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… campus of Milwaukee's Marquette University a young amateur boxer whose unorthodox style drew the immediate and prollonged attention of the local fight fans. The student, from nearby Appleton, would begin…

… instability in the Middle East be expected to last? It is reasonable to expect that instability will characterize the Arab governments for the next decade. Observers must, however, understand the reasons for…

…. Experiments with constitutions in the Arab world date from 1919, and il many cases from 1945. Secondly, at the present time Middle Eastern governments are embarked upon an experiment with democracy and par…

… political ol- garchies operating through the instrumen- tality of the parliamentary system. In most of the modern Arab states a small elite group assumes a leadership role and deter- mines the political life…

… Organization to be approved by the states involved? This is the American proposal for a reg- ional Arab defense organization to supple- ment the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tion and to center on the Suez…

… canal base. There are very few prospects that the Arab states will accept MEDO. The obstacles are largely of a psychological character rather than based upon any reasoned analysis of the international…

…, okayed by a 418 to 167 vote of affil- iated women in balloting tabulated Monday, secured a slender seven to five margin of approval in the Student Affairs Committee Tuesday resolving the rushing…

… students on a permanent basis and relocating Chicago House for men in South Quad. STUDENT MEMBERS of the calendaring committee last week pushed for a special campus vote to determine which of four or five…

… suggestions for the University calendar students favor. The poll if held would be taken sometime early in May and serve as a state- ment of student opinion for the Regents in making a final decision. * * * * T…

…- ' vorable to rightest bias) that the - Arab Students-whose countries , comprise the major part of the Middle East-are in favor of any: kind of discrimination, then I feel I bound to state that this is a most…

… # irresponsible and malicious accu- tion. The Arabs throughout their longE history were never guilty of any discrimination, be it on the basis of color, race, or religion. The accusation is all the more fantastic…

… since the Arab World includes different races and re- ligions who live harmoniously to- gether. G k By referring to the Arab Stu-j dents in this country as being wealthy, the writer betrays a deep…

… con- founded, while the number of Ietae i fot nrltn foreign students has quadrupled. :entrates his efforts on ,relating f sh dto the world about him instead of -Anastas Farjo, wasting his efforts in…

… trying to President of Arab Club relate to a world of which he has no knowledge. For these reasons Und ergrad Course . . . I think that time would be morei To The Editor: constructively spent in a course…

… believe that this is a valu- RECENTLY received from the able suggestion, but it does not e Student Committee On Aca- go far enough; it would stillsleave demic Freedom at the Univ. of the education of the…

… Chicago, listing the reso- requisite. And, in order to remove lutions passed there. It also tells misunderstandings, etc., we should of Academic Freedom activities at also require students to take at…

… that many students will standing of history. Another re- find the time to read the News- quired course, based on Spengler letter and that it will be interest- and Toynbee's theories is also ing to them…

… sense of original thought by the student qua individual. These con- sequences are understandable. Through such media as Arthur Godfrey and his friends, newsreels that depict supposedly significant people…

… Students from Classes," and "Unlimited Cuts Granted to Upperclassmen at NYU," I wept at the cruel irony imposed once again by the cold heads of the academic world. It seems that certain superior stu- dents…

… Survey Research Center Asked To Aid By JON SOBELOFF The "superman survey" of the University Admissions Office has run into difficulties because 70 student judges couldn't get to- gether orw which…

… SHREW THE SURVEY'S aim is to find out who the "best" 10 or 20 male undergraduate students now are. Then Feather will-look for clues in the high school careers of these students which might have fore…

…- told their superiority. Feather hopes to learn how to pick out potential "supermen" while they're still in high school, so that more of these superior students would be sure to get college educations…

… on their freshman aptitude ests was mimeographed. Seventy student judges, picked carefully to represent various cam- pus groups, were then asked to check the names of all the men on the list they knew…

… well enough .., t x . 'aming of Shrew'a To- Open Tomorrow By GAIL GOLDSTEIN Clad in Elizabethan costumes, students in the speech department will present Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" opening…

… a play within a play. Its first production was seen in 1594. students with the best personali- Added to this production have ties. been new lines of dialogue which' the directors think Shakespeare…

… reject a resolution which would STUDENTS CLUSTER TO GET THEIR GREEN FEATHERS . .. AND A RED HERRING have declared Chavez' seat vacant because of "flagrant" irregulari- ties in election procedure, y crate…

… Carstenson and David Levy, cess. All the feathers, buttons, and Among those who crowded iastic students, along with buttons; part of the morning. Ten men, '57. two of the feather workers said literature were…

… are used in the plant as safety pre- cautions. IAU Announce Annual Plays Presentation Inter-Arts Union has announced that its annual excursipn into student creativity will include two one-act plays, "A…

… student work in the arts of music, poetry, drama and dance. * * * "A COCKTAIL Quadrille" is a satire, "but a rather tragic one," Miss Greene explained. The hero- ine is Alice, but somewhat differ- ent than…

… nations were heighten- ing world tension by participat- ing in Western defense plannng. commented little * * nrietta Forsythe UNITED NATIONS - Arab na- advance copy of tions complained to UN Secretary…

…. hildren's issue of General Dag Hammarskjold here yesterday that Israel is concentrat- ed, burping, ing troops on the borders of her ue of Garboyle," Arab neighbors. ,her, a Mrs. For- be on general RIPON…

… FEATHERS, FEATHERS EVERYWHERE-Sarah Greek, '55 is showered by the green feathers which will enable students to show their protest to McCarthyism Students Don Feathers In protest of Mcarthy By MURRAY FRYMETR…

… With the motto, "Never Underestimate the Weight of a i ., mer a band of students and townspeople began rounding up all the feathers in town yesterday to join in a growing frenzy at college ..ampuses to…

… geese and chickens. Then the students set to work dying them green and preparing for dis- tribution. Concerts scheduled by the mu- ' , * * * sic school will iclude an all-Bach SOMEWHAT disorganized and…

… coming from various campus chan- oran rcital a4:15 p m.r oy a nels, as well as interested Ann Arborites, the movement here is a University student tomorrow. continuation of a Green Feather< >--- - -- Prof…

… that jobless-] ness, which in early winter was confined to a few' industries, had spread, though in varying degrees, to industry generally. SL Opei erningpossibleStudent egislature election procedures…

…By BECKY CONRAD nied by Fred Coulter at the in the cal The perennial question of how to elect Student Legislators has piano. yesterday always resolved in the Hare system of proportional representation. The…

… scholarships to the Free University is open now and will continue through April 1. A faculty-student committee will interview applicants, who must have a speaking know- ledge of German and a bache- lor's degree…

… action by the Regents to modify or re- move the driving ban will be pre- sented to President Harlan H. Hatcher by the Student Legisla- ture at 9 a.m. today. But the Regents are not likely to consider the…

… oe. interested students to work underi"TestdntrfohuUieriyp Studie hesubm t sytmbougthave entered into a system of con- Pointing out that the campus roup Oppiitio tofoanry conver abor Tie upup the…

… Elsie Fuller ex- ers Local 959 12. areCsoperandn i be Regents for the planting of 1,640 f versity to serve its needs, President ed the possibility of a student adutet ySCisefcudbeHthrsaii adding tatthe…

… motion provides: the Laborers' Local said last night French Advance today when members of the Board 1 tween the campus and local com- student group will present its opin- * * * that negotiations with the…

… examinations, final exam ernors will defer decision until cording to Clitner. struggle for the French fortress Hatcher, City Council President alumni that it was all too easy to calendaring and a student con…

…rA:Gr EIG THE MICHIGAN DAICY SUNDAY, MAR 28, x.954 ETGTrr - TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH ZS, 1954 m _ _ _ _V__ ,.a v. ., Student Travel Available Th rough Tours, Study SEE EUROPE…

…: Students Offered Varied Routes With the barrage of colorful brochures again urging students to come to Europe travelers will have a choice of varied routes and means of going abroad this sum- mer. Four…

…. Returning to France, the tour heads south for two days at the famous vacation land of the French Riviera. Continuing on to the Italian Riviere, the tour procedes to Florence, where students will get a chance…

…. Continuing along the Arab border through the Plains of Shar- on, travelers will arrive in Jerusa- lem for an extensive sightseeing tour of the new part of the city. Mount Zion and David's Tomb will be visited…

…. During a three-day stop in Venice, students will tour the city by gondola, seeing St. Mark's Square with it's Doges Palace. Leaving Southern Italy, the group will travel north to the mountain town of…

… for July 30 and August 16. This tour averages $1100. One of the nine tours to Eu- rope sponsored by the Students' International Travel Association is the "Argosy" Tour. It covers the land of the…