…IF TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 THY MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Ufer, McCarthy, Matthex Returning Lettermen Bolster Hopes For Successful Year For Thinclads ws Will Return To Cinder Squad . .* Sophomores Add Strngth, Speedl ', H ockey OutloQk Brighter i Track Coach Ken Doheity said in Al Piel was of no use to the team a recent interview, "This year's track all year because he was hurt in prac- team is potentially good. We may not tice befor...…
… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 THE MCHIE~AN iAIT. T 1E.,SPT 9.14 71 Varsity Linksmen Win Big 1en Crown Capt.-Elect Smith Paces By BUD LOWI Michigan's varsity linksmen, who finished their most successful sea- son since the days when Johnny Fisher and Chuck Kocsis spelled ter- ror for the opposition, ended Illinois' two-year domination of the Western Conference golf crown by taking the title on the University, ...…
…GENERAL SECTION LI r t ct 4:3att GENERAL SECTION VOL'. LLII No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1942 ORIENTATION EDITION Famed Artists, Lecturers To Appear Here 4' Dean's Office Gives General Auto Use Ban Interpretation Ignorance Of 'U' Rulings Will Not Be Excused; Registration Of Stored Automobiles- Required Usual Exceptions To Be Considered The Dean of Students Office offers the following general interpretations of the...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU S., $Eft 29, 1W4 ____ - -- - ;, , , _. .n DormsH Ouse 0Move Residence Halls Filled To Copacity This. Year Uppeoplaosmn n Givjigu IL oom s T e 10wn; < 25 Separate Dorms Located, On Canipus. With facilities for. housing more than 3,QOQ stllcients, the University system of residence halls is considered the largest tn the world inwhich the house plan is in operation. However, thi iir~fWu of Wqr workers, and a g...…
…MTTE MICHI GA NDA ILY PAGI~ ~tR~ ij~ I El -~ ~ Law Progrufmr EA s~" D sit :1.. nrollment . Of School. Although the enrollment. in the b iwSchool. will be reduced below' ArzxnaI by the war service of law, stdents, al o the regular Lawr 6ebool program~s and a.ctivities will: b e con ducte d as uisu al for th e du ra -d o of h stl ie . T e u al c r es *Wlil be offered, although certaiin ex- targ sections nraly available in meof the. larger cou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 THE MIC IGA....Y...S.,SET..9,.94 f V V ii p k), 11 ITY MU s ICMIL SOCIETY r 1 - 1 THOR JOHNSON, Conductor HARDIN VAN DEU RSEN, Acting Conductor k) I, $." TB UNIVERSIT Y OF MICHIGF4N i - I I - I I I I Preentj di SJCXf5,- a !C Jinuat "5 ~/, 3 -~ ~4 01 IA L JN 0 N w r :, t { -" j l 1' =? k ) Y s.ri J4 IT SE I J 11 T ' '~' BER 20 C SSg KCK CHO RUS ... ergeJaro...…
…29, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Caps1uo T' Hopwood Awards Spur Young Writers Contests Entering Twelfth Year; $10,000 Given In Each Competition I Contributing highly for over a dec- adle toward establishing the literary fame of the University and stimulat- ing student creative effort have been the Avery and Jule Hopwood awards. Under the terms of the will of Avery Hopwood, prominent American dramatist and member of the class of '05, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TuTs", sruir. 29, jol' W YOU CAN GET YOUR COLLEGE DEGREE IN 32 MONTHS: Of . ducational Schedule o the! University from thc Western ann yLvanie. Or'ganized Reserves, ee he served <s executive officer. i c BOa d 01 Regents-convened in s l1Ycial wartime meeting-offi- ciafly estalblizhed the three-term arogram on Feb. 10. They authorized a poll of student body and directed that the Summer Term should start >i soon as poss...…
… 4 TUES., SEFT. 29, 1942 T149 MICHIGAN n .d lr rV tm a 0^ &IWIW IMIIL* among= sT m ,±y. MN C MT EV S l 'T j -LZ rAOF- - Yearbook Staff, Lacking Editor, Plans'43'Ensian IJ~ lessM Manager States Wartime Difficulties Won't Halt Publication ArtUso ActingEditor Despite war, priorities and lack of an editor, the Michiganensian will be published this year, declares Ben Qouglas, '43, business manager of the yearbook. University students will no...…
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