…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Z, 1953 Coed Rushing Begins with Parties THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIF i ! Counselors <"> - # * Lead Groups Saturday afternoon over a thousand coeds started on the first round of parties which began the Michigan fall rushing season. These first parties are called "mixers" and introduce all rushees to the eighteen houses on campus. The rushees are divided into groups of approximately ,seventy and are conducted to the ho...…
…THIE 1IIICGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1953 SEEN AS 'NORMAL FLUCTUATION': Wins Award 'U' Grade Point Average Dips to 2.57 Zerman Sees Few Shifts In Policies on Deferment By PAT ROELOFS Undergraduate grade point aver- ages for the 1952-53 year dropped a minute .01 from the previous year's 2.58 record with women undergrads still holding the up-, per hand academically, accord- ing to registrar's .office tabula- tions. The accelerated...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 195S THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGr SEVENTEEN PAGE SEVENTEEN r : -II Arbor Gets Facial Up lift By MARK READER * * * * Widened highways, barricaded streets and lawns denuded of trees to make way for pavement testify to the summer boom in Ann Arbor construction work. New structures dot the local scene, others are still in the build- ing process and more on the ar- chitects' drawing boards. PARTS OF -Washtenaw Ave. l...…
…I rAGE LPGnTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEhIBER 22, 1952 PAE:GTE TEDY ETEBR-,~5 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Stoddard Out at Illinois; Harvard* Paper Silenced Lecture Series Stars A few storms broke the tradi- tional quiet on the nation's cam- puses over the past three months resulting in the removal of a Big Ten university president and the silencing of an Eastern school's summer paper. President of the University of Illinois George Stoddar...…
