…1 THE MICIIIGAN DAILY t 14' I L, SPECIAL STUDENT RATES VOGUE SEVENTEEN, Each $5 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Three from Chicago Claim Attack in South NSA Asks Abolition of -A (Continued: Send to Mich. College Subscriptions 941 Spruce Berkeley 7, Calif. Your student headq uarters forK iTIG..bi Ca- rriesonly thehighest < grade of YARNS Nationally advertised in'- the leading magazines. Qi V r ^ > V- V f craft 0 ~j 10 NICKELS ARCADE NO 2-0303 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IRECT DIAL: Bell Telephone Extends Service to Ann Arbor '6 Ann Arbor dialers may now reach over 50 million phones in the United States and Canada by direct dial, Bell Telephone Company instal- led over $115,000 wprth of equip- ment this summer to effect a direct dial system for the Ann Arbor area. There is no change in local procedure in the home code number (313) area. Ann Arborites may dial Chelsea, Dexter, Manchester, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIDAY,>SEPTE Fraternities ADMINISTRATIVE WING: E SAYS: To Present SGC Reorganization Begins ight the electric razor his ga gave Beginning this fall, a new plan for the reorganization of the ad- The committee will advise the to University committees and to Jw the guy won't stop talking, he ministrative wing of the Student Council on recognition of all new hear reports from student repre- great. The five fraternities located o...…
…THE -MICHIGAN DAILY Washtenaw Voters DefeatI Proposals for Park System ANNUAL REPORT: Police Claim cU Aids Social Research Students lid. i In the midst of confusion over e two joint proposals,, Washte- aw County voters defeated a .an for an 11,700 acre park sys- tem. Two proposals were on the bal- lot, one to be voted onnby prop- erty owners only. Both had to pass for the park system to be approved. The first proposal (for proper ty-o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I+ f _ Adams Three years ago we introduced a new line of suiting in our store.,. The Adams. Since its inception your approval has been overwhelming. So much so, that this year our selection is the most comprehensive ever. The range of fabrics include Flannel, Worsted, Saxony, § and Tweed, all faithfully tailored in our own vested, natural shoulder model. Then, as now, they represent an excellent value at . . .§ SEVENTY-FI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWE uarterbacks Create Problem INJURIES INCURRED: Grid Face Mask Good or Bac By TOM WEBBER Coach Bump Elliott 'has re- peated over and over again that depth will be his biggest problem this year. This shouldn't be the problem at quarterback where the roster lists four well known names. Or, then, maybe that's just the problem. Having four quarter- backs, that is. First First there's Dave Glinka. Last, year Olinka was ...…
… New NCAA Football'Wildcard' Rule Lets Specialists Enter When Needed RECONSTRUCTION BEGINS: Diamondmen Begin Practice IE By BOB BENSON Michigan's baseball team will begin their third annual fall prac- tice on Monday, September 18, in preparation for the defense of their 1961 Big Ten Champion- ship. The Wolverines compiled an outstanding 10-2 record in cap- turing their title, losing only to Indiana and Illinois. Highlighting the season was ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY REMARKS by Cliff Marks Elliott Levels with Skywriters I. III By TOM WEBBER T School Spirit-A Must SCHOOL SPIRIT is an intangible: it is something that each student must feel in himself. Cheering is one outward manifestation. At Michigan, school spirit and cheering can, and do, go hand in hand. The combination is never more evident than on a football Saturday, when over 20,000 students pour into the 101,001 -seat Stadiu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAFE, BUT RUGGED: I-M Football Slated To Open A HORT CUT TO AN EXCELLENT GRADE.. By BOB WAZEKA As close to regulation football as possible without becoming un- necessarily dangerous to anyone perfectly describes Michigan in- tramural football. A field 60 yards by forty yards, one-hand tag between the should- ers and the knees, seven men on a team, no stances for linemen, and no roll-blocking are some of the major rule de...…
…MAN UFRESHMAN Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 FORTY-EIGHT t Buet Approriation Hinders ixansio PAGES n * * * Pharmacy Building Constructed RESEARCH EXPANSION-The $1.2 million Pharmacy Research Bldg., dedicated in December, is the latest structure completed in the University's expansion program, stressing science and engineer- ing buildings. ed through student fees, the three- story,...…
…7 TKE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, T&e S CHWABEN INN Take a Break! Try our tasty "SCHWABEN BURGERS" and tempting "POOR BOY SANDWICH" For your pleasure we serve liquor, beer, wine, and delicious cocktails We serve 7 days a week Sunday thru Thursday, 1 1:30 A.M. - Midnite Friday and Saturday 'til 1 A.M. STOP IN!, DEARBORN CENTER: Branch Offers Work-Study Program (Continued from Page 1) ealth Service Clinics Unk #' The student receives a sala...…
…12, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 12, 1961 TIlE MICUJIJAN DAILY ERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS: Area Studies Offer Variety I LOWEST PRICES OFFICER'S SHOES U.S. Army-Navy Type . i A JOHNSON .960-61 school year saw the hment of four new area enters which will enable versity in coming years to holars more fully developed ns in Russian, Far Eastern, ast Asian and Near Eastern ions of these area centers to channel financial aid forms of fellowships, sh...…
…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Shere Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN' ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL OLINIC...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDERGRADUATE COURSES: Honors Programs Limited to Few By MICHAEL OLINICK In recognition of a "special re- sponsibility" to students of su- perior ability, the literary college invites about 10 per cent of its entering freshmen to participate in the Honors program. These students are selected after appraisal of their various test scores and high school records and a personal interview with the pro- gram's director, Prof. Ot...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEP'. -.UESDAY , SEP. Requirements Broaden Interesi raise tuition in addition to cutting' back maintenance, purchases, re- placement of worn out equipment ands replacement of retiring fac- ulty. Several legislators, including the politically powerful House Speaker Donald Pears and Senate Appro- priations Committee Chairman El- mer R. Porter, have threatened legislative investigations of state institutions' a...…
…TEMBER 12, 1961 THE MICHIGEAN DnIft a. as a naavaaaV nl llnil YBILL FEATURES 'HENRY IV': Players To Build Shakespearean Stage r- I'.. i ~i" fl..~ ~~.:...* .S.. ; . :. ....,. \ .4 . %~W'.'S..W ....V ( /1 B. Tn M AI SI nyD UAVJUmaRCU The l- payers will con- vert Trueblood Auditorium into an Elizabethan stage in order to pre- sent both sections of Shakespeare's "Henry IV" as a part of the 1961- 62 playbill. The two Shakespearian plays ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMTiER,12,1061- THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.1961 I INFORMATION, LECTURES: Office Coordinates Religious Affairs Development Council Raises Funds for 'U' Activities By RUTH EVENHUIS The Office of Religious Affairs coordinates the activities of 25 religious faiths and denominations on campus. Both Eastern and Western faiths have religious facilities at the University. In addition to the bet- ter...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .................. .... NTS ROUNDTABLE - University President Harlan Hatcher presides over the monthly ngs of the Board of Regents. The Regents are the governing body of the institution. Two are Full-Year Calendar Planned (Continued from Page 1) had decided "in principle" to move to a year-round operation. changes also came from the Uni- The eight-man group, however, pledged an "objective in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12= THE MCHIGA DAIY TTT~flA P.fl'. 1 ff-,MLI - LJ -....=-.:..w14,j 90 1961 GC Cinem l Thursday and Friday at 7 an( EXCEPT WHERE NOTED FALL SEMESTER U' d rog ams Saturday EXCEPT and WHERE Sunday at 7 and 9 NOTED OCTOBER 21, 22 At 2:00 and 6:00 THE LAST ANGRY MAN with Paul Muni, David Wayne, Betsy Palmer Short: P.blo Casale Breaks His Journey SEPTEMBER 16, 17 Colette's GIGI with Leslie Caron, M...…
…FRESHMAN EDITION . Yl r e Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom :4Iai In FRESHMAN EDITION 0 FORTY-EIGHT PAGES FORTY-EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 FORTY-EIGHT PAGES Tight Budg et Appropriation Hinders Jxpo rnsion Capital Outlay Sum Cuts Back Building Other Institutions Boost Tuition; Legislature Examines Requests By ROBERT FARRELL A lack of state funds will prevent the University from any of its long...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBI -- I 7h SHWABEN INN Takea Break! Try our tasty "SCHWABEN BURGERS" and tempting "POOR BOY SANDWICH" For your pleasure we serve liquor, beer, wine, DEARBORN CENTER: Branch Offers Work-Study Program Health Service Clinics 'Uniqt --- _ . (Continued from Page 1) I and delicious cocktails We serve 7 days a week Sundgy thru Thursday, 11:30 A.M. -Midnite Friday and Saturday'til 1 A.M. STOP IN!- j J The s...…
…SEPTEMBER12.1961 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY Ima 0446 mvREE PAGE TH RE W-9 T\ -W-k 'a' f V .0-. "W §r T Yr a T " T y. . -~ - - - 1 _---- i iEDICIPLN ARY PROGRAMS: Area Studies Offer Variety I LOWEST PRICES OFFICEI'S ShlOES U.S. Army-Navy Type mm r' 3y SANDRA JOHNSON 1960-61 school year saw the shment of four new area centers which will enable i--- the University in coming ,years to offer scholars more fully developed programs in Russian, Fa...…
…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 'Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" -STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL OLINI...…
…B 1T, 1961THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDERGRADUATE COURSES: Honors Programs Limited to Few THOMPSON'S RESTAUM lapwu4 (i1' lne l$'4{ f PRESIDENT'S HOME - The President's home, long a landmark on the campus, is opened to students and campus visitors for the Hatcher teas, held to acquaint the University with the Presi- denit and his wife. President's Teas Welcome Campus Vsitors tudents' By MICHAEL OLINICK In recognition of a "special re- sponsibilit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ELCOME TO THE CLASS OF 1965 AND ALL FORMER STU DENTS 'U'u Reurements Broaden Interes r __ VISIT IS FOR ALL YOUR CELED ACCESSORIES DRESSER SCARFS' $ BATES' BEDSPREADS & DRAPES * LAUNDRY & SHOE BAGS * BLANKETS * SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES By MICHAEL OLINICK The literary college cannot guarantee that its graduates will gain a liberal education at the University, but its distribution re- quirements are a major effort to en...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 THE ~MICUIF SANI7 ATrUW _- .'- .l. L' tA 1 A ililA 1l flit=U PA PLAYBILL FEATURES 'HENRY IV': Players To Build Shakespearean Stage 11 I .14kV.:11 ....... ,..., k. AU III -_ _ _ _ - 1 /e/come to J I By DAVID MARCUS The , zis players will con- vert Trueblood Auditorium into an Elizabethan stage in order to pre- sent both sections of Shakespeare's "Henry IV" as a part of the 1961- 62 playbill. The two...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.1961 THE -I-HIGA DAILY TUES AY. NFPTf1YRLiV12 1cp#'aU 1 INFORMATION, LECTURES: Office Coordinates Religious Affairs Development Council Raises Funds for 'U' Activities 4 I By RUTH EVENHUIS The Office of Religious Affairs coordinates the activities of 25 religious faiths and denominations on campus. Both Eastern and Western faiths have religious facilities at the University. In addition to the be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MIChIGAN DAILY PAGE REGENTS ROUNDTABLE - University President Harlan -Hatcher presides over the monthly meetings of the Board of Regents. The Regents are the governing body of the institution. Two are elected for eight-year terms every two years. e gents Decide Polcies, Govern ' U Full-Year Calendar, Planned (Continued from Page 1) had decided "in principle" to move to a year-round operation. changes also came f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12'; THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. ^++ r va a . s +aaw ii -. 1{ 1961 FALL SEMESTER - ine ma Thursday and Friday at 7 and 9 EXCEPT WHERE NOTED U'd rog rams k Saturday and Sunday at 7 and 9 EXCEPT WHERE NOTED , SEPTEMBER 14, 15 THE LAST ANGRY MAN with Paul Muni, David Wayne, Betsy Palmer Short: Pc.blo Casale Breaks His Journey SEPTEMBER 16, 17 Colette's GIGI with Leslie Caron, Maurice...…
…ACTIVITIES Y 5k r~i au ~Iait~b SECTION ACTIVITIES SECTION ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 c S u s League President Sees Changes Near Stresses Necessity for Cooperation With Other Student Organizations By CORA PALMER Increased academic pressure and the coming tri-mester system will require extensive re-evaluation of Women's League activities for the next year, Bea Nemlaha, '62, League president, says. Viewing the Le...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.11961 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 11)51 M1.1NL4ay ,;7y/y. yy111 LLIly 1N 1 7V1 ,, Homecoming Sparks Campus IT STARTS HERE - Tinkering with the motor which will serve as the heart of the display, these mechanics know that engineering "knowhow" and artistic imagination are equally important if the first place trophy is to be won. 'I it MONEY in YOUR pocket Avoid the middleman Buy ...…
…BER 12, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY J&S Society To Present 'HMS P By PETER STEINBERGER The Gilbert and Sullivan So- ciety, which was started on cam-. pus in 1946, wil continue its policy of presenting two of the pair's operas this year. In the fall "HMS Pinafore" will be presented - and "The Gondo-: liers" will be put on in the spring. These two are on the 11-show schedule the Society follows-a schedule- they have already com- pleted three times...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ALL-STUDENT PRODUCTION: Musket Presents Broadway Musicals 1 Here's to Collins K. } STATE an d LIBERTY for the FOREMOST in COLLEGE FASHIONS { Round-the- lock Nx. XII4 0 & MAIN LlNGI fS SPO, FLOOR lowe Musket, the University's annual all-campus show, will present a new musical comedy as its fifth offering this fall. The group, which presented "Kismet" last year, will hold its Mass ...…
…DAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY d t7 IIENNIAL SPRING GALA: MichigrasBrings Carnival Air 11 ti, With all of the fun excitement and color of a carnival Michigras returns to the University this year to bring spring into Ann Arbor. The biennial carnival event, co-sponsored by the Women's Ath- letic Association and the Michi- gan Union, is the biggest weekend of the year at Michigan and m...…
… VA~E SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, ~ STUDENTS, FACULTY, ALUMNI: Board Decides Union Policy Fraternities Pan Rush Week CONVERSATION, ACTIVITY: I T Lii 1.* * (Continued from Page1) year during orientation week, serves as an introductory social event for freshmen to the Union. Featuring a mock gambling casino, a jazz band ,and movies, the pro- gram alternates between the ball- room and the grill, giving fresh- men an opp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE-MM.~i THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAflE R1~VKV i A-A{f aI 1,.T iI " I1415 I League Sponsors Class Theatrical Presentations 4) Each year Women's League sponsors four class projects-Frosh This spring, the Blue team won modified to Soph Show Scandals Weekend, hh , Grlsfor the second year in a row with and from there it evolved into a Weekend, Soph Show, Junior Girls its presentation of the "Blueshe- coed musical with the a...…
…IGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTF.I.gn'AV_ -gV..PTV..'141RVTt. 19 1491 EIGHT THE MUCHIE~~~~AN DANNY 1TTT i~'~lAVQXT~~T~' ~1f )"~A X , A)CA A1E iIVIIJ~.lt 4,ly1U 4 F Students Lend Worldwide Flavor THE SNACK THAT SATISFIES... Each year students from over eighty foreign countries come to the University-about 1500 strong -to give a "typical midwestern college town" an exposure to many languages, spoken from under tur- bans, or above saris, o...…
…51 SHE MICHIGAN DAILY WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES: Physical Recreation, Opportunities Abound [DALE PRINCIPLES-Cooperative housing at the University l >rdinated by the Inter-Cooperative Council. Members are I in a house by the ICC and must agree to uphold the Roch- rinciples for democratic living. peratives Emphasize 1ocratic Living Code By MALINDA BERRY" k group of University students years ago organized the first dent co-operative in the na- :,...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEr ELEVENrirr~i~ _" I,} SGC Related Boards Provide Services f' { < is . h R w 3 1 \ 3Y _ . J. i ti - I By JUDITH OPPENHEIM In addition to the committees in its newly reorganized adminis- trative wing, Student Government Council has 10 semi-autonomous related boards. The related boards are those groups outside the area of the ad wing, but individually respon- sible to SOC. They are the...…
…TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTE ER12 1 TWELVE TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. Panhel Coordinates, Directs Sorority Activities n (Continued from Page 1) for this direction," she explained. "We believe that exposure, awareness, and understanding are the basic elements upon which the broadest sense of sisterhood is founded," Miss Stillerman pointed out. Each house puts its own stress upon different activities, even tho...…
…SPORTS SECTION S irCig ~Iaitbp SPORTS SECTION ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 f ? de k/in nep Circle By MIKE BURNS LOOKING FOR THE "BREATHER" in Michigan's football schedule this fall is like looking for the proverbial needle in the haystack- it may be there, but it sure doesn't appear that way. Bump Elliott is presently scanning the schedule with more than a fan's casual interest and the goodies which Fritz Crisler has...…
…I THlE MICHIG~AN DAILV r'1 UL~iJavy,1r'M TUESDAY.. SEPI°EMOE ...:..::.... .......... R 12, 1961 ,. "' - arsity k ' S + ' ' .. Show, Diversity '4 By JOHN SCOCHIN Michigan's "Diversity in Har- mony" theme is not confined Just to the academic and social spheres, but is also found inits athletic side. Besides the better known var- sity sportsthe program includes the English game of football known as rugby, the ski club, the sailing club...…
…AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TBRRE The Traditional VWVEEiUIN in Fine~ Shirting The finest nameThEglsTb in loafers For the man who- has an ue .r sense of style, the elegant ta /takes on stripings- that are a ,::;,;;"<.:,complementary and unobrusi foreyfrom both Men and Women from $14.95 For 75 years the manufacturer of this fine product has 9 The Button Downz made the outstanding outdoor footwear in this country. The .~ Mos...…
…PAGE TOUlt- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tylvkn&v Qvvmv"uv" lo vn,6,1 ~A G~i F~ U R~T H E M C H I( A- ----------~W' l Ilt;1[)AV, til;l''1 F. MISER 12, 1961 Thinclad Hopes Bolstered by <*i _ By DAVE GOOD "Everybody wants to schedule us for next year because they think we're dead," chuckled Michigan Track Coach Don Canhamn over! his coffee, "but we're not."' r That was Canham talking last semester just after his Wolverines had picked up the Big T...…
…TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER, 12,1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 TilE MICHIGAN DAILY w"#f N' R'; Four Veterans Bolster 'M' Golf Hopes ...,I By JAMES BERGER The climax of the golf team's season was its most disappointing performance, the Western Con- ference meet. After strolling through the reg- ular season of dual, triangular and quadrangular meets without a loss, the team fell apart at Indiana and sank to a sevent...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY *W Ter 0Th A t1Wn'U ss~UcUE b.,. 4 - * J Ul r. L"AY} NurTEMSER 12, 1961 11 track Pins Basketball _ By CLIFF MARKS Associate Sports Editor second to Cole. The three sport S : > (ootball and tennis, too) veteran 6 Coach Dave Strack suffered a I frustrating first year with hish m ut on by Stack t sart Miciga caersths pst intr, ere he left off last season. C M i ch ei a n cag rhi 's a t i te ri## t eCa pi tai n ts. a l a t ...…
…WAY, SEPTEMBER 12,196t THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG IR SEVEN DAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN LOSE VALUABLE SENIORS: Wrestlers Seek Crown <*, By JOHN McREYNOLDS and DAVE KIMBALL The Wolverine wrestling team faces a tough season, headed by showdowns with Michigan State in dual and conference meets this year. Although his grapplers piled up some high point totals, mat men- tor Cliff Keen "would have need- ed only ten mor...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1291 WAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'fTTF~4flAV~ ~I~PTJ~MRI'1? 19 1ORI -L V A,17 .P ZI . I A o. A.aA..LJ3JA~AM Afd, S OPEN TO ALL: Intramural Department Unique, VI'; Sw- im mers eA Ose' Top Star s I ~_'" - By JOHN McREYNOLDS For the person who isn't var- sity caliber yet still desires to be active in sports, the intra-mural program at the University is made to order. Since it i...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 12,1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE N!NE c F - - , - LOSES NCAA PLAYOFFS: Baseball Team Wins Big Ten Title I IP EMNWA M I By DON BURNESS After only three years at the helm of. the Wolverine baseball squad, Don Lund produced a league champion with a 10-2 mark. However, the rest of the story is not as bright. The Michigan nine fought all the way into the NCAA regio...…
