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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Faculty LATEST RESULTS of The Daily's survey of faculty opinion on a State Legislature bill, which would prohibit Communists and ex-Communists from teaching in Michigan schools and colleges, leave the division of cpinion substantially unchanged. The 15 replies that have trickled in since the poll ended last week make the score 41 per cent for to 53 per cent against, with six per cent wanting to bar only present members of t...…
…Pr luv t W t 41 F -A XT *I"1A iUT X AAT AfIJ la iU.tf.eJI.AlN DAILY .rUaoi,DA MAY 0X947'a,, IU... "ampus Queen Referendum E CAMPUS QUEEN referendum con- ducted in the recent Student Legisla- election was a sad example of a farci- pinion poll. nstead of simply asking, "Are you in or of having campus queen elections?" author of the poll twisted the question that it read, "Are you in favor of the versity prohibition against the election camp...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1953 The Case for a Film Course THE REAPPEARANCE of "Metamorpho- sis" on campus this week is more than an occasion to applaud amateur films. The mere fact that a small group, op- erating within financial and technical limitations, could produce a full-length feature with such success, is of course im- portant. The basic crudity of "Metamor- phosis" cannot be ignored, but it aims at a standard ...…
…& FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 RUItSDAY, UAY 1, 1952 FOUR TIIUktSI)AY, MAY .L 1952 U U _______________________________________________________ U CAMPUS INTIMIDATION: The Lecture Committee's Power (EDITOR'S NOTLI: This is the first in a series of editorials on the current infringements on student rights.) URING THE past two months a series of speaker bans and investigations have set a precedent dangerous to the future well- being of this Uni...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1"MRSD!lT, :12Af' 1, 0 41 ---- --- - I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Henry Wallace By SAMUEL GRAFTON HENRY WALLACE has been killed off so often as a political figure, it is really sur- prising that anything he says should still have weight and impact. The right wing has conducted final services for him two or three times a year for several years; it has laid him to rest in winter, summer, autumn, spring. Something must happen to rev...…
…UT~T~T' ~ ea A 'H h IVI 1 U U l X1.1 ..1.j'A IL I ~ULA ~JZb5J~3. I ~ I A~ AU~U 1. Reform Is Overdue T WOULD take a Ph.D. in legal history to find a better example of the necessity for reform in the State Legislature than the spectacle of confused, petty government which the Legislature itself furnished in its last session before adjournment early yes- terday (Thursday) morning. Before the legislators was an assortment of measures, incl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD' I'D RATHER E RIGHT: U1. S. Firmbllers By SAMUEL GRAFTON GENERAL EISENHOWER asks us not to fum- ble the postwar problem but the peace is getting to be a little old; it is almost a year since the end of fighting in Europe. If we are not good now, when are we going to be good? One wonders what reply, any of us could make if awakened suddenly at three o'clock in the morn- ing and asked to state in a few words what Ame...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1945 i Argentina To Be Represented at Fisco ParleyDlgtsDcd Conference Votes 31-4 verRusinObeto Molotov Quiestions Freedom from .Faseismi Of Newly-Admitted Latin-American State By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, April 30-Over stern Russian objections, the United Nations conference voted 31 to 4 tonight to give Argentina a place imme- diately in its peace-shaping councils. Eloquently but in vain, Russi...…
…THR MICHIGAN DAIL Y FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1931 __ .__.. 'uibii she'l every morning except Monday dur- the University year by the Board in Control Student Publications. lember of Western Conference Editorial Asso- ion. 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for republication of all news dispatches lited to it or not otherwise credited in this er and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michi- , as ...…
…T RE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES [ICHIGAN DAILY . v.4 id, - j Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. ': 4sgsodiited Q o1tpirtc rts _ = 1933 Atiio~wI - wvwi!) 1934. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ['he Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . SUNDAY, MAY l 1932 CI _ __ _ _, ..,,., i 4 1 1 21 r 4 - Ig vt Dail s 'ublished every mornig except Monday during the University by the Doard in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. he Associated Press is exciucively entitled to the use forr ation of all news dispatches credited to ,it or niot otherwise ed in this paper and the local news published herein. ntered at...…
… A Whitney Theatre MONDAY, MAY 6th NI TED R c T FROM THNE H UDSO J ~THEATER, N. Y. SHENRY B. HARRIS ~PRESENTS A~MERICAS GREATEST EMOTIONAL ACTRESSft W ill I ri .IY+ . _________________ --I Prices SeiNA ~ P A GR~EAT A GREAT PLAY ;-'THAT 15 A ?GREAT SUCCEISS " 35-50-~75-,1.00-1.50 Sale Friday A.M., Ma~y 3 Sa' workmen. ry detail of L int MATINEE 1 1 r 'U IS I. Co. Car. Far St. "I)WN-TOW1N" GARGOYLE MNEETS WTITH RECORD SA...…
…THE '!.MICI GAN DA-LY . ..: ... ._. , ..,.,. .~ganx delegates returned from the { I7 __ _ _ _ _ _meeting, however, feeling that' the WEDTO IA C MM N epF 4S'~: FTE iprogressing with greater facility than 'f/ - tL IE ,Y01?T HUiIGAX inr many of the eastern schools. Some# 3tA '1 fT Publishie4 every "morning execept Mondayo1 te-agr ntttai5srast e li, 1IRE Al) FOR ART -riug gthe University year by the Board i ofrth larger ns(itatiarsdsurpssothe...…
…___ __ __ ___ __ _- I (Continued from Page 2) Kao, Engineering Mechanics; thesis: "The Phenomenon of Blocking in Stra- tified Flows," Thurs., May 2, 336 W. Engin. Bldg., at 10:00 a.m. Chairman, C. S. Yih. Doctoral Examination for Walter Frederick Wegst, Jr., Environmental Health; thesis: "Wavelength-Dependent Effects of Low-Energy X-rays on Mam- malian Tissue Cells," Thurs., May 2, 3042 School of Public Health, at 1:15 p.m. Chairman, G. ...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA 'WRONG VALUES': Panelists Bemoan Cultural Lag By ELIZABETH ROEDIGER The creative arts in Detroit and Michigan are not receiving the attention they should, four panel- ists on the McGregor-Detroit Ad- venture Conferences agreed Sun- day. "There is something wrong with the values of the state and coun- try when a pithecanthrope lout with a guitar can make a million by bumping and grinding on a sta...…
…THE IC AN DAILY NSA Offier Comments On Student Sit-in Me eting ,'.n.. ,{* . r V.W. . .. >S V A'v t*+s ;'** r .w DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING By RUTH EVENHUIS Curtis Gans, vice-president of national affairs for the National Student Association said yesterday that he has developed "a much greater respect for the American student" since working on NSA's National Conference on the sit-in movement held last weekend in Washing...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY uevelopers To Construct Structures Permit Specifies; 360 Apartments The city yesterday issued a building permit for 'the construc- tion of two twelve-story apartmeht buildings. The two buildings will cost an estimated $7 million. They will contain 360 apartments. The building permit was issued by the.-Ann Arbor Department of w Engineering and Safety, headed by John D. Ryan, director. Contains Proviso Ryan said that there is...…
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…Wednesday, May 1, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 1, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEEING, NOT BELIEVING: Staged tour of Vietnam's POW camps By STEVE D'ARAZIEN News Analysis BINH HOA, South Vietnam. (CPS)-Recently the South Viet- namese government organized a tour of three of its six prisoner- of-war (POW) camps for news- men. The big attraction was' an in- terview with a group of POW's but the interview never took place. I went to Binh ...…
… Tuesday, May 1, 2012 Tuesday, May 1, 2012 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com WATER POLO Wolverines settle for third at Eastern Championships MEN'S GOLF Thompson finishes third at Big Ten Tournament By JEREMY SUMMITT For the Daily Coming off its 11th straight Col- legiate Water Polo Association Western Division championship, the 10th-ranked Michigan wom- en's water polo team (4-2 CWPA, 23-12 overall) was looking to con- tinue its succes...…
…Monday, May 1, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - 5 LETTERS TO THE EDTOR,' Students shouldn't fear Naked Mile TO THE DAILY: I wanted to express my dis- may that the Michigan Daily Cwis a forerunner in the nega- Wtmse me dia hype surrounding the Naked Mile this vear. The Daily chose to run a full head- line. "This is a dangerous esent citing such dangers as getting your picture taken, getting arrested and getting raped. Indeed, running the Naked Mil...…
…Tuesday, May 1, 2007 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 5 EMMARIE HUEToTEMAN The blame of a killer A fter two young men entered Columbine High School eight years ago, shooting teachers and fellow stu- dents before killing themselves, the nation struggled to under- stand such a senseless act. Where did they get their guns? You can't How long had they rationalize planned it? an irrational What mov- action. ies did they watch to get ideas?...…
…SUPPLEMEIT FEATURES THEATRES LITEIURY SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION I XUF l r4 ir4i3 t t 43tttl SECTION TWO .. ., -' rri rlr rrr irirrrr irtw . XXXI. No. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1921 PRICE --, ..E HE D I-THIRTY YEARS OL; ~ ..,,",.a., ,..w. . .. {WIWfI w 4 11"A Y z i: s N 1 I \r,''4 t I + :« 0+"' 7 'U' p~~u5M~. '# ;::. N .t . , PUBLICATIONS' OFFICES-1. The Pressroom where The Daily is printed....…
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…MX MAY 1, 1925 THE MICHIGAN ' : , .+,a .,,...,~~~I-F MCIIT~A ...,,.,.alA rTa . ..ari r Vri 5 OLVwTAMIM IWAIA m - , Y PORTIA WINS IN A N N UA9Ll DEBATEI Athiena Upheld Negative (Case On Questlion of Child-Labor, Amiendmient WOENIVIE NOTICES WOEN n1t[ l 1_ TO STYLE SnHow Ax'nlur'n Nvho have sign edl ti') for ! Students 1W11l 3 edel Sunainer Volviis the tenlnis tournament are requested lat Womien's League Tarl# 1A) 1ut. Liier tel...…
… THE WHITNEY TAFFIES nt Tices' 117 So. Main St. Re- week.-Adv. TIC IV A nr w type of stage spinster is presented by May Robson, the comed- ienne who is coming next Thursday evening to the Whitney in Edward E. Rose's dramatization -of Mary Robert Rinehart's popular "Tish" stories. The play also contains two elderly maidens of the conventional pattern who act as foils to the advantage of "Tish." Edward E. Rose, who adapted the stories to th...…
…Plans to have the University of Michigan send a student represent- ative to the English-Speaking union in England this summer were embod- ied in a letter recently received by President Marion L. Burton. The student who is to represent th'e University will be selected on the basis of personality so he may make a favorable impression while abroad ---and so he will receive substantial benefit from his experience. It is' preferred that the student...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL PAs MAJESTIC MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-AIS"ws Sunday LAST TIMES TODAY 'DOROTHY DALTON }Qisn- " "quicksand" I r MOMM14 ARC ADE Shows at 3:00; 7:oo; 8:30 Phones : Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Res., 2316-M Thu-Fri-1-2-Clara Kimball Young in "Cheating Cheaters": Christie Comedy, .Good Gracious. Bobby" & Ford Weekly Sat-3-Viola Dana in "Satan. Junior" and Bif V Comedy'Soapsuds and Sapheads" '' ," "The Better'Ole" will be shown a...…
…l .... -. THE MICHIGAN DAILY BRummerCamporOSF PLAY ON SALE NURSESAT PARTY CONTROL SCHOOLS, niae Michi anIs TSTUDENT EXPLAINS FRlOM MARTHA COOEOffered To Womenj NITATIONS ARE SENT Directors Of Physical Educaion Are . Invited To Be Guests At Last Intramural Game FINAL SCORE IS 29-10 In the intramural base ball finals, played yesterday in Barbour gymnas- ium-, Betsy Barbour won a decisive victory over Martha Cook with a final score of 29-1...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... .. ,..DAILY,.. .? _ _S 1 .... '. , _ _._._ __ . ..--- ANOUNCESCHEDULE YItciIlng Proves Greatest Difficulty In First Round Of Preliminary "Garies Last Week PLAY TO BEGIN TOMORROW] Second round of the preliminary games of the Intramural baseball tournament will start tomorrow. Thej first round was completed last week' when every team scheduled to play appeared;l and played fast and good baseball. ...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 1,1930. THE MICHIGAN DAILY OPAL G , FIVE ILVAT I U WAMM WV C===-*-$ %WMMPWWWWARWF SPORTS CAMPAICMI STYLE SHOW WiLL OCCUR TOMORROW Campus Women Are Chosen to Model New Spring Outfits. TEA WILL BE SERVED Elizabeth Corn '30 Has Charge of Program for Afternoon Entertainment. All plans have been completed for the presentation of the style show sponsored by W. A. A. in con- nection with the sport's campaign. It is to be held tom...…
….ATU7RDAY, MAY , 1926 THE MTCHTC AN T)AAWY " IF-: 1.M. M. i s S w .Y. 4, : 4; I ( tl 7 Q e 0 I3 ti a 9 d v --,"s zszrzs s l (I Xly EXCHANGE IFormer Michigan [ [ Of VOTERS TO Nine New Recipients Of Barbour CONCERTK Stdent Receives____ HELD H0.S Guggni "w'"' M Scholarships To Arrive In Fall 11tthe 25 women from other coun- Lucy, of Tokyo, Japan, are graduate Marjorie H. Nicholson, '14, has bn Michigan League of Women Voters tries at...…
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…FIDAY MAY1,1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIlVE' Merickel, Philips Scabbard And Couple To Lead Blade Initiates To Be Honored Paul Spech's Orchestra To Provide Music For Annual Affair Stunt To Be Featured Following Drill Ceremony Honor Guard To Form Sabre Arch Edith Merickel, '36, and Paul W. Philips, '36E, followed by the com- mitteemen and their guests, will lead the grand march of the 1936 an- nual Military Ball, sponsored by the' members of...…
… ___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY 97Orientation Advisers Appointed To Lead 1938-39 Groups New Chairman For Transfers Is Patricia Haff New Plan Is Inalgurated For Freshman Women's Orientation Assistance Patricia Haff, '39, was named Or- ientation chairman for transfers, and the names of 71 advisers and 25 as- sistant advisers were announced yes- terday by Marcia Connell, '39, Orien- tation chairman. All women who petitioned for Or- ientation po...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG 'E YItVE Health Soeiety And Gradulates To Give Party Dancing, Ping Pong And Bowling To Be Features; Tjcket Sale Continues Dancing, ping pong and bowling will be featured at the party to be held at 9 p.m. today in the Women's Athletic Association Building by graduate students and the Michigan Public Health Club, according to Miss Je eannett Perry, assistanit to the dean of women, who is in charge of the af- Ex-Barbour ...…
…THE MIIIGAN DAILY Phi Beta Kappa Initiates Group Of 59 Students Prof. Bradshaw Officiates At Ceremony In League; Officers Announced Fifty-nine junior and senior stu- dents with outstanding scholastic records were initiated into Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary fratern- ity, at ceremonies held yesterday in the chapel of the League. Prof. John W. Bradshaw, president of the or- ganization, presided at the ceremony and outlined the activities of...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I, -Daly--Davi dArnoMl ON HER WAY--Busy with activities at the League and elsewhere on campus, Marylen Segel is on her way to another adventure In the extra-curricular world. League EX- President Discusses A ctivities, 4--- By NAN MAR EL "Some day somebodys going to write s book about 'The Organi- zation Woman', Marylen Segel, '58, commented, "but until they do, I'll fight it." 'We're not mach...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Festival Stars To Take Leads DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN In Detroit Play .ryi ¢ L. Adler, Sylvia Will Appear In 'Accent On Sydney Monday Youth' Prospective patrons of the 1941 Drama Festival opening here May 19 will get an early chance to see two of the Festival's biggest, stars in action when Sylvia Sidney and Luth- er Adler come to the. Cass Theatre, Detroit, on Monday night, May 5, to play the leading rol...…
… THE MCHGADAILY PAGWELUM Crease Court To Hold Dance In Law Club . Hank d'Amico And Orchestrof Will Accompany Proceedings At Annual Lawyer's Formal Lawyers will compete today with the dentists and their Odonto Ball, at the annual Crease Ball to be held from 9-p.m. until 1 a.m. in the Law Club. Hank d'Amico and his orches- tra will play for the affair. Joseph Roswere, "clown prince of the piano," an accordianist and a vibraphone player will pro...…
…11l r vli-N Ar ° F CS 'Miami Triad' Dance To Be Revived Here Saturday At Union a Pharmacy Ball To Have Music By Ray Gorrell Decorations Will Feature Vharnacists' Symbols And Reflected Colors Pharmacists' symbols and the re- flection of colored lights will be feat- ured in the decorations for Apothe- caries' Ball which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday at the League Ballroom. To carry out the theme of the dance, which is "Pharmacy...…
… THE MICHIGAN GAILY PAGE FIVE KTMMAV WAV 1. 1ft.99 D Jv.~xA iLe LY7c . £ iaoaKT E MC IA AL AEF Frosh Weekend Results in Tie MUSICAL INTERPRETATIONS: Dance Club Will Hold. Concert at Ann Arbor High Blue, Maize Share Honor, Win Award Efforts of both Frosh Weekend teams, Blue and Maize, were re- warded last night as judges an- nounced tie decisions. The teams were judged on their themes, dances, entertainment, decorations, programs and ...…
… WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC3E PILVE 1 , 0 WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGK ?TV! / College Roundup By BARBARA NEUMAN "The Forward Look" has been adopted by the University of Washington. The Board of Controls voted to eliminate pictures from student identification cards, beginning at next year's. registration. Signatures will replace pictures for identification. Students' correct identity will be checked b...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE WIE SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1954 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 'CAMPBELL FINDS: Student Voters Echo Parents' Views <*I By RONA FRIEDMAN "New voters are not free think- ers," commented Angus Campbell, r Director of the Survey Research Center, "and people who consider them so are under a great misap- prehension." The distinguished-looking mid- westerner who is also a professor in the psychology and s...…
