… PACE SL's THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 195 a Y Professor To Receive Law Citation Prof. Paul G. Kauper of the Law School is one of 20 alumni of Earl- ham College, Ind., who will re- ceive a citation for his record in the field of law and for public serv- ice. The citation will be awarded at the annual Homecoming dinner, today as a climax .to a week-long Convocation program emphasizing the contributions of this college in the ...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1952 in z DAILY OFFICIAL O T eBULLETIN k (Continued from Page 4) eign students, American students are, -<:"very welcome. Refreshments. Student Players. There will be a full cast rehearsal of Brigadoon 2 p.m. League. All cast members should ar- rive promptly at 2. Michigan Christian Fellowship. Dr. :r.::;....Merrill C. Tenney, Dean of Graduate $e;aDivision,Wheaton College, will speak on dFidChrist...…
…q RAGE SIB TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS GOES REPUBLICAN: Daily Polls Pick Losing Candidates By JERRY HELMAN As Maine goes, so goes the Uni- versity, although the nation doesn't. A survey of Daily polls of the student body and faculty members showed that in every election since 1932," the University has gone against the national trend in f a- voring the Republican Party in presidential elections. * * * PAST DAILY p...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1952 I I I I CALIFORNIA AGAIN PIVOTAL: Election May Be Closest Since 1916 Speech Play To Begin Tomorrow Im By HARRY LUNN As the 1952 presidential cam-t paign approaches its climax it ap-t pears that the race may be thek closest battle since the Hughes-c Wilson election of 1916.e Although Woodrow Wilson ulti- mately won his bid for re-electionc by edging GOP candidate Charles Evans Hug...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOfIER 30, 1952 ' ACIF SIX THF. MICHIGAN DAILY i CAI' L 1 J% MT CHTE 11 VANl1 DA ill H RD Y CT B R3,15 AUTUMN NOCTURNE: Novelaires To Perform At SL Dance Saturday By CATHY ZEISLER Half-time ceremonies featuring the Novelaires will entertain couples at "Autumn Nocturne," all-campus dance to be sponsored by the Student Legislature from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday at the Intramural Building. The Novelaires, composed of four memb...…
…is six THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 SIX FRIDAY, OUIOBER 31, 1952 a POGO POPULAR: Politics Causes No Rise In Local Business' Sales By-JOYCE FICKIES Ann Arbor seems to be taking election year in its financial stride according to reports of campus- town shop owners., Several State Street merchants were queried yesterday as to how much the presidential campaign has affected their volume of busi- ness. They generally agreed th...…
…r . . THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, OCTOBER S, 1952 Panhellenic Association Announces Names of 383 Fall Pledges } * " * * At 7 p.m. last night, 383 women picked up their bids to join sor- orities and went to their chosen; houses for pledging ceremonies at 8 p.m. Sorority women greeted the new pledges as they proceeded up the walks to the houses. Last night's activities were the climax to two weeks of intensive party-going...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Opera's Past Recalled By BOB APPLE Way back in 1907 a group of University students got together, formed an all-male club, and named it the Michigan Union. To start this club on the road of financial stability the members decided to produce an all-male musical comedy, and so the Union 1 Opera was born. In 1908 the first show, "Michigenda," got under way at the new Whitney Theatre. After this...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Wolverines Tally Seven Times IiNational Football Scoreboard s s s ! * . K ress, Topor, I alzhiser Figure n Scoring Spree --Daily-Jack Bergstrom HERO OF THE bAY-Michigan's Ted Kress on one of his 20 carries which netted him 218 yards on the ground. This broke the Big Ten record set by fullback Bill Dailey against NU in 1943. WIN MARCH CONTINUES: Eight of Top Ten Retain Grid Su...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 WAGE SEVEN BAND TAKES OVER: Heyday of 'U' Banjo Clubs Shortlived Eastern Art Japanese Art Exhibition By VIRGINIA VOSS Long before the Michigan Marching Band could get enough money to finance its high-step- ping antics, the University Banjo and Mandolin Clubs strummed their way into campus and alumni -. favor. Victims of changing style, the clubs are non-ex...…
…EIGHT THE MrCHITAN DAILY SUNDAY, QCTOBER 5, 1952 SUNDAY, Q~TOBER 5, 1952 I U i INTERNATIONAL EXPERT: Netherlands Authority To Lecture Here Prof. E. V. Van Raalte, one of the Netherlands' leading authori- ties on international jurispru- dence will deliver a lecture tomor- row at 3 p.m. in Angell Hall Audi- torium D. "Parliament and Press in the Netherlands'' will be the subject Dagblad" and president of the Parliamentary Press. * * * H...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1952 _ iEDLES DOCTORED: University Hospital Processes Hypos he processing of hypodermic dles is a business by itself at the versity Hospital. 'nike many smaller institu- s, needles are not sterilized and ected by nurses at the Hospi- Instead all cleaning, repairing sharpening is done in one e inside the building-at the tral Supply department on the and. floor. staff of six persons is kept y ful...…
…b PAGE EIGHT * THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1952 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: College Paper Editors Lose Pay, Draw Blasts Survey Points Up GOP Need of Independent Vote Wolverines WiCldcats Chew atEvc Up inston. By JAN WINN Things looked tough all over for college newspapers last week. University of Wisconsin's Daily Cardinal has lost an editor through action by its board of control. The board, after an investigar- tion of the weak fi...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 INTERESTING, WHAT? British Visitor Comments on Politics " * * * BY JON SOBELOFF "Out of the welter of nonsense that is the American political con- ventions have come two outstand- ing candidates," Francis J. C. Men- nell, former Assistant Internation- al Secretary of the British Labor Party said yesterday. Mennell, who is in the United States on a six month fellowship studying Ameri...…
