…THE ,MICHIGAN DAILYx SATURDAY, MAY 26, EWSPAPERS L u TO PL-AN ASSOCIATION IEP{?E S EN \'l'1ilES F1031 FIVE JUNIOR COLLEGESINSAECINE'' PLAN BANQUET AT UNIONi dew Orgaivitloii To Be Sponsored By lBrnwi A. rneuIlces A Michigan College Press associa- tion may be the resul't of tihe meeting of representatives from five Mich- igan junior colleges at a, goon lunch- eon in the Union today. Thie meeting is in charge of Prof. John L. Brunim, head of ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 26 1927' ?AGJ1~ TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIUIISDAY, MAY 26, 1927 ALUMNI OFFICER HO IBR2ITISH IlMPERIALISTICA POLICYD I I I Magazine PI'iies Article Writteni By 11. B. iaw fOn ( ra Idnate Relaitimis 11-ItUI Fa tlty SEES COOPERATION NEED Wilfred B. Shaw, geea ertr of the Alumni Association of the Un- iversilty, has written, an article on "The Problem of the Alumni" which appears in the current issu...…
…NAGS TWO. 1. :T.1-1E -MI HICAN 'nA!LY 'VAG~ ~.Q THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 2(, 1~2~ MENACETO FALLS ~nghIleerx Says American Side Of 7NI. 1gara Faces Extinction Unless Lake Levels Are ]Raised FEARS ROCK EROSION (Bly A,sociatL'J Press) CH-ICAGO, May 25.- Ultimate ex- tinction of the American side of the falls at Niagara is mathem~atically cer- tain unless water leves in the G'ea(t' Lakes are raised, Robert Isham itan-. dolph,;Chicago...…
…«- ."rW6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 ILLIMOIS INSTHIRD 810TETARACK(TITLEq this event, scoring nine points when Cave, Sentman and Burkhart took second, third and fourth. Jack Tarbill of Michigan collected the remaining counter, Burkhart nos-1 ing him out for t'e fourth place by inches. The Wolverines collected seven points in the hammer throw when Captain Ketz won the event and George McArthur finished fourth. lCetz brought his ...…
…_ _ T E 1 I+GT ' I AT . TUESDAY. -MAY 26. 1939 +a T H ~ A l T a t' e t!.rA v Y P A1 . MAV9lGO'4aa , ,a,, i , in tv ti D, 1 Z1.)U I _ (From The Associated Press) ack Legion- Ramifications tamifications of Detroit's Black Le- n expose yesterday had turned up dispatches from Jackson, Toledo, shington, Flint, Kenton, 0., and vard University. (See story on e one). n Washington J. Edgar Hoover said saw no cause as yet for the F.B.T. enter the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURsDAY , MAY 26, 1938 DALY OFFCALI I_ BLETIN THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1938 VOL. XLVIII. No. 168 Student Accounts: Your attention is called to the following rules passed by the Regents at their meeting of Feb. 28, 1936: "Students shall pay all accounts due the University not later than the last day of classes of each semester or Summer Session. Student loans which fall due during any semester or Summer Session which are not paid ...…
…Senate Returns Appropriation Bill To House (Continued from Page 1) curity board and that a threatened temporary halt of governmental sub- sidy had passed.I The so-called supervisors' bloc in the legislature consented to the bill, which swept through the Senate, with a :vote of 25 to 4, then through the House, 75 to 13, with scarcely a show of debate. y The measure requires that the -state contribute to each individual county for welfare purpos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AVEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1937 Ford Union Campaign In Full Swing SatterleeWins Fellowship In Reliious Work Jackson Graduate Student Awarded Ransdell Fund FellowshipOf $600 I I t With Richard Frankensteen (left) in control, the United Automobile Workers' campaign to organize the Ford Motor Company labor broke into the open with the announcement by the union of the opening of camnpaign headquarters in Detroit. Frankensteen said ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26,i935 4stlon toi the Bulletn Is onstructiv notice to all members ofik ty. Cp reeived at the ama. of the Asitant to the Proid unt 3:30; 11Ma.m. Saturday. SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1935 baritone, from Lewisville, Ind., stu- VOL. XLV No. 174 dent of Professor Arthur Hackett from the School of Music, will give Notices a Graduation Recital, Tuesday, May Attention of All Concerned: Name- 28, at 4:15 in the School of Music ly ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY a7J ~ ~Tl'~iv Ite lade in the openevents, but inl .,J ofstead they sware mailedsly a few' 5'ilishi'si tiily (S u na ssapsasi ldurngs he,(Adlioimto THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION 1t1:i ll av toaw it larhelsr re- porsl befli e a yccm u iii sca be 5 drawnasn ovetnlys ine.' yet tell. r clte- r m o rs taf il coareajsassient iiwig ie eful ail tiaulars. tWea cailnot tellaeiher waly Wasili si s sisiii U 'ioriab sott as icatche...…
…I'l ltfCtttGAN DAILY. w * _ Spring ~Tailoring w, I THF NE3W SP~RNGiS WOOLENS \RIE READY And te Stles ae 04 unus allyHnsoeV 4 a Andthe S. te St.c Cards Plow fo 6 C11.WILDcmen + Inviation leavng fravedl , Cl tnards$.5 Nael now 0cets ot (11,1 iico t .,t ti A.llegtandar. . Novelsinowt. 50-cA n t'bo DciK N 1AILY.I 1.. 0,1.1 11( A. ITHOMPSON. II00(1l( Y. Ketrr ..... Ia . IBrownrigg l :1r(y 11.Andrews .1 IlxI' t A I i. 10 l .1oy MI0A'S STAFF~,Io Iw F...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. s li t r i - i t it HI lit Ga .l. Wil t 108 E Wasingtn St ITHE U. OF M. DAILX I W112itctlc'"' t luir. t Aitt- .. . s~I -11' II I ((ItS' F-SO IANAriuR, til )tc ut<t('IH II. Ithe ij,i vri11 ,tMihiL a sxt C , t 1.7IlIA OtI)tl "\teS. 'triltc r2ft ~~ 4 tt fI 7 l 'ti 5 t ItNA i t if icr i i tti i tt:?r3 1, . . wlh PopuL!dr P~ t~~i11t utti t Tennis R ' l{t {; it i ThsHI e 1 ic i t:ir 1,e-l t1 t<ii ma er of t'e ni inn...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHTGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1940 i Paintings Of Michigan Artists Will Appear In Final Exhibition Representing Michigan artists and ketee of Grand Rapids, Joseph Tre- opening in the exhibition galleries of vitts of Manistee, Helen Brett Bab- the Rackham Building tomorrow is ington, Catherine Kosicki, Martha Larsson, Rowena Pennock, Ernest an exhibition of paintings, sculpture Scanes, Fred Schnaple, Hanny Van and miniatures ...…
…PACE TWO T HE M IC H IGAN D A ILY FrtiAY, MAY 26, 1944 FiftyFourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant . . . . Managing Editor Claire Sherman . . . . Editorial Director tan Wallae . . . . City Editor Evelyn Phillips , . . . Associate Editor Harvey Frank . . . Sports Editor Bud Low . . . . Associate Sports Editor...…
…PAGE TWO THE MCHIGAN DAILY TvrTm4v"Aw XWAW,":se 4AMrw THE MICHIGAN flATlY ftqYVVm ~iu'~ a., -- - - -- - -XUUNSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 F DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN . The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of th- University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice to all members of the UnI- versity. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY EYrTiA~,' ~RA~ AB ~a~w Hoosiers W~ e Cinder Crown;, Wolverines Third Major League AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. Chicago 21 8 .724 Cleveland 19 12 .613 New York 19 12 .613 Detroit 17 17 .500 Boston 17 17 .500 Bansa rCity 15 19.441 Washington 9 27 .250 GB 3 3 63/ 6% 1 81/s 1514 Cinc Mihw Broc PhiL St. Pitts Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. innati 23 11 .676 ~aukee 20 11 .645 klyn 19 12 .613 adeiphia 18 13 .5...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1954 I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice . to all members of the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552 Administration Building before 3 p.m. the day preceding publication (befor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY' 26, IM., S ATTJRDAY. MAY 26, 1956 Institute Gives Children Help By JIM BOW The house on Washington Heights is large, with three floors, a big kitchen and room for 17 children. This house is an office building, - clinic and home, for it is the state y center of the Michigan Children's Institute. The 17 boys and girls who are c now living in the building are some 1 of' the 1000 children under the f guardians...…
…"' THE MICHIIAN DAILY ei+...N ww w+ N G, . M. ild Comfpaly Leading Merchant Tailors SPRING WOOLENS For Suits, Top Coats and Trousers. Full dress suits a specialty. Let us show you our London Serges, London Cheviots, Scotch Mixtures, Kilowens, Blarneys, High- lands, Edinburghs, Drum- tochty's, McGugors, London and St. Andrew Flannels, London Cassimeres or Amer- ican Serges. Please call and see :G. HI. Wild Comfpally IC 0 . WASINGTON STRE[T. ?S...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. + G ~' ~ u Caspar Whitney Criticizes, Attention: Republicans. Gents' Special & 4~~1~~I-, Ue~'I-~' Caspar10Wlitny tdevotedlsa totisite- A. L. Davis, president of she ni- -able1)1o1r1ionfhis tdeparltmlent oil011- versiyIReiubliain (lob, requests that -IN- Published Daily (Sunday excepted) dring b ur Sport in thetilst Ilaiper's Week- all students who inteind to be lpreset the ollege ear, at Iy to a discussionl of...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY f~~ THEj jjy ~MICHIGAN DAILY. -gtm - Clodywit so er's: rito ighii Det 1roil, 7-O-2 (1 Slillin nMidSehulIidt) \\ asii"glO", 4-6-[ (G(;loom and IStreet l I U. l 11 IHlU!UU1UlGil3 .MERCHANT TAILORS : MatnagingTEditor Buiness1'.mEnaoe. j olifs F1 VsRne Have received a large line of woolens for SPRING and SUM- MER in (ICIeniurn, Light, and Dark Art Leather) Silver Drab, Grecian Drab, Light Mole. Rnyal Gray, and Kings Tan....…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Coiege ear, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN OrPsc: Times buiding, 7i S. Main St. be- tween Liberty and Wiiiamu St. i ANAGING EDTORF - J. F. TOMAS, 7. AST MSANAGING EDITOR E. L. GEISsaEs, 'lb L. ATHLETIC EDITOR ii. B. SKILLMAN, 'lb L. BUSINESS MIANAER EDITORS F. S. SiMeSa, '8 -. A. 0AMruest, '1. F. A. Fsiem '8 E. A. tlAsssnttLt,'O. G. D). DrUoMrr,'I. T. R. WODeROtW'8...…
…m110 cMHCI I A N AL__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TH-5E MICHIGAN DAILY. mer.Woolensof EcuieStyles OVERCOAS, and to .1of biorl1nl tilors Managing Editor-LEt A WHIrE. Business Manager-NORMAN 11..HL.. EDITORS. News Editor...........IHarold Titus Assistant .............Harry Z. Fobx Athletic Editor...Walter K. Towscrs Assistanst............ J. Fred Lawton Music and Drama...Earl V. Mcorc Exchanges and Files... Dior . Birney EDITORIALS. Arthur J. Abbott. Paul ...…
… THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY r TH5NVRIYOFMCIA AL Pubished Daily (Sndays excepted) daig the College year. at THE UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN I)wxce: The Iland Pess, eeing Block. Both Phone, 147. MANAGING EDITOR. F. ElNGLARD, '1 L. lUSINESS MANAGER. o. H.IlANoS,.1L. EDITORS. Athletic Editor, P. W. JES, '99, T. R. WeOODaW,0L. A.f. MefOeALL,'1 E GD. IHiccocree01 E. J. B. WOO, '0, C. L. NLES,99, C. D. COOL,99, L . 2M9ONTGaeRY, 10, W. D. Ilccey, '...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Puldished Daily (Sundays excepted) during m-Coll e e ar, 1vy THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION ALL those who have not yet paid their DAILY suhscriptions should do so at once. It takes money to run a college paper an) the past year has been an exceptionally hard one. The DAILY asks, therefore, that suh- scribers who have riot as yet paid up should do so without further urging. A Letter from Harvard. The following extract...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY, Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHGAN. OFFCE: Times building, 3295 . Main St. Telephone (New State)189. rANAGING EDITOR J. F. THOMAS, '00 L. BUSINESS ANAJI O. H. HANs, '00 L.. EDITORS 1H, B. SKILLMAN,'98 L., Athletics. E. L. GEosMER,'99 L G. D. HUDNUTT, '00 T. R. VooDROow,'9S F. EboEbAns,'I. F. D. EAMA, '05 R. . DANPOTH, '8 P. W. JONES, '99. C. H. LUND, '00 M...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Lectture by Prof. Scott~ __I Hitherto the great obstacle at tte Rak t Pubishite Daily (Sandays ecepted) dring University of Mlichigan in the way of ~t~1 theClte t ear, by thtorottgth scientific work its any ine Saldngs ihtakets atd a Complete Lne of SortitgGods- THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION of art has heens te ack of the sworks Cl S NC M N _____Of art. At last, hoswever, the Art " sustripiotnarice s.sipery ear, Inva...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. ~ ~- ~ icyaii distance ranner, was a featare ,~J.. oJf ofI theecday. ie hlie the one soil two- ________mile recorils, after magnilicent ran- f ied Daily(5 nn xceped) dutring I11102 nid close finishes, the tirnelieiiig oh oIr er, )y:1 and 10:8'13-5 respectively. hFillia, a A .N O THE U. OF .M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION of 1Itoiwt. made a great shossg ntrwn teh~nr a ingiiein EDITORS. it fetechthree and one-halfidihes. FA~N SHQE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIIxsnA, -Daily-Wally Barth BAIT CASTERS-Dave Jahsman, Charles Rank and Frank Wes- terwelt (left to right) practice catching imaginary fish on North Hall lawn for fly and bait casting class. These unusual activities attract many comments from spectators. * * * * Casting Class Captures Many Curious Glances Three-Deck City Carport Opens Today To Be First Lot IMunicipally Run Hundreds of students, local cit- izens and both ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY } SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951 r Big Parade To Be Held At 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Ann Arbor will witness a Memorial Day parade for the first time in ten years. Composed of 29 marching units, the parade will include the vari- ous veterans' organizations, groups from the Ann Arbor schools, sev- eral men's clubs, and units from the Moms and Gold Star Mothers. The marchers will follow a route from the Rackham Building west on Huron...…
… 4 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1953 _______________________________________ I I U I i t Ambassador To Lecture Jan H. van Roijen Netherlands ambassador to the United States, will speak on "Nato and the New Soviet Peace Offensive" at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Clements Li- brary. Van Roijen was appointed am- bassador to the United States in 1950. Previously he had served as Netherlands delegate to the Pre- liminary Confere...…
…'THE MIIC HIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 26.,-1950 '" 3 .. 4 p-, . " a ,w~~ 6 Nine Seeks Title at OSU 4. ac ',' k BUSINESS SERVICES SYLVIA STUDIO OF DANCE-Ballroom, Tap, Acrobatic, Ballet. Over Michigan Theater. Ph. 8066. )9B SHIRTS - Nine hour service (by re- ques), three day service (regular ser- vice). Ace Laundry, 1116 S. Univer- sity. )7B 1LA STEIN-EXPERIENCED TYPIST -Master's and Doctor's manuscripts and legal work. Phone 2-9848...…
…TIE MIbCIIlGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948 i I t AUGUST VACATIONS- Camp in Canadian Forests Will Call to College Students Film Fare Set For Summer 11 By PHYLLIS KULICK The cool conifer forests of Can- ada will be calling weary colle- gians this summer as something new in the way of vacation re- treats opens its doors to students from Michigan, Northwestern, De- Musical Gronupr, Has Intiation Lambda Chapter, of Tau Beta Sigma,- nationa...…
…PAGE TWO THE jMICHI GAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1946 Campus Highlights Deutscher Verein .. Lutheran Foundation... A German "pops" with dancing, The University Lutheran Student a variety show and music by a Ger- Foundation will hold its annual meet- man band will be presented by the ing at 6:30 p.m. today in the Zion Deutscher Verein at 8:30 p.m. Fri- Lutheran Parish Hall. day at a local restaurant. The Foundation, which was formedc The prog...…
…n . A I I V SIL+ITvMav -,4-46AM _______________________________________ -L.U~&L.4 -LYit.LxxZ-L. n CIvxI xJ 7,.aJ + t7flJYT.rAW ARAIhIS aA i 4 6 ,a Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: New Cabinet Discussed w; ,-. , I edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of 8tucdent Pubiications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Philiips Margaret Farrner Bay Dixon . Paul sislin Hank Man...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily -Thursday, May 26, 1983 Robot firm stresses industry-education tie By DAN GRANTHAM Education and business need to work together to make the robotics industry a success, a representative from a local robotics firm said Tuesday. _ Barry Baker, manager of organizational development at the DeVilbiss Company, told a convention of robotics industrialists and educators at the Sheraton Inn that while the resources of educat...…
…THE MIC14ICAN f)ATLV _ _____ .1 - o 4DonaldB. MaMillan Traces.Air Route RffIT[W for Trans-Alanic Tripito London in Jtrne IUJIILI Il UV 3 I Board Extends Its Sanction of Plan by .Mail; Voting r Is Unanimous. 45 ~MEMBERSHIP OU TLINEU; Sigma Rho Taux to Hold Initiation Ceremo~nies rToday Preceeding Its AiwumalHoniors Banquet Rites to Tike Place at Stuamp NearEngne~iugArch; -The reg. ular spriwn l intioii of Sigma Rho Taul, egneigde- bating s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Latest Map Of Campus Placed On Sale Here New Perspective Plan By Bukovsky Is Being Sold At Bookstores "The University of Michigan cam- pus in 1933," the first map of the campus to be published in several years, was finished recently by Prof. Paul Bukovsky of the engineering college and is now on sale at local bookstores. The map is a perspective from the point of view of 3,500 feet up and 3,500 feet northwest of the corner ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . New Education School Course Is Announced Will Consist Of History Of Education And Study Of Schools Systems A new course, open ;o juniors and seniors, and intended as much for students not seeking teacher certifi- cates as for those enrolled in the School of Education, was announced in an interview yesterday by Dr. Cal- vin O. Davis, professor of secondary education and Secretary of the School of Education. Professor Davis...…
…TWO _____ THE MICHIGAN, DAILY ACULTY MEMBERS DO BESS INSTITUTE T THIRD SESSION VETERANS STOP TRAIN ON 'BONUS MARCH' PAPER TO CONDUCT PR IBITION POLL THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932. SCHURTZ BACKS BETA THETA PI TAX EXEMPTION CLAIM; SAYS PACK ERRS Nnmerous Legal Precedents Aid Fraternity's Position, Says Grand Rapids Attorney. Memorial Organ Recital Is Held for Founder of Organization in Hill Auditorium. GARDEN Is DEDICATED Hayden Advocates Co...…
…A] A DAIL [ILY rsity f 3 every morning except Mon- roughout the school year. t the Post Office at Ann Ar- chigan, under Act of Con- March 3, 1879. ANAGING EDITOR, Walter K. Towers. ISINESS KANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors. SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1912. A Real Awakening. It takes a long time for a big idea to get started at Michigan and a long- -er time, after its inception, before the student body takes hold readily and lends its entire support ...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, May 22, 1982-The Michigan Daily U.S.-Soviet space agreement, expires quietly MOSCOW (AP)- The U.S.-Soviet space cooperation agreement died quietly this week, a victim of deteriorating political relations bet- ween the two superpowers. Only seven years ago, much of the world watched as two American astronauts crawled through the hatch of their Apollo spaceship and greeted two Soviet cosmonauts circling the ear- th in their sp...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 26, 1972 PaeTw H MCIGNDIL riaMa 6,17 OPEN MEMORIAL DAY MON., MAY 29 BOWLING FOOSBALL BILLIARDS PING PONG Michigan Union FREE AM & FM STEREO installation included FREE WITH PURCHASE OF ANY '72 TOYOTA FREE TOYOTA of Ann Arbor 907 N. Main 663-8567 OPEN MON. AND THURS. TILL 9 P.M. Bowie: Everything's Hunky Dory By MIKE HARPER David Bo'wie's newest, Hunky Dory (RCA, lsp-4623) is sim- ply stunning. Perio...…
…Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY JAY SHARBUTT: Tele vision in re view NEW YORK - This month's televised Watergate hearings and those that June may bring pose two problems for the World of daytime TV. One is a small but growing backlog of game shows and soap operas taped in advance of thei actual appearance on the tube. The other is far more serious. Network staffs have gone on red alert to make certain they keep in correct sequence the d a i I y s...…
…Page 2-Saturday, May 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily PERSONAL WEEKLY EARNING LEVEL DROPPED Fuel prices boost consumer prices 1.1 per cent By UPI and AP50 per cent annual rate, based on in- months after the president's anti-in- Department, was a shade worse than creases since the start of the year. flation program was instituted, there's March's one per cent; a shade better WASHINGTON-Fueled by the THE HIGH inflation rate gouged a "not ahell of alo...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 26, 1977 Dutch, Mo Luc s ne ursda2 Duth,1olucans negotiate ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP) - As captive children chanted "we want to stay alive," Dutch government officials negotiated with South Moluccan extremists at a besieged school and hijack- ed train yesterday for the lives of more than 160 hostages. "The situation is still touch and go," a Justice Ministry of- ficial said of the telephone ne- g...…
…Page Two WINE NIGHT TONIGHT S Buddies Ii h in the Saddle 9 P.M. to 1 AM. O44ey .- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 26, 1971 HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM: Free VD tests made available By ROBERT SCHREINER bert Anderson. "But they a r e not holding us to it. Anyone can r unversty tea nn erv ice has initiated a program enabling students who think they have venereal disease to undergo tests for the disease free of charge. Previously, VD tests have ...…
…sueety-Fith Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS VIET NAM, LAOS, CAMBODIA: Monsoon May Affect Asian Future - - -, Where Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MIcH. Truth Will Prevail NEws PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprin...…
…wr' -sr .. stA Sirgigan DaU' Seventy-nine years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. - News Phone: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 NIGHT EDITOR: ROB BIER University autonomy THE LONG BATTLE between the state's universitie...…
…T14E MICHIGf AN DAILY ____ e: ras Oil Blaze Kills Fiften; Fire Loss Mounts Into Millions VBARSITY BAD AS ALUMNIE£NTER1AINM9ENT 1Sg lUE :Akeise Appfhlcautto. lterates Front PLAIN'XEI) TO AMUSE OLD IS° '" ril u e MIEASIJRE cl Change In the state laws, to bar persons of°- buhnrai itlct or iliteratesfrom opeorating motor ve- liceles, as u mean of reddig the ttnaumber of 'atomovb lie accidents, :s proposed by r. 1. Gdie, executive secretar...…
