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Page Ten

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

October 7. 1956

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APARTMENT FURNISHING

FOR THE FRUGAL
... attractive and sturdy desks without drawers
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By JAMES DYGERT
HISTORY, it has been claimed,
stumbles along in cycles. If so,
the most pathetic victim of this
fact is the American male. Caught
up in the do-it-yourself whirl, this
wretch finds himself closely akin
to primitive man, who of neces-
sity did it himself.
A fortunate Ann Arbor student
who locates an apartment is even
closer to his ancestors, by virtue
of the necessity of do-it-yourself
furnishing. Unless he is a mil-
lionaire or the offspring of a fur-
niture dealer, he invariably must
furnish it himself.
Happily, student apartments are
less than huge; else this would be
a superhuman task for us unli-
censed carpenters. Any housewife
can tell you it's easier to furnish
one room than two.
One very helpful hint for the
student who moves into an apart-
ment for the first time is that he
hang a curtain across the room,
thus converting his one room into
a two-room job. There are many
apartments in Ann Arbor draw-
ing higher rents on this principal.
IN ONE such apartment in town,
each room approximates, in size,
a closet, making the apartment
about the size of two closets. As
is invariably the case, one of the
rooms is a kitchen and the other
a living-room-dining-room-bed-
room-study. The tiny bathroom, of
ocurse, is outside the apartment
off a hallway where it also serves
the residents of several other two-
room apartments in the structure.
Obviously, the chief challenge
of this mode of living is to require
as little room as possible, both for
your furniture and for your acti-
vities. If you live in such an apart-
ment, here are some hints gleaned
from some of the campus' most ex-
perienced cubicle dwellers:
1. Construct book cases out of
Mr. Dygert is a former Daily
City Editor who here brings his
essentially rational mind to
bear on the emotional problems
of students who need advice in
the "basic stoffs" of life.

FOR THE COMPULSIVE
the advantages of a closet within a closet
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FOR THE ARTISTIC
. 300 feet of two-by-fours, plus imagination

See results the first time
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for BLACKHEADS
and LARGE PORES
Start this treatment
at home today!
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Phone or mail order to:
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AT NORTH UNIVERSITY

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