…THE MICHIGAN DIAILYV Y IT'"\A'' '''M.'U T l f w .. ___________________________________________________ UNDAY, D~ ECEMBER 162 ~* P, Bureau Gathers Test Results 4 students in specific courses such as individual mathetmatics courses on the basis of their performance on the examinations," Prof. Fricke said. The division supplies the Hon- ors Council with a list of names of entering students who seeming- ly would benefit from the pro- gram, ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1962 INTERNAL STRIFE: Kuins Pinpoint Asia Ferment Eckstein Notes Conflict In Marxism, Economics STRONGER STATES: Professors View Future of Federalism By DANIEL SHAFER Describing "Asia's Quiet Revolu- ticn" as a "stupendous event which h,,s been underplayed for years," Mr. and' Mrs. Ferdinand Kuhn commented yesterday on the in- te:.nal revolution in Asia in a lec- ture at Rackham Lecture Ha...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDIgESDAY. flFr.RivmvR !C insty PAGETWO HE ICHIAN fAM IV tF.11AAI.JSSAS I. SJ5Ek/.lJ~fl.2StV, 1004 CLEARANCE: Government Requires U' To Submit Information Detroit Faces Threat From Air Pollution 'THE GREAT BEAR': Hollander Views Stars, Snow, Movies (Continued from Page 1) ever been submitted for publica- tion by these organizations. Unlike private industrial con- tractors the University is required to subm...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DEMMER 6, 1962 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6.1962 __ Y .,_ _ _ _.._ _.. , _.,.. I REAPPORTIONMENT: Martin Refutes Need For New State Plan $- ! By MICHAEL GRONDIN "Must both houses be appor- tioned on a strict population bas- is?" Republican National Com-. mitteeman from Michigan John B. Martin, recently asked. Martin, speaking on "Reappor- tionment and the E x e c u t i v e Bran...…
…P !:GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA GE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY P4RKING: i Odiorne Notes Interview Techniques Last Central Structure Rises : By JOHN BRYANT Behind the West Quadrangle on Thompson Street, the latest in a .sei; es of University parking struc- tues is rising. Completion of the structure ne:t February will mark the end of a University program of erect- fin large parking structures at the edt es of the central campus area, John...…
…FAGE TO THE MICHIGAN DATIM 40AqfTTIDIMAvr r.r..vnw rnrw. ! ywww PAE WO;H M 1WIAil ,fi1L1 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 Ei11OTIONAL SUNSETS: Flynn Shows Lighting Uses Sturmthal Discusses Communist Appeal STUDENT IMPRESSION: t Odiorne Discusses Interviewing By BURT MICHAELS The use of lighting for aesthet- ics as an independent art form and for heat vxas demonstrated ye. terday by John B. Flynn, '54 A&:D. Clynn of the Research Lighting C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DE'CE ER 4_ 146- THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TTNJT)AV fl flfl'P 0 10L~') - . = .-. 9 - ~ an,... sad.. I,, .LU9JM l' L:1,lt dial. G1t1DGIL .7, t OG : Crawford Calls EEC 'Political' Groesbeck Views Role Of Student Governors COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Alumni Aid Kappa Sig Local A <. The Common Market's policy is I By KAY PAYANT designed to allow outside suppliers only that amount of agricultural. One of the main jobs of a neede...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. DEVEMRFR. 11i4ito PAG_ TO.TE IC IG N AIYTTDA r n 'vwo' i UA;j "Ax , ilGunivI bEm 11, 1ybz G UNIQUE QUALITY: Considers 'Little Symphony' By JEFFREY K. CHASE Differing from a chamber or- chestra, the Chicago Little Sym- phony is the only one of its kind in the world, Thor Johnson, its founder and conductor, said after a performance in Ann Arbor this weekend. The chamber orchestra is of two varieties, b...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 1 INTIERNATIONAL BUSINESS: Grant Establishes Study Plan By LESLIE SMITH Ti v- The business administration school has offered courses in the international area since its found- ing in 1924, but increased demand for training and research has led to the. recent establishment of a program in international business under a For...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRTT'R..gn A V . 'n'P !l"i!MRVV It ' I 'rit ul nM~A 1 0 T1-rmIRwW A J~~.t ,E uhaVllXt,.13), 19 PRESSURES: Discuss Freedom Limitations By JAMES NICHOLS The stresses placed on society by, the modern world are being translated into freedom-destroy- ing pressures on the public univer- sity, Prof. Richard L. Cutler of the psychology department said yeserday. American society today is "clus- tered together under a l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tram it' , THE MICHGAN I)AIV rn tn I SGC PROPOSALS: Considers Joint Government Woman Dental Student Views Interest in Field PARKS, CAMP SITES: Committee Studies Management Needs " By RICHARD KELLER SIMON. Student Government Council heard a report Wednesday from the Committee on the University proposing further study of the es- tablishment of a joint student- faculty government. Council debated the report in a commit...…
…__I PAGE TWO THE ~MICHIGAN UfATIX 1al L' 11E1 {,i lllli tl l Lt 1LI w 1 r SAURDJAY, DECEMBER 15, 1962 z' FACULTY VIEWS STUDY: New Electron Microscope May Reveal DNA Atoms (Continued from Page 1) Museum Holds Old Monster Notes Raise In Standards For Entrance VISIT QUEBEC: Students Study Opinions On Canadian Education I fact to come out of that research as the width of the DNA molecule (20 angstrom units). This agrees with the theore...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is. 196i PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMrn~R IA 1O4~ .....v..w.s+.a:....x ...iuarasa uia:+a ivy 1.7vw I BACKSTAGE: Folk Trio Shows Authentieity By BURTON MICHAELS Southern mountain music is in- vading urban and collegiate Amer- ica through the medium of three witty New Yorkers known as the s New Lost City Ramblers. The trio, composed of John Cohen, Mike Seeger and Tracy Schwarz, is ...…
…Two' THE MICHIGAN DAILY IEnA'4: TW H IC {.r1 A11. IAT1Y1 'I'TT wl lL.,. a, Lrjrl SLD*W . a, loooo, ACADEMIC ORIENTATION: Year-End Round-Up Spots Trends in 'U' (Continued from Page 1) 10o courses which henceforth must be pre-registered. This system will provide each participating student with his complete class list in Jan- uary, thus erasing many of the traditional course-switching pyro- technics in Waterman Gym. CON-CON-The University's...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATIN ..aavuavta i .v ra L - y r 'EDP Study To Probe Public Health Tupper Cites Challenges Facing Medical School YEAR IN REVIEW: Speaker By-Law Arouses Controversy By PHILIP SUTIN How effective are public health services? What makes people heed their doctor's advice? The community health service's department of the public health school will attempt to answer these questions in a seven-year, $2.2 million study that ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DECE ER 2ii_ IMI PAGETWOTHE ICHGAN AIJ ...,A..,Ati Z, i tR,.4i5.AS.J-V 4V, A01)4 CONFLICT TERMS: Poulos Notes News 'Weapon' Hicks Reveals Figures On Travel for Research PHARMACEUTICAL USES: Milosovich Studies Crystal Applications r.; By MARTHA MACNEAL sues now without being confused Men are pugnacious animals, by Communism," Poulos said. and reporters too often see all in- "The older generation i...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'rTTVQ"AV Y VA-1L'AA"RTin 1 IfteA a v~ I +.vW A T naTv 'l, aCf 'sua .._It. .,f cn 1'UNSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1964 t Call League Program By CLARENCE FANTO The Women's League Big Sis- ter" Program, designed to help acquaint foreign students with American customs, has had a high- ly successful semester, Linda Yee, '66, chairman of the League's In- ternational Committee said re- cently. In contrast to the Michigan Un-...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY VEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2,1964 NEEDS REVISION: Bagdikian Hits Press Outlook ... r..r: .. . . . . .h . . . . . Y .. . , . . . 1Y ."r r ;r . YrV r . ........... .. . .. . ... . . . .... .. * DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .. z:; i >: ;i'; 1 >? l) > I ..:: :::: .;. .... K. . ..... . : :: .... ..... .... ;. ....: ..: . ":.:: ......... .,,.... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . , . . . + . .i ; r : r .: : ::.: w : w J...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAURSUAY,:IECEMBER 3, 1964 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3.1964 _ _... _, .__ .., _,, ,, s ARTS AND LETTERS: Says 'Peacemaker' Poses Moral Issue Across Campus Examination Schedule- _The Real One This Time! a By GAIL BLUMBERG When a man knows that an act of violence is inevitable should he try to stop it anyway? Is being a moral man worth it? Carl Oglesby, author of "The Peace- maker," feels ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 4, 1964 1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRIflAY. DECFMREft 4 1(~iU Z"ZVfi./G11} i/iJV i%1I1L111V 'I .L~V2 C I Across Campus Dr. Jerome W. Conn, professor of internal medicine in the Medi- cal School, gave the 1964 William H. Olmsted Lecture at Washing- ton University, St. Louis, Mo., re- cently. His topic: "The Prediabetic State. What Do We Know About It?" FRIDAY, DEC. 4 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m.-Galens...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECE31BER 5, 1964 AGE00W IdMCIGNDIL ATRAYPEEME 516 'U' TRADITION: Choral Union To Give 'Messiah By CAROL EIFRIG The Christmas season of 1879 "witnessed the initial performance of the University Choral Union, a performance which included a selection from Handel's "Messiah." Since that time the famed ora- torio has become a part of Uni- versity tradition. The Choral Un- ion will present the work in its...…
…I1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY cYTVI"Av lrlklk("lPlt4lP.VU 92 IOAA l TIlE MICIIIGA1~T U1AIT.V r .TIY, l~t3 , is 96 VISITING SOCIAL SCIENTIST: 'U' Reputation Lures Guttman By LILLI VENDIG Prof. Louis Guttman, an inter- national authority on social and1 psychological measurement, has come here to spend a year work- ing with what he describes as two world-renowned departments -the University's psychology and sociology departments. Hp is s...…
….1 VAGIE T*O ir ir 11 ir C. a iv irb & ir ir.v n. ,,..'.... . ......,.____...... _ 'r - .... r. -- 111t.Qi au N.tp rl ±u Uil!.#u.i SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1964 I Timberlake Nears Wolverine Total Offense Record By BOB LEDERER Michigan in two categories and lake in total rushing yardage to second with 10 catches for 184 A Michiganx record on the books runs a close second in another lead all Michigan ball carriers yards and two scores. Ste...…
…44 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1964 I COUNCIL MEETING-: Sesquicentennial Group*Appointed Across Campus f i A commission to work on plans for the city's participation in the University's 1967 sesquicentennial celebration was created by the Ann Arbor City Council at its meeting Monday. The 17-man commission will be charged with duties such as estab- lishing a central housing buresu to accommodate out - of -town g...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964 ARTS and LETTERS By Adria Schwartz To Present StudentPlaybill Experimentation, The lights will dim on the Arena Theatre at 4:10 this afternoon and the shuffling and the muffled whispers will cease as the Student Laboratory Theatre presents "In- troducing Eve" by Susan Vierow, '64, and "The Name of the Same is Ben," by Dennis McIntyre, '65. Soviets Cut Ar'ms Budget (Continued fro...…
…PAGE TWO TNF Mrrurr A N n A rr.v PAGE TWO TI ri 1Ir vII Vti t2A11 UbY L Y s..~U 'R . ~i . ~AA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 E ACROSS CAMPUS:, To' Discuss Self-Destruction Exam Times, Places for Most Courses DIAL 662-6264 1 FRIDAY, DEC. 11 4;15 p.m.-Dr. Edwin S. Shneid- man of Los Angeles' Suicide Pre- ~vention Center will address a psy- chological colloquium, in Aud. B. His topic is "Some Reflections on Self Destruction." 7 p.m. and 9 p...…
…PAGE TAVO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3.196F PAGE TWO TIlE IIHCUIGAX DAILY TUESDAY. T W1u1'~ ~ wx &goo IF ONE-THIRD TAKE PART: View, FacultyResearch Role U Report Challenges 13 us nesses (Continued from Page 1) This Week's Events New Directions in Jewish Thought By DUANE MACKIE Out of a total of about 1,800 members on the University's teaching staff, 687 are engaged in research work in addition to their class loads, Rober...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. DECE;ITSER 4, 196.' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 19EI~ F: . PROFESSIONAL TRA INING: Organize Social Work Program Walker Gets Top A ward For Studies FEWER BELOW 'C': Academic Dropout Rate Shows Decline in LSA TONIGHT at 8: FRITZ A. ROTHSCHILD Rabbi, Author and Lecturer speaks on the philosophy of ABRAHAM JOSHUA HESCHEL sponsored by the Bet Midrash of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DEC;FAIRFR N, ,oaz PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tr1TTR~n&v flh~'r ruu~, r Ai Vi*r 7 C iliL S[ k I SENSORY STIMULI: Wilson Explains Pleromrble Role I By STEVEN HALLER Why is it that dogs are able to tell identical twins apart merely through minute differences in odor, and certain fish can distin- guish their own school from other schools of the same species-thus showing a keenness of sense which hu...…
…I., . k 111.1 I PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1963 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,1963 LASER LIGHT SOURCE USED: Scientists Unveil Lensless Photography i Across Campus By STEVEN HALLER If current research is any cri- terion, the shutterbug of the next century may be able to take pic- tures with a lensless camera, but, he would need a portable laser source to do so. According to Juris Upatnieks of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1963 ORE SUPPORT: MacCarthy Notes Business Aid to 'U' To Perform 'Messiah' By JOCELYN DANIELS The nation's corporations and businesses continue their finan- cial aid to the University in in- creasing dimensions, said Alan W. MacCarthy, director of the Devel- opment Council. MacCarthy noted an increase in corporate interest and support of the University. The Development Council is con- stantly working...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMBER LSA Alters Curriculum Evaluations- BE H AVIOR: Professors Study Education Problems rShw Crnfn inm M- - M w maws kontinuous Sot. & Sun. oil uU U%-% from 1 o'clock6 DIAL 8-6416 (Continued from Page 1) used by some individual instruc- tors to help improve their teach- ing. Others simply ignore them- it depends on the type of person an instructor is." In addition,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 ,:; TflE MICilIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. ,.x, Question Research Developmenta (Cot-ue ro Pae1 Carlson Analyzes 'Hate Clan' Carlson claimed the cause of this revolution is man himself. "The world is being re-made by PTP To Perform 'Phoenix,' ,Scapin' The Professional Theatre Pro- gram will present the Association of Producing Artists in Fry's "A Phoenix Too Frequent" and Mo- liere's "Scapin" to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 )swaid DITOR'S NOTE: The fol- ng are excerpts from an ysis of the published evi- e against Lee Harvey Os- lthe accused slayer of ident John F. Kennedy. 'rof. Staughton Lynd of man College and Jack Man- of Atlanta compiled this ment, showing some of the nsistencies in the evidence far presented, from dis- hes appearing in major spapers and from interviews reporters covering the as- nation. Case...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1~ THURSDAY DECEMBER12, 1963^ I 10 IF! - .- t= , , Question Oswald Evidence Whi ppie Gives Analysis Of AEC Safety Rules n tC Q (EDITOR'S NOTE: Following are excerpts from an analysis of the published evidence against Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy. (In yesterday's Daily appear- ed portions of the study, com- piled by Prof. Staughton Lynd of Spelman College and Jack M...…
… FRIDAY, DECfEMBER 3. 1963~ PAGE TWO 3 THE MICHIG~AN DA4ILY z_ , s_ =..., . ... a A .---- --- -- - - --.---AY- , a.,w Gray To Make Study Of New Chinese Law Fine Studies ACROSS CAMPUS: NRA Effect' Ceremony By ROBERT SHLIFER Professor Whitmore Gray of the Law School, under a grant from the Ford Foundation for Area Studies, will visit Hong Kong and Taipei next year to study the Chinese Communist legal system. "By specific contact with. p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FED SC MEETING: jji-,abIeMove To Re"seBylaws Foreign Visitors Study U' Business Instruction By PHILIP SUTIN Student Government Council heard Brian Glick, '62, explain his motion on authority over stu- dent rules and conduct, but took no further action on it at its meeting Wednesday night. "A group of people for whom laws have been set should have ultimate power over them," Glick said in explaining the rationale Co mmitt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATT Aller Lists Advantages Of Southern Hemisphere By MICHAEL JULIAR The southern hemisphere has many advantages over the north- ern hemisphere for the astrono- mer, according to Prof. Lawrence H. Aller of the astronomy depart- ment. Speaking at an astronomical colloquium given yesterday, Prof. Aller listed the many astronomi- cal "jewels waiting to be picked up from the ground, or as in this case, from the heavens." He me...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I F Citizens Give PdWw CHOREOGRAPHER-DANCER-Merce Cunningham and his leading dancer, Carolyn Brown, will appear with his dance company at 8:30 p.m. Monday at the Ann Arbor High School. Cunningham was the 1961 recipient of the National Dance Magazine Award for outstanding achievement. The Dramatic Arts Center is sponsoring the program. PROGRAM NOTES: Dance TroupeTo Present Recital - Merce Cunningham, choreo- grapher-d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1.961 RICAL SITES: ADC Votes GREATEST SHORTCOMING: ieck Discusses Bible To Increase African Students Find Intolerance in Amer Archaeological Aid Mbontale udrgradue i the North and two-fifths of those neth Holland, president of the In- doing as well or better than most ple," the s ARTHA MacNEAL One male undergraduate ex- in the South found the discrim- ternational Education Institute, as foreign studen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, THE MUCHICAN flATLY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, SCOMPUTERS: Learning Processes 7 MICHAEL JULIAR esearchers in cognitive behav- -the field of learning, relat- stimulus to response-are try- to better understand think- by using electric computers.' , the Mental Health Research itute, a computer is program- and fed data in order to make imulate as nearly as possible thinking process that goes on uuman b...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961 TWfl THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1961 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: 'U' Foreign Enrollment Highest in Nation TV Center COLLEGE ROUNDUP: By HELEN JACOBSON There are approximately 1436 graduate and undergraduate for- eign students now at the Univer- sity, more than at any other school in the country, James Davis, Di- rector of the International Center said. Their reasons for coming h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SGC Refuses Special Session, Considers Judiciary Selections By MARJORIE BRAHMS diciary Council's procedure for ap- nically the motion must be refer- Student Government Council pointing new members was refer- red back to Joint Judic if SGC Wednesday refused by an 8-5 vote red back to Joint Judic as being makes any changes and cannot be to call a special session to discuss incompletely written, passed by SGC first. Daily Ed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECE ER 9 ,1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, PEACHER TRAINING: See Defects in Preparation THREE-FOLD IMPLICATIONS: Panel Focuses on 'Population Explosion' By PATRICIA O'CONNOR A rising need for teachers train- ed to handle increasingly complex knowledge and technology has spurred interest in five year pro- grams for teacher preparation. Programs of varying types have been adopted by universities thro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ki TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY ILl 'LEGAL LOOPHOLES': Sawyer Cites Donation Plans I By MARJORIE BRAHMS "The University as an Elite In- stitution" will be discussed at the Conference on the University, April 20, 21 and 22. An "elite institution" is one caused by increased tuition, a large graduate school and an ex- tensive research program. Due to* these conditions, such an institu- tion would not be open to all stu- dents, Shar...…
…Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER I2, TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, IMPLEMENT YOUTHFUL IDEALISM': Kelly Views Peace Corps Aims 4> 0' Concrete Umbrella CONCLUDES SERIES: Challenge Holds Panel On Peace Movement By BARBARAPASH Confirming that the position of Peace Corps selections director has been offered to him, Prof. E. Low- ell Kelly, chairman of the psychol- ogy department, said yesterday that he has not yet "ac...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMER 13,1! PH IHGNDIYWDNSADCME 3 Baha'i Club PA Hears Talk On Religion" "Des "We should not merely live and iy pa let live, but live and help live," tion Sharon Ballard, Grad, told the coerce Michigan Baha'i World Faith Club is a qt Monday. intelle Miss Ballard began her talk on reader "Is Mere Tolerance Enough?" by the bo pointing out that much intoler- "The ance has been carried out in the women name of ...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO THE 1~HCHIGAN DAILY TOUT LECTURE: Horn Players Aim for Natural Sound , U by LOUISE LIND "The natural horn sound is the purest type of 'F' horn sound you will hear; it is the velvety sound that horn-players try to emulate," said Prof. Louis J. Stout of the music school. Prof. Stout, a French horn in- structor, spoke yesterday after- noon to a group at Lane hall on the history of the French horn. Tracing the deve...…
…AGETTWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1961 SGC Changes Status Of Roberts Motion COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Colorado Students Ask Rule Change C)- terms of what he sees the Council udent Government Council to be?" d Wednesday night to consider League President Bea Nemlaha, otion on authority over stu- '62, one of the sponsors of the rules and conduct as spe- motion, said that the retreat would business at its next meeting create greater und...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, December 3, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, December 3, 1968 theatre FDA warns diet foods Czech will see his PTP premiere may be health hazard Ivan Klima, Czech liberal leader and playwright whose work, The Castle, opens tonight at Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, arrived in Ann Arbor Friday and will attend the American premiere of his play. Klima, a reform leader in the Czech Writers' Unio...…
