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March 09, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 109) • Page Image 6

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCh 9, 1 1952 LOOK and LISTEN With ALAN LUCKOFF PRESCRIBE FOR YOURSELF: Local Store Sells Ready=MadeSpecs Delegates Plan Arab Parley *1 ~ "The Windy City," first in…

… home a set of specs after the customer tests them on a "Gettysburg Address" eye chart. COLLEGE ROUNDUP: .Administrators, Students .both. SlapLids on College Papers By DONNA HENDLEMAN Censorship held the…

… question. CIRCULATING the campus is a petition decrying the move as mis- directed and unnecessary. So far, more than 5,000 students have Christian Science Talk Slated Today "Christian Science: The Way to…

… the petition. But from official quarters there is no sign of a change in the new policy, although the student Executive Committee head said the committee would take it up when the petition was formally…

… by a similar loss of inde- pendence. At Maryland the ad- ministration layed down a com- paratively elastic censorship rule: "Student editors must submit to faculty advisors any matter that is…

… questionable, controversial or debatable." Fellow students clamped the lid at New Mexico. When the editor refused to print a student govern- ment column free of editing, the council fired five student mem- bers…

… of the board of publications for "incompetence." * * * Students have a different kind of gripe at the University of Wis- consin. A group of student leaders in Madison have started circulat- ing…

… petitions which demand a "complete reorganization" of the university police department. Leaders in men's dorms, they have charged that the "unfit" uni- versity police department is sub- jecting students to…

…- turesome minds, and 76 cents. 'Players' To Meet A general membership meeting of The Student Players will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday in the Ann Arbor Rm. of the League, James E. Brodhead III, president…

… pro tempore of the group announ- ced yesterday. Read and Use Daily Classifieds Arab delegates from all over the world met in the Union this week- end to make plans for the Inter- national Arab

March 08, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 108) • Page Image 4

…) itatives on its{ xally the house elected officer. has two repre- quad council, president and Though the Michigan House lan emphasizes the individual Campus calendar Events Today ARAB STUDENTS-A planning…

… ommittee for a June confernce o Arab students in the United States will meet today ad tomor- row in the Union under the spon- sorship of the American Friends of the Middle East. The committee consists of…

… issue of Generation will be accept- ed until Friday in the Generation office of the Student Publications Bldg. * 9 * CONFERENCE - Representa- tives of Michigant junior colleges will meet with University…

… officials and faculty 'members Friday to discuss student transfers. U.S. Proposal Averts Planned Oil, Gas Strike DENVER-(I)-An oil and gas industry strike set for midnight tomorrow was called off yesterday…

…-dorm, independent." ISA To Hold, Ball may 16 The Inteinational Ball will be held May 16 in the Union Ball- r9om, coming'as the grand finale to the annual International Week, the International Students Asso- ciation…

… state, the ity and the management of the ice show. License Numbers Requested by OSA All students who have driving permits must turn in their 1951 and 1952 license numbers im- mediately to the Office of…

March 09, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 109) • Page Image 2

… Society for Public Adminis- tration Anthropology Club Arab Club Armenian Student Association Arts Chorale Assembly As ociation of Independent Men Mrnaby Club Canterbury Club Cercle Francais Chinese Chistian…

… Administration Building before 3 p.m. the day preceding publication (11 a.m. on Saturday). Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. Hatcher will be at home to students from 4 to 6 'clock, Wednesday, March 12…

…. Automabile Driving Permits are now considered void if the 1952 license num- ber has not been recorded in the Office of Student Affairs. Exceptions are made for those students holding put-of-state licenses…

… which have not exlired. The following organizations have registered in the Office of Student Af- fairs for the second semester, 1951-52: African Union American Chemical Society American Institute of…

… Fellowship Chinese Students Club Christian Medical Society Christian Science Organization Civil Liberties Committee Congregational Disciples Guild Deutscher Verein Druids Engineering Honor Council Evangqical…

… and Reformed Student Gul Finance Club Foresters' Club Galens Generation; Gamma Delta Gilbert and Sullivan Gothic Film Society 1 Grace Bible Guild Graduate History Club Graduate Outing Club Hawaii Club…

… Hillel India Students' Association Indian Institute of Chemical Engi- neers Institute of Aeronautical Sciences Inter Arts Union Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America, Intercooperative Council…

… Interfraternity Council Inter Guild International Relations Club International Students' Association 3 Joint Judiciary Council Kindai. Nihon Kenkyu Kai. Latter Day Saints Lutheran Students' Association M…

… Nisei Club Panhellenic Polonia Club Quarterdeck Roger Williams Guild Sailing Club Scroll Senior Society Social Work Club Soaring Club Sociedad Hispanica Society for Medical Students Society for Peaceful…

… Alternatives Student Bar Association Student Legislature Student Players Student Religious Associatic-i Students for Eisenhower Triangles Taft for President Club Thai Association Unitarian Students Unesco…

March 21, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 119) • Page Image 4

… quite or- dinary: equal admission rules for athletes and other students; limitation of competi- tion career to five years, with normal pro- gression toward a degree. Some were fairly practical departures…

… hours would not be late enough to cause that much trouble. Now the directors are bothered much more, for if a student has obtained special late permission, she must rouse the director by ringing the bell…

… com- missions as Ensigns in the U.S.N.R. All students are urged to attend this meet- ing regardless of fields of specification or draft status, exbept N.R.O.T.C. stu- dents. The Household Finance…

…, will have 'a representative here on Wednesday and Thursday, March 26 and 27, and is interested in interview- ing Business Administration students with accounting, merchandising, per- sonnel, real estate…

… merchandising and marketing for their Advertising Department. This is a Business Manager Program rather than copywriting work. June graduates of Business Administratio or LSA students may make appint- ments. The…

… interviewing in the Me- chanical Engineering department to- morrow. They are interested in talking to Bus. Ad. students who are interested in sales work. Personnel Requests Corn Products Refining Company, New…

… Economics: Theory examinations will be given on Thursday and Friday, April 24 and 25. The examinations i other subjects will be given on Monday, Tues- day, and Wednesday, April 28, 29, and 30. Each student

… special- ization. The School of Eucation Testing Pro- 'gram (for all students working toward a teacher's certificate) will be adminis- tered in two sessions on Tues., March 25. Students should report for…

March 22, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 120) • Page Image 2

… went on into unpleasant dem- onstrations of near-viciousness, pic- tures of supposedly mature students acting as something worse.than chil- dren. Coalesced, these impressions leave one hard core: the…

… University of Michigan can no longer boast of an entirely res- ponsible, intelligent student body. This fact will be planted solidly in the backs of thousands of minds: of parents, Re- gents, faculty-and all…

… those others who will hear of the incident and wonder why it happened. The result? It will be quite a while before students can again hon- estly ask for responsibility, or to criticize parallel juvenility…

… Michigan lags far behind many col- leges in this field. There is no course the student can take to gain a better understanding of his faith. There is no means by which the student can get an idea of the…

… classroom course would be taught from a more objective point of view because of the mixed beliefs of the students. There would be a more unrestrain- ed exchange of opinion and a feeling of be- ing in an…

… unprejudiced, free-thinking group which would not be present in the church class. Instituting such a selection of courses would necessitate some kind of a credit program. Many students would be pre- vented from…

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