…P'AGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TYTF.RAY'_ T~l ll.Ql"old.L.4P4s .. _. . , a a~r ':ITVQT~A V AtsTsr)Si",T~'1' GA Thn3- i U U Studei Often the springtime visitor to the University sees strangely dressed (or undressed) students undergoing the mild torture of crawling from the Diag to the League Fountain or being show- ered, with brick dust around an oak tree. Such a panorama isn't a fra- ternity hazing or a physical edu- cation department p...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 24; 1966 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. AUGUST 24. lrniK --l- --, VL", F_ Students Win Honor with Water, Brickdust I Often the springtime visitor to the University sees s t r a n g e 1y dressed (or undressed) students undergoing the mild torture of crawling from the Diag to the League Fountain or being show- ered with brick dust around an oak tree. Such a panorama isn't a fra- t...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN .DAILY TUESDAY, x + AUGUST 24, 1963 s rx r+ v ++- r + THE MICHIGAN DAILY + ~r +r x + ++ x r r +- iscount recors THE HOROWITZ OF, TODAY ON COLUMBIA RECORDS The most eagerly awaited album of the decade. u te. EPIC !.'f ! .{'f ::. fY. .V1. 'V.'n?'."i.'tl.".isl":'';':".VJ" :4:V:':.::'A: ." yi ..::{{.. .. s1Vi. ii:." Y i i."i : iT r v i' . r..... . ...~ .' 'i:" 'l r y ... {: N '. ef. ..::iL : i . r:.::...…
…TUESDAY, AUGU, T 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PALM. VTMV, I _ r etu ?Th7U* K K * **tSJ * 4 OF U I ' iscount records. THE HOROWITZ OF TODAY ON COLUMBIA RECORDSM EPIC 't.4. ..... ..:Y......."...:.... ...::.a......:.,....r.W.,."r.r.{:hai:"::v}:... EXTRA-SPECIAL BARGAINS only4 9 NONESUCH V 1. Bach Magnificant 1. Enig f- ICTROL gma and Ha 2. Mozart Piano Concerti 3. La Guirlande-Rameau 4. Symphonies 6, 7, 8, Haydn Variations 2. Brahms...…
…'PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY A tICUIRT 9.A_ 1-441 'PAGE TEN TIlE MIChIGAN hAhN T 'cbA AITIT A f. U~.I Z4, AU Groups Give Student Actors A Chance To Perform By BARBARA SEYFRIED "A Funny Thing Happened on the Rouse indicated that some of the Its mass meeting time has not nization for which they are solely Way to the Forum." best talent for MUSKET was been released. responsible. Three student organizations nave MUSKET has been pr...…
…MMM" rAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 24. 1965_ PAGE TEN TilE MIChIGAN flAtLY TIJESDAY. A[IGTIST 24 1~H~5 s +v r fs aF, y x lli al.4S L k1 a W'I " A i/ V V Fu roups Give Student Actors A Chance To Perform By BARBARA SEYFRIED 'A Funny Thing Happened on the1 Way to the Forum." Three student organizations nave MUSKET has been presenting traditionally presented dramatic increasingly more professional per- performances during t...…
…4965n THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN . 24. 9E~ TH MIHIGN DILYPAG ELVEP U'Players Start 50th Season with Henry The University Players, an all-. student acting group sponsored by1 the University Department ofi Speech, will begin its fiftieth sea-4 son this fall with an achievement. that has only been done by four other'theatres in the world. l The Players will present William Shakespeare's "Henry VI" trilogy -all three parts-in one season. ...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY s r ee e .r TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN BATTY PAGE ELELVE~N f U'Players Start 50th Season with Henry VI The University Players, an all- student acting group sponsored by the University Department of Speech, will begin its fiftieth sea- son this fall with an achievement that has only been done by four other theatres in the world. The Players will present William Shakespeare's "Henry V...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY r1PT1mTi' TAV 1ALTU rom *A"n - PAGE TWELVE THE MICHYGAN U1ATTV ' 'Uh11}AY, AUGUST 24, 1965 5 p k'h.::J: i::.. y .. ..n.: .' ..,(:iL ix . ":.: d + . ..,. a~{.ii':: ::.^h...ifX u.4'%R' n3... '4: .CO'O - .:.; <.::: ..:... 6.6ow wI " (That Great Street) FASHMO CE 0 U TER 0 S(A oO. a a MARILYN SHOP WOMEN'S APPAREL THE DASCOLA BARBERS MAST SHOE STORE COLLINS WOMEN'S SHOP I EAST LI BERT Y STREET i ...…
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…Interfraternity Council Celebrates Golden Anniversary One hundred-twenty years ago, a member of the University of Michigan faculty was strolling through the Black Forest (or what is now Forest Hill Ceme- tery) and happened to stumble across a log cabin, conspicuous only by its isolation. Upon investigating, he was refused admittance. On, an average day this year an executive or ad- ministrator of the University can walk into a modern, well-l...…
…nter raternity Council Celebrates Golden Anniversary One hundred-tventy years ago, a member of the University of Michigan faculty was strolling through the Black Forest (or what is now Forest Hill Ceme- tery) and happened to stumble across a log cabin, conspicuous only by its isolation. Upon investigating,. he was refused admittance. On an average day this year an executive or ad- ministrator of the University can walk into a modern, well-li...…
…PAGE TWO FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 PAGE TWO FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN TITESDA~, AUGUST 24, 1R6~ INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL SING-Before aned After--an Exercise In Unified Effort. aa A. M. SONNABEND ' Chairman, Hotel Corporation of America (Deceased) Zeta Beta Tau ? ' k : i " :" Fratern,,iis are a SiiifCa~t feturie of the total college educational exIerence, r +'coni rib,,zt i r sstanill y toward te * derelojfiit of th...…
… FRA'T'ERNITIES AT MICHIGAN trTT117C!VAW A'rY^VlfCWAn AA .'a ~ .a aav a a.u. ra iaa aaa iv IF.p A+., UG*UST 24, 1965 i MIKE MANSFIELD Majority Leader, Utz. Semite Alpha Tau Omega "When rien live and work together in d fraternal association in collage they -enhance each o/her's growth and each other's ca poc;1) to contribute to the lrr*t ;f iaternilies of community, state, notion and world." INTERFRATElINITY COUNCIL' SING--Before and Afte...…
…TUESDAY~, AUGUST 24, 1969 MA TEflNITIES AT MICHIG~AN 'k & fw I . K .t"Ai A flAHKEI jm Fy I I "eThe fraternity builds its Prestige by encouraging each individtual member to become an uncomnbown than. Those who place their faith~ in regimentation and mass movemecnts decry this, but theirs is not the way to f reedotn." THE SOLITUDE'CONDUCIVE 'TO ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT.. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL-Opportunity for Leatlership. Fall Rush Beg...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN TU~8~AY, AUGUST 24, 1965 FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN "IThe fraternity builds its Prestige by encouraging each individuial inember to become an uncommn man. Those who place their faith in regimentation and mass inovemtcnIs dect y this, bitt theirs is not the way to f reedo in." THE SOLITUDE CONDUCIVE TO ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL=Opportunity for leadership. Fall Rush Beg...…
… PAGE FOU&' FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN TUESDAY, AUGUST 24,1965' PAGE FOUR FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN TUESDAY, AUGUST ~4, 1965' w BEN HIBBS Senior Editor, Reader's Digest Sigma Phi Epsilon "One of the finest things about fraternity life is that it teaches a man how to get along with his fellow, human beings. The intelligent -relationship of a man to his fellow meen not only is essential but can be one of the -most rewuarding things this life...…
…. I GL FOUR 'FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN TUESDAY, AUGUST '24.1985 GE FOUR FRATERNITIES AT MICHIGAN TUESDAY. ATJE~ATW1' ~L .-. ...-..,.... ,.+..,.. a.sv v1V w71 F.r 1 7VJ A i 4 I BEN HIBBS Senior Editor, Reader's Digest Sigma Phi Epsilon "One of the finest things about ,fraternity life is that it teaches a inan how to get along with his fellow human beings. The intelligent relationship of a vtan to his fellow IJWIS not1o0711 is essential ...…
…F' If 1 Seventy-Five Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 ~IaitF VOL. LXXVI, No. 1 The American university is being called upon to educate previously unimagined numbers of students; to respond to the expanding claims of government and industry and other segments of society as never before; to adapt to and channel new intellectual currents. By the end of the quarter century after World War II, there wi...…
…C, , r 'urk Seventy-Five Year ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAT tgan s of Editorial Freedom N, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 :E3ait4 VOL. LXXVI, No. 1 N The American university is being called upon to educate previously unimagined numbers of students; to respond to the expanding claims of government and industry and other segments of society as never before; to adapt to and channel new intellectual currents. U N V E R S T Y A D M N S T R A T By the ...…
…PAGE T VO TRW 1 iZkI..E~kr1A1 N trnL4Xr --G TW 'U. r.11lg Ruxu'g1A 1r u * uv TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 5 0 Paul Goebel Frederick Matthaei Irene Murphey Allan Sorenson Eugene Power William Cudlip Robert Briggs Carl Brablec Regen eresent Public as Final 'U Authority The Regents constitute the ulti- mhate authority of the University. As an institution established and financed by Michigan taxpay- ers, the University is ultimately acc...…
… TWO THE MIC111IGAN DAILY TTTRDA.Av rS[lr TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TI T~'gr~AV ATTf~I Paul Goebel Frederick Matthaei Irene Murphey Allan Sorenson Eugene Power William Cud ?e ents Represent Public' as Final 'ip Robert Briggs Carl Brablec ' Authority I The Regents constitute the ulti- eliminated spring elections. The ulty members who are trained and In 1835 a new state constitution immediately preceding commence- The budgets and changes in...…
…THREE TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI THREE President Functions as Leader, Teacher, Emissary I By MICHAEL BADAMO The position of University Presi- dent is both time-consuming and complex at a place as large andt diversified as the University. The office of President was created in 1850 when the Regents gave in to the demands of the faculty and created a special post. t...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE President unctions as By MICHAEL BADAMO TUESAY, UGUT.24w196.TH MICHIG AN DAILYi\/ Plii THREE 0 Leader, Teacher, Emissary The position of University Presi- dent is both time-consuming and complex at a place as large and diversified as the University. The office of President was created in 1850 when the Regents, gave in to the demands of the faculty and created a special post to hand...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY AlrWitiont *A ttk&ir __ _ AG _1O_ v LH11MX11HAN f L tYA aqtf..-.-h. JUUMSzrnx, AUU.UST 24, 1965 X We'll give you 60 seconds to read this message. That's the time it takes anews bulletin to reach this newspaper from the other side of the world. 0 I Marvin L. Niehuss Richard L. Cutler William K. Pierpont RogerW. Heyns Vice-Presidents Bear Burdens 4t The administrative burden of running the University fal...…
…'TAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY s v +vL.ai aav We'll give you 60 seconds to read this message. That's the time it takes a news bulletin to reach this newspaper from the other side of the world. Marvin L. Niehuss Richard L. Cutler William K. Pierpont Roger W. Heyns Vice-Presidents Bear Burdens The administrative burden of running the University falls pri- marily on the shoulders of four prominent vice-presid...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24,.1$65 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE; TtJ~8PAY, AUGTJ~T 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ets Money from All Over: and Pleads fo "r More The University gets its money from many sources, and spreads it as fast as it comes in--on new facilities, new teachers and all the other necessities to support a burgeoning institution of educa- tion and research. It is currently spending over $150 million a year to conduct its m...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F rU' Gets Money from All Over: and Pleads fo ir More The University gets its money from many sources, and spreads it as fast as it comes in-on new facilities, new teachers and all the other necessities to support a burgeoning institution of educa- tion and research. It is currently spending over' $150 million a year to conduct its myria...…
…PAGE SIX; THE MICHIGAN DAii.V rVTT'l QIM A"V A TTf 9YTL nM na wtsr- a. a. as n avaaavr'a xa aaraaa.a TUESDAYX,JAUGUSTE 24, 196t5 i., Flint Dispute Embroils omney, State Board By JOHN MEREDITH The University's Flint College has attained statewide notice in the past several months as a cen- tral issue in a heated political controversy over methods of ex- panding Michigan's facilities for higher education. While supported by several lead...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 44-1965 PAGE SIX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 24. 1965 Flint Dispute Embroils 'U ,'omney, State Board I By JOHN MEREDITH The University's Flint College hashattained statewide notice in the past several months as a cen- tral issue in a heated political controversy over methods of ex- panding Michigan's facilities for higher education. While supported by several lead- ing -legislators, t...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dearborn Center: Blend of Industry and Ed PAGE SEVEN ucation By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM Managing Editor Special To The Daily DEARBORN--Like its director, the Dearborn Center is a hybrid. Engendered in the late fifties by a fusion of industry and edu- cation, the University's work-study * senior college here has grown up with the philosophy of the man who directs it. He is University Vice-President and D...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S i TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a l.uA AAW 0 ,.. r Dearborn Center: Blend of Industry and Edu catio By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM 700 undei'graduate students at an Managing Editor annual cost to the state of more Special To The Daily than $600,000. Part-Time Advantage DEARBORN-Like its director, In addition, some 100 graduate the Dearborn Center is a hybrid. students and 350 e...…
…'AGE EIGHT THlE MIICHIGAN DAILY MTYVQInAAr ATTA-Y'ro-mm ftA 4 - PAGE EIGHT 9YtE'~.u~ A ~ - ~ - - - I I I UNVA, AGUS 2419G 5 I M 4 I2 o nths for 27 (DEPENDENTS COVERAGE OPTIONAL) Supplementing the U. of M. Health Service 0 Proviclc Iroader Protection Against accident aiid Sickness * I In Force 24 Hours a Day 365 Days a Year Anywhere in the World ROLL I T PE E DS OCT. 1, 196 Approved by the University...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. ATICATRT t 74 K' THE MICHIGAN DAILY TT~~nAV ATTI~tTg'w GA JL a~U ~ j, IU"LP :4% i: k I 1 1 12 Months for $27 (DEPENDENTS COVERAGE OPTIONAL) I Supplementing the U. of M. Health Service O Provide Broader Protection Against Accident and Sickness In Force' 24 Hours a Day 365 Days a Year Anywhere irn the World E ROL E I I.R .DIE DS OCT. 1, 1965 - Approved by the University o...…
… ir tjan Seventy-Five -Years of Editorial Freedom 3aa it VOL. LXXVI, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 .9 E D U C A T I N The problem today is not simply to know how mechanical inventions may be used to bring popular lectures to audiences of a thousand, or even how to introduce new methods for language instruction, but what the significant educational experiences of young and intelligent men and women ought to be...…
…VOL. LXXVI, No. 1 :YI r L 411t .tgan Seventy-Five Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 AOF :43 a t t E D U C A T I N .... .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. .... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . F i . r'' r I The problem today is not simply to know how mechanical inventions may be used to bring popular lectures to audiences of a thousand, or even how to introduce new methods for language instruction, but...…
…PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN: DAILY irTt-Cri A. ATTf4...-ITO1M A".\l AAIMx a . . .WQ THe MICHIGAN f lA .LY !TUESDAY, IAUGUST 4,1, 1 Is Counselors Give Advice, Information, Opportunity By ROBERT MOORE. There are about 44 different of- fices in the University community which either counsel students or to whom counselors refer stu- dents, a recent county indicates. They offer services -ranging from academic counseling to medical and psychiatric ...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY T7 ' 4Z"AV Ai r itatr OA leeer' 1A E TO.E I H G N fl l Y'' .~T ~ Y~~t..- I [ r UAr, AU UUST 24, 1965 0; Counselors ive dvice, Information, pportunit for -Personal Counseling. seling and time spent in training. or adding courses, changing sec- lie Academic counseling is the stu- There are 107 counselors in the tions, or revising future plans as dent's usual contact with the Uni- ltrr olg e rbesaie ful-' Pro...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE HOMECOMING'65. HOMECOMING '65 HOMECOMING '65 -HOMECOMING '65 HOMECOMING '65 'U2Faculty Plays New Role in Activist Tide By JOHN MEREDITH During the last ten months, the University faculty has emerged from anonymity to more vigorous- ly play a part in campus and na- tional affairs-or, at least, its more politically oriented membe...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 196 s THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE +t "at/1L iaa a lUL &W HOMECOMING '65 Faculty Plays New Role in Activist Tide HOMECOMING '65 HOMECOMING '65 HOMECOMING '65 HOMECOMING '65 By JOHN MEREDITH During the last ten months, the University faculty has emerged from anonymity to more vigorous- ly play a part in campus and na- tional affairs-or, at least, its more pol...…
…-PAGE FOUR HE ilICHICAN "AllUV PAGE FOUR TillAK X l IVA a A anIaAmI' -.tYM UR~VI so 2h a ,A TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 s: 'U' Libraries -Storehouse of Human Knowledge By DEBORAH ISACKSON In its 1965 annual budget, the University has asked the state legislature for an additional $658, million to maintain and expand million, the University placed such a high priority on the library sys- tem that they were still allocated $2.98 million-$5...…
…U THE MICHIGAN IIAILV Tit e"..QnAv A'Ct/3rlf2nM+1a I&&& )UR ~lE ICII~iN 1'1I UL,')LlAY, AUUUZST 24, 1965 IT' Libraries -Storehouse of Human Knowledge By DEBORAH ISACKSON i its 1965 annual budget, the' versity has asked the state lature for an additional $658 [on to maintain and expand three million volume library ities, one of the world's land- ks to man's knowledge. . granted, this would boost the 1 library budget to well over milli...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE; TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE # isf, w u a u Museums Feature rt, Music, Minerals, Zoology Nearly 100,000 persons visited University museums last year to see exhibits ranging from an- cient bones to a model of a large part of the moon's surface. For those who have never looked into, the threatening jaws of a mastodon or a water shrew, the University Museum is...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST i4,1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAnV V TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 fl A rii~' ~'W~TI~' rti3au ri Ev5 Museums Feature Art, Music, Minerals, Zoology Nearly 100,000 persons visited University museums last year to see exhibits ranging from an- cient bones to a model of a large part of the moon's surface. For those who have never looked into the threatening Jaws of a mastodon or a water shrew, the University Museum is the place to...…
…i PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAIVV *TiTLtCTf J 'it l1 Tt!"1itClm w f: e wr PAGE.vSIX TUE MICUIEa LIIa l.%, TUESDJAY, AUGiUST 24, 1965 Residential College Plans Progress 17 Schools, Colleges: By ROBERT MOORE The site of what may be the most important educational inno- vation the University has ever produced is now just the east seven holes of a city golf course near North Campus. That innovation-the Residen- tial College-will be an attempt...…
…[R THE MICHIGAN DAIY TUESDAY.AUGUST'24.;19S' ... +v w..a.iaa s. asv aAVUi Mi,* iVUM r Residential CI By ROBERT MOORE The site of what may be the most important educational inno- vation the University has ever produced is now just the east seven holes of a city golf course near North Campus. That innovation-the Residen- tial College-will be an attempt to combine the vast resources of a large university with the secur- ity and intimacy of ...…
…24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 24, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY iverse Opportunities SUB S C RIBE NOW .prises the Medigal Center plex, north of the women's nitories on the hill. tudents desiring to enter the col must show 90 hours of ergraduate work in the sci- e-oriented pre-medical pro- M. ationally known for its ex- mece, the school has an ex- ent hospital and faculty. he dean is William Hubbard. Music he Music School is unified in ew Nort...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 Diverse Opportunities THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE L U comprises the Medical Center complex, north of the women's dormitories on the hill. Students desiring to enter the school must show 90 hours of undergraduate work in the sci- ence-oriented pre-medical pro- gram. Nationally known for its ex- cellence, the school has an ex- cellent hospital and faculty. The dean is William Hubbard. Music The Music School is unified in a...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIAN lt4.rra a as ?VvllVoln. At? Avr-%rTc*pin - " was .. 1AE JOT UEMT aEa1~iT fliaII ITUESDAY, ALIUUST 4, 1965 Trimester Evokes Mixed Reaction .,,,.,._ By BARBARA SEYFRIED Trimester is an innovation at the University, yet since its ini- tiation only two years ago, it has had noticeable effects upon it. Trimester was initiated by the University to enable it to use its facilities to the fullest ex- tent. This fall will ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY',Al THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, A trimester Evokes Mixed Reaction y BARBARA SEYFRIED imester is an innovation. at University, yet since its ini- on only two years ago, it had noticeable effects upon esea i oc rimester was initiated by versity to enable it to facilities to the fullest . This fall will mark the ring of its second year in the use ex- be- op- It features the 15-week term, exams before Christmas...…
