…PAGE SIX THE MCHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, "RIL 20,195? PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 195? PSYCHOLOGY EXPERIMENTS: Animal Lab Provides Subjects A sudden bark or sharp squeal breaks the silence of a classroom on the third floor of Mason Hall; a student glances up in surprise and alecture on color vision is momentarily interrupted. These inappropriate sounds are emmitted from the menagerie maintained by the Psychology Departme...…
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…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PAGE SEVEN W1~DNF'~flAV. PERRTTARV 20. Th57 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN This morning on STATE STREET .. .by steve heilpern 'M' Seeks Assistant Grid Coach UNION THEATER TRIP E lliott Still Considered To. 3- Pro tJJ for~'1 PostE .3.'. The Story Behind a Telegram DONALD B. CANHAM, Ann Arbor's favorite stop-clock-watcher, occupies one of the second floor offices in the streamlined Ath-...…
…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE Mi 41GAN DAILY MAGAZINE --- ---Oomqm - 9 Paae Seven] u y c ,,,IV-- v %: r i I 'voss, To Conquer a Continent VOSS. By Patrick White. New precision. He is, obviously, a stu- life for that most elusive and York, 1957: Viking Press, dent of the human race, and not fragile of all human tributes-the 422 pp. $5. its savior. And the reader cannot thing called fame. Voss was fully aware that, by conquering a conti- ...…
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…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Poos N"n 'Exiles & Marriages Hall Realizes His Responsibilities to a Demanding Art I EXILES AND MARRIAGES.'Poet By Donald Hall. New York, A P e 1956: Viking Press, 118 pp. Who Ca $3. By R. C. GREGORY B OCCASIONALLY there comes a poet who writes such good He returns to the scenes and pos- poems that nothing else matters: sessions of a boy ("A Relic of the' Donald hall is. I think, such a...…
…SIBE IUS spar e xplains 0, U his Permanence Seems Assured I Why Two Michigan Professors Weren't Welcome Last Year at Waseda University V 0 a U0 0 U 5 By DAVID KESSEL THE DEATH of Jean Sibelius last month removed from the scene one of the most powerful and individualistic figures of music. Certainly no musician has ever developed a more individual style; regardless of which of his com- positions one hears, of whatever form, the ...…
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…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Seventeen A Japanese Student Explains Why Two Michigan Professors Weren't Welcome Last Year at Waseda University DEMONSTRATING STUDENTS waited in vain for Professors Gordy and Page to arrive at the International Airport. PLACARDS RAISED on high in front of the Memorial Auditorium at Waseda University. folt) of 4"N/ JUN~o 'o such truly feminine fashions in such a luxurious sweate...…
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