…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...…
…TIE MICHIGAN ATTY -WEDNESDAY, lJULY 5, 1950 i tiiila i. VLL1 {) 1VVV r; RACKHAM EXHIBIT DRAWS COMMENT: Skeptics, Admirers View Contemporary Art Vets Disgusted, Overjoyed at Omnipresence Personified * * * * * * * * * * By NANCY BYLAN What does the average man-in- the-gallery think of contemporary visual art? He agrees, that like the tele- phone, it's here to stay, but his wife is a little wary of putting in her library a chair with ...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN THURSDAY OCTOBER 5,1950 PAGE SEVEN lV lot V ' 3 iA ' . 1y. L;It6 s HIGHLAND FLING IN ENGLAND-Kilted actor Caesar Romero and actress Vera Ellen do a highland fling on the set of their latest film "Happy Go Lovely" in England. S U R F S I D E S A G A- Actress Ilona Massey reads to a group of orphans from the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin she took for a day's outing at St...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER '5, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1950 PAGE SEVEN Defeat Bruins End Husky Bowl Bid Dreams Richter Sparks Bear Defensive SEATTLE - ()) - A meaty, . mighty California Bear crushed Don Heinrich and the Rose Bowl hopes of Washington yesterday, flashing unexpected passing power u to earn a 14 to 7 Pacific Coast Conference football victory before a record crowd of 55,000.> It was Washington's first con...…
… THE MCICHIGX DiILY South Wary Faculty for Knowing9 Of Aid Bill s. -Kallenbach Fears Federal School Control Southern Representatives," fears that President Truman would attempt to discourage seg- regation in schools receiving Fed- eral funds no doubt caused the * Education and Labor Committee to demand his guarantee that the administration would impose no such controls, according to Prof.> Joseph Kallenbach of the political department. Prof....…
… 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...…
…TH[7RSDAY, 'OCTOBER S, U THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S MN I 'rHUEBDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENj rl *: If. ~1 ..ta ke a part of Michigan along with you upon your graduat(ion. Make your Mich iganensian picture appointment now! 4 .4 I .4. :; A pply in person: 9 till12 andl1tillI5 141, Ext. 26: 1 till 5 {. or'' by. phoning 2=3~ i. t Thursday or Friday . Studnt Publications Building 4 i 'UI I …
…$1 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1950 ,y PESSIMISTIC AFTER ASIAN TOUR: ( A Prof. Fifield Sees Vital Need for U.S. Aid in Far East "I1l I * * I "Throughout Asia Communist forces and propaganda are mak- ing the big push. The United States is mistrusted and even hated in regions that have been "We must reach the people of India and Indonesia-who are mis- trustful of us-as well as those in the Peking dominated...…
…F- tTI-IMiTTAN DAITIV -tTNI DAY, MARTM 5, 1950 [MPUS-WIDE CA RNIVA L: Michigras To Bust out all over 'in April * * *~ * * ** * * By FRAN IVICK :lcttgras is coming to campus :"" : n, complete with ferris wheels, e shows, cartoon parade floats a kiddie glamour contest. he traditional campus-wide ival will this year boast the e amusements that drew i00 attendants in 1948 - plus additional mechanical rides, ider variety of booths and a -organi...…
…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...…
