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… THE CONVICTION OF T. R. HARRISON See editorial page 1Mw rigau 47Iaiti CRYSTALLINE high--13 Low- -5 Continued cold, chance of flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 104 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 2, 1971 Ten Cents Black admissions: Meeting new student i (EDITOR'S NOTE: Last spring, the These difficulties facing enter- tion Movement (BAM) and the "Much less has been done in The central structure conceived it is an attempt to bring together Un...…

…Black admissions: Seeking funds to pay th e bill (EDuITOR'S NOTE:! Last spring, tihe University committed itself to achiev- ing 10 per cent black enrollment by Fall, 1973. This article is the last in a series examining the University's ef- forts to fulfill the agreement.) By DAVE CHUDWIN Last of a three-part series Perhaps the chief issue of the class strike last spring in support of Black Action Movement (BAM) demands for 10 per cent, black...…

…ATROCITIES IN CAMBODIA See editorial page ci C Sir~ta~ ~~IAi&i ICY High-32 Low--20 Windy with snow and freezing drizzle Vol. LXXXI, No. 106 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 4, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages S. AFRICA TIES S . Viet ,oss bars 4 fir m rms recruiting troops 171 By GERI SPRUNG Four corporations with offices in South Africa have beenI barred this semester from recruiting in the Office of Student Services (OSS) Placem...…

…MORE ON THE 327 CONTROVERSY See editorial page Ji 4i~r~ igau :4Iaij~ SNIZZLE Iigh--36 Low-l9 Cloudy *-ith occasional rain and snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 107 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 5, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages U' union settlement revealed By SARA FITZGERALD "Highlights" of the tentative contract agreement between the University and Local 1583 of The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes (AFSCME) were re-...…

…GLF AND CIVIL LIBERTIES See editorial page Y SirP A6F 4:3att]Y HIBERNATE High--5 ow-l5 Windy, cloudy, occasional snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 108 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 6, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages People' Peace conference Participants ask march to jail following rally at U nion tonight The national Student and Youth Conference on a People's Peace began last night as 1,600 people attended the first plenary session at H...…

…Unioi By SARA FITZGERALD By a close vote, the membership of Local 1583 of the American Federa- tion of State, County, and Municipal Employes (AFSCME) yesterday rati- fied its new contract with the Univer- sity. The vote, 555 for ratification and 504 against, approved a three-year con- tract providing a cost-of-living adjust- ment and an approximately 26 per cent average wage increase over the life of the contract. Union president Charles McCra...…

…EXTRA Y S4ir i an om a t I]y EXTRA Vol. LXXXI, No. 109A Ann Arbor, Michigan-Monday, February 8, 1971 FREE ISSUE Four Pages 20,000 S. IET ESE S EEP I TO OS ITH SSIVE U.S. AIR, RTILLERY D L An editorial ALTHOUGH AMERICAN FORCES have apparently assumed mostly a supportive role in the current invasion of southern Laos, the action marks a political and military decision by the Nixon administration which must be actively oppo...…

… Research panel member hl*j By DAVE CHUDWIN In an unprecedented move, a member of the committee which oversees secret research on campus has strongly criticized military re- search here, claiming the Univer- sity is perfecting weapon systems "which are being used by the mili- The text of Knox's letter is printed on today's editorial page. tary to kill and incapacitate other human beings." Michael Knox, a member of the Senate Assembly Comm...…

…WISDOM OF THE PEACE MARCH fee editorial page Y *4bp 4i4tr tgan ~Datij WINTRY High-20 Low-5 Occasional snow flurries, cloudy Vol. LXXXI, No. 111 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 10, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages "ORMAN DELAYS ACTION: Public data asked on secret research National, Laos imy March to I City Hall local asio0n protests of Set -Associated Press RESCUE WORKERS search the ruins of a hospital in Sylmar, Calif., yesterd...…

…COLLEGE COURSE 327 & ACADEMIC FREEDOM see editorial page Ci 4c Si'r tAa 4Etait3J MODEST High-32 Low-1d Mostly cloudy, not so cold Vol. LXXXI, No. 112 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 11, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages T U request. cut I)y X19.3 million Budget crisis iaced By MARK DILLEN Gov. William Milliken's pro- posed budget increase for the University for the 1971-72 fis- cal year will total only $2.7 million, falling drasti...…

…CONFRONTING THE REGENTS Fee editorial page ci C itltr4tA an 43IaitM BLEAK High-34 Low-20 Cloudy and colder with snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 1 13 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 12, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages Us. intelligence units in Laos committee Reports on American ground troops continue c From Wire Service Reports Reports that U.S. forces are considerably involved in ground action inside Laos continued to come in yesterday...…

…THRE A&P AND LONG HAIRED EMPLOYES CSee editorial page Y Sihr l4atli~ UNPREDICTABLE High-?5 Low-15 Maybe more snow or rain, cloudy and overcast Vol. LXXXI, No. 114 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 13, 1971 Ten Cents State'appropriations slash imperiL By MARK DILLEN -A seven per cent increase in posed allotment, negating the ef- versity had promised the faculty crease of just over $26 million for tuition would rise about $126 to to cr...…

…SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page S1ir1 igau A& COLDER High-22 Low-5 Chance of snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 115 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 14, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages A&P hit for long hair rule By JONATHAN MILLER The A&P store on Huron St. summoned a deective to its premises yesterday after- noon after about 25 demonstrators blocked check-out counters with loaded shopping carts in protest of the store's policy barring long- haired men ...…

…BUDGET CRISIS: WHO'S TO BLAME? See Editorial Page' 41itrl igaxt OaiIMbr BETTER? High-31 Low-18 Increasingly cloudy, warmer Vol. LXXXI, No. 116 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 16, 1971 Ten Cents IF Eight Pages SACUA member hits secret research Students set new The text of Prof. Lind's letter appears on today's editorial page. By DAVE CHUDWIN The vice chairman of the Senate Ad- visory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA), t...…

…CONTROLLING RECRUITING See Editorial Page Yl r e Lwa &UIM& TORRID High--45 Lom---31 Mostly cloudy, chance of rain Vol. LXXXI, No. 117 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 17, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages THIRD DAY: Us.S NJ/ bombs tietnam Regents alter parts ofI judiciary plan; SAIGON P-American fighter-bombers attacked surface to air missile sites 150 miles south of Hanoi yesterday in the deepest penetration of North Vietnamese...…

…CHILD CARE CENTER FOR 'U See Editorial Page Y L gutl~~a :43 i1]y FROSTY High--3l Low-18 Cloudy, cold. chance of freezing rain Vol. LXXXI, No. 118 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 18, 1971 Ten Cents ew demaIns revive long-standing'i EDITOR'S NOTE The fonowing At a meeting which followed last in Sept., 1969, and the takeover of tions which operate in countries used Krtoana ysfrwas written by Roe Wednesday's mass march to pro- North Ha...…

…REGENTS' REPLY ON JUDICIARY See Editorial Page Y L iflirCiA ~1Iaitij TROPICAL High--43 Low--33 Continuedshowers, windy and warmer Vol. LXXXI, No. 1 19 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 19, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages Alb, PARIS PEACE TALKS: N. U.s. 7es tets blast 300 hear debate; today war role By The Associated Press North Vietnam charged yesterday that the United States had invaded Laos and was threatening to invade North Vie...…

…T-groups: Realizing one's EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article is the first of a two-part series on the "human potential movement" at the University. Today the philosophy of T- groups will be discussed followed tomorrow by an examination of the controversies surrounding such efforts.' By TONY SCHWARTZ i Maligned and extolled, called both a panacea and a nightmare, the "human potential movement" at the University- variously titled sensitivit...…

…T-groups: Leadership issue By TONY SCHWARTZ Second of a two-part series The "human potential" movement is still young and it is struggling to define itself. There is an open controversy be- tween critics and advocates over the legiti- macy of T-groups, as well as a sense of ambivalence among movement leaders over the unresolved questions. The qualifications of leaders, the func- tions of group members in relation to each other and the degree...…

…THE COSTS OF BRIARWOOD See Editorial Page Y 4 OF43au ~~E~aiti SLICK y ligh--35 Low,-28 Freezing rain turning to snow by evening Vol. LXXXI, No. 122 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 23, 1971 Ten Cents BGSprogram: From'inferiority'to accep EDITOR'S NOTE: In winter, 1969, Brown was referring to the con- Currently, o v e r 1,000 students sented earlier this month to the bit as academically qualified as gram is only second rate - an es- h...…

…FLEMING AND HIS POLICE See Editorial Page CYl rr 5k iFtrtArn 47E Ait SLUSHY Hligh--3S Low-5 Partly cloudy, warmer Vol. LXXXI, No. 123 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 24, 1971 Ten Cents BGS'degree wins graduate school accepi EDITOR'S NOTE: The following students receiving the Bachelor in ance, and the courses he selected language an important prerequi- The receptiveness of graduate 1,000 students are presently en- dist article is t...…

…CREDIBILITY FOR BGS DEGREE See Editorial Page L ir~ta ~E4aiIM MARGINAL High-37 Low-27 Partly Cloudy Vol. LXXX, No. 124 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 25, 1971 Ten Cents BGS students: Searc hingor afreer ro EDITOR'S NOTE: The following distribution and concentration re- "The BGS provides a means by LSA faculty in April, 1969 after a dents are attracted to the pro- which are not required of B G S cert aricl exis ninelastof a three-p...…

…PERPETUATING FOLLY IN INDOCHINA See Editorial Page Y Sit i~r i~Iaitg SPRING? High-C8 Low-38 Chance of showers Vol. LXXXI, No. 125 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 26, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages Board OIs U low-rent Failure<t prompts objective [)f troops reduced apartments By LINDSAY CIIANEY The Housing Policy Board yesterday approved a proposal o build 1,000 low-rent housing units before the fall of 1975. The site appr...…

…THE DESOLATE ENVIRONMENT See Editorial Page L 5k iA&a uF &tit j N REGRESSING High-43 Law-311 Windy, cloudy.v Vol. LXXXI, No. 126 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 27, 1971 Ten Cents Six Pages City sees delay in 'U' fund loss By GENE ROBINSON Mayor Robert Harris said yes-. terday after returning from a legislative conference in Lansing that he does not expect the city to immediately lose the revenue obtained from the University fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February Z, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 2, 1971 !rian Bedford: Actors are By LAURIE HARRIS n actor always seems remov- from the viewer. He is set up a mammoth screen as a sym- of man or he is under bright its on a stage behind a mask make-up and a plethora of tume. Brian Bedford. present- the lead in the Phoenix Pro- tion's School for Wives, is one h actor. He has been seen on adway in leads in Th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 3, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 3, 1971 records Beethoven: 200 and still celebrating By JOHN HARVITH First of two parts This review initiates a series of articles examining recent record releases toasting the bicentenary of Beethoven's birth. To many readers this 1971 post mortem of the 1970 "Beethoven Bicentennial Year" will seem like a most perverse sort of impertinence. This reviewer...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdov. Februarv 4. 1971 whti .uv, 1cvkrU~t ', 417 1 1%'' I records images Beethoven in '70: "YOU MUST S OPEN .J .SHOWS 11:W-3:101 5-P9 .M V.v EE THIS FILM!" - Richard Schickel, Life ACK NICHOLSON rivg "ROTATE 5th Week PIECE, STATE Theatre COLORa 231 S. State DIAL 662-6264 -Daily-Jim Judkis University Baroque Trio: Living up to expectations By DONALD SOSIN Perhaps the major difference in the concert by th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February S, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 5, 1971 records Back-up vocalists stars of blah record By FARGO BERMAN Occasionally a backup vocal group called the Blackberries comes on sounding as yummy as an egg cream on a summer (or winter) day. Those few moments are the only reprieve on the tiresome new Fever Tree album For Sale (Ampex 10113). Side one is a bunch of short cuts performed proficiently and...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1971 SL T: Students and theatre buck problems By GLORIA JANE SMITH The tense, magical drama that surrounds any theatrical produc- tion is present twice weekly while as many as 350 students per se- mester, working within a tight schedule and with a phenomen- ally limited budget cooperate to see that the Student Lab Theatre (SLT) bills go on. In 1956, the Speech department moved into the Frieze Buil...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 7, ' 1971' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday. February 7. 1971 ., ., music Kiowning with Al Kooper Poorsid: Plays of a sick society '" Dial 5-6290 1 By R. SUSAN BERSTEIN Al Kooper is a Komplete down. The versatile former lead sing- r with Blood, Sweat and Tears, inmber of the Blues Project nd backup for Dylan came to [ill Auditorium last night to lectrify a raucous crowd. Kooper is equally adept at he pian...…

…As e sow so shall ye reap T HERE IS a time when words come hard to even the most hardened and cynical of writers, and we are - far from being that. Perhaps the best way to start is with an explanation. On November 23, 1970, Dieter Ludwig, a 22-year-old free lance photographer from Bayreuth, Germany, ac- companied a Cambodian patrol on a mission about 120 kilometers northeast of Phnom Penh. For eight days the Cambodians had pounded the North Vi...…

…THE MICHIGAN [DAILY Tuesday, February 9, 1971 * 'Music Tinfoil oblong things swing from a string and reflect differ- ent colors. Brightness. Oil mixed with water and projected on the sheet screen on the main wall-kaleidoscopic. Fluid. Breaking into new shapes, bursting 'into new creations. Pictures projected on the wall. The wall is caked with squares of pictures. The pictures are sunk into the wall. The wall looks eatern, decayed with...…

…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 10, 197'0' I music . ..tmages ,jazz in Detroit: The Ecology Center Announces Its Spring Seminar Series "Living With the Earth" FIRST SEMINAR: The Community Organic Garden for Ann Arbor I i MON -FRI. 7:15-9:0. SAT,-SUN. -2:00-3:40 Multi-instrumental Speake : DR. ROBERT ZAHNER I 7:30 UGLI Multi-purpose Room FEB. 10 5:25-7:15-9:10 A -Daily-Jim Judkis By CAROL BROWN Rahsaan is his own...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 11, 1971 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ' if you think you are being followed home from this movie, keep telling yourself that it's all in your mind ::amoanxe.:ues:wemme The Daily Official Bulletin is an 2 p.m., f f the day preceding pub- official puolication of the Univer- sity of Michigan. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN f o r i to 1 Room 3528 L.S.A. Bldg., before lication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Sa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridav F hrienru, 121 ,171 4 - y, 1 Vf u1y I L, 1 J I 1 music 1970 plus improvement -Da1y-David Wender Ann Arbor Drama Festival: A great way to pass time By DONALD SOSIN Jerome Jelinek, cellist of the Stanley Quartet, gave a recital with pianist Rhea Kish in Rack- ham last night that, if it was worthwhile, the worthiness was due to his fine playing m-o r e than his partner's efforts. It was somewhat disappoint- in...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1971 records A pointy head story on record By FARGONE BERMAN Nilsson fans beware! If you must buy his album The Point! 'RCA LSP-4417) be aware that it is from the soundtrack of an ani- mated film production recently shown on TV. I do not know if he did the narration for the TV presentation, but Nilsson rer- forms a weakly-interested sound- ing narrat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 14, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 14, 1971 dance theatre I A study in Ailey By DIANE ELLIOT Alvin Alley calls his company a American Dance Theater, and ie look at his sixteen dancers u action affirms the company's rength as a typically American lecticism. Not only all shapes, zes and skin colors grace this arvelously versatile troupe, it their movement style fuses i the major America...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 16, 197 ' 0 i Open Only to Uof M Students, Faculty, Staff & Alumni music German music with an Ohio accent By DONALD SOSIN The last time I was in Toledo it was to hear Mahler's Resur- rection Symphony performed by the Toledo Symphony Or- chestra. The group has a large sound but needs a lot of re- finement before it can join the first rank of orchestras in this country. But although the per- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 17, 1971 w THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 17, 197 ~ records I lton John By RICHARD LEHFELDT Elton John: TUMBLEWEED NNNECTION (UNI Stereo " can Smages rowee, now who could that be that Matthew Brady photo- ,ph, looking as funky as can Isn't that British pop singer songwriter Elton John, and lyricist, talented hippy Ber- Taupin? Well . . . it seems t Elton John has taken a rat do you call t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 18, 1971 A THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 18, 1971 ~ Dance Company: A study of bodies in motion By DIANE ELLIOT Over the years Alvin Ailey has mold- ed a company in the dance world. His own choreography often t a k e s the form of what might be called "jazz ballet," although this t e r m doesn't adequately describe the special mix of modern dance. balletic movement, and primitive rhythems...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 19, 1971 t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 19, 1971 ~ theatre A play in, all times By GARY HUMMEL Director William Tate of the University Players has given John Whiting's The Devils an abstract, uncertain ambiance, a blend of sombre, austere Gothic tones and graded illumination which flickers like a votive can- dle. Although based on the actual dementia of the French town of Loudun in the early...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 20, 1971% Pcg w TEMCIGNDIYSaudy FburR2,171 Bach By BARBARA WURMAN and JANET FREY Have you felt a need lately for any of "the three necessities of life: FOOD, SEX, and CLAS- SICAL MUSIC?" Are you re- gressed? Misanthropic? .-.. Friend, it sounds like you're ripe for the Bach Club-the place to meet interesting people. "The Bach Club is an infor- mal, weekly gathering of classi- cal music-lovers...…

…Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 21, 1971 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 21, 1971w } -. A trip with Serrano Ecology and Poetry By DAVE FRIEDO Juan Serrano casually walked on stage Friday night at Pease Auditorium on the E a s t e r n Michigan campus and delighted the audience with two hours of superb flamenco guitar playing. Wearing a white turtle-neck sweater and tuxedo, Serrano sat down, smiled to the audie...…

…I Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesdov. Fehrtinrv 7 1 971 'e ;.e w H MCIA AL * GZ-)uu yf r 4v, 7r y /J,1 IT.JJi 1 ..1 music I The By A.R. KEILER The program that Isaa played in his recital Sun ernoon in Hill Auditoriu varied and challenging,a Stern was equal to all oft sical and technical dema played the Mozart Sonat (flat) K.454, the Ensco 3 ta, the G Major Son P a By MICHAEL ROBERT The Ann Arbor Drama val may have establish' campus...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 24, 1971 ___ ToTH IHGA AL Stern: © Copyright 1971 By JOHN HARVITH Striding across the stage, he tunes his fiddle, tosses about his silver mane with a willful fling of the head, then stares defiantly at late-corners. He impatiently swings his fiddle bow back and forth, waiting for the audience to quiet down, to concentrate, and to devote themselves as selflessly to the music as he does. This ...…

…Thursday, February 25, 1 971 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday. February 25. 197~ i cinema a 'Love Story Old fashjoned By NEAL GABLER By now you are probably all familiar with the Love Story leg- end. How the Yale classics pro- fessor wrote a simple little screenplay about two beautiful people-a rich Harvard jock and a poor Radcliffe music student-- who fall madly in love. How the professor spent a few weeks knocking off a prose vers...…

… Iwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 26, 1971 i records 'he making of a political-music mix A RAYS TARK " ERBERT ROSS Prod~uction Barbra St sajnl The Qwt and thePussycat Panavn or lil - Frank Gilroy's The £i, ~ec t , W W, (R-4e4 PRESENTED BY Ann Arbor Civic Theatre It By AL KAUFMAN Thirteen years after the con- erts were performed, Columbia Records has released a major 'ecording: Paul Robeson in Live Performance. The record pr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 27. 1971 _ _ - i . .. ,... 1 Snipers kill two police in Belfast BELFAST, Northern Ireland Ab- Snipers opened fire early this morning on policemen patroling the Roman Cath- olic Ardoyne district of Belfast, killing two and wounding four. Officials said one of the wounded policemen was in serious condition. There was no word of civilian casualties. The deaths brought the fatality toll to 13 in a month of...…

…RADICAL FILM SERIES Charlie Chaplin's THE GOLD RUSH IS BACK TUES.-Alice's Restaurant-Alice Lloyd Hall Wed.-FRIENDS' CENTER-1416 HILL 75c 7-9-11 P.M. Eastern Michigan University presents THE FIFTH DIMENSION Bowen Field House Saturday, February 13-8:30 P.M. TICKETS: $5.50, $5.00, $4.50, $3.50 Tickets are available at: Discount Records of Ann Arbor, Richardson's Pharmacy & McKenny Union in Ypsilanti, and all J.L. Hudson Stores. page three im4c ...…

… iageIii r'ee STUDENTS AND YOUTH CONFERENCE ON A PEOPLE'S PEACE FEBRUARY 5, 6 & 7 2500 PEOPLE (with sleeping bags) FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY NEED PLACES TO SLEEP Ci4c Miittn ttitu NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 Wednesday, February 3, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three GOT ANY FLOOR SPACE? CALL 763-1107, 819 news briefs By The Associated Press -7i Ji 1~ MATURING/ THE WORLD'S LARGEST BEAR From ALASKA toBAJAI inCLR A...…