…mPNdlgatEilg Sixty-Seventh Year EDrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH…
… everybody a college education with decreased regard for ability-- has meant that the level of teaching for a group of students has been determined by the com- mon denominator, the average student. While much…
… inner guard after storming the outer gates, while others fired on the palace from buildings nearby in a concerted attack. Students Armed The general attack was made by students armed with machine guns…
…. Anti-Batista student organiza- tions were the apparent leaders of the attack. ~NY College *Head Bans, Red Speaker By EDWARD GERULDSEN A lively controversy has been raging at Queens College, Flush- ing, N…
….Y., over a recent ruling by Provost Thomas V. Garvey that Daily. Worker Editor John Gates would not be allowed to speak on campus today as scheduled. According to The Rampart, Queens College student…
… newspaper, Gates was invited by the Marxist Discussion Group to participate in Academic Freedom Week, slpcn- sored by the Student Senate. The invitation was later 'p- proved by the Faculty Commit- tee on…
… Student Activities, but with some reservations. Lack of Balance The committee noted a "lack of balance" in the program, which in- cludes appearances by civil rights attorney Osmond Fraenk' and Socialist…
… SControl I ~ 4', TIMELY PROTECTION: SGC Prop Health Ins By VERNON Student Government Counci health insurance program at the T SGC also asked its Student A port on the "North Campus grade The health…
… insurance recomn Scott Chrysler, '59, who cited "ad "timely age" when students might "protection during period of incre program. Attempts to amend the finalr surance program as "voluntary" ment, which failed…
… Cumming indicated it was time of the case at the meeting," Prof. student government began taking Plant said. an interest in North Campus prob- In H ouse Hockey Coach Vic Heyliger told lems. essentially the…
… same story as Plant Motion Tabled when reached by The Daily at A motion to change the Univer- WASHINGTON (P - President Colorado Springs late last night. sity regulation forbidding student Dwight D…
… clause and officials here figured E was charged with violating the to Congress. I See NCAA, page 7 federal bribery statutes. )ses Student uTrance Plan NAHRGANG .l yesterday called for a student University…
… Airport at 4:36 p.m. and trill roaiva a Ira., fn Ann, Ar- - for Arab raids on Israel. s Nobody seemed wholly pleased. - The Moscow radio, broadcasting S. tArabic, called the Dulles plan 1l "an open…
… Student Government Council by acclamation yesterday. d Janet Neary, '58, was then elect- ed by acclamation to the vice- presidency, the office vacated by Collins. The new cabinet members, the only nominees…
… on the council through the Sigma Kappa debate. The outgoing president later cautioned the council, "always re- member, in your considerations and deliberations, that you are a student government body…
…." Miss Neary then presented Adams with a gavel, symbol of his three years in student govern- ment. She told the council, "there is a great deal that Bill has done for you that you will never know…
…, Art Epker, '58BAd, Jim Childs, '57, and Le-Anne Toy, '59, have taken out petitions for the vacant seat on Student Government Council created by the resignation of Bill Adams, Grad. A total of eight…
… will enable them to take in even more es- capees from Red tyranny. Group Votes 12-5 Favoring Proposal Seeking Discrimination Answer By VERNON NAHUGANG Student Government Council yesterday gave Sigma…
… Goldman, '59, declared "the chapter at Cornell has twice asked that discrimination questions be discussed on the floor of the national convention, and it hasys SGC Panel, Scheduled Student Government…
… of most value to the sorority. In other action yesterday, Miss Woodard announced an exchange1 student program with the Univer- sities of London, Cambridge and Oxford. The University will send one to…
…H.V, HOUSE 1000 STUDENTS: International Center Plans New Building, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI N( By JUDY SCHEINFELD A new building is tentatively be- g planned by the International enter to house…
… students and Cen- r activities. Professor James M. Davis, di- ctor of the International Center, ated that if it is built, the Cen- r will create living space for 00 students similar to apart- ent and -sidenc…
… houses be designated as rench, Arabic. or Russian. FROTC Sets 1'Id Trips or Cadets By RICHARD CONDON Just .as ,the medical profession nsiders the practical value of ternsip a necessary prerequisite a…
… students will >t fail to take advantage of. tus far it has been extremely ccessful and actually more stu- nts register for these outings an can be accommodated. Each year our Air Force ROTC nit sponsors…
… te past few seasons they have vered the same air force bases ith an occasional addition. Generally the trips occur at lrious times throughout the year order that every student in the urse may have the…
… opportunity participation. This policy is not stricted to the. University alone it has been incorporated into e courses of all National Air rce ROTC. units. Students residing in the houses, both American and…
… the fact it will be too far from campus to aid foreign students who may have problems. According to Prof. Davis. "There should be some -counseling avail- able and group facilities for/every- one on…
… ea-' couraged the use of science as aI subject for novels in the .!ope of leading students into scientific fields. After the death of Stalin, bonds were relaxed, and writers were al- lowed to be…
