…PERSPECTIVE The Michigan Daily Thursday, September 10, 1987 Page 5 Talking 'bout our generation... By Timothy Huet .The press and popular commen- tators never miss an opportunity to eulogize the death of student acti- vism - indeed, they sometimes go so far as to fabricate such opport- unities.The New York Times took the racist incidents on campus in spring as such an opportunity. The newspaper wrote of the irony that such incidents ...…
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… 'U' prof. comments Son Aquino leadership (Continued from Page 1) year, said the military is using the 'Communist presence there as an ,excuse to criticize the Aquino administration. He added that the military has in fact been conducting a successful campaign against the Communist forces in the provinces. The real issue, he said, is upcoming November elections of local and provincial government officials who were appqinted by Aquino. These off...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 8 0 I C 9 $ 4 Harold Shapiro University President discusses tenure Editor's Note: Last April University President Harold Shapiro surprised the community and nation with his announcement to leave the University in January to become the president of Princeton University, his alma mater. Daily editors Rebecca Blumenstein and Stephen Gregory interviewed him to discuss his past and prese...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 9 You're the Quarterback- 4th and Goal to Go to finish that term paper... What will vni cn? I . w w Ii The Univers in cooperation with Apple Computer, IB brings you Compute C- ity of Michigan M, and Zenith Data Systems r Kickoff '87 -..._ A So that you may have the most convenient access to the power of computing, we are offering a variety of systems at significant savings: ...…
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…0 Page 12 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 I G RT q 4 I ', The brand-new Michigan Bell CA$HCARD cards and CA$H CARD phones. It's ther super convenient way to make calls. When you buy Michigan Bell CA$HCARD cards for $2, $5 or $10, you'll be ready for any calls you might want to make later. To use it, just pop it into one of the Michigan Bell CA$H CARD phones you'll find all over the U of M campus. It's that easy. Ther...…
…The New Student Edition . News Section Continued (Pages 13 through 24) t toun Batflu The Michigan Daily Thursday, September 10, 1987 Page 13 Relaxed researe worry students By TAYLOR LINCOLN The University's new research policy has relaxed restrictions on research and angered both students and faculty who think the policy will cause the number of classified research projects sponsored by the defense department to increase at the University. T...…
…Page 14 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 ATb(gT and C or nnh~B~1 muDD A TIH GRKDE Name Brands. Off Price. New places...new faces. Anticipation...and a little reluctance. It's time to start a new school year. Shop Arborland Consumer Mall for the m a. :a ®. .a a a~ 'b L 4 b y * af ftk 1} M 9b M latest fall fashions, plus all the back-to- @REDKEN We feature Redken, Salon Prescription hair care. -Long Hair :xtra Was...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 15 Shahrul Hashim, a Business school sophomore, returns books to the stacks on the third floor of the Graduate Library. Working at the 'U' First year students Mark Morton, left, and Ikenna Mogbo take a rest near the CCRB. They work for the University grounds crew. Rachel Charson, a Community High School junior, makes French fries at the Mug eatery in the Union. Photos by SCO LitUChy...…
…4 Page 16 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Results of six point plan to presented in fall report (Continued from Page 1) Education Professor Charles Moody implement a complete overhaul of was named to the position in May the current programs concerning and began active duty on June 1. minority recruitment and retention. Moody said he does not plan to Instead, Moody hopes to improve on existing strengths as well as develop ...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 17 Initiatves foster student, faculty interaction (Continued from Page 3) -velop a workbook for the course -xt summer. Another initiative winner, Intro- uction to the Natural Sciences at ie Biological Station, submitted by iology Professors Brian Hazlett and ames Teeri, provides non-science as vefl as science majors with the pportunity to conduct research at he University Biological Stati...…
….1 Page 18 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Book craze Area bookstores prepare for rush By JIM VANA With the arrival of fall term, campus area bookstores are gearing up for the annual book rush with increased advertising, more employ- ees, and, of course, more books. The book rush is marked by students Read and Use Daily Classifieds stampeding the stores for textbooks, school supplies, and everything elsei vital to student...…
…Page 19--The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 University receives lowest budget percent increase (Continued from Page 1) k VYjllill{1CY al vlu s wpv nnrtelinw rlnnonlt rnflnnt thnt f upon out-of-state tuition fees to balance its budget angered state legislators earlier this year and prompted the low state allocation. certainy aosn t e icut na- But University officials argue that the University - as a world- renowned, elitist in...…
…4 HOW ABOUT THIS"'! DAVIS DOUBLE RLEBAEU NEW '87 BUICK PARK AVENUE $1200 FACTORY REBATE X 2 $0 DOWN* NEW '87 S-15 PICK-UP $1000 FACTORY REBATE X 2 $0 DOWN*. NEW'87 NISSAN PATHFINDER E $900 FACTORY REBATE X 2 $O DOWN*: *18 1 NEW '87 BUICK LeSABRE 4800 FACTORY REBATE X 2 The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- ige 20 'U' TO HOLD SAFE SEX DAY Organizers to advise caution By ALAN PAULt In response to common miscon- ceptions and ignora...…
…Page 21 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 MSA receives f By MARTHA SEVETSON A $7 student fee approved by the University's Board of Regents this summer to fund the Michigan Student Assembly will allow MSA to expand existing programs and - for the first time - fund the Public Interest Research Group i n Michigan. Although the new fee marks a 29 percent increase from last year's budget, MSA officials were disappointed that their...…
…Page 22 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 6 Regents mute on search for new president 0 Daily Photo by SCOTT LITUCHY Ann Arbor institution Village Corner will soon be remodeled. The facade of the store will be designed to look more like it's neighbor, the Bagel factory. Village Corner to getface ift, many fear 'there goes the neighborhood' By BRIAN BONET Details of the search for a new University president are being held wi...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 23' Rape figures remain high on campus By GRACE HILL Even with the University's increased attention toward rape in recent years, the number of rapes on campus still remains high. According to Police Detective Jerry Wright, "In Ann Arbor, 25 forcible rapes and 8 attempted rapes were reported in 1985. And in 1986, 36 forcible rapes and 6 attempted rapes were reported," he said. "But mos...…
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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 'Up By PETER MOONEY In light of the many protests against racism and other occurrences of campus activism last year, a question has arisen in the minds of University community members - the times, are they achangin' again? Faculty members, who remem - ber the protests of the late '60s and the early '70s, don't feel they are. "If I compare what is going on now on the issue of racism at th...…
… The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 3 What to expect -AML. Prominent minority groups descibe fall protest plans By LISA POLLAK Editor's note: Although there are many more than five active minority groups on campus, this story deals only with the largest and/or the most vocal. By excluding other groups, the Daily hopes it is not insulting any particular organ - ization. Minority students seemed to have had the majority...…
…Page -The Michigan Dily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 I} Welcome Back Students! In Your Honor We're Holding... BASS WEEKt We'll Giveaway the Shoes Shown for Each Day! Sign Up For the Drawing and See Our Beautiful New Fall Line of Bass Shoes This Week! Monday September 7 - Friday, September 11 1444 Aria Monday " T P", AdeailedJazzOxfodon asoftfeibesoe.Thsshoewasceaed foyour A . wakng coorto Narow 7 zes Medum 5-0 WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! from T...…
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…Page 6-The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 4 'U' A LONG HISTORY OF PROTEST played a key role in '60s demonstrations By BRIAN BONET The Vietnam War, the civil rights movement, and classified re - search - these are just a few of the issues University students vigor - ously protested during the late '60s and early '70s, a time when the University was considered a hotbed for social and political activism. In fact, much of the a...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987-Page 7 What happened Events of last year's ir By STEPHEN GREGORY Editor's note: The following is a chronology detailing the events surrounding the racist incidents on campus last winter and their consequences. January 27: An unidentified student slips a flier under the door of a fifth floor lounge in Couzens Hall dormitory where 20 black woman are meeting. The flier declares "open season" on ...…
…Page 8 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 To many racism on campus went to' far I Fleming chose damage over possible injury (Continued from Page 7) In the Michigan League, the regents vote to give jailed African' National Congress leader Nelson Mandela an honorary degree, which is one of UCAR's 12 demands. ' March 20: Students sitting-in at the Fleming Building move outside and chain the doors to bar any access. The action e...…
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…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Students turn to 'U' computers By HAL KANE The late nights spent in front of typewriters most students face when cranking out papers are rapidly being replaced by late nights in front of computers. A trend due largely to the University's expan- sion of its microcomputing net- work. The 21 University computing centers - located throughout cam- pus in dormitories, libraries, and classr...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987-Page 3 Too crowded LSA officials foresee overcrowding for 'some time to come' Daily Photo by GRACE TSAI Rock out Members of the local band Difference play to an enthusiastic 1,500-person crowd from the steps of the Graduate Library during the Spring Thaw benefit last May. Proceeds from the event went to the Ronald McDonald House. 'to hike tuition about 1000 By MARTIN FRANK Despite the appoi...…
…I Page 4 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Ailing Nat. Sciences hope to improve By MARTIN FRANK The new chemistry building, currently under construction, is one of the ways in which officials from the School of Literature, Science, and Arts plan to upgrade the natural science departments which in recent years have suffered from olde facilities, depleted faculty, and underfunding. The planned changes will occur over the ,ne...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 1U, 1987/- Page 5 'U' grows under building boom By ANDREW McCUAIG Reflecting similar trends in the city, construction on campus seems to be everywhere. Although blockades and pile of dirt indicating construction cover the campus, two construction sites stand out as the most prominent - the site of the new chemistry building adjacent to the current chemistry building and the site of the swimming and di...…
…4 Page 6 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 -U' safety precautions help prevent assault I Doily Photo by SCOTT UTUCHY Wearning Engineering junior Eric Holt listens as a Department of Public Safety employee warns him the anti-Apartheid shanty he is building on the Diag may have to come down since he has no permit authorizing the construction. Nat Sc., Chem. to be renovated By ELIZABETH ATKINS A woman studying in the Underg...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 7 . 7 'U' officials grow weary of Administration appears code debate eager to By MARTHA SEVETSON Staunch student opposition has prevented the implementation of a code of non-academic conduct - a set of rules to govern student behavior outside the classroom - for the past fifteen years. But University President Harold Shapiro and other administrators are impatient with student oppositi...…
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…I Page 10 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 MSA: the mouthpiece for 'U' students By MARTHA SEVETSON Imagine 50 students sitting around an extended oval table. Three of the students ardently support military research at the University, and four other students have organized a sit-in against it. The rest of the students don't know the pros and cons of the particular issue, but they will before the night is over. Every Tuesd...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987-Page 11 The, regents f 7 They exercise the ultimate authority at the University By TIM HUET academic, "We wouldn't pass a code "Your rhetoric makes it sound like year per student in last spring's Although administrators run the that violates civil liberties. But you're trying to create two classes MSA elections, the regents only eryday managerial affairs of the expelling or suspending stude...…
…Page 12 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 1 TAs: liaisons for profs, s tudents By LISA POLLAK Ah, college. Land of knowledge, ivy-covered buildings, cavernous libraries, carpeted lecture halls, and distinguished, grey-haired professors who preside over their lecturns and teach the wonders of the world. So who are the people in the ripped Levi's and "Save the whale" T-shirts standing in front of your introductory poli sci clas...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987-Page 13 Heat! ev: 'U' By CATHY SHAP When Director of Campus ecurity Leo Heatley came to the University in 1985 to assume his position, he brought with him a goal - to turn campus security ir4o a police force. And if a state bill allowing public colleges and universities to establish their own police forces passes the legislature, Heatley may get his wish. "The University of Michigan is the-on...…
…Page 14-The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 0 .k.Fn "..................!:lmm w.AO M M NM ..S Academic counselors help sort out the U' By LISA POLLAK Remember your high school counselors? Those people in the principal's office whose primary importance in your life was most likely to staple your S.A.T. scores to your transcripts and tell you that, no, they wouldn't call Harvard and put in a good word for you? Well, counselors, l...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 15 Administrators take care of the ' By CATHY SHAP The University administration may seem as confusing as something out of a Kafka novel to incoming students. "As a freshman I thought of the administration as a big and powerful voice coming from, I don't know where," said one LSA senior. Even the Fleming Building, which houses administrator's offices, is a confusing maze of conference ...…
…Page 16 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 'U' officials want student involvement 0 (Continued from Page 15). "This might be true for a lot of freshman today. This is an awesome place, but, at the same time, this is the most exciting place in the world to learn and for any student, the very best time of their life." KENNEDY also said that students seem to feel more distant from the workings of the Univer - sity than they coul...…
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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 1 Conservatism Ann Arbor seems to have changed its liberal ways . By BRIAN BONET The days of famed University ativist Tom Hayden and large scale protests commonly seen in Ann Arbor during the 1960s and 1970s oppear to be over due to a wave of conservatism that has swept over toe city in recent. years. Although this attitude seems to be widely apparent, many community mem - bers are leer...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page3 Ethnic groups' By ELIZABETH ATKINS For a city of more than 100,000 people, Ann Arbor has a surprisingly ethnically diverse population. But al - though some ethnic and religious groups like Blacks, Asians, Buddhists, and Jews have established their cultural identities here, others like Hispanics and Native Americans are having difficulty finding a niche. According to the 1980 Census Bure...…
…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Shoplifting, fake I.D.'s top student crime list By CATHERINE KIM While Ann Arbor community enjoys the economic advantages that come with the autumnal onslaught of students, it must also deal with the negative side of the annual population increase - student crime. The most major crime students usually commit is shoplifting, and for businesses like Village Corner, a convenience store on...…
…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 5 Students apathetic to local politics By MARTHA SEVETSON The Ann Arbor housing crunch, piled- up parking tickets, and crumbling local roads top the list of off-campus headaches that plague most University students, but very few students voice their concerns to the city council charged with legislating housing codes, ticket quotas, and road improvements. "Students don't feel like Ann A...…
…Page 6 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Nicaraguan town loses official city assistance By ARLIN WASSERMAN Members of the Central American Sister City Task Force will now have to provide economic aid to Juigalpa, Nicaragua - one of Ann Arbor's sister cities - without the backing of Ann Arbor's city council. Republican Mayor Gerald Jernigan nullified the task force's charter one year after city residents voted overwhelmingly ...…
