…I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY PAG! 8EYEI'~ Ice rs, Gymnasts Set for rucial Home Contests Hockey Squad Faces Minne Buchanan Sidelined with K By BRUCE BENNETT Michigan opens a vital two-game series with a spunky Minnesota six at the Coliseum tonight as the Wolverines continue their relent- less bid for an NCAA hockey play- off berth. Gametime is 8 p.m. The seco...…
…I PAGE WIHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY I FRIDAT. PERIWARY 1 S. 19 K 7 a'.a.wa dres.a. l1'1i7i4LitliyZ . .$ 1.7.7 r TAKES WORLD TOUR: Dunham Cites Recent Advances In Rural India !,'\. By SARAH DRASIN "India is a very old country with centuries-old traditions," Prof. Arthur Dunham of the School of Social Work related aft- er a recent world-wide trip. During a sabbatical leave, the community organization specialist and his wife travelled through...…
… F qqw I V6-Nod Sales, ightBills Rise: Finals Loom Nea Sales of coffee, cigarettes, no-nods and kilowatt-hours zoomed as that semi-annual phenomenon of student life, exams, roll around. Librarians reported a marked increase in attendance in the Gen- eral Library, but noted a decrease in the number of books being with- drawn from the stacks. Union staff members reported the three cafeterias in the Union were still well occupied by "grubber...…
…llwp THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957 WORTH $65,000: Students Plan, Construct Electric Digit Computer CLASSI IED ADVERTISING ~T PROOIICT/ON NOVEEENSr sa r EDNA FERBA7? PRESENTED WY WARNER BRCS IN WARNERCOLOR STARRING ELIZABETH ROCK JAMES TAYLOR -.HUDSON -DEAN ANo PtrENTriNG CARROLL BAKER ** ASO STARRING C LL|'LLS-MERCEDES McCAM RIDGESAL MINEO DAILY AT 1:00 - 4:30 - 810 Sunday 1.25 All Day A $65,000 electronic computerj ca...…
… VARY 15, 1957 THE MCHIGAN DAILY f..... - aUARY 15, 1957a. TH- MI.C .t)l'N.1ATTY PAGE T }URS ASIA: Likert Will Choose Country for Sample Survey By DIANE FRASER Investigating possibilities of set- ting up survey research centers in underdeveloped countries was the recent project of the Director of the Institute for Social Research, Prof. Rensis Likert. Prof. Likert returned Dec. 23 from a two month tour of seven Mid-Eastern and Asiatic c...…
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…U1JARY 15, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Submits PIan rExtensio f aePermission for Women PAGE ,By SUE RAUNH EIM The lack of irregular late per- eligible for late permissions with The Student Government Coun- mission nights would remove the only 13 late pers available to as- cil Calendaring Study Committee uncertainty about closing hours;. has presented a plan to the which often leads to late minutes sign. Women's Judiciary Council where- and even...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957 THE --IHGNDIY USAJNUR 515 ice-Victorious Gymnastic Squad ks Towards Brighter F-ture NewStas Sark S 7,S With dual swimming competi- tion underway, the Michigan very sharp in the sprint, winning team has started off on the right both the 50 and 100 yard free- "stroke." style races. The Wolverines' first Big Ten Captain John Narcy turned in opponent, Purdue, was handled a fine winning effort in di...…
…ANUARY 15 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine cGg rs omp Michigan's Shearon, Burton Pace Attack on Badger Five (Continued from Page 1) Seconds later, Lee drove in from absorbed his fourth foul of the the side for a layup to make it evening at the end of the first 4-0. After Litzow's lonely bucket, half, little Jim Shearon was sent it was Michigan, Michigan, Michi- in for him. gan, Kramer, and Burton doing Shearon possesses a jump shot most ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957 Room Assignments for Final Ex- aminations, English I and II, held on Monday, Jan. 21, 2-5 p.m. English I Aivaz, Sec. 51, 2412 MH, Sec. 87, 2413 MH; Allison, Aud. C.; Barrows, Aud. C; Bond, 2235 AH; Brown, 1018; Burns, 103 Econ,; Cooper, Sec. 83 and 100, 101 Econ.; Cox, 1007 AH; Drake, Aud. A; Duclos, 33 AH; Engel, Aud. C; Fanger, 2223 AH; Fisher, 2235 AH; Gindin, Aud. C; Gohn, 35 AH; Grace, 35 ...…
