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…THE 1YICHIGAN DAILY C1 Coeds Announce Marriage Plans Allen-Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Almon Allen of Hillsdale announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Jacqueline Milne, to Gerald Mark Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schneider of Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Miss Allen is a senior in the School of Literature, Science, and the Arts. Mr. Schneider is a junior in the School of Business Administration at Michigan State University in East Lansing....…

…Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Pun F:il ... . L age r Wednsda, Jnuay 15 198 T E M CHIG N D iLY MAG ZIN ve IOne of his students Pays the good model' tribute (Continued from Page 4) sources are always in evidence in his teaching. W He has constantly sought to help his students discover the hu- mane way of going to college. Fre- quently when announcing that he would give an examination to the class, he would counsel...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RE YOU INSURED?. PURDUE NEXT-FEB. 1: Wolverine Cagers Begin 18-Day Rest Pick Hi udent Health Insurance soon to behaailbl through Student Government Council coverage through September 10, 1958 for on available February 1-23 By AL JONES On the strength of a second- half comeback that enabled Mich- igan's basketball team to over- power Ohio State, '72-63, the Wol- verine cagers have escaped from their first four Big Ten...…

…Page fx THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wednesday, January5 198 PoeS. .THE.MICHIGAN .DAILY.MAGAZINE Wednesda,. January 1 S I 95R I The Life of a Lake Sailor By THOMAS BLUESj Him games. Pent-up emotions and Daily Staff Writer It Separates Forever frustrations are, taken out inli- STANDING on Duluth's Lakeauor. Superior pier, Detroit's Am-Fr Lh Landlubber's bassador Bridge, or in the Soo F om iie W or HOW DOES this type of life Lock's park, the...…

…,If THE MICRIGAN DAILY lines, MSU Te e Battle DAILY CASSIFIWED ,ADS'. East Lan- Michigan State most recently split a weekend series with Min- nesota. The Spartans are current- ly in fourth place in the WIHL, tied with North Dakota and Min- nesota. A Spartan, win tonight, how- ever, would push MSU into a third place tie with Michigan. Despite a disastrous start, the Wolverines are still in third place. They have won three- league games w...…

…Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Pnn Sp~ W1geA even IN MEMOIIAM, R.L.B. The Walls Will Come Tumbling Down Next Month By RONALD KOTULAK Daily Staff Writer WHEN THE Romance Language Building 'comes t u m b l i n g down, arched doorways, shivered bricks, grotesque monsters, spired tower and all, a few diehard cam- plus aesthetes will sigh, then shrug resignedly. The gray brick building, should- ered between Angell Hal...…

…THE MCHIGAN DAIL <f = " ' ' ' 3:: u .. ::.. :..: r .tFor appointm ents contact the B u- D evelopm ent, Production reau at Appointments, 3528 Admin. Quality Control. Ihxperie3 Bldg., Eat, 3371. fabrication, industrial nr :. manufacturing, while de ffrDA ILY -O FFICIA L B U LLET IN 4 yoebuaveacperyo~nwt CeissMt. n Februay Graduates: required. A few select Ifyuwaeacll d oito it youss ~h, n :..h wllyo peae <":;<: .inoratoneither by phone, mailt or...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wednesday, January 15, 1958 -s's WIale you relax between exams, we hope you will visit us, and browse for your pleasure. JOHN LEIDY Phone NO 8-6779 * 601 East Liberty Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wednesday, January 15, 1958 - - roooo 0 y d tw Ba ha pri to th in En a cla on ve fer up un ad ha Ta sm alj re per of Al op an loc th Jir ha an, en en ne an Ac fri ch w of at H cu Al mi J fu ho h...…

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…Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Nine -L Wednesday January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Paae Nine II~_____________________________ 'Look Back In Anger' Poses a Problem For an Age to Solve i (Contlnued from Pner out of the lines of a play and the performance and its actors, it is too often satisfied, f00K BACK IN ANGER bless- ~ edly does not follow this pat, tern. Jimihy Porter is definitely not avera...…

…I I' U"'2 Ali Jul TI., at Reasonable Prices WALK A FEW STEPS AND SAVE DOLLARS The Jacobs Report Evaluated It survived lean budgets for almost eighty years, But willsuccumb to Progress next morth N E f I W WAMWWMWWW i STUDY RELAXED!, Prepare for Those Long Cramming Sessions-with A Fine Pipe OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. PIPE CENTER 118 East Huron --- Opposite County Bldg. -- Ph. NO 3-623 6 11 S U B S C R CHANGING VALUES ,1N CQLLEGE. By Pr...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wednesday, January 15, 1958 Pqge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wednesday, January 15, 1958 A 4 Maine & The Artist ITS LAND AND PEOPLE PROVIDE ENDLESS SUBJECTS I 117MICHAEL KRAFT changing panorama of the sea. pattern of tides rising and ebbing, Daily Staff Writer The Atlantic reveals to its on- waves breaking into surf, and the RIVING rain accompanied the lookers a continual flow of change endless...…

… ie Liveliest Art' L1 .PO: ... BUT ARE THE MOVIES BETTER THAN EVE We have a whole rainbow of gorgeous prints for you to choose from -- all designed to make you look and feel truly "Younger Than Springtime!" l M '.fir. .,n. y~ ' " ' We've silk prints, 1-piece sheats and full skirted beau-- ties priced from 17.95. Costume Dresses with matching jackets of silk shantung from 29.95. Sizes 10-20; 12% ' to 241/. Left is full skirted cotton pr...…

…Wednesday January 15, 1958 THE P1ABLI The Curren A Prolific and 'By R. C. GREGORY . t provides a retrospective history of SIXTY YEARS of any artiat's modern art. Indeed, greater artists creative life illustrated in an there may well have been-but exhibition of more than three who more versatile? Karl Shapiro hundred pieces provide an im- wrote once: mense prospect. When the artist is .. An album of Picasso Pablo Picasso, the total effect is Sh...…

…Homage to Louis .1 volEd: se, pa e fo'r 'L rI n G I W, AA / By THORNTON H. PARSONS IT'S HARD to know now which of us first called attention to the mystic appropriateness of the first five letters on the office door of L T BREdvold in Haven Hall. Books for liberation and balance. His esteem for books was expressed overtly in unabashed seminar ser- mons against the graduates' casual habit of stealing or marking vol- umes from the lib...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE W do~rljc d j JP 5AiYtl1 l c PgTevTE MC G N AL M CZ F- -y, anuary I , 958 JOSEPH CONRAD Inventory 'Discovery in Design' Explores the Great Novels SA LEJOSEPH CONRAD: DISCOY- mained illegal in the United ERY IN DESIGN. By Robert States until 1933. F.-Scott Fitz- erald had published This Side of A EF. Haugh. Oklahoma City, Paradise in 1920; Ernest Hemine- 1957: University of Okla- way had published Thre...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE .. . _ : .. _ . ,: .. Page Sixteen Wednesday, January 15, 1958 Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE r Picasso: prolific and various, One of his students Pays the good model' tribute BOWLER! let's Go lotlinyg.. . OPEN BOWLING HOURS. Weekdays .:1 1 A.M. to 6:30 Saturday. . . . 11 A.M. to 12 mh Sunday.... ..1 P.M. to 12 mi "It's great for a Date' 20th CENTURY " Automatic Pinsetters * A...…

…Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Thirteens Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Paae Thirteen 'A Handbook of Jazz' It Serves as a Guide to both Concepts and Players A HANDBOOK OF JAZZ. Bar- reveal the artist's emotions and impressions of life, or the cater- ry Ulanov. New York, 195": wauling of immoral, illiterate mu- Viking Press, 239 pp. $3.50 sicians from dives and bordellos. More than an...…

…xx:.:. . MAGI AN DAILY Wednesday, January 15 1958 Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE P, ..vv..vva.evJy n...rrra.r wr j srr a r:/v -,- -,I / The Life of a Lake Sailor THE JACOBS REPORT Changing Values in College' a Provocative Volum By THOMAS BLUES Daily Staff Writer STANDING on Duluth's Lake Superior pier, Detroit's Am- bassador Bridge, or in the Soo Lock's park, the observer watches a Great Lakes freighter h...…

…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGA'LINE Wednesday, January 15, 1958 Pae outen HEMIHIANDALYMAAZNEWeneda, anar 1, 95 Sailor's Life r (Cs,,ised fros Page 5) 1 sailor. Becoming an officer entails Slater's Pay. ing. Or the paradox of the Finnish fireman who found it necessary to trade in a new 70 dollar watch for one with numbers instead of dots because, "I get confused when I want to tell the time." Yet his paintings are hanging in bars a...…

…fdZG 1c *. Am IN .' .LI Aj1l OR Li*, er s . (Continued from Page 6), Pay $ $ $ -{ i 1 i f 1 s { 1 ing. Or the paradox of the Finnish' fireman who found it necessary to trade in a new 70 dollar watch for one with numbers instead of dots because, "I get confused when I want to tell the time." Yet his paintings are hanging in bars and shipping halls in many great lakes ports. To other sailors, these things are commonplace - a subj...…

…WednesdaYP Jot 15 3 958 Y P f _ 1 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Fifteen Wensa.Jnur ,15 THE ,.MICHIGAN DAILY ...,MAGAZINEac Pon Fiften I THE JACOBS REPORT Changing Values in College' a Provocative Volume r_ (Continued from Page 2) quently about "production line actions of those around him. The groups-one taking social science civic responsibilities or to take teaching methods." The value of student takes a much more per- classes, a...…

…JI' Y 'ER: r - 1 . .1. T -A It Serves as a Guide to both Concepts and Play( White you relax between exams, we hope you wilt visit us, and browse' for your pleasure. JOHN LEIDY Phone NO 8-6779 * 601 East Liberty By JUDITH SILVERMAN STWO OUTSTANDING British actors, Kenneth Haigh and Mary Ure, are currently starred on Broadway in 'a play which prom- ises to be a lasting statement on twentieth century youth. Look' Back In Anger, by ...…

…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wednesdan Jniirv 1; 8 S Page Sixteen~THE MICHIlANyrAIl _.1LGA.II7 a Picasso: prolific and various, figure and the mandolin to geo- metric forms-not all cubes-de- pendent upon the muted colors for emphasis. The decades of con- tinuous experiment since 1910 make "Girl with Mandolin" seem restrained and dignified and, in its familiarity, even classic: "Cubism has long since been left behind, and alrea...…

… I s es x1 .L .r t. l., l . a.tt rw 7 For an Age to Solve ,,,, Your Discontinued T Inventory SALE SAVE $ $ $ Mffe's ear 'Discovery in Design,"Explores the Great Novels ..r® Corduroy Work Pants Ivy Style . . .$395 .... 5.95. Polished Cotton Ivy League Pants Sonforized $395 ripper/4-Buckle Dress Galoshes Corduroy Sport Shirts -.- - X ~495 All-Wool Pullover Sweaters Crew, V-neck . JOSEPH CONRAD: DISCOV- ERY IN DESIGN. By Robert F...…

…Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Seventeen set pace for 20th century art I (Continued from Page 78) "Girl before a Mirror": with bril- liant colors supporting the psy- but wooden. The contrasts be- chological inquiry, the canvas is a tween the pinks and greys are not masterpiece of painterly investiga- reproduceable, and the luminous, tion of the human being, a master- radiant sensation of light is lost. piece ...…

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…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wed~np-r d nn fn 1,; 19452 1 .: y, anu ry. , 5 We have a whole rainbow of gorgeous prints for you to choose fron -- all designed to make yon look and feel truly. "Younger Than Springtime!" We've silk prints, 1-piece sheats and full skirted beau- ties priced from 17.95. Costume Dresses with matching jackets of silk shantung from 29.95. Sizes 10-20; 121.2 to 241. Left is full skirted cotton print, a...…

…Wednesday, January 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Poge Nineteen Wednesdayl January 15,r _.1958. THE..MICH...AN DAILY1.MAGAGZINE 1 neGN L te!n It survived lean budgets for almost eighty years, But will succumb to Progress next month (Continued from Page 7) miliar gray dress was painted on Blending drearily with the leaf- the outside of the buitl'ing. Other donations to the museum Nheostid pof th r who avesso trees of winter, dark gr...…

…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN GAILY MAGAZINE Wednesday, January 15, 1958 Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wednesday, January 15, 1958 s' r : s Greene's Ideas on Achieving Cleanliness: ONE IN A SERIES Ica prior" r _ - - - Li& A -/- -1 "[4 r) M YOUR HOROSCOPE TODAY: good for studying pay ptention to money matters take your clothes to Greene's Study the clothes-cleaning situation and money matters will take care of themselves-because Gre...…

…IMPROVED ITERATURE SCHOOL CIRRICULUM tL See Ege 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 rout To Study hool Calendars ommitte4 Will Examine Better Use )f. University's Teaching Facilities I' Sy RICHARD TAUB University PresidenHarlan Hatcher's Calendar Study Committee ins to devise a calerlar which is "educationally defensible," and study ways of mor effectively utilizing the Un...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS hY, FE ".ildingb SlwOW! :d Plan Fails I 1IliiNOi2-25jj 3 Ri , , G- tinued from Page 1) construction of a steam the Washington Street forth Campus, $4,360,000 hematics and Computing d $3,500,000 for the In- Science and Technology. I projects include $845,- Mental R'esearch Build- $235,000 for the Patient Ltion Center. above construction would ed by bonds. If the bond- sal is not approved, only lical Science Building ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY raditional Festivity, But Small Crowd Marks 1959 J-Hop 'Strict' Contact Rules Sta For Independents,Affilic The "strict" Panhellenic con- tact rules will take effect tomor- row as the first set of rushing par- ties begins. Sorority actives met last night to set up policies for the rushing period. From Friday until pledging no contact is permitted between af- filiated and independent women unless members of two houses are ...…

…rI "We're Not Un Yet" ThREE METHODS: Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Government Strives m Opinions Are Free uth Will Prevail" printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. for Busin...…

… 'i J4 11 STUDENT desires daily transportation from Detroit to Ann Arbor. Phone NO 3-0521, Ext. 421 after 5. )G32 LOST AND FOUND LOST: GE PR-1 Light meter in Michi- gan League. Finder call NO 2-7420 after 6:00 P.M. Reward. )A99 3 DAYS 2.00 2 3 4 .80 .96 6 DAYS 2.96 3.55 CONTACT LENS Drop in for a free lens trial any time. No cost or obligation. MISCELLANEOUS SINGING AND SPEAKING Lessons. Mrs. Kenneth N. Westerman. Member Na- tio...…

…'I "HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. F E, Union Discontinues Paging Non-Residents in Cafeteria Fund Gets Total Profit From Fair One hundred and fifty dollars, representing the total profits of the Union's International Fair, .will be given to the International students loan fund, Richard W. Schwartz, '59, chairman of the Union's International committee, announced yesterday. The Fair was held during Inter- national Week last November. This was t...…

…Class Finds Canada Trip Valuable i, -Daily-Eric Arnold VLY APPOINTED-At its most recent meeting the Board in Control of Student Publications ounced the promotion of Bruce Bailey (left) to the position of Daily Chief Photographer, of re Fraser (center) to the position of Associate Activities Editor and of Thomas Blues (right) Associate Personnel Director. Carol Prins, former Associate Personnel Director, was named razine Editor. )ard Appoints...…

…j OWNAVM THURSDAY, .F1 oug Assignment Challenges Wolverine Caer C INS STATE TITLE: Ski Jumping at Four, M' Student Now Tops Must Quickly Rebound From Dismal Defeat' Bruce Bennet Tigers to Offer Scholarships To Baseball Prospects, But By FRED KATZ Did you ever see a four year old i skis? Admitted, it's a rather rare ght. But to the folks residing ound Ishpeming, Mich., 18 years o, there wasn't the least bit of rprise when Jackie Bie...…

… e, 1958 MCMGAN DATIN, __ __8 fI lI C I IDIL ' Hockey Team Takes Two This Week in Sports I QUICKIE CHICKIE Ter Break; Hudson Ineligible Friday, February 7 By SI COLEMAN HOCKEY-Minnesota-Minneapolis WRESTLING-Minnesota-Minneapolis SWIMMING--IowaState-Ames, Iowa Saturday, February 8 BASKETBALL-llnois-Yost Field House,8 Pm.M HOCKEY--Minnesota-Minneapolis WRESTLING-Iowa State-Ames, Iowa SWIMMING-Iowa-Iowa City TRACK-Michigan State Re...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRUR SDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, BRIGITTE BARDOT SPECIALS Atlantic Monthly -- 8 mos. - $2.50 (reg. $7.50 yr.) Qi Reader's Digest .-- 15 mos. - $1.89 (reg. $3.00 yr.) LI I Time - $4 yr (reg. $7) Life-- $4 (reg. $6.75) Q Newsweek - $3 (reg. $6) Q Sports 111. -- $4 (reg. $7.50 Q U.S. News & WR - $3.67 - (39 wk.) Q (reg. $6.00 yr.) Q] Reporter - $4.50 (reg. $6 yr.) LI Sat. Eve. Post - $4.79 - 60 wk. QI(reg. $6 yr.) Lad...…

… UARY 6, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Swimmers r Trounce Purdue Squad i>- I By CARL RISEMAN Purdue's undermanned swim team opposed Michigan in the Wolverine's only swim meet during the final exam break. Michigan defeated the Purdue squad, 63-42, on Jan. 31, relying mainly on the strength of its re- serves. Purdue's squad was able to muster a meager three first places against a Michigan squad that saw few of its regular point-getters s...…

…THE MIICHIGAN DAILY ' A THE STUDENT 'S BOOK i MEANS I is located in room 528 in the Student Activities Building Beh ind the Administration Building I - TRA LARGE VALUES I on all. your textbook purchases I «. A , Buy-your Books at the Student-Operated Book Exchange I Open. Thursday, Feb. 15 ... Weekdays 1-5. ..Saturdays 9-5 ALSO SELL YOUR USED TEXTS AT S.B.XC. TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY .. . ........... - ............ ...…

… SECTION Siri x :4 tIii SECTION Two TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 TWELVE ID-YEAR EXERCISES: .eal Issue Facing U.S. dtlined to 'U' Graduates IFC Plans -year, graduates were d not to "over-look the real in the United States' pres- btempt to catch the Rus- aking at the University ation exercises, John A.= s, United States Under ,ary of Health, Education Velfare, said, "Because our has been stung we must not 7'ke...…

…THE MICTHIGAN DAILY COLLEGE GRADUATES' (Salary $4,802 to start) STATE GOVERNMENT OFFERS COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS IN: *ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYSIS * EMPLOYMENT COUNSELING *PERSONNEL. * ECONOMIC RESEARCH *HIGHWAY PLANNING BANK EXAMINING PROPERTY APPRAISING INSURANCE EXAMINING INSTITUTION MANAGEMENT' *GEOLOGY *WATER CONSERVATION *GAME BIOLOGY * FISH AREA BIOLOGY * FISHERIES BIOLOGY * LAND APPRAISING *PAROLE AND PROBATION (Male only) * PRISON ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ilty Meeting Coverage Hit by Colorado Paper TO OPEN FEB. 10: Plan Wilt Art Show <" o Daily has asked, rwa . support from Colorado stu- ts, faculty, and editors of other ege newspapers, following ex- lion of editor Ed Kahn from a ting of the University of Colo- o, Faculty Senate Jan. 21. 'he Senate voted, 66 to35, to Kahn from the meeting, which At with intellectualism on cam- They voted down an alterna- proposal that ...…

…_ _ _ _._ ... _ _ .. _ ..,s.. . .3'L UTIIJJA U.J11, ESR r Latin-American Dictatorships Losing Strength the fireplace stil lurns... or may we offer a minority opinion? The great, frenetic rush is on! It's text-book time at the University and the "campus Moloch" must be served. The great books, the dreams and visions of writers and rebels, the magnificent volumes of art and wisdom, and even the merely pleasant books which beguile and enter- ta...…

…RSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 4U' PROFESSORS AID IN RESEARCH: Museum Presents Slides of Ancient Guatemala City By MARSHA JO DEMOREST Scenes from an expedition which p uncovered an ancient Guatemalian city are now on view at the Uni- versity Museum of Natural History. Four University faculty members took part in the expedition to. Tical, a seat of Mayan civiliza- tion. They flew in early in Janu-p U'Faculty s Fellowships Announced Fellowships for...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. FEBRUARY- rnational Newcomers Find Helpful Orientation, Friendly Pe II MOp __ 7:30 a.m. They haven't been late halls of higher learning. And in London, where he'd studied pre- or missed an appointment since addition, they're meeting fellow viously. "Here everyone is so in- last Friday?" students in well-planned social formal. You can mix with them gatherings that the Orientation Actually, leaders Al Novitzsk...…

… i A!, i>;tL ,. m.. w.,s ,:.:... .. v .i.an s...hs.a[y+rY.l''MI . Yt'fiJi.Jtr. .it. )VATIONS TERMED SUCCESSFUL: )rientation Acquaints New Students with U' . By DIANE FRASER Associate Activities JEditor >ld on to your 'railroad d et' and follow the arrows into gym; women must sign out en leaving the dorm at night; w your ID card when you take a library book; don't step on "M" on the Diag before an m--welcomer to the University Michigan!" I...…

…'Jktk AliCAtIt+UAN Ott Y HURSDAY, ommo-ow" Clothing and Fur are a great asset it campus world of Men who are aingin towards life should give particular t clothes, because first impres swing an important decision TUESDAY. IFC I By PHILD Fraternity rust L versity will beg meeting for all p.m. Tuesday in room. Spring rush wi with the Open H continue through Registratio To be eligible rr ishings - dents must regis fraternity Counc first fl...…