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…~Ur £i4 a aUg Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF' THE UNiVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONs BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH…

… in all reprints. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1955 NIGHT EDITOR: MARY LEE DINGLER Districting Can Help -Alleviate SGC Aloofness} 4 .41/ A} K/f/I iIhiY I' Cv THE Student Government Council recently -decided…

… assailed. The provision that students be elected "from the campus at large" has two crippling defects. First, it pays a premium for political or- ganization. The closely knit and indissoluble bonds of the…

… Greek organization can collect this premium. The Residence Halls suffer a handicap in this respect, being a comparatively loose knit group of independents. Their main function is to introduce new students…

… the western world," accord ing to C. I. Itty, travelling secre. tary for the Student Christia Movement of India, Pakistan an Ceylon. One outcome of this diplomati failure is the Arab-Israeli conflict…

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… Itty commented. "The West di not'realize the situation was com ing and now is criticizing the Arabs for taking arms from Rus sia." "By keeping friendly relation with the Arabs the United State could have…

… influenced them t hold the present borders. The United States could have give them arms without giving then permission to use them," he con- tinued. Arab Confidence Itty suggests that only by mak- ing the…

… Arabs feel more confi- dent in U.S. intentions can thi country influence them to kee the present borders, Itty is in Ann Arbor this week to speak to study groups prepar- ing for a December inter…

… the mistake of the western world in creating an urbanized society where material progress is there but -nothing else" Itty remarked. The western churches shouldk C. I. ITTY... Student Christian…

… student center at 7:00 p.m. Sun-1 day. He will also address one of the study-discussion groups for the conference in Lane Hall at 9 p.m. today. Roundtable to Hear Professor Kauper Prof. Paul Kauper of the…

… practical forms of government, according to English student James Wilkes. Wilkes, who attended Cambridge for four years, is studying chemi- cal' engineering at the University on a one-year King George schol…

… relation to wages. Arriving at the University in September, Wilkes said that he likes the informality and unre- servedness of the students as com- pared to the English. Sea To Be Theme Of Smith Exhibit Mrs…

… series of rare books and manuscripts1 covering the career of Admiral Lord Nelson. classes when walks are jammed with students. The machine's route has been planned so that in traveling through the maze of…

… position to absorb Arab refugees Official Career Ends for SAC Reports by IFC, Panhel on Bias Clauses Heads Crowded Agenda By GENE HARTWIG Daily Managing Editor Student Affairs Committee officially…

… FREE UNIVERSITY CRITIC See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :!Iaii4t PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER P VOL. LXV, No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1955 SIX PAGES 'U' Student…

… Confesses To Crimes Ferry Arrested For Bad Checks A 27-year-old parttime Univer- sity student has admitted a bi- zarre string of crimes to Ann Ar- bor police. Charles A. Ferry was arrested Monday for passing…

…. Speaking before the Student Zionist Organization at Hillel yes- terday, Mrs. Tourover sees the Turkey-Iraq co-defense treaty as one of the most important prob- lems facing Israel today. Having received arms…

… its purposes remained essen- tially the same. The committee which had its final meeting yesterday will be re- placed after next week's elec- tions by the Student Government Council. Set up in 1909 by…

… the Univer- sity Senate under the name Com- mittee on Non-Athletic Organi- zations, the group was an inno- vation in the University's method of regulating non-athletic student activities. In 1914 the…

… nine-man faculty group changed its name to the Committee on Student Affairs, which has remained its official title ever since. Students were first given a voice in its proceedings in 1914, when the…

… Presidents of Student Coun- cil and the Women's League were invited to sit in on meetings with- out a vote. Voting membership was not granted .until 10 years later at which time three more student…

… representatives were added: Pres- ident of the Union, Managing Edi- tor of The Daily, and one other' woman student chosen by the League Board of Directors. With the rising student popula- tion, enrollment had hit…

… 11,000, the office of Dean of Students had been created in 1921 and the new dean made Chairman of SAC. By 1926 the group had six faculty rep- resentatives and the Dean of Women was an ex-officio member…