… 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...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spartans alo 4 { BIG TEN ROUNDUP: .1 On the Spot ... with JACK HORWITZ Associate Sports Editor 4 E INTRODUCTION is over and the stage is set for next week's crucial battle with Ohio State after Michigan's Rose Bowl-inspired football squad romped to a smashing 30-0 win over a tired and injury-riddled Indiana team. The Wolverines completely outplayed Coach Bernie Crimmins' Hoosiers as the me...…
…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...…
…at k UNWAPVN"Aq 3 EMIC M6 ;AN DAILY SUNDAY. NowMS i* texg RT~hJDAV.T WOfl1Muwu t10,weor MY,:, F 0 *s cSARy *A zR W ALGERIA Ici.y * **S U N A TO CONNECTED COMMUNIST BLOC ARB:LEAGUE 0L WESEERNTBASES . Ii ' I Communists are augmenting-and Red agitators are making the most With cut-rote orms from Red Czeche. profiting by-the unrest in French of their opportunity to wideethe slovkit srriving ieEgypt, wlthe North Africa which threatens e...…
…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...…
… Sunday, November 6, 955 Sudy oe,95THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen The Continental MksaCmbc Mark IllIs An Attempt to Recreate A Classic of The Automobile World By JOEL BERGER model produced for the late Edsel ao a work of art and f or mechani-1 country, the Continentals are erill, both being uaed on the Lin- Ford. cal performance meeting the high- !cherished by car lovers who have coins of that time. ONE OF the finest cars ever pro- While ...…
…Page Eighteen FOOTBALL SAGAS: Yost, Steger And Grd History (Continued from Page 16) A. Stagg's arch-rival Chicago Ma- roons, was called "The Victors." Distant Journey, made by the Michigan is also the saga of the Czechoslovakian State Film Com- Little Brown Jug, a worthless pany shortly after World War II, piece of crockery that Yost brought by its captain Herb Steger - the up to Minneapolis for his team's Wolverines fought grimly back, water ...…
… a. Sunday, November 6, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen This Novel Will Remain I (Continued from Page 14) shoots Ray, and departs. ThisI scene is on a par, both as to its1 Violation of secrets. Adultery, meaningless and credibility, with violence and murder without ap- the "acte gratuit" of Gide. parent motivation are mirroredt before the reader's eyes.f Yet the reader does not ques- Simple, Unforgettable I tion the validity of the ...…
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