… Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 15, 1991 Calvin and Hobbes V'pDAY EoR SN~OW A4D TEtL 16o. K o'y~VoNE. ofMY obeN PATENT ENtlN JWUNVONS! ..i - z I I tM KND AN W'NVS6t^ CRE.TlNtZER ONE. SNAOT'RE H VICTIM A 8 88tNG SU'AP, A DLSANUTCR O~a . oil SURE, CA tI! GC USA BRE~j( iP 4. 1 by Bill Watterson AS R iA1.,D PROVES, tCS 4vtTE EFFECTIVE, EVEN AT LONG Rl NGE . n _. . .. Y" g 5 e N 5 z < d C 0 T T YES 3 +s LSA-SG to honor 16 student wa...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 14, 1997 NATION/WoRLD SJordanian soldier kIs 7 students NAHARAYIM, Jordan (AP) - Grabbing a comrade's assault rifle, a Jordanian soldier fired on Israeli junior hiigh school girls taking a field trip yes- terday to a Jordan River island known ,as a symbol of Mideast peace. Seven 'girls were killed and six were wounded. Still shooting, the gunman chased the screaming students down a grassy river mbankmen...…
…~2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 14, 1996 NATION/WORLD Fight for TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - At five minutes before closing time, the honor guard marches forth like perfectly syn- -chronized toy soldiers to salute a statue of an old man in robes, smiling beautifically toward the plaza outside. This is the Chiang Kai-shek Memo- rial Hall, dedicated to the leader who lost China in 1949, moved his govern- ment to Taiwan and ruled it for his...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 14, 1995 DEAN Continued from page 1 Some SACUA members said they were positive about the direction of the committee. "I suspect that through the approach you've taken, you will be able to de- velop very good insight into the overall function of the operations by looking at one segmentof it," pharmacology Prof. Charles Smith told Karnopp. "I think your approach is quite right." However, some SACUA member...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 14, 1994 UROP applications for '94-' The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) is accepting applications from students for the 1994-95 school year. To be eligible, applicants must be entering their first or second year at the University next fall. Applications are available at the UROP office at L- 110 West Quad Annex and are due March 18. UROP offers academic credit or can be used as work-...…
…THE . ICHIGAN. LDAILY e t_. TAILORING SERVICE ans more than a mere fit. Every suit and overcoat .t we produce is also made to fit the personality of - customer, thereby becoming part of their indi- Be measured now for your Spring suit. starts April 7th. G. H. WILD COMP Vacation ANY FAD1NG MERCHANT TAILORS STATE ST. Second Semester FEXT'BOOKS NEW and SECOND. HAND Drawing Instruments and Supplies I P Loose Leaf Note Books SHEEH N' STUD...…
…PAG)~ TWO THE vMICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, IflARCW i4~, 1~25, SLOSSON EXPLAINS TREATY REJECTION Schwab Predicts Good Times Etig land's (oi em meni and Al~il ode of JIh. iii jlk iOu S 4~ ailed R ~i ~on F'ov f)j.qj ocol llefiz~al MAY ACCEPT NEW PLAN R :igfling conservative government and tile distant attitu(le of her doniin- - ions are given as the principal reasons by Prof. Preston W. Slosson, of the English history department, why Engla...…
…g except Monday during the Univer- ontrol of Student Publi'cations. HE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for patches credited to it or not otherwis he local news published therein. e at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second or mail, $3.s0. ess building, Maynard street. Editorial. 2414. exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ppear in print, but as an evidence of will be published in The Daily at the left at or mailed to The Daily offi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EL DISHONOED AER NAVY CHIEF Burton Of Ohio1 Considered For Naval Secretaryl EXPEDITION WILL STUDY ANIMDS- IN MANY I ANflR Enrolling Men For Training Now Camp. thi of thi (Continued from Page One) 'So you shall not find me wearing' grievances," he said, "if I have y, upon my sleeve. You shall not asked for sympathy, and I pray i do not give it, for I shall not ed it. You shall not be bored now hereafter, collectivel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA MARC ut gttn ttilg OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANH Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. MI'EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled %o the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and also the local news pub- lished herein. Ente...…
…IGAN DAILY From any View Point our clothes show their superiority. In the material, in the workman- ship-every stitch set with care- and in the fit and hang of the gar- ment. Don't spend a lot of money but to regret it; let us tailor you this time and forge t the past. Place your order today for that new Spring suit. G. f. WILD COMPANY Leading Merchant Tailors State Street; INDOOR XCK GOODS the most Complete in the City i CORKS - PUSHER...…
… THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY Official newspaper at '.he University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Mon- day during the university year. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. "Wonder, Ii STYLES SALE NG STATIONERY One Pound Paper and Two Packages Envelopes for '; 25c Line of Woolens to select from SHEEHAN &coI Offices Ann 'Arbor Press Building. Sub- scription price: by carrier...…
…THE MICHTGAN DAILY F:MPMAY'. TI-rau F M .CT-a srCAM" arTLY av ~X" ",IN m. ThV C.S'JMJAf., SVA X Severaln Falousrsale for the sumiofof ffer,75. PantngThe ipresent rab ook roomp owesI much to the late Isaac Nowton Bern- I - F Last4 Performances 'Today-2:0O, 3:35, 7:00, 8:40 First,('(litions of famous hooks lby' page) becaez l alply.' When this famous au tthors ar1e part ot the cod- change was, made it was d cisc over ed led lol in thle...…
…nAT1.V MTrAV IVAT!MV td 160111: w .aa. afa . tas.. ~ i - l./[-. t L 1V 1bYItI .AtP fAKCY 4 , IWV4fUUL ,_ , f WILLYS IS NAMED ITSAR RANGELDASPOLISH ENVOY SCIENCE !3FEIOU { S Ji I G !N se NA :10 Y v o i 1IlI FIiF PIANkSHEPARD WILL EXPERIMENT WITH ;II RATS ON TRIAL AND ERROR TESTS E[Al CHI FBR P110T Problem Is Mastery of Mazes As the rat finds his way through Recently Set up for, the maze, his pathway is observed irs. J. E. Burns, Who L...…
…'rA(.tE TWO, THE MICHMAN DARN STINDAY. MARCH 14 . lqrl aTa a l MI1 L1ICANJ Y fll Vq\ThV UUIV3I n ' l1 L V .L 111 i a SYitii4l .C'i : .' 1./.', U fi k , Sw P bS n i Ce y 1 .x. ad: t:S.., .., ,. _ ..: ..,..... a., t Coutly1 ous Performance s UNDAY SCJHEDULEI SIARtTING TODAY L A. 14 EAT1E~ NOW 5110WING Shxows Start ait SUNDAY PRICES , o~ 1111 25C WVeek Daiy Mai nees 1 Oc, 35c p A I 2% 2:00 - 3:40 5:20 7:00 - 8:40 ZAHNE GREY'SU ...…
…TH E MICHIGAN m sip ON 1[TY [lST AgIOFigures Released By Extension Department MANAGEMENT TO 1 H L i I [I I0 U U Indicate Increase Of Five Hundred Students BE SPEECH TOPIC Extension students of the Uni- hael, at the Receiving hospital, De- Problems of industrial manage- Sversity will exceed in number the troit; Geog'raphy of South Amer- ment will be the topic of an ad- total for last year by at least 500, ica, by Prof. P. E. James at Grand d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Line of Spring Woolens Largest Assortment in the City Ready for Your Inspection, L WILD CO. 3 1 S. State Street 1 INNIS-a --a The season will soon be here. Have your Racket ready for use. Bring it in now and let us re string it. We guaran- tee all our work. Do not delay but do it now. HIEEHAN tb CO.o*ktore THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur...…
…-All TT r4, Wf-MfT-vr.XN fi-Aii-N SATURDAY", MARCIT 14,193C a..Y. A r1.a.a.,e .T. Jt a. 1 V rt ATTTDAY.MAR. ^'."'lR r~J5U 13. ;~/yy L/d;y, i. i lt llYV a1 i'I IMRI {at Rosy Outcome In Battle Seens By Muyskens Declares Effort To Clean Party Of Rottenness Will Be Successful (Continued from Page 1) Two Victims Injured By Falling Flagpole i' ia I J>i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. .1 1 ch Soce pAiiTiiie/ It IP WANTED 'TAILOR ING SALESMEN wante...…
…gr PAGE TWO T HE MICH IGAN -DAITTY . TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1939 } t. .; . W . -,.: .1 7 14 7 :s 'Average Man A Poet,' Says Untermeyer (Continued from Page 1) ed of their services in other valuable capacities. We use poetry every time we see a beautiful sunset, see the inoon rising or "fall in love for the first time," he said. But we do not use it only in the general sense of having a sen- sation of the beautiful, but we use its materials...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, A Colleges Will Train EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS Future Playwrights n ti nitely scheduled. Prof. David Mattern of the School The members of the entertainment of Music; Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, committee are: Professor Kenyon, counselor of foreign students; Prof. chairman; Prof. Earl V. Moore of William P. Revelli, director of the he School of Music; Valentine B. University band; Mrs. Charles A. Windt, director of Pla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICI Publication in the Bulletin Is constr - Unilverity. Copy received at the offl4 untl 3y.30;11:30 a.m. Saturday. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935 I VOL. XLV No. 119 Notices N E W To The Members of the University W S senate: At the -.±eeting of the University _ouncil on March 11 the following ,3mmunication from the Standing Greek Revolution Ends- Committee on Educational Policies, r oncerningacademic rank and pro- Rebel F...…
…THE MICMIGAN DAILY )utlines Religious Role -f k 3y NAN MARKEL University of Michigan hope to completely civilize mts, but if it does so it has accomplished some- visiting theology profes- yesterday. zation," the Rev. Fr. John Murray of Woodstock Md., explained, "is a thin ecause it is so flimsy, it ilt to grasp. vocated a university pro- promote general under- of religiousf'isth and nding of the specific sys- belief. "The university spire t...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ortria towr f our stufdents Q 1II, ___ GE jT TATIOflC1Y f~ai~ci't Oey ittotmcciiit ieii~from the hoct that the prizes itleretiWdIEFRTl ETFU EK 'tiaia r~are seeo1 eorlistrvinfr, tile5ti Offer fiv e tons of taper of all kinds to 1)e soldkiv the pounditt1rt To lM UPNINP ~OCA I d ientsioifitef[. of f'itrill seek tohi \l ill rates. 'Ire our C('en ImeilLn'at2 cts1r Itmintahin the relIti tatin t itheir pliiitf. lonid lPaper,'t'hes...…
…THIE UNIVI7IIiI'I'Y (OF' NCI 0 11Ni ID IN 11THE U. 0f: A IL's i, t,'- { Spring Post 01f0c, F'IttCI'E'r[ t.t ,tir't' )zrl-t j t. Y r)1 !fIr rt? 1 +ttt .I r'+i r H R tip C 24M tilt. C')] '~,rt 1"t;tC !.t the ti :' l1 .1t - 1 w Io a'ef:It Io IM N G*IFI01' li' lN. i d'~tt: 11,/j 1.1't2 ;f !1111(' to ,;t \111 1fi1 1',,:( l i, l 11g, 1 14, so fl*" Work. A Student's Dictionary The Office Standard abr1igdd lictionary' pub-1 alel'raeS' rind1conIveni- (...…
…iLII , -I 1 - TANLAIl NV f AP <) C -- Lu 7 < z C)n 0s S MiCHIGA -[Y-1 wSPuss. , Ec' A. I Gt ; S ".l. 4itiE5 yy '+ t{ { ALP P t1 1 Nr -I117 1 I k - l - r- 1 11+- II I'a l tI . f 1 1i fi I . N. ~1 Al' iti ' "3I 2 II iilt '3 ET T'ii I- 1 APfiti i3,I -'-1111 .t~..'t'' I - -i \ 'ttll i tt'4P--- 3 1 1 .\":ills1111 I t: ~i h 1t ; fir llt !k11111 4P IIII)3111 II P 3 ! iI, -I IP I' IiL Il PI XIII 1ttt"11 l:I I'.Ss - ! ftElit~ I i I l II I t'1- I.'t . +...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941 Engineering Committee Renews Plans For Cooley Foun lation Stove Company Strike Brings Huron River Big City' Worries To Ypsilanti Traffic Bridge By WILL HARDY sire of workers to return to their To BeRebuilt] YPSILANTI, March 13-"Growing machines. pains" of industrialism have stricken iHe is Douglas Jarvis, whose 13-La The arrival of G. Donald Kennedy,' this century-old little college town ...…
…PAGE TWO Enrolling Ends For New Aid CourseToday Qualified Civilian Women Given Final Opportunity For Red Cross Training Ending a three-day period of reg- istration for the newly formed Nurses Aid course sponsored by the Red Cross, qualified women will have a final opportunity to enroll from 9 to 12 a.m. today at the Civilian Defense Volunteers' Office in the Armory. Restricted to 30 members, the ap- plicants for the course must satisfy 'three ...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DATLY TUR SDDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 Application Due For Fellowship By Tomorrow Ransdell $500 Religious Scholarship Announced By Dr. E. W. Blakeman Applications for the Margaret Kraus Ransdell fellowship for gradu- ate study in religion should be sub- mitted to the Dean of the Graduate School tomorrow, Dr. Edward W. Blakeman, counselor in religious edu- cation, said yesterday. This fellowship, instituted as a memorial to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESIJ 1AT MiVARUCr14, t944 Pd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON NEW YORK, March 13.-I am a little behind fly trend-spotting and so I find I have a couple of trends on my desk to spot for you. But I also find I don't like them. I have never seen such poor trends, in many years of trend-spotting, mlan and boy. The most dismal of current trends is the trend toward a kind of dull emotional paralysis which has settled over ...…
… mo T l -11 C H! GA DAILY ; MOVIE PiRE V I E WS 179 Jap Ships Sunk in Kharkov Feels New Threat Solomons Since Au ust ;f . .iDrv 'UNION THROUGH CULTURE': Feeling 9f Unity Dominant in Latin-iAmerican Countries 3 At the State... A vivid love story, told against a background of the fall and occupa- tion of Paris, forms the plot of "Re-1 union in France", starring Joan1 Crawford with Philip Dorn and John; Wayne, opening at the State ...…
…PANE TWO 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY TmTTLgnAY _ MAR.M It tax* PAGETWOTHEMICHGANBATY TTTTRg~ V 1L ADttu IAI a, -~~ ~.*.9.LV~~L~dA~L'fp Lll s.nlV.a. Lti.xt lY. t .[ .Lri 14, ISb7 TONIGHT at 8:30 BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE "TODAY'S JAPAN" Motion Pictures in Natural Color MODERN JAPAN - QUAINT JAPAN Tickets 90c (Main Floor, Reserved) 50c (Balcony, Unreserved) Box Office open 10 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. Today ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION - HILL AUDITORIUM School ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1954 ii BRUMFIELD AND BRUMFIELD': TWO Names Add Up To One Person By JON SOBELOFF I~t. "I'm nuts, I admit it," said Brumfield and Brumfield" as he miled and leaned back in his chair n the cluttered second floor back " oom of his mimeographing and: inding office. "I'm both Brumfields," Paul D. 3rumfield explained. Stepping to file in the front office, he pro- luced a legal document showing is "registrat...…
… Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "We Want To Prevent A Runaway Committee" hen Opinions Are' Free, Trutb Will Prevail' ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily expre ss the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. fY, MARCH 14...…
…2A - Monday, March 14, 2011 MONDA : TUESDAY: WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY: FRIDAY: SOther v Towers Questions on Campus Professor Profiles Campus Clubs Photos of the Week The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com C, h e idiigan 9aI 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1327 www.michigandaily.com STEPHANIE STEINBERG BEAD WILEY Editor in Chief Easiness Manager 734-418-4115 ext. 1252 734-418-4115 ext. 1241 steinberg@michigandaily.com tmdbusiness@gnail.com Au...…
…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 2-Friday, March 14, 2008 2 - Friday, March 14, 2008 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom 4 MONDAY: In Other Ivory Towers TUESDAY: Arbor Anecdotes WEDNESDAY: The Extremist THURSDAY:FRIDAY: Explained Before You Were Here When the library was all analog Before the Internet age, students rushing to find books for a last min- ute research project couldn't just search MIRLYN. A massive card catalog, l...…
…TILE U. OF M. DAILY MAKEA RDICL CANG. jiiologybotany, ciemiry, or tshyei. Jfarnty, or famly rloititire, isse- ____.__The remaining amont m itereuied islisionsidlerilig a siil ar stel. The COLUM BIA CAHNGES REQUIRE- sides i hors of attemdlit is. to to invs'w, as it resilies the V'Veelyi, Pul'uished Ei olyktoaye r'oo.edt sduring MVENTS FOR A. B. DECREE. ie iheetssfo e hotgiatonnn aegattt' te Colet.. ye ,r, at --I fle iheetvs ru n t tXie15thruh: ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIE MICI-GAN DAI LY itll :1t tof t lhntto aso 00 lia,'t tno. tis loo ' a3:0001tle -eoootl mlooo$5. 1'tr r oelt~11111010 Ihe 1':ptllill o vern10:1 or led 1 \Vani'aoo o n- G. H.Wild, 1ompny Itint tot 1hi, .0. oi: FounintootrNto i ufo:lellge, c} ijiicsleletth Uln iti.i fh lnmss angr-on .WUZ tnIgi n c 110 Rc.la]biotti oil t i ocr1lr1- td1y,. oil i'lGiy moiooioG0foo'o11dU I MERCHANT TAILORS :: _o____iooI p510 1 ototomog i i 'o r...…
…0VIC( 311 SO. STATE STREI Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive S ty le s For SUITS, OVERCOATS, an TROUSERS Gs H. WILD C( The Leading Merchant Tailnr 311 S0. STATE STEE lypczwritc] ALL PRICES fin students' Typewriter Supply doom 4 Press Banding. Opposite Mal hiiAin +n I~ a Managing iiditoe-t LEE A Wttte E Business AManagee--NonimAN 11. P1llj . News Editor ....... ..1?l rit Athletic Editor...... Waiter K. totem Assistant ...…
…1 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. f'. Certifield Athletes. +4+ ++6 44 6.++ +~ PbihdDil(Sundas ecepted dring te ivig to everymailIwFoYOUs FAIL THE College yaa at awarded a 'Varsity "C" ant engraved ILN RS THE UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN. certificate o"sigle esiyigt 9FF^.: Te nlad res, enn~gBle;.this fact. This "°slingle" is soiie- To find it anywhereAN ARO BtIO'honta 147, thinlg which the athlete will posCses MAAIGEnT~. long after the sweater ...…
…_____________THE LI. OF M. DAILY. cester. May 2. Williams at Cambridr Published Daily (Sanclaya excepted) during May j. Princeton at Prinrets itiv Colect year, by THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION May 7. U.. of P. at Philadeiph May so. Brown at Canibridi Sabscriptona priea6:,.501 per year, invariably iMlay 1 6. 'Trinity at Carssbrid int advance Single copiea 3 cents. Sabterin- R 9 :rona rvdn tis may be left at she ofisce oftshe DAIL, My ....…
… THE UNIVEII3ITYLOF MICHIGAN DAILY. f ti/ Women's League for the benefit of the g(+ women's gymnasium fund. Mr. Rober- Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during .the College ear, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIAN Orice Times building, 329 S. Main St. be- tween Liberty and WVilliam Sts. MANAGING EDITOR . F. TOMAS, 0L. BUSINESS MANAGER 0. 1. HAs, ' .. EDITORS 11, I. SILLMAN, 10S L., Ahletics. E. L. GEssu, "iS L. G. D. HDmirs.'0. humLasLAM, '00. T ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,~{ graph and1 (aily newspaper. His "o t lecture closed with a strong picture of the cleat new<spaper. tie tihought inshdthe.t5- (S edoyenSeartd)dyrio that the time iras rousing, perhaps in the near future, when all newcs- THEU.,OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION tapers weould hand together to irork THE RGU PUIIQiNQMoues. in unity for the hightest endls antI - - - -- ;lwen the truth that is umahking men Jo i s; to the fart that...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. regular coatch this season. inastnucth By Going; to Wtahr & \tiller's anti save fromt arc, hoc and 75e sintever}' Pubilished I Oig- (5 Stinar exe- m Hirngts the results from experience have pair of Shoes as swe most redce our stork to the cuuvnttleNetr, ., not jutified the add(itional extpenseotake riot for Spring Goods. THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION ye~t ttteraunlidlates swill not tarts for - -p--- intelligent andls...…
… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ - - Four Teams Still in Case Club Trials Eight junior law students, re- presenting four of the Law School's Case Clubs, have been selected as quarter-final winners of the Henry M. Campbell Com- petition, according to Thomas C. Walsh, 51L, Case Club publicity chairman. 'The four qualifying teams will now enter the semi-final round on March 29 where they will ar...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 14 1953 - U I ON DRY CAMPUS WHO CARES? Equation Provides Sobriety Test By JOYCE FICKIES A Canadian physician has re- duced the difference between so- briety and drunkenness to a simple equation. Dr. Robert G. Bell, who has treated thousands of alcoholics, came up with a formula which he says will provide a rough guide to the safe amount of alcohol one may drink-one which gives the same results as a ...…
…___HE MIC Alf~ _ I Scholarships Received By 37 Veterans Use Fund Raised DuringThe War Bomber Scholarship Awards of $100 each have been awarded to 37 student veterans, Dean of Stu- dents Erich A. Walter announced yesterday. The awards were made out of a fund which was raised by stu- dents during the war to provide .financial aid for classmates re- ,turning from the war. A TOTAL of $22,500 was accum- ulated for the fund from the re- ceipts of...…
…L'wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,, MARCH 11, 1952 _ _ I E RFORMS TOMORROW.- 'U' Modern Dance Teacher Pa Li1ron Techniques By DIANE DECKER When Jose Limon appears with his troupe at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow on the Lydia Mendelssohn stage, one of his most enthusiastic spec- tators will be Mrs. Gerre Miller of the modern dance department. A former pupil of Limon's the pretty brunette dancing instruc- tor considers him a perfectionist. "He's a very de...…
…rWO THE MICHIGAN 1TbAHNmD FRIDAY, MARCH 14.1947- _.. a..._ _, ., .... ,., _ ., . aI landidates'Statements te following qualification state-sent on our campus. Veteran orig- the interest of this large group of __ nts have been submitted by finally enrolled in 1941, ATO, well -partisan candidates for the acquainted with many existing dent Legislature election which problems. w#ll be held Tuesday and Wednes- day. Statements of remaining ...…
….........__WHX ________________ ~LT~AY, M i Following are excerpts from the five prize-winning letters, as selected by the ]daily senior editors, in The 'Daily's "If 1 Were Editor" contest which closed Friday. * * * I i Pens Jab at The To the Editor: THE DAILY is a good student paper. Its trouble is that it is too much the student paper. I can see reasons for devoting the bulk of the editorial page to, student writings-it makes of t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MITCHIcAN DAILY T SDAY, RCH 14, 1948 u4 t.l a x V 1L' ^1'i 1 L 1 1 i __ -RSD.A.Y._ MA_...H_ It 1_94ft I, Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . Managing Editor Hale Champion . . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Emily E. Knapp . . ....…
