…0 0 =Best Sports -Best Food- (Continued from Page 29) Best 1988 Olympic Best Burger Blimpy Burgers Was- there any doubt? The Gallup Poll had this one pegged from the beginning. Ann Arbor's oldest ham- burger stand held on to its "Best Burger" ranking for the third straight year. The cute little patties served with everything from American cheese to fried zucchini were not even threatened by the other candidates. Krazy Jim's Blimpy...…
… 70 0 Best Food (Continue . ' .,.Best J Best Sports I d from Page 3) t Deli Zingerman 's Sandwiches; ingredients piled high- all types imaginable. Cheese, beef, Heros, Subs, you name it, they got it! All available for take-out, or eat-there. Individual deli "material" also available to take home to make your own creations. What does it all describe? It is Zingerman's Delicatessen and they have a lot to be proud of, because they have ...…
…0 0 9 Best Sports i :Best Foot a The Best of Ann Arbor is proud to present a look back at the highlights and lowpoints of the year's 'M' sports. Notable, but disappointing, ap- pearances a the Holiday Bowl and NCAA Basketball Tournament provided plenty of excitement for Michigan sports fans. Superstar players and great coaching made it all possible. Hey, but let's not forget that sports has its lighter side too. Best Place To Take A ...…
… 0 0 0 -f F [F nonei yMy w f InroucngTh Mx;. Because sprinkling on top is good but mixnginisXbtter Nothing tastes better in Steve's* fresh, homemade ice cream than the mixins of your choice-everything from candy and nuts to fresh fruit and crushed cookies-skillfully blended by hand from top to bottom! Save the sprinkling for your lawn. . . . Ateve t Afirst name in ice cream. 342 South State Street Noon - Midnite, 7 days a week 6 Weekend/Fr...…
…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 cl Liti 4I i1t! Rays Sunny with increasing cloudiness. Highs in the upper 40s. Vol. XCV, No. 132 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, March 19, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages City counIcil splits over divestment Eto the fact that some black leaders don't Ewant divestment?" After an hour-long, emotional debate, IN REPLY, Councilman Jeff Epton, Ann Arbor City Council last n...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 19, 1985 Repairs close Siverdome until une PONTIAC, - Pontiac Silverdome of- ficials announced yesterday they will take down remaining roof panels to put up an entire new covering, which won't be ready until mid-June. That means all events at the stadium are canceled until the fabric roof is in place, they said. Part of the roof collap- sed during a March 4 snowstorm and other panels gave way durin...…
…Conflicting testimony complicates trial I The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 19, 1985 - Page 3 City Council splits in divestment vote (Continued from Page 1) something else, and put in the refrigerator. After the prosecution, defense, and hearing council investigated the room where the fire took place, Alan Silber, Picozzi's lawyer called Peter Vallis, an expert in fire investigation from New York to the stand to testify on the defendant's...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, March 19, 1985 The Michigan Daily a &iw 3IIIa n 121 UI Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan The purpose of arms talks 4 Vol. XCV, No. 132 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board DoD heal thyself N PERHAPS the most striking example of the pot calling the kettle black in the history of the federal government, the Penta...…
…COMPUTERS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 19, 1985 Page 5 Programs minunimze spelling errors v By ROB FRANK Feeling chained to your dictionary? Is your thesaurus your best friend when ever a term paper is assigned? Well, three new software products available for the Macintosh can now free you from the grasp of Roget and Webster. Newest in the line of word processing assistance are spelling checkers which can scan most full papers for...…
… FOR RENT FOR RENT rrirrririrrrri LOST: MY CORNER of the sky. If found contact "Pippin" before March 23. 763-1107. 56A0323 GUITAR STRINGS 2 for 1 sale. Buy one set at re- gular price and get another set free. With this ad only. Ann Arbor Music Mart 336 S. State 769-4980 cBtc SAILBOARD EQUIPMENT: Freedom RAF,Spar- tan, North. DISCOUNTS. HI WIND SAILS 178 S. Broadleigh Columbus, OH 43209. 06B0424 45-WATT ONKYO TUNER amplifier 5-year warran-...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 19, 1985 Page7 Floydian drama unfolds at Joe Louis ,y David Yount ROGER WATERS, chief writer, composer, and bass player for Pink Floyd, is touring a second time around, in an effort to play cities that were not included on his premiere solo tour. While Floyd fans await some sort of final decision on the status of the -band, Roger Waters and David Gilmour are letting them get a chance to hear them on...…
…4 Women's Tennis vs. Western Michigan Friday, March 22 Track and Tennis Building SPORTS State High School Basketball Championships Friday and Saturday, March 22-23 Crisler Arena The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 19, 1985 Page 8 Sudden death: Blue kicks the bucket 4 By JEFF BERGIDA The autopsy report is in. It all died at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on Sunday, March 17 at The University of Dayton Arena. The 1984-85 version of the Mic...…
…Ninety--five Years of Editorial Freedom cl b't* Sit 43U ;ail u Azure Clear skies with the high near 30 degrees. Fiften ent ren Pageseinll nn Vol. XCV. No. 11 Copvright 1985. The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, February 19, 1985 Fifteen Cents T Ten Pages ., . .. ..., ... ..y...... ...._ . .. .. .. _, Pierce, Hadler win Over 5,000 vote in primary By AMY D. GOLDSTEIN and ARONA PEARLSTEIN In an unusually high voter turn...…
…I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 19, 1985 MSU porn fight goes to court I IN BRIEF EAST LANSING (UPI) - A dispute over the showing of X-rated movies, which has split the cam- pus of Michigan's largest state university, is headed for court in Grand Rapids. The fight at MSU gan Jan. 23 when MSU Vice President Moses Turner asked Darin Greyerbiehl of Revolver Cinema and his roomate Bob Murawski of Box Office Spectaculars to sto...…
…Ceremony honors The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, February 19, 1985 - Page 3 Speaker urges student involvemnent in education feats (Continued fro ;'friend to one another On education, Gio importance of a c blacks. "Educated going to make the dif The audience, en minute Giovanni v cheered when she; graduate, you ain't THE 41-year-old p bell-bottomed pants, and a short-sleeved said her skinny purp to rock star Prince for his honesty beca admits tha...…
…I OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, February 19, 1985 The Michigan Daily I Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan The mediocre American way Vol. XCV, No. 116 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board A victory for students By Brian Leiter It's the American way. Quality rises to the bottom. And, of course, you know what sinks to the top. And so we come to Rona...…
…COMPUTERS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, February 19, 1985 Page 5 Students, staff take shine to Apol computers By ROB FRANK While it might seem that the Apple Macintosh and I.B.M. P.C. are the onlyr computers in sight, the University's College of Engineering is working to bring another machine to the forefront - at least in the minds of its own students. The machine is the Apollo DN300. Described by staff programmer Woody Kellum as "the best ...…
…4 Page 6 - The Michigan Doily - Tuesday, February 19, 1985 IRANIAN PASSPORT, Driver's license, and other CAMPUS MEDICAL CENTER. 6 bdrms, 2 baths, liv- personal items. Mohammad Ali Tassoudji, 1805 ing rm., dining rm., kitchen, microwave, dishwash- Willow Tree Lane #B2. Stolen Dec. 4 in Grad Library. .c, free laundry, parking, no pets, $1100 plus util., 46A0219 Sept. - Sept. lease. 663-5861. cCtc FOR SALE GEMINI lOX Printer with 6K buffer $20...…
…ARTS v r The Michigan Daily Tuesday, February 19, 1985 Pagel Arthur Blythe,what happened? Daily Photo by ALISA BLOCK All the way from Liberia! Kapingbdi, a group billing itself as African jazz, was amongst the highlights of the evening at last night's WCBN benefit bash. Dick Siegle separated the sets with some very entertaining solo work, and the fundraiser was one of the most successful ever. oyal il1arlm oni*C prfor-ming tonight By Aa...…
…Women's Basketball vs. Michigan State Friday, 7:30 p.m. Crisler Arena SPORTS Hockey vs. Western Michigan Friday, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena ---- ------ w The Michigan Daily Tuesday, February 19, 1985 PageQ r VAN DE WEGE'S TROOPS LOSE 9TH STRAIGHT Coenen terrorizes women cagers I Philling it Up 4 V By Phil Nussel By DAVE ARETHA The Minnesota women's cagers, featuring the barbaric play of forward Laura Coenen, went on a barrage o...…
…Badgers punish grapplers By ADAM OCHLIS Leave it to wrestling coach Dale Bahr to say something positive in wake of the Wolverines' 23-13 defeat to Wisonsin last Sunday in Badger country. "I feel that (even with the loss) we will wrestle better in the Big Ten tour- nament (March 1-3)," Bahr said. "In" a neutral site (Evanston) we will have a good chance of beating them." THE FIFTH-RATED Badgers were, not grateful hosts, as they took 1control o...…
…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 19, 1985 CCHA Standings W L T- 1. Michigan State ............... 26 4 0 *2. Lake Superior ................ 20 10 0 3. Western Michigan ........... 16 13 1 4. Bowling Green .............. 15 15 0 Illinois-Chicago .............. 15 15 0 *6. Ohio State .................... 13 17 2 *7. MICHIGAN.................. 11 18 1 S. Miami .................... 8 19 3 9.FerrisState...............8 21 1 Clinche...…
…Ninety-five Years of Editorial Freedom Lit 4wa IEIUIIQ Popsicle Snow, accompanied by blowing and drifting, likely. Single digit temperatures expected. ML Vol. XCV, No. 90 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, January 19, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Art school rebuilds after budget review Editor's note: In yesterday's Weekend magazine the Daily ran the first of three stories examining the budget cut...…
…_. 4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, January 19, 1985 Photographer "By Dan Habib IN BRIEF How do you feel about the Progressive Student Network (PSN)? Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports Sharon wins key libel point 4,M NEW YORK-The jury in Ariel Sharon's $50 million libel suit against Time Inc. found in Sharon's favor today on the second major issue, falsity, and prepared to deliberate on the thi...…
…Judge sentences molester to 40 years SHAKOPEE, Minn. (AP) -- A con- fessed child molester who recanted his stories of widespread sex abuse in the town of Jordan after implicating w: several other people was sentenced yesterday to 40 years in prison. James Rud, 27, a trash collector, was the first of 24 adults and one juvenile arrested on allegations they sexually abused more than 40 children in Jor- dan, about 25 miles southwest of Min- neapol...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Saturday, January 19, 1985 The Michigan Daily .6, ite £tidtgau Batlj Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Wasserman f Vol. XCV, No. 90 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 IF' WiE WANHT TESOVIETS TO TM1[E U6S SROUSLY Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Abortion discrimination L N NEXT WEDNESDAY, for the four- teenth time since 1978, the state senate p...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Saturday, January 19, 1985 Page 5 'Micki and Maude' sticky and flawed By Emily Montgomery T he reunion of Dudley Moore with Blake Edwards, his director for the hit comedy 10, fills one with expec- tations of something great. However, the pair's latest endeavor, Micki and Maude, falls far short of this. The film stars Moore, of course, as Rob Salinger, a newscaster for a small, yet insignificant, television sta...…
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…r_, Men's basketball vs. Iowa Tonight, 9 p.m. Crisler Arena SPORTS Men's swimming and diving vs. Oakland Today, 2:00 p.m. Matt Mann pool Page 7 - -- - The Michigan Daily Saturday, January 19, 1985 Hot Hawks to harass 'M' By TIM MAKINEN Don't look for any 40-point blowouts tonight. For that mat- ter, this game might be a toss-up. The Wolverines, coming off a spectacular 97-56 victory 'Thursday night against Minnesota, take on the much-...…
…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, January 19, 1985 Icers no problem for Engineers, 5-2 By TOM KEANEY Special to the Daily TROY, N.Y. - Rah, rah calculators, let's extrapolate! Despite a tremendous outing by senior goaltender Mark Chiamp, 5,177 of the brightest hockey fans you'll ever meet went home happy, as the Ren- sselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Engineers came away with a 5-2 victory last night. ALL-AMERICAN left wing John Ca...…
