23, 1971

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Seven

23, ~971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven

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Study in
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T he Guadalajara S um m er
School, a fully accredited Uni-
versity of Arizona program, will
offer, July 5 to August 14, art,
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liticol science, language and lit-
erature courses. Tuition, $ 60;
board and room, $155. Write
Dr. Juan B. Rael, Office of
Summer Session, University of
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New Daily senior
editors take office


Continued from Page 1i
from Oak Park, and Larry Lem-
pert a Residential College litera-
ture major from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lempert and Weiner, along with j
Chudwin, will oversee the final
writing and display of news articles
appearing in each issue.
In addition Lempert and Weinerj
will supervise the training of new
reporters and help coordinate the
reportorial staff in the gathering
of news.
Directing the arts page of The
Daily will be Anita Crone, a Resi-
dential College literature major
from Pontiac. As arts editor,
Crone will coordinate the coverage
of theater and movie openings, and
the soliciting of record reviews and
other articles involving the arts in
Ann Arbor.
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Right On in the Residence Halls
REPPLY FOR RESIDENCE HA LL ACCOMMODATIONS

BETWEEN MARCH 9 AND

MARCH

18, 1971

The editorial staff appointments
were made by the outgoing senior
editors on Jan. 31. A week later,
the senior business managers ap-
pointed their successors.
Serving as advertising manager
will be Richard Radcliffe, a busi-
ness administration major from
Plymouth. Radcliffe will supervise
the business staff's advertising de-
partments -- classifieds, display,
layout, and billing.
Suzanne Boschan, a history art
major from Huntington Woods,
was - appointed sales manager.
Boschan will supervise the sales
and promotion department, concen-
trating on attracting new advertis-
ers to The Daily.
Appointed finance manager was
John Sommers, an industrial en-
gineering major from Lake Forest,
Ill. Sommers will issue disburse-
ments to pay bills and salaries, and
determine whether to give credit
to an advertiser who requests ad-
ditional time for payment.
Directing the circulation depart-
ment will be Andy Golding, a jour-
nalism major from Roslyn, N.Y.
Golding will coordinate subscrip-
tions. delivery of The Daily each
morning. makeup of the various
routes, and handle complaints from
subscribers.
Appointed personnel director of
the business staff was Janet Engi,
an elementary education major
from Morristown, N.J. Engl will
supervise the recruitment and
training of new members of the
business staff.

All students presently residing in the residence halls must
participate in the reapplication process. Materials on the
procedures relating to priorities and methods to be util-
ized in selecting rooms for the 1971-1972 academic year
will be made available to students before the Spring
Recess.
Fall applications will be made available in early April for stu-
dents who are presently enrolled at the University and living
off-cam pus.

THE NEW SENIOR EDITORS of the Daily are (seated, left to right) Jim Beattle, Robert Kraftow
(standing, left to right) Rick Perloff, Lynn Weiner, Anita Crone, Steve Koppman, Larry Lempert,7
Mahoney and Dare Chudwin.

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THE NEW SENIOR MANAGERS of the business staff are (left to right) John Sommers, Jai
Engl, Richard Radcliffe, James Storey, Suzanne Boschan and (seated) Andy Golding.

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a halfway house for mental patients, contact Dennis
White at 662-9859.
OBJECT: To provide a relatively non-theraputic milieu as
an alternative to institutionalization,

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