… THE MICHIGAN DAILY litical Groups Offer Students Opportunities for Education, Actkl - University students wishing to express their political beliefs have ample opportunity to do so through the numerous politically oriented groups on campus. Most of these groups work in two main ways. To foster educa- tion and knowledge among mem- .t bers of the University community they resort to a number of pro- grams. Speakers, both local and national,...…
…...THE "MICHIGAN DAILY EAYCAGUT DAY, AUGUST 2 t; ;A .. I l: . { 3 : . , _; ;;t . . " i I I FOR YOU AND YOUR DEPENDENTS 12 onths for $20 I Supplementing the U. of M. Health Service To Provide Broader Protection Against Accident and Si ckness t I In' Force 24- Hours a Day 365 Days a Year Anywhere in the World Il 0, I PERHOi E DS OCT. 1, 1963 Approved by the University of Michigan and sponsored ...…
…JN IVERSITY SECTION Liltrgan 1!Iaii4 UNIVERSITY SECTION Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom V, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MiCHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 TEN P teulty Act in Ma IcuI [JA Groups} iss 'U' Policies r..xf_ . i The University Senate is made up of all members of the faculty, all the executive and central ad- ministrative officers of the 'Uni- versity, and the deans of the schools and colleges. It deals with any subject which...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY 'ers Students Graduate, Professional Training Throu entral campus houses but a II section of the academic lities of the University. rom the athletic fields to the lical center up to the research iplex of North Campus, the versity sprawls out from what' y seem to many undergraduates be its hub at the diag. 'o the student 'attending most his classes in Angell Hall it' ht be difficult to understand t there are more graduate ...…
… TUE MICHIGAN DAILY panding 14-School Network at Liangellen, Wales, during miner. - school's summer program at >chen is w e ll kn ow n thout the country. dean is Jamies B. Wallace. ral Resources... University has the nation's lihool of n atural resources, ~ring degree programs in e management, fisheries, vation, forestry and wood >logy, the school is situated Natural Resources Bldg. on Jnlversity, north of the en- ing buildings-. iy of the,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T Department Takes Care Of Campus By PATRICIA LEFTRIDGE The responsibility for the up- keep of approximately 1400 acres of central campus grounds and an undetermined number of build- ings belongs to the Plant Depart- ment. Besides maintenance of build- ings and grounds, the Plant De- partment forces of nearly 700 are involved in building security, up- keep of University streets, parking lots and parking structures, and tran...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lonoraries Serve 'U' 'U MUSEUMS: Visitors See Various Displays . i Often the springtime visitor sees strangely dressed (or undressed) students undergoing the mild tor- ture of crawling from the Diag to the League Fountain or being showered with brickdust around an oak tree. This is not fraternity hazing- long departed from the University --but the honoraries initiating. A neophyte is "tapped" for the organization by the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ON VIEW-The glass-walled "fishbowl" (center) is one of the favorite meeting places on campus for literary college students. Various organizations usually set up tables inside to advertise products and meetings. Haven Hall (on the left) contains offices of several of the literary college departments. Mason Hall (on the right) is devoted to classrooms. U' Buildings Reflect Campus Diversity …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tering Students Offered holarships Grants-In-Aid though most scholarshipsf able through the University ure at least one semester's ence, there are many avail- to entering freshmen.- "scholarship" is defined by Jniversity as an outright pay- ' of money by the University student who has been selected . uch aid by the University on < basis of one or all of the fol- .,*.*...* g 'criteria: a) scholasticabil-. ) character, and c)...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i 'U, Medical Center Provides Statewide Servic )JAM( 1ft 717 N EWEl. )NDS WATCHES HALLE R' S fewue/eri TO THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 5 Years: 1858 8 to1963 We welcome the Old Students and invite the New Students to our store, located just North of Main Campus. . University - near Hill Auditorium COLLEGE JEWELRY The University Medical Center, a sprawling complev of buildings, provides an important s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EXPANSION: { North Campus Gains Major Buildings 1951, the acres now compris- he North Campus of the Uni- by were farmlands, their gen- olling hills given over to pas- and grain fields. day the area is the site of a half-dozen laboratory and ce buildings and of apartment ing for 700 student families. the drawing boards of archi- are detailed plans for addi- l educational buildings as as long-range proposals for opment of ...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY "on the Campus" ~o Z ', A (A 'U a MARILYN SHOP,, 'OMEN'S APPAREL. JOHN LEDY THE DASC+OLA MAST SHOE GIFT SHOP BARBERS STORE COLLIINS WOMEN S SHOP 0 0 EAST LIBERTY STREET s GREENE'S CLEANERS " JACOBSON'S S. T A T CHECK MATEe MEN'S SHOP # WYAGNER'S MEN S SHOP H A CAMPUS BOOTERY@i CARMEN'S WOMEN'S SHOES AND APPAREL SAFFELL &FrBUSH 0 MEN'S SHOP E * CROWN HOUSE OF GIFTS- S E. T R .MUSIC CENTERe INC..., . S...…
… ACADEMIC LIFE SECTION L SECTION 43tU1 i!1aii4 ACADEMIC LIFE SECTION Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom LXXIV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 TEN P Y New Center Strives To Improve Teaehing Unit Attempts To 'Bridge Gap' Between Theories, Classroom The improvement of college teaching and student learning is the goal of the Center for -Research in Learning and Teaching, established last September. Prof. Stanf...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T HR EE R EASONS W HY YOU'L L LIKE OU R 1. Everything comes back to you clean and fresh and just raring to be shown off. 2. Our sympathetic seamstresses, mindful that a needle is a lethal weapon in the hands of a mere male, replace all missing buttons and make minor repairs . . . on the house. 3. You1ll like our prices. You'll agree our Bachelor Bundle is a best buy. Just sk for Kyer's "BACHELOR BUNDLE." We1ll do the rest. ...…
… "THE MICHIGAN DAILY t 1 looks e a lot of graduate students search, it becomes increas- difficult to give library serv- o undergraduates. Simplified Organization he library is organized for needs-everything is simpli- she admitted. here is also a very strong ref- e service and libraries are -s on duty, to show the use e library. That's what we this to be-more than just a y. We want it to be able to ict undergraduates in library o that they'l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U Musical Society Presents Concerts attra ions MAY FESTIVAL--Donald Bell (left) sings as Eugene Ormandy conducts the Philadelphia Orchestra in one of last year's May Festiva concerts. The festival, entering its 71st year, is a four day; six-concert program of varied concert music featuring the Philadelphia Or chestra and famous instrumental and vocal soloists. A major choral work is also presented. May Festival Enters 71...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY action Displays Construct Music School INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS: Scholars Join for Area Studi I, Artistic I terns Collection of Musical ents shows musical in- ts as an art form. collection, housed on the floor of Hill Aud., shows ents of Renaissance Eu- nstrurnents PROF. PHILIP A. DUEY ...glee club Choral'Groups Sing in State, Nation, World The Michigan Men's Glee Club; and the Michigan Singers are two of the Uni...…
….THE MICHIGAN DAILY iMUSIC, FORMATIONS: liscount records, inc. You Know Your Student Registration Card Cost Money but. . . Did You Know It's MOTRH MONE DISCOUNT RECORDS, INC., while maintaining a consistent year 'round low discount price on all available records of several hundred manufacturers, has continued a high standard of record shop operation. You'll be more likely to find the record you want at DISCOUNT RECORDS. You'll find COMPLETE'i...…
… THE MICHIGAN D IAILY ; .......rug R MEMORIAL FOR PEACE: 'hoenix Project Probes Effect of Atom i the world's most signifi- rograms .to develop the 1 use of the atom stands th Campus as a living al to University students i World War II. activities of the Michigan. al-Phoenix Project range Udying the physical inter- of atoms to medical radia- the national and iterna- legal problems of atomic project comprises seven s, one of which is the $1...…
…THE MIC IGEil I DAi'Y ..HE M . .i a. JEcaN sa _AL 1UD X AQS Z,16 : p DIVERSIFICATION: 'U' Research Influences State Economic Growth (Continued from Page 1) FOR. PREREG ISTERED STUDENTS (NO CASH REQUIRED) EVERY YEAR - without fail - the Bookstore or the Pub- lishers run short of certain titles at school opening -F ands many students are without a text for two or three weeks. BE SAFE Reserve Books This EASY WAY- spends $900,000 annually...…
… TIENE MICHIGAN' DAILY c THE. UNIVERSITY O)F MICHIGAN PLAYERS 'Dept. of Speech "' present. Mo iere : THE MISER Wednesday through Saturday, October 16-19 Jean Anouilh: THIEVES' CARNIVA Wednesday through .Saturday, November 3-16 ' Oscar Wilde: THE IMPORTANCEr OF BEING.EARNST Wednesday through Saturday, Deember4-7 Max Frisch : 1 Wednesday through Sturday, February 26-29 ink cooperation with the epartment of English playwrighting classes: PR EM...…
…_____________THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGI US' ii e I I se 1 S C ed e Thursday and Friday ... Saturday and Sunday ... At 7 and 9, except where noted AUGUST 29, 30 Peter Sellers, Peter Sellers and Peter Sellers in THE MOUSE THAT ROARED (COLOR) His three wildly different roles in this very funny comedy-satire launched Sellers to fame in America. Co-starring Jean Seberg. Pius Short: Jules Feiffer's MUNRO, a cartoon. AUGUST 31, S...…
… SFPCORT SECT ION I.EL gJilti t Daii4 SPCRTS SECTI ON Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom LXXIV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 TEN PAGES Ile Thin ian by Dave Good The Laugh's on Us Laughter is the best medicine when things happen to make Mich- igan football what it was last year. The backfield was slow, the line thin and the schedule traditional, and the result was a 1-6 conference record, the worst since...…
…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY Last Year's Stats G .ntin ...... .24 rle ... ,....24 utrell......23 rris ..........,24. rner .......24 egoning.......24 sterbaan.......18 rmey .......21 eenwold......7 ckson,........,,5 dwig ........9 ldreth.......:.1 ams .........4 trick ...........1 buldt .........1 ohigan........24 'ponents.......24 FG 211-491 122-276 123-296 99-273 67-154 55-161. 38-93 1-3 1-3 '210 1-3 0-2 0-1 0-1 735-1832" 686-1682 FG Pet. 42.9 44,3...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Program Offers Varied Activities By PERRY HOOD Che Michigan student and iliate has at his disposal the ilities of .one of the nation's Best and most elaborate intra- ral sports departments. Che Michigan I-M program is sided into 12 divisions, with apetition in over 30 sports. Di- tor Earl Riskey and Associate ector Rod Grambeau head the ge department, while many of officials are recruited from the dent body at a modest...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Golf Team Hits for Winning Year, but Flops at Big T at 308; junior football quarterback Frosty Evashevski at, 313; and sophomore Pete Passink in with 320 strokes. Katzenmeyer displayed disap- pointment over the second day's poor performance. The team the previous year had staged quite a surprise and had wound up third, only 14 shots behind winner Indi- ana. Using hindsight, Katzen- meyer later remarked that his de- cis...…
…27, 963 THE 1 YIICBIGAN IIAILY 27, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "" trong Swim Squad Challenges Indiana Women Tankers Lose Coach <'? v F. t By DAVE GOOD Sports Editor They haven't exactly been "re- building" years, and yet Michigan t hasn't won a Big Ten swimming title for four seasons now. Nationally, Coach Gus Stager's teams have ranked first, fourth and third in the three-year inter- v'al since the 1960 championship, while finishing secon...…
…THEMICIGAN DAILY TUESDA Michigan Gymnasts Set To Defend NCAA Win fending champ Southern Califor- nia slipped all the way to sixth. Plus in P-Bars Michigan's strongest event in the nationals was the parallel bars, where they pulled off a first, sec- ond, and fifth. They were also very strong on the high bar, with a first, a second-place - tie, and a ninth, and in the all-around with a one-three-nine final standing. Wolverines also .came up wi...…
…a7, 1983 THE MICHIGAN DAILY orthwestern Principal Nemesis for '1' Netmc . Senliowski was Big Ten singles champion as a sophomore but lost the title to Riessen the next year. Last spring the Wildcat star trip- ped up Senkowski during the dual- meet match, 6-2, 6-4, and had to win in three to beat the Wolver- ine in the finals of the conference tournament, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1. Fraser picked up a 5-2 record while playing in the number-two slot befo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUSDAnY, S :NEW STYLES FIRST at WtLD'S Renfrew Changes Hockey Policy 1' adapted from the international favorite of the Champions at the Olympics. By STAN KUKLA In a season that would be better forgotten the Wolverine hockey team rolled up its worst record in quite a few years. The biggest news however was an announcement by Coach Al Renfrew several weeks after the season had ended. Renfrew an- nounced his decision to re...…
…1ssa THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY [)OORS AND OUTDOORS: T rack men Hope for Crowns Hitting Ruins Benedict's Debut at Michig 4) By CHARLIE TOWLE Michigan track hopes for 1964 e bright, except for one dark ot, Wisconsin.- [ast year, Michigan was going rough what was termed by ach Don Canham a "building ar." With a team consistingI ostly of sophomores and dun- rs, Canham managed a tie for e indoor crown and a third place ftdoo...…
…!EN THE MICHIGAN DAILY T GBY, SOCCER, SHOOT ING, SKIING, SAILING: Non-Varsity Sports, Clubs Vary Campus Life on Land ESDAY, AUGUI Sea By TOM WEINBERG and PERRY HOOD quarter-million dollars is put 'y the Board in Control of ollegiate Athletics for rugby cer players, for rifle and pis- looters, for sailors or skiers, ret these non-varsity sports go on in their seasons at gan. the fall the rugby team takes eld-Wines Field, that is. The composed...…
… j~ Ai P it~au lt auI1 MICHIGANENSIAN .records campus life for cherished memories of student days. generation ... publishes works of many media, from music to literature. DIRECTORY gargoyle ... finding no sacred cows, satirizes the University and the world. . covers University community news and interprets its meaning. ... is an easy guide for locating the address and phone of any student. PUBLICATIONS SECTION Seventy-Three Years o...…
…'HE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTE. ',nAV_ A'CC:'fiT: "'1* ' " t " fltt@ _HE_ I HINAIY _v _vATW T'T ')Y O_ [. HUIaUDl (, 1JU3 LATEST DEADLINE IN THE STATE: Daily Reports University, World News ECONOMICAL L V ING. About $16.00 per week for room and board plus 5-6 hours work.. BOAR DiNG. If you room near a co-op house, you may obtain 20 meals a week for $10.75 plus 4 or 5 hours work. ADULT RESPONSIBILITIES and privileges in homes that are student con...…
… AUGUST 27, 163 THE MICH GAN DAILY-_. PA i_ THE MICHIGAN LEAGUE Copy and pictures come in and instructions go out on the 'Ensian staff bulletin board. Magazines Plumb Depths WELCOMES FRESHMEN Seniors sign up for pictures. Next Stage: Posterity ENJOY OUR PHOTOGRAPHS by THE MICHIGANENSIAN Air=Conditioned Cafeteria Lunches and Dinners Air-Conditioned "Snack Bar Breakfast, Lunch orb Snack Main Desk The spirit of the Garg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUUaS'J T 2 A.M. DEADLINE: aried Crises Complicate Daily Nightdesk Operation) Daily Business Staff Provides Editorial Freedom i Solvency from Page 2) Yi down by nine. Five hours to 11 that's left is page one. e night editor pulls out his tive dummy and reconnoiters. ;he f ive o'clock layout still able? Probably not. Probably, act, the night editor won't r for quite a while just what >age will look like: Presid...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Two Diverse Worlds Unite Business Side Sharing Space-half for business ads; half for edit copy. Promoting merchants' good-will Seniors supervise Junior and Sophomore staffs? ' iiS: i'.titi i:ti :::>i:4i}i:+.ii ?:::vii:: is iii:: i:C:.'{ iii: :iiii:": i:"i:i : i:-i:..: ...,+rt: : : : : '.' :C::i:;:,:yf2?: ' :; : :-:i<Y^i'j::ti ; : i}::<; R: :;i S:>...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TmT, QM A V A e.T. Wv-- m*n J. VLi WAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 3 ko -~ s 0 o coo F_ 0 Ott 46 I i I A .f, F'3 For Every Course on the Michigan Campus BOOK' RACK 4 This beautiful piece is roomy. enough to keep your favoritie. books easily acces- sible..Holds up. to 35 books. 2711H x 20W : ID i Sweat Shirts, Tee Shirts Jackets RECORD TABLE Holds Largest pho- iograph with ample Record Room be- low. Size 14" x 20" X...…
… w -- loor- . MOMMOMP- 7 , ate. MICHAEL ZWE WORLD COLLEGE': Its DisappointiniHistory IG THE TWENTIETH CENTURY has seen repeated, quiet efforts to establish in- ternational universities aid centers of higher learning. Some plans have come to fruition and the resulting institutes still exist; some operated for a time and then died, others never got further than the paper on which they were written. Work in the field has ranged from the. ...…
… - . ; y x:. ... yv:..,.,,?rte<:}:<L"."."};:; ,:...: " :.v:: v::::.v: "s: " .... ;:Yt 'HE AMERICAN THEATER Thirty-Seven Cents From Mankato' By tdAJIUA BOWL M'Igi .acn-aEditore riflclua eftWAS ONLY until recently when the playgoer, asked to compare his theatri- cal exerrences In Londog Paris and New York, would quickly submit to a prfenc for the sta efforts abroad. He is now shanging hIs tune. it is not earticlay bcause Encnlish and conti ...…
…w , I The Hungarian governmtent's SIX NONLECTURES, by e. e. cummings, Atheneum reprint, 114 pages, $1.25. IN THE ATHENEUM reprint of six Charles Eliot Norton "nonlectures" de- livered at Harvard University, poet e. e. cummings attempts a definition of him- self. "an aesthetic self-portrait of one whole half" (the writing half) "of this and no other indivisible ignoramus As Is." Evolving his definition in terms of a novel, two plays, twenty ...…
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…FRESHMAN EDITION 1Mwr ~Iai4b FRESHMAN EDITION Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom V, No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 SEVEN SECTIONS SIXTY-FOUR Haun Appointed To HousingPost To Supervise Residence.Halls, Filling Vacancy in OSA Structure Eugene Haun, formerly associate dean of students at Cornell University, was appointed director of University residences in late July. Filling a year-long vacancy in the rev...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUDENT CONCERNS: USNSA Takes Controversial Stands Public discussion Group To Stimulate Vital Issues (Continued from Page 1) In 1960 the National Student Congress, USNSA legislative body, adopted a resolution called "The Student and the Total Commun- ity." It was through this resolu- tion that USNSA justified taking stands not only on issues directly relating to students but also on national and international issues whic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. nomney Views On Ref o END SEGREGATION: Rig hts Groups Push Action By ANDREW ORLIN More than 100,000 marchers are expected Wednesday to enter the nation's capital to urge legislative action by the federal government, climaxing a summer of racial pro- tests, demonstrations and general unrest throughout the country. Here in Ann Arbor, pickets have demonstrated Monday nights in front of city hall for a "strong Fair Hou...…
…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN -r - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL oF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS OpinionsAreFreeSTUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MIcH., PHONE NO 2-3241 b Will Prevail"' rials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. VALUES AND COMITMENT: The ToA Sides of Colleg 1. AUGUST 27, 1963, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stirs Nation ROUTE CARRIERS NEEDED! Good Money ...Short Hours No Collection lle idytn BaNl Call NO 2=3241 WELCOME U OF M STUDENTS! Police drag Albany movement protestor from segregated former city swimming pool, sold to avoid integration. -Associated Press Martial law quiets Maryland town. Make your Headquarters at MUEHLIG'S for the largest an best selection of College-Dormitory BED SPREADS QU ADRANGLE new hold ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ar ::...........:....:.........::: na".v. is i:"i:"i:":":":"i:'r'::.?:"Y.4ii}:": i'r:<ti? i:::": iii?:": >ii:4}i. }i:::: ii: i::v::::.4iiii::: ; . :.:.:: :. :::::.::: ?i>}: ''': CAMPUS CHAPELS: Local Churches Serve Students of Most Faiths ~*UL LA NI z Nl 5D 0 ID oj(1SI ~~ 'Trctzr S scs 4 C~a dI The churches of Ann Arbor of- fer programs and fellowship for students of various creeds and their guests during their four ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY yampus Plan Envisions Walkways, Focused Uni ,I,- -- y (Continued from Page 1) special, around the Administra- tion and Student Activities Build- ings and the Union. Another integral feature of Cen- tral Campus is housing, the plan says, ranging from massive dor- mitories to apartments. The shop- ping and service areas at the perimeter of Central Campus should, also be given considera- tion in planning.-/ "The implicat...…
…___TIE MICHIGAN DAILY VOICE Political Party P 'NO LONGER SACRED': Carruth Warns of 2.0 Change Welcomes You to (or back, to) Watch for the. * VOICE RETREATX- September 13-15 * VOICE FORUM ON AMERICAN SOCIETY By JEAN TENANDER Many students may not yet be aware of it but the "once sacred 2.0 is no longer sacred," Hayden Carruth, assistant dean for aca- demic counselling in the literary college, said yesterday. In the year and one-half sinc...…
