Miami Hurricane, March 28, 1952

              The Miami
Hurricane
Volume XXVII
University ok Miami, Coral Gables, Fla., March 28, 1952
No. 19
Goodman To Star In Benefit
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Story On Page 5
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Photo by Firf.fr
SHAKESPEARE IN DUNGAREES takes over the Ring theater as rehearsals go on for the second annual Shakespeare festival opening next month. Rehearsing their parts for “The Taming of the Shrew," are, left to right, Carl Redcoff, who plays Petruccio, Evelyn King who will appear as Katherina, and Stella Grey, who takes the part of Bianaa. The play’s director, Sam Hirsch, surveys the scene from a balcony replica of a Elizabethan theater. Hirsch is also directing the Festival's second play, “Romeo and Juliet."
Photo by Aronow
SAFF.LV BEHIND BARS UNTIL TONIGHT, candidates for the coveted title of “Ugly Man on Campus" smile for the photographer. One of 18 candidates will be named "ugliest" tonight at 8 p.m. at the annual dance in the Student Club, sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega, national servicee fraternity. Pictured are three of the contestants plus a student passer-by who was thrown into the picture (and the cell) because of his rather evident talents. Left to right are Jerry Callahan. Sigma Nu; Mel Yanuck, Alpha Epsilon Pi; Jim Estaver, sponsored by Chi Omega sorority; and the “darkhorse" at the bottom.
U-M Ugly Man To Be Chosen At Dance Tonight
Story On Page 4
U-M Begins Immediate Acceptance Of Medical School Applications
With building plans still unfinished, the University will begin accepting applications immediately for the Dade county medical school, according to a statement released yesterday by U-M President Dr. Bowman F. Ashe.
Classes will begin in late September or early October, according to Dr. Ashe. Only 28 students will be accepted for the first semester. Twenty-six from Florida and two from out of state. Not more than five students from one county will be admitted to the U-M-operated medical school.
Florida students must have legal proof of state and county residence. They must have lived with parents in this state for at least seven years. Medical school tuition will be $600.
University officials urged students to check carefully the requirements for admission before making applications. Qualified students with three years of college may be eligible, but students with bachelors’ degrees will get preference.
Students desiring application forms should send their names and addresses at once to Medical School, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.
The state, itself, has offered to pay Florida’s first accredited medical school $3,000 for each student up to a total of $225,000.
Hurricane Honey No. 19
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IT'S EASY TO SEE why cute Sally Schaffer’s telephone is always busy. This week's Honey is an 18-year-old freshman from Cleveland, O., and is majoring in government. Presently, however, Sally spends lots of time between studies and classes by swimming, dancing and piano playing. Her vital statistics include S feet. 2 inches tall. 108 pounds, blonde hair and blue eyes. Sally will he a beauty among beasts tonight as she receives her orchid at the Alpha Phi Omega “Ugly Man” contest dance in the Student Club patio. Hurricane Photo Editor Marty Aronow will do the honors.