…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983- Page 5 BUSINESS SCHOOL ATTRACTS BLACKS Noblacks in some 'programs By JACKIE YOUNG Six schools in the University in- creased their black student enrollment in the past five years while many others fell substantially behind in both un- dergraduate and graduate programs, according to a report by the Office of Affirmative Action released last mon- th. The school of Business Ad- ministration was the onl...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI1, No. 11-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board EMU bows to Iran THE DECISION of Eastern Michigan Uni- versity to divulge the names, addresses, majors, and dates of graduation of their Iranian students to the Khomeini government is not only a flagrant violation of these studen...…
…For Unive requir if a re passes Rep troduc sever plain, speak fectiv AL 1Es i pC4 foreig includ ten an not ex The The M with trodu The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 - Page 7 Minnesota bill to test foreign TAs unanimously to create a committee taries which criticize liberal viewpoints sign teaching assistants at the th, 60 chocolate lovers strggled to which would be devoted to planning and articles from the campus ein tofhinnesstamgh...…
…4 Pae AR TS Page 8 Thursday, June 2, 1983 The Michigan Daily Bars and Clubs The Blind Pig (208 S. First: 996-8555) Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main; 665- JOES) George Bedard and the Bonnevilles bring rockabilly back to the bar cir- cuit this Friday and Saturday. Kevin Lynch and the Cadillac Cowboys start off Friday evening with western swing at 5:30. Mr. Flood's Party (120 W. Liberty; 995-2132) Get into the reggae spirit this Friday and Satur...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 Page 9 Orientale troupe presents 'Rites' By Ellen Rieser SATURDAY EVENING, June 4th, Huron High School's auditorium will be taken over by the sights and sounds of live Arabian drummers, women clinking finger cymbals, flashing swords, and exotic chants. The occasion will be the annual performan- ce presented by Troupe Ta'Amullat, one of the nation's foremost Danse Orientale troupes. The performance w...…
…Page 10 -The Michigan Daily- Thursday, June 2, 1983 Lucas does it again with 'Jedi' 4 By Richard Campbell Return or the Jedi Starring: Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, and Anthony Daniels Directed by: Richard Marquand Now playing at the Campus Theater IGNORE THE lingering minor crit- icisms that follow. The simple truth is that George Lucas has done it again. Return of the Jedi is a marvelous amalgamation of fan...…
…ily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 - page 11 Flint firm develops talking 'for sale' sign FLINT, (UPI) - Imagine driving by a house and having it ask you to buy it. A fledgling electronics firm based in Flint is developing a talking "For Sale" sign capable of doing just that. The device is called the AMCAST 24- Hour Salesman and will broadcast a sales message of up to five minutes than can be picked up by AM radio within 600 feet of the transmitter, ...…
…Page 12- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 Students get wet feet in West Engin. tub 4 By MICHAEL WESTON What's 20 yards longer than the Michigan football field, filled with water, and buried in the basement of the West Engineering Building? Some call it "the tank," but officially it's the Ship Hydrodynamics Laboratory of the University's Depar- tment of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. It is the depar- tment's primary re...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983- Page 13 EONS gives students new chance By KELLY SCHULZ Almost thirty years ago, Eleanor Krause dropped out of Beaver Women's College in Philadelphia after a poor academic year because she couldn't af- ford the tuition. Krause couldn't seem to find the time to get her degree, despite her family's encouragement to complete her education. But four years ago, she decided she wanted to finish school. TO...…
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… P &6.-The Michigan Daily -- Thursday, June 2, 1983 Business school adds minority aid (Continued from Page 5) sequent years of school, Moller said. THIS MOVE follows the release of a recent Affirmative Action report which indicated a significant increase in the number of black students enrolled in graduate business programs at the University since 1979. Although overall black student enrollment at the University has drop- ped from 6.9 to 5.2...…
…he Michi an Dail - Thursda ;ine :1 3Pa. 7 ''A.Ct" Detroit's winningest team, the Michigan Panthers, had just routed division-leading Tampa Bay Bandits 43- 7. Play after play, the 24,000 fans in the Silverdome Monday night rose to their feet to cheer the team that has won seven of its last eight games. And the new-found focus of the applause? None other than everybody's favorite wide receiver, Anthony "Eat-my-dust" KE Carter. It seems appropria...…
…Page 18- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 SPOR TS OF THE VAIL Y 'M' runners head to NCAA meet 4 By JEFF FAYE The catchword for this weekend's NCAA Track championships in Houston, Texas is no different than it has been all year for both Michigan teams - "Distance". For.Jack Harvey's men's squad, the participants are few, but not without potential for national crowns. The only two qualifiers are Gerard Donakowski in the 5,000- and 1...…
…Stoll continues as show-stealer The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 - Page 19 Michigan Baseball Statistics Hitting By PAUL HELGREN For the second straight tournament weekend Rich stole the show. Michigan pitcher Rich Stoll, that is. There were plenty of heroes in the Wolverines' conquest of the NCAA Mideast Regional but, like last weekend's Big Ten playoffs, Stoll was particularly outstanding. Outstanding enough to be named the tourn...…
…SPORTS Thursday, June 2, 1983 4 Page 20 The Michigan Daily CR USH MOREHEAD IN FINALS Baseballers take Mideast I By PAUL HELGREN "We don't ever expect to lose," Michigan coach Bud Middaugh responded when asked if he was sur- prised that his Wolverines swept two straight tournaments, the Big Ten two weeks ago and the Mideast Regional last weekend. It is no surprise that Middaugh never anticipates losing. With the three tour- ney wins over ...…
…Ninety-Three Years of Editorial Freedom C I bt Sir 43UU IEIUIIQ Prospero Windy today with a 90 percent chance of rain. The high will reach near 50. %i. XCIII, No. 144 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, April 2, 1983 Ten Cents Ten Pages Hash Bash now just a omoker's habit, a It By JAYNE HENDEL The helmeted policemen and barricaded University buildings seemed a little out of place in the Diag yesterday, as ...…
…Page 2-Saturday April 2 193-The Michigan Daily I , ,P Bus po. had 34 different 1 ientities HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Mystery professor Paul Crafton, the man with 34 identities and nearly 70 charge cards, patented seven inventions, including a device to verify credit card users, the U.S. Patent Office said yesterday. Crafton, described by prosecutors as "a man of many, many, many iden- tities," obtained a patent for a device called a "personal a...…
… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 2, 1943-Page 3 Shapiro pledges support for gay rights policy By SHARON SILBAR After a meeting yesterday with University President Harold Shapiro, members of a campus gay rights group said they received assurance from the president that he takes the problem of gay discrimination on cam- pus seriously and that he intends to do something about it. Members of Lesbian and Gay Rights on Campus (LaGROC) presented ...…
…0 OPINION Page 4 Saturday, April 2, 1983 The Michigan Daily I die etdenatenist oMig Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Stewart Vol. XCIII, No. 144 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Morris: A fresh start ,; WORSE WA[ R euCHAPUNI($QN DOEx r PAMMIT, j (9F T WO TERM Mayor Louis Belcher has grown used to his job as leader of city counc...…
…ARTS Ahe Michigan Daily Saturday, April 2, 1983 Page 5 i lompr--- 11 -- - - ---- - ---- ----------- . ... .......... Ultravox rocks By Jeffrey W. Manning SO I WALKED into the Michigan Theatre and it was dark, almost *11. On the stage were four guys: The Messengers. They started playing their instruments. I sat in my seat and star- ted tapping my foot. I really wanted to dance to these guys because they weren't your average get-off-the-s...…
…Page 6-Saturday, April 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily Troops in Beiru BEIRUT, Lebanon (Ap)-The U.S. Marine com- mander in Lebanon, Col. James Mead, said yester- day he had ordered his men to carry loaded weapons for the first time in their duty here because of in- creased threats of violence. Mead told reporters at the J.S. command post near Beirut airport that the decision followed an attack on a patrol March 16 in which five Marines were sligh...…
…MSA candidates The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 2, 1983-Page 7 square off ACT stresses 'U' fiscal crisis "Right now there is nothing the Michigan Student Assembly should worry about except dealing with the current fiscal crisis and rebuilding its legitimacy," says ACT presidential candidate Marc Dann. And in order to do that, Dann and his vice presidential running mate Kim Fridkin are stressing the need for net- working among students an...…
…0 Page 8-Saturday, April 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily F L V .i~i rnI __ __ __ ___ _ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ ___I- _ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ - ,,..a,. - .. ., . ,S . ... . . .. . . . .. - - - - . . . . S S * N . ." - . . S .C . . .. . S.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. --- ,-~- 1~~-~ An American Werewolf in London Hareld and Moude A r . r .I I * I Ii 1 * I * Ia i.- T 4. fI. I: S... ' 1" £ -. ___I - L L - I - - 1 £~ J ~' ...…
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…Page 10-Saturday, April 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily Bair boosts batsmen to twelfth triumph Special to the Daily] OXFORD, OH-After their successful trip through Florida,I the Michigan batsmen must have been pleased to face a team called Miami in their first Midwestern match-up. If they were, their pleasure was justified when they took their twelfth win of the season, 7-5, over the Miami (Ohio) Redskins. Trailing, 5-3, in the seventh, Miami put...…
…Ninety- Three Years of Editorial Freedomw I E Sirt igan 1 IaiIQ Florida Incredible. The Diag is once again the place to spend a lazy March afternoon. Sunny and a high near 60. Vol. XCIII, No:117 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan -Wednesday, March 2, 1983 Ten Cents Ten Pages All Michigan grid action to be on Panel advises T.V . in '83 25% for a slash By RON POLLACK Michigan football fans will get to see all 11 W...…
…4 Page 2-Wednesday, March 2,1983-The Michigan Daily Steelworkers ag 1J From AP and UPI PITTSBURGH - The United Steel- workers Union yesterday ratified an historic 41-month contract with troubled steel producers, swapping a temporary pay cut and other con- cessions for the industry's commitment to use the money to modernize mills. The agreement, covering 266,000 basic steelworkers, was the first to give up gains the USW won during the in- ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-Page 3 Council passes lock law for city rental housing By JACKIE YOUNG Peterson who first proposed the or- insulate their residences won't receive Both City officials and landlords have dinance, said he thinks it's (the law) a such glowing landlord support. "The praised a new housing safety law "milestone." "It is the first security lock law went through Council because requiring landowners to inst...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, March 2, 1983 The Michigan Daily. PARADE oversimplifies class of '83 I By Steve Masse Sunday papers (Feb. 20) all over the country were carrying the Parade magazine, which ballyhooed the "Surprising Class of '83." Since I usually read the Sunday paper, I did not boycott this issue even though my teeth were grinding at the thought of yet another "analyst" rambling on and on about the so- called changes of col...…
… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-Page 5 Supreme Court asked to bend on evidence rule After youe... President Reagan escorts England's Queen Elizabeth II1 Barbara, California. AP Photo to a waiting limousine yesterday after their meeting in Santa WASHINGTON (AP) - An honest 'mistake by police should not prevent juries from considering unlawfully seized evidence, the Reagan ad- ministration told the Supreme Court yesterday. Rex Le...…
…4 ART.S The Michigan Daily Wednesday, March 2, 1983 Page 6 Reggae Ramifunkations By Jerry Brabenec R ICK'S AMERICAN CAFE has es- tablished a local reputation as a meeting place for student types from the east side of town (with all that en- tails), but Prism Productions has provided some of the bar's musical highlights, including many of Chicago's finest blues musicians and last fall's appearance by country swingers Asleep at the Wheel. Wit...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-Page 7 Tornadoes, From AP and UPI A devastating Pacific storm hurled a tornado into downtown Los Angeles -yesterday cutting a three-mile scar of destruction, while floods sent many Californians scrambling to rooftops and. mudslides blocked highways and railroads. The death toll climbed to eight in the' -Worst of a series of back-to-back West Coast storms, with at least 12 injured in the tornado. HU...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily 4 I rn-I U - I U - U U - I - I I *..t - I 1. I* I I I ~ I I L~ I I I I I I-.I~~ I I i U I ±' I l* ~~- - - ; * -- - - - I - I ,-S 2001: Space Odyssey D.O.A. - A Right of Passage The Sex Pistols Harold and Maude Roommates (XXX) Sizzle (XXX) If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES A .1 *~ I 1. .1...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, March 2, 1983 Page 9 Bedrock's best bounces back By PAULA SCHIPPER What's a Dino Manus? Don't be fooled; he's not a prehistoric beast of the Flintstone persuasion, though he says he has been feeling old lately. *Rather, Manus is one of Michigan's top gymnasts seeing the end to a suc- cessful, though often painful, gym- nastics career. Painful well describes Manus' present condition. Suffering from a shoul...…
…4 Page 10-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily ICanham questions USFL Cagers to hunt Badgers, NIT bid despite signs By RON POLLACK Michigan athletic director Don Canham, no stranger to the world of football and big bucks, is taking a wait and see attitude before making a prediction about the success or failure of the free-spending United States.Football League. The USFL is shelling out vast amounts of money to college stars and Canha...…
…Ninety- Three Years of Editorial Freedom I cl tL IC Sir ir3I 41IaiI Fluctuating Cloudy and breezy with a ehance of rain mixed with snow, and a high near 40. 3. m -.al. XCIII, No. 101 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 2, 1983 Ten Cents Ten Pages University media ervices to face preview By GLEN YOUNG L University media services will be the ext area to face a performance review, with possibl...…
…4 Page 2-Wednesday, February 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily 'U' panel to oppose divestment By JIM SPARKS A faculty and student advisory com- mittee may soon recommend that the University retain its stocks in com- panies with South African affiliates, the group's chairman said yesterday. Finance Prof. Thomas Gies, chair- man of the faculty senate's Financial Affairs Committee, said the group is "pretty close to agreement" on his proposal that the...…
…Court orders fiscal audit ,for city health center By CHERYL BAACKE A court decision handed down yester- day in favor of the city of Ann Arbor will force officials of the former Model Cities Health Center to allow a com- plete audit of their financial records. The decision is the result of charges filed against the clinic's officials by Mayor Louis Belcher and the Ann Ar- bor City Council for not properly repor- ting all of the center's income...…
…4 OPINION Pige 4 Wednesday, February 2, 1983 The Michigan Daily Reagan ratifies injustice in El Salvador By A. Hernandez Lozano Once again President Reagan has declared that the government of El Salvador is eligible to recieve further U.S. military and economic assistance based on it's "continued progress" in safeguarding the human rights of the Salvadoran people. The sad fact is that nothing could be further from the truth. Throughout...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, February 2, 1983 Page 5 *1 Ballroom celebri Three girls from Goo-Goo entertain the crowds at the R.C. Audiorium for the Minority Arts Festival. inority culturefestival y Julie Winokur F OUR DAYS OF art exhibitions, lectures, and performance events comprise this weekend's 9th Annual Minority Arts and Cultural Festival at East Quad. The festival, sponsored by the ABENG Minority Council, will run Feb. 3-...…
…Ppage 6-Wednesday, February 2, 1983--The Michigan Daily Rebel forces occupy fallen city in El Salvador A From AP and UPI SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - Lef- tt guerrillas yesterday occupied the biggest city to fall in three years of civil war, driving off two army reinfor- cement columns, government officers said. Sixty civilians were reported dead in 4he fighting. An occupation force of some 500 rebels from the Farabundo Marti .rational Libera...…
…Shultz promises U.S., allies will not initiate any war ~ ~1~The Marines. The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, February 2, 1983-Page 7' State may not evacuate toxic -.4 '4 TOKYO UPI - Secretary of State George Shultz, urging Japan to join Washington's effort to boost defenses, yesterday pledged the United States to "deter aggression" throughout the world in the face of a North Korean war alert. "The United States and its allies will start no wars...…
…4 Page 8-Wednesday, February 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily w 1. 1" . . , - . . . - - . .n u .~ ---- ---- - - -- - - - --- --- --- - - a .... , - - - - - ~ ~ - - - . . - . - - --- -- - -- - - -- ~ - - .. - . - *_ ~ - - - - - - - - - - -,... - - - - --" '"- * - Manhattan Alternative Miss World If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES Harold and Maude ...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, February 2, 1983 Pager Blue Lines v . r L. Airing the dirty laundry .. . ... 'M' is soiled;. Spartans filthy By CHUCK JAFFE THE MICHIGAN-Michigan State hockey series last weekend was as exciting as it was brutal. The two teams battled in both score and fisticuffs, and left two sellout crowds hoping for a rematch in the first round of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs. Shoudl the two ...…
…I Page 10-Wednesday, February 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily CLUB HOPES TO REGAIN VARSITY S TA TUS Synchros stay afloat at club level By TIM MAKINEN The synchronized swim club is trying very hard to stay afloat and, due to a tremendous effort put forth by the swimmers, it appears to be succeeding. The team's fortunes hit bottom last winter when the Michigan Athletic Department announced it would drop synchronized swimming from varsity sport st...…
