…TARE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PACM. AR'VVV T H E I C H G A I D A I Y ' A F u ' W ~ 7 u i ? L 3Z~s Gymnasts Succeed In Bid for Second Jorgensen Ends Career With 24 as Cagers Fall (Continued from Page 1) .iii THE By JIM BAAD Michigan's gymnasts left last Thursday morning for the Big Ten Meet full of championship op- timism, ran smack into the most powerful gymnastic juggernaut the Conference has ever seen on Fri- day and Saturday, and came home ve...…
… / ryl MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1956 I'C Committee Lists New Fraternity Pledges 3. (Continued from Page, 1) -hoenstadt, '59; Stephen hwartz, '59;, Abraham Suikes, ; Seymour Weberman, '59; ephen Winn, '60. ALPHA SIGMA PHI - George rans, '59; John Hall, '59; Donald Valley, '59E; Douglas Orvis, )E; Chandler Parker, '59; James aw, '60. ALPHA TAU OMEGA-Edward aldwin, '58E; Bernard Bogdon,. BE; Thomas Calcaterra, '59; homas Ghysels, '5...…
… V IKE'S MESSAGE CREATES ELECTION PRESSURE (See Page 4) YI L 1M Latest Deadline in the State Z43aii4j Ct L k VOL. LXVI, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1956 EIGHT PAGES Fraternity Heads Deny Bias Claim Discrimination Ends With Clause Removal Say Zerman, Weinbaum By BILL HANEY Campus fraternity leaders disagree with the charges of Dr. Alfred McLung Lee, president of the National Committee on Fraternities in Education, tha...…
…THE MICMIGAN DAILY 71 'Picnic' Continues Run I&A II*w r is -Robert Logan A SCENE FROM "PICNIC" - (left to right) Joan Conover (Mil- lie), Autumn Routson (the mother), Ruth Livingston (Madge) and Al Douglass (Hal Carter). "Picnic," presented by the Ann Arbor Civic Theater, opened yesterday and will continue at 8 p.m. today and tomorrow at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Tickets ave available daily from 10 a.m. until curtain time at the bo...…
… 1Y 6,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Assembly To Sponsor Workshop Dorm Officers, ADC Members To Attend Meeting Assembly Association will hold its annual workshop for officers of the independent women's houses from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to- morrow at the League. At the morning general session, opening remarks will be made be- fore the audience breaks up into discussion groups. In these smaller groups, prob- lems within the independent wo- men's hou...…
…U . P t.C t ttt :4 3 tt 1J' When Opinions Are Free, Truth Will Prevail Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 -'Time For Your Investigation Of The Press, Senator" le,. AT THE LYDIA MENDELSSOHN Inge Play Provides Frustration Theme THE Ann Arbor Civic Theatre put in another one of ...…
… ARMT 1,1556TTI MICHIGAN DAILY Text of Eisenhower's Message To Congress (EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is the condensed text of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's State of the Union message.) To the Congress of the United States: The opening of this new year must arouse in us all grateful thanks to a kind Providence whose protection has been ever present and whose bounty has been manifold and abundant. The state of the union today demonstrates w...…
…THE MICHIGAN R' !Y V A'te' " JtWYrfklMVV A lAMM a THE MICIGAN IATLV =W w - - J AINUR 6,~~ 195 P ?I' Hockey Squad In va es astansing Tonight NTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Farouk's Five,_Phi Delta Phi Take IM Cage Contests pse-M eState lcers Play Here Saturday Night The victors completely control- ed the boards as they averaged six inches height advantage over their rivals. Ron Dingham led the winners with 14 points. Little Gabe Coyoca perform...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY "S Mmmmmm * Four Teams Stand Out In Big Ten Swim Race By ED SALEM Three teams, Michigan State, Ohio State, and Indiana appear to be Michigan's strongest competi- tion in this season's race for the Western Conference swimming championship. Pre-season ratings put Iowa and Purdue next in line, with Wiscon- sin, Illinois, Northwestern, and Minnesota bringing up the rear. The Wolverines, with the Ward- rop twins, and Co-ca...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WRTflAV ?A~7TY*~U? a lam. rs 'State of Union' Address ROT lass Visits Naval~ Air Station at Grosse Isle Recently the Naval ROTC sup- Ply class incurred an inspection a tour of the Grosse Ille Naval Air Station. "The purpose of the trip was to 1 observe the actual operation of \~ ~ all phases of a supply and ac- .:::j:. counting department of typical Naval air station," Lt. W. W. Van Malsen, Assistant Professor of Naval...…
…STEREOTYPERS SHOW APATHY See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State Iaii4 PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER EIGHT PAGI Refleci VOL. LXVI, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1955 S _______________________________________________________________________________________ - Lodge Asks UN To Pass Aerial Plan Says Reds Find Idea 'Fantastic' UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ()- Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. yesterday urged the UN Political Committee to endors...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1953 E-OLD QUESTION: What Is Man And What Is His Destiny? Rats Used to Formulate Theories About Humans 'IIEflSr MARY ANN THOMAS tinued, but these questions are ba- basic religious questions sic to the problem of the student's serted, is to think of himself as a creator, not as a creature. "Man ,----- always the same: What is man what is his destiny?" Prof. id C. Brauer said Sunday in first lec...…
…TUESDAT, DECEMBER S 19551 TE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGX' TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1955 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAfl~ s ra as a i, i nnr r Speeh Dept. To Present Brown Play Premiere performance of the 1955 Hopwood Award - winning drama "The Worlds of Tommy Al- bright," will be presented by the, speech department Thursday through Saturday at Lydia Men- delsshon Theatre. Author Russell A. Brown, '56, wrote the play last year under the supervision of Prof. ...…
…~bg Ar4tgan Bally Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writers only. This must be noted in all reprints. "They Can't FDo That to UO AT THE $TATE: Eileen' Has ..... ...…
…DECEMBER 6,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , Santa Claus,Toyland To Highlight Yuletide Open House at League _- 1 "Wow"- With something to interest ev- ery age group, the League and Un- ion are sponsoring a Christmas Party from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the League.' Children will be attracted to the Hussey Room where members of the Union and League committees, will have a toyland.1 t " I airplane contest men's residences. between the .i Origi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECE Ioce r llacFia nla ndl Mends Tougher OppositionLies Ahead For Wolverine Team May Play in Dakota Series; Heyliger Pleased By Opener starter, scored 10 points while he was in, and did well under the boards. Perigo experimented with a two- platoon system Saturday. He had Ron Kramer, Jerry Stern, Tom Jorgenson, Wright and Tillotson start the game as a unit, but then substituted with Williams, Randy Tarrier, M...…
…MBER 6,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P2 WITH PHIL DOUGLIS rrF: Daily Sports Editor THE ROSE BOWL is under fire-and Michigan is pulling the trigger. Last Monday night President Harlan Hatcher, speaking at the annual Michigan football bust, lashed out at the "accelerated mad- ness" of big time college football. He cited the over-emphasis of the post-season bowl games as the primary cause for alarm. Today the Big Ten Conference convenes at Chicago fo...…
…,I TrE m TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1955 JACK KELSEY MEMORIAL AWARD: Thermometer Records Contributions Rapidly rising toward the 100 per cent mark, the red fluid in a five-foot thermometer in South Quad's Gomberg House lounge is watched daily by house residents. Headed by the caption "How hot Is Gomberg?", the thermometer is part of plans to raise at least $1500 for the institution of a me- morial tribute in honor of the late Jack Kelsey, '5BAd...…
…MichiganState -27 Iowa. - -..- 26 Yale-.------14 Navy-- - - - - - - - - 7 Maryland - - -"-13I Oklahoma - - - - 20! Wisconsin - ---- Purdue - - - - - - 0 Minnesota --- - - 0 Army - - - -- - - 12 Duke - - - - - - - 7 Louisiana State 0 ?Missouri - - - - - - 0 Northwestern - 41 1 Ohio State-----20 14 1 Indiana -- --- -13 OHIOAN COULD UNITE INTERESTS see Page4 Y L Latest Deadline in the State :4Ia i RAIN, COOL cYfv vxt± *'ct ' VOL. LXVI....…
…BOOKS, FEATURES, FASHIONS, SPORTS ti Mtr toan ty SUNDAY MAGAZINE Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pg n The University Foreign Student And Integration See Page Nine The Popularity of The String Quartet See Page Six Print Making By The Lithographic Process See Page Seven …
…4 n TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY LONDON ORCHESTRA: . Weber's ThisWeek uPhilharmonia To Play- Visit amni'a Tn y;rrnti a 1I Kn*r"F nnTn( n jtJ lidt1$1( SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1955 MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .66 1.47 2.15 3 .77 1.95 3.23 4 .99 2.46 4.30 Figure 5 average words to a line. Classified deadline, 3 P.M. daily. 11:00 A.M. Saturday Phone NO 2-3241 LOST AND FOUND LOST-Oct. 26. Wearever pen. Black bot...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundov, November 6, 1955 Page Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Sunday. November ~ 1 C)~ 0 f, welcomes to America *T14 1RILHAIMONIA O1ZCH4ESTlZA under the direction of HE _BE TV ON KA RA JA N ...presents with pride this series of magnificent recordingsA 9.A""oA Concerto for Orchestra ymphonie Fanasique Symphony No. 4 in A minor Angel 35003 Angel 35202 and Tapiola °Lh Angel 35082' stulrrtzdSymphony No. 5 in E flat major Sy...…
… SUNDAY, NOVXM M 6, 1965 THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY -F-' 5IJNDAY, NOVEMBEk 6, i96& THE MICHhf~AN flAtLY Wolverines r c WITH PHIL DOUGLIS Daily Sports Editor CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS-Michigan's Wolverines just didn't have it yesterday. The Illini belted Michigan out of the Big Ten lead, ruined its perfect season record, and undoubtedly smashed them from the ranks of the nation's top-ranked football teams. As to the somewhat premature Rose Bowl plns th...…
…Sunday, November 6, 1955 TH E !MIC HIGA N D A ILY 0^.P ri.' rage TIhre E Cover Miss Rupa Meta of India dances the "Manipuri," a dance depicting the play of Lord Krishna. The on- stage shot was taken by Robert Kiley with a Hasselblad, f 5.6 1/10 using using TRI-X film. The close-up shot of Prof. Gilbert Ross of the Stanley Quartet was taken during a Quartet rehearsal by John Hirtzel, Daily Chief Photographer. In the lower right-hand column...…
… Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSTY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represe-ht the views of the writers only. This must be noted in all reprints. NOVEMBER 6, 1955 NIGHT EDITOR: GAIL GOLDSTEIN is Lausche Best Choice For Democra...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday. November 6. 15 Fellows of Infinite Jest Political cartoons have plaNed a colorful role in American history . . . ancd histronics. Rising to prominence under the pen of Thomas Nast in the late 1800's. their popularity has persisted to heavily influence the elections of our own time. By PETE ECKSTEIN cartoonist was a man well known an irreverent contrast with Christ's Well might he complain. Tweed NAST'S i...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6f 1955 THE MICHIGAN UAYLY SIJWAY, OVEMER 6195 THEMICHGAN AIL Michigan State Blanks Purdue, 27-0 Victory Earns Spartans Tie For Second With 'M' I. Football Scores -Daily-John Hirtzel RON HANSON intercepts a Michi- gan :passlate in yesterday's game, which Illinois won, 25-6. Yale Startles Army, 14-12 NEW HAVEN, Conn. (A)-An in- spired Yale football team, playing as though the Ivy League reputa- tion was at stake,...…
…f-Iu #....___./yfC November ;1 Ir IfI M HI n AN , -IL Pag.II Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page v* And Nothing Is Sacred, antiid fromPageS') iteests. ihe cmost public id - ended wcih the ireealiii ciose Nast was, sometiics uncusty Kind ccgads to Ms Fisiher. Cuel. His 1872 dr aing', of Hoi- Burn this letterc ace Gieeley, as showcn in the The lettercwsnct buried and cigar store Indciicaitson, alligned Demociatic cocwda were abe...…
…TSE MlC GAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV ER 9, I9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 6.1955 _. __., ..., ...p.,.... ,, .., ..,.... U' Scientists tud y Rare Mood Ills Two University medical scien- ;ts have devised a method of covering a rare blood disease in tients who don't know they are Ak. Prof. Walter D. Block and Dr. 'hn Rukavina of the department dermatology and syphilology und a family of 66 .people who )peared to be carriers of the sease call...…
…nyu ant 0-lb MICOIIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 6, 1955 rage six I FR T01HE SHEER m"'LtOVE OFMUSI S .. - g ..~f~q (U f I :M $f' of h antl in in cot iiozninto like ourst tatd bcinin' liibht notiteahri- wherei e ociianhitve both poltft anttcal, tltdiidutalitty wtooelootrty lort t- atel and loyatl, LOVE tt lotik at.thie youttg A steint, quartto ttio otolus It oopole itwho comte to the cott- syrnihtiit trititon for four intrrosI See (IIAMIBER,...…
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…Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pooe Seven :,. Sudy.Nvmer6"9$.H ICIA DIYpf t, C JYGp I AFTER THE DESIGN HAS BEEN DRAWN ON TO THE SURFACE OF THE STONE, IT WILL BE ETCHED WITH ACID. A STONE OF ROUGHER COMPOSITION IS UIFD TO GRIND DOWN AND SMOOTII THE SURFACE OF THE BAVARIAN LIMESTONE WHICh THE PRINTMAKER WILL USE. , Litography in the Classroom By LOUISE TYOR Daily Associate Editor THE forerunner of most modern printig methods...…
… Y ..JI 1 2 -. -~ -. ', - 9 \- Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday; November 6, 1955 Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY welcomes toAmericaTifE OPflIILIMR.Z_ MONIA O1CHSTIA under the direction of H E R B E RT V O N K AR A J AN ..presents with pride this series of magnificent recordings sue"" Concerto for Orchestra Symphonie Fantastique Symphony No. 4 in A minor Angel 35003 Angel 35202 and ti apiola Angel 35082 Sy mphy 1Sympho...…
…Pag ih THE MICHIGAN DAILY i l i t i '' I I i 11- Pag Eih . -.A4y \ Iunaoy, November 6, 1T955CIG N OAI Greene's New Branch CASH & CARRY : r ,! . .. ac I a NSv1 r r. .1 2-Hour Dry Cleaning Plant 1213 SOUTH UNIVERSITY Khaki Pants 1-DAY Wash Pants Wash and Lab Coats Press COMPLETE LAUNDERETTE SERVICE Shirts Beautifully Laundered Placed in individual cellophane bags packed in cardboard boxes 1-DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Open 7:30 A.M. ...…
… Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav. November 6. 1955 Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ a'~ 1 wv, Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FOOTBALL SAGAS: Yost, Steger And Grid History Offensive Maneuvers Cover (Continued from Page 16) Distant Journey, made by the Czechoslovakian State Film Com- pany shortly after World War II, by its cap...…
…Su n ay, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ni THE FOREIGN STUDEN He Comes From All Over The World To a Country That He Wants to Understand There are 1300 foreign sudents on campus. They are well-educated, alert individuals, who have come to learn about the country and to take advantage of American facilities. And when they come, somewhat shy and uncertain, they find themselves to a large extent ignored by their fellow American students. Like everybody e...…
… w -v 7 -. Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav, November 6. 1955 Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - v~~u n dnv~lNnvrcmhvcr v 1 Q i Fellows of Infinite Jest The Continental Makes a ComebC Mark Ill s An Attempt to Recreate A Classic Of The Automo Political cartoons have played a colorful role in American history . . . and histronics. Rising to prominence under the pen of Thomas Nast in the late 1800's. their populari...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5 6 oN'Aopunr - - ..-- v The Problem of Integra By ARLENE LISS How can one explain the fact ed that they were eager to really that the majority of Michigan for- know the people of this country. AMERICANS have lone pictured eign students do not have many, Is the disparity between the wish themselvea aa warm, friendly if indeed any American friends- and the fact the fault of the for- people interested in strangers...…
… Wage Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November, 6, 1955 Sunday, November &, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i n __ Football Up Close 2. 'Offense In Motion ...And Nothing Is Sacred (Continued from Page 4) (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond of two articles explaining the subtler points of Michigan's offensive system.)1 ,By MERRIT GREEN In the last article we examined offensive alignments of the Mich-1 igan system and...…
…)55 THE MICHIGAN ILge V WneratoIAN DANCE International Artist Teaches Classic Art BY ERNEST THEODOSSIN teacher, singer-but she attributes all of these accomplishments to {NE night when Sumalini Rajam her childhood environment, the was small child put to bed halls of one of India's greatest In her parents' great home in homes. India, she heard the sound of bells "What I have done is nothing and music rising from a party in compared to what oth...…
… Y I x 7 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 6, 1955 Sunday. November 6 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FOR THE SHEER LOVE OF MUSIC The Finishing Touch A string quartet cornppseriscusses the particular drama and ir n iacy of chamber music By PROF. ROSS LEE FINNEY ments; it is a much more intimate Composer in Residence expression and it demands real participation from the listener. CHAMBER music is a curious The symphony sweeps us ...…
…PTM7MCHIGAN DAILY Oriental About The Thing KICKING up her Chinese skirts -xA in a very American way, Mai Lan Lee dashes down the hall of Martha Cook. An exotic-looking Chinese young lady, Mai Lan has a streak of American deviltry-an imp in Chinese clothing. And this Chinese imp has a beautiful wardrobe in which to xexercise her Chinese charm. Or as Mai Lan puts it, "Let's be Oriental about the whole thing." 4 s "I wouldn'tbe myself in Amer- i...…
…"I -Inow" Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 6,1-955 Sunday, November . 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 6, 1955 Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , Prof. Bennett Weaver Fighting For His Kids' Lives English Professor Who Battles "Jejune Inanity" By JANE HOWARD Daily Associate Editor ELEVEN times a week Professor Bennett Weaver enters a class- room, rises to hi...…
…Sundov_ No I pea", AA T H E n E~ ";j.N.,DA L ti PIP ,)ul luuy, , vuvcr r ivcl %J Pot1VS h ing Finnish Expert (EDITOR'S NOTE: Eeles Landstrom, caught the %ye ff higan's tray- return to Finland upon gradua- American people are interested in In, iiean Nationa pole v nit rea elling track coach Don Canham. tion and go into his father's busi- reports from these countries. pio, is one of the many represents-to n oit i ahr ui tives from foreign...…
…-w I -Mpl A' Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunnv: November 6, 1955 .. New Brnnch & CARRY Cleaning Plant i i i (EDITOR'S NOTE: Eeles Landstrom, European National pole vault cham- pion, is one of the many representa- tives from foreign countries who have reached great skill in their fields. Somewhat of a public personality, Landstrom still has the marked inter- est in American students...…
…MICHIGAN DAIL ~r 6, 1955 rf0 Beli-eti ver Fi htng F or 1isKi s'L.3ives EiiglisliEAVE PwfasrW h educated at Car- Uniscroity of Chicago and on ti fi g; 1 c~mpus THe' taught and lectured Da LIB Jtjzlaa e lI 1 il l It y tmany institutions, among thenm ichigan State, wvhere for 12 yeas ByJ\ IAEll":'lDI couise-the oisly reality is wha EI he was in chacge of English in Dily Aoooi ;rei Lii ' h oungster himself conceivs Enineng LVNtmsaeePrf sso iad use...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE. MICHIGAN DAILY Sundoy, November 6, 1955 gtmi4ev_ Nevember 6.1955 OU"UGi7r I'4lUV=fl1L9-,! Vf s i r.i THE FOREIGN STUDEf He Comes From All Over The World To a Country That He Want There are 1300 foreign sudents on campus. They are well-educated, alert individuals, whc learn about the country and to take advantage of American facilities. And when they come, and uncertain, they find themselves to a lar...…
…Sunday, November +6, 1955 -MHG N AL Pg ifei .1 NE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteer The Finishing Cohsn,~ tf I'.aqt ouchs Ic I th~s IsX (v Irc n.. 1 lc N': j (i.i It 1 Sh atdapbi eoewil rsn li: ot,,she could express hersel-a ~l 'rdapodus: in h1is' tonin became a professional artist. - "In those days," she said, "re- 1~ AIDAM" R ii first: csace to the spaectble girts didn't so oan the Unte '=,s ittP 147 1lcr-1 sia"e. Tbe oniv pirformedi in :i lur...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY SS6 [ '0 jaQWaAON 'Aopi nS Sunday,; November 6,1-955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . The Problem of Integration International INDIAN DANCE Center By ARLENE LISS MRICAS have long pictured themselves as warm, friendly people interested in strangers. Yet in attempting to explain the lack of acceptance of foreign students on campus, one of them remarked, "but the Americans are cold, is it not?" How can one explain the f...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Sunday, November 6, 1'955 Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Sunday. November 6. 1955 Football 2. Of fen s( {EDTOR' it 5055 ' i a-ooins i(- (1 a~l n each layb. Hostv, tsar ad of twosarttclest o tW- ie N s in 'eaco sentesit is usually possiblei ,. ssitem. pot' tSocto havte the ball eventually eatr-;ti. iecd by eey member of the back-v" By IERRIl' GREE1N field, and pmrhapa an end. , a In the last aricele we...…
