U-M Officials Experiment With Signs

U-M Officials Experiment With Signs

At Yale University “poor black sheep” lose their way, but at the U-M it's people who can’t find what they look for. As a result of confusion about which building is which, U-M officials are considering erecting signs near all important buildings on the campus. As an experiment, the first such sign has gone up outside Angell Hall. Shown here examining the new addition to the campus is David A. Yates of Dearborn, a senior in the U-M School Natural Resources. U-M officials say that the sign shown here probably will be changed somewhat if the plan is put into effect.