…{ Sunday, April 17, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Three Sunday. A~ri'1 17, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three -Dauy-Jonn srtze COURSE FACILITIES INCLUDE A MODERN CLUBHOUSE AND A PRACTICE GREEN CADDY-CARTS ARE INVALUABLE ON THE LONG, ROLLING COURSE 'M' Golf Course a Hard Test for the Pros By NATE GREENE "Lipped" traps have earth and WITH THE COMING of spring, grass protruding over the edge of hundreds of students can be the hazard. This...…
…Page Four TH MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, April 17, 1955 'ACADEMIC FREEDOM': Kirk's Book Probes Freedom in Colleges By GENE HARTWIG "Academic Freedom" by Russell the real problem: "Which ever knowing anything with certitude." intellectual powers. Academic free- R. KIRK documents his dis- Kirk, Regnery, 1955. construction of academic freedom This is the group which feel that dom belongs to the category of cussion of the "educational may have come to ...…
… Sunday, April, 17, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five DRAWING, PAINTING: Display Student Technical Experiment --Daily-Jonn Hirtzel TONAL STUDY IN TEMPERA -Daily-John Hirtzel WASH DRAWING OF FACES By DEBRA DURCHSLAG ing opportunity for individual ex- However, the drawings are more A COLLECTION of classroom pression. Use of different media than student exercises. Among the assignments, examples of stud- is an important part of the work. var...…
… Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, April 17, 1955 Lab UsesRadioactive Material ARTIFICIAL radioactivity need not be dangerous. Most of our population has the mistaken idea that anything as- sociated with atomic energy is something destructive or highly poisonous, according to Prof. Roy M. Chatters, a University alum nus. He currently serves as co- ordinator of the Radioisotopes and Radiation Laboratory at Okla- -r homa A&M College, Stillwat...…
… Sunday, April 17, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Sunday, April 17, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven -Peace sciences as well as their applica- tions in agriculture. Prof. Chatters, who received his doctorate degree in botany at the University in 1941, gained interest in radiations research at the Uni- versity where he made studies in 1937 and 1938 on the biological ef- fects of fast neutrons from the cyclotron. The laboratory include...…
… Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Apri 117, 195 'HARNESS' PHILOSOPHER: D. J. Malloy Spins His Wares on Students f -Daily-Dick Gskill "USE THESE ON SOME OF THE KIDS NOWADAYS." Do You Want To Go To Europe This Summer? THE MATTE-IS TRAVEL BUREAU offers you these Wonderful Tours: SUMMER STUDY in PARIS Conducted by Dr. Francis V. Guille June 24th - September 2nd 71 DAYS 11 COUNTRIES Total Cost . , . $1026 MTB TOUR No. 1 $898 SEVEN COUNTRI...…
…-M I Sunday, April 17, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNLIKE PSEUDOS: Page Nine Intellectual Doesn't Crave 'Security,' Farne By JIM DYGET frame of mind. A difference ac- tJITE AN OPPOSITE outlook is he thought, and of his real signifi- realize that, if you had enough in- ON A UNIVERSITY campus counted for by an insecurity, a taken by the true intellectual, cance in history. telligence to ask him the questions, tellecahera the temptation iaal-...…
…Page Ten - THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundayv .A ril 17_ 191;1 ,age TenTHE.p(CH GAN DAILY FASHION BORROWED from designers and traditional dress in foreign lands has become as important a part of American habit as imported film actresses. FIRST IN 55's FASHION ALPHABET is Dior's "A line" from Paris. The little sleeved, close bodiced coat, widens towards the bottom and forms a cone with the pleated or flared dress it covers. FROM HONG KONG, a newco...…
…Sunday, April 17, 1955 JOHNSON SANS BOSWELL: Bicentennial THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven of Non-Spicy' Dictionary and underline words - he must have had hundreds of thousands" of underlined words. "It was a heroic one-man job," Prof. Bredvold continued, adding that Johnson was a giant in every way, "physical or otherwise." The physical gIant was none- theless a life-long hypochondriac. Macauley arte of Johnson he had "great muscular stren...…
… Sunday, April Poge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twelve 17, 19551t VL~l"1I I. For Education Thomas Wolfe: Literary Word Painter of the Southern Scene 17, 1955 , (Continued from Page 7) sitting in a submerged jazz cellar are bestowed upon the daughters Story of a Novel" in praise of Per- tongiht, drowned out from the din of Eve. Esther Jack, at the very kins, at the same time rejects his of the city's streets by the blaring least, was ...…
…. EINSTEIN AND PEACE See Page 4 L 1J~zri~qar i4E aiitj f e Latest Deadline in the State SHOWERS, MILD MMM VOL. LXV, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1955 SIX PAGES 0 ZM= COURT HEARS: Desegregation Problem Aired (EDITOR'S NOTE; This is an interpretive article concerning problerho of segregation in the public schools of the South.) By LEW HAMBURGER Last spring the Supreme Court handed down a unanimous deci- sion tha...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY APRIL 19, 19511 TsESDAY. w LiAR11 lV. 1953 w . . - Ending Tonight [ HIGAN Mats - 50c Eves -80c ,... 0 'You can't bear to think of her in my arms...she's been with me four years. That's a lot of time...' ... }... }}w :l . m ~ ... . f . . - ALLIED CORNEL RICHARD BRIAN JEAN ARTISTS WILDE0CONTE'DONL ALLACE Deadly COMBINATION of passion, Greed, Violence! May Festival Concert Tickets Now Limited A ...…
… FAGE TTtREE TUESDAY, APRIL-19, 1955 THE 31ICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1955 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TtIRPK , Hopeful Wolverines Begin Spring Footbal ! Drills t V Big Ten Track Squads Show Outdoor Strength Michigan, Illinois, Indiana Top Contenders; Iowa, Michigan State Also Promising 20 Lettermen Appear for First Workout; Center, End Positions Marked by Depth By ALAN WINKELSTEIN (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is first of a series of...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1955 TH MCIGN-AL TvUEs..DrA.. &7APRYL 19. 1951 Einstein Stood for Peace, Freedom and Faith "THEY didn't understand me in the begin- ning, and they won't understand me in the end," Albert Einstein once said. Yesterday, at 76, and fifty years after achiev- ing world acclaim for his theory of relativity, the end came to the shy, white-haired scientist. Few men understood his mathematical con- ...…
… . "C SDAY: APRIL 19, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGPIPIIV : TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1955 THE MICRIGANT DAILY PAtty WY ?W r tx"KA raver. rt Events To Highlight Greek Week Coeds Train For Positions 'U' Counselors Needed For 15th Girls' State Y Panhellenic To Present Workshops Panhel Workshop... Installation of Panhellenic of- ficers and rushing counselors and the presentation of the sorority scholarship cup will highlight this afternoon's Gre...…
…PAGE, SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY TVIMDAX, APRIL 19, 1955 PAGE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. AP1~XL 19. 1955 Pasquariello Gets Grant From Ford Prof. Anthony Pasquariello of the romance languages depart- ment received a one-year fellow- ship grant from the Ford Founda- tion Fund for the Advancement of Education,., The grants totaling $800,000 have been given to 138 college and university faculty members in the Upited States. The awards are mad...…
… OFFSHORE ISLANDS 'k See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :4 ait .,. . . ....... SHOWERS VOL. LXV, No.136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1955 SIX PAGES SGC To Air Driving Ban Discussions War T-wo Threat Rising 1 Motion T1o Be Heard I- At Meeting Today Student Government Council may take first steps today toward alleviating .the University's con- troversial driving ban problem. With support from several Council memb...…
…*1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. APRM CEO. 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VV ".LNF :flAVAILL RliT i1 &W,1490 Wesleyans Active In U Church Life "Making a home away from home for Methodist students is the primary aim of the Wesleyan Guild," David Newton, '55, presi- dent of the organization said. The organization sponsors many activities, social as well as reli- gious. A survey of discrimination on Big Ten campuses and a study of the Mc...…
… WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 20, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACaT ITR. W E N S -Y A P.R I. .20 , 1 9 5 5||TH E||MI C H I G||N||DA I|Y ra a t .asa aarwa estern Michigan Nine Defeats Woolverines, 75 Broncos Overcome Early Deficit With Late Uprising FIRST BIG TEN FOE: 'M' Golfers Face TestI With Spartans Today Courtney Pitches No-Hitter in IM Play Special to The Daily KALAMAZOO -- Michigan's seemingly insurmountable five run lead melted in the lat...…
…1'41 Ik: t! Q&lLt -~ ~ 'Vt, WORTH A WAR? Offshore Island Alternatives Suggest Limited Aid WORLD WAR III, if it is to come, now seems likely to begin over a few rocky dots in the Straits of Formosa. Admiral Carney, though he denies it, is quoted on excellent authority as having predicted an attack on the Matsus in mid-April, followed later by an assault on Quemoy. Chinese Communist troops have been pour- ink down from Korea, and Formosa an...…
… WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FTR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAflI! wrvu a ca v u a A s w MUSIC SCHOL HEAD: Dean Moore Reviews Past 40 Years 4 By DAVID KAPLAN An Artist Diploma in Organ from the University School of Mu- sic in 1910, was the beginning of Dean Earl V. Moore's close, 40- year association with the Univer- sity. After he received his diploma, Dean Moore traveled in Europe, studied with ...…
…PAGE Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1959 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1935 Meyer Hits Right Wing In Congress "The country is sick and tired pf reactionaries in Congress," Ag- nes E. Meyer of the Washington Post and Times-Herald empha- sized yesterday in a journalism lecture., "Social progress can't be ar- rested, but it can be impeded," she warned. "Unless right wing leaders support the President on the h...…
… CAN AFFORD HOLIDAYS See Page 4 Y lflzr D~ai III Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER VQL. LXV, No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1955 EIGHT PAGES Red China Sides :With Arab States Chou Demands Quick Settlement At Bandung Over Israeli Question BANDUNG, Indonesia-(A)-Red China yesterday wooed the sol- idly anti-Communist Moslem countries of the Middle East by taking the side of the Arab states against Israel...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1955 FINAL PERFORMANCE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN "UNA VIUDA DIFICIL"1 by CONRADO NALE NOXLO Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre Performances Tomorrow - 3:15 and 8 p.m. ALL SEATS RESERVED, 75c Call NO 8-6300 for reservations The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is constr...…
… TTURSAY. APRL 2 ~1 1955..J. , - '.In MTIIGTAN DAILY PAGE THREE 111 VtY --ily-JunH irt ze NEW UNION OPERA STAFF-Seated left to right: Bill Johnson, '56, Wayne Theissen, '56E, Bill Stone, '57. Standing: Frank Knox, '57, Don Madalie, '57 BAd, Dick Brehm, '56E. Not pictured is Tom Gilmore, '56. Opera Executive CoMMittee Posts OfficiallyAnnounced XA The Union Opera executive committee- for the coming year was officially appointed last night...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MIChIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1955 CAN AFFORD HOLIDAYS: Vote Shows Students Oppose Calendar Committee Plan DREWG PEARSON: FAIMURE to recognize student opinion on the part of the University administration was demonstrated once again last Friday with the announcement of tentative approval of the modified, but still odious, Dwyer calendar plan. Proclaiming it as the "satisfactory merger of student, faculty and administra...…
… w THE MICHIGAN" DAILY PAGE FZYE E1E a~la£aIV: ra4. 9i1 1 ~uO a as. l awMICHIGAN....DAILY PAE F Fraternities To Compete At IFCSing Supporting Sororities To Cheer Contenders, Give Spirit, Harmony Cheered on by sororities, ten fraternities will compete in the ter-fraternity Council Sing at 7:30 p.m. today at Hill Auditorium. Houses which survived the pre- liminary eliminations include Sig- ma Chi, supported by Sigma Kap- pa, as they sing "...…
…PAGE'SI TIIE MICHIGAN nA X si'=TirTngnA V AiPirpTT. gi mot TlE MJCWtsi! yli n.vr V -Ku'n,,jo lY, AFKIY L ZI,1 155 6 1 I Aids Research 4> By SUZANNE JESSUR T Fp -Daily-Dick Gaskill ONE OF THE FIRST STEPS IN TABLET MAKING*... Contest To Enter Final Round v_ Final arguments in the annual University law school Case Club Contest will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday, April 29, in Rm. 100, Hut- chins. Hall. Jules Poppinga, '56L, and How- a...…
… THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE? lichigan GolfersDown lSCin Rain 'M' Baseball Loss'Poor' Says Fisher By JIM BAAD Baseball coach Ray Fisher didn't have many optimistic views after his team suffered its late inning loss to Western Michigan, 7-5, two days ago. "We Just looked like a bad ball club," he said. "I felt that we probably could have wonhhad I left my st...…
…JFAUM rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1955 Y PRESERVATION OF POTATOES: Prof. Brownell Reveals Atomic Method By ETHEL KOVITZ A process for preserving pota- toes by means of atomic radia- tion may be ready for commer- zcial use within a year, according to Prof. Lloyd E. Brownell, of the chemical and metallurgical engi- neering department. The experiment, developed at the Fission Products Laboratory next door to Victor Vaughn House h...…
…I = ACADEMIC FREEDOM See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State i4IaiIttj U-0 e FAIR AND MILD VOL. LXV, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 SIX PAGES I - _________________________________________________________ 'I Rutherford Decision Still Not Certain Defendant's Loyalty Affirmed by Seven Undecided yesterday was the suspension of Jesse Rutherford as a "security risk" from the Vet- erans Administration Hospital here. ' T...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY rR.MAV- APPIT. 99 IOKK PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN flATlY VDT1~A~? AD1~W Ge lANE P ARJ5.PAKV.5, 11.. £UA1J A1NtJJ SPINE-CHILLING THRILLER! Terrifying Adventure! AIFRED 4ITCHCOCK'S REAR WINDOW moRs yECCNICOLOR GM C WENDELHL 7HE1 KELLY COREY- RMIlTE ALSO My Goodness.'r"~ It's Guinnwl AIEGIINNSS ------1 Ua~d ke FATHR BROWN Stofh C fLCHESEITCN. Adptgby musejv.g A COUJMBSAPICTURE AFACFETPRODUCOS Read Daily Classifieds 1I...…
… FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 TUE MICliMiAi'~ DAILY PAGE THREE Diamond Squad Faces Wi dcals THREATEN 'M', INDIANA: llini, MSC, Iowa Track Contenders In Initial Conference Encounter (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- and in a series of articles previewing the coming Big Ten Track Outdoor season. Today-The rundown on Illi- nois, Michigan State, and Iowa.) By ALAN WINKELSTEIN o . By ED SALE...…
…sc PAGE FOUR THE Mll:fil1=A .N DA ILT F AY, A. UtL 22, 1955 a PAflK FflITU TIlE MiChl4iAff~ JIAIIA FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 195S COMPETENCE THE TEST: Teachers Don't Need Freedom If They're Nursemaids Foster, You Haven't Been Doing Much Traveling Lately' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A is' at K, :a " If \V ' ' 4 ' (EDITOR'S NOTE: In connection with Academi Freedom Week, The Daily reprints the following condensation of remarks of Robert M. Hutchi...…
… i 't P-AV &APIfL. 955O THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IV7 r ifi~lia s~ laa."' )a4r v ON 'THE OCEAN FLOOR': Dancing to the subterranean theme of "The Ocean Floor," mem- bers of the Ballet Club will pre- sent their annual Spring Concert at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Barbour Gymnasium. The story of the performance concerns a little girl going through an adventure in Toyland, in which she becomes acquainted with all the creatures of the ocean floor. E. M...…
…1 PAGE I THE MICHIGAN'J DAILY rR.MAV- A'PVTT. 99 161CA 1 1C1A , AURI14 zz, x.95 a 'GOOD TO THE LAST DROP': Turkish Coffee Poured in 'Hideaway' CAMPUS CALENDAR By JIM DYGERT Someone told me there was still a Turkish coffee house in Ann Arbor. So I took a couple of friends to help me investigate the place which was reportedly located at 113% N. Main St. But we couldn't find any 1131/2 N. Main St. Not until we asked a fellow in one of t...…
… NOT IN A DAY See Page 4 Y 1MwF :4IatA, y/d4-,i nYlr//~ Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LXV, No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 SIX PAGES Wolfson Admits Defeat in Battle+ Avery Still Head of Mail Order House Following Noisy Meeting CHICAGO W) - Sewell Avery's tight grip on Montgomery Ward and Co. slipped a bit yesterday, but not enough to lose control. In a five-hour annual meeting marked by che...…
…PAGE TWO THE MCMGAN DAILY SATURDAY. APRTT. 22_ IONS PAGE TWO THE MTCIITGAN DAilY ~ATTT1?~AV AIDTT 1)9 lflXK 0,MJL UJLV A& p 13rnm 4+1, 121a)a7 a MURALS, SKETCHES: Deceased Student's -Daily-John Hirtzel Above is a typical example of Euker's sketches, analyzing the emo- tional behavior of children. Below is a self-portrait done in oils, utilizing an impressionistic style. SPINE-CHILLING ,THRILLER! * Art Shown By DEBRA DURCHSLAG Students ...…
… 5AIUKDAY, AkkUL 23, 1955 ITHIE Rllct tl6A I% DAIL I FAGS THREE SAI2UKJJAY, AkiUL xii, 1965 PAGE THREE Wolverines Beat Wildcats in Opening-BigJ en Tilt Mound Duels, Highlight -M Softball Pitchers' duels were the order of the day yesterday at Ferry Field in the Independents soft- ball league. Gil Kombrink led the IRS Club to a slim 5-4 victory over the topnotch Farouk's Five, as r Jay Goold's sixteen strikeouts were not enough to overco...…
…ill PAGE FOUR TIIE MICH16Ai% DAIL I SATURDAY, Ai"HIL 23, 1955 PAGE FOUR ~iAT1AU)AY. APRIL 23. 1955 ..«. x.... .... .. +sy a.e avaa wrws} ...ever A NOT IN A DAY: Court Ban on Recreational. Segregation: Go Slow "Shoo" THE FAR-REACHING effects of the Supreme Court decision concerning segregation in schools is already striking at the roots of Southern society. Recently the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in a decisio...…
… u' SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAt"M FIVE SA T U D A Y, A PR L 23 195THEM I C H G A N A IL rA Iur' UvrTW 5 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: C ornell Condemns Discrimination By BETTY SCHOMER C At Cornell University, the fac- ulty passed a resolution express- ing its disapproval of discrimina- tory practices by campus organi- zations. Further recommendations in- cluded no incoming student or- ganization whose constitution had such discr...…
…PAGE SIX THE MCHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 Mm 'U' PERSONIFIED: Alumni Director Recalls Unique Career By JANE HOWARD". 4" ,ne~ With greying hair topping aF 'I genial grin, the man who's directed Michigan alumni affairs for 33 ..............roc { t "° '*, years. recalls that he's partially an< alumnus of another university. T. Hawley Tapping, '16L, got his =. AB in 1911 from Iow...…
…PARTY'S OVER See Page 4 Iowa woiz S i c ig Ar :43 a t t 0/ r Latest Deadline in the State POSSIBLE SHOWERS 6 VOL. LXV, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1955' Six PAGES Diem Asks South'M' Baseball To rn 1wXI;,- Viet Nam Polling Premier To Call Poll Within Week; Voters To Answer Four Questions SAIGON, South Viet Nam (/P)--Bowing to political pressure Premier Ngo Dinh Diem asked South Viet Nam's 11 million inhab- itants ye...…
…t I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY RTT"AY'_ APRTG 24_ 1IMN THE MICHIGAN DAILY OUIN17f s nirimiju 4%,1zoKu r .f DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publiction of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice to all embers of the Uni- versity. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 3553 Administration Build...…
… t PAGE THRER SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 19S5/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1955' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIIEI~ Michigan Golfers, Tracksters Excel at Columbus d -Daily-Dick Gaskill MICHIGAN CURVEBALLER-Don Poloskey throws plateward to catcher Gene Snider in first inning of yesterday's second game with Wisconsin. Wolverine Nine Slugs Out Double in Over Badgers Links Team Led by Play Of Schubeek Special to The Daily COLUMBUS, Ohio -...…
…pAGE. F()TTF Frizz I ilE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1955 I i £.V 'fT -- -LA PI 2 9 PARTY'S OVER: CSP - A.Noble Experiment, But No One Noticed A NOBLE experiment died this week, so qui- It rejected any extremists on both sides, etly that it almost went unnoticed. and never backed enough people so that even It was called the Common Sense party, al- if it was successful in the elections, could though the "sense" it advocated was rathe...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL %4, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRTL 24, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... PAGE FIVE Frosh Weekend Skits Revealed -Daily-Lynn Walas NEW WOMEN'S EDITORS-Mary Hellthaler, left, and Elaine Edmonds were appointed Women's Editor and Associate Women's Editor respectively yesterday. Miss Hellthaler, a junior from Flint, Mich., is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman honorary, and Women's Athletic Association board. She is enr...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1955 DEBRA DURCHSLAG DAVID KAPLAN ... Magazine Editor ... Feature Editor JANE HOWARD . . . Associate Editor 'Clugstone' Play Opens Thursd(,,,ay An original student play will be presented by the speech depart- ment 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the Lydia Mendels- sohn Theater. "The Clugstone Inheritance" by James Harvey will conclude the department's Spring Playbill. The play was writte...…
… CONSTRUCTION SUPPLEMENT ZI: 4c Sitr4 iau A6F :43att CONSTRUCTION SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SPRING, 1955 I A- S ~1 (, Development Group Defines Three Aims Promotion of Interest in 'U', Are Purposes of Council and Fund Raising Subdivisions By JANE HOWARD University growth isn't all dra- matic and deafening. While rising scaffolds andl climbing crews of workmen testi- fy visibly and audibly to campus expansion, there's a quie...…
…PAGE TWO TH MTf ! n v v. iv n tl lT .v M"VV v.ti 4wM'i . PAGETWO *~~ ~.EU.I ZNR.ABJ U.TUI MTET~ A~ 1 A 1 'U SPRING, 1955 5 North Campus Model Shown University's Press Plans Move in FallY Sale of the University Press Building at 311 Maynard will pro- vide funds for construction of a printing plant on North Campus. The Maynard street building will be sold to Jacobson's Stores, ac- cording to University Vice-Presi- dent Wilbur K. Pierpont...…
