…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUR ky,( Underdog to Highly-Ranked Wildcats Liehigan Healthy for Northwestern; Iliott To Use Three-Platoon System Badgers, Hawkeye Game Highlights Big Ten Slate its healthiest unit of the still- young season. Only right tackle Jon Schopf will be missing from last week's starting team. Jared Bushong has gotten the nod in his absence and has two burly relief men in Skip Hildebrandt and Don Deskins. In Good Health Capt...…
….. BOARD IN REVIEW DECISION DANGEROUS See Page 4 LW4b 4br :43 a t I Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom CLOD VOL. LXIX, No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1958 FIVE CENTS , . Rightist Attempi Fails in Algeria Army Remains Loyal to de Gaulle Civilian Extremist Plan Collapses ALGIERS W)-A French rightist attempt to buck Premier Charl de Gaulle's liberal policies in Algeria collapsed yesterday. De Gaulle remained victo...…
…Two THE MICMGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1958 "W' HEMIHIANDAV 'I CONFERENCE MEETS HERE: Student Art Collection Now on Display h . .. :...V :tr v}^ *w? ti .r±. " : ai r'' - S E "THE FREEDOM TRA-IN OF EDUCATION"" {: s Schoolroom Progress S.A. -Daily-Harold Gassenheimer CONFERENCE DISPLAY-Currently decorating the. halls of the architecture and design school is a collection of student work being displayed in conjunction with the twen...…
… Phi Chi Medical Fraternity To Build New Installation Phi chi medical fraternity will construct a $400,000, three-build- ing installation, according to James H. Livingston, architect for the project. This will be the first time in this country, that a fraternity has provided living quarters for mar- ried students, he said. The . installation will contain two two-story buildings and a four-story unit. Provide Family Quarters One of the new fra...…
…Sixty-Ninth 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 'hen upinions Are Free Truth Win PrevawU "Now Does Everybody Understand Our Position?" AT THE CAMPUS: Miller's Wife' Shows Honor, Limbs LIKE A RARE vintage champagne, "The Miller's Beautiful Wife" is currently bubbling on the wide screen at ...…
…'AY, OCTOBER 17, i958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ - --- -- -------- n R1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I REV. FR. BRADLEY SPEAKS: Newman Club Discusses Papal Election (Continued from Page 4) 4:00 p.m., Urm. 3209, Angell Hall, Fri., Oct. 17. Placement Notices Personnel Interviews: Mon., Oct. 27: U.S. Marine Corps., Detroit Marine Officer Procurement Office, Detroit, Mich. Men between 17-26, be a member of. an accredited college or university and maj...…
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…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1958 THE MCITGAN DAILY~ Pro Football Hits PopularityPeak r By AL SINAI "There's no football like pro football." Whether or not this statement is true seems to make no difference to football fans who have flocked to pro games this year in record numbers. Browns Set Record The Cleveland Browns drew a record home opening day crowd of 65,000 last Sunday, while last year's defending champions, De- troit, sold 42,000 season...…
…F°RIAY, OCTOBER -- .w .~VAIvwqsw. r I a TV'%? ~TGM THE MICHIGAIN 11AIEW .N I { } MET ENG CE1 ME, EE. S d 3 CH E t i..:. . / N F t / .1 i et 4 rM"' t- 9, k rr~rI ooo r } i . ; ' . . III~att i t,.. 7 ' 1 t i : f O w. " ' t _.. - ../ ; ,r J I I %;I ::s~o kkwcr;rv ~ s:: ~~i;?c4ta'K L / _ LL- j I d '7 Esso Research and Engineering Company Linden, N. J., Florham Park, N.= J. Esso Standard Oil Company E...…
… MCATION-SIGN FUTURE HOPE? Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~~Z~aiti See page 4 " I i COOL, RAIN ..t.. .. ."- -- - YTVI. III, No.26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1957 FIVE CENTS FIVE CENTS AUA"11 n Calls terference twarranted im Courts Have Jurisdiction IHINGTON (P) - 'The bers Union said yesterday a. court challenge of James' ffa's election as Teamsters ant is an unwarranted, in- nce with labor union inte...…
…ILX ert Cites Group Starts Young Democrats. p t ational Week "t urg will be the key- for International Ding to Robert Ar- airman of the Inter- 'dinating Committee. nday, ed poet wrote the pre- The Family 'of Man," a shed- by the Museum of rt in New York, which ed as the theme for In- I Week. ature World's Fair tured during the week, from Nov. 4 to 9, will beakers, discussions, and s Fair." )fs between American gn students are being r N...…
… ence Today At Rackham iference on child growth and opment for nurses and per- of allied professions begins at the Horace H. Rackham >1 of Graduate Studies. e conference, which will ex- over a two day period, to- nd tomorrow, is planned for ns interested in maternal hild health. >nsored by the Vniversity ng school and tension ce, the Michigan Department health and the Michigan ie for Nursing, the program cover many phases of child, h and d...…
…Pr er , I tuJ 'Helen Mz rg k-. one Are Free [A Prevail" Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 I dals printed in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Tears, BeraVoicc DEPENDING UPON your p...…
… inounced y IFC 1v or V :ouncil has an- en who pledged on campus in ted fall rush. ald MacDonald, '60; Raymond Navarra, '60; Robert Parizek, '60; Howard Wi- 'ard&, '61; Barry C. Wood, '61 . DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Phil Boersma, '60BAd; Donald Bites- man, '61; John E. H~ugest, '60E; Rob- ert Kasameyer, '6lE; John Kirkman, '61; Charles Klinfe, ' 1; John Robb, '61; Frederick Watts, '60;' Paul Wehmeier, y61, Keith Knubbe, '61E; tr, '61814; Tom L...…
…D VT -ON-END STIU1'NG of New Haven A traditional favorite, here interpreted in new. subdued stripings. in our own authentic button-down shirt.. 4~' .~ ~,$595 0 c> f LS'TABLISHED I1927c PO~ '/ BRITISH IMPORTS S - CLOTHIERS - FURNISHERS 1119 SOUTH UNIVERSITY ,uss 8:30-5:30 --Monday thru Saturday o<=>mo-e=:>e=>o oso o<==o ' Flu Strikes 23 wolverine Gridde I-M FOOTBALL: SAE Tips Sigma Chi, 2-0 Guard Marcniak Continu To Impress Coaching Sta...…
… 'en erg; ' liams Wins Crown LASSIFIED ADVE R Mil BUSINESS SERVICES: ana a elated Press - The board of 'leveland Indians eeting yesterday notice on Hank J- ~ re was n eenberg's selected Change' e board's action, vas generally felt nake a change at endance has been no,- one can say laboration, Daley feeling resulted Greenberg in the, Tops Other M Sluggers By The Associated Press NEW YORK-Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox won...…
…_Y , I 'FICIAL BULLETIN E Organization Notices s. :n:,^{ .c {a ^. 4:v^'ifi i'+.7nh s:.- a:". ::;y "nr.,.c:S .... {F Z,: . >" 4 r .:+ "aa' aG.4? ^:. .'cS ;.w :z.; "" t%' " .'i>:. :: :. C;::.": r: " °>::'"_ "4 4;..'C, ati ": ' ' YP.YA ---------°- Natural Resources and Public Health this date is by Oct. 19. Students wish- ing an extension of time beyond these dates in order to make up this work should file a petition, addressed to the appr...…
… T Students Prefer Eisenhower 2-l, Survey Finds By PETER ECKSTEIN University students favor the re-election of President Dwight D. Eisenhower by a margin of two-to-one, a Daily survey indicates. Of 240 students polled-from a random sample of United States' citizens living in Ann Arbor who filled out Student Directory cards-153 said they hoped the President would be re-elected Nov. 6. Slightly less than one-third of those expressing a pr...…
…* PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17,195k Wilson Program Offers Teaching Fellowships WIDE RANGE PROGRAM: Salvation Army Aids 2000 Yearly T*aELRE fl&C i The largest campaign in history to recruit outstanding young men and women for college and univer- sity teaching has-been launched by the National Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Program, it was an- nounced recently.' Two hundred teachers serving on regional selection commi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY the P~e I/e... WITH DAVE GREY - - - - - SPE SAE Win, Kec Playoffs Delts Also Gain Championship Level In Il-M Social Fraternity 'A' Football Dear Michigan:. N ANSWER to the questions you may have been asking about the financial aid to athletes at Michigan, I have been doing some research to find facts and feelings on the subject. It's a complgx topic, but I hope that there is enough information here to help you understand ...…
… Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN when Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 17, 1956 NIGHT EDITOR: CAROL PRINS A SENI...…
… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1956 THE MIIGEAN DILYT WA A tn L[ZZfLJ Y~l~iE FIV E -q Interfraternity Council nnounces Names of 548 Pledges .jtw Acacia Robert M. Budae, '58; David B. Cooley, '60; Philip E. Gehring, '59; Dwight W. Hecht, '60; James B. Wager, '60. Alpha Delta Phi David R. Britigan, '60; Keith E. Cowan, '60; William B. Davis, '60; Archer-R. Gibson, '60; Lyle B. Gro- ver, '59; John P. Fox, '80; Gerald F. McLellan, '60; Boyd E. M...…
…4 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1956 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 195~ LIVE AND FILM: 'U' Television Operates on Wide Scale By EDWARD GERULDSEN Since its inception in the fall of 1950, the University Television operation has grown by proverbial leaps and bounds. Now in its seventh year of op- eration, the television office dis- tributes about 52 programs a week on kinescope film for broadcast o...…
… Ohio State .. 20 1 Wisconsi i ... 20 Armny r 61Duke 9.0. 28 Georgia . . . .. 14 Auburn Tech 14 Minnesota 7 Illinois . . 19 Notre Danie. .20 Yale . . . 6jMichigan State 19 Cornell . . . 47 1 Southern Cal . 24 Iowa . . . . . . 14 1 Purdue .21 Oregon . . ..14 Gen. Clark Diagnoses Major World Problems See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~ai4 ei * ' PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LXV, No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1...…
…TAB MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. nvTnIRP.,R. 1,7- 14-fa THE MICHIGAN DAIlY ~TTh.TrbAV flC"Wfl1U~'U S'~ 1fi~A Ava'jvtl j, vi lVsr.Z lrx1yI 14 EDUCATORS' BIG PROBLEM: German Young People Must Express Opinions DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN s, :-: ' . pp f F ty ' :: 9N. By MARY ANN THOMAS Speaking fluent English, which only at times revealed traces of his Teutonic origin and an incongru- ous British accent, Erich E. Heck- hausen remarked on the educa-...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17,1954. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TTMEN" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VA(~ T1InV~ JL-lmxjrj 51 Wolverines' OSU Downs Iowa, 20-14; U THE MICHIGAN LOCKER ROOM was happy but far from bois- terous following yesterday's hard-won victory over Northwestern. The Wildcats led all the way statistically but the final tally on the scoreboard paid off in the second straight Big Ten victory for the Wolverines. Coach...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1954 . R -kN RPa AJL ?.. Viii'kP"JVJJLW 1 A V 1,7 V rim NLY 'BIG STICK': Gen. Clark Diagnoses Major World Problems "What Was Wrong With Charlie's Crack About Dogs?" AFTER MULLING over Gen. Mark Clark's obser- vations on "The Struggle in Asia" for almost a ,week, it is difficult to feel that any information imparted to Monday night's lecture audience was based on sound and rational reasoning. 'This ...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1?, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAf4W. SU A, COER1,154TE MIHG NAL £Laun l L Festivities To Highlight Homecoming First Celebration Held In 1897; Fraternities Start Display Tradition This year marks the 57th presen- tation of Homecoming festivities at the University, to be highlighted by "Brown Jug Ball," being held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday in the IM Building with the music of Woody Herman and his Third Herd. The big wee...…
… W1M MICIAN JAILX SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1954 -Daily-Dean Morton SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER-Ann Arbor Police Captain Rolland J. Gainsley, auctioneer during yesterday's police bicycle auction, tells a bidder that he has just purchased one of the 44 abandoned bikes which were sold by the police. Candidates for State, Local Posts Vie for Voters' Favor tenance of the University's "elec- tric brain," MIDAC, at Willow Run. On the ballot will be four ...…
…COOLING OFF IN TRIESTE See Page 4 jcj:4r Latest Deadline in the State ~at4 eT FAIR AND MILD >. VOL. LXIV, No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1953 SIX ACM% iZV VArE ut, ?Q a I S Regents OK Faculty Senate 0l 0 XWTT I aoviet War Revised Rules Held Unlikely 4 , _ . S 6Reeives $51,75 By Gilmore Malenkov Rule Considered Weak Special to The Daily CHICAGO-The nation's college editors last night received an op- ...…
…PAGE TWo THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1953 Unity Sought In Trieste, Visitors a By ARLENE LISS Nine Italian officials, membersI of a Public Administration Study Team touring the University cam- pus this week, yesterday discussed the Trieste situation and Italian methods of education. Commenting on Trieste, the vis- itors held a lengthy, excited con- ference and then explained that this was a burning question which interested th...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOtER 17, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1953 PAGE THREE Wo verines Down No tre Dame Harriers, 18-42 Wallingford, Lynch Finish 1-2 for 'M' Alexander Takes Third for Irish; Ross, Moule, Kwiker Score Points Soccer Club' Battles OSU By WARREN WERTHEIMER Michigan's cross country team captured six of the first seven places yesterday as it literally ran Notre Dame into the ground by an 18-42 score. ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1953 __________________________________________ I I Cooling Of f In Trieste By J. M. ROBERTS JR. Associated Press News Analyst rHE TRIESTE situation, fanned to the ig- nition point by the Anglo-American an- nouncement on plans to withdraw from their occupation zone, has gotten so hot that all sides now seem determined to cool it off... Italy, especially, which showed signs for several day...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1953 THE MICHTGAN DAILY PAGE FiVE AAUW Plans Book Sale, Buffet Meal Profits From Events Will Be Contributed To Fellowship Fund Book Sale. .. Senior Board Forms Committees By JANET SMITH ments to all seniors keeps the With this semester well under- Publicity committee busy, while way, members of the Senior Board the Commencement committee is are beginning to divide into com- concerned with the cover design mittee...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1953 6 Professors Tell Favorites For Leisure Time Reading Regents Get Grants, Gifts For School (Continued from Page 1) For Club Varsit * * * -Daily-Don Campbell TEXTBOOKS FORGOTTEN Relaxing professor selects lighter stuff By RONA FRIEDMAN Chance, preference, and cheap editions determine the reading ha- bits of many English professors. In one' corner of Prof. Riciard Boys' office is a ...…
… IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM .. See Page 4 Y flitF ~Iaitlir ~- U Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXIII, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1952' I 1 CLOUDY WITH LIGHT RAINS EIGHT PAGES 'U'India Student Jailled;'On Bail1 To Get Hearing by Immigration Officials on Pending Deportation By ALICE BOGDONOFF It was revealed yesterday that Joseph Singh Bains, an Indian University graduate student who was to be deported last May 30, is n...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1952 TWO FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1952 'U' T Student Put in ail, Ou#_t on Bal (Continued from Page 1) "But in all the cases I've ever handled," he said, "the student has been allowed to go free on his personal word." * * * AS FOR suspicion of Singh's political beliefs, Schilling said that he is confident that Singh is above suspicion. He explained that he had re- ceive letters from the Univer- sity ,o...…
… ,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' PAGE THREE Sigma Gb i Ties Kappa g ma forl-lTrack Gro wn GRID SELECTIONS GAMES OF THE WEEK x Consensus Selections (29-13) Appear in Capitals . DU Finishes Close Third; Littleson Victor in Hurdles 1. MICHIGAN at Northwestern 2. Notre.Dame at PURDUE 3. ILLINOIS at Minnesota 4. Temple at INDIANA 5. PITT at Army 6. Nebraska at PENN STATE 7. Auburn at GEORGIA TECH 8 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. W...…
…JR THE MICHIGAN DAILY If You Can't Beat 'em... IT WOULD BE easier to judge SL's move to postpone the presentation of the Lec- ture Committee bill to the eRegents if one could be clear about what "evaluation" means. If SL's reconsideration of the bill means nothing more than gathering more sup- port for the original measure, the post- ponement is probably a wise move. The proposal as it stands now is both reasonable and commendable. It leaves...…
…PAGE. EiVE FRIDAY, OCTOBER I7, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 19~2 PAGE FIVE 'Pink Lemonade 'To Be Saturday Dance Sets Circus Mood Providing entertainment for the Northwestern weekend will be "Pink Lemonade" to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the League Ballroom. The annual League Fall Dance, is girl-bid and will be informal for the third year in succession. Setting a carnival atmosphere will be five yellow, bl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR"MAY," CTOBER 17, 1952 I i Application for TV Station Considered Resuming . . 0 1 with solving specific educational television difficulties. The general problem, as stated by former WWJ manager Harry Bannister, who co-produced the University Television Hour,disto maintain "the atmosphere of a lecture room and the dignity of a great university, while com- bining all the elements of good showmanship." Local TV produc...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Opera's Past Recalled By BOB APPLE Way back in 1907 a group of University students got together, formed an all-male club, and named it the Michigan Union. To start this club on the road of financial stability the members decided to produce an all-male musical comedy, and so the Union 1 Opera was born. In 1908 the first show, "Michigenda," got under way at the new Whitney Theatre. After this...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1952 _ iEDLES DOCTORED: University Hospital Processes Hypos he processing of hypodermic dles is a business by itself at the versity Hospital. 'nike many smaller institu- s, needles are not sterilized and ected by nurses at the Hospi- Instead all cleaning, repairing sharpening is done in one e inside the building-at the tral Supply department on the and. floor. staff of six persons is kept y ful...…
…A NOTE TO PRESIDENT HATCHER See Page 4 Y ,J"tr4tn n 404& 4 CLOUDY, COOLER Latest Deadline in the State .I. VOL. LXII, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1951 SIX PAGES ' Plans Research Project Near Huron River * * * * * * Medical School Blank Changed. Questions Called 'Discriminatory' To Be Eliminated from Application By DONNA HENDLEMAN The Medical School application blank, subject of a prolonged campus c...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1951 53Sale of SigeTcesBegins Today for Barkley Lecture p I, A4J. Single tickets for Vice-President Alben Barkley's opening address of thew1951-52 Lecture Course to- morrow are now on sale at the Hill Auditorium Box Office. Rates for the single tickets, which went on sale this morning, are $1.50 for main floor seats, $1.20 for first balcony seats and 60c for unreserved seats in the second balc...…
…{ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY OZ Alan Ina Vlry Hits Howell Again LAURELS FOR LOWELL: PerryNamed Best 'M' Player of Week y AP Chooses 'X-Rays Show Cracked Bone Ward Best In Foot of Speedy Halfback One of the nation's outstanding pass receiving performances has won for Lowell Perry, Michigan's stellar end, the acclaim of sports- writers who selected him as the outstanding Wolverine on the field in Saturday's Mich...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1951 A Note to President Hatcher SL's PROTEST against the recent cut in library hours brings into sharp focus the uncomfortable relationship between the ad- ministration and the students. Whether effective or not, the walkout from SAC was a spirited protest against the slicing of the library budget, and even more important, against the administra- tion's brush-off policy towards SL and towards the...…
…ESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1951TT HE MICHIGAN DAILY ZAUB a5'VIVA Co=Recreational Program To Begin A place where the elite meet and exercise will be provided by the Co-recreational program spon- sored by WAA and I-M. Every Friday night during the colder months Co-recreation will offer men and women the chance to participate in popular sports at the I-M building. The program was started in 1930 and has enjoyed popularity as a unique way to spend a we...…
…GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1951 Students Leave Classes, Run to Hunting Grounds WARMHEARTED: University Aids Motorcycling Mite * * * * * * By CAL SAMRA - -. Arts Theatre Club Puts Final Touches on Play r The fever has hit Ann Arbor, hunting fever that is. Leaving classes and studies be- hind, student nimrods flocked to the fields Monday as the annual two-week small game hunting season opened. Shedding their tradit...…
… DEWEY'S POWER See Page 4 A44A~ 5wA :43 a t1]y CLOUDY, WINDY MUCH COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS M Steamroller Overpowers Wildcats ,28-0 4) 'U Education For Workers Will Continue Courses To Start AgainThis Year The Board of Regents announ- ced yesterday that the University's courses in workers' education will be resumed. The Regents said that the pr...…
