…TUESDAY, MAY 1$, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1' TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pa (W W1V1 a :+ I League Room To Undergo Remodeling University Ballroom To Feature Spotlights, New Portable Stage Under the auspices of the League Board of Governors, the much- used League Ballroom will be re- modeled, starting June 28, at the approximate cost of $15,000. The ballroom, which has been the scene of numerous campus dances for man...…
…, - AAI"rr AM . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1954 i 1Af±VUTW TH MIHIGN DIL MUSICAL ODDITIES: Stearns Instruments Displayed at Hill By DAVID KAPLAN Fifteen hundred musical instru- ments from all lands and all ages are displayed in Hill Auditorium. The instruments, most of which are originals, were given to the University in 1901 by Frederic Stearns, a wealthy Detroit manu- facturer. IN 1899, Stearns began negotia- tions with the ...…
…BUILDING A UNITED FRONT See Page 4 Y itl Dait6F -- - - . - - -- -d /- / /- ,* Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXIV, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1954 CLOUDY SIX PAGES Faculty Group Set for Appeals To Conduct Dismissal, Demotion Cases Arising from May Hearings By GENE HARTWIG Operating within the new Regents' rulings on cases involving dismissal or demotion of faculty members the ,University Senate Ad- T visory Committ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 CLASS DISMISSALS: Michiworm To Spread Carnival Spirit By ROZ SHLIMOVITZ After six months of frenzied preparations, the Michiworm has arrived here to take part in the 1954 Michigras benefit fair on Fri- day and Saturday. He will descend on the campus tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednes- day and spread the carnival spir- it the best way he kfnows-by dis- missing classes. WITH HIS ANTENNAE, Michi-...…
…I SUNDAY, APRM 19, 1954 TRIP MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SUNDAY, APRIL iS, 1954 THE MICHI~A~ DAILY PAGE THREE a 1Vichigan Golf, Baseball Teams Trip Oppl-ionents Wolverines Register 14-4 Triump'i Over Toledo Nine Stump fig Stars as' Linksters Down U of D Two Relay Squads, Nilsson Capture Firsts at Ohio State (a a > - -- Benedict, Cline Hammer Ritter, Peterjohn, Ferrelli Four-Baggers; Strike Out 16 (Special to The Daily), TOLEDO - R...…
…PAGE FOUR THE IMICI14GAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 PAGE FOUR THJ~ MICU4GAN bAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1954 Building a United Front By VIRGINIA VOSS Daily Editorial Director CAMPUS INTEREST in the up-coning Clardy hearings has, of necessity shifted into the procedural gear. The roving inves- tigators who many justifiably feel have no business stopping off at state or private educational institutions will pretty certain- ly be in the area ...…
… SUNDAY, APRM 19, 1954 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAt"r $U N D Y, A ~ iL S, I~ 4 W A I!W rak.N* r'RVE.v Maize Team Captures Michifish Program Will Honor Dr. Bell Members of the Maize Team of Frosh Weekend took top honors last night for their presentation of "aMAIZ-in PURSE-onalties," given Friday in the League. ' The theme of "aMAIZ-in PURSE-onalities" featured the story of a University coed. The winning floorshow cast, under the direction of ...…
…I .PA t 81x TEM ICPI-41;.% 1"AILY SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1954 gpoomemanyoft Advisor PlaI BRIDGE COLUMN INAUGURATED: A ---sor lan j 'It sf 'y11: 1 "ell ' !'1 If' Y t1 !1 " : HOW'D YOU LIKE TO... earn X5000 a year? Lt. Grady L. Friday and Aviation Cadet Selection Detachment No-403 are visiting the University of Michigan from April 26 to April 30. He will be avail- able on the third flogr of the Union Building from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. "for thos...…
…_y AN EDITORIAL See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State i~aitF CLOUDY. WARMER VOL. LXIV, No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 FOUR PAGES K Classes To End May27 This Year Deans Retain Thanksgiving Holiday For Two Year Provisional Period By JON SOBELOFF Classes will end this spring on Thursday, May 27, with Friday "dead" and final exams beginning Saturday, May 29, ending the next Saturday for seniors. The present long Th...…
…PAGN TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MARCH 19. 1414 PAGE TWO 'I'HTTR~4flAV 1WAUWW it ~@rci THE MICHIGAN IJAIL~ LAAk% AVkJJ.fkMAp LTL AAklA lot JL," % R An Editorial THE UNIVERSITY is giving itself birthday parties this week at more than 100 spots on the globe. In one such locale --the Detroit University Club-anniver- sary sentiments rang far off key. An un- written rule of the Club, which has no connection with this University, barred a...…
…THURSDAY, ARC'S 19, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAHJV . Phi Delta Phi Wins I-M Second Place Hoop Final PUCKSTERS DEPLETED:. Heyliger Faces Huge Rebuilding Job CLASSIFIED ADS By DAVE GREY Phi Delta Phi defeated Delta Theta Phi, 52-24, in the profes- sional fraternity second place bas- ketball finals at the I-M Building last night. Using a platoon system of sub- stitution, the Phids quickly gain- e...…
…PAGE vork THE MICHIGAN DAILY TiRURSDAY, MAPXTI 18, 1954 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MARCh 18. 1954 «...... ,., ... ..,.......,..sa ..,..... ........ .... ar: rrryn s% rh r,'M Ar V W, -. . Jj F PREMIERE: Senior Night To Feature 'Tickled Pink' Showing By SUE GARFIELD Seven hundred senior girls will be honored today at Senior Night with a banquet at the League, fol- lowed by the opening performance of the Junior Girl's Play "T...…
…MEN'S AND WOME4'S SPRING FASHION SUPPLEMENT Y 4:.A4tr t an :43 a t I# MEN'S AND WOMEN SPRING FASHION SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 EIGHT PA EIGHT PA Local Shops Display Variety Of Latest Spring Fashions By JAN SMITH With spring less than a week away, many coeds are making plans for revamping their wardrobes in keeping with this season's newest styles. Intent on just such a project were Diane Halbrook and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 /K ii~);~,:~~;1 " ' -~ ~. \ .\x4; - THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 Women's Cosmetics, Colognes Change with I Season There is a world of fragrances With the changing of the sea- f rom which to choose a correct sons, many new and different items whichrt chodseda .orrect are pperin on he osmticone for each individual. It might and fragrance markets over the be a light floral scent or a heavy endire nagion...…
…18, 1351 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE 18, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE COTTONS FOR COEDS: f { Ili jSkirt 'n Blc By MIRIOM SHLIMOVITZ Separates will continue to reign this spring, turning the typical coed's "skirt 'n sweater" ensemble into a cotton "skirt 'n blouse" out- ;fit. 't Many of the skirts and blouses can be bought separately but have been carefully color-matched kto appear as a dress when worn to- gether. * * A BOON to the coed's i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILiY YOUR 'Spring Hat Styles To Give Level-Headed Look ~ARMENTS In Variety of Colorful Fabrics, Trimmings r f in 0 GvEnyrulcu, aeI ligeUareU 1UUII. every style will give a different Women are being level-headed effect. The size and shape, how- I t's more economical this spring. 'ever, will be only a small factor, to store clothes than to risk Hats will sit flat on top and tilt- the major effect being made by ed a little forwa...…
…MARCH 18, 1954, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. F" MARCH 18, 1854 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. ,'fl~ ... ,,. I Coeds Predict mpie, Longe By MARLENE KELAVOS Coeds will let their hair down ' this spring, moderately anyway. Leading hair stylists say the trend is toward slightly longer and simpler hairdos. After the extreme styles featur- ed recently, i.e., pony tails, shin- gled bobs, poodle cuts, and Italian boys cuts, many women will be happy to kn...…
…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 _ -., vmxm>.nmrss xex is>ssoa exsv ,a.ro_ .vu...;.;axrsxxi DAx'-SN...vN2 E?3 iY 9MF:aRR' RS: do-4 33:Y}:Et31 3FYk3X}:f3F13. }:FeST %R83YL}ieM # #&#$# £kKkiLifi #H FE#ffi3R4#HW55F3@k1A^s E3 it$aF"i TEP IN STYLE: Casual Comfort Stressed In Men's Saddles,_Bucks Handkerchiefs Featre New Television Fold , , .. .. .., . .. . , ........._a Redd By MAGGI BOYLE Fashion and comfort are stressed in m...…
…THUM&SDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 Bermuda Shorts for Men Increase in Popular Appeal THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN LIKES AND DISLIKES: Students Express Fashion Views Values at Campus Bike & Hobby By ELAINE EDMONDS Men, despite a vigorous contro- versy on the subject, have now taken over the Bermuda walking shorts which have been popular with women in recent years. They are only reclaiming what is rightfully theirs, however, since the style origi...…
… ~1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 Y A 'Tickled Pink 'To Be Premiered Today 44 Senior Coeds To See Debut Performance Weeks of rehearsals, scenery-painting and costume-making will culminate at 8 p.m. tonight when the 1954 Junior Girls' Play, 'Tickled Pink,' is premiered before an audience of senior women. In preparing for production of the traditional musical comedy, junior women have weathered a number of crises of va...…
…STUDENT LEGISLATURE Y ai Latest Deadline in the State ~IartP t~. See page 4 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, VOL. LXIV, No. 92 SIX PAGES Eisenhower Asks Lifting Of Seereey Urges Sharing Of Atomic Plans WASHINGTON-(P)-?residen Eisenhower, reporting "mighty in crease" . in America's atomi strength, asked Congress yesterda for authority to lift an eight-yea secrecy veil so that U. S. allies ca be told how to use atomic wea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 TU ICTANBTY hRSA,'ERAR^8,15 DAILY OFFICIAL BUI LETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an ficial publication of the University Michigan for which the Michigan aily assumes no editorial responsi- lity. Publication in it is construe- ve notice to all members of the nlversity. Notices should be sent in IPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552 Iministration Building before 3 p.m. e day preceding publication (bef...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY inAt4-E+ Ttrnialm THURDAY FEBUAR 18,195 THEMJCJGA7T IaTTz PAGE ITHREE~ Phi Delt Cagers TrounceA TO, 44m-32 INSIDE HOCKEY by DOUG MULLEN OLYMPIC SWIMMERS: Wardrop Twins Raise 'M' Title Hopes Sigma Nu, Kappa Alpha Psi Rip Sigma Alpha Mu, Acacia Sigma Chi Routs Alpha Delta Phi, 33-18; Phi Gams, Chli Psi Score Impressive Wins By BILL STONEv After the final score of the Michigan-Michigan Sta...…
…GE FOURt THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 SL's Diminishing Roll Call --- How Serious Is It? By HARRY LUNN Daily Managing Editor N LOSING a few of its members, Student Legislature is undergoing a perfectly common occurance for any organization at this time of year. The beginning of each se- mester is a time for reassessment for many people engaged in the multitude of activi- ties the campus offers, and, for one reason or ano...…
…M[URSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 '"HE MICHIGAN DAILY 'HURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foresters Preparing For Paul Bunyan Ball Spruce, Pine Trees To Provide Decorations; Conservation Displays, Films To Be Featured Members of 'the Forester's Club are busy this week selecting and cutting the evergreen trees to be used as decorations for their an- nual Paul Bunyan dance, to be held from 8 p.m. to midnight Sat- urday, Feb. 27, in the ...…
…f ~ TRH MICHIG(AN DiAILY wv- E S= lujt :SON MAKES GOOD: )ld Yearbook Prediction Comes True By FREDDI LOEWENBERG The teaching profession seemed redestined for Dean Willard C. lson of the education school. As far back as the eighth grade, is friends had recognized what he as cut out to be. That year the earbook had predicted he would ecome a professor. "One reason for my choosing hat particular field," he says, grew out of the frequent men...…
…Professors Review Events of 1953, Preview t By JOE PASCOFF and DOROTHY MYERS With just 14 days left before the year 1953 bows out. professors yesterday began reviewing the old year and speculating on what 1954 would bring. Future historians may find in 1953 the signs of a trend that led the world toward or away from another world war or established a unified Europe. Others may remember the bright traditions surrounding the coro- nation of Q...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1953 I I $3,: 250,000 PROJECT: Past Year County Courthouse Progresses Rapidly!Reviewed 4 i r i Counselors Offices Filled As Pre-RegistrationBegins By PAT EOELOFS Operations be-;un on the new county courthouse less than a month ago are showing rapid progress, according to a field su- pervisor of the estimated $3,250,000 project. The huge U-shape structure is beginning to take shape on th...…
…PAGE "MEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ThILEI r Cagers To Meet Indiana, Four Other Opponents During Vacation By WARREN WVERTHEIMER, While most Michigan students will be relaxing and taking it easy for the next two weeks, the Wol- verine cagers will get very littlel rest as they are scheduled to play five games before classes com- mence again on January 4th. Included among this quintet of contests is the Maize and...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIUDAY, DECEMBER 1$, 19513 PAGE FOUR I~1UDAY, DECEMBER 1~, 1~63 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY BMATTER O By JOSEPH ALSOP "You May Find Something In Your Stocking Soon" TODAY AND TOMORROW: Avoiding a Showdown.onEDC SINGAPORE, Malaya - The situation in Malaya is passionately interesting, but for none of the usual reasons. The war against communism here is a toilsome, weary business, lacking the drama of great actions and...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 T HE MICHIGAN D AILY PAGE FIVE PAGE FIVE Music of Buddy Morrow's Band U' To Offer ~ A~E~I ~ .J~ ce skating lParents Tell of Engagements, Wedding Plans io ze Ieu Buddy Morrow and his orches- tra, who will alternate on the J- Hop bandstand with Ray An- thony's group on Friday, Feb. 5, will feature the "listenable, dance- able music" which has put the ag- gregation into the "big hit" class. A standard record favor...…
…r AGE mx THlE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19} 190 ANN AmRBOR MERCHANTS Wr YQ I 41 "I I *~~.v~sx I Ae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$.. NI ma vI f1 I Sp I y S 2 'o 'k ,°S i, o . +' I ifS : t ,o 'P o\ I _ IJ I, J Ir I U e Ua 3 t 113 * NC....,' r* VARSITY LAUNDRY UNIVERSITY MUSIC HOUSE ' WAHR'S MADEMOISELI Corner E. Liberty & Fifth Ave. 508 E. Williams'. UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE TOWN & COLLEGE' 316$S. ...…
… IT'S TIME FOR A 12-FOLD CHANGE See Page 4- ILv *6 1 tr43 gU ' Latest Deadline in the State 4br :43 a t ty L PARTLY CLOUDY, MILD nnm- VOL. LXIV, No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1953 SIX PAGES I N Debate Opens Conference On Education Higher Learning Studies Revealed By PAT ROELOFS Reports from a Commission on Financing Higher Education and President Truman's Commission on Higher Education resulted in. unexpected...…
…rAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I$, 1953 MW CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS: International Bazaar To Open Today By SHIRLEY KLEIN g. A The annual International Ba- zaar, opening today, will present an original and unusual opportu- nity to purchase Christmas gifts this year. Foreign students have donated rare art and handicraft items from their native lands to the Bazaar to be held today, tomorrow and Fri- day by the International Cente...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIEX Gridders Sharpen Attach For Ohio State Invasion RUDE GUESTS FOR"DEDICATION: Wolverines Upset Buckeyes in OSU Stadium Opener Michigan's footbll squad held a vigorous workout yesterday aft- ernoon in preparatic for Vie sea-l son's football finale aainst Ohiol State this Saturday at the Michi- gan Stadium. The line, which has performed rather erratically through the pre-t vious eig...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1953 TO STUDENT LEGISLATURE: It's Time for a Twelve-fold Change ANYONE WHO has observed the extreme ineffectiveness of student government on campus this semester is drawn to only one conclusion: Student Legislature is well advanced into a process of decay leading to ultimate extinction. Four main causes of the decay stand out. SL has allowed itself to become sub- jugated to other campu...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE MVE I U W"* Assembly Association To Distribute Report Parents Announce Weddings, Engagements Senior, Junior Panhellenic Announce Board Positions Presenting a factural statement of progress, Assembly Association will distribute its "Assembly Asso- ciation Progress Report" to all in- dependent women today. Assembly Association hopes the report will answer any questions women may have a...…
…Ftri'G! S IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1953 ________________________________________________________________________ I SL Agenda Student Legislature will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Strauss Dining Room, East Quadrargle, to dis- cuss the following topics: By-Law Changes Conclave Report Motion for establishment of an Anti-Discrimination Board Announcement of Cinema Guild sponsors All interested students and faculty members have be...…
…POLITICAL POWER IN THE WEST See Page 4 p SW hjau x :43 i1 s OV Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXIV, No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1953 FAIR AND WARM EIGHTEEN PAGES * . s * * s # # " # # * Sen. Young Asks Benson To Quit ND Republican Says Secretary Has 'Lost Confidence of Farmers' WASHINGTON - UP) - Sen. Young (R-ND) said yesterday Sec- retary of Agriculture Benson ought to quit the Cabinet because "he has lost t...…
…PAGE TWO 'U' To Offer Three New TV Courses Three new telecourses will be offered when the University Tele- vision Hour goes into its fourth year of production at 1 p.m. to- day over station WWJ-TV, De- troit. The series, the first in the field of adult education via television, will offer one 15-week course, "En- gineering: Building the Modern World"; an eight-week course, "The Growing Baby" and a seven- week course, "Lands and Peoples of Lati...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lo PAGE THREE Theater Mural Gothic Film 'RAMEY': 1I 't __ _ ! i Series Set Tomorrow With a campus-wide reputation as the only movie where smoking is permitted, the Gothic Film So- ciety will enter its fifth season at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Rackham Am- phitheater. First of the 10 program series will star the Marx Brothers in "Room Service" and a short sub- ject on Matisse. * * * AN ADDED attraction...…
…1 rPAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3STIND AY; OCTOBER, 18, 1953 PAGE FOUR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1~53 Political Power ARTS THEATER CLUB: Ike's New Caddie in the West (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is last in a series of articles on the Western quarter of the United States. Today's commentary deals with the West as a political force.) " AS THE WESTERN STATES continue to increase in population America may be witnessing a new political phenomena-the shif...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE nFV League Petitioning Remains Open Group Plans Claude Thornhill Orchestra To Provide Music Interviews Scheduled Next Week Help wanted-No experience ne- cessary! Although experience helps if you're interested in petitioning for a job on the Women's League, the Interviewing and Nominating Committee stresses that it is your enthusiasm, interest and ideas for the position that really count....…
…AG SIX TfhE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1953 Illinois . . . 27 Mich. State . 47 Ohio State. . 12 Wisconsin . . 28 Iowa . . . . 21 Alabama . . . 0 Notre Dame . 23 Minnesota . . 7 Indiana . . . 18 Penn . . . . 6 Purdue . . . 19 Wyoming . . 7 Tennessee . . 0 Pitt . . . . . 14 Stanford . 21 1UCLA. . . .20 Notre Dame Powers Past Pitt, 23-14 ND Trails 14-7 State Rips: Wisconsin Illino is, -0* ' ScO l t" OSU Soccer Ow oes Team Beats ...…
…-VNt SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SL r w ill!'9 ins in 2nd Hlutlf Surge National Football Scoreboard * * Two NU Scores Result 'From Michigan Errors Thomas Leads Northwestern Pass Attack; Troglio, Chandler Big NU Ground Gainers (Continued from Page 1) AFTER AN incomplete toss to Branoff, he hit Kress for threeI intended target, into the arms of yards and then put one right in Northwestern defensive halfback Br...…
…PAGE ETGMT THE MICHIGAN DAIIY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933 College Roundup An editorial in the "Daily Cali- letics, but we would fornian," the student newspaper of that this would bef the University of Southern Cali- fensive and far me fornia, last week criticized the col- than paying themf lege for giving job preference to lawns," the newspap athletes.T thentwfta The university's athletic depart- The president of th ment and finance committe...…
…ENG INEERING CENTENNIAL ISSUE Sirtgn Dad A& 1853 - 1953 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1953 H Famous Engineers Scheduled To Talk C. E. Wilson, Merker, Parker, Moses To Speak on Contributions, Future Featured speakers for the College of Engineering's Centennial celebration will include Charles E. Wilson, Harvey Milton Merker, James Wentworth Parker and Robert Moses. Secretary of Defense, Charles E. Wilson, scheduled to speak...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19 I Colorful Research Men Taught! In Nuclear ngineering1 By FREDDI LOWENBERG Training in the special tech- niques and skills of nuclear engi- neering will be offered for the first time this year by the College ofI Engineering. The eight courses, which have been designed to train engineersI to fill the jobs made available by rapid developments in the appli-' cation of nuclear energy will o...…
…i SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Planning Bridges MECHANICAL BRAINS: Engineers Learn Computer Techniques PLASTER, NO SHORTENING: Giant Birthday Cake To Tour Centennial -Daily-Betsy Smith CIVIL ENGINEERING-As part of its curriculum, the civil en- gineering department offers instruction in bridge building and sewage control, as well as the more conventional road-building and planning. Dean Emmons Emphasizes Inte...…
…'5 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1953 i SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1953 ERI Solves Problems In All Research Areas Century Of Growth ENGINEERING SCHOOLS 'CLAIM TO FAME': Electronics 'U' Boasts Largest Non-Government Testing Tank Researchers ..... i . ___ _.. __ _ . _.__ _ -. __.. t --._____....... Working closely with the na- tion'sindustry, the Engineering Research Institute, a department of the College of Engineering, ...…
