2 - The Michigan Daily - Weekend etc. - Thursday, September 16, 1993


Dewar Weekend etc. Readers,
Welcome io this season's premiere edition of Weekend etc. Unlike the rest of the Daily, Weekend devotes itself to those
lazy days at the end of the week. With our eclectic blend of features, reviews and previews, we exist to entertain and also
to inform you. This fall, we also have the fortune of having five columnists - a few names you may recognize, along with
a couple that might be new to you. Read them while they're still free reads. Books, films, music, theater, fine arts - access
to all these mediums lies here at your fingertips. Don't smudge the print.
We at Weekend etc. cordially invite you into our pages. Glance at them with more than wanton perusal. Absorb them,
let them become you. After all, it may be our Weekend etc., but it's your weekend.

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Ten years ago, on a cold and gloomy Friday, the Daily ran this ad. Clearly before the days of massive computer clusters,
a typewriter was a necessary tool for the paper-stricken student. It was a simpler day - no disks, no printers, no lost files,
no temperamental hard drives. You could just trot on over to the "U. Cellar" (wherever that may have been), and fora paltry
sum, rent your very own Wilson, complete with spell check, word processing programs, spreadsheets and grammar check.
Oh wait - typewriters had none of that. Remember this ad the next time you find yourself cursing the lines at the Angell
Hall computing center.



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Darcy Lockman
ARTS EDITORS
Jessie Halladay
Nima Hodaei

Megan Abbott, Jon Altshul, Geoff Earle, Tom
Erlewine, Oliver Giancola, Andrew Levy,
Colleen Olle, Evan Petrie, Heather Phares,
Austin Ratner, Liz Shaw and Kirk Wetters.




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Japanese Steak House
741-8100
Students Welcomed

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Chinese Restaurant
Tx AAA MNagazine ReenIm Poll Rates Forbidden City
t.& No. I In the Stute in 191
Sze Chuan, Hunan and Mandarin Specialies
Exotic Coctails - Dining
Carry Out " Sunday Buffet
Most Complete Wine List
Lunheon Special
Open 7 Days a Week

1, c 
Italian Restaurant
(across from Farmer's Market)
Outdoor Cafe

OPUM~flAL
Daily
Combination Specials
starting at $4.95
Luncheon Specials
at $3.99
Free Delivery " Carry Out
Sit In Dining
Catering & Parties Welcomed
707 Packard
(near State St.) 668-2744

1....20 E. Liberty at fourth Ave J
Carry-out Mdays a week
*EXOTIC ODMNKS - WINES - COCKTAL E
1100 E. Cathernea Glen - 761-8996
Open 6 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays
6 am. - 3 p.m. Sat-, 7 a-m. - 2 p.m. Sun.
Serving breakfast and lunch all day.
Featuring hontemazde raisin bread
Favorites for over 30 years.

Forbidden City West
3535 Plymouth Rd.
665.3591

Forbidden City East
4905 Washtenaw Ave.
434-7978

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for dining excellence by Molly Abraham
of the Detroit Free Press

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rNodctin Food
DINE IN or CARRY OUT
Monday -Thursday 11lam - 8pm
Friday 11lam -10pm
Saturday 12pm - 9pm
21. Furthe. 996-0234

Ann Arbor's Finest Mexican
Style Food. Michigan's
Largest Selection of Gourmet
Hot Sauces & Salsas
Open 11-11l seven
WE DELIVER! days a week
761-6650 333 E. HURON

Dinner Buffets and
Lunch Buffets Daily
am-2.30 lnm . All you C(an Eat!


216 S. Fourth Ave " 996-0234
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