March 18, 1962 (vol. 8, iss. 4) • Page Image 11
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…U ,-- March. 18,11962 KAAC A7 JF Vol. VII '1l Iv T %%JJA I I I I CLA 55y OF1H9 A Look at the University Two Decades fri 0 'r *~rkA ef-"i/"A A Itnull v A A A 71_I …
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… ' MONORAIL CRISIS OF '75 The Humorous Side of a Futuristic University Row By HARRY PERLSTADT T HE LAST MONORAIL cars for Bacon Hall leave the old astronomy obser- vatory on top of Angell Hall at 12:30 a.m. Most of the fraternities and sorori- ties now located on north campus, and. Lewis Hall, the other co-educational dor- mitory, are all served by the monorail system. The students have affectionately tagged the monorail cars as "sardine c...…
…:. ._ . : ::. A Thai Student Relates Too Jraizei When T By SARITDJIDET SOMBATPANIT 171Q11and Perhaps the University Shoi Find a Better Academic Clin By MICHAEL HAR AB DEDICATION--On the occasion that members of the Peace Corps who trained on our campus left Ann Arbor for their duties in Thailand, I would like to contribute these Thai folk tales as a dedication to the daughters and sons of the United States ... who will be half the worl...…
…7,j 'U' Planners Test Ideas, Map Unchartered Sites New Concepts in Campuses Legendary Folk Tales Was Siam By THOMAS HUNTER T IS ONE THING to assert that ours is a great University, to take pride in its growing reputation as "research center of the Midwest," to point to accomplish- ments in every field of academics. It is quite another to insure that that peculiar dynamism which has driven this institution to a recognized place among the l...…
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… -. _ _ . { - .. . A Class Of 1982 (4esiekt' and "eiews A DAILY SPECIAL i SECTION... 'U'Girds for Enrollment Boom By NEIL COSSMAN By EVOLUTION, not design, the Uni- versity may escape the mass mediocri- ty which faces higher education in the next 20 years. As the student avalanche gathers momentum each year, to meet it there will be important changes in admis- sion procedures, the composition of the student body and the quality of educa...…
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