…: THMSDA Y, FEBRUARY 28, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE i TWThSDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Khrushchev Promises Fusfeld Cites Economic Trend I To AidAny Red Nation In Fighting Aggression 'SALES PITCH': U.S. Proposes Fleet Talk Terms Coexistence tl p 0: Z with Nuclear Weapons 'Good Policy' PARIS (A)-The United States opened a sales pitch to its North Atlantic allies yesterday on the idea of a fleet arm...…
… Seventy-third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS Of THE UNIERSIT OF MICHIGAN - UNDER AUTHORITY of BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE No 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mi s b. noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1963 NIGHT EDITOR: DAVID MARC U...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAM V'U , , ca For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. Saturday LOST AND FOUND LOST-Man's Signet Ring: yellow gold, initials W.B. Reward. NO 3-8801. A13 LOST-Near W. Engineering Bldg.: 1960 Muskegon H.S. class ring, gold with1 red set. Reward. NO 8-9010. A121 LOST-BROWN Pocket Book in room 4203 Angel Hall. REWARD. Call 5=7711 ext. 3217. A-9...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29.1963' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. FI4BRTTAItV 2* 1Q42 Y;y~A~ a LLIV VC1aV1 1 1V) 1pVV w++ unT hreatens Tidwell's Scoring Record DENVER IN FIRST: WCHA Nears End of Season n By DAVE GOOD Billy Buntin, who was passed off s a "green sophomore" when he rst strode onto the basketball. )Urt last December, today stands ily 60 points away from John idwell's single-season scoring ,cord. With games to pla...…
…'. Paperwork Floods World of Science By JUDITH BLEIER It is becoming increasingly more difficult for the scientist to keep up with the ever-growing flood of published scientific infor- mation, and it appears as if more and more researchers are being buried by their own knowledge. The problem takes two forms: how to translate the tremen- dous number of scientific journals and reports into different languages and how to catalog the information o...…
…LwU THE MICHIGAN DAILY JRDAY SYMPOSIUM: r Helens [atchear Cites .Pr~oblems i."Tn. I I n Marking State Growth By MICHAEL HARRAH Special To The Daily RT HURON - "No matter rou deal with the question of state, growth, no one quite eds in keeping up with as- .g it," University President ,n Hatcher observed here day. dressing the second in a ser- ter Talks Attitudes I By SANDRA SANDELL William E. Porter, professor of urnalism at the State Un...…
… Kennedy Asks Passage Of Medical Insurance In Urgent New Appeal To Include Nationwide Vaccinations Mansfield Optimistic For Passage of Bill WASHINGTON UP) - President John F. Kennedy sent Congress an urgent new appeal yesterday for passage of his program of med-' ical insurance for the aged, fi- nanced by an increase in social security taxes.. The President's renewed plea for legislation to fill what he call- ed "a gap in our self-financed...…
…Seventy-Second Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSrY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY Or BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opnions Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. " ANN ARBOR, MICH. " Phone NO 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. "--And This Is Our Own Little Tracking Operations Room"'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Group Adopts New Approach to Action (EDITOR'S NOTE--This is the final article of a three-part series considering the founding, purposes, projects and controversies of the United States National Student As- sociation.). ' By PHILIP SUTIN At its 1960 Congress, the Unit- ed States National Student Asso- ciation adopted a new approach to student action. Previously, it had only been peripherally c...…
…THE MICHIG2AN DfATI. - txr ttwrt c n v a i - .'ir-aa., a- - nS Ul' .3W .4 WDJINSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 11 . Whip West Germans, 5-2, at Cobo Hall NEW RULE FOR BIG TEN MEET: 18-Man Limit Hurts Tankers <: -Daily-Ed Langs THEY STOPPED HIM!-Him being Red Berenson, the Wolverines' captain and leading scorer. Berenson got in on West German goalie Wilhelm Edelmann, but couldn't reach the puck. Defense- man Leonhardt Waitel (2) and forward Ernst K...…
…FOREIGN STUDENTS: IN FREE SOCIETY?9 see ka~ge 4 L 4ita Seventy Years of Editorial. Freedom ~Iati4 CLOUDY High-40 LOW--34 Rain, possibly mixed with wet snow. Am. VOL. LXXI No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1961 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGE Soldiers Employ Terror in Cong Congolese Attack UN Personnel As Kasavubu Seeks Aid in Katanga By The Associated Press LEOPOLDVILLE-Congolese soldiers loosed a campaign of terror agains...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FE 7T-YOURSELF: Weavers View Appeal In Folk Music ON TOUR-The Weavers, Eric Darling with the banjo, Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays and guitarist Fred Hellerman brought the "do- it-yourself" quality of folk singing to Ann Arbor Saturday. "The effect was similar to that used in practicing hymns. The. of an Israeli song in tonight's singers would practice first with audience," he said. "Most of them the notes of the scale ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DEGAULLE, BOURGUIBA: --AP Wirephoto PICK A BALE OF COTTON--More than 7,00' bales of cotton were moved from warehouses which were threatened by raging floodwaters from the Chattahoochee River, to higher ground, filling a street of Columbus, Georgia. South Awaits New Floods From Torrential Rains MONTGOMERY (P)--Central and south Alabama braced last night for angry 'torrents of water from flooding rivers rolling relent- lessly...…
…At irt t Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN )pinions Are Pm UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS I Will Prevai" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG, * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 itorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. ', FEBRUARY 28, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: SUSAN FARRELL SHERIFF'S DE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY II f -i1 1 I For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. !' 1 -Daily-Larry Vanice FROM OUT OF THE FOREST-Paul Bunyan returned to cam- pus yesterday noon to herald the coming ball in his honor. Babe the Blue Ox Joined the parade around the Diag. His march was accompanied by members of the Foresters Club and the traditional "jug band...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY____ Cagers Lose to, Wisconsin, 76-68 Keen Plans for Big Ten; Must Outguess Spartans .4. Special to The Daily SON-Michigan came close LA night, but the game was al and not horseshoes, so~ Gagers recorded was a ig Ten loss to Wisconsin. nsin's third victory in 11 idn't come without a strug- he cellar-dwelling Wolver- d moved to withii three 71-68, with 45 seconds re- r, and a one-plus-one free oming. The first shot wa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ED BY LEGACKI, DARNTON: Freestylers Lift 'M' Hopes Faculty-Student Games Open (This is the first of two articles analyzing Micihgan's strengths and weaknesses in the upcoming, Big Ten Swimming championships. To-. day's article deals with the five freestyle events, tomorrow's with the specialty events and diving.) By FRED STEINHARDT If Michigan is to retain its Big Ten swimming title, it will Grob- ably have to score very...…
…rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY iEIl V, FEBRUARY 28, 194 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .axw.a: .. f,'Y7..: ' r axc" ic ..''"v a- n av~sn..n t, w-.-p-. -'*"' . 'i 3v''s V:e' f"9Fa' a z . wf . te 'S:,..es; ? & s""rax an . , I from Page 5) are being made by the International of law, Kyushu University, Fukuoka Center and Mrs. Henry J, Meyer. City, Japan, will visit Feb. 28-March 2. Associa- Mr. Rajai Hakki and Mrs. Hakki,, embership in Student The Internati...…
…STUDENT ACTIVITIES: ORKOR PLAY?9. SePugle YI [ Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom exit CLOJDY, SNOW High-32 Cloudy this morning followed by snow during the afternoon. _. . .... ..r. . vmLim Nox~. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA ". v.w + .. r . ... 1 -Daily-Dave Gltrow RECORD BREAKER-John Tidwell was carried from the court last night after breaking three. ichigan scoring records and sparking t...…
…O _ _ __ _ _ THE MICHIGAN DAILYa SUN AY, FEBI I I. To Hold Tea For Opening Of Positions The Assembly Association Peti- tioning Tea will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the League. Anyone interested in petitioning for the Assembly Association Ex- ecutive Board is invited to attend. Present board members will be on hand to answer questions and is- sue petitions. Joan Comiano '61, Assembly president, said that petitions are available for' presi...…
… Russell Says Grout To Spark Riots in NEARING AGREEMENT: West Discusses Disarmament Plan . .. WASHINGTON, mP)--Allied of- ficials were reported near agree- ment yesterday on a new three- stage disarmament plan for ne- gotiation with Russia. But France may block a final Western accord. Diplomats said the heavy in- volvement of French military forces in Algeria and France's de- termination to develop atomic weapons make it difficult for P...…
…e M~ign e N Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Opinons Are Free th. Will Preail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AT THE MICHIGAN 'Suddenly Last Summer': ANNESSEE WILLIA...…
…1960 THE MICHIGAN DATLY rrr .."J"Y^e<rR .KtRSV".? s :;,.. S'ti'G' r c, ;>;e, ra c4.a r DAILY'OFFICIAL , (Continued from Page 4) For any additional information and appointments contact the Bureau of Appointments, 3528 Admin. Bldg, NO 3-1511, Ext. 489. Beginning with Mon., Feb. 29, the following schools will have represen- tatives at the Bureau of Appointments to interview for the 1960-60 school year. Mon., Feb. 29: ' Flint, Mich. - Elem.;...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2R_ 1 91tt1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TTh1flAV VWflPTTA~v 9* lflAfl Aa i'L'K3LUnnX 40, 1 UOU r Tolverine Icers Beaten; nnesota Goal in Overtime Tops'M'; ksters Fail To Hold Early Lead Swimmers Topple OSU Buckeyes Nearly Upset Wolverines; Darnton and Morrow Clinch Victory By DAVE COOK Michigan's hockey team looked ward grimly to powerful Denver er dropping a 4-3 overtime deci- n yesterday afternoon to M...…
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…,, . ... .. . ... c .. . - 7-7 The Distinctive Art Form TE FACT that it is possible to identify the art of the cinema Film InsDeelops.iPhenom so explicitly with the twentieth Dl century which witnessed its birth is one of the neat "coincidences" of modern history. Truly, theW hich Describes Contem porary 1 movies are a phenomenon of the present century. They-reflect both the scientific and the socio-psychological biases of our times. And wh...…
… -,. . .,F . - -r -4- Modern Dress, Speaking of Movies Lo (Continued from Preceding Page) Halstead believes there was room for improvement. The fun would have been increased, he says, if the comedians had done a better job of translating Dogberry and Verges more completely in terms of the souithwestern sheriff-deputy positions they played. While comedy more often than not improves with semi-modern costuming. the same can't always be s...…
…---- x -, - -' ~r -r ~ - - - - - Broa adway Pla.ys: Alas, Poor Yorick! The New Hamlet Wore Knk The Industry's Antiquated Film Code Prevents Effective Movie Productions Of Some Important Stage Successes By MARC ALAN ZAGOREN By KATHLEEN MOORE ALTHOUGH adapting Broadway plays into motion pictures ac- counts for an extraordinary num- ber of the current releases, the films which emerge rarely have qualities satisfying to the more discerning ...…
… r + 1 Choose from these AMAZING BOOK BARGAINS -good reading for all in the MODERN LIBRARY Hundreds of books to select from-all at the remarkable low-price of only each Each MODERN LIBRARY BOOK is: * Durably hard-bound for lifetime use * Beautifully printed on fine paper * Protected with colorful dust-wrapper * 256 to 952 pages in length * Full home-library size The New York Times calls THE MODERN LIBRARY "THE GREATEST BOOK BARGAIN In...…
…-w- -~ -~------ - -~ ~- - 'I.. ~ - 4- w- -~ w - . - - - - -~ - ' . -7 Booking Films for Local Audiences ACT OA Captivating Portra (Continued from Page 3) A: I think it was lowest in 57-58, but I'd have to check. It's been good this year, the reason being the quality of recent films. They've been intelligent pictures, for adults. By "adult" I don't mean "vulgar," either. They've been films of mature intelligence. Q: What effect do the Leg...…
… Huston Develops Th Black Film Aunt Edna and London Tb A Report on New Plays in Great Brit (Continued from Page 9) fThen he rade three reputedly fine -documentaries for. the War Department-including Battle of San Pietro, "perhaps the finest film to come out of World War H11 (to be shown by Gothic Film Society next month). After the war he returned to the gangland milieu with two screen plays for other directos- Three Strangers, about fortun...…
…-.Y- '~ - -~ - - - -, - ~- -r -. -. . - - - 2 -S A Quest for New Creativity The Disappearance of The R The Avant Garde Answers With Several Expressions Of a Pessimistic World By PATRICK CHESTER The Radio City Music Hall Is the Last Stronghold; They Flourish in Europe, On TV and in Nightclubs By LAWRENCE KASS ROADWAY is in a rut. Play after play opens and folds be- cause it cannot arouse the critics' Imaginations. The only new cre- ative...…
… ,,.,, Suggested Selections for a Repertory Theatre (Continued from Page 1 ) perform them here with the sort of company he has been talking about. "Though too much Ibsen seems dead," Prof. Baird continued. "I'd like to see him do Pillars of So- ciety, Brand or Peer Gy.nt." And some of the experimental people," Prof. Halstead said. He listed Brecht (The Three-penny Opera). Beckett ( Endgame, Wait- ing for Godot) and Pirandello. Pirandello i...…
…= - w - w - ~ w - - - - - ~ - - Conservative, Flashy, Obscure The Power Struggle In Ann Arbor Theatres By CAROL LEVENTEN The Ideal Repertory Th THREE ELEMENTS -- the con- servative, the flashy and the obscure-seem to have dominated I a type of power struggle in the Ann Arbor theatres during the last fifty years. This competition between the speech department, drama season and a non-cate- gorized amalgam of the off-beat has led to the gr...…
…0 LEGISLATORS IGNORE REAL SOLUTION See Page 4 Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 741 41 at t COOL, C oUDY VOL. LXIX, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX PA -Daily-Robert Dennis THAT VICTORY SMILE - Last night was a happy day for coach Newt Loken (center) and his gymnastics squad as they downed the always-strong Illinois team, 58-54. Jimmy Brown (left) and Bill Skinner turned in the all-importan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, F1 E'RGRADUATE LIBRARY: taff Answers Questions, Finds Books for Students /By PHIIP SHERMAN Please tell me where I can find >ook on the American Presi- Well, have you looked in the dl catalogue yet?" 'Uh, no." 1 You might try looking under ssiter, the American Presiden- Give Assistance 'his is a dialogue familiar to of the reference librarians 'of Undergraduate Library: a stu- .t asking for assistance in lo-, ing ...…
…,IlY, FEBRUARY 28, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE i ERAY2, 99TEMCIGA ALYPG 'U' Institute Students, Faculty Wade As Snow Drifts Thaw Might Bring More Money (Continued from Page I)- years, the Institute could give rise to 500 million to one billion dollars per year in science- based in- dustry," the report said. Call Reqt.est 'Tiny' Terming the request "tiny" com- pared with funds spent nationally for scientific research, the report said it...…
…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 Prey 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 ncst be noted in all reprints. "Did They Say This Was A Balanced Budget Or A Juggled One?"...…
…VARY 28, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .H MCJG ..AT~ PAGUF II DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN . I 1 rr. rrrrr wr rrrrrrruw~rrr rr~rr~r~ rrr ~ I For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. (Continued from Page 4), opwood Rm. (1006 Angell Hall) on., March 2. by. SConcerts Student Recital: Janet Ann Ruff- ner, who studies oboe with Florian Mueller, will present a re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT DnA cers Lose, acDonald, White Score; 6 -2; Wrestiers Draw; Gymnasts Wi 14 iilds Turns Back 50 Shots Grossfeld Cops Firsts in Three Events, But Can't Keep 'M' from 58-54 Victory £- Special to The Daily .[ (Continued from Page 1) V MINNEAPOLIS - A brilliant game by goalie Ross Childs wasn't enough to. sotp Min'nesota's Gold- en Gophers from rolling over Michigan, 6-2, here' last night. A 15-foot backhand...…
…COLLEGES AND HIGH SCHOOLS See Page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :43 a it Sr 'Sr CLOUDY, RAIN -- -- --- _,. ... ,. _,. r EIGHT PA( VL. .XVIIflTNo. 105V~a*a4~VS~ I ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1958 FIVE CENTS J . v Red Ambassador Seeks Friendship Says End to U.S. Trade Embargo Could Ease International Tensions WASHINGTON (A') - Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov, pressing his friendlier-than-thou campai...…
…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, To HeaMusic f rom 'Gold C nAr-XUnr9 DEAN EMMONS: REHEARSING-Student orchestra, conducted by Carl Karapetian, Gold Seeker," written by Paul Cooper, of the School of Music. They in Auditorium A, Angell Hall. Cooper wrote the score as backgrou featurette, which won first prize in its category at the Internatio tioiship of this man to the town." awarded him after he received his versity who would ...…
…ilding Problems SITUATION REVIEWED: Jessup Speaks on International Law By DOUG VIELMETTI itudent Activities Building has problems, but at least doesn't ve any space problems -- yet. Architects and University ad- nistrators pretty well took care the growing pains of the build- for about the next four years its life," declared Tony Weiler, NR, chairman of the SAB Ad- 'istrative Board. 'Right now, our biggest prob- 1 is to look ahead, to avoid ...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MCHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OP BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. 0 ANN ARBOR, MICH.'SPhoneC NO 2-3 241 171 0 l L- L4- iu 211r Prevail" in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. The Tragedy of War IT TAKES more than a gigantic screen with a cast to match make...…
…t 1. 5 A WINNER-.Helen Newberry and Gomberg's "Showboat" k first honors in the '56 Michigras show booths division.. '4 By NANCY STAMM rry Field :ouse will echo with sounds of hammer and saw nesday and Thursday, April id 24. idents will be placing last te touches to their Michigras is. Michigras Booth Commit- ecently announced the booths >ted in each of three cate- s. ow booths chosen are jointly sored by : Alpha Epsilon Phi Zeta Beta Tau;...…
…DI~ALY . rrier Provides Bench Strength- Unbeaten Wolverine Gymnast TOM WITECKI ;he few strong points on :an basketball bench this s been senior forward rrier. ber of the Wolverines' 'ing the past three years, s been one man Coach can depend on to sub- a close game. )ependable Sub st game against Ohio year was a good ex- Tarrier's -dependability. was protecting a small lead going into the last ten min- utes of the game when George Lee wa...…
…Y. F9BRUAItY 28 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M'F Icers To Host Toledo ercurys Tonigh Game Marks Finale for Three 'M' Stars; Schiller Returns to Coliseum with Toledo By MEL ROSEN Wolverine hockey enthusiasts will have their last chance of the season to see the pucksters in action when the Toledo Mercurys invade the Coliseum at 8 p.m. today. T'ckets for the game may be purchased at the Athletic Admin- istration Building from 8:30-12' a.m. or a...…
…E~I(HT T MICHIGAN DAILY l "R.i'f1AV: 7^i ie"7t .Y ia77.'V J14 idic! THE MTCWI(~AN BATTV V'P~a7 ~ ? A~?* *0£ £I.A X r.,Z'W.5R assU t1ZI.Y 8, 15 IDAILY' OFFICIAL BULLETIN I rj (Continued from Page 4) Feb. 25: International Student Asso- ciation, "Balloon Debate," 7:15 p.m., League. (Postponed, new date to be set) Feb. 26: International Student Asso- ciation, film of Moscow Youth Festival and slides of China, 8 p.m., Architec- ture Aud. ...…
…PROBLEM OF THE NEEDY STUDENT See rage 4 / l~tr 7!Iatt CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State I VOL. LXVII, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICMGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1957 EIGHT PAGES Teamsters Aid in Defeat Of Politician Failure to Cooperate iCosts Mayor Election WASHINGTON ()-Senate in vestigators were told yesterday the Teamsters Union helped de feat a mayor of Portland, Ore because he didn't cooperates it plans to expand the city's vi...…
…~1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEWRSDA'Y", FEBRUARY tS,1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1957 Reverend Florovsky to Speak On Russian Religious Themes Ens ian Ups Price I I A.A kA I The Rt. Reverend Georges Flo- rovsky will discuss "Religious Themes in 19th Century Russian Philosophy and Literature," 4:10 p.m. today in Aud. A, Angell Hall. The Odessa-born theologian has most recently taught at Harvard Divinity School an...…
