Graffiti Carved into Michigan Union Tabletops
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Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1956
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A MICHIGAN TRADITION: For many years University students have carved their names and initials into tables that were first owned by "Joe Parker's" tavern and later by the Michigan Union. Today, only 14 of the tables remain in use at the Union. Ten other table tops, a portion of two of which are shown here, are embedded into the wall of the Union cafeteria. Not the scores of the '03 U-M football team in the upper box in center.
Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1956
Caption
A MICHIGAN TRADITION: For many years University students have carved their names and initials into tables that were first owned by "Joe Parker's" tavern and later by the Michigan Union. Today, only 14 of the tables remain in use at the Union. Ten other table tops, a portion of two of which are shown here, are embedded into the wall of the Union cafeteria. Not the scores of the '03 U-M football team in the upper box in center.
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1956
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November
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