…^Am Sa THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIMB 1, 1950 PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 ALMOST PAIN FREE: Students Now Offered' New Jet Drill Technique Students now have the oppor- tunity to get their dental drilling done by a virtually pain free pro- cess thanks to a new method which employs a jet-like drilling tech- nique. The process involves an alumi- num oxide abrasive driven from the tip of a, nozzle by carbon di- oxide. The par...…
…p PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951 'LIVE ON AIR': Prize Play To Open Tonight By VIRGINIA VOSS Ken Goldstein's 1951 Hopwood Award play "Live on Air" will re- ceive its first dramatic test at 8 p.m, today, tomorrow, and Satur- day in theaspeech department's production at Lydia Mendelssohn Theater. Goldstein, now resident play- wright at the Erie Playhouse in Erie, Pa., plans to be on hand for opening night, sparing la...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday S.GC Hare Method' To Be Used In Election Under the Hare electoral system that is being used in next Tuesday and Wednesday's election, students can rank the candidates from one to twelve on their ballot. At count night on Wednesday, all votes will be sorted into piles for each candidate. Candidates re- ceive all ballots on which they were first choice. Then using a preset system a quota is set for the election. A...…
…7J i DAILY TIONS for many Michigan students is the 20 important college football Byentering The Daily Grid Picks lict the outcomes of those games. ovided for the contestant who is rig teams. Ernie Kovacs and Jack Ball," playing next week at the study break and enter Grid Picks. ies, predict the score of the Michi- ntry to The Daily, 420 Maynard, must be postmarked before that The Daily for your 'convenience. adictive efforts of The Daily ju...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGr, SEWN PAGE SEVEN Ir Dme,Ma ryla nd in To Stay Undefeated Nation's Top Grid Team EasilyBlasts Navy, 38-7 wSOUTH BEND, Ind.-(R)-Tn- beaten Notre Dame, the nation's No. 1 team, poured a four-touch- down, second quarter broadside in- to inept Navy and then coasted with reserves for a 38-7 victory watched on television by ailing Coach Frank Leahy Saturday. The fifth straight Irish triumph o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si , ..r= 1 adgers To Wolverines Intercepted Passes Thwart M' Offensive Threats, higan Defensive 'Raiders' Throttle Wisconsin Attack in Battle of De fenses 1* (Continued from Page 1) 7i t on Michigan's second play s toss was pilfered by Bad- ater Bob Nelson on the 30. bs went 15 yards in three , right half Bob Zeman five more, and fullback~. Wiesner negotiated the last ds in two carries of equal ce. The score beca...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Elementary: Kindergarten, Early Ele- mentary, Later Elementary. Secondary: Assistant Principal, Art, Commercial, Home Economics, General Shop; Mathematics and Science, Social Studies and English. For any additional information con- tact the Bureau of Appointments, 3528 Administration Building, NO 3-1511, Ext. 489. Personnel Interviews: Representatives from the following >f will be at the Bureau of Appointments: C Mon., Nov....…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951 Ivan Parker Discusses'U' Scholarships Ability, character and-need are the qualifications taken into con- sideration when allocating schol- arship funds, according to Assist- ant to the Dean of Students Ivan W. Parker, who is secretary of the Committee on University Schbl- arships. The grade average a student must hold in order to qualify.for an award depends on the range of averages o...…
…L VLAY, iVVVL'1v1I5CtG 1, ly5y F the. game's 'he thing' ''red Katz, Associate Sports Editor TGE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE N N For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'tit 11:30 A.M. vI' _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Michigan Stadium: Ulcer Gulch TRADITIONALLY, witches and goblins don't cavort on October 31st until the sun goes down. But the Wolverines yesterday delighted in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _UNDA3 f Y, NOVEMBER 1, 1959 )SU Tops Is U, 30-24; Iln is Purdue Tie, 77 SU Nips Mississippi, 7-3; annon Scores Winning TD Northwestern Trounces Indiana, 30-13; Minnesota, Iowa Win Non-League Games BATON ROUGE A) - All- America halfback Billy Cannon sprinted down the sidelines for an 89-yd. touchdown -run .last night as Louisiana State's national foot- ball champions stormed from be- hind to trim previously u...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s Pi l! t1 Y , ew Sweaters Featuring Exotic Textures Popular Big News in Men's Shoes; Warm, Stylish Chukka Boot Ly colors and exotic tex- re the outstanding qualities year's sweater. most appealing new arrival sweater scene is the wide muted colored, brushed ietland variety, which seems naking such a hit with the ity men and their femin- interparts. sweater seems to 1ll the bill on all counts. It is pleasant to the ey...…
…TUE MIHGAN DAILY i. resses Show Return of Sheath; :>uffant Most Popular in Sleeves New Leisure Wear Attractions Seen en can breathe a sigh of re- for the chemise and empire out of the scene of women's ses this fall. he fashion scene in Ann Arbor,, 1 in the stores and in the clos- of fashion-conscious coeds, de- s natural waistlines in sheaths full skirts without. billowy Brocades and chiffons will leadi the fashion parade to pledge for- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ck on Black Denotes Fashions Bearded, Bored, Beatnik Set Some Coeds Favor Jeans; Others Like Collegiate Look Men's Topcoats Getting Shortei Herringbone, Camel Stay Popul the clothes question as in areas of stimulating conjec- the beat generation is grop- or the light of truth. e look for beatniksthis sea- the epitone of the search; is interpreted solely as a [on of line and the outfit is -s color-cued to negativism: on b...…
…THE MICR. w A TT :her Weaves, Colors Will Provide Leeway. Selection of Autumn Wardrobe Separates Fall fashion gives a girl lots of leeway in selecting' separates. Skirt fabrics are richer in weave and color; all exciting, and eachl important enough to deserve an entire costume built around it. Straight skirts range from the smoothest textures in deep greyed" greens, bark browns, and berry reds to shaggy plaids that splash red next to gold a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ci Clothing Trend Toward Bold, Beautiful old but beautiful" is the trend omen's heavy sports and ski .es, Kay Geddes, manager of sports department of a large women's store said recently. he colors are bright, but so tfully muted that they are y," Miss Geddes averred. ig this year," she continued, eds, whites, blacks, and par- arly muted colors. These in- such colors as the muted 1, which is subdivided into or logan green,...…
…NIBER 1, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY w :wrr + .-r Olive Featured in Casuals; Expected To Rival Tan, Gray Continental Effects Showing in Casual Slacks: Khakis with Frontier Pockets, Beltless Backs New Continental Styles Treat for Students During Rain; Greatest Change Seen in Water-Proof Fabrics Entrance I Olive is the big news for men's fall fashions in the casual line. Sport shirts, flannels and khaki's will all feature this color which is e...…
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