…:,; PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 19M -I Arts Magazine Needs Articles Generation, the student inter- arts magazine, is currently looking for publication material, Louis Or- lin, managing editor, has announc- ed. Essays, fiction, and poetry are all acceptable, according to Orlin. Critical or expository articles on contemporary society are also wanted, Orlin said. Because the 'Ensian photogra- phers are using the Genera...…
…-r --e.---.-.-.,r - - -.- K' PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1951 RIDE GOETH BEFORE FALL: Cheerleader Finds Unicycling No Players' Set Production Warren Blasts Kefauver At Governors' Conference By MIKE SCHERER Sitting on top of the world is easy compared to staying on top of a unicycle for long, claims Duncan Erley, '52E. Erley, a varsity cheerleader, put on a one-man show last Sat- urday when he and his blue and gol...…
…r. + - .-- -~ -~ *:~ I tired* of pushing. that bro"Ilken-down wheel? P Sdnir-ALfi6-a1t41 Dattv s / - ...., / 0 ,,, ., / % s <<r u MA.GAZVINE Sunday, October 4, 1959 Vol. VI, No. 2 0 NO 3-7733 yi NO 3-7733 j R. ,: V g r" 1 y r I l Ogcee 94/ I NO 3-7l733 I l. ti The Magic Number, NO 3-7733, will insure Speedy Pickup of that broken. down cycle and the speedier return of your, smooth orbitting wheel Authorized. I* I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bruce Bennett Examines Reasons Behind Baseball's Franchise Shifts Nu Sigs, Phi Rho Sigma .vWin I-M Football Contests II 11 q' if i 11 Giants will be playing baseball in San Francisco >e the Dodgers will be located in' Los Angeles. circulating the past few months about franchise alf dozen other major league clubs. this add up to? To the confused fan it appears otions -stunt in which lavish promises and irate in almo...…
… WAGE SEVEN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUUSDAY, OCTOBER 4,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Brooklyn Takes I Scene from the IDELN ES by Dick Cramer Almost-But Not Quite FUTURE sports writers looking back on 1956 will use "almost" as the key word in describing this year's major league pennant races. After three years as the Cinderella team of major league baseball, the Milwaukee Braves finally appeared to be reachin...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN I S Brooklyn Defeats I Yanks; Tie Snider Sparks Do Hits; Loes Pitches BROOKLYN-(P)-Duke Snider. Brooklyn's home run hero of last -October, hammered home four big runs to back up Billy Loes' grit- ty pitching yesterday as Brooklyn squared the World Series with a 73 victory over the New York Yankees in the fourth game. Bouncing back to even matters at home after losing the first two at...…
…ENNEs SWITZERLAND ff Foreign Lands Town Bly ENID I6APPIN of Contrast THE FIRST thing which struck Or perhaps we walked or took a me about Bienne and that trolleybus into town. This way I which I continually notice is that saw the small Protestant church, this town is, above all, a town of elegant in its simplicity - the contrasts, contrasts irretrievably only ornamentation came from interwoven. the flowers surrounding the build- There ...…
…THE ICIIGAN DAILY N Al LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tinued from Page 4) of speaker by the Commit- Iversity Lectures:. r9: Homecoming Dance, Un- , I-M Sports Build4ng, 9-1. : A motion providing that Lye Committee write a letter propriate people expressing f girl cheerleaders. Yes, 12; abstention. lTwo delegates to be sent rference on Student Travel be held in New York on 11 and - appropriated $150 xpenses. All-Campus Election Rules action with ame...…
…I1 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,1954 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TAKE OVER NEWSPAPERS: 'U' Students 'Perk Up' Two Weeklies 1- I (Continued from Page 4) and each has an annual value of 550 pounds, with an extra 200 pounds for married men. The deadline for the ap- plications is Oct. 31. Information on where to write for applications may be obtained from the Offices of the Grad- uate School. The following student spon...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1953 I _____I________________ ENCORE: Arts Theater Ghost Makes Come-Back By MARK READER The mysterious stranger is back! Chaos has brought havoc to the cast. The theater is being turned topsy-turvy. Rehearsals have been interrupted. You see, the Arts Theater's ghost has returned and once again is at its sly business of haunting. THIS CAREFULLY kept secret leaked out to the press yesterday...…
…The Social Democrats' Dream of a Classless Society: h Will Swecden Make It a Reality? BS JAMES SERER - V ~ -.: - ~.- - ____ Visitor Par fcipaloes in Student Life- German Style at Munich University By DOROTHEA STEUDLE HAVE an expression that' seems like it would cover your situation, 'you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink'," suggested an Amer- ican visitor. "Yes, that's exactly our prob-; lem," answered a leading theor...…
….n ..._ ,w ,. F . ,. ., - .....- -.. ..- .... ... _. -...~ w Y Suppressed Hope A Description of Life in Poland Today THOMAS PIATKOWSKI 'HIS SUMMER seven young Americans, of Which I was fortunate to be one, went from America, across the sea and across All the latest in POCKET BOOKS and PAPER BACKS Come in and Browse at 322 S. State NO 3-3371f Ii a continent to stay six weeks in a country - Poland - and with a people - the Poles - that w...…
…'V.. #,}N. ire: r -w -. -w C 1-. w .. -- r -r 'r -~ - - __ - ; .r , , Learning, Studying, Relaxing- A Russian Student's Week By PETER DAWSON A STUDENT at Moscow Univer- sity is quite likely to take it easy on Sunday, talking or perhaps studying in his two-person dormi- tory suite, according to Roger An- derson, '61, who just got back from three months in Russia and three satellite countries. Or a student may go to a soccer game, walk...…
… Mexico and South (Continued from Preceding Page) must be searched . . . for what wasn't exactly clear .. . on enter- ing and leaving. Additional check points are lo- cated along the road outside the: actual customs.' With soldiers, (some whose writing and reading left some- thing to be desired) doingtmost of the paperwork, the process is long and dragged out. Entry into Hon- duras took us an hour and a half ... exit took the same amount of ti...…
…i _ .. _ , _ . .h:: . - .~..- 4 ti Unexpected Propaganda Expressions EXOIIJS: The 'Hard Sell' Clouds Many Issues Austrian Youth Conduct Anti-Festival Campaign By LLOYli GELMAN A CASUAL observer in Vienna at, the time of the International Youth Festival would have been surprised by the propaganda he encountered there. The Commu- nist-sponsored Festival was per- haps most effectively covered by the anti-Festival campaign of the Austrian S...…
… :.. The Explosive Caribbean: w f- a.---V -&- . ..* - J. -..-. , Long Exploited and Underdeveloped, The Greater Antilles Awaken By THOMAS TURNER OVERPOPULATED, underdeveloped, ex- plosive-these are the Greater An- tilles. Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico are volcanic islands, forming a chain 1300 miles long. Fifteen million people live there. Each island has central mountains and coastal plains which are used for grow- ing sugar...…
