…4, sir THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 19 I I FLU VACCINE PIONEER: Dr. Francis Probes Disease Mysteries By RON WATTS One of the cardinal rules with Dr. Thomas Francis, Jr. is that opinion must not be accepted as fact, particularly in epidemiology. The man of medium build and keen, bright eyes has been carry- ing on his work of probing into the mysteries of infectious dis- ease without interruption since his graduation from the ...…
… STUDENT CRISIS See Page 4 Y C- ItFA6 Ia tils RAINY AND Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENT'S Faculty To Study 'U' Speakers Ban Dean Walter, SI Representatives, Express Willingness To Cooperate Names of the five-man faculty Senate committee appointed to study the political speakers ban were revealed by President Alexander G. Ruthven yesterday. Members are: Dean of ...…
…PAGE TWO .jTHV MWCiGAN DAIT ... .a,.,a. raL~..LY _ .......T9YV4'l~ v A I ~ 01A . , .'* 4lCiiliLL . .J"F1;. YG a SUMMER SESSION PLAN: Students of French, Spanish May Have Separate Houses Separate houses for French and Spanish students may be set up for the 1949 summer session. If demand warrants it, two houses in Which students may live, study, and hold social af- fairs in their adopted languages will be organized. THE DIRECTOR of the Su...…
…' s i N I E D ER 21,_1948 TIIEMGIHGANJj7ATLY. .., ,. 'YEOMEN OF THE GUARD': Tower of London an Cast Crowd Set Science Talk To BeGiven Kaplan Will Discuss Earth's Atmosphere NLRB Attorney To Speak Here on Board Operations Under Labor Laws i ; It's a big order-but the pro- ducers of "Yeomen of the Guard" are going to put the Tower of London and a cast of 75 all on the stage of Pattengill Auditorium. It won't be the real tower, it's tru...…
… qw TT-P TCHTGAN IATLY 9MMWTAY. 7 NorVt1T .1 O@ .Sa.'.dwAU * .,., _. _ i .. ._. ii1.1f' -lli Yl.l 1 .i 1<T2'11\ LL"11"J11 V v is a~r a's i 1 1 V ' ii l li L' i r (r A 1.7 b i i Student Crisis r w i .. . . . . BILL MAULDIN "NEWS ITEM: General Jacob Devers tells mothers their sons will not be sworn at in new army." Letters to the Editor.. We seem to be witnessing a kind of crisis in student government at the University. The question...…
…STNA NVEMER 21,- 1348 THE MTCHICAN :DAILY 00 .... ...... League Drives Chairman Runs $8,000 Candy Booth Business SLIPPERY SLIPSTICK: Elusive Slide Rule Spirited Away Again EDITOR'S NOTE: This article is one of a series of informative sketches of positions on the League Under- graduate Council which will appeal daily on the Woman's Page. By MARY ANN HARRIS Her business includes every- thing from candybars to bobby pins. LeagueCouncil D...…
…1'. t- A71-CO- W 1N . D iL:f uiy A z -' i4 v i 21, 1948 T~lE M.C. ..... . ... . , . ., Woleri. 4m S's Overpower OSU, 14-6 Scorers Year's Upset: Pi"tt Conques N ittany Lins PITTSBURGH - (P) -Few will- believe it but Pitt beat proud Penn State 7-0 yesterday. It was one of the most stunning upsets in a wild college football year. It also was the personal tri- who shunned glittering offers from gridiron big wheels to come to de- flated Pit...…
…Tug MIiGAN:-DAiLY PA 117SC Romp , 40-0; California ips Stan ford, 7-6 Gophers Rip Badgers, 16-0; NU Trounces Illinois, 20-7 imely Michigan Aerials Prove Decisive Factor Allis Snares Ortmann's Flip for First TD, Peterson Powers Over for Second Tally Oklahoma Overpowers Kansas, 60-7 U i - MADISON, Wis. - VIP) -Minne- sota's massive Gophers crushed Wisconsin, 16-0, yesterday on a wet, slippery field in the Western Conference footb...…
…THE MICHIGAN T)AIIN SUNDAY. XOVTtd**'Aft.A$" EGE ROUN :... i MT Ca 6. 2.\ ol"N T .IAI 1. i1TsAhuj. t ? 7'bV fl] TI I -. ,...#4 A ' A4d RFl W fN.JI d. T'19 DUP Mascots Get Rough Fare In University Rivalries j Senior Pictures Top Past Records A record number of 3,034 Senior The staff also has sold 1,450 sub- Pictures have been taken for the scriptions, against the "mark of 1949 Michiganensian, Bill Zerman,1,2recdathitmels 'Ensian sales ...…
…PENALTY cl: r FOR APATHY See Payee 4 Sw6FA6 4A44&br :43 a t t4p MAY HAVE LIGHT RAIN LATE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Republicans Check President's Request For Added Powers Rationing and Price-Wage Controls Not To Be Considered Immediately By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-Republican leaders of the Senate to- 'iight virtually consigned to the...…
…TWO THE MiC.HLAN W HX SINGING ON TOUR: Westminster Choral Group Will Present Series Concert Making its first transcontinent- al tour since the war, the West- minster Choir, noted American -choral group, will present the fifth in the current Choral Un- Radio Show To Depict 'U' Song Histories Skits tracing the origin and the rise to popularity of Michigan's renowned fight songs, "Varsity" and "The Victors" will be high- lighted by "Campus Q...…
…FRIDAY, NOVE2MER 21, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Wind Up I Jayvees Clash with Buckeyes Today on Ferry Field Gridiron Michigan's Jayvee squad closes its season of play this afternoon at 3:00 against Ohio State on Ferry Field. Coach George Ceithaml's brood, which has intermittently shown signs of brilliant play, will attempt to reach an even record in the won and lost columns. Adverse weather conditions have hampered the Jayvees...…
…FOUR TI1E MI CHIGAN DAILY FRtDAY NOVEMUER 2i, 1947 - - - --------- T!!! 2 t thlda fiftyighth Year - - Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick.................General Manager -Clyde Recht .......................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman.........Advertising Manager Stuart Finlayson.......…
…21, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PFGE Humane Society To Receive Proceeds of Benefit Show 'Elysian Eve' Professional IFC To Feature Kenton, Strong Todayl Proceeds of the annual benefit show for the Ann Arbor Humane society, which will feature local and campus talent at 8:30 p.m. to- day in the Masonic Temple audi- torium will be used for winter op- erating expenses at the Goodyear Shelter. Enlargement of the program of humane education is hope...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1947 PAGESIX RIDA, NOEMBE ~1,1H4 SEEK PERFECTION FOR INSTRUMENT:I 'Pencil' Enables Blind To Read by Sound A recently perfected device may soon make it possible for the blind to read a book with a "pencil." The instrument was demon- strated here this week before en- thusiastic delegates to a national conference on Psychological Diag- nosis and Counseling to the Adult Blind. W. W. Morris, re...…
… SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH LAGS See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State * ~ait PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LVII, No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS General Mine alkout Appears Certain Is Slow As Denies Not Detroit Office Claims 52,000 Allotments Posted Last Week 'Only' 5,000 Student Veterans in Michigan Have Not Been Processed for Subsistence Officials of the Detroit office of the Veterans Administration ye...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946 FOUNDATION MEETING: 'Iudustrial Research Depends On College Scientists'--Rector Speaking at the annual meeting of the NationalhSanitation Foundation yesterday, Thomas M: Rector, vice- president of the General Foods Cor- poration discussed the ultimate de- pendence of industrial research on the work of "pure scientists," most of whom are located in colleges and uni- versities. "Indu...…
… TTTUSWAY, NOWMNIBER 21, 1946 - TI FMITTWANDAI PACIF T1FTAE Big ine Representative T Play In Rope Bowl Army Out In Cold As Pacific Coast Directors Vote To StartPact This Year New Year's Day Classic Likely To Find Southern California or UCLA Host to Illinois or Michigan By The Associated Press BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 20 - The Pacific Coast Conference and the Big Nine of the Western Conference hitched their football wagons to the R...…
…II THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946 Scientific Re IN SPITE OF spending more actual hard cash on scientific research than any other country in the world, according to recent reports, it appears that the United States is not spending the cash in the proper way to assure keeping ahead in achievement as well. Though our total figure of $1,500,000,000 a year looks impressive next to a figure of $950,- 000,000 for Russia, the hal...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DATTY -; - Sophs To Present TrnditionclCobcret In League Dec. 7 Proceeds Will Benefit Fresh Air Camp; Affair To Feature Dancing in Ballroom, Floorshow Written, Produced by Coeds "Soph Tale-Spin," the 1946 edition of the annual Soph Cabaret, will be presented from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Dec. 7, in the League. This year's theme is based on nurs- ery rhymes. The League Ballroom will b...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TF[Ti'RgDAY, N(}WNMER 21, HI PAGE SIX TTT1JT~4DAY, NOVFMBETt 21, 1946 I I Public Administration Course Lauded b Graduate Students -A I Moonshine Will Oust Sunshine Ini Saturday MorningEclipse By CINDY REIGAN Complete satisfaction with the or- ganization of the Institute of Public Administration has been expressed by students now enrolled in this new- DAILY OFFICIAL1 BULLETIN (Continued from Page 5) tonight ...…
…WHERE'S CLIPPY'S STADIUM? See Page 2 woo 41, AOF 4fitr t an *aU& CLOUDY AND COLDER VOL. LVI, No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Carter Orchestra, Rose Trio To Be Feature of Dance Pep Rally, Varsity Night, Broadcast, Ohio State Game Comprise Festivities Dean Clarence Stone Yoakum of Graduate School Dies Suddenly from Heart Attack; Em ployees of GM Will Go On Strike Today Benny Carter, billed as "...…
…PAGE TWO 'MTHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNI ESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1945 Richardson Says Fleet rJap Tradewith A ericas Proximity Fuse Research Aids Naval Guinnery Dennison, Elder Workt On Operations Reports Further evidence of the Univer- sity's contribution to the success ofa the war effort through scientific re- search was revealed yesterday. Recommendations prepared by two! faculty members on the tactical use of the radio proximity fuse led to the d...…
…f THE -MICHIGAN DAILY SPORTS News Views Comments By Bill Mullendore Daily Sports Editor Passing Ghost PURDUE supporters who watched Michigan trounce their favorite Boilermakers, 27-13, last Saturday must have thought they were seeing ghosts. Last season, one of the spark- plugs of the Purdue attack was a pretty fair halfback named Chalmers (Bump) Elliott. This year, there was another Elliott on the field. His first name was Pete, and he wore...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1945 Fifty-Sixth Year .i ZLieter6 to the &Iito I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Unanimity of Allies Deteriorates .~1 _ f S -_;,,_"., ""may OY t. MAlfR Taw w+a. rawme Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . City Editor Bet...…
…THE 'NITCZJ e-.1N n A Li V bAr4-v rove xTXta MCTxlaITC A E1T fL- A I l1f~ MAGI: Iv r r ,r Dr. Newcomb To Give Lecture At Assembly Night Program I I Independents T "Social Atavism in the Atomic Ag( will be the subject of the addrc which Dr. Theodore M. Newcomb wi deliver at Assembly Recognition Nigl to be held Thursday, Nov. 29 in tY League flaliroom. Dr. Newcomb, of the sociology df partment, spent the past summeri Germany conducting a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAWI .Y WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1945 EAR OF VAST CHANGES: Atomic Power To Affect Daily Life " Cr HE NTEWS By MARSHALL WALLACE It is not only the hope of the pres- ent generation to live to see the day when atomic energy will revolution- ize our way of living, but that this day may take place within the next year or two is the opinion of Prof. W. Carl Rufus, acting chairman of department of astronomy. "As far as I can see, ...…
…w~ SiAr 4kr WEATHER Cloudy and cool; VOL. LV, No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 21, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS .S. Third Army Plunges into Saar Basin Yanks Gain Steadily on North Leyte Chinese Retake Burma Road Town of Mangshih By The Associated Press CHUNGKING, NOV. 20--Chinese troops are fighting inside Bhamo, strongest remaining Japanese base in north Burma, and have recaptured the Burma Road town of Mangshih, 62 miles inside...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. TUESDAY, NOV. 21, 1944 __________________________________________ I I Ferguson Calls For Inqiry ito Pearl Harbor Suggests Commanders Be First To Testify By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, NOV. 20-Senat- or Ferguson (R-Mich) suggested to- night that those in command at the time be called as the first witnesses if the Senate orders an independent inquiry into the Pearl Harbor attack. Ferguson proposed such an inquiry by ...…
…TEDAYNOV. 1 TIE fITCHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE Takiny the C-vnt By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor WITHIN A SPAN of two weeks in October, Ohio State's football team had a difficult time whipping the Badgers 20-7, while Michigan, at full strength, was routed by Indiana, 20-0. Now, six weeks later, Michigan and Ohio State will battle at Colum- bus in a game to decide the Western Conference championship. If the Wolverines win Saturday, it wi...…
…POUR THE M~ICHI1GAN rDAILY x. .wx _.. +r"a i v.A ii x v r'i i l J: s' 1'y y L 1 ' _ _ __ _ .. r, Fit-ga aly Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRYGO-ROUND: What Has Happened to Hitler? I,; r' I1 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace.. City Editor Ray Dixona . . . . .Associate Edit...…
…Ii1, i.2, 1944 TEMCIAN DAILY PAGE F IVY, Layton To Pla y at Traditional Union Formal Dec.6 Limited Ticket Sale Will Begin At 9 A.M. Tomorrow at Union, Panhel Board House Heads Announces New To Meet Today it On tAe o Gen $1 3 An old University tradition will be upheld from 9tp. in. to midnight De- cember 2 in the Rainbow Room of the Union at the annual formal fall dance presented by members of the Union Executive Council. * Univers...…
…s THE Mli]HIGAN DAILY The Least You can 0o Is Support T hem It" Your Fghting V r (I *I To Help Buy, the Weapons of Victory.. To Win A Complete Victory . To Help Bring The Boys Back To An American Life .., To Show What We Can Do .. IYAT LEASTr ONE EXTRN'$A 400WAR FOND, 10W YOUR REGULAR ftPVRCNASE$ NOW TN*#N6 TISIXTN WAR 1LOAN! PICK THE SECURITY THAT'S BS FOR YOUbesl e ®l'sk ts ofsec rtities to b e o - d ,The baset flofthe sMa...…
…j1 lull Y .44V ai4t Weather ILillt' le Chiln VOL. LIV No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 21 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ann Arbor Sc a Conf esses Killing Wolverines Gridders Cop First Conference Title Since 1933 Bucks Fall Before Fast Ground Attack Wiese, Dryer, Lund, Lead Michigan Victory As Ohio Bows, 45-7 By ED ZALENSKI Coach Fritz Crisler's tenth edition of the Michigan grid machine ended a 10-year title drought yester...…
…T PAGE IWO T H E MICHIGAN DAILY NOV. 21, 1743 - . -"Now WAVES, NEE) COEDS: Quota of 47,000 Women Set For Enlistment at Close of '43 Navty Delal(#its! tit New Landing Craft Concert Band To Participate 'In Full Season By the end of 1943 the Navy of the United States wants 47,000 women marching in the Navy blue of the WAVES. That means that 20,000 more women are needed, an average of 1,000 enlistments a week for this year. The Navy n...…
…1F SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1943 THt MICH-IGA:N-,,DAILY TA -49 TSq.B6 TUE.. . M . ' HIGw. a.. B Jr'ttY1L rAGE T1IZEB Wallace Sees Self as 1944 Vice-President WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.- (IP)- Henry A. Wallace is carrying on an unique campaign for renomination as vice-president on the personal assumption that President Roosevelt will be a candidate for a fourth term. Although he reputedly has been "scratched" from the race by admin- istration insider...…
…FOUR THES MICHI AN D~AILY g I h :nA".:NOVW. 2'2Th l i *tF$iurt ear Fifty-Forth Year s . -. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Contro) of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitl...…
… f. RUYNbaYtNOV. 21, 1q4 p TIIE MTInIHUM VTff PAiE -1Vi a t r a. J: L a: ..... .., I Work Sheets for War Activities To Record Coed Participation New Plan To Begin This Week; Bulletins To Be Issued Monthly The Women's War Activities Work Sheets will be out sometime this week, Miss Ethel McCormick, social director of the league, announced yesterday. The new plan is designed to give a comprehensive survey of the partici- pation of the Mic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1943 THE MICHIGAN IPAII.Y SUNDAT, N~'. 21, 1q43 _ _ Wolverines Roll to Big Wiese, Lund Set Pace Scores for ico As OSU Line Crumbles Ten Title by Crushing Bucks, 45-7 rs in the third period when Bill Hackett blocked Wiese's punt at midfield. The Buckeyes drove to the 36 from where Parks flashed his heels to the sur- prised Wolverines to score. John Stungis, third-string quarterback and hero of Stat...…
…V SU1DAT, NOV. 21, 1943 THE MIChIGA1 DAILY PAGE SEVEN ....... . ........ .:OESEVE Irish Shade Seahawks; Purduw Gains Tiel w - W w r - - - .I TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Da l yports Editor N0 ONE WAS SURPRISED yesterday when the Wolverine gridders dedi- cated their 45-7 victory over Ohio State to their coach. Fritz Crisler, during the post-game celebration in the locker room. It was his first title in 10 years at Ann Arbor even ...…
…I P A r. r Fl CH TITE M C _AN1) [amTT'$ UNTRA, NOV. 21. 194 . . .. . ....... .- ... .. _ # .. v . ..y . w.r Gen. Aurand Visits Local Army, Unit Commanding Officer Brings Praise For Servicemen Stationed on Campus Maj. Gen. Henry S. Aurand, commanding officer of the Sixth Service Command, visited the ASTP-ROTC units on the campus yesterday in con- nection with the Army Specialized Training Program. He was the guest of Col. Frederick C. Ro...…
…YI it 4trn 4tvi eAther Colder with Light Rain VOL LIH No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 21, 1942b PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Encircle * * * * * Axis-Held i Slight E Bizerte, Tunis *f * * * * * * * * Michi gan Givei dge Over sU -- 75,000 to See'No.I'l Grid Battle Both Teams Geared for Conference Title Fight; Tension High in Columbus Crowds BY BUD HENDEL Daily Sports Editor COLUMBUS, Nov. 20.-Geared to the ultimate in...…
…TWO vv THE MIiCHIGAN DAILY "Helo, TkyoWishto rporthonoabl Fifty-Tihrd Year, Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during, the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use fo...…
…NOV. 21, 1942 CAE MICH-IGAANIL _. _ _._.._ . _... _ , _ _.. a a. s . . 75,000 To See Michigan, oSU Clash At Columbus '7 Outcome May Decide Big Ten Race; Scoring Battle Looms Buckeye Freshmen Defeat Wolverines, 16-14 Ohio State Boss (Continued from Page 1) in Conference competition, and no other team would be in a position to match it. But the Wolverine eleven, keyed to the same high pitch that carried it through the Notre Dame ba...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY i am- Committee to Coordinate War Work of Coeds Boise Sailors Mark Up solomons Score Reconstruction Training Will Begin Monday -v- -i Inter-Guild Will Hear Thomas Speak Today Church Delegates Will Meet for Conference Here; Public Invited Ethel McCormick is Selected by Ruthven to Head New Group President Alexander G. Ruthven yesterday appointed Miss Ethel Mc- Cormick, social director of the League, to head a new...…
… Weather Fair and somewhat colder. L ig~tan 4:.aiti Editorial Sportsmanship On The Gridiron Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hillman Tells CIO To Select Murray; Labor Unity Fades, Der Fuehrer Calls In Balkan Neighbors Demands Peace In Labor As Defense Measure For Democracy Declares His Union Will Stay In CIO ATLANTIC CITY, NJ., Nov. 20.- (A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY,' . .. .. ... .. .. . .. .. ... .. .. , - -- -- Col. H.W. Miller Will Address WhiteGroup Military Expert To Speak On Nov. 27; Gerhart Seger Will Talk Dec. 4 Talks by Col. Henry W. Miller on the "Battle of America" and Gerhart H. Seger on the "German Fifth Column" on Nov. 27 and Dec. 4 re- spectively have been scheduled by the Ann Arbor branch of William Allen White's Commitee to Defend America by Aiding the Alli...…
… 140. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Gridmen Drill Intensively For Ohio State Clash Hockey Team Should Better Past Records Coach- Eddie Lowrey Says Players Have To Fight For Starting Berths By ART HILL Take it from Eddie Lowrey, things are going to be different with the Wolverine hockey squad this year. With the opening game a little more than a week away, the team is work- ing out nightly at the Coliseum and, although the Michigan mentor re...…
…-" Tj Mc-I NDIY [IGAN DAILY Attitude On Re-admission Cases tnK M w rn rsnapruc4"_I ',r.Awa Edited.and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all flews dispatches credited...…
…7- TIlE )1i~i i H IGAN-DAIY , .-- Photography Holds Promise As An Advancing Profession Dressed For Tea ry" A. i A By RHODA LESHINE - Is photography your hobby? ;If your greatest pride is your camera creations that you take with thought to art and originality, then think. about photography as a profession. A Michigan woman is the acknowl- edged leader of the industrial photog- raphy field, for Margaret Bourke- White attended the University i...…
