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…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 1, 1986 - Page 15 Athletesface raised academic standards (Continued from Page 1) your school. It's as simple as that." According to a survey by the Associate Athletic Director Don American College Testing Service, Lund has also criticized the new rules one-third of all students who take the because they subject star athletes to SAT achieve below the 700 minimum additional media attention. This required by P...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 1, 1981-Page 15 FIFTH SEASON FOR BECKER AND EDWARDS 'Mgridders reject pro dollars By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE Daily Executive Sports Editor Special toihe Daily CHICAGO - Passing up a bundle of money isn't an easy thing for anyone to do, but fifth-year Michigan seniors Kurt Becker and Stan Edwards - both of whom were eligible for last year's National Football League draft - decided to forego the lure of a pro con- ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 1, 1980-Page 15 RECREATION DEPARTMENT SCANDALS PLAGUE CITY Phila. I From UPI and AP PHILADELPHIA - Seven lifeguards at city-owned pools were rated "non- swimmers" yesterday, one day after the Philadelphia Recreation Depar- tment was ordered to close its over- night camp because of alleged coun- selor brutality. The rescue ability of the city's 358 lifeguards was questioned after a youth drowned early in July ...…

…SPORTS Page 16 Friday, August1, 1986 The Michigan Daily Mets aren't perfect but they're the best By LIAM FLAHERTY ROUNDING OUT what New York Special to the Daily scribes have been referring to as the NEW YORK - For as long as "Fab Four" is fourth starter Dwight people have cared about sports, there Gooden. have been attempts at describing the Wait a second. Rounding out? And quality that distinguishes great fourth starter? teams. Last year suc...…

…4 orts Page 16 Saturday, August 1, 1981 The Michigan Daily REGULAR SEASON RESUMES AUG. 10 Baseball strike ends I From AP and UPI NEW YORK - The longest and most bitter strike in major league baseball history ended yesterday and players were expected to take to the diamond again later this month across the nation. The tentative agreement "was an- nounced by a federal mediator after a marathon, 11-hour negotiating session that extended i...…

…Page 16-Friday, August 1, 1980-The Michigan Daily PLO GAINS A T DENMARK WOMEN'S MEE TING4 U.S. loses at U.N. conference COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP)-The United program of action and the passage of scores of The conference voted Wednesday evening to in- Nations Mid-Decade Conference on Women ended resolutions aimed at improving the lot of women who cdude Zionism in the anti-racism paragraph by a yesterday in a defest for the United States and some ...…

…The Michiaan Daily-Friday, August 1, 1980--Page 17 PART OF CAMPAIGN AGAINST CULTURAL REVOLUTION Mao's PEKING (AP)-Authorities have removed two big portraits of the late party chairman Mao Tse-tung from the Great Hall of the People in the latest blow to Mao's once unassailable image. The removal leaves the Great Hall, China's parliament,, without a single one of the famous Mao portraits, which during his reign received worldwide distribution o...…

…Page 18-Friday, August 1, 1980-TheMichigon-Doily Justice D sets closed-trial guidelines WASHINGTON (AP)-The Justice Department proposed rules yesterday for federal lawyers which would put up more barriers to closing trials than recent Supreme Court decisions have. The proposed rules would cover all lawyers working for or with the Justice Department and would apply to all federal, civil, or criminal trials, plus pretrial evidence hearings and...…

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…l'age 20-Friday, August 1, 1980-The Michigan Daily OLYMPIC ROUNDUP Pole sets record despite crowd MOSCOW (AIP)-Wladysiaw, Kozakiewicz of Poland overcame the distractions of unruly Soviet fans in the stands to break the world record in the pole vault and almost become history's first 19-foot vertical jumper. And Cuban boxer Teofilo Stevenson moved toward his own piece of Olympic history yesterday in the heavyweight division. Stevenson took a ...…