…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ace Joyce Key to 'M' Success 'M WRESTLERS: Corriere, Blaker Chosen All-Americans By GARY GUSSIN Youth, experience, and deter- mination have combined to give Michigan's baseball enthusiasts a chance to cheer for the first time in five years. With a 4-4 record in Big Ten play and a 13-4 mark overall, the Wolverines are in prime conten- tion for the Conference champion- ship. The team's success thus far has been due in large...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'S1 This Weekend in Sports -FRIDAY BASEBALL-Michigan vs. Ohio State, at Columbus TENNIS-Michigan-Purdue-Ohio State, at Columbus SATURDAY BASEBALL-Michigan vs. Indiana, at Bloomington (2) TENNIS-Michigan-Purdue-Ohio State, at Columbus GOLF-MichiganIllinois-Northwestern, at Evanston FOOTBALL-Annual Spring Game in Michigan Stadium, pm. _i MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP: Tigers Rap Nats, 6-0, Remain in First r .... -_-- - ...…
…I I A 4~Avr aa. Non-Whites On Increase In Big Cities Sharp Reports Drop In White Populations Harry P. Sharp, director of the University's Detroit Area Study reported yesterday that the non- white population of the largest metropolitan areas has increased by over one million in the last. decade. At the same time, these areas have lost over two million white residents. In suburban areas an "amiazingly constant and amazingly high" color divisio...…
…THEm VIC AN DATIM Qbinson Likes Travel Best About Track ., _:_ By JOHN McREYNOLDS What keeps a champion athlete like 'rom Robinson, captain of Michigan's track team and the only man to win all four Big Ten sprint titles, going? "Travel is what I really like about this sport," Robinson says. "I love to travel. I may never be a millionaire, but I'll be happy." So far the senior star has tour- ed Europe, Africa and Australia, as well as most ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE i MAY 12 14F1 .,=A; ,71 ioai THE MIte.AN vJ PAG Michigan Nine Meets Wisconsin Today .- , CHECKS Joyce Seeks Eighth Victory Against Last Place Badgers lajor League1 Standings 'N' PLAIDS By PETE DiLGRENZI An alert fan at today's baseball game with Wisconsin will have at least one of his ears aimed in the direction of the first base dug- out. If he has good hearing and perseveres in his listening, he will eventu...…
…MAY, MAY 14,.1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI DAY, MAY 14, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI~F Im"ira Or MAN in fl)tikn by MIKE GILIMAN MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP: Detroit Whips New York; Extends Lead, Who To Blame? WHO IS TO BLAME for the recent basketball scandals that have tarnished the reputations of four eastern and three southern schools? The obvious answer is found by stirring together professional gamblers and athletes eager for an easy dolla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEV] THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 8EV oache By JIM BERGER The Big Ten wrestling coaches have voted 6 to 4 in favor of dropping the 115-lb. and 191-lb. weight classes for the coming year. This action, taken last week, was made public yesterday by Michi- gan wrestling coach Cliff Keen. However, the decision will not be official until the Big Ten Athletic Directors confirm the coachs' ac- tion at their annual spring meet- ...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1961 THE MTCUTGAN BATTV PAflE Nine Awaits Crucial Series Cindermen Counting on Depth In Bid for Conference Title Irish, Illini, Boilermakers I By JAN W[NKLEMAN Final Wolverine Opponents By BRIAN MacCLOWRY OUSpecial To The Diyn ye cocked at the sky, and the Big Ten baseball crown within reach, Mich- igan swings into this fabled Indi- ana city early this afternoon to meet Notre Dame on the first leg of a four-ga...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1961' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEV FRIDAY MAY 9, 196 THE ICHIGA -A-- PAESV Plant Favors Aid Change TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS: Wolverines Heavy Favorites IOWA CITY (AR) - opponents of the Big Ten's controversial aid-to-I athletes program lost a prelimi- nary round yesterday as the con- ference sports leaders opened their spring session. The policy-making faculty rep- resentatives rejected in a divided vote, a new type of aid pr...…
…L961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Splits Doubleheader with Illini To Clinch Fisher Twirls One-Hitter; w~ ~~C h- ~ * , Michigan To Enter Mideast Regionals; Winner To Go To College World Series ru 1U1 w Civei (Continued from Page 1) when shortstop Dick Honig could- n't come up with Tony Eichel- berger's ground ball. Whiffs Twelve Fisher walked three and whiffed twelve, his best strikeout perform- ance of the year. His previous high was ten, recorded ...…
… IY, MAY 25, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI __, A_2,191TH MCIGNDA,_PG SAM, Power Easily Beats AEP,12-3 By PETE DiLORENZI. Sigma Alpha Mu, behind the hitting and pitching of Fred Gor- don, trounced Alpha Epsilon Pi 12-3 in an "A" social fraternity first-place playoff game yesterday at Ferry Field. Gordon went all the way to re- cord the win and 'helped himself out with a two-run homer. He had batting help from teammates Mike Tunick and Jack...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY uAA Playoffs Begin Tomorrow Dayton Frosh Denies Scandal Implication 0------ > By BRIAN MacCLOWRY 'our of the nation's best college eball teams open their bid for Iwestern baseball supremacy to- rrow when they meet in the t -round of the NCAA District ir playoffs at Ferry Field. 'or the winner of the double nination affair, the reward'will a trip to the college world series' Omaha, June 9-14.. vidently none of the coache...…
…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY arryIr r money ERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES Always Convenient to Purchase at $ r: ANN ARBOR FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION gLberty at Division Organized 1890 MacDonald Signs Pact with Black Ha BY DAVE ANDREWS The Chicago Black Hawks, sur- prise winners of hockey's grand prize-the Stanley Cup-a month and a half ago, have signed Michi- gan's Dale MacDonald to an NHL bonus contract. The final terms were not an- no...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY MAY 4, 161 * #' ) . _.- j. ."".a"".'... -x. T+ - '.'!,. {r p _ F ~ Z °. MrTX !' +YMM' Y MMaM lF1 Y'I+YtWN7M TM 'MM7 - .4 :rt Ii ±s r ~ '.. 1Ex [1e At,- C22 V.r a- r1 r- 3201 WASHTENAW ROAD . Attract ive dining in an Old English atmosphere,C from a hasty snack to4;0 a full course dinner. 4 OPEN 7A.M. 'till MIDNIGHT9 "ADVENTURES IN GOOD EATING" Open 1 1 A.M. 1435 East to 2 A.M. Michigan Avenue, 7 days o week - ...…
…OIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, ~HT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, .. ... .. :.._'Wit;;:_ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN is . " ,. " v r." v o s,. ' "" w b. °r . PY*' dt.nnnnnea, ''" '}l.3ll.tA .~f.Wf 7l.ftel. tAr. ".:r .. v h" '" ' ' r~.' .-\~r s;Ys a At '. *V..: 'm}" +.- " .: . The Daily Official Bulletin is an c official publication of The Univer- sity of Michigan for which The Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsibility. Notices shou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sN SUNDAY, itich gan, Indiana Divide Twin Bill hillies Scout Discovers 1' Shows Team Balance Wolverine Sluggers Crush Hoosiers, 24-5, Drop Nightcap, 3-2; Lose League Lead 'S By DON BURNESS Special To The Daily BLOOMINGTON - Watching the double-header yesterday at Bloomington, former major leag- uer and present Philadelphia Phillies scout Bruce Connaster remarked during the seventh in- ning of the opener, "They've got ...…
…GHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEI DNESD L U PASTORAL PROGRAM Ministers Learn Skills At 'U' Medical Center _DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN :". ..------;.. By DAVID GEIGER The Clinical Pastoral Study pro-; gram at =the University Medical Center offers clinical training in the needs of hospital patients to theological students and ministers, University hospital chaplain, Mal- colm B. Ballinger said. In 1924 Harvard's Dr. Richard C. Cabot and Rev. Anton B...…
…THE MICHIGAN.DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 12, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 12. Priest Compares Byzantine, Latin Rites, gregation participates actively during the mass by singing re- sponses. The traditional insensor is used. TheByzantine sign of the cro;;s is also different from the Roman Catholic. Starting from the right and going to the left shoulder. The position of the fingers, three up anditwo down, is traditionally symbolic. Marriages linkin...…
…EIGH'T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1961 EIGHT THE MICHiGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1981 TUDY HEALTH PLANS: 'U' Team Gives State Report on Insurance (Continued from Page 1) treatment has increased. Advances in equipment and drugs have made stays shorter. Overall, the report showed, half the families surveyed had Blue Cross-Blue Shield coverage. It found that these plans provided more protection than private in- surance. However, in ...…
…EIGHT ThlE htCfll AN DAILY TUESDAY. MAY 16. 1961 ORE Claims Sit-ins ExperienePressure ' DALY OFFICIAL BULLETIN :; :. ." :v" :f"a,: v ::: ."v:r :."v v ..,v :v:v: .r :".""v"e^"w '.v r. ... ... .. ........... ..... :{: h} . r., {.}}F.:4. } .:l yY "" " . . ., cw:.w ,.: "1 By BEATRICE TEODORO The Southern sit-ins are ex- periencing a "publicity squeeze," because of the policies of Southern newspapers and officials, Rudolph Lombard, chairman...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, 31AY 18, 1961 ETGWT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1961 )ffers to Faculty Reach 'High' Number A Week for Cu1ture (Continued from Page 1) professor from the University of' Rochester, Prof. Alexander Eck- stinle, and from Johns Hopkins, Prof. Peter Newman. Two assis- tant professors, Prof. Robert Stern ofrColumbia University and Prof. Robin Barlow, will also be added to the staff. English Departm...…
…'AGE EIGHT THE. MICHIGAN DAILY AGE TGWTTHEMICHGAN AIL Editors Note New Trends In Literature CINEMA GUILD: SGC Passes Resolution On Structure of Board ..r:... ..t. .:Vn. ... .......*. .....r.. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ".. . ..z".. . *:4ati das 5s'S:.... vv "_______________________ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ......S : : ..,. ........... . ...v.. .a . s ... ..Sv,___. ... ....a.*. ...-',:........5...:..._v.. .. .,.}.,...fi... .".. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY vTmnr U 7UN*AU 1 __ . i ?UAIJAY, MAY Z1, 19SI DAILY OFFICIAL' BULLETIN (Continued. from Page 4) nas except those of the School of Dentistry, the Medical School, and Flint College will be distributed from I the windows of the Cashier's Office and the Office of Registration and Records In the lobby of the Admin. Bldg. Fol- lowing the ceremony, diplomas may be called for until 9:00 p.m. Commencement Instructions to Fac- ul...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICC Arranges To Purchase Ninth House By MALINDA BERRY The Inter-cooperative Council is now in the process of completing arrangements for the purchase of its ninth house. The new house, which is located at 602 Lawrence St., will be for undergraduate women. To be named after ex-ICC President Stefan Vail, it has space for 29 roomers and five boarders. There are 20 rooms and seven baths,I cover...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lep 880, Mile Titlist, Elected Track Captain Bearcats Down Wolverines in Ten n Ll L. Ergas Leps, Big Ten titlist in the 880-yd. and mile run, was elected captain of the Michigan track team yesterday. The Canadian star, noted for his powerful finishing "kick," has de- veloped an important role for him- self-he has been in the Big Ten finals since his sophomore year and has compiled a long winning record.t In the outdo...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY 1ielde Field Goal Edges Whites, 10-8 'UQUINTET: Co-eds Win AA U Horn Special To The Daily Strobel, Bickle Pace Winners FOOTBALL WRITERS MEET: Discuss 'M' Grant-in-Aid Program- By DAVE GOOD Spring practice ended on a happy note for coaches Hank Fonde and Jack Fouts yesterday, as their'Blue Squad finally tripped up the Whites, 10-8, and earned a steak dinner for them for the first time in three years. It was Doug Bi...…
…HONORS/ EDITION Y Sw uyrn :4aii4 HONORS EDITION SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1961 SIX PA We Pause To Honor Historian Toynbee To Analyze Wes- The multiplexity that is the University grew out of a central core of inquiring scholars seeking to penetrate the dark recesses of the unknown. The academic tone of the campus is still the dominant one, but it is often submerged beneath others, transi- tory and less meaningf...…
… N4( Vol. VII, No. 8 Si d$i.wn Dat I SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1961 MAGA car by alfo romeo; student by dint of hard work; HANDI-HAMPER courtesy of GREENE'S THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE! And they were so right! Even these imported cars won't fit into a Handi-Hamper .. . but then the Handi-Hamper won't fit in the imported cars, either. So there you are! Talk about convenient, this dry cleaning enthusiast has loaded his Handi-Hamper with top coat, ja...…
… AILY PAGE? Witecki Reviews Daily Sports Career At Both Stores DISCOU N on ALL records SAVE up to 50% ALL RECORDS GUARANTEED DISC SHOP 1210 S. University NO 3-6922 H'F CENTER 304 S. Thayer NO 5-4855 I I II 1''. TOM WITECKI ... looks at ' M' athletes die. Sports serves as a great uni- fying factor in this large univer- sity and it should always attempt to serve this purpose." Witecki, besides his activities on The Daily, is a member of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DV LY SUNDAY. Y7,# THE MICHIGAN DAIUX SUNDAY.. MAY 7.. MICHIGAN UNION PRESENTS I AT VA u~ttixIE ARS FSTI .4U t C3 MA 9-2 * Tuesday, May 9 ..9:30-4:00 Art Show on the Diag *k Wednesday, May 1o... 7:30 Eugene Ormandy reflects on the music. An orchestra crescendo is sought by Ormandy. '° gages May Festival JOHN CIARDI Hill Aud, *k Thursday, May 11 ... 7:30 Poetry Reading Hour (faculty poets) X. J. KENNEDY J. R. SQUIRES...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY « . ( ndergraduati Lr Academric Literary College4 es To Receive Recognition from lan Francis Abrahamse harlaine Elizabeth Ackerman, A.B. oel Stefan Adelman Valter Eldon Anderson anes Francis Bailey III anet Kay Baker ynthia Martha Ballr orma Jane Marcus Barr, A.B. nn Elizabeth Barzler ichard Bauman, A.B. lIen Benton ichard Stanton Berger tichael John Berggren .obert Franklin Berland Cuth Bers harles Robert Beyerlein o...…
…. ~- ---, . .. Civil Liberties Controversy Government Protects Civil Rig The Conflicts of Today Need New Solutions As Private Institutions Acquire More Power By IUGH WITEMEYER WHEREVER Americans look to- day, they see new controver- sies in civil liberties. We are sur- rounded by them. They pluck at the clothing of our minds from all sides, clamoring for attention. One week, we are faced by problems in school integration in New Orleans;...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Faculty Asks Changes in Office of Student Affairs 7 The findings, presented to Lew- is and the committee Feb. 21, were in the form of a 40-page confiden- tial document divided in two parts. The first was a general dis- cussion of the relationship of the dean's office and residence halls staffs with the undergraduate women. It detailed four specific charges. The second part consist- ed of accounts of specific inci- dents, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ Nancy Sue Bonnie Ro Albert Jay Kent Phili Lesley Lou Dona Jean Edith Sara Alfred Lou Susan Joa: Jackson T Robert M Arthur Ra Herbert M Karen Sue Michael Ja Phyllis El Philip Ca; KathleenE Martha C Edwin Stu Literary College Freshmen e Adelson Joyce Karyl Leix ise Ahlgrim Barry Levine Ammerman Mark Stewart Levy p Anderson Lennart Helmer Loftstrom u Anderson Laurence Paul Lonero aBarcy Henry Saul Lowendorf a Bassichis Lind...…
… Magazines Seek Prestige Status Laboratory Playbil ARev A Strange and Wonderful Selection of Plays Provides an Ex By MICHAEL OLINICK UNTIL a few years ago, the Sat- urday Evening Post's main contribution to American culture was a series of virginal short stories intermingled with uninti- mate glimpses of such notable personages as Peggy Lee and Hugh O'Brian. Today's Post still contains the asexual stories and vapid profiles,' but a new and l...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY orary Fraternities, Sororities, Societies Are Rewar Sigma Xi J >hi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Alpha Chapter ;e of Literature, Science, and the Arts Juniors Ann Furnas or Sue Goetz t Arthur Greenes rd George Klein Dunn Lippman George Lockwood es Paul Martens ta Ann Michelmore ' Louise Reading Charles Roberts William Ruesin'k Jo Sawyer Ailliam Strait :ia Kathryn Woods Seniors r Eldon Anderson yn Melanie Baginski s Franci...…
… The Teaching of History: Dramas 'BOW LOW TO CICERO! ' Ily PALMER THROOP HISTORY as currently ,con- Bceived by many is the last refuge of stupidity. One does not need mathematics, biology, chemn- istry, or even weak aesthetic sen- sibilities to learn that a medieval king died of acute indigestion. Having learned it, one is in pos- session of a historical fact--and quite ready to forget it. At least our great-grandfathers dignified this pro...…
…THfE MICHIGAN DAILY utstanding 'U' Students for Scholarshi Women's Honoraries Mortar Board Circle Senior Women's Honorary Residence Hall Women's Honorary Marilyn Baginsky Judith Bennett Carolyn Beall Grace Broad Marjorie Bluestein Judith Capla Susan Dee Patricia Clark Drucilip Dexter Alice Elliott Beverly Ford Sallie Eustis Sally Hanson Mary Flickinger Jean Hartwig Dolores Gelios Mary Johns Jane Glick Karen McCann Etta Green Nan Markel Phyl...…
… Humorists, Dramatists Cite Grounds For Anxiety Modern America Needs This Means Of Communication By CAROLINE DOW Folk Music: Medea-Sophistication in Drama Mort Sahl-Sophistication in Comedy Fad and Fulfili America By JUDITH OPPENHEIM THE AMERICAN THEATRE is undercurrent of anxiety which has f currently experiencing a strik- become so much a part of our f ing change of mood-from roman- daily existence that we have al- a tic naivete to seri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .serving Students Receive Scholarships, FRIMAY. Awards, Prizes, Honors AFCEA Award Richard Edward Siemon Air Force Association Award Dennis Eugene Crouch Armed Forces Communications uid Electronic Association Award Fred Nemacheck Arnold Air Society Award - 'Louis Joel Rajczi Issocation of the United States , Army Award Duane Vernon Ackerman The Bain-Swiggett Poetry Prize Jeanne Penelope Schott Gegole-Brownell Fellowshi...…
…'V , merican Taste... A Daily Special Section Durrell Rand -The New Her Stylization Replaces Realism In the Popular Novels of Today brain-trusters like Galbraith and Schlessinger attract m o r e a n d' more attention from casual read- ers. Part of their appeal must be attributed to the image of the educated (if not downright intel- lectual) theorist built .up by the publishers, which contrasts with the primarily partisan image based on ...…
… MOEN& - w - - - - - - - - w r - 'BUT WILL IT SELL FLOUR?' Artists Do Their Bit for Adve --A Drawing by Ed Fisher "Okay -- Heads we go Hard Cover, Tails we go Paperback." The Intellectual Best-Sellers The American Desire To Appear Literate Leads to More Sophisticated Taste By JEAN SPENCER IUBLISHERS KNOW and read- ers sometimes suspect that fad, fame and fancy dictate the liter- ary tastes that sell books. A single successful effort deal...…
…Americans Explore the Creative Arts as a Leisu ~j ; T HE ADVENT OF THE CAMERA provides man as, artist with a di- s, mension of involvement in art's subject matter that he previously could not attain. We tend to think of the artist as interpreter of 2 scenes and situations in life, rather than as imitator because he must act as filter to the scene he relates, giving his audience that scene and imparting to it a degree of himself. In a sense, th...…
