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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Sunday, March 23, 1975

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Sunday, March 23 "The Ecotone Between Spartlna
and Salicornia in the Tidal Marshes
Day Calendar of San Francisco Bay," 1139 N S, 111
4 pm.
T ASearch for Sounds plied Mechanics; engineering I
Channel 4, WWJ TV, noon. Science: J. Dundurs, Tech. Inst.,
WUOM: Sheila Steward, "A Tri- Northwestern U., "Heat Condue-1
bute to Noel Coward," 1 pm. tion in Contact Problems and Ther- drawin
Int'l Ctr.: World's Fair, N. Cam- mal Rectification," 229 W. Eng., shells,
pus Commons, noon-6 pm. 4 pm. The eg
IM Sports: Family recreation, -Tee
State, ovr, Family rc. in Medicinal Chemistry; Michigan ent col
Stat, Hoover, 13:0-5:30 pm. Women in Science: Gertrude B.
UAC Musket: Guys and Dolls, Elion, Wellcome Research Lab, the col
Power, 2, 8 pm. "The Biochemical Approach to the ingsa
T rombone student recital, Recital Treatment of Gout," S. Lec. Hall, Ukrain
'Hall, 2:30 pm; Univ. Youth Band, Med. Sci. II, 4 pm.
Harry McTerry, conductor, Hill Physics: Dr. S. Ellis, Fermi Nat'l Ther
And., 3 pm; faculty recital - "An Accelerator Lab, "Producing the of an"
Afternoon of Song," Rackham New Particles," Rm. 2046 Randall in larg
Aud., 4 pm; degree recital -Rcih- Lab, 4:15 pm .dspa
and Baier, saxophone, Cady Music ,display
Rm., Stearns Bldg., 4:30 pm; French Summer Placement rested
Horn student recital - Cady Mu- 763-4117 made
sic Rm., Stearns Bldg., 8 pm; degree When t
recital - Alan Milster, organ, Hill TWA Airlines. Kansas: Interview
Aud., 8 pm; Greer Ellison, flute, Mon./Tues. Mar. 24/25; briefings With t
Recital Hall, 8 pm. every hour 10 am-7 pm in Kuenzel distinct

rd Fair stimulates interest
international differences
Continued from Page 1) (Greek) table. People like, he Browning of Radcliff Junior
g a pattern on the egg- explained, to see scenes from High in Garden City.
with ink and candlewax. other countries. The co-chairman of the World
ggs are later dyed differ- Many children came to the Fair, Kwasi Osei, estimated
lors. Both the lines and World Fair as a school trip, that 2,000 people would attend
ors have particular mean- such as Kim Davis and Sue the three day event.
and represent different _--___


ian regions.
peculiar rhytbmatic beats
'instrument" drew people!
e numbers to the African
area. Six pieces of wood,
length-wise on two 1 )gs
of rolled-up cardboard.
his "instrument" was hit
wo short broom handles,
melodies were created.,
usic captivated the audi-
can b o a r d s create
" asked a fascinated wo-
t was a mystery to all.
OPLE CAME today be-
t h e y' r e interested in
g about different cu.l-
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(Continued from Page 1) game. As one girl insisted, "I
cent decided that they are "lib- think I am irrational and always
eral," 42.7 per cent admit to do irrational things. No norm
being "middle-of-the-road," 9.71 or statisticewill ever bear any
per cent are "conservative," truth for me.
and .5 per cent call themselves

TWA Airlines, Kansas: interview
.Mon./Tues. Mar. 24ff25; briefings
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Lounge, Union; stewards/steward-
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say that we're only at the b
do for our customers.
ONLY 9 DAYS LEFT!

We are endinq our unique,
no longer economically feas-
ible, 11/2 year old, 25 %
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31st to give customers a
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from it, and after that you
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DAVID & STAFF

"far right."
The estimated parental income
for 56.4 per cent was $20,000 ort
more. "I wish I were one of
the rich kids I keep hearing
about," complained one student.
All of those voicing their re-I
actions seemed totally skeptical
about the study. Whenever any-;
one seriously considered a sta-
tistic, it was only briefly and'
usually with a frivolous com-
ment about the apparently un-
scientific nature of such in-
quiries.
Perhaps the students were
challenging the old numbers

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Volume LXXXV, No. 137
Sunday, March 23, 1975
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