Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 7, 1947
Caption:
Welding is a hot enough business even on a cool day, but add the smothering temperatures which have visited Ann Arbor this week and you get a job few men would envy. Harold Dapprich of Ypsilanti, the welder in the above picture, isn't quite as warm as you may think, however. He is at work replacing a steam main in the University's underground tunnel system where the temperature is some eight degrees cooler than outside. It's a different story in tunnels leading to the buildings which use steam for cooking or sterilizing purposes. There the temperature gets as high as 120 degrees.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 11, 1962
Caption:
"M" SNOWMAN: The first heavy snowfall of the season provided an excellent opportunity for amateur snow sculptors to ply their art. First-prize honors might go to an eight-foot tall Michigan snowman fashioned by Martin Thomas of Long Island, N. Y., John (Bill) Glace and Mike Drake. Thomas poses beside the snowman, which is naturally equipped with a Michigan pennant, in the front yard of the Glace home at 1421 Marian Ave.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 4, 1939
Caption:
Symbolic Screens: Coats of arms of individuals prominent in the history of the Episcopal church, the city and the University, are painted on shields incorporated in woodwork screens installed in St. Andrew's Episcopal church. A detail of the screens showing some of the shields is pictured above.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 26, 1990
Caption:
Elie Wiesel, left, is given the first University of Michigan Raoul Wallenberg Medal by U-M President James J. Duderstadt.