… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFE THURDAY SEPEMBR 3, 194 TE MIHIGN DILY AGEFII Arabian Theme, Entertainment To Be Featured at Annual I-Hop TWO TWIRLERS: Sophomore Drum Major . Will Lead Band This Fall By LOU SAUER j Pep Rally To Be Held Tomorrow With a clash of the cymbals, coeds and their dates will join the sultan in "A Thousand and One Nights" at the annual I Hop to be presented by Assembly and Inter- House ...…
… r. PAGE SIX THEMIHIAN D..LAYX VrlLTTTQC+Rxv C+lvvmwltrnwlm 9A ltnrs THIaaMJ nIE iA.! faaly TH URSDAYi, SE=PTEMBER 30, 1954 F Study Begins On'U'Book Circulatioll Data is now being collected to determine the circulation of li- brary books according to the class year of the user, which will aid General Library officials in plan-j ning a new Undergraduate Library. In addition, the results obtain- ed will be used to determine whe- ther the ...…
… SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Y Ar 4ir 4.AAtr t #,an. iai4 I Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXV, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1954 CLOUDY, SHOWERS SIX PAGES Prof. Markert's Case Discussed Zoology Teacher Reinstated After Favorable Vote by Three, Groups (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is a continuation of the series of articles on the >,f case of Prof. Mark Nickerson, told last week, Prof. Clement L. Markert and H. Chandler Davi...…
… PAGE TWO THE MCBMAN UATT.V ,. FWU~ M WIE~A1V lb A VT.~T -- a.as ~a...5., in, flA aaa, WED±NESDAY, EPTMBR 19~Z, IM '. "OUTSTANDING": Prof. Sinnott Receives Metal Society Award Prof. Maurice J. Sinnott, of the< engineering college has been noti- fied that he is to be awarded $2,- 000 by the American Society for Metals. Established by the Society in 1952, this award is presented an- nually to three, or in some cases fewer, outstanding tea...…
… WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, x.954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE~R 1IIU'U! CA %A AW 4L JLAAlWX;N= liat iag lie and Lemon Duel in Series Opener Today Sigma Chi, SAE, Phi Delts Win Touch Football Games Cleveland Favored To Scalp New York at Polo Grounds Tribe Fireballers Face Stern Assignment As Giant Power Aims for Short Fences West Pointers To Parade In Pre-Game Ceremonies . "Sigma ...…
…I, PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY VVWTWVV.qnAAr acmnwwmwro afi 17V1 Nr'!Th£ 7?t J UWw---VTW E Y~1, 0LY EL.vi8DNJ, 195 i*; The City.Editor's SCRATCH PAD By DOROTHY H. MYERS Daily City Editor UNIVERSITY handling of Prof. Nickerson's dis- missal, reviewed in The Daily during the past week, indicates an unfortunate lack of confidence in its faculty committees. Any faculty cases arising out of the un-American activities committee sessions wer...…
…MMER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIEE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER~ 29, 19M THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE University To Entertain 555 Cadets Reception Committee, Campus Plan Welcome For West Point Men When the 555 gray-clad West Point cadets arrive in Ann Arbor Saturday morning for the Michi- gan-Army game, they will receive a royal welcome, beginning the moment they step off their special train with a greeting from a spe...…
…IPAGN sBM !.IREMICHGAN AV ILY G"k ,'1' '1b "5f'h &'"P'_ CTi" 1" '.'N!R'!i! !' +YQ t ' 1AZL E TW~W~, fR ~ iW VA 1AAV ri E4x3E.PL3 L, rjrA AjtJ.L"Y.L~lE4Zb I" WANTS TO MEET AMERICAN WRITERS: Writer van der Veen to Address Club By ERNEST THEODOSSIN Adriaan van der Veen, noted Dutch writer and literary critic, will address the English Journal Club at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the E. Conference Room, Rackham Bldg. on "Modern Trenas in European Li...…
… SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State D4aiIlj I f E A s p. O FAIR AND COOLER. ~7f~T U U7K? %!~ N FAIR AND COOLER I VUJU LXV, NO- . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1954 x C? "FIC PAV--P4-Q Q A~ £1~~WA~~ London Meeting Draws Comment Professors Express Confidence That German Solution Will Arise By RONA FRIEDMAN Confidence, that an alternative would be found in London to re- place the 'dead' European Def...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1954 _ .w__ . .., _,,.._ Cast Chosen For Showing Of G&S Play The cast for "Pirates of Penz- ance," the fall offering of the Gil- bert and Sullivan Society, has been chosen, although there still are a few openings for tenors in the chorus. The production will run from Nov. 17 through the 20, with a road show Nov. 26-27. A tryout meeting for the few remaining op- enings in the cast will be held ...…
… A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1954 THE MICDIGAN DAILY ,. nu. i2 .4X4 5A R~Ea h I-M Sports Slate Open Here's Your Chance SEEK THIRD TITLE: Lions Dump Bears 48-23 in Opener TiE PERSISTENT murmor had grown into a dull roar among those "in the know" around the Big Ten circuit. "Iowa is overrated. The press agents have done a good job, but ... " At precisely 4:14 p.m. E.S.T. Saturday afternoon the roar re- turned to a murmur-Iowa was leading ...…
…FOUR THME MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER t 9M'4 vou~ TUE MICUIGAN IJAILY .a. ,.. ...... .. ,.,... y v+,r:..... s.++u+sw+aiwv iwv a v u'x The_ City Editor's SCRATCH PAD By DOROTHY H. MYERS Daily City Editor LAST WEEK the Regents virtually scotched plans for a Student Government Council as formu- lated by the Laing Committee last spring. By refusing to put their stamp of approval on SGC at their last meeting (after considering it since ...…
… T°UE'SDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1954 'T HIR MICHIGAN DAILY ipAGE r.V S:*~*."-~.....~.'-..Picnic Suppers, 'Final I x r tYHighlight Second Wee rai r .Av* Nr Dwsserts' 'k of Rushing a By JAN SMITH Outdoor picnic suppers, complete with all the trimmings, highlighted the opening of the second week of the fall sorority rushing program last night. Picnic suppers will also be on deck tonight and tomorrow, as sor- ority members and rushees move into the...…
… k':IC°.. M ' WM °t RE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA'Y', E]'T MM 213, 1954 rAG! WiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2~, 1954 $100,000 MUSIC LIBRARY: 'U' Buys Stellfield Collection Through Prof. Cuyler By DAVID KAPLAN Prof. Louise Cuyler of the School of Music made a decision on only her own feelings which resulted in the University's purchase of the Stellfield Music Collection of over 12,000 volumes for $100,000. She had gone to Belgium o...…
… Iowa ....... 14 S. Carolina ... 34 Penn State .. 14lNotre Dame . ,.21 Oklahorna ... 21IFlorida..... 13 Duke..... . Michigan Statel10 Army .0......20 Illinois . . .. .,..12 Texas ...... 0 TCU .........16 Ga. Tech. .. 12 Penn...... . t 52J Ohio State... 0 Indiana . 0.. .*. 0 A LOOK AT RUSSIA See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ]4)att 0* 00 0e F'AIRAND CLEf.iAR VOL, LXV, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1954 ...…
…PAGE TWO T-8- MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.1954r PAGE TWO THE 1~flCflIGAN DAILY v NDAYas . ai:PTV1W~RFR 26. 1tidi. c Favorites Upset as Grid Season Gets Under may Collegiate Grid Scores Yale 27, Connecticut 0 Northwestern 27, Iowa State 14 Dartmouth 27, Holy Cross 26 Colgate 19, Cornell 14 Princeton 10, Rutgers 8 Navy 27, William and Mary 0 Defiance 7, Adrian 6 Arkansas 41, Tulsa 0 Washington (St. Louis) 58, Mo. Mines 14 UCL...…
… SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE tHREE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE BLAST MSC 14-40: Iowa Rose Bowl Hopes Skyrocket n ti ^ t/ 4 i v 4 s' t.. IOWA CITY, Iowa (P)-Eldean Matheson, a junior halfback who carried the ball only four times a year ago for 42 yards, raced 52 yesterday to rally Iowa to a spec- tacular 14-10 victory over Michi- gan State's Rose Bowl football champions. With his team be...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.1954 SUNDAY. SEP wda ..wMnwv uvra24 Behind the Smile: A Closer Look WITH MORE University men than ever expected to experience the two week succession of broad smiles and firm handshakes that is popularly term- ed social fraternity rushing it is certainly appro- priate at this time to take an editorial look at the various aspects of the fraternity system. The primary concern of a prospective...…
… SUNDAY,: SEPTEMBER. 26, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI .,.U N SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FORMER MET OPERA STAR: Greer Joins 'U' Music Faculty By DAVID KAPLAN "I have left the field of full- scale opera and am now going to give the experience of my career to the University of Michigan." This thought was expressed by Frances Greer, who has sung with the Metropolitan and Philadelphia Opera Companies, and who has now be...…
…PAGE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.1954 PAGr SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1fl54 wr v......aa.a' urala +aiiia.aiaaav rrv +vv 4k a Wptin9 #te? Finest Selection of STATIONERY in Town. Oe6Seck e & ekt e 1216 South University WOMEN IN WHITE Nursing School Enrollment Hits New High Assembly Opens Petitioning For Annual FortnightSkits By ELAINE EDMONDS As proof of the success of the four year nursing program in...…
… SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1AiLj i'ZTj V ~ I Volunteer Services Department Assists University Hospital Staff By SUE GARFIELD In the fall of 1953 75 students gave 1,476%/ hours of service to the Volunteer Services Department of the University Hospital. Last spring 107 students volun- teered 3,00414 hours. Each year thousands of patients come to the hospital to go through Outpatient Clinics for diagnosis and recom- me...…
…'1 r aG' ETrT TlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMIOER 26, 1954, RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS: No Award Winner Here in Six Years The University has not had a Rhodes Scholarship winner in six years, and during that time there have been few applicants for the 32 offers of a free education. Rhodes scholarships were es- tablished at the University of Ox- ford in England by the late Cecil John Rhodes, British administra- tor and financier. He left an ...…
… mUsic SUPPLEMENT, p- Llk Sir fl3a itp mUsic SU PPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1954 ..® . CO CERT SERIES TO OPE AUSIC Geisekin~ L SE SO " Sink Note Munch To Direct Peters To Tnitiatp VIENNA CHOIR BOYS IN CO VIENNA CHOIR: 'Boys' Plan The Vienna Choir Boys, return- ing to the United States after a year-long globe-circling tour, will perform in Hill Auditorium on Jan. 16. Appearing in the seventh concert of...…
…1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1954 U II i 1 , . 11 I 11 All Russians In Hungarian String Group The Budapest String Quartet will perform in the 15th annual Cham- ber Music Festival on Feb. 18,19 and 20. Most people take it for granted that the Quartet consists of Hun- garian musicians. None of them comes from Budapest, for they are all Russians by birth and now all are American citizens. Joseph Roisman, the fir...…
… SUNDAT, SEPTEMBER 2$, 1954 THE MTCTUGAN UATTV SUNDY, EPTMBER26,195 ..aavaaall'th J> S11L.n. PAGE THRIM 5 Stern To Use Famed Violin { Isaac Stern, noted American violinist, will appear in the fourth concert of the Extra Concert ser- ies on Feb. 10, In the course of his 13th annual coast-to-coast tour of the United States and Canada. His itinerary lists more than 125 concerts, during which he plays on his priceless 250 year old Guarnerius...…
…r~fF~t T HE MI CH IGA N DAILY[ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S6, 104 r Wid fi0 S ER ES E L EONARD WvAR REN, Baritone Sun., Nov. 21 . VIEN NA CH0" 1R BOYS (2:30 P.M.) Sun., Jan. 16 ZIN} F RANCESCATI, Violinist Mon., Mar. 7 BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA .CharlsMu.ch .~ ~ .r . Tues., Mar. 15 WILHELM FURTWANGLER,- Conductor-- NEW YORK PHI LHARMON IC-SYMPHONY 2R (2:30 P.M.)..... . Sun., May 22 # D IM ITR I M ITROPOU LOS, Conductor ........' - $14.0 - ...…
…I I . . . I I . I I - ''1. 1. 1 7-M The cStudent Government Proposal .See Page 2 PY WI6F a6 D:3aii t -' Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXV, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1954 COOLER,'SHOWERS FOUR PAGES S S . Regents Dismiss Prof. Nickerson President Hatcher, Nickerson Make Public Statements After August Meet (This is the last in a series of articles discussing the case of Prof. Mark Nickerson. He appeared be...…
… PAGE TWO THE M CHTGA.N n , AT v3 PAGE TWO Tmlit.i1ih I 1 £IT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1954 E The Student Government Problem Regents Action ... FAILURE BY the Regents to mention the Laing proposal for a Student Government Council at its meeting this week raises two vital questions. First of all, we wonder why the Regents did- nqt consider the plan, which arose as an answer to the manifest need for reorganization of student gov- ernment. ...…
… 'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, x954 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1954 - THE MICHIGAN I~AILY WAGE THREE 'M Battles Washington In Seattle Clash Today DAILY CIASSIVIED AilS (Continued from Page 1) be sophomore Ron Kramer and senior Gerry Williams. Kramer, a rugged six-foot-three, ,210 pound prospect, won the Meyer Morton Trophy for his outstanding play in spring practice and may be just the pass receiver McDonald need...…
… PAM! TOV THE MICHIGAN DAILY U AD1TTDTV.AV 7,'. swww l, EIo w as1 - B1 EiLt a. Li 5rAJ.L Y JZ .5. :ijV1)LX1, C ), I954) E ', POLITICAL SITUATION: Anderson-Imbert Discusses Spain By ERNEST THEODOSSIN Having spent a six-month sab- batical leave in Spain studying the origins of Spanish poetic prose, Prof. Enrique Anderson-Imbert has had an excellent opportunity to ob- serve the Spanish people and gov- ernment. "There is complete censorship...…
…, I THE CASE OF . PROF. NICKERSON See Page 4 :YI e '6F 3Kr it u Latest Deadline in the State -A, :43 a t t FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LXV, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 SIX PAGES Special Faculty Report Released On Nickerson H-b Ash Causes Death Of Japanese Tense Relations Follow Incident Record The social fraternity rushing registration totals soared past the record mark yesterday with the day-end tabulation reac...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1054 REFUGEE PROBLEM: St. Albin Relates Red Cross War Work By MARY ANN THOMAS "The only way to solve the enor- mous refugee problem is to make ex-refugees out of them," Wilfred de St. Albin philosophized with reference to his six years of over- seas work for the American Red COMING FRIDAY SHOCKING BEST-SELLER ON THE SCREEN! M-G-M presents EXEUTIVE SSTARRING aWILLAM MOLEN :rJUNE ALLYS...…
…i FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Huskles Trounced In Lone 'M' Clash Lederman Plots Washington Victory; Bran off, Baldacci To Lead Gridders (This is the first in a series of season long feature stories on Mich- The Huskies were never as poor igan's various gridiron rivalries.) as that Sept. 27th afternoon, nor By PHIL DOUGLIS the Wolverines as lucky. Tony Branoff and Ted 'Kress each One doesn't have to look long...…
…, FOUR THE Atit..1 fllNirAIN Jfil AI1i. V VRIIIIAV qRPrrV.rwTUlWlk. 94 19MAL lifE MICiiI6wAl'~ i)A111'I' LI)ITPA 7 ,L' lvl,1s'E Z4, '1954 The Case of Prof. Nickerson: Non-Conformity Is Not Conspiracy "Hey - What About The Man?" . .Cetteir to the 6ditor. IT IS DIFFICULT to assess the irreparable dam- age done the University of Michigan in general and the faculty and student bodies in particular by the dismissals of Prof. Nickerson and ...…
… ft AY, SEPTEMBER 24,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR I+'TVE. ..DY ETMBR2,194TEMCIA AL rnur. ravM 5 Red Johnson To Play At Union Tomorrow- 4,500 BOOKS EXCHANGED: SL Sales Top Record Union activities are already, der way,astarting off the new mester by introducing a new ehestra to the campus. Red Johnson and his bandN play at the membership da from 9 p.m. to midnight tomor: r in the Union Ballroom. The eight-member orchestra tures a voca...…
… 'PAGE M THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRynAF_ !RRPTVMRTR_ 9A tosa ?At~ ~1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~1fl AV ~ WPm'1Lw'DI~'D GA I A~ 5 r *Au ..AjI3Z't"1 . tL AVAJLK .4, 1959 A Special Faculty Committee Reports on Nic kerson (Continued from Page 1) the Communist Party and has been vague concerning the me- thod and extent of his with- drawal. "This Committee wishes that Dr. Nickerson had been able to demonstrate in his testimony that at some finite dat...…
…EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y L Latest Deadline in the State Da it49 {s~ s1 FAIR, WARMER VOL. LXV, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 SIX PAGES Prof. Nickerson's Appeal Revealed Pharmacologist States Position To Intellectual Freedom Group (EDITOR'S NOTE~: This is the third in a series of articles discussing evidence presented to University officials, faculty appeal committees and to The Daily in the case of Prof. Mark...…
…PAGF TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i 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 construc- tive notice to all members of the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 3553 Administration Building before 2 p.m. the day preceding publication (be...…
… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 itiE MICHIGAN DAILY (O)eveiine Gridders wing buy to Huskie Clash r ._,_.._ d...._ ..... YANKEES VICTORIOUS: Tribe Ties AL Season Win Mark; Giants Lose Squad of 38 Departs from Willow Run for Seattle Tilt Fullback Baer Pulls Muscle in Final Drills; McDonald-Kramer Pass Conbination Clicks j 3 I Giant, Tribe Stack Up Eve NEW YORK fry - The Cle...…
… PAGE FOUR 'I''HE MICHIGAN UAIFT.V T'[.iTT rs ri R TT cr r. nmrrs. .e arsv . .... .. ... fR 1.d-.--, I . L ujU ZWEU,. [.JZg THURSDAY, SEPT'EMBER 23, 1954 Cdt'5fote By GENE HARTWIG Daily Managing Editor FAILURE of the Board of Regents to take action on the Student Government Council plan yes- terday puts in jeopardy the effective functioning of any student government on campus this year. Indeed the Student Legislature itself is put in th...…
… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1954 THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY PACE FTVE THTJI~SDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE League Ballroom Undergoes Remodeling SRA Group To Sponsor "fiTb.; ". J r; rg;. m'Cx:A".' 4 r'ar,.r v..."{rc5 e .t.""4s::":}'?A;7T4'3'dX xh ' y "'r."X., '4r} _{ v: 1} JJ ' 414 ?>.f":^ E" :: J3t:......rrJ.:.,,. , .. : . .^,,4"l :"J.. r.., . JJ}:$'.,FF :} . x a;. rr °^^^+1 Kcapc4;::^":;.^i}:"%'::^""y;rr^,r.^'r gryvr:";^J...…
…PA Gr WM, L MCMGAN DAILY THURSDAY, 97&PTEMBER23, 1954 PAG1~ WIX TIlE MI~HTGAN flATLY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEII, 23, 1954 DAIY OFFICIAL BLLIETIN (Continued from Page 4) Schools of Education, Music, Natur- al Resources and Public Health -- Stu- dents, who received marks of I, X, or 'no reports' at the end of their last semester orsummer session of attend- ance, will receive a grade of "E" in the course or courses, unless this work is made up by ...…
…AN EDITORIAL See Page 4 Li Latest Deadline in the State :43, a t ty .... ,. __. ,/ i o t i + ' 'V OL. LXV No. 2 ANN ARBOR MfICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SFPT1.MRFA/ 9.9 74 CLOUDY, COOLER I t' }p ,' AdvisoryGroupEnSian SGC Plans SL Agrees Senior Pictures for the En- T Eo 100 Sianare now being taken every Ma OccupToEndorse afternoon and evening in the R eport vStudent Publications Building. Appointments for the pr egent Meet SGC Plan iterat m...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1934 ' U' Gauates FilForeign Writing Posts "Three ex-University students have assumed correspondent posts in Rome, giving Ann Arbor a greater journalistic representation in the Eternal City than any other American city, except New York,. The three, part of a group of 30 American foreign correspon- dents stationed in Rome, all be- gan their careers in Ann Arbor. Stan Swinton, '40, chief ...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 TNT'. MlFcu Fi: Am tl A'ri' .v E l WL L >I. RuRtl[ , 1' 'l £ T Y ? PAGE THREE 9' 1INIAA BR1AINVDD SLFISH': Pro Ball Will Bell Blasts Crisler for Pro Ball Stand Take Ritter AJ Bert Bell, commissioner of the National Football League, lashed out at members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association in a statement concerning the rela- tions between the two organiza- tions. Four high college officials w...…
… pAr(E FoUr THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22; 1954 .. ... ,,., .... .. .t .... ... .r ......,a.w+....av Ewev +c.uvac. "This Has Nothing To Do With Politics" An Editorial The importance of the action on the proposed Council at their meeting phasized too strongly. Regents taking some Student Government today cannot be em- Any further delay will have only a deadening effect on existing campus government and ac- tivities. With...…
…I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 192I Religious Groups Plan Weekend of Activities Tur mTru'ic a N n A wv V 'E'Ui. MWE j iWW=1% A)unwwU.ZU.JI .A JxPAGE FIVI . I Five 'C o-Rec' Women Turn To New Pipe Fad 4 C' Campus religious groups will open their fall activities this week- end with a wide variety of events including supper hikes, discus- sions, an open house, barn dance and other informal get-togethers. At 8 p.m. Friday members of the Wes...…
… WMNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,19 54 AIt~ T THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIlE MICWTGA~T DAIlY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1q54 'U' Research Center Plans Busy Season By DEBRA DURCHSLAG A rambling building of infor- mal offices, nearly lost in the im- posing maze of the University's medical center, is becoming an ob- ject of increasing national atten- tion. Established here in 1946, the Survey Research Center has come into its own. No longer a somewhat. daring...…
….. EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Your Subscription ( WI, Toaall2-321 ogait L Scattered Showers, Cooler Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES Prof. Nickerson's Case Discussed Series Begins oin Issues Involved In Cases of Subpoenaed 'U' Men (Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of articles discussing evi- dence presented to University officials, faculty invest...…
… PAGE TWO THE 1IICBIGAN D AILY TUESDAY". '.REPTFMRFR. 21. 19K4 mL JUJJUMi L1'1 TlJDV J Ei411 va i OFFICIAL BUL LiTIN 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 construc- tive notice to all members of the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 3553 Administration Building before 2 p.m....…
