…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October Wit?, 1957 Page~ ~~ ,_ Six THIHGDIY AAIESna, coe ,15 Brainwashing BRattle for the Mind' Tells How It's Done Once - -Year Special! PERFUME nd and EAU 1DE 1ANVIN ,A RIPF (,J $ S.5 0 \IY SI\7 S5 .00 74e0 Q( C!N tncr. BATTLE FOR THE MIND. By how r (1a t i v e Iy uncomplicated' William Sargant. Garden physiological aiid mechanistic methods - rather than intellee- City, Nw York: Doubleday...…
… A ' 4 -a Au 0 r A . .& ,b--31, _ *- Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20, 1957 ' 7i.°h r i l ' '... r tnG:". :.rff.} .5..?.} r..' v'f.:°{r'A. 9.1+"".: 3: :9 i:;5'+}5Y.?} .'r :=R °.:Ni z34: II . ti ...... r....... . .. .. .. n:+e : ............ '.ti> .. ...:+.a .......:," " .' Q .,,,,.> .,.,. :.> ,Lti >'i > , ., >,".," o~r;?- Sh: y$e} 1 {"s..f1 'ari .'+a v';.y 'y1 .t v'hv tiiti>¢"..>il?.;i,",> ..":{ ""? 'v ...…
…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE Mi 41GAN DAILY MAGAZINE --- ---Oomqm - 9 Paae Seven] u y c ,,,IV-- v %: r i I 'voss, To Conquer a Continent VOSS. By Patrick White. New precision. He is, obviously, a stu- life for that most elusive and York, 1957: Viking Press, dent of the human race, and not fragile of all human tributes-the 422 pp. $5. its savior. And the reader cannot thing called fame. Voss was fully aware that, by conquering a conti- ...…
… AW -4 .r _ .. .. . ..- i . .4. - .,- ,:.,, r 4- -.r -.?, . I 4 a 4 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday,-October 20, 1957 Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE I7 Aclrpgan hal MAGAZINE OPERA: STATE STREET Race Problei Vol. IV, No. 2 5unday, October 20, 1957 CONTENTS - OPERA By Harry Dunscombe SIBELIUS By David Kessel BRAINWASHING By John B. Dalbor 'VOSS' By Roy Akers THE MIGHTY MESABI By James ...…
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…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Poos N"n 'Exiles & Marriages Hall Realizes His Responsibilities to a Demanding Art I EXILES AND MARRIAGES.'Poet By Donald Hall. New York, A P e 1956: Viking Press, 118 pp. Who Ca $3. By R. C. GREGORY B OCCASIONALLY there comes a poet who writes such good He returns to the scenes and pos- poems that nothing else matters: sessions of a boy ("A Relic of the' Donald hall is. I think, such a...…
…SIBE IUS spar e xplains 0, U his Permanence Seems Assured I Why Two Michigan Professors Weren't Welcome Last Year at Waseda University V 0 a U0 0 U 5 By DAVID KESSEL THE DEATH of Jean Sibelius last month removed from the scene one of the most powerful and individualistic figures of music. Certainly no musician has ever developed a more individual style; regardless of which of his com- positions one hears, of whatever form, the ...…
…etiO (VI IW l.,l I 53SIN M/A I LNMW "-- I 715s\L.IC n1 sudy ( nnue 2119 r ry I n' I Nk M I -nI UAN aU IL, MAaAL I N C Sunday. October 20, 195 7 THE FOLK SONG: . By ROSE PERLBERG Daily Activities Editor SWING LOW, sweet chariot, Coming for to carry me home .,.. You sit elbow to elbow in the dim, smoky Fireside Room of Lane Hall, with the melancholy strains of the Negro Spiritual swelling around you. A fireplace at one end casts the only ...…
… .:.A - Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20, 1957 n Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE _ ;l I / I A RIOT? I I r season ticket for winter-time fun! P.F. "Cozy-Coed" By AKIRA "TEDDY" EBUCHI IT WAS an invaluable and un- forgettable experience that I was privileged to attend the 10th N a t io n a 1 Student Association Congress and see for myself American students' ways of think- ing to...…
…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THEC kAirui/ A AI nA Ii tt Y.- I tMIC.IC^N DAIL Y M AA 1 r% _ r. f_ Sunday, OctoberTM,1l957II L Page Eleven I At Michigan and Elsewhere, The Ages-Old Entertainment Form Is Undergoing New Interest and Popularity {Cont hued from Page(, 10) discusses two: Negro and Southern Mountai Ballads. Negro music finds its roots in West African culture. The banjo- essential to Negro folk instru- mentation-is a supposed descen...…
…rr. ! e , , , tea ...-r , ...{?.. - ','.'. +c. . t -#, ..e, . . s;. .-x. , .. ,At. Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE -Sunday, October 2), 1957 Sundav. October 20. :1957 1HE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE S IBrainwashing Battle for the Mind' Tells How It's Done ,Jul luuyf LANVIIN Once-a-Year Special' PERFUME and EAU DE LANVIN AI{PEGE MY SIN $5.50 BATTLE FOR THE MIND. By William Sargant. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20, 1957, THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sundeiw Octoher 20 1957 STRATFORD:O By JEAN WIT LOLTIihIY THE SMALL towns and cities in North America have, for many years, threatened to become a vanishing institution. Surpassed by Suburbia in leisuse and con- veniencr, the closely knit, crack- er-barret co imuitie~is of our rural forehbearslihtve all but eisap- peared. Some ot these have stir...…
…and our Through Russ A Student's Eye View of Eight Days in the USSR To Conquer a Continent :; S 3 - By LEWIS ENGMAN WHEN travelers have visited - out-of-the-way places they are especially prone to subject us to their pronouncements on the state of affairs abroad. First- hand accounts are relatively rare and the visitor to a nation such as the Soviet Union finds he does not need to look far for someone to listen to his tales. It is tempt- i...…
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…Sunday, October 20, 1957 ('HE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Fifteen~ RUSSIAOPR can hiterasture. The list of aot)- In h e l m c ''~1 1 ~ H l e 01, cas fantastic in its scope: e~t~ J wk London, Theodore Dicisec, and 0J Henry. To this one mil (1i" r I" r ',e 3) "eiie)) sae) l) Roy, too. tosef Bailt wcas brougtu to cmpes EWERE) "ice i'satter itch- to bil)) aii operat1)icool, in))a Y s oae4teve flin touci of since that1 time Michtigan stuidents ther...…
…- p .9. ~ Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE . Sundy October 20, 1957 Sunday, October 20, 1957 kr ,THE MICHlGAN DAILY MAGAZINE - ; THE FOLK SONG: At Michigan and Elsewhere, The Ages-Old Entertainment Form Is Undergoing New Interest and Popularity By ROSE PERLBERG Daily Activities Editor S WING LOW, sweet chariot, Coming for to carry me home . ... You sit elbow to elbow in the dim, smoky Fireside Room of Lane Hall, with the melanch...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20, 195' Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20. 195' For the LATEST and BEST in BOOKS visit SLATER'S YOUR COLLEGE BOOKSTORE season ticket for winter-time fun! P.F. "Cozy-Coed' By AKIRA "TEDDY" EBUCHI IT WAS an invaluable and un- forgettable experience that I was privileged to attend the 10th N a t i o n a l Student Association Congress and see for myself Amet...…
…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Seventeen A Japanese Student Explains Why Two Michigan Professors Weren't Welcome Last Year at Waseda University DEMONSTRATING STUDENTS waited in vain for Professors Gordy and Page to arrive at the International Airport. PLACARDS RAISED on high in front of the Memorial Auditorium at Waseda University. folt) of 4"N/ JUN~o 'o such truly feminine fashions in such a luxurious sweate...…
…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20, 1957 'Exiles & Marriages An Exceptional First Book d reading. "Six "f n niNa 'Ja r RUSSIA A GRAND TOUR (Continued from Page 9.) His degs will whimper through the webby barn, Where spiders close his tools ' in a pale gauze And wait for flies. When next October's frosts harden the earth,: Y And fasten in the yeas's catastrophe, The farm will lie like driftwood, The farmer dead, ...…
…undoy, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Nineteen i., Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Poqe Nineteen m STATE STREET (Continued from Page 11) placing merchandise in reachable (Continued fromI rought below. For those seeking locations and installing mid-twen- seems to move sou roght bnelow.aFor tonseekingytieth century lighting. Frighten- eastward continually: -the intellectual stimulation they tg! is set ...…
…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20, 1957 I r Sunday, October 20, 1957 3 to suit your fancy (or his) '00 L See our eye-catching selections of casual wear and accessories, attractively de- tailed with YOU in mind. And, if it's a gift, we know you'll find an appealing array of fashion that will be certain to please its recipient, such as. .. 1 ., 4 8 4 . 4 ' 1212 SOUTH UNIVER...…
… CAMPUS CHEST: A SECOND TRY Se.,age '-S 4* 4* Lw Sixt y-S even Years of Editorial Freedom 4* ~EIadi PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LXVIIL, No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATUDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1957 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Reds Hint at Establishing Moon Sation Shortly 4> * U.S. Experts Seek Study Of Satellite 'Shocking' Apathy Of Midwest Noted hinted yestray, two weeks after its successful launching of the first earth satellite, that it hop...…
…TBE MICMGAN DAILY s SATURDAY, OCTOM 11, I95T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, O~TOBU II, 1957 Yot Campu To Host Visitors Tomorrow Tomorrow a research community will be host to students, alumni, faculty and townspeople in the first "open house" since its birth five years ago. The University's North Campus, with its multi-million dollar labor- atories spread over 800 acres, is not a completed project; construc- tion of the George Granger Brown...…
…T' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TARES Northwestern Also Hurt Badly By Flu and Injuries p t4 Comment BY JIM BAAD Today is a day for spirit and intestinal fortitude on the part of Michigan's Wolverines. It will probably take a bit more than superior raw talent to win this one. One week ago the team was built up to a fever pitch of optimism. The players and the coaches knew from the reports that they were the under...…
…% Moonglow Sixty-Eighth Year - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. STRING ORCHESTRA: University Ensemble In ...…
…SATURDAY OCTOBER 19, 1951 THE AUCHIGAN DAILY PAGEI SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1957 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGT FROM SCATTERED SOURCES: Regents Accept $468,837.70 in Grants I; I _______________ II t University Regents Friday ac- cepted $468,837.70 in gifts, grants and bequests which came from such scattered sources as an anonymous donor and the. Ford 'i Foundation. Three grants from the Ford Foundation, totaling $179,250 were accepted. The large...…
…M1 IN MICHIGAN DAHM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1957 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19, 19~1 ISITORS FROM JAPAN' Party Chief Outlines Socialist Aims By OHN AXE "The major object of the Jap- nese Socialist Party is an eco- Dmically independent and peace- Ai Japan," Eki Sone, chief of the f arty's planning bureau said yes- Musical Society Head Has Varied Background Sone, who is the spokesman for a group of top Socialist Party of- ficials...…
… HONOR SYSTEM VOTE- A WAY OUT See page 4 Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 4Ia iip I PARTLY CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LXVIII, No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1957 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGESx Camus Awarded Nobel Prize f" STOCKHOLM OP)--French au- thor Albert Camus, advocate of the classical Greek philosophy of reason in an angry age, yesterday won the 1957 Nobel Prize for Lit- erature. The Royal Swedish Academy of Lite...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. OCTOBER I. 1957 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY _.r _, ,,.., . .... ,.. ,., ...,.,. Michigan Resources Drop With Increased Population A warning that Michigan's nat- ural resourcesare diminishing un- checked, as a result of increasing popultion keynotedna report Tues- day by Prof., Stanley Cain of the natural resources school. Addressing the Michigan Natural Resources Council in Lansing, he recommended th...…
… FRJD.AY, OCTOBER 19, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FRIDAY. OCTOBKE iS. 1957 TIlE MiClii(iAN DAILY PAGE THREE "-=No I Flu Bug Haunts Wolverine Drills Noskin, Myers Return to Lineup; Illness Invades Northwestern Camp GRID SELECTIONS "Tempus fugit!" In other words, Ann Arbor sports fans have only a few more hours to enter this week's Grid Picks contest. You could win two tickets to see "No Down Payment" which will be featured at the ...…
…"Yeah, But Look At 'The I.eautitul Sale We've liuilt " Sixty-Eighth Year ;.: EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE F I T' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ?'YV Displays Near Finish Despite Rainy Spells Homecoming Social Scene Varied, Active Colorful display parties, dances, open houses, and jazz sessions highlight this year's Homecoming festivities. Sigma Chi and Tau Delta Phi start the weekend parties tonight by having men and their dates participate in "build the Home- coming display...…
…PAGE MX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1957 PAGE MX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIflAY. fll'i'rnnRl? If IO'~'? . av. as cs i) vvA VvatiL 10) 17,)I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Investigation Determines Suicide Case Police investigation into the death of Alexander Kobilansky points to suicide, Sgt. Claude B. Wayne Asks More Funds Wayne State University will re- quest $285,650 from the state legis- lature to expand its medical school. The fu...…
… MCATION-SIGN FUTURE HOPE? Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~~Z~aiti See page 4 " I i COOL, RAIN ..t.. .. ."- -- - YTVI. III, No.26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1957 FIVE CENTS FIVE CENTS AUA"11 n Calls terference twarranted im Courts Have Jurisdiction IHINGTON (P) - 'The bers Union said yesterday a. court challenge of James' ffa's election as Teamsters ant is an unwarranted, in- nce with labor union inte...…
…ILX ert Cites Group Starts Young Democrats. p t ational Week "t urg will be the key- for International Ding to Robert Ar- airman of the Inter- 'dinating Committee. nday, ed poet wrote the pre- The Family 'of Man," a shed- by the Museum of rt in New York, which ed as the theme for In- I Week. ature World's Fair tured during the week, from Nov. 4 to 9, will beakers, discussions, and s Fair." )fs between American gn students are being r N...…
… ence Today At Rackham iference on child growth and opment for nurses and per- of allied professions begins at the Horace H. Rackham >1 of Graduate Studies. e conference, which will ex- over a two day period, to- nd tomorrow, is planned for ns interested in maternal hild health. >nsored by the Vniversity ng school and tension ce, the Michigan Department health and the Michigan ie for Nursing, the program cover many phases of child, h and d...…
…Pr er , I tuJ 'Helen Mz rg k-. one Are Free [A Prevail" Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 I dals printed in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Tears, BeraVoicc DEPENDING UPON your p...…
… inounced y IFC 1v or V :ouncil has an- en who pledged on campus in ted fall rush. ald MacDonald, '60; Raymond Navarra, '60; Robert Parizek, '60; Howard Wi- 'ard&, '61; Barry C. Wood, '61 . DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Phil Boersma, '60BAd; Donald Bites- man, '61; John E. H~ugest, '60E; Rob- ert Kasameyer, '6lE; John Kirkman, '61; Charles Klinfe, ' 1; John Robb, '61; Frederick Watts, '60;' Paul Wehmeier, y61, Keith Knubbe, '61E; tr, '61814; Tom L...…
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… 'en erg; ' liams Wins Crown LASSIFIED ADVE R Mil BUSINESS SERVICES: ana a elated Press - The board of 'leveland Indians eeting yesterday notice on Hank J- ~ re was n eenberg's selected Change' e board's action, vas generally felt nake a change at endance has been no,- one can say laboration, Daley feeling resulted Greenberg in the, Tops Other M Sluggers By The Associated Press NEW YORK-Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox won...…
…_Y , I 'FICIAL BULLETIN E Organization Notices s. :n:,^{ .c {a ^. 4:v^'ifi i'+.7nh s:.- a:". ::;y "nr.,.c:S .... {F Z,: . >" 4 r .:+ "aa' aG.4? ^:. .'cS ;.w :z.; "" t%' " .'i>:. :: :. C;::.": r: " °>::'"_ "4 4;..'C, ati ": ' ' YP.YA ---------°- Natural Resources and Public Health this date is by Oct. 19. Students wish- ing an extension of time beyond these dates in order to make up this work should file a petition, addressed to the appr...…
… YI r T DESERT Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 471 4' CLOUDY, SHOWERS . , No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1957 FIVE CENTS r move U.S. ions n Regrets s Decision (T)-The United regret yesterday ecision to recog-- ruled East Ger- President Plans Southern Talks., WASHINGTON (P)-The White House said yesterday President Eisenhower will meet with five Republican congressmen from the- south on the Little Rock inte...…
… iolarship tes obtained from Miss Brehm's of- fice in 1020 Rackham between 8 a.m. and noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. Similar to Fulbrights The ,Buenos Aires Convention scholarships are similar to the Fulbright scholarships, she said, but are for study in South Ameri- ca., To be eligible for the Fulbright scholarships, the applicantsmust be~ United~ States citizens, have a degree at the time the scholar- ship ,takes effect, be in good health and ...…
… k.K OCTOBEA R 16. 1957 a 1 SL.V PAGE TI Grid Picks Challenge To All Fans In case you sports fans haven't found out by now, its official. Yes, the Concordia State Teach- ers College Bulldogs lost again. Ken Schroeder's team went down to defeat, 31-6 before the merciless onslaughtof Tarkio College's Owls. We felt that you might want to know that before you made your Grid Picks choice of the week. Although the Concordia game isn't on thiswe...…
… Around The World I: &P £ibiigau alt Sixty-Eighth 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 Vhen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" S,UNLAY SERIES: Noehren Performs Bach Masterfully ROBERT NOEHREN, University Organist and member of the School of Music faculty, presented the thirteenth in his...…
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