…WEDNESDAY, MAY S, 1954 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IVE WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~ VI a. a u u: 1R;.. T N rL 'U' Glee Club Accompanist' To Perform Piano Student To Play In Concert Saturday With Singing Group Accompanying the Men's Glee Club in its annual spring concert Saturday, Joseph Savarino, a grad- uate student in Music School, will r perform at the piano. Savarino has studied at Julliard School of Music in New Y...…
…PME b'n[ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WrnNIESDAY, ?1TA4 S, 1954 VX~ 'ST~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 19~4 INTER-ARTS FESTIVAL: . One-Act Fantasies To Be Presented1 A gold and red bangled dress that was bought in the Paris flea market for $1.50 will be only one of the unusual items on display Saturday. Drama and ballet will be fea- tured as part of the four-day In- ter-Arts Union Festival. "A Cock- tail Quadrille," by Gayle Greene, '56, ...…
… 'CAMPUS POLITICAL La test Deadline in the State COOLER AND CLOUDY Ira. W rWYW 7 - * A 1 V Uia. LAJI, [NO. .L'1 Ike Budget To Cut Size Of Services Decrease in Drafi Calls Predicte 1 ' d By the Associated Press President Eisenhower's econom3 budget calls for a $2,100,000,00( cut in military spending and 2 drop of nearly 200,000 men in th size of the Armed Forces, defens officials said yesterday in Wash- ington. The proposed reduction in ...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1953 'TRIAL BY JURY', 'PINAFO RE': G&S Productions To Open. Tomorrow, Moving briskly through the final rehearsals of an intensive twelve week schedule the Gilbert and Sullivan Society will present its double- bill production of "H.M.S. Pinafore" and "Trial by Jury" at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Pattengill Auditorium. the The classical light operas will be performed through Saturday by group. THE SOC...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAGE THREE PAGE THREE Wolverine Tennis Team Romps Over Purdue, 3-1 Michigan Chalks Up Second Straight Conference Victory '7/ By DICK BUCK Pete Paulus, number one man, racked up his first win of the sea- son yesterday as the Michigan tennis squad swept all singles matches in an 8-1 slaughter of Purdue. The meet was the first of the season on the Wolverines' home courts and they were right at home...…
… 4 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1953 I I Campus Political Inertia . MATTER OF FACT HE UNIVERSITY is politically dead. All. the outward signs of political di- vergence remain but they have lost their deeper convictions. The Young Republicans and the Young Democrats continue to abuse each other regularly, but is merely from force of long standing and socially condonable habit. Basic differences have temporarily been buri...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE FrVE w .a.v .a a. aaa yai .EL1 Pa (ur r ar r a Flying Balloons Hold Free IFC Ball Tickets .u:::; :.:: <":::>. ::.> :. :..,saw:..::::::; .:.... :.:::::..:........ ....... , . .... ----- --....... _ i Judges To Select Sing Finalists _ .. _. t Members of the committee for the Interfraternity Council Bail took advantage of the first high ceiling for several days in Ann Arbor to scatter three d...…
… 1 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1953 Prof. Heller Gives Talk. On Buildings, South America is awakening to 20th century architecture and there is a fever of building going on, said Prof. Catherine Heller of the College of Architecture and Design speaking yesterday on her South American tour. While attending the eighth An- nual Congress of Architecture in Mexico City, Prof. Heller had the opportunity to view the new Uni- ver...…
…MED SCHOOL VS. DISCRIMINATION See Page 2 jcj 4L Av A6F 4VItr4t a Dad1' 7 u Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY AND COOT: VOL. LXI, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1951 FOUR PAGES 5UN Forces Gain Ground Over Reds Enemy Retieats On Central Front TOKYO - (A) - Allied forces edged their front line back north in west-central Korea yesterday for the first time since the Reds' big spring offensive ground to a Shalt. Ther...…
… 17 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1951 I I Med School vs. Discrimination IT ALL sounds terribly familiar. In March of 1950, the Committee to End Discrimination sent a delegation to the Medical School to consult with them about the possibility of removing potentially dis- crimnatory questions from application blanks. The delegation reportedly met with an abrupt rebuff. The Medical School spokes- man stated at that time that the com-...…
…SATUiWAY, MAY 5, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Indiana Nine Blanks Wolverines " - * * * * * 4> Track Team OpensHome SlateToday By BYRLE ABBIN Many question marks will face the Wolverines this afternoon as they open their outdoor home dual track competition against Wis- consin's Badgers at Ferry Field. Foremost in the eyes of every- ohe will be captain Don Hoover, Big Ten indoor high and low hur- dies champ. In his only outdoor outing of the ...…
… ' { FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1951 GUARDS' SHADOWY HALLS: Clerk Stalks Quad During Wee Hours 4 * * * * By CAL SAMRA Probably no one on campus is mnore alert to the sound of foot- steps than Theodore Kaarsberg, West Quad's night watchman. But if the footsteps are neither those of a stranger, a rabble- rouser, a woman, or an intoxicat- ed student, Kaarsberg is unper- urbed and continues his regular nocturnal duties. * * * T...…
… UNION AMENDMENT See Page 4 wide Latest Deadline in the State uii4; CLOUDY AND SHOWERS VOL. LX, No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 EIGHT PAGES I I * * * * * * * * * Tobey Hits Race News Organization Hearing Closes Down Indefinitely WASHINGTON-(WP)-Sen. To- bey (R-NH) charged yesterday that officials of the Big Race News agency, Continental Press Service, are trying to lead Senate gambling investigators "down a bl...…
…tiHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 _RIDA._ MAY5.lf t w Avirett To Give Press Lecture William Avirett; vice-president of Colgate University, will address journalism students on "Univer- sity and the Press" at 3 p.m. today in Rm. B, Haven Hall. Avirett, former education edi- tor of the New York Herald-Tri- bune, will deliver the final Uni- versity Lecture in Journalism. A coffee hour in the news room will fallow the lecture. Formerly Av...…
… FAY, M~It 5, 1950 THE MICHIGAN lAILY Wisconsin Host o' M etmenNine Invade s Illinoi TRACK HOPES DASH-ED: Henrie, Mitchell Lost for Buckeye Meet. Murphy Takes Six Men For eeks-end Matches * * * By BOB VOKAC M i c h i g a n's track fortunes against Ohio State tomorrow af- ternoon received a jolt when Coach Don Canham disclosed yes- terday that injuries have scratch- ed Art Henrie and Jim Mitchell from competing in the only home cinder cl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Union Amendment THE PRtSMNT controversy over the An attempt made in1 )roposal to directly elect the Union presi- constitution failed when t and secretary, a minor amendment to not be assembled for the Union constitution carrying far-reaching I long-lasting effects is likely to be over- posed amendments at a ked. By raising the requi This secondary issue deals with the pro- quorum, it will be virtu sal to increase the number...…
… Lantern Senior Women To Wear Garb Of Graduation Vocal Groups To Vie For Winners' Awards Senior women, robed in their caps and gowns, will be honored Monday; May 15, in the annual Lantern Night tradition. The main event of this 37th Lantern Night program will be the singing competition between chor- al groups from the women's resi- dences. The winning chorus will be awarded the first place cup, won last year by Mosher Hall.-. THIS YEAR, howeve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY FIDfAYMAY 5. 1950~ .,. i -_ 03 AVOV MEMOPPONOMMEW J I - - ra ....... f1 EXPERIENCED SATIRE: NEW- RECORDS LONG-PLAYING 'Volpone' Will Open at Pattengill Season Tickets For Drama Festival Go on Sale Today 4. * * * I WESTMINSTER LP WL 50-1 Kodaly:'Te Deum......................Vienna Symphony Theater Overture WL 50-2 Boccherini: Symphony in A..............Vienna Symphony Haydn: Wind Octet in F ................Vie...…
… 1. THE MICHIGAN DAILY- PAGE SEV r A n S , w TRADITION TO TV: 'House Spirit' Discussed League to Exhibit Student Art (EDITOR'S NOTE-This is the sixth in a seri s on the Michigan House Plan of sidence halls.) By JOHN DAVIES Everything from house tradition to television figured in dorm lead- ers' explanations of the most im- portant reasons why some resi- dence halls have a lot of "house spirit" and others have practically none. Most com...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n'U'II It/i Service -Since 1912 4 * * * * * * Rapid Growth Keeps Pace With Enrollment Increase 4 :I ti - ..- Ability to do college work de- pends in part on good health - and the' health of University stu- dents has been a main concern of the Health Service since it was set up in 1912 in a small residence home located where the Burton Memorial Tower now stands. During its first year of organized health service, the U...…
…ELECTION FRAUD See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :43 A6F zt., t tly I ii PARTLY CLOUDY, HIUMID VOL. LIX, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1919 PRICE FIVE CENTS I - i U Delegation Attempts To Save Bud oet Officers To Plead In Lansing Today A delegation of University offi- cials will face the House Ways and Means Committee today in a final attempt to stave off a pro- posed slash of more than $1,500,- 000 in the Unive...…
…. . THE MICHIGAN DAILY ERNEST TRUEX IN 'AH WILDERNESS': Drama Festival Tickets Now on Sale 26th Aniual 4---- Tickets for individual perform- ances of "Ah, Wilderness," open- ing May 9, will go on sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and everyday but Sunday in the Garden Room of the League. Season tickets are still available for the five play Drama Festival which includes "Twelfth Night", "Night Must Fall", 'As You De- sire Me", and "The He...…
…THE M CH lIGN DA1 PA Wayne Hot, Michigan Not; Score, 9-4i Extensive Duties, Lighter SideVary Crisler's Job /er Losers Held to Five Hits; Koceski H omers in Ninth Holdsworth Bats in Four Runs for Tartar's First Victory over Michigan in Two Years Is,WAII! W-EL ." Tigers Beat Boston, 5-1; Indians Squeeze by 'A's' By JIM PARKER Although no longer making headlines as head football coach, Herbert 0. "Fritz" Crisler con- tinues to dominat...…
…PAGE rFtia ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. ... . _ _ _. . . . :: .: "' Election Fraud Unwise Decision ... SOME QUESTION has been raised as to what effect recent Men's Judiciary action in disqualifying four student candidates will have on future election "fraud" proceedings on campus. By rejecting these men's claims to of- fice, the way is left open for any voter to deliberately disqualify a candidate by casting two ballots and awaiting Men's J...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGZ 'Senior Swing Out' To Recall Michigan' s Past Campus Traditions 4) * * * * Seniors To Give Memorable Ball Ray McKinley's Orchestra Will Feature FavoriteCollege Music at Semi-Formal The Class of 1949 will recall all the colorful memories and tradi- tions associated with Michigan graduating classes of the past, when they present "Senior Swing Out", Saturday, May 21, from 9 p, m. to 1 a.m. in the IM Building. Sw...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Smoke, Gas Trap Four In Coal Fire Rescuers Work To Free Miners GIRARDVILLE, Pa.-(IP)-Four miners were trapped 800 feet un- derground yesterday in a burning anthracite mine. Rescuers pumped fresh air in hopes the entombed men are still alive. The miners were trapped short- ly before last midnight in the No. 5 Colliery of the Gilberton Coal Company, two miles from this eastern Pennsylvania hard coal community. NOT A SOUND or ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A PAGE THI H GA ~ i _ _ ..___.__ AIW w , . Hit Predicted For Students' New Coniedy The promoters of "Froggy Bot- tom" think they have found an- other hit. This time it's "Boy Meets Girl," the comedy being presented by the University Student Players, Friday, May 13 and Sunday, May 15 at the Masonic Temple. Bill Zerman, who was publicity director for the first post-war Un- ion opera, has picked ten of the top promotion men ...…
…4 THU SDAY, MAY 5, 1949 EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY, EIGHT TJIU*RDAY, MAY ~ I94~ HOT KEYBOARD MAN: Art Hodes To Be Featured At Dixie Jazz Concert Art Hodes, one of the greatest exponents of the keyboard, will be the featured soloist at an all- Dixieland Jazz Concert to be pre- sented May 15 by the Hot Record Society. Born in Chicago, Hodes grew up in the late 20's, the golden era of Dixieland jazz. Shortly after his arrival in New York, he...…
…rwoo'", TIlE UOUSE I LIVE IN 00, (t ll , r- AWF A6P t r t 4444 l CLOUDY, POSSIBLE RAIN 19r Latest Deadline in the State 1 VOL. LVIII, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAL 5, 1948T PRICE FIVE CENTS Taft a Arabian King Warns UN Of Bloodshed Report Yehiudia Taken by Irgun Leads s t in Ohio GOP Primary "r } r LAKE SUCCESS, May 4--P- King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan told the United Nations today the calamities in Palestine ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1948 CASE CLUB FINALISTS-Finalists in the Case Club competitions are shown here preparing their briefs for the arguments on the Taft-Hartley Act to be presented tomorrow at 3:15 p.m. in Rm. 100, Hutchins Hall. They are from left to right: Robert H. S. Babcock, Arthur H. Northrup, William W. Wumkes, and Arthur M. Rude. Winners of the competition will be announced tomorrow night at the annual Case Club Ban...…
…Y, MAY 5, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE* -i THE a aTAN al csY tA'~ HOLLYWOOD TAKE IT AWAY! NNew Look' in Hats Scorned By Informal Michigan Males Two Delegates To Represent AIM, Assembly at Convention By ALICE BRINKMAN The "new look" in mens' hats was given the old "razz-berry" by 'J' students on the unfortunate end of the three-to-one ratio, in a recent informal poll. Hatless campus males unani- mously greeted the pictured crea- tions o...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNl I1.)AY. A 5, Mil 'The House- I Live In' HE' ;-IvUG x"youi-can't-1c gi;I ate-aga-,nst- disrimnaion g ngwoke up yesterday morning to find some of their rationaliza- tions crumbling under what was called the "greatest blow to discrimination in many years." At least, they must have noted' with no small shock, discrimination has no more place in court. Making it quite obvious that in legal opinion, skin color is ...…
…WVEDNFES7-01%VAY ' 1, 1MR 4I TIE MICHICAN DAILY PAcr SWEET AND LOWDOWN:- Jazz Story Runs Rampant; New Orleans to Stan Kenton By JEAN RUSS The Great Exodus of 1917 from New Orleans marks a turning point in the history of jazz, which leads finally to Stan Kenton. The center of music in the 1920's, during the JazzAge, was Chicago. Musicians came to the great metropolis up the Missis- sippi via the riverboat centers, Kansas City and St. Loui...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WNSDAY, MAY a, 1948 I liskey Heads Huge 'I-M Set-Up By PRES HOLMES A nationwide comic-strip has been concerned lately with a uni- que, multi-armed statuette, but this imaginative being is reduced to insignificance by a certain human down at the IM building. The sedulous individual refer- red to is Mr. Earl Riskey. Com- plete charge of setting up and keeping in operation an efficient, extensive, and satisfactory pro- gra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY R'AGE Former Track Coach May Return; Nine Rained Out k Wolverine Tennis Team Faces Kalamazoo Today Stung by two straight losses at the hands of Michigan State and Notre Dame, Michigan's netters 'will attempt to get back on the victory road today when they meet a red-hot Kalamazoo Col- lege squad on the Ferry Field courts at 3:30 p.m. The Kazoos has taken twelve matches in a row before they dr...…
…THE MICaIII tN WkILY UTDNF SDAV, ATAV 15 B414 T....CH.. ..L WDNetAY..... $4 ...,.. Tag Day oiitionsBring Gidre Gay r1mner Four Weeks of Fun What haupens to the kids who are growing up in an environment that keeps them from a normal, haiapy childhood-kids who need a second chance? For 240 boys from the metropolitan areas the answer will be four weeks at the Fresh Air Camp this summer. There they will get good food, rest, outdoor fun and ...…
…EXTE11'NSION SERVICE See Page 8 Li Sw6 I7 aiiij FAIR, CONTINUED CO VOL. LVI, No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Final Festival Concert To Feature Nade 11, Baccoloni INCONGRUOUS: Soloist Says U. S. Socially Anti qua ted By ANNETTE SHENKER "Although we have made such tre- mendous strides scientifically, so- cially we are still back in the middle ages," Anne Brown, soloist in theMay Festival concert yesterda...…
…PAGE TWO TINE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1946 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, MAY 5, 194G State Cities Await Brownout Orders. Ordinances To Be Effective Only If Coal Strike Persists, Officials Say (oggeshall To Return ToPublic Health School By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 4-Detroit and 45 other Michigan communities served by the Detroit Edison Co. today awaited emergency "brownout" ord- inances propsed by the company to conserve the state's dw...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ._._.. ....... ._:.... , . .. , DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN r II M , i i Publication in the Daily Official Bul- letin is constructive notice to al mem- bers of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Assistant to the President, 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:30 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- urdays). SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1946 VOL. LVI, No....…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY B40" PAQ~ FOuR ~n4n?~Y7M~v ~7P48 Fif ty-Sith Year SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT: TVA and Ptbl Power ,{ Dominie Says DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Margaret Farmer. . . . .. . . Managing Editor Hale Champion.. . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . City ...…
…t'NAv, MNT'i 5 , 1 46r fl E, Wl 1 tll- I i7w- A N - 11 A 1 iy PAGE tiV TII~ MIdflII~N hATT.V PARE FiVe N Installation Night To Be Held May 13 in Rcekhim Golf Club To Present Play Day; Members of Tieam Announced Announcemen ts of Coed Posts, Tapping, To Highlight Evening Climaxing several weeks petition- ing and interviewing for coed cam- pus activity positions for 1946-47, Installation Night will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 13 in...…
…PAGE SIR THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAY 5, 1946 PAGE SIX SUNDAY, MAY ~, 1946 , Assault Romps Home To By SID FEDER 100,000" - let out the yipee-yi-yay y CHURCHILL DOWNS, Louisville, Ky., May 4-(/P)-Assault, loud you could hear it like gunfire ove: a chip-off-the-old-block from the wide open spaces of Texas, It was a Texas victory all the way struck lightning on the stretch of Churchill Downs today to win to second at the stretch and the fan the K...…
…SUJNDY; MAC' 5; V4G TH11E MIG111A N 1DA LY PAGE SEVEN Wolverines Drop Second Tilt As Winning Streak Is Snapped' A S SOCAT0)PIaSLAE Seven Rtun Rally Gives Mich iga First" Game, 8-6; Illini Takes Nightcap, 4.3 (Continued from Page 1) field foul line gave the Wolverines two more markers. Chappuis singled home Rosema and after Tomasi hadI struck out, Chappuis scored on Swan- son's double to left. Swanson, him- self, scored the seventh run a ...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,TMAtY ", 90 CJOSS=COIJNTRYCAMPUS: iMore Extensum Courses' Predicted by Dr Fisher By JOSEPIl iH. KARSINER State Universities of the future will teach many times the number of students who inhabit their campuses. Dr. Charles A. Fisher, director of the University's Extension Service, said yesterday that he wouldn't be amazed to see the day when the ratio of off-campus to on-campus students would run as high as 10 to ...…
…11 .' ! mII i ! P' l t G i Alt, t WEATHER Mostly Cloudy with Light Rain. VOL. LV, No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazi Troops in orth western ermany, HollandDenmark Cease Firing at 2. A.M. Tank Battle Rages near Moravian City New Red Offensive Reported in Austria By The Associated Press LONDON, May 5, Saturday-Rus-- sian troops, smashing out powerful 10-mile gains in the Nazis' Czecho- slovakia...…
…PAGE TWO THE MTCHWIAN DAILY _ _ r p Li teraIpu it a FiftylFifth Yea WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Opening Sessions Solemn Edited and managed by students of the University of Miclhigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editorial Staff . . . . Managing Editor...…
…- ~i~tT~b~t MAY 5 194~ THi MI CHIGAN DAILY . ....... ........ . . ........... . ... . .................... . ..... .......... . ....... . .... . ......... . inksren IL AW 1 r it Golfers * * * * * * 4 Track, Baseball, Net SquadsActive Today Thinclads in Triangular at Purdue; Nine, Tennis Team To Play at Homne r. Purdue, Miami Arej Foes at Lafayette Doubleheader with Minnesota Carded In its first meet after a smashing triumph ...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SATDAY, MAY 19 45 EXe d'United Jewish Appeal Begins y With Mass Rally for Students Position to France position in their councils on a co- equal basis. France becomes almost, but not technically, one of the spon- sors. Already the big four, meeting with members of their delegations and ad- visers, in a penthouse atop the Fair- mont Hotel were reported nearing agreement on major changes they will endorse in the Dumbarton Oa...…
… , MI ° °. Y t - 43tU aiti Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 5. 1944 Japs RepulsedinNorth Burma andI PRICE FIVE CENTS udia Airdrome In Holland Bombed Allied Offensive Goes into 20th Day By the Associated Press LONDON, May 4.-American Fly- ing Fortresses delivered a sharp at- tack on a Nazi airdrome in Holland today, highlighting the 20th straight day of the Allied aerial offensive-a day in which 1,750 bomb...…
…PAGE TWO THE Mii-,Rif . AN BAHN .. ...... ...... ,__... .._... +. .aa a.:i 1ri i. l..' ,t 1. 1 l3 ri . i \ L l'a. 1 L 1 CCf.11 ':i,1; 1Vla 4l v3 1 11 FBI Arrests Ward Officjal for Removing overumer it Sign ;;w State Group To Begin Attack On Delinquency Local Youth Guidance To Be Helped by Four Major Committees LANSING, May 4.-(A3)-The State Youth Guidance Committee moved today to stimulate attacks on juve- nile delinquency among the ci...…
