November 25, 1953
(vol. 64, iss. 56)
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… passed .a moion for the creation of a Universiy Vice- Members of the House labor and President for Student Affairs, recommending Acting Dean of Students education subcommittee conduct- Walter B. Rea for…
… Student Affairs be created." The motion continued, "The IFC feels that an officer of this rank, having a genuine interest and understanding of the stu- dent body and centralizing the work of Dean of Men…
… Dean Walter B. Rea, a Michigan man having long exper- ience with student activities and affairs. Further, the IFC recom- mends that the Alumni Interfra- ternity Conference be urged to consider its…
… support of this mo- tion." A similar motion was recently passed by the Student Legislature, except SL did not recommend any- one for the post. Little debate followed Mitts' mo- tion. Jack Boyce, '54, of…
… communists. The list contained the names of 25 state educators and 57 students in Michigan schools was compiled by Mrs. Bereniece Baldwin, a gov- ernment witness who served as an undercover agent for the FBI…
… would feel "uneasy" when Student Affairs Committee yester- ment." dio and television networks, said George Shaw Wheeler, who later "On Oct. 4, 1944. the then Sen. ings stating they had no beari speaking…
…, Talbott sail record." SAC approved a Michigras re- the Jordan village of Kibya in eridvuawhhsbene- ascwlgwthCm nss. which 53 Arabs were killed. er individual who has been re- wascrawlig with Communsts" the…
… policy. mended to Student Legislature's permitting Argentine exiles to re- corthyismd"was denti n od that Communism is an is Mittenthal had said, in opposing turn home. sue and will be an issue in 1954…
… Gouzenko, the man who broke '55E, chairman and Irving Stew- the GOP in power. Daily shows that at two other' part of organized student t limit. modern music, Gulantics and an the Canadian spy ring case of…
… ranging from e snow flurry may send off most of 1,000 to 3.000 students, and use as ts unknown for the yearly turkey. many as ten colors, to form mon- festivities. ograms and still and moving fig- nd the…