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…B Best News" 0 , + f Best Business I As easy as it is to become so engrossed in our studies that we become cut off from the outside world, the abundance of campus news is constant reminder that reality is only afew years away. This past year was no excep- tion. Here are a few of the more important (and not-so-important) events that took place in and around the University over the past eight months as chosen by afew of the Daily's top e...…

… w 75 71 7- Best Movie6 Best Business f I ""f plastic zoo animals. Its appeal is vast, as is the assortment of postcards, earrings and T-shirts found in the many sections of the store. Most of all, Mid- dle Earth is fun, infinitely browse-able and delightful to scores of Ann 'Arbor shoppers. Best Copying A lbert's Although copying sounds simple enough, anyone who had bought a cour- sepack has a clue as to how easy it is for a copyin...…

…0 0 M. Best Movies Best Business r Movies on campus were up to their usual tricks during the past school year. A few things could have been better, afew things were the best yet, and it all evened out in the end. Every week had at least twenty-five films to choose from, and a few weeks went over thirty-five. Unfortunately, the closing of Lorch Hall for renovations, combined with a decline in mid-week options, did take aboutfivefilms o...…

… 0 " I Best Fun I Best Bar Atmosphere Rick's In what could be viewed as the battle of the Greek system versus reality, Rick's beat Charlie's by a narrow margin to become this year's bar with the best atmosphere. Sure it's always packed and it's hard to find a table; sure it requires incredible endurance to work your way to the bar on a weekend night; sure there's only a tiny dance floor that's barely adequate when there's a great band; ...…

…9 0 0 lest of What Isn't Best Fun Now that you've seen the best of what Ann Arbor has to offer, it's time to take a look at the best of what Ann Arbor doesn't have. There are many, many things that Ann Arbor doesn't have, like waterfalls, the world's largest sponge, Komodo Dragons, and Joan Collins. Without question, the presence of any of these things would impact our day-to-day experiences immeasurably. There is a significance in ...…

… 0 -f 07f I J Best Music Del Fuegos Boston based newcomers The Del Fuegos brought their own brand of post- wave-country-spiced rock to Joe's last fall to a typically small but ecstatic crowd. The Fuegos, a quartet con- sisting of two brothers and a couple of friends captured the crowd with their raw, gotta-get-up-and-dance guitar rock. The momentum never dipped below sheer recklessness and their comic antics, such as a couple of in- sp...…

…0 i Best Music M U-M: The Best and Worst of T R.E.M.: Critics faves 0 z w0 Y C 0 D Marsalis: Has a sense of soul The Velvet Underground, The Who, Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, Bob Dylan. Some of the most prominent forces in the history of popular music have passed through Ann Arbor in the years past. Though hardly a major metropolis, nor the sort of cornucopia of local talent that put Athens, Georgia on the map, Ann Arbor is nonetheless t...…

… -0 -0 0 0 0 0 tC . iu U-M: The Best and Worst of Times____ I Best Book sI With hundreds of new books released each day, it's nearly impossible to peruse the vast literary market for a comprehensive "best" selection. What's a book reviewer to do without a staff of hundreds? But here it is, for what it's worth: a small but noteworthy selection of some of the most in- teresting and evocative books of the past year (1984-85). Ignoring ...…

…0 0 0 fears. A curiously bitter script, fatally flawed by LADYHAWKE F I RTmelodramatic hyperbole and stereotypically stiff Camp-adventure set in the Middle Ages; directed F T characters who act tortured but are devoid of any by Richard Donner (Superman) and starring Mat- real feelings. This is like an amateur play, written thew Broderick and Rutger Hauer. At the Movies at T T NT and put on by a high school English class that has Briarwood, ...…

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…Ninety-five Years of Editorial Freedom jEl LIE W tan E a1u Carpe diem Mostly sunny with a high in the 70s. Vol. XCV, No. 158 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, April 18, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages U see By JERRY MARKON University proposals for funding to conduct research on behalf of President Reagan's "Star Wars" defense initiative have stirred op- position from some students on campus. Research...…

…4 Page 2-- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 18, 1985 Doctorow awards 1985 (Continued from Page 1) different from the traditional single prize award. Winners Suzanne Pierce and Martha Levitt were awarded $150 and $100, respectively. Other non-Hopwood winners included Dennis Harvey, for the Kasdan Scholarship in Creative Writing ($1,500), and Michael Sherrier, winner of the Arthur Miller Playwriting Award ($1,000). I Shov Mid TWENTY-T...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 18, 1985 -page 3 Pretzel Bell auctions off history By CAROLINE MULLER The Pretzel Bell Restaurant was finally put to rest yesterday as Internal Revenue Serice employees auctioned off over 500 items to the public, in- cluding chairs, tables, cooking utensils, stoves, and University memorabilia. The auction began at 9:30 yesterday morning at 122 E. Liberty St. and lasted through the afternoon, attracting ma...…

…OPINION Page 4 Thursday, April 18, 1985 The Michigan Daily &Iw I 1t d'ta " 4lati Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Integration means social interaction First in a series of three Vol. XCV; No. 158 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Mystery unlocked T'S NO longer a mystery. Those thousands of little stickers posted on ready-tellers, doo...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 18, 1985 Page 5 Murder can go wrong, 'Blood Simple' doesn't The Polish Chamber Orchestra, conducted by founder Jerzy Maksymiuk, will perform bowmanship tonight at Rackham Auditorium beginning at 8:30 p.m. Expect a unique and versatile program. Polish ensemble to unleash skill By Richard Campbell IT'S HARD to kill a person. First you have to want to doit. More importantly, yous have to know tha...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 18, 1985 11 - MA Uj I 11 -i D A1 x.1 i x: .__ mmmmm LOST & FOUND FOR RENT FOR RENT SUBLETS HELP WANTED LOST- green spiral notebook containing important letters and addresses. 665-4512 reward. 70A0419 FOR SALE 76 DODGE COLT 47000 mi. 4 spd. New tires, New brakes, AM-FM cassette, $2000.995-2987 86B0424 GUITAR STRINGS 2 for 1 sale. Buy one set at re- gular price and get another se...…

…Men's Tennis vs. Indiana Saturday, 1 p.m. Track and Tennis SPORTS Michigan Football Spring Game Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Michigan Stadium The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 18, 1985 Page7 Softballers take two from MSU Philling it Up By SCOTT SHAFFER After yesterday's doubleheader sweep of Michigan State, the Wolverine softball team is oozing with confidence. Led by strong pitching performances by Vicki Morrow and Michelle Bolster and the red ...…

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…Ninety-five Years Off Editorial Freedom :J-.! +M+t tt1 Baacke Variably cloudy with a chance of showers. High in the low 60s. Vol. XCV, No. 157 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan- Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Pane lists debate ban .on alcohol promotion By ERIC MATTSON Special to the Daily LANSING - Students, beer com- panies, and anti-drinking groups clashed yesterday over a Liquor Con- trol Comm...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wedi 5,00 About 5,000 - the largest crowd to gather in protest at Harvard University in nearly two decades - demonstrated against apartheid in South Africa earlier this month. The crowd, while calm for the most part, showed that the issue is definitely Colleges hot. Some compared the demonstration with the famous protests and riots of the 1960s. But others said this rally had some big differences. nesday, Anril 1...…

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…OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, April 17, 1985 The Michigan Daily 1iJe fMidcigan ai1l Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Rape awareness is key for safety Vol. XCV, No. 157 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Peace studies delayed MIDST ALL of the controversy surrounding the Reagan ad- ministration's defense spending, very little has been noted abo...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Page 5 - - Z t* U iSlapstick folk? Perhaps. The Klezmorim will blast into th fluences: chamber classicism, European ethnicity, jazz ani ByDennis Harvey ByK, the academic year is nearly over and now that we've had our fill of such routine pleasures as the Demon Dancers and Drummers of Kodo, and the Flying Karamazov Brothers, it's time for something a trifle, uh, offbeat. The Klezmorim will b...…

…Page 6 --The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 17, 1985 11 JI Al M f I (I j. - I - I D Dil 71I045-0 'IT 7l . i LOST & FOUND FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT HELP WANTED LOST- green spiral notebook containing important letters and addresses. 665-4512 reward. 70A0419 FOR SALE HIDE-A-BED, saves space in a dorm room! 1 year old, excellent condition, brown/gold fabric, good matress. $200.761-3056. 58B0417 YARD SALE, Saturday & Sun...…

…Softball vs. Michigan State Today, 3 p.m. 'M' Varsity Diamond SPORTS Men's Tennis vs. Indiana Saturday, 1 p.m. Track and Tennis Page 7 The Michigan Daily Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Michigan Baseball Statistics Hitting Batsmen hope to feast on Hurons M' to take on EMU Name, Pos G Eric Sanders, C .............................. 15 C. J. Beshke, 2B.............................24 Randy Wolfe........................... 16 Ken Hayward,CB-P.....…

…JOSTEN'S GOLD RING TrSALE -. Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Women's crew sails to victory By HOWARD SOLOMON The women's crew club faced rough sailing this weekend, when it traveled to Kulver, Ind. for the Big Ten women's championships. "The weather was really bad," said club secretary Beth Ingram, "so all ex- cept two races were cancelled. Because of the weather there was no team championship, only individual plaque...…

…Computer pirates elude the law By ROB FRANK Ask Joel to open his top desk drawer and what you see could be considered a small for- tune. A fortune not in cash but in bootleg com- puter software. If apprehended and prosecuted to the extent copyright laws per- mit, Joel could face fines totalling $5 million for the 100 illegal copies he owns. Theft of licensed software by individuals like Joel (a pseudonym) is the latest chapter in at- tempts ...…

…Pagey2 TheMichigan Daily -Tuesday, April 16, 1985 Student demands restitution for bike wheel, IN BRIEF (Continued from Page 1) Homyak said that members of the fraternity who were present apologized for the incident. They said the pledge class had been in charge of building the cart for the race. THE MEMBERS said that the fraternity would foot the bill for the wheels and told the owners to get in touch with the fraternity officers the followi...…

…i 9 4 R t a r C Committee callsfor med tech te en By ROB FRANK The University should discontinue its medical technology program, accor- ding to a recommendation made by a special review committee. The discon- tinuance has also been endorsed by the University's central administration. The Board of Regents is expected to approve the proposal Thursday at its monthly meeting. THE DECISION by the peer review committee ends a year of speculation by...…

…A OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, April 16, 1985 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Columbia attracts. attention Vol XCV, No. 156 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Alarming statistics E ach year the statistics on infant mortality in Detroit raise a chorus of shocked reactions, yet each year the numbers remain in- tolerably hig...…

…COMPUTERS the Michigan Daily Software pirates' Tuesday, April 16, 1985 plunder 'U' Page 5 (Continues from Page 1) bootleg copy is made for every one legally purchased. A MECHANISM for catching sof- tware pirates is only beginning to come together. The cases which have been successfully prosecuted to date have involved corporations, not individuals. Weir, said that software companies prosecute only as an example to others. "I don't think th...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 16, 1985 -I _4 I I D A I Dil 7134- 4Yiil \' FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT PERSONAL HELP WANTED ZONTA CLUB Rummage Sale- April 19, 20, Armory. Rummage needed. Phone 668-8274. 15B0418 GOV'T SURPLUS car $200, Trucks $100. Now available in your area. Call 1419-569-0242. 24 hrs. 16B0419 HIGH CHAIR $15, Duncan Thyfe dining table $40, welsh baby chest and crib $80, round marblite coffee t...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, April 16, 1985 Page7 'Academy 2' oozes senseless By James Mayes P OLICE ACADEMY 2: Their First Assignment is a story of pain and suffering, unfortunately none of it is actually in the movie. Moviegoers suffer, careers suffer, theaters suf- fer, and, of course, the critic suffers. While we will someday forget this atrocity on film, few directors will forget those who committed it. Only two careers, those of S...…

…'6 Softball vs. Michigan State Tomorrow, 3 p.m. 'M' Varsity Diamond SPORTS Men's Tennis vs. Indiana Saturday, 1 p.m. Track and Tennis The Michigan Daily Tuesday, April 16, 1985 Page 8 Netters give By MARK KOVINSKY For a team that had just knocked off the defending Big Ten champions a day earlier, the Michigan men's tennis team was less enthusiastic, but it had enough firepower left to beat Wisconsin 6-3 Sunday afternoon at Liberty Te...…

…Ninety-five Years Of Editorial Freedom C I - be LIE 46 1E~aI1I Activism Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. High in the 60s. Vol. XCV, No. 155 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, April 14, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages _pring. ever Apartleidprotests ["EiIMUIBERKELEY: Polish TA still recalls her fight .for Soli darity NEW YORK - When students at Columbia Univer- sity began their anti-apartheid blockade ...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, April 14, 1985 'U' student rebukes Polish military rule IN BRIEF (Continued from Page 1) Because of her impeccable grammar she became a valuable asset to the Solidarity movement as a translator, especially for American journalists covering the strikes. During that time, she worked with reporters from the Wall Street Journal, Time and Newsweek magazines, and the Detroit Free Press. The Polish regime insti...…

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…a A OPINION Page 4 Sunday, April 14, 1985 The Michigan Daily 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan VOICE party wins top spots' Vol. XCV, No. 155 420 Maynard 5t. Ann Arbor, ML.48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Paul Josephson and Micky Feusse of the VOICE party won the top spots in the Michigan Student Assembly elections last week. Their party nabbed 17 of the assem- bl...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, April 14, 1985 Page 5 Dr. John prescribes fun By Marc Taras B ELIEF COMES easily to hippies and romantics in general. In 1972, I was a junior in high school who fit both these types. Belief came twice as easy. I had discovered Ishmael Reed's visionary history Mumbo Jumbo. It explained much. From this novel I first learned the history of the hoochie-koochie man. I recognized that this legendary American Shaman...…

…0 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, April 14, 1985 11 MWO/I _ I - I , D A Di 7j4-54u 4y71 A LOST & FOUND FOR RENT FOR RENT PERSONAL HELP WANTED LOST- green spiral notebook containing important letters and addresses. 665-4512 small reward. 30A0414 }FOR SALE GOV'T SURPLUS car $200, Trucks .$100. Now available in your area. Call 1-619-569-0242. 24 hrs. 16B0419 HIGH CHAIR $15, Duncan Thyfe dining table;$40, welsh baby che...…

…Men's Tennis vs. Wisconsin Today, 1:00 p.m. Liberty Tennis and Fitness Club SPORTS Softball vs. Michigan State Wednesday, 3:00 p.m. 'M' Varsity Diamond The Michigan Daily Sunday, April 14, 1985 Page 7 Netters top GopI By RICK KAPLAN Smiles came over the faces of the Minnesota tennis players when they heard that Michigan's top player, Jim Sharton, was not going to play. But the Wolverines turned the smiles to frowns, defeating the defendi...…

…a0 Page 8 -The Michigan Daily - Sunday, April 14, 1985 Hoosier errors give softballers split By JON HARTMANN If the oft-repeated axiom "Baseball or softball is 90 percent pitching" is taken as a given, then these are the next most important rules to follow: Lesson One: The best offense is a good defense. Lesson Two: The impor- tance of hitting cannot be denied. The softball team learned these lessons in reverse order yesterday. Fir- st, the...…

… Ninety-five Years EI rof IEditorial Freedom cl be L it 4 i3Iai1j Shucks Mixed clouds and sunshine with scattered showers in the after- noon. High in the low 60s. Vol. XCV, No. 154 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 13, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight pges Heatley promotes . 'U'police department By STACEY SHONK Women who want to improve campus safety should lobby for a state Senate bill that would make it ea...…

…Page 2 -The Michigan Dily - Saturday, April 13, 1985 Inquiring Photographer by Dan Habib SIN BRIEF "What issues would you like to see the newly-elected MSA work on?" d Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports I-- I I Nancy Distel, LSA freshman: "Support the "No Code" movement. Change the registration procedure so that it goes by credit rather than the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen being bunched together....…

…Apartheid must be ,protested, exile says (Continued from Page 1) tai be friends with the Nazis to persuade them." The African National Congress, for- med in 1912 as the opposition party to the South African government has *dbclared 1985 the year people will ren- der South Africa ungovernable. THE CONGRESS was granted obser- v*r status in the United Nations in 1972, when the South African government was expelled because of its official pplicy o...…

…C Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCV, No. 154. 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board The new MSA W ITH SPRING each year at the University comes a new group of students vying for seats on the Michigan Student Assembly. And with the results of the most recent MSA elections released, it looks as though next year's assembly has th...…

…ARTS 'the Michigan Daily Saturday, April 13, 1985 Page 5 Joe' s Star' fades from Main ...doors to close for last time By Hobey Echlin OE'S STAR Lounge. The very name, J brings to mind the things that make it a veritable museum of Americana. The stained-red bar, the rich Italianate ceiling, the inviting row of Saturn- lamps, the vintage clock, the muddied red high-tops hanging on the wall. These are the images of Joe's. And af- ter a two...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, April 13, 1985 - Ll A Il I D f- 7j4-C4u4j7I a6 LOST & FOUND LOST- green spiral notebook containing important letters and addresses. 665-4512 small reward. 30A0414 FOR SALE HIGH CHAIR $15, Duncan Thyfe dining table $40, welsh baby chest and crib $80, round marblite coffee table $40. Call 750-9134 37B417 PORSCHE classic 914 convertible. Good condition, extremely reasonable $. Call Eric 996-2396 ...…

…Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Qualifying Tournament Today, 10:00 a.m. CCRB SPORTS Men's Tennis vs. Minnesota Today, 2:30 p.m. Liberty Tennis Club The Michigan Daily Saturday, April 13, 1985 Page 7 Softballers split with Hoosiers By SCOTT SHAFFER Indiana's Amy Unterbrink fired a no- hitter to give the Hoosiers a split of their doubleheader with the Wolverines. The Wolverines won the opener 8-2, but their bats went silent i...…

…Page 8'- The Michigan Daily - Saturday, April 13, 1985 Two more standouts signed by Frieder TEN STARTERS GONE FROM '84 Bo discusses changes for fall. By STEVE WISE Michigan basketball coach Bill Frieder yesterday brought two more horses into his recruiting stable for next year. Mark Hughes of Muskegon Reeths-Puffer and Mike Griffin of East Leyden High School in Franklin Park, Ill. each signed letters of intent to attend the Univer- sity. H...…