…,. . i THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUVESDAY, MARH 20,.1951 Discuss Value Of Criticism "The Value of Music Criticism," a topic of current controversial in- terest, will be featured from 9 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday in a discus- sion program over WHRV. Sponsored by the Inter-Arts Union and held in conjunction with the group's Student Art Fes- tival scheduled for next weekend, the panel discussion will be mo- d erated by Prof. Oliver Edel of the music s...…
… r !, I, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 195Y Recruit Tramps Through Army Routine Newest 'U' Professor Formerly on UNESCO would do that, until he's in so much misery that he'll try any- thing to prevent it. And it usually works, though there is always some kind of reaction. * * * JUST BEFORE we left for training assignment, we were giv- en a partial payment of $10, just enough to keep us in cigarettes and out of trouble. And whe...…
… -'V THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 2Z, 1951 Champs Crowned at Open House LSE BIG SPLASH:. Kappa Sigs Top Fraternity Swimmers 4) Three Basketball Champs Decided Fletcher Overtime Victors, 36-35; - ATO, Law Club Also Take Crowns Matsuda Retains Title; Wins Outstanding Boxer Trophy i C.? By JACK SOTHERLAND appa Sigma splashed to a place victory last night, to the 1951 fraternity-swimming M. ,king two firsts, a second, and four...…
…i I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1951 Basic Training Conditions Draftee everyone is aroused out of his sleep and ordered to "sit up and look alive." Even in basic training a man needs equipment, and by the time a recruit is in the army for a reasonable length of time, he is supposed to have all the supplies he needs and then some. For some reason, exception is taken to this by the Fighting, Frozen Forty- Fifth. * * * MANY OF US ...…
… -r'- THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATRDAY, MARCH 2 24, 1951 ucksters Annex Secon ocey itle Determined Michigan Six First To Win Two Playoffs For the first time since its in- ception four years ago, one team- Michigan-won the NCAA hockey championship playoffs for the sec- ond time. For the Wolverines it was a well deserved team victory-a victory they had been- favored to take every year of the national cham- pionrhip playoffs after having won the...…
…'IA six, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951 Kentucky, Kansas State Win;leetforNCA 4 Title .} * * * * * K State Hot in 68-44 Rout, luskies Topple Mormons MICHIGAN STATE TOO STOUT: Wildcats Edge Illini, 76-74; St. Johns Takes Third Place Illini Takes Big Ten Gym Title 4> * * * BULLETIN , KANSAS CITY-OP)-Kansas State decisively defeated Okla- homa ACM by a 68-44 score here last night to win the NCAA Western Championships an...…
…, . , v . . . ... n: . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TMUS DAY, MARCH! 27#' 1931 Candidates For Campus Posts Listed (Continued from Page 1) 'ROMEO AND JULIET': Ancient English Armor To Be Used in Tragedy T .: -Daily-Roger Reinke ORTMANN FADES BACK-With his back to, the wall, footballer Chuck Ortmann, '51 Ed., (center) throws up his arms as two former teammates, Carl Kreager, '51 Ed., (left) and Leo Koceski, '51 Ed., (right) clown through a rehears...…
… t THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 195 I didates hi over CAN-CAN CHARMS CONFRERES: Le Cercle Mixes Grammar with Gams * .* * * ly Income rl Karsian, Democratic can- te for Common Council Pres- , last night suggested that 1g football games may be a to lessn the city's financial eaking at a rally at which idates for mayor and the cil job in Monday's' election ned their platforms, Karsian that "some form of excise - such as on recrea...…
… SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 19SI SIX THWRSDAY, MARCH 29, 1951 URLESQUE, CURCUS SPOT: Ann Arbor Boasts Long Theatre History, * * * * * * * * * (Editor's Note: This is the first of<> ;wo stories on the history of the the- tre in Ann Arbor.) By CHUCK ELLIOTT Though the Arts Theatre Club is he first permanent theatre to be rganized in the city, Ann Arbor as been a theatrically inclined wn for more than a hundred From the...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARC 30, 1951 'AL DRAMA: Athens Theatre Opens NeEr (Ed. Note-This is the second of two stories on the history of theatrical activity in Ann Arbot. The first article appeared in yesterday's Daily.) By CHUCK ELLIOTT When the Athens Opera House, the city's first permanent theatre giliding opened in 1871, a new era in theatrical activity was begun i'Ann Arbor.. An amateur performance of "the Grand Military Allegory...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Wrestlers, Trackmen Second in Big Tee n eets Nelson Lightweight Champ; OSU Wins First Mat Title * * * ':~ * * Illinois Takes Track Crown; Hoover, McEwen Winners AP SPORT FLASHES By CY CARLTON Special to The Daily EVANSTON, Ill. - Ohio State won its first Western Conference wrestling title in history yester- day afternoon at Northwestern's Patten Gym, as Michigan's Wol- verines placed second and Michi- ga...…
…FASHION SECTION fri& ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1951 U' Coeds Model New Spring, Summer Balmy Breezes Bring Cotons Into Fashion Spotlight Again Colors Will Look Good Enough To Eat, Filmy Fabrics To Highlight Easter Parade By JO KETELHUT Although the mercury continues to do gymnastics on the vertical bar, one warm spring day in Ann Arbor causes the Michigan coed to contemplate packing her sweaters away in mothballs and crossi...…
… THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1951 THE MIChIGAN DAILY PAGE SEM ON THE SPOT By GEORGE FLINT It may be the Ides of March and all that, but even the Ann Arbor weather can't conceal the satisfaction which an amateur Dr. Gallup feels when his predictions come out on the credit side of the ledger. Seems that back in December, when this writer was feeling brave, he forecast-with misgivings-the probable state of the national basketball picture when the en...…
…4 rvKsiriJ, MAIIa za, " 5i THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Ken tucky Five NCAA Choice FOR THEE FIRST TIME: Michigan To Be Host to NCAA Gymnasts <" TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS: Dimag in Spring Slump; Trucks To Make Start * * By The Associated Press HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Joe Di- Maggio's failure to hit in his ac- customed style is causing some concern in the camp of the New York Yankees. DiMaggio has collected only two hits, both home runs, in 18 ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers Get One Hit; Slump Continues Columbian Freestyler on Way to Top Cup Triumph for Red Wings Can Vindicate Adams' Trades j DETROIT -- (AP) - They say "never break up a champion." But Manager Jack Adams of the Detroit Red Wings hockey club broke one up and it hasn't hurt him so far. He's out to prove in the forth- coming Stanley Cup playoffs that it didn't hurt him at all. ADAMS THROTTLED mos...…
…PAGZ WGITT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARM 4, 1951' PAGE EIGHT SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1951 I I COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Sally Rand, KKK Blasted By Embittered Students. By CAL SAMRA The nation's campuses were teeming with protests last week as embittered students blasted every- thing from the Ku Klux Klan to fan-dancer Sally Rand. * * * AT NORTHWESTERN Univer- sity the Interracial Club bitterly assailed the defacement of their posters by what were refe...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1951 'NEAT' LOOK: raight Skirts, Loose Coals ake Spring Fashion News sy MARJORY REUBENE e over-all view of spring fash- reveals straight-skixted suits dresses, with an appearance of ness inrcoat styles. .s, short flares in the back, pleats make this coming sea- slim skirts practical for ing and sitting, but the f ash- b1e woman will still have to the size of her steps., )MPLIMENTING the narrow s, su...…
…1 E EIGHT TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1951 mw. 'RING CONCERT: Beethoven Will Highlight' 'U' Orchestra Program llow V illage .Looks to oTmorrow I. * * * * * * * * Beethoven's "Symphony No. 9", enerally regarded as the com- oser's finest and most difficult cork, will be performed by the rniversity Symphony Orchestra t 8:30 p.m. Wednsday in Hill ,uditorium. Conducted by Prof. Wayne Dun- ip, the Orcrestra will be ass...…
….,. EIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH ZZ, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MILITARY MATTERS: Draftee Observes Life with the 45th (Editor's Note: This is a third in a series of articles describing life in the "new" Army, as seen by former Daily night editor Pete Hotton, '50. Pvt. Hotton recently completed basic infantry traniing at Camp Polk, La., and is currently stationed at Ft. Ord, Calif.) By PVT. PETER HOTTON IA* fl Y k:. 777 e, S 7 Stt-"Va l To O...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951 LITARY MATTERS:. Church Art Inspection Harries GI's itor's Note:) This is the sixth in vies of articles describing life in "new" Army, as seen by former y night editor Pete Hotton, '50. Hotton recently completed basic nitry training at Camp Polk, La., is currently stationed at Ft. Ord, y PVT. PETER HOTTON every army installation all the world three things are nymous with the "military:" ections...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Changes Seen In Suit Parade This Season Conversion Makes Three New Outfits From One Ensemble By MAD DAVIS The ever popular basic suit need no longer be worn only to football games. This spring suits, while becoming more feminine, have also changed their makeup with a new change- about scheme based on a three- piece outfit. A SUIT,.a dress, and a dinner dress are combined in the en- semble, all for the price of one out...…
… MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Yl r e Stirh ii MUSIC SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1951 FOUR PAGES 4 ' May Festival To Climax Music Season Ormandy To Direct 'C' 7Ormand To Direct At Three Concerts A typical "rags-to-riches" story can be told about Eugene Or- mandy, Conductor and Music Director of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Ormandy, who will conduct three of this year's May Festival con- certs, thought he was fulfilling ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEMRSDAY, MARCH 15, "1951 .. M1 . 'S + v -eat w v - ar a v.y.,.. p. . . .... iu %} ti' .s i. .'^r +'.":k4o.. riS aia ... ,.'FA'F{k' ''s'9.u.uv .: .1' f. K '3§ e + ti2 q IIY4NSEN half moon Double-woven Nylon Shortie, Whipsewn In white. Sizes 6112, 7, and 7 /z University To S London, Paris, Rome' To Be High Points Of Six Country Tour By KATHRYN RADOVAN Travel minded students may find the answer to their summer vaca- tio...…
… '4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARi1 8, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY N VIVACIOUS, VERSATILE: Youth Chorus Director Has Many Jobs By DAVIS CRIPPEN Vivacious, white-haired Mar- guerite V. Hood, director of the May Festival's Youth Chorus, is : a woman of many titles and jobs.j In addition to the chorus of 400 children, Miss Hood is an as- sociate professor of musical edu- cation in the School of Education, supervisor of music in the Ann Arbor ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P4 ,., P Panhel Integrates Sororities, Seeks Unity of Campus Coeds Association's Numerous Projects Include Rushing, Annual Dance, Frosh Weekend, By MAD DAVIS Panhellenic Association has as its goal the promotion of a strong spirit of unity between indepen- dent and affiliated women, and closer integration among the soror- ities which are members of Panhel. Governed by a Panhellenic Board, of eight members, the as- soci...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i VERDI, LAMBERT: Choral Union To Present Two Works at Festival Violin Artilst I Rise Stevens To Portray, Carmen in Third Concert 11 Swims for. I ., Relaxation (Continued from Page 2) The University Choral Union, which has always played an im- portant part in the May Festival, will perform two important works during the Festival. One of these will be Verdi's "Requiem" which was presented at Work Called Secret ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1951 7his Years ystery, Tradition Add App, Annual Production of J( Veils of Secrecy To Surround Plot of F Until Night of Staging for Senior Won By MAD DAVIS THREE PERFORMANCE ring the next week, most jun- open tothe campus. On Frid iomen will be concentrating Saturday, March 23 and 2 efforts on the completion of play will be given at 8 p.m. spring project, the Junior urday afternoon matinee wi 'Play, ...…
…THE MICIHIG AN AILY SUNDAY, MA"WCH 1E, 1951 x; II ri rY 146. l r 'r 'rrh ANNIUAL AY rIIVA G. - LL/Cfl 4, hde A 1 U NIVIIER ISITY MUISICAL SOCIETY I., pPe JentJ i C0ONIAJCTQRS A EUGENE ORMAND'Y Conductor, Philadelphia Orchestra EUGENE ORMANDY, Conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra THOR JOHNSON, Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony- Orchestra THOR JOHNSON Conductor, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra ALEXANDER HI1LSBERG, ...…
