…HOUSING COMMISSION: VOTE YES See Editorial Page '- Y lflir 4IaU~l1 FAIR AND MILD High--Sdo Low-54 Slight breeze, warmer Wednesday Seventy-Five Years of Editorial Freedom VOLb. LXXVI, No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1965 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT, PAGS .SEVEN CENTS ,JL4Allaa. i. a cauai ,7 Today's Housing Vote: Factors and Trends By DAVID DUBOFF Ann Arbor voters go to the polls today to decide whether their town will est...…
…MICHIGAN STATE: FREEDOM LOST See Editorial Page :Y [ e . .443a11 47Iat41&lr COLDER hligh-40 Law--30 Partly cloudy with light snow Seventy-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Eni.. TmVITmmN7,- light snow I Y , u , JW JNo. 41 ANN ARBORICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1965 SEVEN CENTS TVV P Air SEVN (ENU 'i Gist adaEc b Predict Big 1966 Unemployment Drop By MARSHALL LASSER Prof. Henry C. Wallich discussed "International Monetary Reform,"...…
…The Trimester Exp eriment: aculty Adapts to It (Second of Four Articles) By H. NEIL BERKSON and KENNETH WINTER Picture the average professor. He has spent well over three decades, as teacher and student, carefully fitting himself to the pace of the academic year. Despite sabbaticals, conventions, research excursions and other diversions, his weeks and his months generally fall into a very pleasant pat- tern-the same one year after year. Man...…
…'U'Officials Evaluate JSU 'Extramural'Inm iprii By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM (Second in a Three-Part Series) University administrators engaged in state-wide educational planning inevitably focus on East Lansing. But University educators have their hearts and their energies confined mainly to Ann Arbor. This dichotomy in purpose-the administrators keyed to watching the public imprint of Michigan State University while educators are engrossed in teac...…
…. LANGUAGES: NEW REQUIREMENT NEEDED See Editorial Page Y Sir ita tEoit COLD AND WINDY High-55 Low--40 Warmer an d sunny Monday with gentle breezes Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 5 VOL. LXXIV, No. 154, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX F Radio Broadcast Reports Coup by Arm in a News Follows Coalition Breakup BULLETIN, LONDON (-= - A radio broadcast picked up in Lon- don today said the nationa...…
…CONSERVATIVE STUDENTS BISE Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom See Page 4 ,l VJEU LXMA., No. 26t ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960 ,T -Daily-David Giltrow BACKS MULTILATERAL AID-Rep. Chester Bowles, (D-Conn.) proposed solutions to world trouble spots and supported increased United Nations aid at the Michigan Union yesterday. Bowle AsVks Change SAmeranPoy Wants Revamped Foreign Program,l More U.. Aid Given Through UN By...…
…FOREIGN STUDY PROGRAM FALTERS 41P '* Lw n Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom Pati; PARTLY CLOUDY High-50 Low-32 Warmer today and tomorrow. See Page 4 ,-- -- . LXXI, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX Pi .. .. . 'U' Sees Inaction OnWSU .Affair Hatcher, Thurber Note Possibility Of Accord on Lifting Speaker Ban The University administration presently plans no active par- ticipation in Wayne State ...…
…Lit 4an ~ai44& "I CLOUDY high--28 L.ow-lB High pressure center moving toward campus. Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1961 FIVE CENTS SIX P OP Raps Building Plan U.S. Rejects Conference About Laos WASHINGTON (P)-The Unit- ed States has joined Britain and France in politely turning aside a Cambodian proposal for a 14- nation East-West conference to try to halt the war in Laos. A formal re...…
…DEFENDING EDUCATION CHANGES See editorial page Y r 41 , i i a nr :43 ily IBID High-73 Low-50 Cjance of thunderstorms, clearing tonight. Vol. LXXVIlf, No. 33-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, June 19, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages Report shows stu dents favor no-hours rule By PHILIP BLOCK A University Survey Research Center report on the experimental "no-hours" and visitation policies enacted last January shows the majority of residence hall ...…
…t UNTIMELY REGENTAL ACTION See editorial page 4 x + , 'S .. :. ° r t .. gilt i!3a E iti LIVEABLE High 81 Low-65 Mostly cloudy with chance of rain and possibly turning cooler. VoL LXXVI , No 48-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 19, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages 1. y . Czechs reject Soviet bloc order to halt new policy Regents to act on revisions in -Associated Press Czech leader Alexander Dubcek SENATE GRILLING: Fortas hits extrem...…
…WALLACE AND THE 'LITTLE PEOPLE' See editorial page SAir 43ant :43 it WINDY High--70 Low-54 Cooler tomorrow, chance of showers Seventy-Six-Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVII, No. 13S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAG Fiscal Reform Plani Get Senate Approval * * * * * * House Committee Passes Draft Bill Calling 19-Year-Olds, Deferments WASHINGTON (P)-The House! Armed Services Committee ap-...…
…NATIONAL GUARD: THE QUICK ANSWER? See editorial page :Y L l t it iau A6F 43atlg A --Ul PARTLY CLOUDY High--84 L~w--6 Thundershowers expected; not much temperature change Seventy-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVII, No. 49S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGE Goebel: Size No Drawback to 'U A dministratior By THOMAS R. COPI Special To The Daily GRAND RAPIDS-Regent Paul Goebel directs the Univers...…
…EICHMANN SETTLES DEBTS See Page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom -.4*11&br :43 a t ty MOSTLY CLOUDY High-87 Low-65 Showers in the afternoon and evening tYAT 'r vva t_ N I VOL. LXXI, No. iS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1961 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES FIECET rJlaxll A J"mxrj+3 Warm Reception Kennedy Consults Chiefs On U.S. Military Capability LeMay Urges Rise in Bomber Production In Testimony Before Senate Committee WA...…
… CONVENTION'S POOR TIMING See Pale 2 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom di; FAIR, CLOUDY High-r83 LOW-60 Passible rain, little change in temperature., FIVE CENTS FOUR PAQES v LXX, No. 21S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1960 FIVE CENTS Foul PAGES Jnited States Accuses lussia of Illegal Action Airmen Held After Downed On Mission WASHINGTON (JP)-The United, States yesterday formally accused the Soviet Union of illegally ...…
…3 A.M. EDITION Y gut 74 I.aitF MUGGY High--75 Lo we-55 cloudy, possible showers Vol. LXXIX, No. 30-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 19, 1969 Ten Cents Four Pages / NOT ENOUGH STUDENTS:, Van DerHout wal ks out on RO1TC'8stud By ERIKA HOFF Student Government Council Executive Vice President Marc Van Der Hout yesterday walked out of the Senate As-I sembly committee which is studying the role of ROTC onG campus after members rejec...…
…BROADWAY JOE: BACK IN THE SADDLE See-Sports, Page 6 CZ Bk 43az1~ *A& 743 atty SOGGY High-83 Low-62 Cloudy, showers and thundershowers Vol. LXXIX, No. 47-S /fAnn Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 19, 1969 Ten Cents Six Pages Il i I DEEAT S DISCounT GC PLAN IBUDGET NTERNAL CUTS PLAN , i i , c 1 r 1 - E , C s, The Regents yesterday took a hardline stand against the creation of a University bookstore, defeating both a pro-a posal spon...…
…Camille cuts sweeping path of destruction GULFPORT, Miss. (A'-Ravaged by 150-mile- an-hour winds, raging tides and fire, much of Mississippi's coastal strip lay virtually helpless last night-shattered by the worst hurricane that ever hit America's mainland. Thousands were homeless. Help was on the way but rescue work was slowed by the sheer mass of wreckage left by Hurricane Camille. Coast Guard and Civil Defense reports listed 46 killed. Thi...…
…*Johnson Asks for Work Rights Bill1 19 States Affected by Changes in Taft-Hartley Closed Shop Laws WASHINGTON (P-President Lyndon Johnson urged Congress yesterday to repeal Section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act, thus swiping out right to work laws in 19 states. Michigan is not among the 19. There is every indication of a major fight in Congress over the proposal to repeal that section, which permits states to enact laws banning closed shop contr...…
…STUDY NEEDED ON RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE See Editorial Page CiYI rL tC gan t 4IAit6F SUNNY High-SO Low-54 Cool and cloudy in morning Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 33-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1965 SEVEN CEN' Breakey Calls Housing Ordinance Constitui TS FOUR PAGES tional No Conflict in Local, State Law Judge Says Attorney General Kelley's Opinion In Discrimination Issue Overruled By DEBORAH ISACKSON Ci...…
…'NEW FRONTIER' IN TROUBLE See Page 2 Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ,43 a t I'D FAIR TODAY High-84 Low-64 Little temperature change; chance of rain VOL. LXXII, No. 17-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PAGES S i Is Ic (*) Military Junta Takes Over in Peru LIMA W)--A four-man militar Junta arrested President Manue Prado yesterday in a bloodes coup and seized the governmen of Peru in an atmosp...…
…TACH-IN POLITIC S See Editorial Page LY Si 4JUUg a ~E~AtA MILD fligli-7 Low-4 8 Partly sunny and cooler Vol. LXXX, No. 14 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 19, 1969 Ten Cents 'Ubookstore: Better han ivingit to U EDITORtS NOTE: The Regents are ex- fear that a University bookstore will be could save from $13 to $20 on $150 worth This summer, the Regents ordered an For example, charging $10 for a six- In addition, ieced to make their fin...…
…Ohio State ., Nittitesothi ... 3 Puiirduie . . . . . . 35 Iowa . .. ..... 31 Indiana ...... 4I Illinois ....... 20 Northwestern 27 Wisconsin . . . . 7 Southern Cal .14 Notre Dame ..14 Tennessee ... 41 Alabama .....14 Penn State.. .15 Syracuse .....14 Slippery Rock 29 Wilmington.. 20 State r By ANDY BARBAS Executive Sports Editor Special to the Daily EAST LANSING-Certain elements of immaturity were fatal to Michigan's foot- ball team y...…
…lien la SPACE CENTER, Houston (P) - Two Americans landed on the moon's Ocean of Storms this morning. Charles Conrad Jr. and Alan L. Bean piloted the mooncraft Intrepid to a landing on the eastern shore of the vast plain to begin a 311%-hour stay on the lunar surface. They are the third and fourth men to land on the moon. Ahead are two expeditions on foot over the powdery soil for a total of seven hours of man's first far-ranging scientific e...…
…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth Will Preval"> Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1963 NIGHT EDITOR: MARILYN KORAL "Le-gis...…
…k PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.1962 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED NP SDAY ~FPTFMUF1?. 1 fl MPATAWia" CAJL, k'jg;,A JLJL-VAAAA AW A-7, AJUQ ro POP ULATION CRISES: Growth Passes Three Billion MUG Gets Face-Lifting 'PSYCHOLOGICAL DRIVES': Professors Study Achievement Factors By THOMAS DRAPER The world's population has just passed the three billion mark and is moving ahead an at annual rate of 1.8 per cent. The...…
…PAGE T 'V13''. THE 3YIICNrrA1w nArr.v PAGE TO T av M1C111Amr iH1LZ . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1962 2 May Reduce English Offerings ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES: SGC To Start Salaries For Executive Officers Moses Coit Tyler By JEAN TENANDER Elective technical writing and advanced speech courses in the. engineering college may be reduc-j ed as a result of the implementa- tion of changes brought about in engineering literature requirements, last sp...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATIN ..aavuavta i .v ra L - y r 'EDP Study To Probe Public Health Tupper Cites Challenges Facing Medical School YEAR IN REVIEW: Speaker By-Law Arouses Controversy By PHILIP SUTIN How effective are public health services? What makes people heed their doctor's advice? The community health service's department of the public health school will attempt to answer these questions in a seven-year, $2.2 million study that ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY} JANUARY 19, 1967 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1967 I OBSCENITY CHARGED: 'Art' Film Seized by Police Ha To Voice Poems of Sound, Grasp at the Heart of the Soul' .w _ _ _ _- .___-- . _ ____._ - _._ (Continued from page 1) fledged "student organization," thus possibly not entitled to Uni- versity protection in court. The University statement said: "The film in question is one of...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1967 .a... S Children's Play Brings To Life Candied Pillars, Magic Swords DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN M.ON DAY, FEB. 20 "'FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN" Lon Chaney and Bela Lugosi "GOLDRUSH" Charlie Chaplin "THE GREAT CHASE" W. C. Fields By JILL CRABTREE Will Charlot, prince of tlie Franks, earn his right to a throne at his father's aide? Will the wick- ed sorceress Falerina capture the mag...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGA X DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1067 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAI DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19. 1967 FILMS 'Shoot the Piano Player' Gives Audience Movie Lover's Movie . By ANDREW STODDARD "Shoot the Piano Player" is the ideal film for introducing the French cinema to those who have never seen .a .foreign language film; and the perfect explanation for, and justification of, American cinema of the 1940's. For many Americans,. it has be...…
…1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUR.UAY, SEPTE' E .9, THE MCHIGN DALY STURDA. SETEMBR 19 196 4i Asks Student Pay Raise Regents Announce Appointments JOHN EADIE earlier action will prevent IFC fr-om using the quads for rush in the spring.. Lossing called the incidents thi fall regretable and entirely unin- tentional. He expressed hope tha the newly formed committee can find a solution to the problem be- fore spring. Concerning the housing ...…
…PAGE TWO }tl Y YTTT lY . a r a AS wrr rvar r r .r a r T TH 1fT'UIVt!A N 11 A TU~ 1 i MA*l lV ~iRRF .'#1\UENI1kLj k- ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1964 4 'DISTINGUISHED FA CULTY' Heady Notes Crucial Fields Local Construction, A Man's Heaven EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the teacher, or else a seminar situa- ninth of a series of articles on the tion where there are less than 15 recipients of two University faculty awards, the Distinguished Faculty s...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTTF.QnAV 10 iAATIrTAlFPV ynri PAGETWOTHE ICHGAN AI1 '1 UZ6JLJAX, lU JANUARY 1965 5 LANDMARK TO GO: Mtedieal Rnilding To Renlae Beal Hall Grant Views Chinese-U.S. Stalemate By MARK KILLINGSWORTH Communists bitterly criticize this .i. T -i.. 'k,/ IL41L.ML .XL-/ %A&-i-. L I..A..f.. L JL Beal Residence, located at the University's Medical Center, will soon be torn down so a new medical science building can...…
…I I PAGE TWO THlE MICHIGA6,N DAILY FRIDAY, 19 FEBRUARY 1965 ARTS AND LETTERS By Steve Rabsoni 'Function '65' Revitalizes Local Jazz Pre-College Economics In Pannig, Cl'*SS C p pu Set Nationwide Teaching Plan This Saturday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. the seventh in a series of weekly jazz sessions will be held at Ann Arbor's Sabo Club on Davis Street. The series, which has been christened "Function '65," provides a uniquely advantageous s...…
…1' PAGE TI O THE MICHIGAN ifAIL 1'F TA7I A~~z1n~IIRMACI 10P A1ZVjI1 long PAGETWO - k.. .... 'in ls1A1.#US1S1M1 r niuAi. iu mAKutt 1y65 Contemporary Poetry Highlights Creative Arts Festival A I 4 Filling her compact and delicious body with chicken paprika, she glanced at me twice. Fainting with interest, I hungered back and only the fact of her husband and four other people kept me from springing on her or falling at her little ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS UPPORT HUMAT 'U' Aids I In Negle (Continued from Page 1)_ However, the committee on re- arch is still concerned about the atter, Prof. Likert said, and is ntinuing to watch this problem refully.; While guarding against undue deral control, University re- arch officials are not overly incerned about it. "The Univer- ty will not let the federal gov- nment interfere with the re- arch program. It does not i...…
…PAGE TWQ; THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 19,1963' PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1963 .v .. n.+w+«+.+s ""+ ." ."s v v.. I GLASS-BLOWING SAVES MONEY: Myers Shapes_'U'Laboratory Apparatus Clurman Views History Of Theatre -in A merica In By MICHAEL MAAS Every science department in the University often depends on the little known work of one man. David I. Myers, the University's glassblower, makes all the special appa...…
…THE MICHIGAN" DAILY "MnAV- AIMT. THE MICHIGAN DAILY A AI.a5JS3 AYZL S At u Debate Meet Opens HALL ON ELIOT: LeaT Teet Oe..s 'Wasteland' Called Poem of !., _. ) By BURTON MICHAELS T. S. Eliot's "The Wasteland" is not a Christian poem, but a poem of despair, Prof. Donald Hall of the English department said Wednesday. The despair appears in the poem's lack of progression: the Wasteland is no better at the end than at the beginning, he said...…
…T O THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNAY°, M TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY STJNDAY. l~ . ---l - RTS AND LETTERS: Flower Views Style in Music Program Notes RECEIVE $390,000: Regents Accept Donations, Bequests "Art music exists only on top of an elaborate substructure of con- vention and style," Associate Dean John M. Flower of the music school says. "The extent to which the style controls the music, or vice-versa, is dependent upon the genius of the compo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY* SEPTEMBER 19, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY% SEPTEMBER 19,1963 VEFITS: 'U' Heating Plant Expands IRB To Undertake anti-Bias Proj eels 'BREAK HOSTILITY': Tutorial Project Assists Negro Children By ROBERT SELWA uident Government Council's .an Relations Board will be erned this year with racial imination and foreign stu- a planning session earlier this the HRB discussed ways to ier the education of student...…
…THE, MICHIGAN DAn V ea . HI A"1CUI(flA~i'U AfW' ~1Y ernette Appraises lole of Businessman "The American businessman serves as the catalyst of progress; he is the force behind the tre- mendous rise in the American liv- ing stardard throughout our his- tory," Prof. J. Phillip Wernette of the business school asserted re- cently. Disturbed by the reputation which business and businessmen have had in this country, Wernette said, "the businessm...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1963 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQE TWO THE MICHTCU~N flAILY TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1O~2 S S .. .uvai.a ..v u .a a auav av aVVu ~ ,. CONSERVATIVISM: Stanlis Discusses Burle's Philosophy H ABER VIEWS FUTURE: Scholler Views German Songs - 1 I T By JOHN WEILER "Man is a political and social animal," Prof. Peter J. Stanlis of the University of Detroit and edi- tor of "The Burke Newsletter," said Saturday in summing ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ _ _ __ RDAVAP IRIL 19, 1962 X11 (' Fri T7"!' - 4-1 YM 4'k 0 W7 rl" V V rvT'UWAf[ GROW TH: Pa istan's Progress Great, -Ahmed Says By JAMES NICHOLS I |||||_ Center Offers Variety Of Educational Films 4 r By HARRY PERLSTADT Aziz Ahmed, Pakistan's ambas- sador to the United States, de- scribes his nation as one making remarkable progress under re- markable postwar pressure. He spoke yesterday afternoon under the joint ...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1962 FUTURE IMPORTANCE: SRC Studies Attitudes On Fraternities Flagpole Torn Down By ANDREW ORLIN The Survey Research Center has dust completed a poll on "Under- graduate Attitudes Toward Fra- ternities." Of the 1,000 forms sent to male undergraduate students, members and non-members of fraternities, 830 returned the completed ques- tionnaires. These ,students an- swered questions ranging from the future ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. Davis Views Recent Trends take the initiative and "go more than halfway," he said, "or else the situation will continue." The survey also found that 43 per cent of the foreign students felt a less favorable social status at the University in comparison to their home country. Accept 'Descent' Gordon Cites Paths Open To Freshmen By HARRY PERLSTADT "The first thing that you should not believe at the University is t...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY By DEBORAH BEATTIE Freud's belief that religion is really an illusion which "needs to be overcome so that morality can be based on more solid ground" was the main point of discussion on Sigmund Freud's, "The Future of an Illusion." The book was discussed at last night's Student Government Council's reading and discussion seminar conducted by Prof. Wil- ford McKeachie of the psychology department and Prof. Frederick Wyatt of ...…
…PAGE TWO TH - M . -C, -- piv.47v FI~ Ai n.j _ "1L L' 111 VlYll¢HL LfY l1.y T. ' SUNDAY, NOVEMP ARTS AND LETTERS: Forums Serve Composers By MARTHA MacNEAL y "Even though the Composers' Forums are quite- unusual and give an exceptional chance for insight into the trends of contemporary music composition, very few stu- dents and faculty members at- tend them," Roger Reynolds, Grad, said. "This situation reflects the un- willingness of socie...…
….&. ., , . THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANURAY 19 PROGRAM NOTES the annual The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Back, Roger-Ducasse, J. C. F. Bach dhe an n will present Arthur Miller's play and Reubke. "The Crucible" tonight and to- concert morrow. Directed by Donald Lovell, Piano Concerts . . . the play will begin at 8 p.m. in Reatures the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Rosemary Coman, pianist, will partially fulfill the requirements ftle hottestvocal gr...…
…GE TTERS: Lip old Praises Beauty no ohrI Academy To Open. at Interloehen Of European Churches at HIL Seine, Tower said.' ajry " y~~:7~. u.rrv ".r, sssg;""s - :, y .aWr w ~ a f4b' ;.a''4a.;: "8"r.x~r::.' hC;a.+.i: r.5.i::hS r r " 'vnfl, Y .W~n~l : !? . ,*r*flAV,^ .:fl.WV i 'Qdlfl..vrr2:.... .:. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN YlywY..?+.Ra iei$ i ,.. YT.rc 1 A '. ¢ Sopfhha vsrri ., iv..s nryYyt ,4ypiuay ii. .W. w.,$ .ix' y+v(t-i in " .r Y "'SC . I'l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'S AND LETTERS: Painter Blends Art, Domes By DAVID MARCUS itings on the surfaces of ic domes represent a trend d the integration of art and nment, Prof. Geroie Kam- i of the Architecture and i . school, said. ired by the work of R. Buck- er Fuller,. Prof. Kamrowski as an exhibition of his work ese fabricated metal domes University Art Museum and ne at a New York gallery last . Fuller has initiated work nilar projects. "...…
