Thursdoy, June 10, 1976
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Thursday, June 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine
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PERSONAL
GEO MEMBERSHIP MEETING: 7:30
Tuesday, June 15. Rackham Amphi-
theatre. Bargaining-Review and dis-
cussion of Administration Counter-
proposals-and other issues. 23F615
PERILS OF AML
While AML is still weeping in the
grass, the evil Monsieur Kraemer has
abandoned his disabled mower, and
is heading for our unsuspecting he-
roine. He is a ruthless man who will
stop short of nothing to get what
he wants. And right now he wants
to find the great PASCAL and to
learn the secrets of the universe.
(Not to mention those of dear
AML). What will he do to AML?
Will he get what he wants? The
cards are dealt.
A NEAT GAME to play. Billiards at
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PERSONAL
MESSAGES FROM THE MANAGER
Taday methinks I will hebhi-if, as
it is now too hot o either think or
type. It also appears to be too hot
for my readers (if there really are
any) to write. Today is the first
day in a great while that I haven't
gotten any letters. I was disap-
pointed; Oh well, life's tough. No
one even wanted to knock on the
Mets. Surprising, aye? I am now in
the process of trying to find some
nice weekend trips that can be
made by car. If anyone has any
scenic suggestions, I'd appreciate
them. Thanks all. Debbie c/o Box
21. BULLETIN: I just received a
package from some fantastic nut
who put 52c postage on it to send
me four sourbails. Thanks it was
really funny opening itI
YOUNG, single, female taxidermist
looking for companionship. Prefer-
ably a faa. So stuffed shirts, please.
Must be animal lover dead or
alive). No turkeys need apply. Write
Box 23. 16F612
SKILLED tennis player seeking
playing partners or anyone want-
ing lessons. Jim. 763-6558, after 5.
31F612
STYLING is the name of our game.
Harold, Dave and Chet. UM Stylists
at the Union. Open 8:30 a.m.
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PREGNANT? Need help? Call Prob-
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S. Division. Free pregnancy testa.
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Grad students or undergrads-inter-
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cell biology and/or human psysiolo-
gy and meeting once or twice a
week for discussions? If so, call
David at 995-3406, after 7 p.m.
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