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es, and I think they'll be able what they want to do and are more
le it," he says. tolerant of it," says Betty, a senior
hology Prof. Raphael Ezekiel psychology major who has done
he prejudice against racially research on interracial dating.
couples has its roots deep in But outside Ann Arbor, the climate
an culture. of tolerance dissipates. At the
CISM IN this country is real Canadian border, Mary says, she and
nd relationships between men Todd were forced to wait nearly half
men tap some of'the most pro- an hour, ostensibly because she
bases for these prejudices," didn't have proof of U.S. citizenship.
Ezekiel, who specializes in (She did, however, have a driver's
ty group-majority group license, which is usually accepted.)
ns. "Twenty byears ago it was Customs officials quizzed her on
to intermarry. When I was a American history and where she went
the South,sthey would have to school before allowing the couple to
you if they saw a black and a enter Canada.
walking down the street "IT SEEMED it was because we
r." were a mixed couple," Mary says.
he University, most students Other couples notice that people
couples confront discrinunation
tended to stare at them more frequen- as a person. I don't pay any attention parental acceptance. "The basic proved of Rob as a friend, theyN
tly at places like Briarwood Mall and to if they are white or black," says reason my parents don't want me to alarmed when they learned that
parties where there are fewer studen- Rob, who is black. go out with someone black is not two were seeing each other. C
ts. Initially, Cindy says, she had reser- because they think blacks are bad, but says she thinks that was becuase
were
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However, the stares do not bother
most mixed couples because in most
cases of interracial dating, the
couples are blind to their partner's
race. They just see each other as
human beings.
Rob and Cindy, for example, say
race was not a consideration in their
decision to go out. "I look at someone
vations about seeing Rob because of
the taboo against interracial dating,
but those reservations made her feel
guilty. After she and Rob began
dating, "I respected myself a lot
more. I felt I was more human," Cin-
dy says.
Cindy and Rob have encountered
many of the same problems as Todd
and Mary, especially in the area of
because they would not be able to tell
their peers," says Cindy, an LSA
sophomore. "(My father) would not
want to have to deal with heads tur-
ning."
Rob's family is more accepting of
his involvement with Cindy. "If that's
what I want, they'll go along with it,"
he said.
Even though Cindy's parents ap-
tear that the relationship may become
more serious. "They probably saw
something special in him
beforehand," she says.
The names in this story, except
for Raphael Ezekiel, have been
changed to protect the anonymity
of those interviewed.
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764-0557
By MARTIN FRANK
Men were dancing in colored shorts and t-shirts
and women, adorned in Hawaiian print shorts, and
halter tops, took their turn in the spotlight.
But the thermometer outside read eight
degrees. While the bitter Michigan wind raged
outside, the people dancing inside were dressed
for the beach.
Theme parties such as the Nectarine Ballroom's
Beach Party help University students forget
where they are- in both space and time. With a
change of dress and a little imagination, students
joined another epoch at an East Quad Epoch Par-
ty, retreated to the '70s in a South Quad '70s party,
came out of the rain at an Alpha Sigma Phi
Hurricane Party, visited the tropics at a Law
School Tropics Party, and joined the Gilligan's
Island crew in a party by that name.
Stacey Jenkins, a member of Delta Gamma, a
sorority that hosted a beach party at the Nectarine
Ballroom said, "It made you think about the
summer, which in the middle of winter is a nice
thought."
The theme of the party sometimes dictates the
music played and the drinks served, as well as the
party-goers' costumes. At the Hurricane Party,
the drink the "hurricane" was the only beverage
served and everybody wore rain garb.
There is also a pragmatic advantage for hosting
a theme party. Case in point: Alpha Tau Omega's
Boxers and Bow Tie Party. "Boxers and bow ties
were used for convenience. You want to use things
that you have or things that don't cost too much,"
said Pravine Rao, a fraternity member. The party'
was a success-that night the men flaunted their
striped, dotted, and heart-adorned boxer shorts.'
One Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity member said
sponsoring a theme party facilitates advertising.
Bars also cash in on this. The Nectarine Ballroom
has a different theme for each night of the week
featuring music related to the theme.
Monday night is New Music Night at the Nec-
tarine Ballroom, Wednesdays and Thursdays are
reserved for Greek theme parties, Fridays are
Top 40 Night and Sunday is Funk Night:
Mike Bender, one of the managers at the Nec-
tarine Ballroom, said each theme "attracts a dif-
ferent and distinct crowd."
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IS IT TRUE You Can Buy Jeeps for $44 through
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6 BEDROOM HOME, living room, dining room.
kitchen, 2 baths, furnished, carpeted, fireplace, no
pets.$1290 plus utilities, May to May lease. 663-
5861. cCtc
SUMMER SUBLET-2 bedroom apartment avail-
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Furnished. 663-4178. 9900307
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SUBLET - 1 bedroom near diag and CCRB.
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AVAILABLE TODAY: Bedroom in nice house,
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THE FOREST APTS., 610 S. Forest, has Large
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Completely furnished and includes heat, water,
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maint. For more info call 996-3582 or 483-7232.
cCtc.
ARE YOU GOING AWAY Fall '86? I need a sub-
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Please leave message and phone number at 764-
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CAMPUS - Two bedroom apartments at 404 N.
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cCtc
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MODERN 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Campus furnished apartments for fall. Includes
heat,water, parking, washer and dryer, and stor-
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central campus. Campus Management, Inc. 663-
4101. cCtc
AVAILABLE TODAY. ICC co-op. Single room
on North Campus, plus spaces in double rooms
on central campus. $270-$285 per month. Price
includes all food, laundry and parking. Act now,
call Ruste at 668-0011. 50C0304
FALL '86
DIVISION NEAR HURON -. Efficiencies and
1-bedrooms. Restored, historical home, furnished,
utilities included, parking and laundry. Call us
today for an appointment. Will provide
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ments. MODERN MANAGEMENT. 668-6906 or
663-3641. cCtc
FALL '86
DON'T MISS OUT by waiting to the last minute
to decide. We have rooms 1, 2 & 3 bedroom-
apartments, located in top campus areas.
Geddes near Observatory. Huron near 7th.
Oakland near Arch. Packard near Hill. Walnut
near Geddes. Washington near State. Church
near S. University. Furnished, some with laundry
and parking. Call us today for a tour. Why knock
on doors when we'll provide the transportation.
668-6906 or 663-3641. cCtc
CAMPUS BEST
320 E. Madison, 1 block from Michigan Union, 2
bedroom apartments. Reduced rent.
FREE HEAT
Call office 665-2194 or 971-1712.
ncCtc
MAY-MAY LEASE. Newly furnished, 2 bedroom;
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cCtc
CAMPUS: FALL - Now taking applications for
2 bedroom apartments. CALL ZWAS REALTY
769-6478. cCtc
CAMPUS FALL RENTALS 1986
Whether you need an efficiency apartment or
an entire house, your needs can be met simply
by calling us.
SPEARS WOLTERSOM
612 Church St.
663-3050
Apartments shown by appointment only.
cC0423
NEXT TO CCRB. Washtenaw and Geddes. Effic-
iency, 2 bedroom Apt. Full bath, kitchen, free
laundry, parking. Great location! Available Sept.
1, Call Dennis 769-8166: After 5 p.m. 434-1260.
81C0303
FALL '86
ASHLEY NEAR MAIN - 3-bedroom house,
furnished, carpet, drapes, parking. Call us today
for an appointment. Will provide transportation
and escort you thru the house. MODERN
MANAGEMENT. 668-6906 or 663-3641. cCtc
FALL '86
LIBERTY NEAR 4th STREET and MADISON
NEAR 7th - Efficiencies 1 & 2 bedroom
apartments. Furnished, carpets, drapes, parking.
Call us today for an appointment. Will provide
transportation and escort you thru the
apartments. MODERN MANAGEMENT. 668C906
or 663-3641. ectc
STUDENT SERVICES
STANLEY KAPLAN Educational Center has
classes to prepare for the June LSAT exam be-
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QUALITY TYPING SERVICES: Fast, accurate,
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as subjects in medication research studies. Mone-
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teers. For further information call Mrs. S. Moran,
R.N., Research Volunteer Coordinator. (8 a.m. -
4 p.m.) 996-7051. 86H0314
BUSINESS SERVICES
AUDIO PA AND DISCO systems. Electronic and
computer repair. T shirts, posters, and mass
quantities of sheet music. For the first name in
music equipment, see ANN ARBOR MUSIC
MART. (313) 764-4980. cJ0423
LETTER-PERFECT quality typing. Fast,
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delivery. 995-0325. 98J0307
RESUMES JUST $11.50. Laser typeset quality.
GENERIC Word Processing Service - 662-1068.
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"YOU can turn an INTERVIEW into a JOB."
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computer repair. T shirts, posters, and mass
quantities of sheet music. For the first name
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THE RESEARCHERS - Research and informa-
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THE LETTER WRITER - Resumes; creative/
letter writing; secretarial services; student rates
on typing. 455-8892. cJtc
A-1 TYPING - On campus. Professional. Rush
service available. 668-8898. cJ0423
WRITE ON...
Editorial and Typing Service
Freelance Writing
996-0566
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TYPING SERVICES - $2 per page - Letter
Quality 663-1871. cJ0423
COMPLETE WORD PROCESSING - Expressive
Images Studio, Reasonable rates. 971-1870. c00423
TYPING - ALL KINDS - Fast, efficient service.
Reasonable rates. Laurie, 973-1592. cJtc
FREE RESUME
w/20-pg. paper or 20 coverletters EXECU-TOPS
Word Processing. 663-7158. cJtc
SPRING BREAK '86 - Nassau, Bahamas, $409.
March 22-29. COMPLETE TRAVEL. 761-6500.
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Europe
Book Europe early. Save $50. Great
Places Travel Consultants, U of M Union
Mall. Call 994-4777.
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Expert Repairs & Fine Jewelry
Engagement & Wedding Rings Our Specialty
Mon.- Sat. Days & Eves
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10 - monster
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nemesis
17 Brook
18 German indus-
trial city
19 Courageous act
20 "It's only a -"
22 Office pool
23 Levantine ketch
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31 Gnawing
creature
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37 Part of TAE
39 Partner of
"roger"
40 Earth goddess
41 Gertrude
42 Saint Philip
(1515-95)
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Norwegian
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45 Elan
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politics
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58 Once in -
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measures
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England
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poetically
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CAMP COUNSELORS - Directors of 5 summer
camps on campus Wednesday interviewing for
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dramatics. See "CAMPS ARE US" at Summer
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