FRIDAY, OTOE,1 , 1rE 5 ;

Affeet of TV
, -a
On 'U' grades
Television, which has replaced
comic books apparently has had
no effect on the study' habits of
University students.
Kappa Nu and Zeta Beta Tau
fraternities copped their housing
group's grade honors despite tele-
vision distractions whereas the
least fortunate fraternities reach-
ed the bottom of the list without
the aid of TV.
Calls to grade-happy sororities
showed TV sets lacking in the
houses of Alpha Epsilon Phi and
Chi Omega, the sororities with the
best grades. However, those soror-
ities with the lowest listings did
not possess sets either.
A check of other housing groups
shoaled that those on the lowest
section as well as those on the top.
section of the grade listings did
not have direct access to the new
medium.
Rshees Total'
Nearly_700
Six-hundred ninety-eight men
trooped to the Interfraternity
Council offices in the last two
weeks to register for rushing, ac-
cording to Bill Henderson, '51
NAdA. secretary.
Last fall's total of rushees was
estimated at 700, Henderson said.
11C is investigating charges of-
Minor violations of the rushing
rules, Henderson added. He did
not disclose the nature of the vi-
elations or the names of the
houses involved.
MSC Discipline
Michigan State College yester-
i, day imposed a strict disciplinary
probation on 13 students who par-
ticipated in near riots Friday and
Saturday nights in East Lansing.
The penalties, which were an-
nounced by Dean of Students Tho-
mas ling, prohibit the students
from participating in college activ-
ities and will continue until lifted
by Dean King at the petition of
the students.

THE MTCHIGAN DAILY


Prospective Pledge

-Daily-Rick Sanderson
DIRTY RUSHING?-Not in the least say the men of Phi Kappa
Tau fraternity. "Blackie," here shown perusing some rushing
material as he sips his lunch, just wandered into their house
late Wednesday night, unenticed by catnip or cream. If its
owner does not claim the well-kept, long-haired black cat, the
Phi Taus are pretty well agreed that they've picked up one
new member at least in this rushing period. Anyone who feels
the cat may be his should call Phi Tau house manager Tom
Graham at 3-8581.
Candidates DawsonH eader
Lack Sponsors for .Debate

Conference
TO .Discuss
Education
Problems facing higher educa-
tion will be discussed at a con-
ference here today of governing
boards and executive officers of
eight publicly-supported universi-
ties and colleges in Michigan.
In addition to the University will
be Michigan College of Mining and
Technology, Michigan State Col-
lege, Wayne University, Michigan
State Normal College, Western
Michigan College of Education,
Central Michigan College of Edu-
cation and Northern Michigan
College of Education.
Also attending will be the Board
of Education of the City of De-
troit. An afternoon meeting will
be held in the Administration
Bldg. and a second discussion will
follow the dinner in the Union.
May DireeAt
Jackson Firm
A University professor was nam-
ed as possible new director of a
Jackson electric equipment firm
after several stockholders yester-
day demanded a shakeup of the
present Board.
Prof. Richard Schniedwind, of
the metallurgical engineering de-
partment, was listed as a candi-
date for the Sparks-Withington
Company's Board, which is now
under fire as being "stale and
fearful."
Also mentioned for a Board po-
sition was H. P. Johnson, Ann Ar-
bor radio and appliance dealer,
who is a member of the protest
group which charges the present
Board with lack of "normal mana-
ger efficiency."

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No organizations have as yet of-
fered to sponsor debates between
Prof. John P. Dawson, Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Sec-
ond District, and his Republican
opponent George Meader, Demo-
cratic Party Headquarters in Ypsi-
lanti reported yesterday.,
However, a party spokesman felt
certain that civic groups in the
district's major communities will
offer their backing in the near
future.
The two candidates agreed
Tuesday to give a series of debates
on major national and interna-
tional issues. Prof. Dawson issued
the challenge, expressing his hope
that non-partisan groups in the
area might make the discussions
possible. Meader promptly accept-
ed.
Read and Use
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TODAY & SATURDAY
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The two candidates, whos
peared together twice during
primaries, will speak from
same platform at Tecumseh
Oct. 11.

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Publication in The Daili Official
Bulletin is constructive nofice to all
members of the University. Notices
for the Bulletin should be sent in
typewritten form to the Office of the
Assistant to the President Room 2552
Administration Building, by 3:00 -pm
on the day preceding publication
(11:00 a.m. Saturdays).
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950
VOL. LXI, No. 10
Notices
Open Houses for the Dartmouth
game are authorized in officially
organized student residences on
Sat., Oct. 7 between 11:30 a.m.
and 1:30 p.m. for pre-game func-
tions and between 5 p.m. and 7
p.m. for post-game functions. No
registration of these functions is
necessary provided they are con-
fined to the hours indicated.
Women students have 1:30 a.m.
late permission on Sat., Oct. 7.
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation:
New temporary location at Lane
Hall as of Thursday afternoon.
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