… ', , ONE MAN-ONE VOTE' BLACK POWER BOON? See editorial page :Y G Lit igau it COOLER ligh-5:5 Low-37 Partly sunny; winds diminishing. Vol. LXXVIII, No. 159 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, April 9, 1968 Ten Pages Johnson, Advisers Confer on Site for Peace Talks Possibilities Include * * * * * * * * * * * * Cambodia, Vientiane T Coifirm N. Vietnam, U.S. Meeting;We New Areas Off Limits to Bombing By The Associated Press Pr...…
…CAMPUS POLICE: SAFETY FIRST? See editorial page ILY Sir i gau :47il CLOUDY High--72 Low-54 Possible showers in afternoon Vol. LXXIX, No. 35 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 9, 1968 Ten Cents Ten Pages I _ _. .,_ Two sororities Auditor withdraws "demand anti-bias firm i vw s R wii ruleo deception In ' By LISA STEPHENS Two sororities- will introduce a motion at a Panhellenic Council meeting tonight to drop rushing p...…
…CABINET APPOINTMENTS See editorial page I I C - 4r 43UU 74jZttj4H DRAB High-40 Low--33 Cloudy and cold, snow flurries possible Vol. LXXIX, No. 62 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, November 9, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages I r i I I C i f Draft protesters face 2=31/2 years 'Cantonsville Nine' plan appeal as judge condemns 'illegal dissent y BALTIMORE, Md. (A-Seven Roman Catholic clergymen and two laymen, convicted a month ago of burning draft...…
…MeNAMARA' S WALL: VERY OFFENSIVE IDEA See editorial page Sir 19&fl Daitl COOLER High-82 Low-50 Cloudy with slight chance of rain Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGE 'NOTJUST FOR CO'S' SGC To Initiate Graduate Draft Counseling Service 'U To Turns Down Proposal abor By URBAN LEHNER A student will be graduating and wants to go to law school...…
…I THE DANGER OF DRAFTING DISSENT See editorial page Y Sitrrig-au A46irp :43 a t ty CLOUDY AND MILD High-45 Low-34 Variable winds and not so cold. Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1967 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES New Reserve System By STUART GAS The automated clo4 system at the UGLI operating for six weeks of the students who more irritated with its ings than impressed ...…
…ites of spi By DEBRA THAL People, people, everywhere and sunshine, lollipops, ice cream, Lt. Staudenmaier and the brown-green-grass welcomed back spring yesterday. As the temperature reached 73 degrees, impromptu picnics, football games, and sunbathing became, as one sun worshipper put it, the "only thing you can do in weather like this. After all finals are more than a week away." In the Arb, the White Panthers Youth International Party spons...…
…The Michigan Daily 'VOL. XVI. DUNLAP AGAIN OUT FOR SIGNAL PRACTICE Ift HIalback Played at Tackle in Yesterday's Workout-Hos- pital Almost Emptied. lUosl pthe bigstin siptter sant half- back, who iha its eno hetshospital list sinc th beinig'oof tsason,. got irst limsiceiss'the Nebirsk'a gamise.'His knee' is still sicak ansd it ws'thilogh~t inad(1visablet o playinis t h f last ight ansoseiiquiiiitls\Yst siitmuhint tigt 11ckl tt 'hiiistil liihoi...…
…T.he Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, _k \ I)-AY, 1)1 CEII FR o, 1o05 Vor'. XVI. co. (to . MICHIGAN MEETS VAN- DERBILT ON DIAMOND Spring Baseball Trip Changed From That of Previous Years-Vander= bilt and Kentucky Included. The irote of the wnual basebalti taken hring the sping ivactitonti to he greatly chtanigiidte coninig eaontac- cording to the sceduile higarrangd norlbt Maitage 13 it tii( ideste game ti1Chicagoi April T4ite lii ftr %t...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVI. HESTON PLANS AN INTERSECTIONAL GAME Former Star Negotiates for Thanks= giving Game Between Eastern and Western Stars. If \Willie I testonts plans1 do nost lois- carry, lovers of footbaitll may It latst tialve an11oppolrtunlity Ito see tile s1111em1 acy of one section11(of tile coun~try 011e the lottler tiefinitely settled. Th110pro- plosedigamte is to be played a t 'New York City tnext Tiltalksgil l0 d(15,11n( til...…
…T h e Mc h ga4Dil Ai h g- ANN ARBOR, \IICHIG\\ FRIDA\YMARCH ), 1g0(. OL- XVI. MICHIGAN WILL WAIN INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET Chicago's Losses Make Varsity's Chances Good-The Track Men Must Not Quit Working. u itt- Otttt H ii The hane fr a vimingtrk ti-am watnwr brigtrstitntiristis 1 syer. Chicago. Mit-igans 0si rnet p tt (ssdyl acking itt ertt l fotr a i ner ite lit fromt. ttlwhich to pick. tMichigatnt wit ttti oudtil seicinid sittttoiti tith it;...…
…TheMlichigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, VD D\X, :i)\ r i gX o96. t%L. XVI. No. 156. CHICAGO BASEBALL TEAM bilCHi-lit\, LNION tII Ic 1'i)N WILL PLAY HERE TODAY Itte liffort i beigtiade byth DeNeffe Will Pitch For Michigan -Eckersall in Left Field For Chicago h is fterlinoonatIi '0' le varsity taei tillmimets till iteamifron thtti itilsi0' o C hisago in tie secoid of iese'sof 1four1 1o le playeitis sea- so.It is likelitat tielpreset seasoit...…
…SPEECH TICKET POLICY HAMPERS ROLE See page 5kEF Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom ~IaitP :4 - . CLDY, WARM VOL.LXIX, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX'PA I I-i' Legislators May Attend 'U' Classes SGC Plans To Invite State Lawmakers By THOMAS TURNER Five to eight Michigan law-1 makers may be invited to campus for a few days, visiting classes" and housing, to "give them a taste of University life....…
…Iowa . .. . .*28 ' Wisconsin . . 17 Ind'ina . . 6 Michigan State 0 Purdue . . . . 14 Ohio State . . 14 Pittsburgh . Notre Dame . 29 .26 Arny . . . . . 14 Auburn . . . . 33 Westminster . Slippery Rock Minnesota . 6 Northwestern 13 j Rice 7 Mississippi St. 14 0 0 . . t - t v UNCERTAINTIES IN SGC ELECTIONS See Page 4 Sitrs ira Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom ~aii4 CLOUDY, COLDER VOL. LXMNo. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUND...…
…WEST BERLIN 'GETS TOUGH' See Page 4 C, r Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Duiatiiy SNOW, COLD VOL. LXIX, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 91958 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGI Communist Loss Deters Proposal GrotewohlSays Elections Unrelated To Plan for West Berlin Neutrality BERLIN (')-The East German Communists, stunned by their crushing defeat in the West Berlin elections, refused yesterday to let go of the Soviet free city pr...…
… - WM lj Amr- Vat By THOMAS HAYDEN Special to The Daily Detr DETROIT-There is a school here (student population-17,000) which might just become the University of Michigan at Detroit, if the man who runs it has his way. The school is presently called Wayne State University and the man referred to is its president Clarence Hilberry. He proposed Monday that Wayne and the University merge as autonomous units under control of the University Bo...…
…Ijc __ _ ltl, VOL. V. No. 9. FACULTY ATHLETIC PRIZE. The University Senate Will Offer a Trophy for General Athletics. At the athlectic maIss meeting Satur- day evening reference was made to ao athletic prize offered tby tile faculty. Sicalizilig that this will be an implort- anlt factor ill university athletics, the Daily madet soi e 0 in lquires, whichl brought to light the following facto. This prize wras determinled utpon. at tile last mue...…
…Ijc t . of . aitti. Vol. V. No. 36. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ERIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1894. PRICE--THREE CENTS. CHINA AND JAPAN. Prof. Hinsdale's Lecture. PLAYED PAST BALL. NO GOODSTDN President Angell Lectured Before Prof'. B. A. Itinsdale spoke before The Junior and Senior Law TeamsSTDN the Y. M. C. A. at Detroit on the the Phiilosopiciai lcllb last night on Have a Sharp Contest.-The Tiyo to torin without books. Belligerent Countries. "Somte ...…
…Ije i i.of 1U4 Wnaila vol'. V. No. 68. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9i, 1895. PRICE,- THREE: CENTS. FRED EMERSON BROOKS. He Comes Highly Recommended. What the Y. SM. C. A.'s Have to Say of Him.---A Short Sketch of His Life.j TII(e fotuili eit :ttliuineal in il(,-ti. 1.. A. (riiliif, will he liven ticcigill iin I nive-irttyIhiliby fir. Fred Eitet'- 4til iBrooki s, lihe-poet-hutmoiirist of Caii- S Nineteenth Annual Bail. Mor...…
…~jjcU. o 4. 'U, VOL. V. No. 112. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1895. PRICE-TLEE CENTS. i I i U. OF M. YS, NORTH WESTERN SADLER. OXTOBY AND KIMBALL WILL BE OUR DEBATERS. iclhigan Will Support the Affirma- tive of the Proposed Question- The Markings of the Judges-Pre-~ vious Debates. The fil p jrelimniary contest 1he1( last night to cioose -Micigan's r: h- setatives ini the seconidlanuiial debate with Nortliwesten resulted in ...…
…tt UESDAY, APRIL 9, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. VOL. V. No. 138. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, T e- ' - RECEPTION TO MLLE.RIEA UNIVERSITY HALL CROWDED BY AN ADMIRING AUDIENCE. She Delivers a Warm Tribute to the First Napoleon-Responds to En- thusiastic Applause With Grace- ful Recitations. Mlle. Rhea, the well known and ac- complished actress, spoke before the Oratorical association at 4:10 p. m. yesterday, in University hall on Na- poleon. In add...…
…Ct , . laxln:. VOL. V. No. 1 51. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TI-IURSDAY, MAY 9, 1895. PRicE-THREE CENTS. WILL FURNISH FULL SUM. n all six oratois. As the cx'-cutisv CHICAGO ALUMNI PROVIDE FOR natve tttitemi, ot caiiibe imade until FIRST HONOR IN ORATOR 1. ltltL -iu rdyngt They Will Give the Medal and $75 TH-OROUGHLY AN ARTIST Annually-Third Year Laws Will Is Miss Gertrude Nay Stein, the Receive Consideration Tomorrow Contralto in the May Fe...…
…ALI' Of VOL. X. ANN AR~BOR, M11C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 9,118u99. D MICHIGAN 26 ALBION 0. again nailing his man. Albioncauld not gain and pasted far 20 yards. On IL ~ Home Team Wins Second Game oif she hesl doan Keena returned far 40 No. 1 T H Fine Fall and Winter E Suitincgs, Golf~ Suits, Fancy Testings. T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY A We Carry the Largest Stock L In the City. 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. R T H E the Season-Bad Fumblinq. The game...…
…16 -. - . C. 8 e rr CC G _; // a a Z °b .1 ( w (( - all lop VOL. X. WI T ST ANN ARBOR, MI101., THURSDAY, NOVEMIBER 9, 1899} . No. 40. Report ofi the Hospital Circle cli ph, sesl the foet ball leanm eos in the'ENTH11US1 ISTIC DEMONT- Kin g's Daughters for Year. etterenssd ef towis. H sad Inst P en S'RATION lRseortof tic ~oessitasl Circe'f' at ac cooet and tlhought tisis mightI 1 l HFine Fall and Winter ESuitings, Golf Suits, Fancyj Vest...…
…o. ,LII A-N ARBOR, MICR.l SATURDAY; DECEMBER 9, 1 399. No. 63. T T H Fine Fall and Winter H E Suitings, Golf Suits, E Fancy Vestings. O ,O T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY T O p A We Carry the Largest A Stock I In the Citj. o 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. R' R Chocolates We make a specialty of Chosolstes as a side line. We sell-lots of them and ou stock is always fresh. Lowney's,Allegretti'sand Kuhn's always in stock. j ider's Pharmnacy', THE OLD Forsev...…
…gibe '4ev 94 PaiI0 u VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 91+1). V No. 74. 0 j__ f D ARRANGING DATES. I L.., L..~/Basebal1l and Football Schedules to be Made out This Weelk. T T Mianager Baird is busy this week, as uhs hss been for seversl weeks past, H Fine Fall and Winter H arranging slates for thes baseball sea- sonein en spriog and for football next E Suitings, Golfi Suits, E foil. It is expected thot boths of these Fancy Tes...…
…be 4*o 40 ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1900. VOL. X. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD &CO.I Wehasve just received our thue of spig 'aooleus for men's wsear. It iclues everythingt in 1 stiples tha't ire suitablel anilde(It sirable for the seasn r ilsi shsow ing full raniges i0n OV- eltiesii' duaility and stylet to snit the loot exacting taste. eousistitog of T op(CoatsSuitt ings, ancy es ts inid Golf rousei iiis. WXe inivite yiou to al...…
…be U. of 94 P8ais. VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1900. No. 164. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO. We have just received our line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We inv...…
…NO PLACE FOR PARTY POLITICS' see page 4 Yl r e Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom ~aitiF RAIN, COOLER VOL. LXIX, No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES Adenauer Claimsl UNIVERSITY: U.S. Sets Vets' Fund Proposal Tabled; No Policy Change , Explains Resignation as Chancellor To Run for German Presidency BONN (P)-Konrad Adenauer declared yesterday West Germany's unbending policy toward negotiation...…
…I- HARRY TRUMAN: GREAT PRESIDENT? See Page 4 S iars ir Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom :43 xit CU, E CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LXIX, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Discrimination In Fraternities Williams, Legislators Set New Tabs By THOMAS HAYDEN In our time the Fraternity will have to decide whether we want Negroes and non-Christians as brothers . Y David R. Rood, former chairman of Alph...…
…Sfm~ww.c-l U , r-. O D VOL. XI.ANN A#B0,,)&jbH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1900.No14 Announcement I~Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of 900 has arrived and is arraged or inspec- tion. The Fae careful attention is given to th. styles and finish of every suit, whether to e used for husilness purposes or for fuill dress occasions. G. H LD GO., so8 E. Washington St. BATH TOWELS AT ALL PRICES FOR YOUR ROOM OR T...…
…VOL. XL. ANN ARB3OR, MIIL, FRDAY NOVERBEit 9 190. No. 41. CHORAL UNION SERIES. onnryactin inadoand will bevie VRST NWINDTRI A ou cm tir: gr a-f work by an F gh rempo- VRIYNW! ERI The Musical Society Announces the ThcAc Ic l i Aca recnb'tyi-(TlS aTksu Conceartsetivolract'snstTtelfn-hTe Squd Taks upQuarters at the Our special line CnetFoIsTelh ea creaing inexpoese, and as it is impos-f Country Club-List of Men Taken. o foegn nd t le -i rumnc ci ...…
…bemm .A of ,4 PaiI VOL.. XL. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMI3Eu 10, 1900. No. 43. An ou c me t WARRIORS READY TO BATTLE Winners in the Debate Preliminaries' Mass Meeting a Big Success. llswkeyes and Wolverines Gis'd Up tt'ds1Y tore he ld 'the prelitolinarty jIt1.liehigptn hilts upatn iga aEtti s iter-Soelty debatst tub lite Ir pt the 'tote! aIt ttbe oti s ltetiat- Is i Our special line Their Loins and Wait 'or th1 andutlass' h'.is'Itn It...…
…be 'of 9o Pail VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1900. No. 64 An For1 arriv tion. is gil evert buir Y O8 F EI Itsfell plac( andi beat 2 nounceinent I THE VALUE OF GYM WORK Societies Choose Representatives in Judge Carter Discusses Our Election Debate System. Director Fitzpatrick Gives Figures Our special line Which Show What Gym Work is ALPHA NU DEHRATEItHS. The second nusmber of the Gooi Gov- of foreign and Doing for the St...…
…be of _ . r, . ^ VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1901. No 76 AnnonceentBATTLE IN THE FORUM ta Our seciallineMinnesota Comes Fresh with Her Our secial line Football Honors to Wipe Ot Two h: IF of foreign and Defeats in Debate-Miehigat II"a domesic farics Means to Defend Our ate For the Fall and Winter of I1900 has Reputation arrived and is arranged for inspec- t wiltte the Gophers and the Wo- d tion. The same careful at...…
…VOL. XI. ANN ARIBOR, MICH., SATURDIAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1901. No 97 6G H. WILD CO. "J" HOP A BIG SUCCESS BASEBALL IN GYM Indoor Practice WVill Begh. UtI Earliest This Social Event of First Note in University Life the Next Week-Yost For Football Most Brilliant Ever Given-Waterman Gym- Coach Have your full inasium a Scene of Splendor Cipt. Mc~inis of the 'N; . ity bast- ball_________hts i sooed a c.ilall c all-t dres sits for Two Hiundred and Fifty C...…
…tL- o r all. f { r '[SAY, IWARCH 9, 1901. No. 12() VtOL. XI. ANN ARB3OR.,AIICH., SATIJI ..Our Special -Line of..., Uoreign and Domestic FABRICS FOR SPRING heas arrived arid is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest as- sort inent in the city, 6. H. WILD CO. ioS E. Washington St. Help a Fellow Student Our..... Salted Peanuts Are roasted hy a law student who is working his way through college. Every pound you huy helps him. Receiv...…
…ALr% -d0' Ai 4 VOL. XI. ANN AR~BOR, MNICII.. T1JES DA i" APR IL 9 91 hm. 1451 .Our Special Line of.... ROASTS MICHIGAN SPIRITI F. Hopkh5ino Smith Lst Night MAY BE BUBONIC PLAGUE Foreign and Donmestic coach sexton Gives a Very Pointed 'itt raic-ilbit-icr. iiopitoriiii Stjl Mysterious Case at Universty Hospital a s interview atd Hits Ssnlt- Base i-i11ii01-t was oe othSti most ejoy- Causes Alarm-Medical Student :: RICSBall Players Quits j...…
…VOL. XI. 'INN ARBOR, MICH. THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1901 No. 16_ ...Our Special ine of.... BARBOUR GYM PACKED Sexton Makes Team Work NEW COACHING SYSTEM Foeg. ndD m si At the Annual Open Day -e Picked Thte baseball mnen ose uip yesterday Illinois Wishes t Abolish Professional Team Defeated Sophomores 5 lieipVnWkeadfodanw Coaches-Sends Resolutions to FABRICS to 1 Exercises Inter- order of things. The coach had re- WetrColgs Po ruted by Storms urned, an...…
…Fleming By EUGENE ROBINSON On Sept. 19, 1969, University President Rob- ben Fleming spoke to an antiwar rally at Hill Aud. He labeled the Vietnam War a "colossal mistake", and called on the U.S. to withdraw. He was unaware that his words were being monitored by army intelligence agents, and would eventually end up in an intelligence data bank in Fort, Monroe, Va. Fleming, Mayor Robert Harris, Sen. Phil- ip Hart (D-Mich.), and Rep. John Conyers...…
…ELECTION '72: ISSUE APATHY See Editorial Page C I 4-C gut A 4Etait CLAMMY High-4 Law--37 See today ... for details Vol. LXXXIII, No. 55 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, November 9, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages today... if you see news happen call 76-DAiLY I Cabinet SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT shak-eup planned by Nixon Student strike Student organizers have called for a strike at Huron High today to protest the recently-adopted school board...…
…ROTH RULING ON THE ROAD See Editorial Page. Y L Sfirtai ~~IAiti SANTALANDISH High-32 Low-20 See today ... for details Vol. LXXXIII, No. 77 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, December 9, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages today... if you see news happen call 76-DAILY Fl I ii Appeals declaring court upholds R it schools . th opinion segregated Kleindienst: More years CAMP DAVID-Although President Nixon announced yes- terday controversial Atty....…
…Bo'trbCk sien tonstartingqurebc See stfory, Page 10 DREARY Of chance of thunderstorms Editorial Freedom ing by afternoon or eve- Vol. XCI, No. 5 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 9, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages W, Shapiro agrees to reconsider late Ib By ADRIENNE LYONS University President.Harold Shapiro told 13 North Campus residents yester- day that he and the University vice- presidents woul...…
…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom EM41t tt1 SUNNY Warm skies today with a high in the mid-60s and a low tonight in the lower 40s. 1- *Vol. XCI, No. 31 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, October 9, 1980 Ten Cents TwelvePages Future still bleak for Probe of alleged sex V iewpoint By STEVE HOOK Viewpoint Lectures is still in deep financial trouble, despite a large tur- nout at Tuesday night's Shan...…
….. _ ,,;, Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom e~itgian l43ti DISMAL Scattered showers and windy today, with a low in the lower 60s. Vol. )CI, No. 58 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, November 9, 1980 Ten Cents Ten Pages n: olvermes Damage minimal ofrom Cal. tremor From AP and UPI EUREKA, Calif.-The most powerful earthquake in Northern California in more than a half-century shook a 500- mile stretch of the P...…
…Tomorrow: Faculty/staff salary listings Ninety-Oine Years Of Editorial Freedom ESIEttt 1~Iaig COLDER Mostly cloudy today with occasional snow flurries. The high will be in the mid 30s. Vol. XCI, No.79 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, December 9, 1980 Ten Cents Ten Pages 'John Lennon shot to death 'in Manhattan NEW YORK-Former Beatle John Lennon was shot and killed in front of his Manhattan home last...…
…,t ,, P Alit i wu III aIV 3 Vol. XCII No. 1 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Section A Eighty-six Pages 4-.'., University investments back ~~ nuclear weapons production' By BARRY WITT The University has used its corporate voting power to support the production of nuclear weapons, the construction of nuclear power plants, and the sale of oil to the South. African government, a review of pr...…
…Out of control See Editorial, Page 4 C I tr Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom iEai1jj Play it again High in the mid 70s again, but a bit cloudier, Ri'n possible tonight. .. " . ... . ^_ .. : .nn TL , A .. * - ' :.1 a Vol. XCIIl, No. 27 Copyrighlt 19821, TheiMichigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 9, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages qw . Business school toet, 3 buildings By RITA GIRARDI In contrast to the budget woes fe...…
…Class reunion See Editorial, Page 4 E Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom IE aIIQ Frisky Partly cloudy today, with a high in the lower 50s. Mostly cloudy tonight with a low in the low 40s. Vol. XCIII, No. 53 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 9, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages Black enrollment drops to 4.7% Budget cuts may hi t 7 5% inLSA programs By NEIL CHASE The five internal LSA review com- mitte...…
…Rose BowI/ Holida Supplement m e An MX victory See Editorial, Page 4 C hE Lritora re Ninety-three Years off Editorial Freedom 4IaiIQ Arctic Partly cloudy and cod with a h in the mid 20s. Vol. XCIII, No.7 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, December 9, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages BM MX, B-i dominate House debate WASHINGTON- Pentagon critics, Weinberger defended the plan, which fresh from their successful atta...…
…GUN CONTROL NOW See Editorial Page AjbF A6F 4tj t r4 t A C"An :43 a t t BRILLIANT Iigh-68 Low-43 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVI, No. 5 c iF"1'W 0SEE 1$36HAPP]VCALL )NY Fee hike fight The Committee to Fight the Tuition Hike an- nounced tentative plans last night to organize a boycott of classes September 18 protesting the six per cent tuition hike. The group discussed other tactics, including plans to address the September 19 Board of...…
