… THE MICMGAN DAILY 1'T'I T'11 A Q" ! ff"Y'f f'tYl1E 'o as e ert TH WCWAVIaTTY vtuw aw !Si U.NVAY, OVTOBER 23, 1955 Ranked Wisconsin, 26-16 Indiana Edges Wildcats; Irish Bowl Over Purdue EARL MORRALL ... paces Spartans Spartans Beat Illii,21-'7; Morrall Stars By The Associated Press EAST LANSING - Earl Mor- rall calmly passed and ran Michi- gan State to a 21-7 victory over Illinois yesterday in a pivotal Big Ten football game. Morrall...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAKE IT AWAY: Senstius Sees Waste Disposal Answer FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1953 - - x By DAVID KAPLAN THE PROFESSOR became fa- Ann Arbor's garbage disposal miliar with this practice when ne problem may shortly be solved as was in Great Britain .and the Ne- a result of a two-month European trip taken by Prof. Maurice W. Senstius of the geology depart- ment. Prof. Senstius advocates that Ann Arbor adopt the garbage dis- posal m...…
…WVAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 _______________________________ I ____________________________________ S ..-M. NICKELS FOR NIXON: Students Respond to Appeal University students do have kind hearts.1 This fact was recently revealed by the response which greeted a letter of appeal in The Daily. Shortly after GOP vice-presiden- tial candidate Richard Nixon spoke here, an epistle was printed among setters to the Edito...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1951 Pharmacy College Celebrates 75th Birthday) MUSICAL FACULTY: Stanley Quartet To Open Concert Series Today Past Marked By Criticism Established in 1876 despite bit- ter criticism, the College of Phar- macy will celebrate its 75th anni- versary tomorrow and Thursday. The founding of the pharmacy college, the first State school of its kind, was opposed from its in- ception by other p...…
…. I ! t.0 o. f Y "Ready, aim, fire," reverberat- ed around North University Bldg. today as the new ROTC rifle range was opened. A group, led by Maj. Gen. George E. Bush fired the opening salvo to cut the ribbon, disdain- ing traditional scissors. The range was formerly located in a building of its own, adjacent to the Undergraduate Library, but this building was torn down last summer;- Col. Earnest A. H. Woodman, professor of military sc...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER "23,195# THE MICMGAN' DAILY PAS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rnaxnrOr r' M Nips Stubborn Minnesota 'If WITH PHIL DOUGLIS Daily Sports Editor Special To The Daily MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.-Bennie Oosterbaan was justly proud of his Michigan cyclone which struck savegely back yesterday afternoon to crash a rugged Gopher band into defeat, 14-13.. The Michigan dressing room was a busy place, with overtones of the...…
…IGAN DAILY FMI -~~~~~~~~~~~~IM 57777 -111________________________________________ GRID SELECTIONS 11 Today is the last day for .all prospective Grid Picks entrants to mail their , hoices to The Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, or else come to The Daily office and fill out an entry. The winner will receive two free tickets to the Michigan theater, Today's guest is Tom Johnston, Sports Director of radio station WOIA. THIS WEEK'S GAMES I 1. 2....…
…. r0GH THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1955 - 111111I111111HT1111 T HE1 I1W111TC11111I111111111IIG11114N1 D A ILY1111111111111111111111111111 S (ANY PROBLEMS: United Nations Ends First Decade; By GAIL GOLDSTEIN Actions of the United Nations have centered arouna many types of world problems in its first decade. Taking, for example, the prob- lem of atoms for peace, the UN studied the possibility of promot- ing development and gua...…
