…N r Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom P Litw :4Iait1v SLUSHY Snow showers today with a high in the mid to upper 30s. 0 Vol. XCI, No. 136 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 19, 1981 Ten Cents Teri Pages Regen By BETH ALLEN Concerned members of the Universi inunity are preparing to battle the pe 0 problem of declining black enrollment University Regents take a look at the minority enrollment...…
…" Page 2-Thursday, March 19, 1980-The Michigan Daily PHONE CAL L LE ADS TO IMPROMPTU DEBA TE: Critic slams Reagan cuts LOS ANGELES (AP) - When President Reagan telephoned Los Angeles Times theatre critic Dan Sullivan, he just wanted to put in a good word for a new show by his friend Buddy Ebsen. But, Sullivan said yesterday, he got in a few good words of his own -taking the president to task for his budget cuts. "I'm ashamed of you," Sulli...…
…( The Mijhigan Daily-Thursday, March 19, 1981-Page 3 Early morning driver reaches road 's end, slams into building Reagan proposes increased world arm sales WASHINGTON (AP) - Former President Carter's policy of minimizing global arms sales has been reversed by the Reagan adminstration, which argues that military security can help build healthy minds in friendly nations. It is partly for this reason, says Un- dersecretary of State James Buc...…
…OPINION Thursday, March 19, 1981 The Michigan Daily l E tigan l '; PIR GIMfunding could set Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan future of student activism Vol. XCI, No. 136 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board By Rick Levick and Joshua Peck Creationists in Arkansas Y APPROVING A BILL THAT B3 would require public schools to teach creation...…
…ARTS Thursday, March 19, 1980 The Michigan Doily Page 5 ,x Hail1 to Prince: By RJ SMITH I've been reading some Carl Jung lately, and this is what he says: "It is a favorite neurotic, misconception that a true adaptation to the world can be found by giving full rein to sexuality." Kiss kiss, bang bang: "libido is dead, long live the new celibacy" is the clarion call of the 80s. With Moral Majorityniks setting the agenda for you and me, ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 19, 1981--Page 7 Neighbors band together in fight against crime Ar rnoto Tonight Show host Johnny Carson blasts the National Enquirer during his, Tuesday night show. Carson denounced an article about him and said the publication "stinks." Caro quips force_ jurors' dismissal By SANDRA SMITH Rather than quivering behind bolted doors, some Ann Arbor residents favoring stepped-up police protection are taking ma...…
…SPORTS Thursday, March 19, 1981 ' Page 8 Cagers travel to Syracuse with ,NY, in mind By SCOTT LEWIS Special to the Daily SYRACUSE, N.Y. - After two decisive NationaltInvitation Tour- nament victories, the Michigan basket- ball team has been rewarded with an all-expenses-paid trip to New York. Everyone loves New York. Isn't that what the people sing in the commer- cial? For head coach Bill Frieder and his team, however, the trip East came ...…
…THIS BUD'S FOR YOU By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE It's tournament time again.. . ... basketballs fill the air March Madness: ... Ah, what a glorious time of year! The snow is melting, the days are get- ting longer, and the tube is filled with plenty of great basketball. With the NCAA Championship ging full tilt, the NIT winding up, and the high schoolers finishing up their state championships, there is certainly no shor- tage of quality roundball being p...…
…Page 10-Thursday, Larch 19, 1981-The Michigan Daily Former 'U' chief Fleming to retire from CPB 0r Robben Fleming, president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and former University president, told the CPB board of directors yesterday that he wishes to retire from the office when he reaches age 65, toward the end of 1981. He and his wife will return to Ann Ar- bor. Fleming was University president from 1968 until January 1979. IN...…
