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…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS or THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY Of BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS When opinions Are Free ThUth wn Preva" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS…

…: Blind Obedience, Watchism' AY, MARCH 11, 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS HAYDEN Arab Unity May Result In, Increased Tensions Red tassels with glory are not as good as' sleeping in peace. -Chinese Proverb…

… Communists in China seem to have adapted this philosophy to fit their own needs. The mass conformity in appear- rHE RISE of Arab nationalism and its drive for Arab unity could, quite definitely, be a rive…

… toward peace. However, this drive may -ell backfire and could eventually cause in- reased friction in the Middle East. Arab unity is an expression of a desire of he Arabs to rectify the artificial…

… political ivisions of one people. A few decades ago, treat Britain and France, party in an effort i maintain their colonial policies, divided up he Arab world into small states under the ssumption that when…

… divided they would be asier to control. Today the Arab states want to unite ii an (fort to better their political, economic and illitary positions, and this plan is viewed by >me Arab leaders as a move…

… divisions between eoples who think of themselves as Arabs in- ead of, for example, Iraqis, would reduce msion in the area. It is easy to understand he annoyance of the people in one Arab state, hen their…

… externally. ?ab economic unity would eliminate the conomic conflicts, for example, trade barriers r customs disputes between Arab states. Fur- her, a rising standard of living, given impetus y economic unity…

…, would decrease the discon- nt of the Arab peoples and increase chances f world peace. Even militarily, there is considerable logic in the assumption that a more militarily se- cure Arab world, and hence…

… one less fearful of aggression and foreign expansion into Arab territory by Israel or imperialistic countries would be much more likely to promote peace. However; this is the point that could back- fire…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - I ~ I 'acuity Concert Set for Wednesday UN Deputy To Discuss Campus UN To Discuss New Nations, Disarming Arab Unity Fayez A. Sayegh, former direc- tor of the Arab Ctates…

… delegation to the United Nations, will speak on "Arab Unity," a Force for Peace," at 8:30 p.n. tomorrow in Aud. A, Angell Hall. Sayegh is a career diplomat, and has served as director of the Arab States…

… COED-Aeronautical engineering students Carolyn Weiss, '63E, and Patricia Kidwell, '63E, take an Air Force ROTC course to learn about airplanes. Coeds Invade NAorth Hat For Courses in AFROT1C l i. 'i i…

… the few women engineering students - people are surprised but they like the idea of having us around." "Strictly out of curiosity," Pa- tricia says, explaining her unex- pected enrollment, "I wrote a…

… find there have been no special arrangements made for them however. They have at- tended a number of drill sessions and they are treated simply as one of the cadets. Carolyn, an honor student, and…

… Patricia, a Regents Alumni Schol- arship winner, seem quite satisfied with the arrangement. Both girls are ,Aeronautical En-' gineering students and the Air Science program gives them valu- able background…

… believed his successor next year would be equally as enthusiastic about it. PIC To Hold Open House The Political Issues Club will hold a discussion with candidates in the Student Government Coun- cil…

… Will Picket, City Stores By THOMAS HAYDEN Several University students will picket The Cousins Shop, 309 S. State, on Saturday afternoon be- cause it "engages in anti-Negro practices." The group announced…

…- dividuals." Issue Statement An official statement prepared by Leggett announces "On Sat- urday, between 1 and 5 p.m., a group of students and other par-' ticipants will picket the Cousins Shop. This store…

… will meet briefly before the dem- onstration at 341 E. Liberty,l apartment 3 . . . If you cannot take part in the demonstration, come and be a friendly witness." AV By JEAN SPENCER Student Government…

… to aid his students in preparing for exams. Al Haber, '60, maker of the motion, termed it "positive ac- tion" against the "academic lazi- ness" fostered by examination files. Abomination Roger…

…." Aid Students Other members felt that exam- ination files aid students in learn- ing the basic questions and areas of emphasis in courses, that many professors freely distribut- ed exams, and that since…

… later. Council members expressed the feeling that while they had endorsed the principle that examination files should be discontinued, they do now exist and the SGC file can be of use to the student body…

… appropriation by $1.5 million, he would urge an increase in tuition. And word from Lansing indi- FAYEZ A. SAYEGH S. . unity for peace 'Arab Cia i 'HAMLET' PIRACY-: Lab Playbill To Present 'Fratricide Punished…

… in 'Hamlet' Unity Needed By JOHN FISCHER Numerous avenues for Middl Eastern and world peace can 1; opened by Arab unification, Faye A. Sayegh, former director of th Arab States' delegation to th…

… United Nations, said last nigh Speaking at a lecture co-spon. sored by the International Stu dents Association and the Ara Club, Sayegh demonstrated tha Arab unity could be viewed as necessity for world…

… peace. Sayegh, who is author of "Ara Unity," listed six benefits towar peace that could accrue fror Arab unity. Sees Benefits The first benefit would be t fulfill a psychological craving c a majority of…

… and Somalia, This year they have 175,00 students (up from 70,000 eigh years ago). And there are refresh er courses for 6,344 natives wh teach English to another 1,225,600 students.' Set in Centers…

… Mostly these classes are in bina tional centers, set up by our gov ernment and theirs. Students usu ally pay tuition, and get a chance not only to learn English, but als' to use the English library. Why…

… Control of Inter- collegiate Athletics, elections di- rector Dorothy Dedo, '6Ed., said yesterday. David Cristy, '62, has removed his name from the list of candi- dates in the Student Government Council…

… working plans for experimental societies like Brook Farm. Utopist writers criticize the so- cieties they live in either directly or by implication, he added. Leading' the final seminar in the Student…

…. Arriving just after top diplomats from 10 Arab countries jointly protested in Washington that his visit to the United States might worsen Arab-American relations, Ben-Gurion said "for the time be- ing I am…

… population of Israel has doubled in size since my last visit here nine years ago." In Washington, the United Arab Republic protested that Ber-Gur- ion's visit is aimed at impairing United States-Arab relations…

…, Cite 'Purposes' The "true purposes" of Ben- Gurion's visit, the UAR said, are: "1) To alienate and estrange the American people from the Arab people in order to further the il- legitimate interests of…

… Israel. "2) To collect American dollars for the purchase of arms which will enable Israel to push outward her present illegal boundaries, destroy more Arab lives and swell the population of refugee camps…

… five candidate for the Student Governmer Council elections. In an open letter to each fra ternity and sorority, the Societ has l"isted the qualificationso candidates John Feldkamp, '61 James Hadley, '61…

…I SeventiethYear EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2…

… the North don't With protest discrimination with the soeiate same actions we recommend and Bu r approve in the South. .iBut We, as students, supposedly tme w sensitive to the dignity of all men and…

… popularity of m and totalitarianism may- eriities are doomed. I'd like to see them- con- ith all their faults. --Rev. Fred E. Luchs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ELECTIONEERING for Student Govern- ment Council is…

… to other student organi- zations?" "The Michigan Union must be preserved- unchanged." Similarly unfortunate is the candidate who is so oriented to "the educational goals of the University" that he…

… neglects student services or ignores vital administrative functions of the Council. BEWARE the man who sees only the obvi- ous-the discrimination issue is foremost in the candidates' minds as it is on the…

… significance of student govern- ment. Beware the incumbent who deals in glitter- ing generalizations about "campus problems" without coming to grips with specific issues. He should be able to discuss the…

… Israel suddenly flew to the USA, despite the concentration of Arab troops on his borned, was to make an- other urgent appeal to President Eisenhower for an Israeli-Ameri- can defense alliance. Not since…

… the Suez war in 1956 have so many Arab troops been concentrated on Israeli borders. At that time Ben-Gurion figured on certain Arab attack, so beat the Arabs to it. He was abruptly stopped by Eisenhower…

…." Following is a list of the major national chain stores against which the student movement in the south is directed. It is urged that you boycott the branches of these chains in your com- munity, and…

…" us to drive our own cars. We feel that we are being discrimin- ated against. It is understandable that non- resident students who bring cars into Ann Arbor might cause ad- ditional problems for both…

… has no money with which to build training centers and the Army is obligated by Congress to provide facilities only for its reservists. SBX Readies To Pay Users, Return Books Students who used the…

… Student Book Exchange this semester may collect their payments or unsold books from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. dur- ing this week and from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Saturday, Kay War- man, '61BAd., assistant manager copies…

… of play to wrap up an 8-1 win in WCHA play. A DJUSWTMENT PROBLEMS: Mental Health Progra Cited To, Discus By SUSAN HERSHBERG For University students now, go- ing to the mental hygiene depart- ment is…

…-1958 alone, the patients during the regular school session numbered 646 women and 800 women. This represents almost eight per cent of the student body, and the types of difficulties has as broad a range as the…

… flux in the Arab world, Matta Akriwi, former presi-so dent of the University of Baghdad, said yesterday. da Education quite often produces discontent with one's lot or, in this vi country, ambition, he…

… talking about the General Library's new microfilm- Ing machine that went into opera- tion Friday. The new machine is the only one in the United States available for public use. "University students and fac…

… whenever the library is open. Film will be de- veloped each day, and enlarged copies of the microfilmed material will be ready for students to pick up in the Reserve Reading Room three or four days after…

…, Ginastera, Chausson and Ravel, Lectures Lecture: "Arab Unity: A Force for Peace" will be discussed by Dr. Fayez. A. Sayegh, former director of the Arab States Delegation, on Wed., March 9 at 8:30 p.m. in Aud…

…., March 10 from 10 a.. until closing. Will interview students inter- ested and capable of teaching: swim- ming, sailing, riding (eastern), canoe- ing, handicraft, and nature. Minimum age of 19 and two…

… complete yrs. of col- lege experience. Portage Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America. Mr. James Stevenson will In- terview students Mon., March 14, for positions of: Waterfront. Scout Skills work, Handicraft…

… International Students" week. But it isn't ex- aggeration to say that the "We don't care" attiude so manifest here has a poential effect bigger than at first seems evident. The Arab student who missed the…

…;; ,' You have made it-Come, let us dedicate our souls to the frat. t' Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT…

… PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" AT HILL AUD: Pittsburgh Symphony, bOffering 'Competent' IN A SOMETHING…

… of this huge, cosmopolitan University is an Arab me- chanical engineer who compares most of what he sees and experiences here with what he saw and experienced last year during the two semesters he…

… the rescue. Depending on one's point of view, it is either amusing or pathetic to note that the rescuer was, not a friendly, open-hearted American, but a Brazilian student. HERE are over 2…

…,000 international students representing most of the nations of the world at Michigan. The University points to this with pride, noting that the foreign con- tingent here is one of the largest of any school in the…

… country. But its very size creates a problem. Because foreign students are not unusual here Ameri- cans don't often go out of their way to become acquainted with them. In a small college an international…

… student by his very novelty attracts attention; and, if for no other reason than curiosity, other students usually want to get to know him. BUT HERE, after the first few weeks of school even campus…

…-block walk down South State Street isn't even un- usual enough to attract any notice. International students also seem to form something of a community within the Univer- sity community. So many of them face…

… simi- lar problems that they naturally band togeth- er. BECAUSE of these two circumstances there is a lot of room for improvement in rela- tions with international students. Most of the responsibility…

… U.S. Calls Castro Speech COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Students Protest Segregatio 'Erroneous, Mis leading' DISCUSS INFLUENCE: Survey Shows Negroes Cut from VotingRecords (EDITOR's NOTE: A survey by the…

… RALPH KAPLAN Student anti-segregation dem- onstrations highlighted the col- lege scene at several campuses last week: EAST LANSING - Ernest Green, president of the Michigan State Chapter of the National…

… lunch counter sales were to Ne- groes, said the three-hour de- onstration had little affect on his business. Foreign students at the univer- sity took an intense interest in the demonstration and a couple…

… relayed to them. MONTGOMERY -- Governor John Patterson of Alabama has ordered the president of Alabama State College to expel all students participating in any sit-in strikes at dime store lunch counters…

…. Gov. Patterson said if the pres- ident fails to comply with the or- der, state funds to the college will be immediately cut off. After the action, students marched on the capitol building. USNSA has…

… sent telegrams to Governor Patterson protesting this action, and to President Trenholm of Alabama State urg- ing that he stand behind his stu- dents. MADISON - A crowd estimat- ed at 550 students…

… Wisconsin Student Association student wel- fare committee told the group this problem doesn't concern us that money was being collected to bring Southern student leaders to the University to participate in…

… forums and discussions. The opening speaker reviewed the current situation in the South and stressed the fact that the students have the right to as- semble. Several sudents carried plac- ards with such…

… be viewed by the Arabs as directed against them. This might worsen conditions in the region, it is felt. As some 30 to 50 Arab students sought to picket the White House,. Ben-Gurion told Eisenhower of…

…- ing recent Arab-Israeli clashes and troop movements near Israel's borders. Meets with Ike Ben-Gurion met with Eisen- hower for two hours in the Is- raeli's announced role as an un- official visitor to…

… there are about 1,000 East German students participat- ing in this exchange program. There are also about 1,000 foreign students from such countries as Iraq, Guinea, the Sudan; the United Arab Republic…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MARCH 24. 149A i THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'umTR~flAV i~A~C'T.v ' 1~A rztirVt~i ITUMU (I IP.lJutu 1 -1 ewis Views Asia Student Life' degree our students don't," he found…

…. They have greater con- cerns about the economy and na- tional politics, both of which are in part, he said, a concern for their future. "In Tokyo st~udents demon- strated at the Diet over an agree- ment…

… with the United States- leftist groups one day, reaction- aries the next," he said. "In Hong Kong the only groups I talked with who were really concerned over the new territory agreements were students…

…. And everywhere I went students and professors raised a lot of ques- tions about our foreign policy." Mr. Lewis also interviewed many former Michigan students during his trip. One of their major con…

…- sity we attended?" they asked him. He said he is now working with Student Government Council on this problem, discussing possible lectures and discussion groups with voluntary attendance for these…

… students. In general though, Lewis said, "College students are very much the same everywhere, once you get beyond the impact of their individual cultures. Coffee houses in Tokyo are "like the Union- only the…

… music is live," he said. Students abroad also complain about many of the same things Americans do, he said--residence hall facilities, food, heat, the ex- am system. "It made no difference whether they…

… be on display at the Art Museum until April 3rd. I Police Releasej Student Held a - a ) i SFor Robbery A 21-year-old law student being TWNO held by local police on suspicion ENCOR E of armed robbery…

… was released to- day. H ITS ! The student, Ronald B. Rosen- stein, was arrested after a local ../7 WHAT GOES ON WHEN T7EI/GH GO OFi*! resident told police, he was ap- proached about 2 a.m. Sunday by' a…

…a Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBoR, MICH. 9 Phone NO 2…

…- nual scholarship competition March 7 through March 1. Two scholarships of $125 are offered for the benefit of any deserving woman student, independent or affilaited, who shows evidence of scholastic…

… recommenda- tion, returned to the Dean's Office. Residence Hall Scholarship: Women students wishing to apply for a Resi- denceHall Scholarship for the academ- ic year 1960-61 for Betsy Barbour House may do so…

… through the Office of the Dean of Women. Applications must be returned complete, by Mon., March 14. Students already living in this resi- dence hall and those wishing to live there next fall may apply…

… French and German: All graduate students desir- ing to fulfill their foreign language re- quirement by passing the written ex- amination given by Prof. Lewis (for- merly given by Prof. Hootkins), must…

… Session, in July. Students who fail the objective examination may re- peat it but not at consecutive admin- istrations of the test (e.g., Sept. and Oct.) except when the two administra- tions are separated…

…. No ad- mission will be charged. Residence Hall Scholarship: women students wishing to apply for a Resi- dence Hall Scholarship for the academic year 1960-61 for Helen Newberry House may do so through…

… the Office of the Dean of Women. Applications must be returned complete, by Mon., March 14. Students already living in this residence hall and those wishing to live there next fall may apply…

…, Chausson and Ravel. Lectures Lecture: "Arab Unity: A Force for Peace" will be discussed by Dr: Fayes A. Sayegh, former director of the Arab States Delegation, on Wed., March 9 at 8:30 p.m. in Aud. A. Lecture…

…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MIcH. * Phone NO 2…

…-campus Student Government Council elections this eek was unfortunately no more than a dis- ppointing field of candidates deserved. In an effort to attract interested candidates, he Council cut expenses and relaxed…

… will suffer the setback-and this is the :e function of a student government that istifies it as a student group rather than a niversity administrative committee. It's a truism that SGC members should…

… present the student body, and that more is nplied than mere proportional representa- on. The SGC member should not be an em- odiment of some few aspects of the typical niversity student. He should reflect a…

…-called "student apathy." If you conceive of your mind as a delicate instrument, liable to be' disturbed, if not destroyed, by the slightest blow, it' becomes necessary to live a careful, even a padded existence to…

… prevent any possible damage. Obviously, this precludes any participation in any student activities.' If this trend continues campus life will be- come a curious business. People will travel in their own…

… student to find a solution to the general problems of SGC, The Daily or the University. As a matter of fact, he will probably be out individually solving his own. -FAITH WEINSTEIN Turnout he will encounter…

… in government. If he can bring experience to the governing body, it is a corollary advantage. T HE COUNCIL needs members who can take a rational, objective interest in the goals and problems of student…

… tool. If the new members develop flexibility in implementing some of the ideas and ideals they presented in their campaigns, they scan. be of service to the Council and to the student body as a whole…

…. All six have demonstrated potential or actual ability to do this-failure on their part to expand their capabilities will be a more indicative symptom of sickness in student government than a low vote…

…. The divison's program at Dear-' orn opened this semester and as regarded as successful with s enrollment of 115 adults. Some 195 students registered for ie eight courses offered during ternoons. "My…

… the Alfred P. Sloan scholarships and Student Leader Exchange Fellowships are available in Rm. 2011 of the SAB. The five Sloan scholarships, ranging from $200 to $1,200, are for students in engineering…

… qualifications include an excellent academic record and sig- nificant participation in student activities. Financial status is not a factor in scholarship selection, although the stipend varies with need. The…

… the help of the Ford grant, the department added Arabic and Islamic history in 1950-51, anthro- pology, and Persian in 1951-52, art, political 'science and Biblical history in 1952-53, and Turkish, in…

… more students to the department. "Gov- ernment scholarships attract people to the University." Frst Step The first step in putting the de- partment in the program was the introduction of elementary mod…

…- ern literary Arabic on a semi- intensive basis in the fall of 1959. Next fall intermediate Arabic will be offered on the same basis, as will elementary Turkish and Persian. Possible new courses include…

…. George F. Hourani of the Near Eastern Studies department. By RICHARD OSTUNG The Student Government Coun- cl spends $1,200 a year on an or- ganzaton whch has been spoken of as a dangerous radcal force, and…

… as a tool of our reactonary State Departmenty The organization is the National Student Association, a confedera- tion of the student governments of nearly 400 colleges. The NSA is the only union which…

… repre- sents the American student com- munity, and since it expresse opin- ions on controversial issues at its annual congress, it has naturally been exposed to considerable criti- cism from both the left…

… and the right. What does NSA do fr the Michi- gan student? Mst f the benefits are indirect cmpared with such SGC prJects as the Student Book Exchange, Patricia Backman, '62, NSA co- ordinator for SGC…

… be the train bearer's train bearer. GMusic Group Plans Meeting The second meeting of the In- terlochen Fraternity will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the League. Former students, faculty and staff of…

…. The attention focused on the Middle East by such events as the Arab-Israeli War of 1948-49 and the Egyptian revolution against King Farouk aroused interest in Islamic lands and traditions. This resulted…

… with regard to library acquisi- tions, scheduling and planning of degree programs and offering courses in extension and summer session programs." A student can earn a doctorate degree in African studies…

…. * * - Congregational Disciples N & R Stud. Guild, Social Action Luncheon, Mar. 9, 12 Noon, 524 Thompson. Gamma Delta, Luth. Student Club, Lenten Vespers, Mar. 9, 7:30 P.M., 1511 Washtenaw. International Folk Dancers…

…ARAB UNITY: INCREASEJD TENSION? See Page 4 one Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom At FAIR, COLD High-25 Low-_ Continued cold with winds from northeast! . . VOL. LXX, No. 112 New Residence…

… Hall Government Passed Inter-Quadrangle Council Created By Ratification of Board, Houses By KENNETH McELDOWNEY A new student governing body for the residence halls gained final approval yesterday…

…, secretary-treasurer, and each quad's president and official repre- sentative. The chairmen of stand- ing committees will also sit on the committee but without vote. Under the slate system students wishing to…

… when mixed groups of students were refused service at a restaurant, Miss Holden said. Four years ago CORE started a' program of planned passive re- sistance in Nashville, Tenn. A group of Negroes would…

… appropriation was CARLTON H. MORRIS . . . seeks nomination SGC Backs Anti-Discrimination By JEAN SPENCER Student Government Council voted Wednesday to support anti- discrimination strikes' in the Southern…

… states. The Council will send letters to eight governors of Southern' states as well as to the general offices of four chain stores pick- eted recently by students because of discrimination against Negroes…

… at lunch-counters. The letter to the chain stores includes the following: "We urge among the four the Council will write. Expressing SGC's sympathy and support" for the student demonstrations, the…

… represent legitimate forms of protest against such discrimination in places of business." strators from assault by those holding other views and action which deprives students of their right to an education…

… press in the states contacted: Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas from local and national chapters of student organizations. He asserted, "An affidavit. is no…

…- cert, Trueblood Auditorium, 8 p.m. March 15, 1960, International Student Association, Program, Sounds of th East-Arabic Music, Architecture & De- sign Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Discussed: Resolution 2…

…"Greetings, Occupant" Seventieth Year EDIED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS Or THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OP, BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG.9 ANN ARBOR…

… all reprints. 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS HAYDEN Student Government Council Inconsiderate and Irrational LTHOUGH refusing to totally forbid small campus groups to conflict ideologically with rge, well…

…-established and influential organiza- ons, Student Government Council certainly d its best to squelch this Wednesday. Acceding to a request of the Military Ball immittee of the Reserve Officers Training orps units…

… Prance's spon- r. The ROTC units on campus include several nousand students, including the executive ce-president of SGC, who made the motion irescind part of last week's approval, while he Friends group…

…'s decided to play fair ... no pop quizzes. His rationale: One of his geography pro- fessors last week gave a pop quiz asking his junior and senior students to fill in the names of the states on an outline map…

… THE STUDENT'S PRIVILEGES: Have You the Right To Vote? ideological education of students, of the coming academic genera- tion and of the faculty; To guarantee that allstudents and the coming academic…

… socialist policies. Naturally the regulation on the year of practical work and the way it is Rendorsed have met with considerable criticism. Students at Humboldt University were at the fore of the opposition…

…. Wei- mar music and architecture stu- dents particularly objected to be- ing compelled to do industrial or agricultural work during their holidays, as it was of no help to their studies. Students at…

… for graduate and undergraduate women will be accepted from women now reg- istered on campus beginning at noon, Mon., March 7, at the office of the Dean of Women on the first floor of the Student…