…PAGE l /iV4a VlY L7 L[1LL1 a j (Continued from Page 4) _1 as follows: (1) Sr. Research Ceramist- PhD in Ceramics-recent grad. (2) Jr. or Project Engnr.-BS or MS plus sev- eral yrs. exper. (3) Research Metallurg- ist-Adv. degree Metallurgy or BS & research exper. (4) Physicist-BS in Physics, Ceramics, or Metallurgy. (5) Ceramic Engnr.-MS in Ceramic Engrg. . Bronson Reel Co., Rochester, Mich.- Sales Trainee. Men with general col- lege bkg...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. Y 26, S!X THE MICHIEAN DAILY ~ATTTRDAY.. MAY 2R aacsavav.a rra.a ITA- NV, AVV, I-M SPORTLIGHT by John Scochin All-Sport Titles Decided Although championships in the spring sports have not yet been decided, teams have already clinched all-sport titles in three of the five intramural divisions. Teams in the social fraternity, residence hall and professional fraternity competition have already sewed up I-M cr...…
… COMMUNICATION: PROBLEM SOLVED See Page 4 Y Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom ait~j MUCH COOLER High-54 Low-35 Cloudy with occasional rain, scattered frost. r.:e r.vvr. r- Inn. ...,.ter .--- .4 LXAi, NO. 17U ANN ARISU, MICLiGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1961 FIVE CENTS SIX FAGSa 417"i PA(U i1 Union Board Revises Bylaws, House. Rules. Directors Agree To Investigate Possibility of Public Meetings By DAVID MARCUS The Union Board of Directors...…
…TOGO' THE MICHIGAN DAILY" FRIDAY, MAY rwn TIlE 1~HCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY = = GC Finishes Year's Business JUSTIFICATION: Daniels Speaks on Russian Marxism a By BARBARA PASH Student Government Council Wednesday approved a motion by Roger Seasonwein, '61, to rescind its action in appointing the dele- gation to the National Student Association Congress in August. The Council approved Season- wein's motion appointing the fol- lowing as NS...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AGE (ennedy Asks for .Money for Space, Foreign Aid President Requests Speedup 1 Cites Need In Manned Space Program By DUEL TRAPNELL President John F. Kennedy yes- terday asked Congress to approve measures that he said would speed up the space program, put an American on the moon in this dec- ade and make our ground forces more ready and adaptable to the problems of the space age. He also told Congress that, in ...…
…"We Don't Want No Troublemakers from the United States", Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Where Opinions Are Free Truth Will Preval" INTERPRETING THE NEWS: Kennedy's Challenge is Answered By J. M. ROBERTS Associated Press News Analyst PRESIDENT KENNEDY has called the nati...…
… - W~..S WS * a.rsaaaA a PAGK ~TY~ I I 1 TRANSPORTATION RIDERS wanted to Houston, Texas June 13. Call NO 3-9914. G23 DRIVING to San Francisco on June 22. Passenger(s) desired to share expenses. Reply Box 14. G22 DARGAIN CORNER ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords-$7.95; socks 39c; shorts 69c; military supplies. SAM'S STORE, 122 5. -Washington Wi BUSINESS PE RSONA L BEFORE you buy a class ring, look at the official Michigan ring. Burr-Pat- terson and Aul...…
…IN SYK THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMJ 5.MA ii ~E ~TT~A'U U#A'W' a~ r nli1AY, *.In Z Twins Halt Bengal Streak 3:57.6 MILE: Burleson Confident For World Mark By The Associated Press Jim Lemon's sinle to left field in the 11th. inning drove home Lennie Gareen with the winning run as the Minnesota Twins edged the Detroit Tigers 7-6 yes- terday to break the Bengals four game winning streak. The victory went to Paul Giel, the third Twins' pitcher, ...…
…THE ANALYTICAL, QUIET SENIOR See Page 4 IP, Li Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom. :4IaiI COOL, THUNDERSHOWERS '. LXIX, No. 171 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES EIGHT PAGES Group Endorses Foreign Studies Ask Junior Year Abroad Program To Expand Learning Opportunities By THOMAS HAYDEN The literary college curriculum committee endorsed the principle i' of a junior year in Europe for University st...…
…_____________THE MICHIGAN DAILY T -- --------- 1 Discusses Problems Of rh1 By MILDA GINGELL "An author must be able to transfer what most writers say to the level of a child's world which is narrow because of its limited experience," Prof. Clark Hopkins of the classical studies department said. "The book must be able to ex- press the child's feelings in the way he would want to say things," he continued. Prof. Hopkins addressed the Michigan...…
…1 9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I*AGE' 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGK = wi^ raft Discusses 'Wide Window' in By CHARLES KOZOLL I Since he was three and a half ears old, Michael Kraft has been ivolved in some type of conflict.' The earliest recollection of The ally editorial director is at that ge when he fought a childhood ;ponent and collected a black eye r his efforts. And while Mike firmly maintains iat he is basically a "peaceful .y," his op...…
…Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS KABAKER Willie...…
…;. 0 W l * W '~I I x I) I PAGE] .nTTnm-^-= ALTERATIONS "The Clothing Stores' Tailor" Alterations for Men and Women. Pressing While You Wait 1181% E. Washington NO 2-4617 (above Conlin and Wetherbee Clothing Store) )P1 BARGAIN CORNER ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords - $7.75; socks 39c; shorts, 69c; military sup- plies. Sam's Store. 122 E. Washington. )W1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY GUY CARL is now accepting applica- tions in his newest beauty college. Days, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY _________X. _ '"::7!_______________________________________,"m:-::"__:: n. S**. *.":.N...'___ :.y. .'r' "y. ": S :3 . i ',FSr+i "ry ..,.. .~DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN..~ _____ __ &.... .:.: Br. J: . .:rs.N.*X rX , rr ef'S~.%nr::1.S .. aN.:aaS t ,N,. x,. I-M SPORTLIGHT by Bill Zolla Fraternities Due... ,NMM~3 eiolslooq JnoA 3e mou 'sw'Z N311V 3AU1S Aq u0!1opolpU AQaIA4o snomiscivo .mo 2111'VS £>NIL1 "171.LNIaS ...…
…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ma Chi Whips Sigma Alpha Mu, 14-4, Wi Fraterity A Softball Crown Freshman Squad 'Rally Edges Varsity N ine, 7-6 f By TOM MARCIN ohn Lance pitched and batted mna Chi to an easy 14-4 victory r Sigma Alpha Mu for the "A" ernity softball championship zday. ance, the hitter, had a key ble in Sig Chi's four run third ing rally and a round-tripper he seventh. Meanwhile Lance, pitcher, allowed only one ball e hit out of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Y 26, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 26. 1959 Goodenough Speaks on African Study By PETER STUART Prof. Ward Goodenough of the University of Pennsylvania de- scribed the impact of the "cargo cult" on the personal identities of the Nakanai tribesmen of New Guinea yesterday afternoon in a lecture sponsored by the anthro- pology department. Reviewing the results of a study he conducted among the Nakanai in 19...…
…University Enrollment And The Future See Page 4 Yl r e Sir. 43a :4Iat i W Latest Deadline in the State WARM, RAIN VOL LXVII, No. 172 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1957 EIGHT-PAGES Legislature Passes $30,250,000 for U'U Budget * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I- i C> Also Approves. $7,159,000 For Capital Outlay Program ATTEMPTED COUP FAILS: Mobs Riot As Civil War Follows Feud in Haiti PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti ...…
…19 ... ... ......:...... .: a.. .. , :,.': ,, ..., -. .x .. <,. .. .. .. . ... ,.. .. .:. .5. "r . . ,: .::5 .: .r .. .... r. r .. , ..h, .,,.s ,,,,..; ,, ,. , m .,,...... . ..,.,.. r.nm.... .., . . ,. ~ ,< Tranquilizers and the Armerican The Bullfight arhc mwo rhian Batty, MAGAZINE Sunday, May 26, 1957 VOL. iI, No. 8 tr r :a ,. :ji . d j; ':t :;4 Gi /r: : ti ' '~t :3 .. v.v. . k . . y 50 3 ?"!ii\'.? 3 gin? i 4Y . , _ ..t. ... F .... Jou...…
…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 TwoTH MCHGNDIYSnaMy2,15 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 1957 Student Organizations THE NEW rie 20Cp~ AtMINUTE '" '' " },? _ .. 4 Til EStFC'1iXCLE f amNk - ':' in-''his It ul i spires the ro, tr )a'rt of t e F F x j fi. . 'A k" ,{g s ican piic ssitti f''5 A e I oSuS 05esbuttt'ihtinis a bair So i itiumani aod riteru n c. iioteyr f"_ : on si ciie afthtic6d:ssbetoeaii i-ess 1ti tiOrCias thi 'I.icts LaCin the its sl- to Ainimais telie...…
…TH.E MCMGAN DAILY PAGE TI TILE MICHIGAN DATLY PA(~ 'F AL .l AJL&LA iI ichigan Netters Win, Nine Second, Golfers Third Wildcats Take Crown; Rain Stops Wolverines Badgers Take Golf Title; Campbell Low Medalist REVENGE - Barry MacKay retained his Big Ten Singles Cham- pionship yesterdayin Evanston, Ill. MacKay met Art Andrews of Iowa, who once before had beaten him, in the finals. MacKay won 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. 'W Captures Five Singles; Dou...…
…Sundoy, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thred American Attitudes Toward the Popular Spanish Sport Of Death Are Undergoing Quite a Radical Change come more famous than a mata- dor. But such occurrences are outside the general run of things-freak incidents that belong to the ec- centricities of Spanish tempera- ment, not to the bullring. ON A bullfight Sunday in Mad- rid when six brave bulls are offered up for the general edifica- tion...…
…FJ~ Ld jigat E&til Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Rock-A-Bye Baby, In The Tree Top - Let's Make Believe The Fallout Will Stop" " mW - -- lm --- 'When Opiniam Are Free Truth WUl Prevail" 1' V FI ."v. . -. Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individu...…
…Page Four THP MIC-HI(,AN r)AII V eldai -- Ma I Lb--1 1 I1 r-- since their appearance 4% a while ago, they've been praised, derided, black-marketed and discussed constantly CAMEL ET BIRDS. CLASSIIC OOIIIT 0 ICI1E ILE.IIR.Wl Ie o i coQlrsl .1 s huh vni hQotetwahr It i eoltlpctel w.shesic . nl rquirS n AVIALEi linClr Clb trpe 'nt N tVe e ( I R1 RIZD L L- IIL. ilFke yu&Vo id~f 1119s SoupleUelyLwshal -an ur esAn inng B3y FRED S. STEINGOLD pati...…
…MAY 28,1957 i 'I HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE MAY 28. 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE DIVE I' roups Name Student Leaders SPRING RINGS: Families of Five Coeds Announce Recent Engagements Representatives of 'the School of Nursing, J-Hop and Block M' recently announced officers and committee chairmen for 1957-58. Nursing School . Student Council: Suzanne Hic- key, '58N, president; Diane Pug- no, '59N, vice president; Nancy Calkins, '59N, record...…
…Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Flvo Sunay My 2, 95 TE MCHGA DILY+aev'v :TRANQU ILIZERS Fad or Legitimate Fight Against Fear? calming the nerves of millions of schizophrenia and other mental Dr. Karl Jung, 81-year-old Americana and helping them lead illneses Swisa psychiatrist, has pent a N happy, normal live. lifetime eeking the emotional Patients taking meprobamate THIS doesnt necessrily mean causes of schizophrenia - the a...…
….SrK THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26,1957 SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26, 19S7 EX-CITY EDITOR LEE MARKS: 'Little Caesar' Battled Misquotes, Typos By' ERNEST THEODOSSIN "There is absolutely no excuse for not doing your assignment," the City Editor snapped. "You know your first responsibility is to The Daily; you've got a job to do and you're supposed to be doing it."' The young reporter pulled her lower lip back against her teet...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 1957 University Art Museum (EDITORS NOTE: Prof. Chare IT H Sayerbecame the new diector of, the Unitersity's ti ciit of At (in ii,;, . Alumni Memoril tall)ts ,yar. The Daily has asked him to eet, and comment iupon sixIsezetonst which he reg t a ss o tie test "..a in the Univeriy's at o e ti'os ad which tlso symoisolee 1sigsi. fice eof tsecolet i s a5 a wholte) BlY CHARLES It, raj'-Eh FIRST, A BRIElF c...…
…W, MAY 26,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN it Don't Miss This Sale on COLUMBIA RECORD PLAYERS "Hi-Fi Premium Parade" $17 values free with purchase of any C.R.P., $29.95 to $44.95 $68 values free with purchase, of any Columbia. Hi-Fi Consoi ' or table model from $129.95 to $339.95 Convenient Terms Available MUSIC Thayer CENTER NO 300 s. 2-2500 )X38 I 508 E. Williams NO 3-3223 )X5 LOST AND FOUND LOST: BLACK wallet in vicinity of L...…
…Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Severn Sunay My.2 .95-TH.MCHGAN DALYPa .,Sve t Picked by Its New Director, These Six Works Typify the Present Collections And Their Significance (Continued from Page 6) The lithograph by the great taught during the last four years Mexican artist, Jose Clemente Orozco, is one of many fine prints ments on contemporary culture. by American and European artists menta onaontempnurpary ltre, in the c...…
…f. EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 261195 SUNDAY MAY Gam'"5 ETIRING 'ENSIAN EDITOR: Murray Gets Down to 'Grass Roots' STUDYING INCREASES: Final Exam Time Nears By DONNA HANSON "You don't mind if I work, do you?" The young sandy-haired man skilfully moved a ruler over a large glossy photograph and made a few quick notations on a scrap of paper. "This is called getting down to the grass roots. What a picture! Good Lord. They must h...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si inAnv Mein 'f; 1 QS? .,aeE..h.t THE MICHaIGAN DAILY EU GENE O'NEILL With 'Journey's' Success; He Enters A New Phase of Popularity and Interest By SARAll DRASIN hossever, is Edwin Engel, assistant! Chicago, wheno all soirts of eseit- D ciSaf ie prfesoo' of Enhlsh at the Unisci - ing thin s sire hein" done. 0'Neill f ITH TtHE stasggering snccess of sity. Shortly befoire 0'Neill's death, asa a hot product then ...…
…- -U. -w 4 f E - +.. is. i.- ,~ S ~ 4 - - -r ~ ..r-- -.. ; . x:r - x- .. .. :. .i.;= h- _~ Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 1957 Homecoming has'C rome r ! v:'$ +' 4 andgoe.fic s s F us buteeyhiges k HIn which H - a cinch.Ouon ai btgetprj"m sWhFToD thWnrcohsnde'caedn Lb c menHm e con hnas c n oe-l Fac i shsfus aout Geery'utig nese 5 }. H re' hw y woks excep Fin cals drHoe-ing And o the aburoush. BHereouprs. anha hit ou...…
…Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Scott Fitzgerald WHERE HE DOESN'T BELONG AND WHERE HE DOES By DONALD A. YATFS JI A YEAR AGO almost to the dasy! al eiwrwoetefl lowing commentary on a Robert' In to 3I Montgornery Presents telev ision production of F. Scott Fit7gerald' novel, The Grea t Gatsby: Colic, "Scott Fitzgerald's admiiabie novel shout the bootleggcr in lovelikdtaneaowbrdUdr with the past reached TV sets ~dt neanvbi n...…
… - f K ,, " +! S - q , ' -, .. -.q~ .. Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, 'May 26, 1957 Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY e .. Student Organizations BU*LLFIGHT: TRANQUILIZERS Fad or Legitimate Fight Against Fear? i 'IS DITTO 0-11 I By DEBRA DURCHSLAG THE SPECTACLE of a man pay- ing his respects to a bull in- spires the greater part of the American public with a feeling somewhere between disgust and loathing. In our...…
…Page'Tern THE MICHIGAN DAIlY C. - - A - 'I--' 1 n -- " "- , .' cSunday, Maiy L6,#9 MOSCOW LETTER How Soviet Students Reacted to the October Revolution 4 4 Rebels Wave the Hunugarian Tricolor in Front of Budapest Parliament (EDITOR SxorE Below is the tests who proved to him with a organization at the Lomonossovf and spread also to members of the by anti-cultural party secretaries, tear iJated testa ya letter w rt barra 'e of Lenin quota...…
…... ..... - ~ - p4 MP- , !L ; . :. - Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 1957, Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .- J t I x. .. : .. A Letter From Moscow (Continued from Page 10) students whose names were to be compiled by the Komsomol. At the same time the secretaries of the University-Komsomol were se- verely criticized for "lacking con- tacts with the students, and grave errors in ideological work." This was ...…
…Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Sundy, ay 6, 957 HE ICHGAN DAIL Pae Eeve The Art o Mosaic Practiced Since Ancient Times, It Has Potential Today By HARRIET BENNETT ITAMME The Vibrance and Dynamic Quality Often their buildings of earth lit- ITIS AMAZING, with the pre- eeu ia rally returned to earth, and only ponderance of blank walls avail-P '* to T i Medium Ofe the veneer of ceramic beauty was able inide and outside in th...…
…M=7 7 ., .1 .i _ w- - _. . w r 4P lolm Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sxindov Mov 2tS 1 957 --i-.~~ Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r ,..........,. f ... _. i r _ ... _ _ since their appearance a while ago, they've been praised, derided black-marketed and discussed constantly MOSAI CS The Ancient Art Can Be New CAMELET BROS CLASICPOLO SHIRTS ' O 1 is 'Jf . ry }ii:4 , r r ! a r "' a '! o+ ~~-[ o o -'I BRT H MP.-S T AAV...…
…Wage Twelve i HE MICHIGAN DAILY Pa'ge,,Twelve auIrtt, uny, viay L6, 1957FMiHGN li . I Detroit Area Study: f By MARGARET MO0ORE Dailty StalffSWrite XGRADUATE student knocked repeatedly on the door of a n-dlown house in downtown Detroit, Finally tirins, lie sturk a small pamphlet its the door and left. Tepamphlet had black lettering <and a drip of reel paint across the The student wsas an intcrviewver l ort ,ie Detit Arca Study, a spcial ...…
… Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 1957 Sundav. Mav 26. 1957, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 1957 '~,nAnv Mnv ~ 19'~7 .JU THE RISE OF EUGENE 0 (Continued from Page 8) apostasy, O'Neil rejects God the Father in this play, and pleads for God the Mother. THIS HAS PROVIDED a field day for Freudian theorists, Prof. Engel muses but adds that he does not share their sentiments. "This is not...…
…Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirte begun in 1951, the study this year investigated political participation and encountered odd situations think he was weltesweight chain- divided ins two groups, those who -I pion of the wold in the 30s. voted for Eisenhowecr and thos" " After interv iewing is icompleted, r5 ho ioted ftriSSevenson in thd results are coded and hunched onl Fst c io n. 111 ir card for eachi rspondient is e 1e '...…
…a A Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Mayv 26..t957- 1 --- Sunday; May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Art Museum The Sport of Sailing (EDITOR'S NOTE: Prof. Charles . . Sawyer became the new director of i 3 the University's Museum of Art (in :x~a Alumni Memorial Hall) this year. The Daily has asked him to select ' ' and comment upon six selections ; which he regards as among the best }< In the University's art 'colecti...…
…Page Fourteen THE MIC'Hl(;AN DAII Y C. . A-%, AA-, 14 t nC 7 PaeFute I- tyKA I- ni(vAKw i /-% I L.vIunduy, ivtay L,, 1951 r 4 JOURNALISM FELLOWS Foreign Students Serve Their Newspaper Internship Here By MICHAEL KRAFTabu II AS te Daily Staff Writer they learn ab u the Unitedu ta e through I NTERNSHIPS are usually asso- dated with part of a future close contact with American insttu ins, doctoras training, hut in a unique program at the Un...…
…w 4 '... -' ,,. # A 4,- Y ----------------- VAL Page~ Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May' 2f>, 1957 Sunday, May 26,1957 THE 'M.ICHIGANm_: DAILY _undy._My.26 195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JOURNALISM FELLOWS Picked by Its New Director, These Six Works Typify the Present Collection And Their Significance Foreign Students Serve Their Newspaper Internship Here By MICHAEL KRAFT Daily Staff Writer INTERNSHIPS are usually asso- cia...…
…I Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnnp F6ffppa I= , -udy My2,197TE MCIA DIL The Sport of Sailing - it's becit used( for pieasiire and pro-fit since history's dawrn Byi PI11IP MUNCHO Da iy Staf W iter' S fw'AIIING eould be c'oinsidereid the aoldest of mtan's sports. The first sailor wa s probably sonde pre- hitoorin ian whPo floated dowio a stream on a log one day, conem- platin" the beauties ol natina. While lie va: is 'in'' iitr...…
…. ..... ..... - - - k . A - . , ., Page fight THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Sunday, May 26; 1957- aSndo v .v 26,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY EUGENE O'NEILL e'gun in 1951, the study this year investigated political participation and encountered odd situations With 'Journey's' Success, He Enters A New Phase Of Popularity and Interest By SARAH DRASIN Daily Staff Writer SITH THE staggering success of his gargantuan play, Long Day's Journey Int...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 19571 THE RISE OF EUGENE O'NEILL .. .. ..j . . .. ,r (Continued from Page 8) he portrays as the man who be- a matter of fate as it was his apostasy, O'Neil rejects God the trays his mother. Bringing his father's action. In a measure, he Father in this play, and pleads for mother's body home to be buried, forgives his father and shares in God the Mother. Tyrone engages in an affair with a a ...…
… M - - - . I { 4.. t. i Poe weve rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Suinday: Mriv 26.195-7- Sunday, -May. 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1.; ...lN11N ' Iv1 Ur L , 1 /J E,, Scott Detroit Area Study: itzgera id Ir WHERE HE DOESN'T BELONG AND WHERE HE I TALLY SHEETS-Two staff workers of Survey Research Center transfer answers from Detroit Area Survey questionnaires to tally sheets used to key punch IBM cards. By MARGARET MOORE Daily Staff Writ...…
…Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane venteen I hMOSAICS TeAncient Art Can Be New Area Study then used to wrv i ete annual "Sacial Prof i of Detrit. THE MAJOR problem which the (57 nusS sc Pr us ndrtedStudy investigates each year is desin; pintig sitiiselected by sn executive committee the natuie of the busilding benesath varying colors and, covering the composed of faculty r...…
