…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBERS, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1~37 oil Man Long Dreams of Traveling to Moon Hatchers Invite Students To Christmas Open House By ELIZABETH ERSKINE "Christmas is just a family get- t o g e t h e r," says Mrs. Harlan Hatcher, wife of the University president. "We don't do anything special. We just have the regular Ameri- can Christmas, with relatives and the rest," she continues. The Hatc...…
…ase bal GraMinors-Bound? iTM Y GIFTS ANGE " , uren s i ther lq ans &2ren;3 LS SUGGESTIONS erie,s .nti.- aded ..' t I$ ighta, n of 5 A Gowns are priced from 6.95-19.95 Slips--4.95-10.95. Petticoats-3.95, 5.95, and pure silks are 8.95. - R CADE Winter Spotligh t exactly the r r Christmas aj idous collectioi . Seldom has baseball been able to capture the spotlight during the winter months as it did with its recent five - day convention ...…
… lw " -A 1w qpr9 ----1m - Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu sdayl FaIbru ,rv,7. 195'7 Thursdoy February7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ............_......______________......UT__ * Y !*" 17J.1 r Hollywood Infiltration THE THREE MUSKETEERS' .a scene from the MGM film (See Story, Page 13) fri., sat., sun. 8:15 no 2-5915 clifford odet's broadway and hollywood success 3 CONTENTS NORTHERN MICHIGAN -A contrast between the busy life of a ...…
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…s 'THE MICMGAN DAMY FRMAT, MAY 10. 1957 SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MAY 10. 13~7 . + ...aaa ,aanaa iV,} sVV" p Michigan Teams Close Unusual Athletic Year . Datily Sports Editor . Student Publications omplete Busy Year Assembly Represents I A A GREAT NIGHT-Michigan completed its highly successful basketball season by downing Michigan State's Big Ten co-cham- It has been an unusual athletic year. Honors seemed to elude most of Mic...…
…a A Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Mayv 26..t957- 1 --- Sunday; May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Art Museum The Sport of Sailing (EDITOR'S NOTE: Prof. Charles . . Sawyer became the new director of i 3 the University's Museum of Art (in :x~a Alumni Memorial Hall) this year. The Daily has asked him to select ' ' and comment upon six selections ; which he regards as among the best }< In the University's art 'colecti...…
…Page Fourteen T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Thursday, February 7197 PageFoutee TH MIHIG NIDILYTh ,/ , 1 I 'THE KING AND I' It Still Remains a Photograph of a Broadway Play By ERNEST THEODOSSIN gether with such precision and the film's participants. This makes Jerome Robbins' choreography, THE KING AND I, one of last genuine grace, that on their merits the artist's camera serve the same originally designed for the stage year's most prosperous ...…
…Page Fourteen THE MIC'Hl(;AN DAII Y C. . A-%, AA-, 14 t nC 7 PaeFute I- tyKA I- ni(vAKw i /-% I L.vIunduy, ivtay L,, 1951 r 4 JOURNALISM FELLOWS Foreign Students Serve Their Newspaper Internship Here By MICHAEL KRAFTabu II AS te Daily Staff Writer they learn ab u the Unitedu ta e through I NTERNSHIPS are usually asso- dated with part of a future close contact with American insttu ins, doctoras training, hut in a unique program at the Un...…
…., .. Page Fourteen By LEWIS E WHEN travelers out-of-the-way are especially prone to their pronounce: state of affairs a hand accounts arej and the visitor to as the Soviet Union not need to look fa to listen to his tale: ing to draw gener, from personal ex view of this, I must impressions are th dent who is neither pert nor impartial i of the Soviet regim I entered the Sov a group of fifteen. tour was sponsored avian student trav addition t...…
…- " , . .. ,Jurluuy, aovemoer I I, ";:) ... items of reality remain without (Continued from Page 11) months-a huge Chimera-like beast, its head wreathed in flames, its body arched across the figures of four recumbent children. These latter were dressed in very commonplace clothes, perhaps not entirely contemporary, but rather as I could draw them from my own memory." A NEW YORK rewspaper critic, Henry McBride, Shahn says, "launched into a str...…
…TEMBER 16, 1957 'HE MICHIGAN DAILY FEMBER 16, 1~57 THE MICHIGAN DUTY FAG: Three Bands Perform for Campus ."And now, presenting, the Michigan Marching Band." These words have been a pre- edent to many of the University and's preformances - on the ridiron, on television and in con- ert halls. r Under the direction of Dr. Wil- .am Revelli, the M i c h i g a n Marching Band takes the spot- ight for the first eight weeks of ach fall semester. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGN GIA NTS, BEARS SLIGHT FAVORITES:-- Exhibition Play Shows No Top Teams in NFL Weyo a t "'"..' . '. ....''....:.. " .,... . es National Football League coach---L UN. es may be getting a line on their around Rick Casares, Stan Jones, in the pre-season games that new rookies but the experts are Harlon Hill, and Bill George may they know how to use the two a~r " ~,:y.Ff,, , }. "se: asn playrnotm e inhas come ~tonm qatrak hav...…
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… / TI S. ELIOT 'On Poetry and Poets' Sums Up a Life of Trenchant Criticism ON POETRY AND POETS. By T. S. Eliot. New York, 1957: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy. 308 pp. $4.50. 'by wide reading and a seductive ,] . By R. C. GREGORY T S. ELIOT is a good minor poet and a generally good, usually interesting, frequently infuriating, critic. As a man-of-letters Eliot is great. Allowing an Eliot manner of approach to an essay on the man, a quotatio...…
…r, DECEMBER 4,1957 TH-- MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NT Variety of New Records Ready for Christmas certo for vacuum cleaners, floor polisher, and orchestra, and a tuba arrangement of one of the Chopin Mazurkas., Beethoven Concertos Rubinstein has recorded the Beethoven five piano concertos for RCA. His work is magnificent, but the orchestral1backing sometimes. misses the ideal. Still, one could hardly go wrong with any of these. Pianists will appr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY C 1' 1C, 'J/ALLPAPER, NEWSPRINT: An Arbo Colorful Wrappings Brighten Yuletide Gifts Imagination Key To Interesting, Attractive Gifts . ' By NANCY VERMULLEN Much of the appeal of Christ- mas gifts lies In their gay and colorful wrappings. In addition to fancy gift papers you can buy, you can use ordinary papers and dress them up. Plain white shelf paper trimmed with narrow .ribbons and gold seals makes an attractive...…
….r Runner. MCl -0 1 twen Returns to Michigani. from the Business School; the Since graduating he has stopped school I thought I worked hard, holder of 12 Michigan, three Big iunning competitively and limits but these )uropeans work up to Ten, two #orld records and one kisrnhimself in conditioouts to five hours a day and as a resultv High School Miler In relation to present track hap- their times get better and better." McEwen came to Michigan...…
…- 7) ~ -, .r U - - -~ - - W.~ - a. F U-IF A -4w A -51- _ y y -WNW .w ~ -~ -A -IPW-- 4 . w -. , Ir. I A -. . a I - Page Twenty-two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICH;IGAN DAILY MUSIC REVIEWER: The Criteria eFor Cr iticsm NOT IN TEXTBOOKS: A Look at Politics, Politicians. NORTHERN MICHIGAN Contrast Between the Busy Life of a Resort City and Silent Life of a Hidden Bog (Continu...…
…...a -. MEMMM i .. J M .- .4 Page 12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY March 28, 1957 March 28, 1957 THE /MICHIGAN DAILY March 28, 1957 TOWARD TAPERED TOES The Spark of Colorful Accesso The Influence of 'My Fair Lady' Is Apparent in Spring Shoe Styling 40, / '/ /, / * I .(9 A4. V 4 y Be gentle as a Iamb in LINGERIE from VAN BUREN By CAROL LEVINE As the last March wind sub- sides and the sun begins to peek over the clouds, a coed just as na...…
…w 4 '... -' ,,. # A 4,- Y ----------------- VAL Page~ Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May' 2f>, 1957 Sunday, May 26,1957 THE 'M.ICHIGANm_: DAILY _undy._My.26 195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JOURNALISM FELLOWS Picked by Its New Director, These Six Works Typify the Present Collection And Their Significance Foreign Students Serve Their Newspaper Internship Here By MICHAEL KRAFT Daily Staff Writer INTERNSHIPS are usually asso- cia...…
…t Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen A Tr*ibut.:e to t ne State The 'Michigan' Has Played Significant Parts in an Assassination, Training of Troops and Peacetime Work By RICIlERD SNYDER monious boundary attlements., being negotiated, the Pritish pro Daily staff Wrtr 1 several strains involving disarm- tested against the Michigan's arm- 1TH Michigan anxiously anti- aments arose during its infancy, ament fittings. The S...…
…I Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnnp F6ffppa I= , -udy My2,197TE MCIA DIL The Sport of Sailing - it's becit used( for pieasiire and pro-fit since history's dawrn Byi PI11IP MUNCHO Da iy Staf W iter' S fw'AIIING eould be c'oinsidereid the aoldest of mtan's sports. The first sailor wa s probably sonde pre- hitoorin ian whPo floated dowio a stream on a log one day, conem- platin" the beauties ol natina. While lie va: is 'in'' iitr...…
…Sunday, October 20, 1957 ('HE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Fifteen~ RUSSIAOPR can hiterasture. The list of aot)- In h e l m c ''~1 1 ~ H l e 01, cas fantastic in its scope: e~t~ J wk London, Theodore Dicisec, and 0J Henry. To this one mil (1i" r I" r ',e 3) "eiie)) sae) l) Roy, too. tosef Bailt wcas brougtu to cmpes EWERE) "ice i'satter itch- to bil)) aii operat1)icool, in))a Y s oae4teve flin touci of since that1 time Michtigan stuidents ther...…
…Sunday, November 17, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE PnA Fiftia value.. .until they are symbolized ...' I (Continued from Page 14) ried to his work for mass media white drawings of architectual fa- the same exacting standards found cades with a strange eloquence, fine artist can match the articul- in his museum work. Foliowing perhaps because they are so clearly lation of his brushes in writing but Shahn's example has become an facades; ...…
….. THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1957 There's a Nationally-Known Independent Record Dealer in Ann Arbor Renovation Enlarges Union Area, (Continued from Page 1) open to students. A darkroom is also located in the basement. The addition brought about not only an increase in the size of the down- stairs cafeteria but provided space for an air-conditioning system at the same time. Primary feature on the main floor of the Union i...…
… Students Win Awards paid off .for 10 s who received opwood awards in the say and 3ader of T6p winners in the fiction cate- gory were Marilyn Yolles, Grad.;, and Burley Hendricks, '59E. Miss Yolles' winning manuscript was entitled "Three Stpries," while Hendricks' was "Two Stories." Other fiction winners were Helen Major, '58, who entered "Three to. Michigan and ie Store of Quality REASONABLE Prices. Wear Sream cks .. .8.95 up : p Hats. ...…
…- p .9. ~ Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE . Sundy October 20, 1957 Sunday, October 20, 1957 kr ,THE MICHlGAN DAILY MAGAZINE - ; THE FOLK SONG: At Michigan and Elsewhere, The Ages-Old Entertainment Form Is Undergoing New Interest and Popularity By ROSE PERLBERG Daily Activities Editor S WING LOW, sweet chariot, Coming for to carry me home . ... You sit elbow to elbow in the dim, smoky Fireside Room of Lane Hall, with the melanch...…
… Ben hahn -/ A Look at the Works and Writings of America's Fo Contemporary Graphic Artist Childrenrs Psyc hiatric Hospital It Treats the Disturbed, Helps Them Adjust to a Normal Society By GERALD LUNDY WHAT HAS our society done - indeed, what is society doing - to adjust the psychologically disturbed child to a r.ormal com- munity life?i The answer exists at the Uni- versity in the Neuro-Psychiatric Institute. In this Institute, which rea...…
…TILE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 195'1' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 195Y Christmas Flowers Set In Tradition By JUDI JACOBSON Many types of flowers and plants are associated with tle Christmas season. The practice of attaching spe- cial meaning to particular flow- ers and of using flowers to sym- bolize ideas and sentiments is widespread. The holly wreath, for example, is symbolic of the crown of thorns worn by Jesis...…
… SUNDAY, THE MICUIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Ih _ri t a y wD n y com% . . ain cen bois dwran~m& o I Th2s suhstmaie tNe 3-4f 2 gga g ghen wh family will enjoy an4 yeeppejingg yS will bUn t th Chdntms Corps Spots Low Planes From Unon Ily MARSHA-JO DEMOREST Four floors and 86 steps above the lobby of the Michigan Union the members of the Ground Ob- server Corps watch for planes. From this vantage point they normally see two miles to the rim of the Hu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, ichigan Ticket Manager Posseses Many this to say. "There is a great de- mand for tickets to hockey games with Michigan State, Michigan Tech and the Detroit Red Wings. There are only 400 reserved seats for hockey games and they cost $1.50 apiece." The remaining 3300 seats which cost 60 cents apiece go on sale the morning of the game. Another important task which keeps Don busy in the fall is the organizing of' the...…
… * , . .- V I .- ' ., ..;\. x page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursdav Februarv 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN- DAILY ...a.... ...... T . ..,,i...,.... l .. , " - - -- Punch Magazine 4- EDUCATION An Editorial Revolution Has Achieved A Striking Change 'As Many Avenues of Satisfaction As Possible' Is Recomr By Psychology Prof. Cutler By VERNON NAHRGANG Daily Staff Writer A British humor magazine re- cently depar...…
… I -, .~ A . - .' - ..A THE MICHIGAN DAILY t _I 3 .. .. Page 10 March 28, 1957 March 28, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY It The Swim Suit Splash' Hourglass Sheaths, Shirred Models Come in Cotton, Wool PROFILE HATS By SALLY LEASE Cloches, cartwheels, flower- decked straws will be urgent springtime requests of Ann Arbor coeds. Easter has always been the time for a new hat. It leads the women into the spring season when ev- By LEBA CU...…
…. ..... ..... - - - k . A - . , ., Page fight THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Sunday, May 26; 1957- aSndo v .v 26,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY EUGENE O'NEILL e'gun in 1951, the study this year investigated political participation and encountered odd situations With 'Journey's' Success, He Enters A New Phase Of Popularity and Interest By SARAH DRASIN Daily Staff Writer SITH THE staggering success of his gargantuan play, Long Day's Journey Int...…
…Dage Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY T' ursday, February 7, 1957 > T elevision Advancements TIo N ~Probably 1VilJBe More Technluical Than, artistic By LARRBY INHORN 15:,tlei son nosw f'ncesitsoffer in n or e thain radio iwhInnit,'tppe'ts thait waypiresently. Afters Btt if it is, if "lb' pnresentinttit Datily TelevisionWrter tan' teat vears. Somne say ti rahsmiddle a'ti'al,tietcentin iradio's earliest dayscisnia ith toot'idtanced equip- konHAS be...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 26, 19571 THE RISE OF EUGENE O'NEILL .. .. ..j . . .. ,r (Continued from Page 8) he portrays as the man who be- a matter of fate as it was his apostasy, O'Neil rejects God the trays his mother. Bringing his father's action. In a measure, he Father in this play, and pleads for mother's body home to be buried, forgives his father and shares in God the Mother. Tyrone engages in an affair with a a ...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20, 195' Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 20. 195' For the LATEST and BEST in BOOKS visit SLATER'S YOUR COLLEGE BOOKSTORE season ticket for winter-time fun! P.F. "Cozy-Coed' By AKIRA "TEDDY" EBUCHI IT WAS an invaluable and un- forgettable experience that I was privileged to attend the 10th N a t i o n a l Student Association Congress and see for myself Amet...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday. November 17 197 Pa.eSixtee..THE.MICHIGAN DAILYvMAGAZINE Sundn, ,uvember 17 1+: Emily Di (Continued from Page 12) sors, of the sovereign self-suf- ficiency of the individual soul.j Testing the validity of self-reli-a ance by its application to the1 inner, rather than the social life, she became convinced of the E transcendental power and beauty of rational perception. Her poems are exercises...…
…x6, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 18, 1957 THE MICHIGAN B ATTN PAGE ELEVISION STUDIOS: WCBN Has Kinescope Production Highlights Work Radio Work I UNIVERSITY RADIO STATION: WUOM Offers Daily Listening, Practical Experier WUOM-FM, the University radio By JOAN KAATZ A remodeled funeral parlor 10- cated at 310 Maynard serves' as the coordinating point for many University television shows as well as speech department productions and WPAG-TV broad...…
…CHARGE TWSPAPER BIAS: Survey Research Finds Reader Views quality ;anford ships designed to human resources for esearch and training in ioral science fields were warded to thre Univer- .y members. V. Tyler, director of the Advanced Study in the . Sciences, Stanford, , presented the fellow- >rof. Ronald Lippitt of ogy department, Prof. Stevenson of the phil- partment and Prof. Guy in of the sociology de-" rd Foundation provides: the Center. I...…
…Y, DECEMBER 4,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y, DECEMBER 4, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r M mmmm 11 /(/e cordially invite you to come and see our new im- ported merchandise. All kinds of beautiful art objects and handicraft. Genuine crystal jewelry, silk scarves, magnificent jewel and cigarette boxes, filligries of exquisite make. We have Christmas gifts that will charm the eye and warm the heart. COME AND 'SEE FOR YOURSELF INDIA ART SHOP I 33...…
…S. -. -.4 - - a ..' . ... _ t k . - -, -. -.1 .. 4 , " ! l Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursdav Februaryv7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , , . I THE CONVERSATIONAL LO( UEreeneN Student Store UNIVERSITY A Penetrating Analysis of the Collegiate Appearance That H Into a New 'Way of Looking' AT 1213 S. By MICHAEL KRAFT Daily Staff Writer EVERYBODY knows how to talk. It's a basic form of com...…
… M - - - . I { 4.. t. i Poe weve rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Suinday: Mriv 26.195-7- Sunday, -May. 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1.; ...lN11N ' Iv1 Ur L , 1 /J E,, Scott Detroit Area Study: itzgera id Ir WHERE HE DOESN'T BELONG AND WHERE HE I TALLY SHEETS-Two staff workers of Survey Research Center transfer answers from Detroit Area Survey questionnaires to tally sheets used to key punch IBM cards. By MARGARET MOORE Daily Staff Writ...…
…* Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen THE RECORD OF A SHIP It Can Even Cast Its Spell on Activities of the Land (Continsd fomtPace 5) lake frontiers, together with original launthing site at Fre, r ISTORY recoids little of note on the Gre Lakes the Wolverine Canada's lukewain senforcement Pennsylvania. The Navy little ex- on the success of her immedi- was able to operate free of these government was going to tolerate of ...…
…Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen Sunday, May 26, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane venteen I hMOSAICS TeAncient Art Can Be New Area Study then used to wrv i ete annual "Sacial Prof i of Detrit. THE MAJOR problem which the (57 nusS sc Pr us ndrtedStudy investigates each year is desin; pintig sitiiselected by sn executive committee the natuie of the busilding benesath varying colors and, covering the composed of faculty r...…
…Sunday, October 20, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Seventeen A Japanese Student Explains Why Two Michigan Professors Weren't Welcome Last Year at Waseda University DEMONSTRATING STUDENTS waited in vain for Professors Gordy and Page to arrive at the International Airport. PLACARDS RAISED on high in front of the Memorial Auditorium at Waseda University. folt) of 4"N/ JUN~o 'o such truly feminine fashions in such a luxurious sweate...…
…-Sunday, November 17, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE pnn :S ana Sage eventeen F. L. LUCAS: 'Literature & Psychology' I (Continued from Page T) These are ugly names for ugly discusses poetic justice, popular things, yet none of us is with- out traces of both. The fault of legends and romance. We often teRmnislyi rwn think of poetic justice as mani- the Romantics lay in growing Jesting itself only in tragedy, yet too obsessed by them. an ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 Reidnc OPINIONS VARY: h eals- "Frs BOZAK Speakers Fraternities' Traditions Rs Halls it's AUDIO SUPPLY" Twrn Of 1Year-Long E - Scenes mitemen By DAVID TARR An increase in room and board rates, a food riot and planning for the doubling-up of men's rooms this fall were top news in the Uni- versity's Residence Hall system last year. For the third consecutive year, dormitory rates went up - $12.50 p...…
