… A PAGE FOUfL THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1950 _ _ _ _ _ .I !9h ll WHAT IS DIFFICULT to understand in the current controversy about "so- cialism," the "welfare state," and "security," is why these should be picked out by con- servatives as terms of abuse. A Daily edi- torialist has deplored the "new" voice call- ing for security, and a number of people seem ready to agree with him. Political cam- paigns have been conducted...…
…ItHUUSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fl ..... ..... JGP Names Final Tryouts For Forthcoming Auditions DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Announcement has been made of the names of junior women who will take part in final tryouts for Junior Girls' Play, by Jennie Quirk, JGP director. Tryouts for speaking parts will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. today and tomorrow, and from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DALY S ', TIISDAVY, JANUARY 17., 19'-a .9 9 =- - ATOMIC COMMUNITY: Los Alamos Safer Than Most Townsm By FRANCES LITTLE "Los Alamos is much safer than most communities its size in the United States," Raemer E. Schrei- ber, physicist staff member of the Los Alamos atomic research sci- entific laboratory, declared in an interview yesterday. He and his fellow staff member, Vernal Josephson, were in Ann Arbor interviewi...…
…CONSERVATIVE CED See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State &IiF r COOLER, RAIN VOL. LX, No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS S Wolverines Seek Fourthd Ten Tr umph First Loop Win Sought By Hoosiers Indiana Threat Despite Record3 By PRES HOLMES (Sports Co-Editor) "Here comes the old man andf his kids again." Almost a year ago to the day, when Michigan defeated Indiana, 54-0, a tired and weary Hoosierf mut...…
…1 PAGE TWO TTTV MTC -C,. dN 6 A TT .Y ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 12. 1949 ' 1 ii~ilt~ll\THEL1MT Tl"WAN L1'T1LV 1 a .aS Sa.t . l . ..~ SJ S t. ST VwUDA. NO1\V 7 M1~lifli 1 i/i 1A44jy TOURS WORLD AT 15: Ann Arbor Youth Makes Iran Expedition With Dad DEAL REVEALED: Tricks of Cheerleading Trade TougherThan Throng Thinks By ROZ VIRSHUP Half way around the world on an expedition is a unique exper- ience for any teen-ager, according to Tom Cameron...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AETlUEV lcE wen Ousts Gehrmann as Distance C/i ctmpion * * * c Tight Big Ten Race Enters FinalStages CHICAGO - (P) - The hottest Big Ten football race in 18 years pounds into its semi-final round today with three games involving five of the six teams still in the title or Rose Bowl picture. The ranking contest is the1 showdown at Columbus between Illinois with three wins, a loss and a tie,...…
…1I W~AG-FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 -_- , -- 0 Conservative CED UNLESS THE Committee to End Discri- mination limits the activities of its mem- ber organizations CED may lose in its fight for student support and organizational uni- ty. For example, recently the Young Pro- gressives distributed a pamphlet which made it seem that a supporter of CED is also behind YP. The pamphlet made the CED seem a member of YP ra...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY, PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 PAGE FIVI I lot I I lf*k r NJkN I r1h o ej J M O D E L C L I D E R M E E T - Members of Germany's first postwar model glider club race along a hill as the club holds its opening meet in the French sector of Berlin. Full size gliders still are forbidden to the Germans. E X P O S I T I 0 N B U I L D I N G-This is the newly built Palace of Touris...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY 9 sx SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 SWITCH TO POSTUM:' 'Daily' Survey Indicates Coffee Prices Will Soar \ \. .... ENGINEERS CLEAN UP: kP By DON KOTITE Enjoy that five-cent cup of cof- fee while you can, chum-the high cost of living has caught up with hot java, too. Fast-climbing green coffee bean prices will soon induce many 10- cal restaurant managers to charge more for that midnight picker- upper, a Daily survey discove...…
…DELAY IN HISS TRIAL See Page 4 Lj Latest Deadline in the State Iattl CLOUDY, RAIN VOL. LX, No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I 41) * * # * Pigskin Rally Raids Bring SAC Inquiry To Review 'Rah Rah' Next Week "Rah Rah," including Tug Week and football pep rallies, will come up for Student Affairs Committee review next week, as a result of an overdose of "school spirit" that sent residence halls re...…
…7 2AGE TWO ~II N~~hiAN ILY i WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949 -,. NO STRINGS ATTACHED: New Group Seeks 'Puppet Regime' By JANET WATTS Jerry Witt, '51, has his way, If he'll set up a puppet regime with no strings attached in the Uni- versity. But Witt isn't advocating a rev- olution. Instead, he wants to or- ganize a working group to make Continuous from 1:30 P.M. TODAY and THURS.! puppets, write skits and help pro- :uce shows. * * * "THE ...…
…12, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -I ON THE SPOi By ROG GOELZ Associate Sports Editor ITS BEEN A LONG TIME since a Wolverine football squad has been on the spot. Following their unexpected loss to Army, that is the unfortu- nate position, Coach Bennie Oosterbaan and his charges find themselves in as they prepare to meet Northwestern Saturday for the team's Big Ten opener. Fans and sportswriters alike, will be watching this game, if for no other r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Delay in Hiss Trial : i "I'm Afraid Things Are Getting Better" CQitEo4s Thte AN ANSWER to the question of who told the biggest lie of 1948 has been delayed again. Retrial of the Alger Hiss perjury case, . which was scheduled to begin in New York this week, has been postponed be- cause of a request from Hiss that the trial be moved to Rutland, Vt. The basis for the request, Hiss said, is the "excessive publicity giv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I I Independent Coeds Prepare For Annual Fortnite; To Present Scholarship, Activity, Skit Awards Independent coeds, blue-jeaned and ready for an evening of fun and award presentations will troop to the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre for next Wednesday's Fortnite celebration, which will start at 8:30 p.m. The program for this year's Fortnite will begin with the intro- duction of the members of the As- sembly Board and a ...…
…sI THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949 _. SEASON OPENER: Italian Farce To Be Given By Speech Department r" The speech department has chosen an Italian farce for its first production of the fall season. "The Servant of Two Masters," which will be presented from Oct. 26 to 29 at Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, is a play in the Comme- dia dell Arte manner of the tradi- tional Italian theatre. *. * * WRITTEN IN 1743 by the Ital- ian pl...…
…ULTIMATE GOAL See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 42 4ir FAIR AND WARMER VOL, LIX, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS S Legislature Dims Fiscal Hopes of 'U' Majority Agrees To Back Slash The University's flickering hope for a full operating appropriation were virtually extinguished by th State Legislature in Lansing yes terday. The Republican majorities, wh control both the House and Sen ate, hav...…
…Ias TWO THIE MICHIGAN iATLY THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 0! TWO THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 Last Chanee To Apply for :NSA Tours Destination Set 'South of Border' Want to go "south of the bor- der" this summer? Today is the last day to pick up. applications at the office of Stu- dent Affairs for "Operation Ami- gos," National Student Associa- tion's program for summer tours of Mexico. * * * APPLICATIONS are due May 15 at the Office. "Operation Amigos...…
…THE MICHIGAN I XMY PA VIN 'M'ine Illai Settle A lows Four Hits In His First Win of Year nks a aa. aritAi ill~. .l'XaJ..s -la LTJQI Titans, 2-0; Netmen Trim Irish, 7-' Baker Bats in One Run and Three Stolen Bases Credited Scores Other; to McDonald By BOB SANDELL A nifty four-hitter by sopho more Dave Settle gave Michigan' improving Wolverines a 2-0 shut out victory over the University o Detroit yesterday afternoon a Ferry Field. It ...…
…P'AGE FOUR THlE MICIHIGAN1 DAILY 1 1 L 1 1. .. a v JLW 11"tlb 1 + IT&L11 Ultimate Goal A LTHOUGH STUDENTS are gradually be- ~ ing given greater jurisdiction over the conduct of their own affairs, the University can still place even more faith in their abil- ity to govern themselves. The latest step towards increased stu- dent authority is the Student Affairs Com- mittee's ruling empowering a combined men and, women's Judiciary Council to ...…
…1JTHURSDAY, MAY 12, 1948 THE- MICHIGAN DAILY PAOm THE.Li' S11N .ATy fl 1 N A Ala i=i "' a I in1 w VocalGroups Will Vie at Lantern Nih Seniors To Wear Traditional Garb in 36th Annual March Senior women, garbed in their traditional caps and gowns, will be, honored Monday at the 36th annual Lantern Night. Main event of the evening will be the singing competition be- tween the women's residence halls with the winning group being awarded the ...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY e AT LAWYIRRS' MWFT: Sen. Vandenberg, Kerno To Speak Here May 28 Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg and Dr. Ivan Kerno, assistant sec- retary general of the United Na-* tions in charge of legal affairs, will be the featured speakers when the Inter-American Bar Associa- tion meets at the University May 28. The Association, which includes lawyers from all countries of the Western Hemisphere, is holding its biennial confere...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 THE MT . .5. A.1. I .L7 .54 PAGE - - - - - 1i TI 1 1 4T11111 211\ 1Vy7T1 SATIRE SET TO MUSIC: 'Patience' Opens To the tune of gay Gilbert anc Sullivan music, poet Reginald > Bunthorne will lead a bevy o rapturous maidens to the stage of : attengill Auditorium at 8 p.m today, when "Patience" begins f three night stand in Ann Arbor. "Patience" was penned by th ,. English masters of light opera t poke fun at the acti...…
…PAGE EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 OLD TIME SPIRIT REVIVAL! Tug-of-War > , To Be Staged on Island' * * * * * * * * By DAVIS CRIPPEN A revival of school spirit in the form of a tug-of-war program will descend on the campus tomorrow afternoon. A total of six teams will pit their muscles, weather permitting, in a series of three tugging con- tests, according to George White- borne, director of the affair and Publicit...…
…WHICH WAY?9 See Page 4 Y Li gan aity f . a .' r, . ._, _._,,,.. ./ > " i ' I . ti . ,..-- k /YT 1"1TT'T'ft"f 11 .T71 T1t A T)'1lK'!".+'f Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1949 I""J)Y AN WAMER" PRICE FIVE CENTS NaziForeign Office Aides Found Guilty Eight Convicted Of War Crimes NUERNBERG, Germany-(/P)-- A United States tribunal convicted Baron Ernest Von Weizsaecker, a veteran German d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1 DAILY OFFICIAL BUtLLETIN' Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all -embers of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the ,ssistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00p.m. onx the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1949 VOL. LIX, No. 131 Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. ...…
…~R~ 12 19S~THE MICHIGAN DAILYS ° PAGE TH Baseball T our ets Five .. Aff lk WWS Aff IL AOL-JM . , AOL 4--%A L o squ Twice Moundsme n Overcome Lack of Fielding, l itting n. tam -- ..-.. "We've received good pitching 3o far, but we'll need better field- irg and hitting support." So spoke VMichigan baseball coach Ray Risher in summarizing the vaca- tion southern trip which saw the team win five starts, lose a pair and gain a disputed t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Which Way? A SERIES of parallel events have occurred in the past- few weeks which post the very pertinent question of whether or not the world isn't eagerly anticipating the ad- vent of the Third World War. Congressional leaders have okayed a military defense appropriation for the United States even larger than the sur- prising 15 billion asked by the executive branch. There doesn't even seem to be a whimper of protest aga...…
…THE MICHIGAN WAI~Y PA0 IV Sophomores To Make Bids For Junior League Positions Present sophomores will make on ushering, candy booths and their bids for junior positions next other projects will comprise the week with petitions for all junior four assistants to the personnel League posts due at 5 p.m. April chairman. Five junior women will 18 in the Leag: Undergraduate be chosen to aid the publicity Office. chairman, including three in Among t...…
…THE MICHIGAN D]AILY a__ ...... _ _ ._ T1TESflY, At FO'RULATE PLANS: 'IJ' Edatifon Situdi Y- CALL UPON COUIS OAT NSA Oreid htVolat o# so A3diiiOFeeo App)1roxim.ately 2,000 delega; tes from colleges and :state and local councils of the t Jional Commis- sion for United Na tions Educa- tional, Scientific a.,d.Cultural Or- ganization met in Cleveland re- cently, for a confterecec on UNESCO plans. Th reats See ToFreedom (Continuedfro Pi,,( a c1)...…
…TAE' 'ICfl!GAND AIV_- SAN MARINO TRAGEDY: Cause of Kathy's Death Still Unknown Three U' Professors Receive SIdly Grants Three faculty members of the ;leae from the University of owa, University are among^ the recip- ilW write a critical monogra, ients of Guegfenheim Fellowships n Johrn Done, Elizabethan p oet. for 1949. DAILY I , OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Continued from Page 6) Cerce Francai .ill present "La 5 a.m.. Presbyterian church build- 'Be...…
…PAGE EITHE MICHIGAN IDAILY TUESDlAY, APRIL 12, I1 Daily Pa-11177S ight Hour Visit to Nursing School OFF TO WORK-Hurrying down the steps at Couzens Hall, Harriet Vallette and Marge Krantz set off for a busy day of classes and practice nursing. As juniors most of their time is spent at the University Hospital. AFTER AN OPERATION-Harriet is on the spot after her patient returns from the operating room. She takes a blood pressure reading...…
… MERCENARY BA LL ? S e erage 4 Y Eu:&436U Iaitiq CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL LIX, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S.. S YS REDS ATT CK ELIIOUS LIBERTY --- r Communist Trial Tactics To Be Judged Attack Mocks justice--Med na NEW YORK -(/P) - Federal Judge Harold P. Medina, accusing lawyers for 11 high-rank Commu- nists of "attempting to make a mockery of justice," last ...…
…'fipE i CiW~ AL ,SATURD1AY, PRBJWAUY~ltC s __ NEW FIELDS TO CONQ UER: Union Lore'f A - - r I f'L.1 I0 I- Foreign SchosOpen toy 'U' Studerts SAMOD i ()DiOI l'S T NOTE: rie followilig *information oil 'opportunities lot 'foreign study was sent to The Daily 'by the Institute of Iuternatio111al SEduicatli. Queries for aitimiual Inforination call beadrse i th Iisi '_at X' 51ew York City.) Daily City Editor Urniversity students who wan...…
…SATUTRDAY, FEIIUAUY 1, 1949 iE1tCGA DTV PAGE .. . .......... . . .......... --- ..... . ..... . . ...... Nodaks Shutter as Wolverine Puckmen Click, 14-7 WINDY CITY BLOWS IN: 'M' Gymnasts Host to Chicago 'oi-ighi Gacek Pulls 11at Trick In Free Scoring Gane Icemeniw Raze Visitors b)V Snaring Six First P+eriod Goals To Nab Eleventh Season Win Pep Decisions Saddler for World's Title By CAL KLYMAN' A treat is in 'store for followers ...…
…qvq THE MICH11iGAN DI:)ILY SATITIt)AY, T!n Mercenary Ball? THlE COLD "WARF between Michigan State College and the University of Michigan, over football relations continues to 4evelop. The latest barrage from the State cam- pus carne in the form of an editorial ,tttack on Mlichig-an for its policy in re- gar(is to the existing football arrange- nments hetween the two schools. The editorial accused Michigan of be- coming a mwecenary sports...…
… .. ..l . ilitL.I 11 #A.. ...1 ii .RA11. +iiJY.V RAYis 'M' Must Topple Hoosiers Tonight To Stay in Race Dangerous Indiana Hosts 'C r HIM PtPesrermen oace ornellW' W Wei Pressure on C -er Weir W ST BBIY eary 'a s Business Michigan's Halfway-Alark Same as Viast Year as Wolverines Start Stretch Drive Canamni Shoots for First Winl inDual Coutpetitiontt Booms at Winter Sports By PRES HOLMES Michigan's cage squad heads into tonight's...…
… T1THE MTCTIMAN 1IAl ,V it 7AT' May Festival Tickets Now On Sale Here Concerts Feattit-c Ten Top Soloists +. a. v a, s a t.r.t s. s. " . ..s ra .u .III. 9e _... NOVEL APPROACH: t 'U' Doctor Authors New Book on TB Experiences_- Sudden turnabout from doctor in the T. B. ward. IDrawings b'y to patient forms the basis for a Prof. Donald B. Gooch, of the Col- newly-published book by Univer- lege of Architecture, punctuate sity Dr. Robert Lov...…
… SHOW US TOO See Page 4 Y AOF A6P kj tr ati MOSTLY CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VGL?. IX No. 82 i .. -' -- AVV ARRnv Vmi-luTrAt T «12:T'hlTMIOWA''%r Y A ATVT.--, - ..,.e. ____________________________________________________Ati AI IJUFL, MIUH,1IGA1N, WEDJNSDJAY, JANUARY 1, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS California Swept By Snow Storm M:e Blanket Extends to Middle West: Southern States Sizzle in Heat Wave By The Associated Press Winter ...…
…TWO h 1 # l . U 14 *W to .>I . -iY, J~.TiA'i Y .i.' 1949 . PUS COMMUTER: ,tr lit Busy Professor Makes Wpphlv eo} ,P- DAILY OFICIAL BULLETIN Life is just one headling dash from office to campus, back to of- fice again for Prof. Clayton G. Hale; Lakewood, Ohio insurance executive who spends one day a week teaching at the University. Hale has been making the inter state trek since 1935 and has his tricky transportation schedule down to ...…
… W ,-A t !A t 12, 194#- Hoopsters T~I~ ~cti~AN ATIM i Lose SE A Wolverine Mermen Face Improved Purdue Squad It will be another case of pupil versus coach at Lafayette this Saturday when Purdue coach Dick Papenguth sends his Boilermaker mermen against Matt Mann's Wolverines. Papenguth, who has been doing a good job of building up Pur- due's swimming fortunes, was one of Mann's early pupils at Michi- gan. HANDICAPPED by a lack of material...…
… ~A7, 3~A~7 I 149 ----- -- --------------- - Editor's Note is written by Managing I1Kitor JlIarriett Friedman THE OLIVET COLLEGE administration should be getting a cramp from main- taining a foot-in-mouth position for such a long time. A few months ago, Prof. T. Barton Akeley and his wife were fired, without specific. charges, causing a student walk-out and investigation by various academic freedom groups. Now five more professors have been...…
… Panhel To Hold Prospective Rushee Meeting Tomorrow Panhellenic Association will hold a brief compulsory meeting for all prospective rushees for the spring semester at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Packham Amphitheatre. Mary Stierer, president of Panhellenic, will speak on "Attitudes Toward Rushing." She will explain Panhellenic and its relation to- wards rushing. The attitude of the sorority and the rushee towards rushing will also be discussed. CHRIST...…
…'t G S THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 19111 i PAESI EDEDAJAURY1,_91 NEW PARTY LINE: Wired Radio Network To Make Stockwell Debut By JIM BROWN Culminating several months of frustrating attempts . to secure the necessary broadcasting equip- ment and transmitting head- -iarters, wired radio has finally come to the campus. With the initial broadcast from the West Quad to Stockwell Hall scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday night ie plan, w...…
… RECORD DESTRUCTIION See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State D0ati4 ]' CLOUDY, MILD VOL. LIX, No, 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS S II El EU __ __. 'M' Cagers Win; Pucksters Tied Basketball.. . By SY SONKIN Michigan's cagers broke loose in the second half last night to win a 51-40 victory over a previously unbeaten University of Toledo quintet. For the first half it was a close game, with the ...…
…1h7 11.E 1GA N -DAii N Ml a. x, a ..i .u b', ..:,a 11 SiXsu ly .. Fd . ; l- . -J 7-7- 71 ON STAGE, EVERYRODY! 'U' Student Players Ask Help on New Production DAILY OFFICIAL, BULLETIN Are you a beaver? If you are a beaver, and eager to work hard and have a lot of fun, you're wanted on stage by the University Student Players to work in a production staff posi- tion. ISSUING a call for handymen- (and women) with the hammer, paint brush, type...…
… Y r .. Ndir, ..; Yc.:,+ ..dld.il:a: a Fib _.: ii i nLC ii ~i 70ADA lY PAGE Tmor . . Iert Will I e a jdlow#4idaj i frou Ptper Her itk Purely Peprual 9it4 Save! Buy Your 6f COLLI OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. MON t f 4' For 'Me ,. -Exc4' /C .J\ ----,. EGE SHOP N DAY AND TUESDAY 5 // I ~ r After-Five Glamour ... Ltallic Thread Blouses ting to Give ... to Wear Designed for the busy round of holiday festivities . . . sophisticated metallic thr...…
…PG ou T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1948 i . _ _.. _v._ , ., _.. ...... .. I The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD I TOOK A WALK through the University's plush new Administration building the other day. It's quite a place-elevators all over, shiny ohrome, modernistic fixtures, panelled of- fices, and big airy rooms. This is the new home of the administration which runs the University. Then I thought about some of the other buildings o...…
… SUNDtAY, DEE WRIN, In4B9 TlE MICIGAN DAILY- i _. Strong To Play For Paul Bunyan Saturday, Jan. 8 Free -Guess at Squirrel's Nut Cache Given With Each Ticket Purchased By MARY ANN HARRIS Matchin' plaid wool shirts for the lucky woodsman and his gal will be the prizes for the annual Paul Bunyan guessing contest, reveals the Foresters Club, spon- sor of Paul Bunyan "formal" to be held Saturday, Jan. 8 in Wa- terman Gym. At the U Hall...…
…. ..MnriD~ 12, )S4 _ ..... - . T y.,, Taxicab Rate Raise Faces 'U' Students AfterHoliday MARCHING SONG FAMOUS ictors'Celebrates50th Anniversary Students may be faced with higher taxicab rate when thy return from Christmas vacation. A special Mayor's Committee will make recommendations re- garding a proposed increase at the next Common Council meet- ing Dec. 20. The Committee was appointed after a proposal to jump fares a nickel per pass...…
… THE V-iCRiGAPi -DA-ti,-f fi i cop-,,,Lference ost ones -U-t10 on MSC Admission Of ficials pprove Scholarship Plan CHICAGO-(P-The Big Nine yesterday deferred action on Michigan State College's appli- cation for membership until to- morrow, but approved a new scholarship code fixing limits on financial aid to athletes. The Michigan State question will be discus,:2.d at a joint meet- ing df the faculty representatives and athletic direc...…
