…THE MICHIGAN DAILY @ow to Spitfires, 5 6; agers core 59-47 WTin ouer sers 'I" SFA k iliday Cracks Two Marks Spitfire A ac in Second Harrison Sets Pace for olverine Atti olverine Swimmer Betters lie fer's Backstroke Receords .s Period Halts olverines Renfrew and Greer Score as Pueksiers ow Before trong la(an Opposition Elliott Holds Geahan to Free TI Harry Holiday, Michigan's great swimmer, backstroked his way to two new world's reco...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVN EDUCATION NEEDED: Venereal Disease Rise Hits Teen-Agers. LANSING, March 8 - (AP) - Michigan's growing venereal diseases is the teen-age group have increased an percent in the past Venereal disease is no respecter of areas, or economic threat from closing in on where cases alarming 33 five years. in Michipr either ages, backgrounds, state health department records show. Of all the infectious syphilis reporte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEV IPermen Set Wor Wolverines Sweep Eight First Places In Swamping Wayne Tanksters, 58-26 Holiday Sets American 50-Yard Mark- ld 's Record in 150- Yard Medley Infield Posts Sought by Fiver "M" LettermenI White's Final TallymClinches Win For ATO Wolverine Two-Mile Relay Quartet Wins in Annual Illinois Tech Relays Stager Captures Tw By MURRAY GRANT Michigan's medley relay trio of Harry Holiday, Bob Sohl and Dick ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r si Illini Dethrone Michigan as Purdue Relays Champs Sohl Cracks National Tank Mark' Harry Holiday Backstroke Rec JACKSON, Mich., March 22- (I)-Bob Sohl and Harry Holiday, University of Michigan Olympic hopefuls, continued their season long assault on the record books by cracking a national and state mark respectively in the Michigan Men's and Women's swimming championships here tonight. r' Sohl, Big Nine champion breas...…
… MARCH 30, 1947 _ n THE. MICHICAA DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 CSA3i Q Wolverines Ta] Weinberg Wins Century ForSecondNational T itle Verdeur Sets 200-yard Breastroke Marl To Defeat Miehigan Swimmer Bob Sohl ke Second in Swi eet Detroit Evens Series i I I I I I s By The Associated Press SEATTLE, Wash.-March 29- It was the same old story of too many divers tonight, as Ohio State retained their NCAA swimming championship by defeating ...…
…J. ,li J./ l/.L 1 lJ J.1; V..; LI' ~tFI( IUiJW1/f: loing Isaac Newton Listed ork's Accomplishments 41 By EUNICE MINTZ James M. Cork, of the s department, is a very con- man. speaks only in octosyllabic who has a background in s might be able to under- Prof. Cork. Your reporter, unately, is an illiterate in i result of Prof. Cork's pa- and ability to explain his fic terms in simple English, r, this profile does not end second sentence. Begin...…
…TilE MICfI4AN DAILY A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Economics Professor Unites Teaching with Public Service UNION NOTES Shaving Brush Retires After ASSOCIATED PRESS Editor's Note: This is the 16th in a series of articles on faculty person- Qlties In the midst of a heated dis- cussion last semester in Economics 121 (better known as labor from Haber) on when the depression would come, one student, evidenc- ing great exasperation, asked for the def...…
…...........,...... SUNDA FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Teaching Freshmen Refreshes Anning By HAROLD JACKSON, JR. EDTOR'S NOTE This is the 17th in a series of weekly articles on faculty personalities. Twenty-seven years of teaching first year matheni tics at the University have left Prof. Norman A. Anning in a philosophical frame of mind. "I find I can still start a fresh- man on his way every once in a while," he says, "and that's more than I ever c...…
…THE MTCH1CAN 0I~ALY A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: McClusky Uses Informality, Suggestion To Alert Students fly EUNICE MINTZ (Editor's note: This is the 18th iila series of weekly articls on n faclty personalities.), Prof. Howard Y. McClusky lists two reasons for choosing educa- tional psychology and adult edu- cation as his field. His greatest interest'is people, and he sort of "drifted into the field as my whole family-moth- er, father, brother, br...…
…TI MICHIGAN DAILY SUNRAY, MARCH 30, 1947 .. . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. ... . ..... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Humphreys To Seek Milder Climiate EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the 19th very Tuesday through the exten- in a series of weekly articles on facul- eeyTedytruhteetn ty personalities. lion service in Grand Rapids. Although Prof. Humphreys is By FRED SCHOTT ,perhaps best known to students for ...…
