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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 5-E The University Musical Society offers classical respite for rock-weary By DOUG FELTNER The Chorale Union, sponsored by the with other ethnic music being pursued The high-energy rock of Ted Nugent University Musical Society, is the by the individual music study groups. and the buzzing whine of the Bee Gees largest choral group on campus, con- For those who prefer simply hearing are a ...…

…Page 6E=Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Doily Art Fair features people and crafts 1 Annual event brings throngs to city, 'U' By SUE WARNER} The two forces converge upon the city in late July. The first to arrive set- up camp in the streets and awaits the other's onslaught. ' Although at first it may seem like a military skirmish isabout to erupt, ac- tually the buyers and the sellers who come to town for the annual Art Fair are her...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 7-E Local galleries feature artists from ' ' By BARBARA KOFFMAN The array of art galleries in Ann Arbor is consistent with this city's reputation for outstanding cultural diversity. The market for artists of all "media" (painting, photography, sculpture, etc.) is very active here, and once again, there is a specific group of people that are the direct benefactors: Students. What follows is...…

…Page 8E-E-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily d FEELI G VIED? Detroit area thrives with culture, ethnic variety u U FOR :, URE OF OU RSELF? By KEVIN TOTTIS If one city in the United States is continuously marred by negative publicity, it is Detroit. But despite the "Motor City's" high crime rate and un- sightly.downtown area, it offers studen- ts a spectrum of cultural and social ac- tivities just waiting to be taken adv...…

…The Ark sails on as folk m BY STEVE HOOK The University has become a mid- west icenter for many aspects of the performing arts - Eclipse Jazz attrac- ts the nation's most prestigious jazz musicians, the University Musical Society hosts the world's leading classical musicians, in addition to opera and dance artists. Major Events brings well-known rock and pop musicians to town, and its museums feature many of the midwest's most sought-after co...…

…4 Page 10-E-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor Stage CAMPUS 1 . Arena Theater 2. Lydia Mendelssohn Theater 3. Michigan League Ballroom 4. Power Center 5. Residential College Auditorium 6. Trueblood Theater VARIETY FOR ACTOR AND AUDIENCE Ann Arbor theater diverse Frieze Building Michigan League Michigan League 121 Fletcher East Quadrangle Frieze Building By GILLIAN BOLLING Local theater is very abundant in Ann Arbor....…

…Thursday, September 4, 1980-Sec. F-14 Pages _ .: ..; . . J ; 3 Jp as tRa 3 rr , j a < ''s thletes at Michigan often find themselves in the tenuous position of maintaining a satisfactory performance in the classroom, while simultaneously attempting to excel above their peers in their respective sports. The fact that these athletes, unlike their professional counterparts, are highly visible within the campus community allows their suppo...…

…4 Page F-2-Thursday, September 4, 198O-The Michigan Daily IDDAUGH MA ;i ! Rookie coach guides Blue to Series 6 By MARK MIHANOVIC Coach Bud Middaugh called Mich- igan's first round College World Series win over California "our whole season wrapped into one," and the analogy of the 9-8, 11-inning heartstopper to the overall 1980 campaign.. is quite ac- curate. '. Rightfielder Jim Paciorek blasted his team-leading tenth roundtripper to giv...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-3 The age of redemption bBut QB, defense still question marks. for title-hungry Blue By MARK MIHANOVIC 'The 17-15 upset Gator Bowl loss to forth Carolina last December was a fitting conclusion to a decade of michigan football in which the Wplverines compiled the finest regular season record in college football, 96-10- (3 only to lose all six post-season bowl games. ,t was also a fitting ...…

…Page F-4-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily New icer coach inherits improving team, solid sophs WOLVERINE DEFENSEMAN Steve Richmond races the puck swiftly into the opponents' ice to set up a scoring oppor- tunity. Aggressive play by Richmond, a junior out of Chicago, was one of the cornerstones of a much-improved Michigan defense during the 1979-80 season. By JON WE4S The start of the new decade has marked the start of a new era...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-5 Van Boven' s Clothing Shoes STATE STREET and in NICKELS ARCADE SPORTSWEAR FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS SINCE 1921 SOUTHWICK PRESENTS A CENTURY OF BREEDING. , ' '. °s ;, its Since Edwardian times, the style and constant appropriateness of the Navy Blazer has stood unwavering. The Southwick Blazer adds a further dimension, however, by making a fashion statement that is not merely cor...…

…a Page F-6--Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Women cagers look uphill Soluk recruits help for Dietz McNamara .looking to improve By DREW SHARP Enthusiasm is high and a bright future can be seen on the horizon for' Michigan's women basketball team. But wait. Is this not the same team which had a horrendous 8-20 record overall and an 0-7 record in the con- ference last season? TRUE, THE WOMEN hoopsters' record last year was no...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-7 a er By DAVE JOHNSON .To say that Michigan's 1979-80 basketball season provided numerous surprises to hoop followers is an under- statement. Its 17-13 won-loss record (including W's over nationally-ranked Marquette, Ohio State, and Purdue) and NIT performance surpassed most expectations. But the biggest surprise came via a ,o t-season announcement from head coach Johnny Orr-he was resign...…

…Page F-8-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily M Men gymnasts battle injuries, Big Ten Talented group loses Varilek By LEE KATTERMAN With less than half of last season's gymnastics team returning for the up- coming campaign, it would be under. standable if the coach played down his team's chances for a "big"'season. That is, if the coach were someone other than Newt Loken. Entering his 34th season of coaching at Michigan, Loken i...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-9 Michigan's 1980 Football Schedule Blue enter season with QB, defense still question marks (Continued from Page 8) championship without a good defense," he said, "and that's got to be the key to our suetess in the fall. "In the spring, we made some progress,, but we were not satisfied with our defense up front, where we lost everybody that had played any football, except (Mike) Trgovac. ...…

…Page F-10--Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily GOLFERS CATCH UP, PASS ALL BUT OHIO ST.: Cutting strokes the 'hol The fatal blow struck at the Michigan golf team last season was, oddly enough, not of the linksters' own doing. It was cast by the NCAA tournament selection committee, which bypassed the Big Ten runnerup Wolverines in favor of offering third-place Indiana an at-large bid to the prestigious national finals. "I'm very dis...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-11 Tankers' goal: dethrone versatile champ Indiana GETTING OFF THE STARTING blocks, Michigan swimmer Monika Scheff and former Wolverine Linda Kendall prepare to take the plunge during a meet. Scheff is but one of a talented group of swimmers whom coach Stu Isaac has readied for the upcoming season. The tankers will attempt to defend their Big Ten Championshin. while moving up among- the n...…

…Page F-12--Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily 1. U THE FOLKS EXPECT YOU TO Harriersfind tramplin but conference race to~ WRITE HOME ONCE IN A WHILE0.. 0 HERE'S AN EASIER WAY By JOHN FITZPATRICK After a surprisingly strong season which culminated in a 13th-place finish at the NCAA Championships, Michigan's men harriers return their top seven runners to form one of the most potent cross-country squads in the Big Ten this fall. ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-13* FROSH TO REPLACE VETS WHO QUIT Women netters face rebuilding By DAN CONLIN Michigan women's tennis coach Ollie Owens is doing things his own way this year. He wasn't satisfied with the status of the team which he inherited last winter. The women who did play were only able to produce a 3-11 season mark. Owens was left holding the bag as four of his top players quit because of lack of ...…

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