…ichigan State 15 Illinois.... . .9 Iowa .. ..16 Pittsburgh . . . 28 TCU orthwestern .10 jWisconsin .. . 6 Ohio State... 7 Notre Dame .. 13 T exa . ... . 14 Georgia .. . .. 9 Auburn . . . . 13 Syracuse .. Colgate. . . .71 Purdue . . . . .0 Minnesota . S CHINA POLICY PARADOX See Page 4 fit43 fl Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom ~IaitA CLEARING, COLDER High--20O tow--15 Turning partly cloudy today with little chance of precipitatio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sUml USKET Rehearses 'Carousel ACROSS CAMPUS: Schedule Willowpolitan Ticket Sale Tomorrow Tickets for the Willopolitan bus service for the students who are planning to fly home for Thanks- giving vacation will go on sale from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. tomor- row in the Fishbowl, Dan Mur- phy, '62, chairman of the Cam-' pus Affairs Committee of Student Government Council said yester- day. Sales in the Fishbowl will con- tinue u...…
… Ureates Economic ARTS ANDLETTERS: Br CAROL LEVENTEN "This is the GAP"-Paul Suttman 4 of the architecture and design col- lege explained, leaning against a ladder. GAP is Ann Arbor's newest art gallery: it resides in two rooms, above a downtown bar, in what used to be the apartment of, Georgeanne Pearce, '60A&D. GAP is the home of paintings, sculp- ture, weaving and ceramics by University students, faculty mem- bers and just plain artist...…
…Seventieth 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 Opinions AreFree tbi Will Prevail" litorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Y, NOVEMBER 15, 1959 NIGHT EDITOR: JEAN HARTWIGI China Policy of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LEGACY: 'U' Offers TV Presentation On Cultural Development For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-474 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'ti 11]30 A.M. "Conflict and Creation," the fourth program of the University television series "Legacy" will be presented at noon today on WWJ- TV, Channel 4, Detroit. "Conflict and Creation" is a portrait in picture, drama and music of the age of d...…
…A N . DAILY SUNDAY AN DAILY SUNDAY Lose to Hoosiers, 26- 7 Michigan Outplays Indiana, But Mistakes Prove Costly (Continued from Page 1) down. He was tackled immediate- ly on the Michigan 39.. From there, Indiana used its "Common-Named Couple" attack of Jones and (Captain Ted) Smith to run behind its tough line. Smith did the most 'damage in the six-play drive as he scooted 22 yards on one play and swept' around left end for the final ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spartans Beat Wildcats, 15-10; Conference Race in Triple Tie By FRED KATZ Associate Sports Editor stepped one would-be tackler he ord. No team had ever c Special to The DailY was toppled by two others. The as. many passes without ball squirted from his arms and Spartan Coach Hugh FAST LANSING' - Michigan was pounced upon by State's Dave Daugherty called the t State, expecting to be merely a Manders. The Spartans ran out an...…
…THE MICHIGAN D+.A ILV SU.DAY TUE MICHIGAN DAIL~ SUNDAY I EBRATED ALUMNUS: Pamous Satirist, Wit Marks Birthday By ROBERT FARRELL Franklin Pierce Adams, famous r his wide-spread knowledge, ting commentary and wit, cele- ates his 78th birthday today. F. P. A., as he signs himself in s writings as journalist, column- , radio panelist and comic poet, tended the University as a grad- te student in 1899-1900 and ceived an honorary degree here 191...…
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…4 Y c4t~M irhanEiy MORMONS EXPAND-OLD IDEA: Vol. VI, No. 4 Church Wealth Sunday, November 15, 1959 CHURCH WEALTH By James Bow Page Two AREA OF ACADEMIC CONCERN By Thomas Turner Page Three "DARK AMIDST THE BLAZE" By Deborah Bacon Page Four FROM ADAM TO ANIMALS By Peter Dawson - Page Five. ENCOUNTERING SECULAR THOUGHT By Timothy Swanson Page Seven TIMELrSS DOCTRINES By Patrick Chester PgeEight_ INCREDIRLE NIMBER OF SECTSi - By Philip ...…
… ,rr V (~~' -,~ The ie (Continued from Page 11) And with those words, onei reaches the . self - contradictoryF heart of Harvard unbelief - as also in -the atheist admiration of1 Jesus and the agnostic apprecia-x tion of the Church. The under- graduate skeptic seems to havet forgotten what was the rock on1 which the Western moral struc- ture has rested for two -millenia,1 forgotten from what book his ethical principles originally sprang, I...…
…: .. L J f Dark A nidst the Blaize' By DEBORAH BACON F I WERE a philosopher, the things I believe would mutually adhere like atoms within a mole- cule. But they don't, I know. If I were a saint, I would express, through my daily living, that sim- ple blinding flash of direct appre- hension of God I had experienced. But, to my knowledge, no one has yet nominated me for sainthood. If I were the determined mission- ary I would, through my o...…
…b. , " / Secular Ideas Change Theological Thinking From dam to AmaL Darwin's Theory of The Origin of The Species Gradually Gain PETER DAWSON (Continued from Page 10) Albert Schweitzer in his book, The Quest For The Historical Christ. The liberals have an awkward time explaining what the Bible means by sin and why sin murdered Christ. But like its predecessor, Romanticism, theological liberalism practically expended its influence. Liberali...…
…-,: i. _ # , .. s lrr. ,. A Religion Adapts Darwin's Theory Of Evolution into Its Doctrine TheAtheist and Agnostic Adopt The Religion of Unbelie ...Seeking Ethics By JOHN MCNEES Continued from Preceding Page For life to appear in this gen- eral way may seem improbable. But one must remember that the reactions had perhaps millions of years in which to happen--so long that, given the right conditions, they were almost inevitable. And one ne...…
…_ . . . , . Identit WI Today's Jew Must Decide, teligion's Place in His Life By CHARLES KOZOLIL thout Inconvenience Encountering Secular Th IDENTITY without inconvenience is the goal of today's American Jew, a -social being whose link with the past is being marred by an intense desire to fit smoothly in his environmental niche. He doesn't want to be associated with alien cultures and strives for a type of uniform conduct and action tha...…
…. Timel. N HIS WITTY, provocative play, Major Barbara, George Bernard Shaw astutely predicted the growth of the materialistic suburbs in which the suburbanites no long- er have to devote their every thought and activity to the sole job of simply keeping body and soul together. Thanks to social reform, the material aspects of living would be put into good con- dition; instead it would be the+ spiritual that would suffer from1 malnutrition. So ...…
