…report, emphasized the importance of community input. “We cannot set aside the fact that police cannot be expected to police themselves. Right?” Wilson asked, to loud applause from the audience. However, Nearly all of the community members who spoke criticized the resolution because of insufficient power delegated to citizens. Public Health student Rebecca Ahmad-Robinson, a member of the advocacy group Ann Arbor to Ferguson...…
…neuroscience,” Booth said in a university press release. LSA senior Camille Phaneuf, co-president of the Neuroscience Student Association, chose her major because much about the brain is yet to be uncovered, and is excited about the new program. “I decided to study neuroscience because the brain is a gelatinous blob that semi- floats between our ears, yet it somehow manages to control our every thought, action...…
…“I haven’t really noticed it because I’m always focused on my things.” Cases of Engineering Honor Code violation are referred to the Engineering Honor Council, a group of 20 student volunteers who oversee Honor Code management and investigate all cases of violations. “(The Engineering Honor Council) really do serve as that peer-to-peer voice of accountability,” Sprague said. “They also serve as a great voice of advocacy, ...…
… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 10, 1999- 3 EDUCATION [ Hamilton fire causes $50,000 Shooting pool NCAA, CBS contract may benefit Division II, III schools ,damage to house A blaze, which gutted the third floor of 419 Hamilton Pl. on Wednesday night, caused an estimated $50,000 worth of damage to the third floor of the home, said Ann Arbor Fire Department Fire Marshall Scott Rayburn. The fire, caused by unattended can- ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday. December 10. 1998 - 3A *RESEARCH Services for cancer patients available online Cancer patients looking for reli- able medical information online can now turn to a new Internet site creat- ed by University Hospitals' Cancer Center. The Website includes information on cancer research and medical services, which previously has been difficult to access from home. Cancer Center Director Max Wicha said t...…
…MB - The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, December 10, 1998 AdOL _ . 9 0 The Michigan Daily Weekend Mag Dec. 10: From Sneakers to Sushi l WhatGreat Lakes Crossing Mall / Where: Auburn Hills / How to get there: Take M-14 to 96 east. From there, take 696 north (towards Flint) to 1-75, which passes through Auburn Hills. Signs along the highway mark exits for the mall. / How long: One hour / What to see: Great Lakes Crossing is t...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, December 10, 2001- 3A CAMPUS Farewell reception will honor Bollinger University President Lee Bollinger will be honored during a farewell reception today as he prepares to leave his position at the end of the semester sand take over as president of Columbia University on July 1. There will be a short reception in the Anderson room of the Michigan Union from 3 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and will include the un...…
…THE MICIT!tAN DAILY sA T ]' s Y U R gtag If ltt l-t,, i tIll olitii liii GA H R Y U . Intercollegiate Notes. rqie ht1izihsalIesoe CORN ________ illm EA KLY Illiniiiunivit1y has a Sc aninii an th -Iet llvca a soiuti as Neis-k, 101)tin ti cor ( h-a eli arthi The Colege tank Chicag it iiieityhiii 0o cc1 Ihrig hels acde i Starndhir II ite~ e l)Cftri- the Pii lii i tii~eag a nt iiii -a eciaiid in gifts nearlyist 1i antic oat iii iete hardecn and Th...…
…THURSDAY: D9CEMBER 10, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREV THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREJI Officials Believe ilson JOHNSON PLEDGES SUPPORT: Report Calls for Medical Aid Changes By The Associated Press u WASHINGTON - British Prime Minister Harold Wilson may have W modified his views toward the in- po ternationally-manned nuclear sur- face fleet proposed by the United t States, American officials believe. Summ...…
…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY PA zsuse Move on Rights Petition Slows * OLDER LAWS: Justice Department Lacks Rights Funds * * * * * * * * hrushch v Prediets End of 'Deprivation' New Plan To Satisfy Predict Rise In'64 Budget For Defense, WASHINGTON (P)-A Defense Department spokesman said yes- terday that pending legislation on prices could add billions to the de- partment's $55 billion budget for 1964. Aaron J. Bacusin, deputy for procur...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA4 Pope John Delivers Awaited Encyclieal VATICAN CITY QP)-Pope John XXIII pleaded powerfully for world Christian unity yesterday by invoking the memory of Pope Leo the Great who, in the Fifth Century, stood up to Attila the Hun and dissuaded him from attacking Rome. Leo I became a saint of the Roman Catholic Church. In his time he faced doctrinal heresy both in the West and the East while the de- clining Roman Empire faced...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, December 10, 1978-Page 3 ERA still in real trouble rZ I / If~tU5~t~4 &~~~ AL~tJ Happenings.. . Sunday FILMS Cinema II-Life of Emil Zola, 7 p.m., Mrs. Minniver, 99 p.m., Aud. A, Angell. Cinema Guild-The Wrong Box, 7 p.m., My Man Godfrey, 9:05 p.m., Old Arch. Aud. PERFORMANCES University Club-The Barococo Ensemble, "Brunch on the Terrace," 10a.m., noon, first floor, Union. UAC Soph Show-Pippin, 2 p.m., Lydia Mendel...…
…EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PLAYERS SERIES presents YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU k NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 94P Sfrgitan aaiIy page three Ann Arbor, Michigan Friday, December 10, 1971 QUIRK AUI TUES. thru Sun. 8:00 P.M. For re QU IRT 487- 12:45 ALL SE DITORIUM ., Dec. 7-12 $2.00 eservations dial ;K BOX OFFICE .1221 between and 4:30 p.m. 3 EATS RESERVED 17 il'i I Box Offices Open at 6:30 Show Starts at 7:00 Ele...…
…Q UN Asks Repression End 1B Russians in Hungary 11 Plea Milder Than Past Resolution Proposal Deplores Treatment of Rebels UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United Nations called on the Soviet Union and Hungary once more yesterday to end acts of repression against anti-Communist Hungarians who rebelled in vain in 1956. By a vote of 53 to 10 with 17 abstentions the 82-nation General Assembly approved a 24-nation resolution aimed at keeping the ...…
…THE MIGHtOAN DAILCY 1 . SPALDING'S OFICIAI_ ALMANAC - FOR 1906 Edited by JAM1ES E. SULLIVAN PRICE 10 CENTS A. 0. SPALDINYG !el. SROS. New York. Ciciie I'lcxxeph Wi, Lois Bulalo'ntati Btimre Pittsbr \VIsint New Orleansx Mloirei Ca.ii t. ~" H USTON BROTHERS Sueccesseor' tee JA .W. RiEl), 312 S. Steate STATE SAVINGS BANK W. J. Booith Jeic. V, Sheeh'lan Wmee. Ar'noeld Dri. V. C. Vaiigiiain Jas. It. Wade 1;: F. Mills N. J. Kye'r JohicI lacier Jii...…
…"! 1A 110" TWlR MICHIGAN DAILY E 'IA 9b. KJLffO TWW (T aaTE r~ BaJJV + ADC To Consider Constitutional Change To Decrease Membership Freshmen, Seniors May D,,.. & N K1,I. CASUAL TO FORMAL: Student Models To Present Styles for J-Hop Weekend By KATHLEEN MOORE Recommendations for revising the constitution of Assembly Dor- mitory Council, which include cut- tin gthe membership to a "work- able" group of 22 to 23 women, were presented at the ...…
…FrIE LU. OF M. I)AILY. . IGHIGAN T At the Grand Opera House. Time Table (Reeksed) Nov. 18, 1844. A bitey \ittt'titlil. bofot ol y with 0000 eo. r , I e 'x111at tilllosit to.. Gtvo. AV. Slit- 1x11landEx-__-__150 111xoil - X8 I det . Dill) tocl IC. liti-it1 ot i ; N4. Y. Special-_. 5 15 N. Y. Special - 7,20 !'Illies,1fit' Potoml ' ow o ti tle I') ' Pastern Es--0 25 N. S.Liteited. 19)5 A. 31. Pacifilc Ex. ----_11 ('C. 1 loei-Nty Stootkiriditt...…
… Sunday, December 14, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Faae Three Sunday, December 10, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1-'aae Three SKI CHEAP Via Fun-Filled MOTORHOMES r JACKSON HOLE " KEYSTONE " STEAMBOAT SPRINGS f BRECKINRIDGE * VAIL & OTHER GREAT SLOPES Departs Dec. 26, Return Jan. 7 $240-255 for all lifts (11 days) All food, travel, and lodging Call Brad, 449-2668; Josie, 769-3718 INFO MEETING: 624 Church 3rd Floor, Mon., Dec. 11-7:30 p.m. Hello Doll...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, December 10, 1980-Poge 3 Budget constraints may delay S.Quad renovations By DAVID SPAK Long-awaited renovations for South Quad will likely be put on the back burner for yet another year due to budget constraints, according to University Housing Director Robert Hughes. The housing department, which has pondered revamping the dorm for several years, is currently looking at renovational options, said Assistant Ho...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 10, 1982-Page 3 Group protests Soviet appearance at Crisler By BILL HANSON A group of about ten people braved last night's frigid temperatures and gathered outside Crisler Arena-the site of the USSR-Michigan men's gym- nastics exhibition-to protest human rights violations in the Soviet Union. "We're here to protest the internment of Soviet Jews and others who want to live their lives in freedom," group spok...…
…orr~o W m VW9 Vk . VvaeYu i Y jecUeLAJy TI IJe r .~ IV,17., I "C /V1I%.-MJt rNIV L.,/"XiL_ i raeI IIIC PROPOSED FEDERAL GUIDELINES: /DAILY OFFICIAL B1"ULLETIN{ .1 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVI, No. 80 Wednesday, December 10, 1975 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage p-ild at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published d a i11 y Tuesday through Privacy for criminals sou...…
…HAPPENINGS HIGHLIGHT Union of Students for Israel will be sponsoring a Human Rights Day, focusing on the condition of Jews in Syria. During the day, people will be in the Fishbowl handing out leaflets and urging people to write their congressmen and senators to alert the University community about the rights violations in Syria against Jews. FILMS Alt Act-The Harder They Come, 7 & 9p.m., Nat. Sci. Aud. AAFC-Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears, 7 ...…
…Friday, December 1,,1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pone Three tridayDeceber_1,_1976THE.MCHIGADAIL -ad I , - c% Russian Nobel prize winner reflects on 1975 struggles ONE CHILD ESCAPES: --r-400--r- -I- - MOSCOW OP) - Andrei Sak- harov, 1975 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, said yesterday there has been some progress in the struggle for individual freedom in the Soviet Union. But he said there has been no letup in government pressure against him a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, December 10, 1977-Page 3 4 ;E IW M~ AL .AI Gimme shelter Something's missing from the back of Bursley Hall. Residents out North Campus way are wondering what happened to the blue, wooden bus shelter, whose flier-festooned walls provided them with reading mate- rial and shielded them from the raging elements while waiting for the Bursley-Central Campus shuttle. It seems the shelter was removed Tuesday by industriou...…
…Tuesday, -Qecember 10, 1974 TD1THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Europe pushs war Lookhow much AP Photo If it ain't nailed down.. . Skipping the usual fare of'hotel towels, this Kan sas delegate to the Democratic National Con- vention, now over, leaves with the ultimate souvenir. Al Bedford proudly carts away his state's standard. STANDA RDIZED WEAPONS: NATO to cut mUlitary costs against depression PARIS 1t')-Leaders of Eur- 1975. By then ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 10, 1991 - Page 3 Computer center has *record waitlists by Jennifer Silverberg Daily Staff Reporter A record number of students are lining up at the Angel Hall comput- ing center as the semester draws to a *lose. Approximately 350 people waited for three to four hours Sun- day night to use a computer, moni- tors said. "It was crowded and busy and nobody looked happy - except the monitors of course," said...…
…The Michigan Daily -Monday, December 10, 1990 - Page 3 Walesa prevails .111 Polish election WARSAW, Poland (AP)- Lech Walesa, the shipyard worker who helped lead his country out of Communism, swept to a landslide victory in Poland's first popular presidential vote yesterday, according to exit polls. Walesa defeated emigre business executive Stanislaw Tyminski, a vir- tual unknown before the campaign, by a margin of 77 percent to 23 per- cent,...…
…--n 'U'gives $1 mill. for Ford fund By ROSE MARY WUMMEL President Harold Shapiro an- nounced last Thursday that the University will name a $1 million endowment for a professorship or fellowship in honor of ex-President Gerald Ford, honorary chair of the Campaign for Michigan fundraising drive. The Campaign for Michigan has raised over $175 million for endowments and facilities since the campaign was launched on October 24, 1983. Campaign lead...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, December 10, 1992 - Page 3 Congress rejects Yeltsin nomn1ee MOSCOW (AP) - President Boris Yeltsin suffered a bruising defeat yesterday when Congress re- jected his reform-minded nominee for prime minister, clearing the way for new hard-line attacks that could slow reforms. The vote does not immediately force Yegor Gaidar out of office. Gaidar said he would remain as "acting" prime minister, the position he has h...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 10, 2004 - 3 ON CAMPUS Swedish opera singer to perform holiday classics Anne Sofie von Otter, a Swed- ish mezzo-soprano, will perform at Hill Auditorium tomorrow. She will be joined by eight-person ensemble for an evening of festive music in "Home for the Holidays" starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 to $56. CRIME NOTES Spark causes carpet hole in president's house A small, accidental fire was repor...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 10, 2002 - 3 CAMPUS Semys Prof. lectures on musicians Music theory and women's stud- ies Prof. Nadine Hubbs will give a talk titled "Sanctioning a Stereo- type; or, It Turns Out, in the 20th Century 'Music' and 'Queer' Were Fairly Interchangeable," today at noon in the Kuenzel Room of the Michigan Union. The event is spon- sored by the Institute for the Humanities. History of 'U, museums to...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 10, 2003 - 3 THISEE7.m Mich. poll gauges student opinions on gov't I 'l- 1J-- 1--L1 1--1V 1 WS pl I Ten years ago ... In a controversial move, Universi- ty Health Service authorized its doctors to prescribe the "morning- after" contraception pill that effec- tively prevents pregnancy within 48 hours of unprotected sex. Although some abortion-oppos- ing organizations felt it was improper for the Un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY European Algerians Riot Tour BLOODLESS COUP: Leftists Recapture Laos City As De Gaulle Starts 4Vientiane (A')-- Leftist Capt. Kong Le and his troops recaptured military control of Vientiane in a bloodless coup yesterday, ousting anti-Communist soldiers who un- seated him 24 hours earlier. As the two forces observed an unofficial and uneasy truce in their struggle for control of the World News Roundup., By The Associat...…
…THER MICHIGAN DAILY This Space Reserved FOR Sam Burclhfield :: &Co. :: Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St. Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler ALARM CLOCKS 79c ALARM CLOCKS $1.00, ALARM CLOCKS $1.50 ALARM CLOCKS $1.75 Fully Guaranteed Watoash Repe.lrlmg Specsialty THE FARMERS AND MECH1ANICS BANKI MAIN AND "IURQN STREIETS ., Capital $50,000 Surplus and Protlts$l00,00p *General Hanking Business. 3 percent paid ua Time and Savings...…
…Alleged shanty vandals The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 10, 1986 - Page 3 may be prosecuted By MELISSA BIRKS Members of the Free South Africa Coordinating Committee (FSACC), the group which built the shanty on the Diag, is considering bringing charges against two University students arrested for attacking the structure. A Department of Public Safety officer detained the two students early Saturday morning while they' were allegedly k...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 10, 1985 - Page 3 d i I I- I RSG resolution opposes classified research at 'U' By ROB EARLE The Rackham Student Government unanimously adopted last night a resolution calling for a complete end to classified research at the Univer- sity. RSG voted 10-0 in favor of the resolution, which opposes classified research on campus, whatever the findings of the ad hoc committee studying possible changes in t...…
…UAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U I Phone 1091 FOR A New Menu for Fraternities and Sororities Every week hereafter in this space THE MICHIGAN DAILY will submit a new menu. If you are having difficulty making good menus in sufficient numbers MAKE USE OF THE ONE PUBLISHED HERE EACH WEEK. Cut them out as they appear each week and save them, you will find them useful. READ THE ADS APPEARING ON THIS PAGE - YOU WILL FIND HERE MANY VA...…
… L;:. , J + L. ."j + i ' w" ., : . .+ . .. ". , . x .. .. '. .. c" f 1 +. s . , " * ..."' ." f "t "' +« ... "' ." ., .. . , .. -. ".. + x d ,. .. ... , ... '. -' .. . . .. # ._ _: AurAoRITE PLA Will Have Informal Varsity; Also to Conduct Interfraternity and Interclass Tournaments ed the outdoor rink next to the Colis- eum for the use of the teams. The rink will be much larger than the in- door rink used last year. No fee will be charged ...…
…FOOTBALL SEASON NOT YET BOOKED...... NEW SYSTEM FOR DISTRIBUTION OF TICKETS UP FOR DISCUSSION WILL ENLARGEFIElD GATES To Give Gold Footballs to Captains, Three "M" Holders, and Win- ning Team Members Nothing definite in regard to the 1917 Varsity football schedule was decided at the meeting of the athletic board yesterday afternoon. It was stated that although not a single game had been definitely arranged as yet, Cornell would almost certainl...…
… NATION/WORLD The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 10, 1997 - 3 Tuition costs may earn students IRS tax credit eginning in January, tuition costs related expenses may earn income tax credit for students or their parents under a new Internal Revenue Service provision, the Guardian reported. Taxpayers who pay post-secondary education tuition bills may be eligible to claim non-refundable Hope Scholarship Credit when reporting taxes for 1998...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, December 10, 1996- 3 Fire officials hear alarm at 2 locations A smoke alarm originally thought to have come from Beta Theta Pi fraterni- ty house early Saturday morning actu- Olly came from South Quad residence hall. There was no sign of smoke or fire at the Beta house, located on the corner of State and Madison streets. Residents were notified of a potential fire, Department of Public Safety reports ...…
…i The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 10, 1993-- 3 o i n u s U,, pw . :.: .r- M r . «, y, h y " t t, lF 'fI t fi Y "The next stop on our tour will be the Chemistry Building. The rotating restraurant in the penthouse serves some of the finest food on campus, but you can't go up there without a professor. Get to know one of yours really well and you might get to eat lunch in there." Yeah, right. How many lies did they tell on that or...…
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…First Team Second Team. E0 D arter, Phi Gamma Delta ..........L.E...........Rivard, Phi Kappa Sigma Scheidler, Delta Sigma Delta .....L.T.............Reason, Theta Xi.. Ed. Henry, Alpha Delta Phi.........L.G...........Vandolman, Sigma Phi Bigelow, Alpha Delta Phi ..........C.....Earl Cress, Capt., Phi Kappa Sigma John Henry, Phi Delta Theta .....R.G....... .......Lawrie, Delta Chi eams Wright, Sinfonia...............R.T..........Ingham, Alpha ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____ _ _ ~A~-KA~) '--' -. - ' ., . V e r gf i. Now 3 YOSTMEN NAMED ON ALL CONFERENCE TEAM STEKETEE, GIVEN GOETZ AND VICK FIRST BIG TEN I HONORS back position to that of half back on GYMNASIUM TO BE the all western team. Eckersall ex- plains the shift by saying that Steke- tee is an all around back, and be- r cause of his kicking and passing abil- Preparatory to concentrated track ity, right half was the place f...…
…THE M2.W I LAILY . ..... .. . . _. a . _.e _..:..... -I WOkow Sale, Sale Starts Sat. Nov. 28 A off 'Suits, Overcoats, Rainmias, Mackinaws & 8811111o11s 515.00 Suits & Overcoats, Now $11.25 18.00 466{..13.50 20.00 6" < 15:.13 k. _ i When You Think f Christmas 'THINK OF Whitman's. Candy 60c., 8kc. and $1.00 a pound CALKIN'S PHARMACY 324 South State Street 2096. ott on all, Suits, Overcoats, Pat- A rick Mackinaws, Balmacaans and Furni...…
…AY, DECEMBER 10, ] 92 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE AY, DECEMBER 10, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'THREfl HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS EXHIBITEDFOR CLASS I Eatrly 1pre-Rev( I olltay docume1(nts' aetesubject of the exhibit1now oni display at the William L~. Clements Library, which h a s been arranged in collaboration with Prof. Claude 11I. Van Tyne for his Anerican history! class. Official texas of the Sugar, Stamp,} Tea, Townishendr, and the five...…
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…* - . n . r+f -' -iw -- -- s - f 'r ... " 1R M+M +I . y .il +N + l!.r uY wwvrr.. 1 MCH tCl A IN D;IL IEfTITI ID. National Student Fedeation Ask Gener-al installation of Honor System - Colleges (This is one of a series of five articles whichtepsoadtth syem te .heDaily. will print concerning the honorsystem, the sNtoae series has been prepared by the field should be thoroughly prepar- Raymand B. Fosdick as First of s of i ed by faculty m...…
….. F~RIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 192G TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY i PAGE THREIE ' Y YIIA SI 'i the National Organization of the Jap- Dem raicTax CtSC O LNGLAV ill Give lBazaar anese Students Christian association Bill Is ntro uce 011A IL' U i -of North America. THRO UGH WVE 5 Ti Lane Hail w 11 be the scene of a Gran er bazaar which the Japanese StudentsI HAVANA.-Cigar-making machinery Texas(Christian association is, holding; is exempt from municipal taxe...…
