January 17, 1959

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…Robert Magidoff: Correspondent, 'Spy,' Author and Educator By THOMAS KABAKER ROBERT MAGIDOFF, now a I learned that my secretary had teaching fellow in the Slavic accused me of spying for the languages department, once shot United States Defense Depart- to international prominence by ment. The news actually came as being the first man to be thrown a relief after a week of suspense. out of Russia on the grounds that My wife and I had been follo...…

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… Michigan's Search for More Doctors There Is a National Shortage, but the Problem Is 'Acute' in This State Bly LANE VANDERSLICE T7HROUGHOUT the Unted"come by adding to state medical State today, there is a 5 . p pp tfOailitie authorities agree. in, concern over a riing need forsrTooo problems mot be con- physicians. President Dwig~ht D sdered in this area. Medical Esenhowset, and the nation'a medi- School fa cilities are not cheap to ral leade...…

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…to neurological science psychiatry and industrial medicine, oppor- tunities which are not so extensive in Ann Arbor. (Cni eediiageEven if the merger talks never The University is requesting get past the talking stage there planning funds for the building will still be cooperation between this year. The building will make . the two schools in the interests of it possible for all medical school balanced statewide development, departments to move...…

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…Dilemma of College Athletics ATHLETICS are a part of the American way of life. And supposedly this explains why, at all levels of American edu- cation, there are full-scale athletic programs working at a fever pitch to turn out winning teams. * But this certainly cannot ex- plain, or at least explain rationally- why the colleges and universities of the United States are mixed up in the midst of a topsy - turvy a athletic scheme that defies any...…

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…Your Discontinued Textbooks are worth real money! if sold to ULRICH'S with your currently good ones. YOUR BEST DEAL-FIGURE IT OUT ULRICH'S sell your discontinued books to over 600 college bookstores. This way we get the highest possible prices for you. At least 25% of the books used this semester are now obso- lete or discontinued. another ULRICH service - CL OTHING SALE ENTIRE STOCK of NEW FALL CLOTHING SUITS. . ..... formerly $49.50 to $65 S...…

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…To End the Athletic Circus (Continued from Preceding Page) not tell now, but it certainly would be made any more equal would be NCAA, and would not be able to come cloaer than the present to make the entrance require- schedule others that are in the system. ments, and the resultant academic group. In equalizing all of the recruit- level of difficulty the same. And The secret, of course, would be ing, scholarship and alumni diffi- this- is obvi...…

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…Tunisia Today This New African State Is Working To Gain Stability in an Area of the World Plagued by Many Problems By AHMED BELKHODJA Fate gave Tunisia a privi- into the official fold, pledged to leged position, in the center of support the government. the sea which has nurtured The more serious attack on the civilization. From the balcony regime was attempted by the ex- of the Maghreb, Tunisia looks treme nationalists, led by the ex- both to...…

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…IN A TIME OF DISINTERESTED AND 'UNILLUSIONED' STUDENTS A NOTED EDUCATOR RE-EXAMINES THE VALUE AND MEANING OF A Liberal Education By hAROLD TAYLOR THERE ARE MANY ways of thinking and talking about the present generation, and I think there are more people talking about them than there are mem- bers of the younger generation. This is all to the good, provided the talk is based on understanding and direct acquaintance with the young people being ...…

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…Slater's Pay What Is the Future o the (Continued from Preceding Page) him in more and more commit- How can the flexibility and the the community leaders, the presenft ment to tasks and duties which tolerance, the humanity, of the teachers have a role to play-they sities and a large segment of the are not central to the concern with liberal philosophy be sustained by are the ones whose encouragement watching public act as if he were. truth and...…

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…Liberal Arts? (Continued from Preceding Page) 'WTHERE ARE WE then in the coveries except by individual ef- YY Ysearch for achieving liberal- ism? What is the future of liberal- fort, and life in the college of ism and the liberal ar liberal arts must be organized in If what has- been said about ... such a way that the student is liberalism has any truth in it, one continually thrust into situations answer is clear. The essence of the 9 from w...…

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…Ne fr'm RECORDED LIVE... from the "Hungry i" in San Francisco THE KINGSTON TRIO k~ , "' r "5. of Wisconsin. But I never did get berf to do much writing - at least the kind I was planning on. "My first job was with a Brit- (Continued from Page 2) ish group, but soon I went with Associated Press. Since I came ng, more haphzrd graves du from Russia- I told you I was ng the battle and mass graves born in Kiev, didn't I - it was while the Germans...…

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…to the material under discussion. Monday-Wednesday-Friday class- The-student is expected to do the room cycle is on the way out," said g reading on his own. It is assumed Sarah Gibson Blanding, president In iv idmo lle that he is taking the course be- of Vassar College. "Students don't cause he is interested in it and need to spend nearly as much time will work because he wants to in class as they do." learn.Th edctrfoeatas- FUB Prom otes Inde...…

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…122 E. Washington St. Herb Gardner: A Failure To Write Creatively i Sam's Store Brings you WINTER BARGAINS for "Cold-Cash" Men's Wear All wool, gabardine and flannel pants $895 Asst'd Colors, Free Cuff Alterations Flop Pocket, Wash & Wear Polished Cotton Pants $395 corduroy . . . $4.50 rayon and acetate ... $4.50 Year 'round wearability Assorted Colors SPORT SHIRTS long sleeves $199/ or 2 for $3.50 Broadcloth, worm cotton flannels Leather ...…

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… CUT OUT AND SAVE MOVIE CALENDAR DURING EXAMS CUT OUT AND SAVE NOW DIAL NO 8-6416 Ending Tonight "CITIZEN KANE" and "BICYCLE THIEF" ' Starting Sunday * "LOVERS OF PARIS" (Pot Bouillie) A Starting Wed., Jan. 21 'a' MICHAEL REDGRAVE in the British Murder Mystery "Time Without Pity" Starting Sun., Jan. 25 ' The One and Only FERNAN DEL in "Senethal The Magnificent" ro r ANTEMA E i I n ri ! 'la 2-2513 TON IGHT "A N I ME Starting Sunday JERRY ...…

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… Greene's Ideas on Achieving Cleanliness: ONE IN A SERIES (DRAYCLADNGXeINNEUR (DRYC LE ANING DIVISION) 4 , s ~ . C3 ' , '" * , V " ;.a s < V i t f i ". ,. , . , ci --' c o a O 3 O a V' r " " " " " '+ " i f _ # " " 8 r " y f " 4 } " " r " (J ., J r 7 1/1 ! 4 'Y 'jam ^' ,-° t s . i " " How do you win top honors in the international drycleaning field? Well, if they had such a compe- tition, Greene's could win it hands down on two dif- ferent ...…

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