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…In College Park, they like the code By SUE BARTO Picture a campus, a public college like The niversity of Michigan and about the same size, where students not only helped adopt and administer a student code of non-academic conduct, but they overwhelmingly continue to support it four years after it was implemented. You have pictured The University of Maryland. ALTHOUGH THE number of students ex- pelled and suspended has mushroomed since the u...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, October 21, 1984 GRENADA PROMPTS GUIDELINES Penta on can censor ournalists IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (AP) - The next time American troops go into battle, they may have company - a "pool" of journalists operating under rules that are a legacy of press-military hostility which crested during the Grenada in- vasion. Journalists were banned from Grenada for the first 48 hours after the U.S.-led invasion began O...…

…The Michigan Daily - Snday, October 21,184- Page 3 Kremlin accuses $U.S.of blocking weapons talks MOSCOW (AP)-In the third major statement in four days on arms control, the Kremlin accused the United States yesterday of at least eight treaty violations and dismissed similar U.S. charges as "political forgery" intended to block nuclear weapons talks. The formal, strongly worded government comment followed a Foreign Ministry news briefing Frida...…

…41 OPINION Page 4 Sunday, October 21, 1984 The Michigan Daily I Students mobilize to cheer the champs F OR ALL THOSE who thought student activism had been stifled on this campus, guess again. Students don't turn out in large numbers to protest the University's proposed code or this nation's foreign policy, but when it comes down to the nitty-grit- ty things such as baseball, students make their voices heard. Last Sunday over 200 stude...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, October 21, 1984 Page 5 Tones on Tail: a subtle reminder of Bri By Richard Williams O UT OF THE ashes of the now extinguished blaze Bauhaus, rises a new form of the sinister, Tones on Tail. TOT carries on with the traditional Bauhaus taste for the macabre, but charts new courses of twisting the pop thing. TOT is comprised of Daniel Ash (vocals, guitar and synth), Kevin Haskins (drums and backing vocals) ...…

…4 Page 6- The Michigan Daily - Sunday, October 21, 1984 4 .. . ......... -11 .11 -6 . l.. ,W-".,.'- - k.- - -. Z- - ., , -, ., , :, , , -,, , , ; I ; . " OPIPOW FOR RENT. HELP WANTED DOG LOST. 2 year old female Golden Retriever. Answers to Katy. Child's best friend. Reward. 484- 3905. 53A1025 :KURT BINDER - Here's a reminder - you have ,anon two tickets to the State Theatre. Come to the Daily office to pick them up. dA102I OPEN SUNDAY 1...…

…Women's Volleyball at Eastern Michigan Tuesday, 7 p.m. SPORTS Women's Golf Lady Wolverine Invitational Today, UM Golf Course 1he Michigan Daily Sunday, October 21, 1984 Pagel bae Blue I By TOM KEANEY . Who says Michigan can't dominate a game ottensively? Certainly not the Ferris State Bulldogs. The Wolverines scoring attack, led by center Brad Jones with a hat trick sim- ply overwhelmed Ferris State last night at Yost Arena 9-2, completing...…

…A Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, October 21, 1984 By Douglas B. Levyv NoRosesfor Blue... but there's hope for a bowl IOWA CITY Special to the Daily You know your team is hurting when Fiesta Bowl official Art Grandprix, comments, "Things are looking pretty grim for Michigan's chances of receiving a bowl bid." Grandprix uttered thoseprophetic words during the fourth quarter of Michigan's dreadful, 26-0 loss to Iowa. Grandprix made the tr...…