…j' .F yr li" ,; , .., Vii; ' '' ff .I Yi (( . pii i }if j f '. ', i pjij I'. ii p.. t '' i , i ' ', i I , f t I I 3 f , if IP I? f! i' 3}3} i} '! !1 ?. 4 ' . r. i' F" ZCIer firliigan Bail MAGAZINE Vol. IV, Na. 5 Sunday, March 2, 1958 I I . 'i :;:, , ,i: i , .k i F , s4 t G k i I In this issue .. . * "WINTER'S TALE" * THE MUSIC REVIEWER * OUR GENERATION * ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE * WHIZZ KIDS & RAILBIRDS * THE CAO DAI I LIVE IN AN APARTMENT...…
…Page Two Sunday, March 2, 1 9,58 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page..Two..THE . MICHIGAN..DAILY MAGAZINE Su.nda ..c.1.58 I CONTENTS 'WINTER'S TALE____ Thomas Blues Page 2 THE MUSIC REVIEWER David Kessel Page 4 OUR GENERATION Donald A. Yates Page 5 ARCHITECTURE Bernard Stollman Page 6 WHIZZ KIDS Michael Kraft Page 8 THE CAO DAI _Richard Halloran Page 9 APARTMENT Vernon Nahrgang Page 10 RUMANIA TODAY ---Carol Prins Page 11 MARTY__- __ Rona...…
…Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Three Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Poac Three A Philosophy Instructor Turned Disc Jockey Comes to Terms with George Berkely, Orval Faubus and Miss Monroe togetherness in the business ence and I don't want to convert world. anybody to anything." "In the 30's," Winter said, "they "I am a team man, without a protested to gain adherence. To- problem I can name, day's ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIAN'J DAILY VAACA7l1lr .", FI- ,II,' ' "' - "Sunday, March , Z1958 THE MUSIC REVIEWER The "Call To Review" Produces Curious Group Including Music Lit Students, Dilettantes and "Comp" Ticket Seekers By DAVID KESSEL~- CRITICISM of the arts, appear-} ing in a widely circulated lo- eal newspaper has become rea- V sonably secure from serious pub- lic appraisal. To be sure, an oc- casional brave soul will disagree via the "Lett...…
…Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Five -,. _ _ .. so performance by Vienna Phil- harmonic unleashed a storm when he said a modern work by the German composer Berger "should have stayed home." And at the 1916 May Festival, he created a brief flurry by noting a certain young musician was "de- scribed in the program as one of Philadelphia's most promising young composers. Unless he im- proves considerably, he has little h...…
…Page Sipe THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE lS vAi#&^-Z' ~ P, .TM ,IA hl A A - .n --*... -unay, March , 195 Organic Architecture Modern Life Must Find Expression in Homes -Frank LloydWright i Jr A TESTAMENT. By Frank Lloyd Wright. New York, 1957: Hori- ?on Press, 255 pp. $12.50. By BERNARD H. STOLLMAN "So, my boy, do not trouble yourself as to whether or not others understand your words as you do. Seek rather to un- derstand yourself-regardles...…
… Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 2, 1958 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 2, 1958 I Live in an Apartment A Humorous Insight into the Advantages and Hazards Of Landlord-Administered Housing (EDITOR'S NOTE: Last year at this time, Vernon Nahrgang wrote "an stimate, eye-witness account of rass liviog' unodr the title "I Live in a Dorm." Since then, Mr. Nahrgang has changed residences, aud, encour- aged b...…
…rage Eight THE MICHIrAN nAII v kAere7iKlC: !+ a a a s sa owsw Pae iht. , n 'r'..'w I V rnA '5L i N Sunday, March Z, 1958 T F Ar c k ilw kA''~.r Whizz Kids & Railbirds Skating at The Coliseum By.MICHAEL KRAFT his strength by continually ad- Daily staff Writer monishing his partner for not be- R AILBIRDS are usually associ- ing able to skate fast enough. The ated with horse racing. But female displays her femininity by the term can just as...…
…Sunday, March2,1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Nine THE CAO DAI A Buddhist, Christian, Confucian, Hindu, Jewish and Taoist Synthesis By RICHARD HALLORAN Buddhist pagoda, nor Moslem \ ' to superiors, and indulge in no N MODERN man's religious life, mosque, nor Hebrew synagogue. worldly practices. ItMEN ans rousnlife, is a grotesque combination of Their reward for such virtuous fragmentation is commonplace. architectural features from all ...…
…Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Seven i St~ndoy, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Pane Seven be more trying than expected, es- pecially after the classicism of the World's Fair of 1893. The public couldn't accept a radical like Sul- livan; the concept of freedom was still foreign to American architec- ture. Wright was forced to watch his teacher find fewer and fewer commissions for new work. He saw Sullivan...…
….1 Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE o, ,,,, ct,,.._._ - _. . v... ,page Eiever RumaniaToday Party and Government Relationship Observed in Communist State By CAROL PRINS but of the legislative work is ulation votes. Don't you know would upset the economy and the lution" as stated by Harrison Sal- Daily Magaine Editor performed by the Presidium of the world smiles at you" was the security of the ruling party. The isbury to a ...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March Z, 1958 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 2, 19S8 MARTY Magnetic Eyes and Corned Beef Drew Patrons To Local Delicatessen By RONALD KOTULAK convince the members but "when cme when he was practicing on Daily Stagf Writer I stood on her and she didn't bend, his sister before he mastered the STARING into his magnetic eyes, their mouths fell to the floor." art of hypnoti...…
…-Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Thirteen A WOMAN PRESIDENT? University Alumnae Gain Fame in Politics, Pharmacy, Medicine, the Theatre and the Arts By ROSE PERLBERG Daily Activities Editor THE PHRASE, "it's a man's world" grows increasingly ob- solete as more and more members of the opposite sex receive pub- lic recognition for their achieve- ments. To see how some of our coeds of yesteryear fared once out of the ivy...…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 2, 1958 HACKiERaY eThe Age of Wisdom' Paints Portrait of 19th Century Novelist THACKER AY: THE AGE OF- WISDOM, 847 - 1863. By Gordon N. Ray. 523 pp. Il- lustrated. New York: McGraw- Hill Book Co. $8. By VERNON NAHRGANGs Daily City Editor THE PUBLICATION in month- ly numbers throughout 1847 and 1848 of Vanity Fair brought the beginnings of literary famed and fortune to the tall, bespec...…
…Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Fifteen The Prevalence of Paperbacks A Cultural Sign of Our Times of financial success with a mini- This same browser, in the pres- financial sense in purchasing mum of concern over what the ence of the increasing number of paper-bound books. book in question does in the hard- paperback racks at his bookstore, The prevalence of paperbacksi back form. would be able to confirm the last pl...…
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