…SLICING UP MICHIGAN See Editorial Page Sirta~ ~E~Ait3 PARTLY CLOUDY High-4x Low-35 Rain ending thins morning Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES ' Loses in Bid for Electronics Research Center " b Space Project Given To Original Locale Boston Award Encourages Leaders About Future Chances in Allotments By LOUISE LIND University officials expr...…
… 2 A.M. DEADLINE S ir41 Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Ap SNOW FLURRIES High-40 Low-28 Partly cloudy towards evening VOL. LXXIV, No. 97 SEVEN CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1964 TWO SECTIONS FOURTEEN PAGES Expect Makarios To Reject Troops Calls NATO Proposal Unacceptable To Cyprus, Preferring UN Troops NICOSIA, Cyprus (P) - Authoritative sources said yesterday Cyprus President Archbishop Makarios will f...…
…&G bar Sees Possibility of Curriculum Revs is ions By KENNETH WINTER Changes in literary college distribution requirements, calendar and credit system are currently being considered by the college's curricu- lum committee. Prof. Oleg Grabar of the art history department, the committee's chairman, said yesterday the group may recommend: --Liberalization of distribution requirements; -Departures fro mthe conventional formula of awarding one -A...…
…SGC INSULTS STUDENT BODY See Editorial Page Siri4an Daiti0PF MILD High-47 Low--30 Partly cloudy through tonight Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES State Court Gets Brown Proposals Reapportionment Scheme Identical To One Examined by Commission By THOMAS COPI Democrat Ivan Brown of Iron Mountain submitted his plan for reapportioning legislative...…
…OPEN RUSH: SORORITY HARBINGER See Editorial Page C, 4c SiA6r4 1 1ait MILD High--42 Low28 Cloudy with rain or drizzle likely Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Rights Bill Skips Principle Barrier Keep Main Part of Bill Untouched: Victory for Administration Leaders WASHINGTON (M)-The House retained a strong public accom- modations section in th...…
…OUT OF 'U' POCKET, INTO MSU PURSE? See Editorial Page 5k i!3an 41!Iaiti, CLOUDY High-34 Low-22 Turning colder, cloudy and windy Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1964 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES UNI VERSITY: Thayer Calls for Image Lift By DAVID WHITE Sen. Stanley G. Thayer (R-Ann Arbor) last night urged the University to maintain its excellence, but to be less aloof in dea...…
…0 ED SCHOOL WAIVERS IN ITS PHILOSOPHY See Editorial Page Y e S1ir 19au 4!Iat FLURRIES High-3o Low-18 Cloudiness, occassional snow and colder Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Order U.S.Water For Guantanamo Cuba Says Action Taken as Protest; U.S. Charges Plan To Remove Base WASHINGTON (A) - President Lyndon B. Johnson directed last night tha...…
…STUDENTS NEED BETTER COUNSELING See Editorial Page Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 47tai1 i PARTLY CLOUDY High--30 Low-22 Little temperature change VOL. LXXIV, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1964 SEVEN CENTS M T T U'W7 A I T 7 T W' ki,'- - SIX PAGES NIE A F1UNDS: Increases Loan Ceiling The Office of Financial AidV learned this week it will receive more National Defense Education Act loan funds for the current...…
…SLOW FACULTY STALLS RESIDENCE COLLEGE See Editorial Page Y Si~r41 &titj410p SUNNY High-33 Low-20 Mostly sunny with slow warming trends Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Coalition Outvotes Southerners, Passes Civil Rights Bill in House Ask Amendment In Housing Law Vice-President Lewis Asks Change' In Rooming-House. Bias Provisions By RAYMOND...…
…LANGUAGE AND' THE LEGISLATURE See Editorial Page Yi e etre Yoiau Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 47ItAit WARMER High--43 Low--27 Partly cloudy through tomorrow VOL LXXIV No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Architecture School Sets Quest for Dean Committee Seeks Succesor to Youtz; Department Chairman also Needed By MARILYN KORAL The architecture college is looking for a new dean and a ...…
…LANGUAGE AND THE LEGISLATURE See Editorial Page Y SirA6 A6F 471 SNOW High--35 Law--2 Light snow with flurries later today Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1964 SEVEN CENTS 0 EIGHT PAGES Governmental Figures Reveal $3 Billion Loss On Payments Balance Districting Concern Slows Amendments LANSING UP)-A package of proposed amendments to the State Constitution appeared ...…
…A LECTURELESS UNIVERSITY See Editorial Page Y Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 4Iat FAIR High-38- Low-25 Increasing cloudiness and colder t]AT T VViRf x "AN I VOU LXXLIV, [No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT P sililliSEVEN..CENTS E:IViiHT iP1L MSU Medical School Rapped by Hatcher Urges Improving Present Facilities At 'U1, WSU During Lansing Speech By PHILIP SUTIN National Concerns Edi...…
…A NEW FORM FOR STUDENT GOVT. See Editorial Page Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom ~~IaitP SNOW High-35 Low-20. Cloudy and cold tomorrow VOL. LXXIV, No. 108 Officials Quarrel On Medical Unit MSU, 'U' Contest Alleged Creation Of Third School in East Lansing By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM University and Michigan State University officials quietly tore into each other yesterday like verbal scalpels over the issue of a third state medical school...…
…Libraries: Expansion Needed To Meet 'U'GH rowth By JEFFREY GOODMAN Even with the proposed $3.5 million building addition to the General Library, the University Library system faces significant space, staff and book needs for the future. The needs vary from more square footage for additional read- er seating, book storage and work space to funds for book acquisi- tions, "housekeeping" expenses and additions to Library staff; they are accentua...…
…The Trimester Experiment: Officials' Viewpoin (EDITOR'S NOTE! This is the first in a four-part series of articles canvassing the University community's reaction to last fall's newv calendar.) By H. NEIL BERKSON and KENNETH WINTER Once the University adjusts to it, the new calendar will be productive and popular. This is the consensus of key University officials as they look back over last fall's term, the first under a new calendar designed ...…
…The Trimester Exp eriment: aculty Adapts to It (Second of Four Articles) By H. NEIL BERKSON and KENNETH WINTER Picture the average professor. He has spent well over three decades, as teacher and student, carefully fitting himself to the pace of the academic year. Despite sabbaticals, conventions, research excursions and other diversions, his weeks and his months generally fall into a very pleasant pat- tern-the same one year after year. Man...…
…The Trimester Experiment: Student Reactions (Third of four articles) By H. NEIL BERKSON and KENNETH WINTER Though it occasionally proved hectic, students like the new calendar. After one term under the trimester system, almost nine out of 10 sophomores, juniors and seniors responding to a Daily sur- vey say they prefer it to the old semester plan. And over half of the approximately 200 respondents "strongly prefer the trimester." Question...…
…The Trimest (Last of a Series) By H. NEIL BERKSON and KENNETH WINTER They've been nicknamed "trimester babies," but the class of '67 apparently grew up rather fast under last fall's revised cal- endar. Because the freshmen had no experience under the old se- mester plan, The Daily sent them a separate questionnaire, pri- marily asking for an evaluation of their first semester at the University. The response was heavy: with over a 70 per cent r...…
…THE TRIMESTER: SUCCESSFUL See. Editorial Page Ci 4c SirF A& .:43 a t SUNNY High--32 Low--20 Colder with snow likely tomorrow Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Expect Regents 1 CONFERENCE KEYNOTE: 'U' Must See 'Larger Whole' o Divert Half oLeague Budget SPEAKERS-The second Conference on the University yesterday heard D. Hale Brake (left) a...…
…AUSTRALIA & ASIA See Editorial Page C, r S ir F Da3 ii PARTLY CLOUDY High-28 Low-17 Slightly colder with snow flurries Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES President To View Aid Slash Groups To Chart Fund Merits WASHINGTON (P) - President Lyndon B. Johnson is expected to recommend soon that foreign aid be cut back in scope and that its effective...…
…'U' EXCELLENCE THREATENED See Editorial Page CJ r Sir t iogauT 47Iait~y PARTLY CLOUDY High--38 Low-12 Snow flurries and colder tomorrow Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Hear Complaints On New College Professors Question Feasibility, Desirability of LSA Residential Unit By ANN GWIRTZMAN Literary college faculty members yesterday aired their ...…
… U' Vies with State over Building Funds C ontrol (First of a Series) By EDWARD HERSTEIN How much control can the state exercise over University building funds? University officials may go to court to find out. The issue centers around recent restrictions by the Legisla- ture on the capital outlay funds it appropriates for the University, Michigan State University and Wayne State University. University President Harlan Hatcher said Monday tha...…
… COMPETITION IN EDUCATION See Editorial Page C, r iti43tan &4Dt13 SUNNY High-32 Low-8 Fair with little change Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES MORE CHANCES? Hilsman Quits Viet Nam Post Johnson Signs $11i".5 Billion 0 Tax Cut WASHINGTON (R)-The resig- nation of Asst. Secretary of State Roger Hilsman raised speculation yesterday about pos...…
…THE ISRAELI-ARAB CONFLICT See Editorial Page YI [ e , irigaut Pa ity FAIR High-35 Low-23 Mostly sunny, with warming trend Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Board Accepts Fund To Aid Eye Research Ophthalmologists To Investigate Ocular Diseases, Genetic Factors By STEVEN HALLER The Regents yesterday accepted a fund of $200,961 to support resear...…
…WOMEN FAVOR LIBERALIZED RULES See Editorial Page C, r A6** 43EtaitI WARMER High-42 Low-20 Mild temperatures and sunny skies Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES UN May Dispatch Force to Cyprus Neutral Nations Sponsor Peace Plan As 'Take It or Leave It' Settlement UNITED NATIONS OP) - Diplomatic sources said last night a resolution will be put be...…
…i TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. F ,RTUTARV 1 . 1RRd THCE1 L f. +AN II]I1Y 1 TTTIflV1IlPT1 1OA LFAX rrJD.VC.t~n.w. 1, 1004 1% :ITES ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Bursley ViewsI Romney Program Doubt Fight In Primary For Staebler $579,000 TOTAL: Regents Receive Gifts and Bequests atMeeting ;. By ROBERT HIPPLER "In 1961 Michigan had a debt of $85 million. In the less than two years since the election of Gov. George Romney that deficit has been el...…
…PAGE TWO rr U W M'S V IS Vd"- AL IVT Th AL W T IIV A ANDt A' Ml VA1. UE'4A ~i' -wt a w .. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1964 Krenek Discusses Tone Style By JEFFREY K. CHASE 5 I ARTS AND LETTERS: Ehrling Likes Baroque, Contemporary Music THIS WEEK'S EVENTS Ernst Krenek is a short, stocky man with a healthy Southern Cal- ifornia tan and an alert, sensi- tive mind. One of the most prolific com- posers of this century, Krenek is in Ann Arbor as...…
… 1 PAGE TWO THE a aICHIGAN. L D 2A at .V 'f!?T'L C 7'1A'R7 "G+7;+7rfTPf'fTt1'l t VnAm... aAGE TO T VMICHa. l iL\ i ii V - TUSAY, FERnJURY 4, 196h4 E RACIAL CONFLICTS: Explains Problems Of City Teachers 'Man for All Seasons' BEHAVIORIAL PSYCHOLOGY: By DUANE MACKIE "The general tendency is to train teachers as if they're going out to teach in middle-class Amer- lea," Prof. David Gottlieb, of Michigan State University said yesterday. ...…
…'K PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY .5. 1±494 TUE Vfli~A l LiY YY ,a aa .,,a J, IUD% DEVILS ISLAND': Bruce RapsAlcatraz Method College Roundup ORGANIZATION NOTICES I . By RAYMOND HOLTON Investigating Alcatraz Prison a "forbidden act" in the eyes of the Justice Department, accord- ing to J. Campbell Bruce, author of "Escape from Alcatraz." "However, after overcoming the obstacles of Washington bureauc- racy, I discov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. FEBRUARY G. I~1U avwsn+ a.ay s a:ta./av v4aLVi Vy i+FIVT. 9 Speakers Observe Week ACROSS CAMPUS: Honoring Negro History 'Summit' Block Sales To Open ; s a' "1 11i l Roger Marsha Price Katz Miriam Ralph Kligman Silver Koich Ito CAMPUS OPINION Tallying the Comments on France I (EDITOR'S NOTE: Two armed Daily reporters with their shoot- lug photographer in...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PR.' nAV- VVRRITARV 114JU y ^ va.a vaaavcaf v aaa .w. - ___ A AIA 1, rA.A A nA n~taI i *, .VMS I UNION PHYSICAL PLANT: Consider Modernization Plans College Roundup INDUSTRIAL HIRING: I Odiorne Cites Pro-NegroBias By JOHN BRYANT The Union is presently consid- ering numerous programs to re- model and modernize its facilities, but plans no major alterations or additions to its physical plant in the near futu...…
…:_ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8.1964 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .,. ...v .w++ +.}.a i+ ..+wvvaas rs. ux vva M STUDENTS, CO-OPS WARNED: Garbage-Strewn Yards Elicit Complaints By RAYMOND HOLTON Garbage poses a major problem for the city of Ann Arbor and the University's off-campus student community. The problem is that of cleaning the stuff up. Year after year Ann Arbor's public works and public health departments receive complaint after co...…
…I-l PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1964 fI ARTS AND LETTERS: Stokowski Helps Young Musicians This Week's Events ..."t.S .,.".yfl.VaS*%Wflf****"""" 5 m*W*Q*.........**....*v DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By JEFFREY K. CHASE Special To The Daily NEW YORK - Eighty-three- year-old Leopold Stokowski is a man who has had a profound effect on orchestral performance in this century. His frequent disregard for the traditional in fav...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1964 tLfltV..A..t......P........*.*.*.**~.....*...*.*.*.*..., RIGHTS WEAPON: Harris Links Law to Polities '.::41Y: .+"1 hY: oo: r:.v." ::Y." S"vrr Y: A"v: :Lrvro,:"A r wrrs "lr." 4s"" r " "r:.vr" ." YSh + Y .VMrr ".YAV ".SS44Y"AS'. L "t 1944SS::Y:a"Y."r " ": A::"rAY Sh4Y. ?:"ST? ." . L..Ki."}5:. .. rr..{.:v."::::: a.; . :LsY;. h;$:Yr:F,".". ".fi ' :::: $;"v ,v;:"1";:"::."r., iti"X ".,.;,,...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1964 NEW METHODS: Doerr Views Cuban Dentistry College Roundup VIEWS ALTERNATIVES: Romney To Fashion New Agency A By STEVEN HALLER Where dental treatment is con- cerned, Cuba, under the Castro regime, shows a striking contrast between impressive programs of training at the University of Ha- vana on the one hand, and in- Across Camp us A panel discussion of "The Ne- gro's Rediscove...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY PAGE ~TWO THE MICHIGAN DillY THURSDAY. FEBRUARY .,: . p 'I I PROFILE : John Ead ie Zoologist Notes Patterns Of Territorial Behavior DAILY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN i^; : "y::: . .fiS. (EDITOR'S NOTE: from. time to t time The Daily's new "Profile" col- umn will appear with an Interview of a campus personality currently in the news.) By JOHN BRYANT The newly elected president of the Inter-Qua...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, E TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PRInAY. F Ai/L1 JL j.. A' .RELAY U Panel Investigates Science in Religion Indian Miniatures TONIGHT SABBATH SERVICE at 7 p.m. 1429 Hil Street ONLY A FEW REMAINING SERIES TICKETS ONCE FESTIVAL 1964 7 Concerts-VFW Ballroom, 314 E. Liberty Tues., Feb. 25th-Sun., March 1st Series 7.50, Single Admission 2.25 tickets at Marshall's Bookshop, Record Center, Disc Shop, Dramatic Arts Center, P.O. B...…
…17; TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ATT1RDAY.. FERRYTARY 1~ ioa& LOU% t t ;00 NEW MEMBERS: Fraternities Complete Rush, List Pledges DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN {1 ...Fx.i ..R.,h . ...r,..rdv{a.. :}..'. : " .^. r.". v .. ..t"v": ,' DIAL 2-6264 IND~ Shows at 1 :20 3:45-6:10 and 8:45 Inter-Fraternity Council recent- ly released the following list of new pledges for the 1964 spring rush: ACACIA Mic...…
…PAGE TWO TUC MICHIGAN DA Il'.V CTT#TT A !1 T1TbmTT it ?f f YA y./f .! _ aE Twi.T1"aaa. laEaur;t fry SUJNDAYh, FEBRUARYt)16,AJ1964 4 WESTERN MUSIC: Pro Musica Opens Rich Past This Week's Events ARTS AND LETTERS: Harris Views Theater Tours By RICHARD MERCER 1 When Noah Greenberg formed the New York Pro Musica in 1952, he sought to open a broad avenue leading into the rich past of West- erni music. For years the focus of musical atten...…
…lPAGV"Ot 'iur MICHICAx "ATT.v r'f9YTiT,40vAvr V".tl. 't7bTiYt, Yl 48 fAMf PAGE TWO 'FUJI' ~~~~~~~1iL fflri!A. uu .. B BJJ. B-UJN- -qpL r RP. 33. TUESDUAY, FEBRUAR~Y18, 1964 V 'r THE TRIMESTER EXPERIMENT: Boom in Enrollment Prompts Revisions Jesus' Division of Private, Public Morality 'Untenable' By H. NEIL BERKSON The trimester was born in World War II-literally. It constitutes the University's solution to the pressures of enroll- men...…
…PAGE TWO .U MICHIGAN ~ LU U .~£ nAl3.1 VXTIVTIkTlCtZIM A Vr IMIMV*lftV-ra Vwwr v . 4 m. , ' 111 L MTC'1 11 iA ti Ib 11H11I w EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1964 TRIMESTER EXPERIMENT: Faculty Adjusts to Demands of New Calendar Plan Q (Continued from Page 1) the 'hectic' fast pace some stu- dents mentioned last fall. But it can't be fitted into our present calendar without starting before Labor Day, shortening the num- ber of weeks in class fro...…
…PAGE TWO THlE MICHIGtAN DlAILY 9rT4TT'R.4ZflAV Ti'T'iRT?.TTATt.V 9fk 116124 vnat . t .ti.a "l: 'T'YZTl ~A l l V~T7A iA 'IAf EL I4 J . Z s .' UJ bJ Ab .5. ~,k164 E TRIMESTER EXPERIMENT: Students View Shorter Term t,. .,_.v_._ (Continued from page 1i head, and little time if any for wracking to take, and count less of the total course grade. None of these was true for me," another senior commented. Labeled 'Unfair' A sophomore labele...…
…THE MICHIGAN 11VA i i.V ,. ,, , ...t,........... . . .... . < ... . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 . 1964 FERENC i : Week To Feature Peace Corps By ROBERT IIPPLER ' Jniversity President Harlan< tcher has officially designatedf bruary 24-29 as Peace Corps ek at the University; it will be. hlighted by Peace Corps stu it briefings and conferences, * d including aptitude tests ad- nistered several times during Residence Hall women Weant Junior Apartme...…
…PAGE TWO . THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 4964 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1964 I ll ELLIE NOBLE AVRUM STEIN LEE SPENCER JOSEPH SINREICH CAMPUS OPINION Students Comment on Use of Stimulants Across Camp us The Young Democratic Club re- cently announced it will endorse the following candidates in the March 4 Student Government Council election: Barry Bluestone, '67; Diane Lebedeff, '65; Ronald; Marti...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN lRAIT.V 1AG1 TW. 21 , 1 . .a <I 1 il NCU f SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1964 E. ARTS R& LETTERS: Condemns Electronic Music' THIS WEEK'S EVENTS STIRTON'S BABY: Industry, Education Unite at Dearborn 7 A By STEVEN HALLER and JEFFREY K. CHASE "The label 'electronic music' is a misnomer: a composition may be either electronic or music, but not both," Wolfgang Sawallisch, permanent conductor of the Vien- na Symphony, said her...…
…PAGE 6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY e ETOTEMCIGNDIYTEDY FBUR i 94 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25,196f Conference On the 'U' (EDITOR' NOTE: This is the fourth In the series of articles on last week- end's Conference on the University.) By JEFFREY GOODMAN Faculty functions outside the classroom are intimately connect- ed with a teacher's total job, the conference on the University ses- sion on "Non-Teaching Functions of the Faculty" concluded Satur- day. The gr...…
…a ( PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wv"[1T1T?+.CflAV. Vrg..RR.TTATt.V 941 tags , THEMIHI Wfl C L MAI OIJ)A YL r Julionan x zbl, .L AU E'. SOCIAL ROLE, GRADUATES, COUNSELING: Conferees Examine Educational Issues (EDITOR'S NOTE: These are the fifth, sixth and seventh in a series of 16 articles covering the Confer- ence on the University sessions, which took place Friday and Satur- day.) Social Change By KAREN KENAH Increased awareness of hi...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILYV TT4TTR..Qn A V T~ i"i R'P.TTAIMV Owl I OAA PAGvT O 'ITIYOVA ~ T~?Arxfl 4,l Lii LJ,,Z5t1 , i2..+L3XM VtAX 4.G7, 164 t STUDENT, FACULTY ROLES: Conferees Debate 'U' Issues DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (EDITOR' NOTE: These are the eighth, ninth and tenth in a series of 16 articles covering the Confer- ence on the University sessions, which took place Friday and Saturday.) Decision-Making By GLORIA BOWLES Magazine Ed...…
…PAGE TWO TIIC MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. FEERTTARY M 144th'' PAGETWO ~'R~lAV ~TTAI~VE Lba * ** *W[C==W. i l .&1V' ra a.a rsar., rr a tuan za, 1 U4 ACTIVITIES, PUBLIC IMAGE: Groups Explore U' Concerns 4, ('4 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I H C K A t; ?i Tau Delta, Party; Delta Upsilon, Party; Hayden, Open Open; Hinsdale, Open Open; Jordan Hall, Leap Year Dance; Kelsey, Lounge Dance; Lambda Chi Alpha, Dance-Party; Phi Epsilon Pi, Par- ty. Phi Gamm...…
…I , PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY29, 1964 INTERNAL EXPANSION, ACADEMIC COMMMUNITY: Conference Explores Issues Important to 'U' Slobodkin Notes Israeli Cultural Development (EDITOR'S NOTE: These are the thirteenth and fourteenth in a se- ries of sixteen articles covering the Conference on the University ses- sons which took place last Friday and Saturday.) Student Living By MICHAEL SATTINGER The Conference on the Un...…
