…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1 9 6 7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Behind Closed Doors First Half BOB McFARLAND (Continued from Page 1) was stolid ennu slint t mi Flurry Buries li gh to prompt El- i "a loncr hard This made it 14-0 with only 2:30 left in the half but it took raattton *Michigan only a minute to miss on three passes, necessitating an- Study i other Drehmann kick and setting ...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1967" THE .MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1967 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY ._. .. ,. Winless Wisconsin Looks By BILL LEVIS Only two games separate Wis- consin from its worst won and lost record in history. And only Michigan and Minne- sota stand in the Badgers' way of reaching that dubious goal. The Wolverines are riding the waves of a two game winning streak, but they are not taking Wisconsin lightly even though ...…
…PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TIlE MICHiGAN IJAILY Governor u4Orders' Chinese Demonstratitons Reveal T2 SENDTOSERVERS A-, 'u7 7 4'N " 1 Newark Curfew Hughes Tours Riot-Torn Negro Area; Clergy Asked To Help Find Peace Liu Still Retains Much Power LI Deplores Old City Annex; SA - 1 * NEWARK,.N.J. (2) - A gun- enforced curfew was ordered for midnight last night in all of Newark, and in advance 40 clergy- men were recruited to ...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1967 'P'Mir Irtf AT +'J 'YAIFtr~lI 1.JSAA H IC I A AL ENSAY ERAY1.16 Kheel Still Hopes To Settle AAU- Fe ud 4 *. * * * * * * * Denounces New Plan M' Gymnasts Wound Up for Spartan Battle TO Bar Foi reigners By JOHN SIS1MN Newt Loken is known for his effusing optimism. In regard to to- day's meet with Michigan State at 4 p.m. in the Sports Building, he is in his customary frame ...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAV- lQIPWM.MAV.lM I It 14911 .... E .Y ICHI>GAN 4..: Da~vlY i~'mAU' wai'm'~ r ArzJJJLEE4 1;), .ly7 I SShow >e Jim Seymour, and senior Jon Hef- er felfinger have been vying for the r number one backup position. The Wolverines have five line- d backers if Kramer is included. Df Even with the graduation of start- s ers Frank Nunley and Barrry Deh- le lin, the left linebacker spot ap- d pears solid with the return of d s...…
…I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15,1967 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1967 ._. _ .. .. _ .... . . _.... .. .. r ..,...... The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar --- --------------- -- - -- --- - - x7 UAGU UNION-LEAGUE Petitioning for SUNDAY, OCT. 15 2:30 and 8 p.m.-The Profes- sional Theatre Program will pre- sent Eugene Ionesco's "Exit the King" in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.1 4 p.m.-The School o...…
…PAGE EIGIHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NQVEIIBER 15, 196? PA E E GH ~E M I H G N D A L ED E D Y N V M E 1,1 6 4 taeente oast scout 4 4 44 il e e e 4 a mbe *1 4 A He's looking for fresh talent with new ideas. He'll talk Fairchild with graduating seniors and graduate students; the jobs, the people, the opportunities, the future. Sign up for an appointment. For Graduating Seniors in: Electronics Engineering, Industrial En...…
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…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE 2NINE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1967 THE MICHiGAN DAiLY Dui. l u r. 4 N ew Hll insights and insults CHUCK VETZNER s Bolster IM Hopes - By BOB McFARLAND gram to deteriorate into the pres- The diagnosis was completed ent state. The pinnacle of emphasis on some time ago, with not one of the recreation was reached in the late entire staff of specialists dissent- 1920's when the Sports B...…
…Mi'IDAY, $EPTEMBER 15, 1967 4,Pool By FRED LaBOUR Daily News Analysis The creaky roof that has at- tempted to shelter the University's weakened intramural program from the problems of neglect, lack of planning, lack of funds and an amazing lack of communication, has literally begun to crumble. On Tuesday night a section of the IM pool ceiling collapsed and crashed down into the pool area. The pool was not in use at the time and there were no c...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1967 Su..IHGA AIYWENSAY EBURY1a 9' Set the ffids Free! t I The Children's Copimunity is an experimental school in Ann Arbor in its second year of operation. The school is based on a philo- sophy of freedom for children, Kids are allowed to make their own decisions about what they will and won't do in the school, for only in this way can the curisoity and spontanaity that are each childs b...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. SEPTE FR 15- 1 A PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY AIAL, a~ laOuu >t~iG J, 1:L1U # i1 0 11 r 11 I A I I u I I Theology and Scripture 101 Fundamentals of Catholic Christianity. A college-level lecture and discussion course on the basic doctrinal teachings and moral at- titudes of the Catholic-Christian religion. Especially recommended to all Freshmen, to those interested in becoming Catholics, as we...…
