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…w w Vv w w V* w w " -r--- i rt u- THE BIG CHILL Seven University alumni gather together at the funeral of a friend, the results being humorous and touching. Are these the best years of our lives? (Movies at Briarwood, Briarwood Mall; 769-8780). CHRISTINE The unfulfilled adaptation of Stephen King's novel focuses on the antics of'a very tempermental car, and sparks fly. (Fox-Village Theater, Maple Village; 769-1300). GORKY PARK Can a...…
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…Ninety-four Years off Editorial Freedom St Wan 1 IaiQ Flux Snow flurries expected this mor- ning, but the sun should begin peeking through by noon. Two to four inches of snow expected, with temperatures in the mid-teens. I. XCIV-No. 82 Copyright 1984, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, January 10, 1984 Fifteen Cents Ten Pages Jackson stresses minority voters at Detroit rally Peace halt a talks amid By NEIL CHASE Specia...…
…IN BRIEF Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 10, 19b4 U.S. plans more Salvadoran aid WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan administration is planning to seek an additional $140 million in military assistance for El Salvador this year, the largest single weapons aid request yet for the beleaguered Salvadoran army, officials said yester- day. If approved by Congress, the new proposal would push total U.S. military aid totthe Salvadoran army ...…
…GM board expected to approve shake-up NEW YORK (UPI) - General Motors Corp. Chairman Roger Smith and President F. James McDonald said late yesterday they planned a news con- ference amid speculation the firm's board had approved a. major reorganization plan. The announcement of today's af- ternoon session at the GM Technical Center in suburban Warren followed a meeting in New York of the GM Board of Directors. The action lead to widespread spe...…
…4 OPINION ii Page 4 Tuesday, January 10, 1984 The inside story of Bullwinkle' s By Mike Buhler I wanted to make sure before I left the University (through the proper channels) that I established, for eyeryone to see, the proper story regarding the popularity of Bullwinkle. Sure, everyone documented the Wave, but I may be the only remaining soul on campus who knows, how Bullwinkle became a campus superstar. -Many of you thought Bullwinkle...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 10, 1984 - Page 5 Lavelle sentenced to six months in prison, fined WASHINGTON - A federal judge yesterday sentenced fired EPA official r Rita Lavelle to six months in prison and a $10,000 fine, 'saying her perjured testimony to Congress violates "the t very core" of public trust in gover- nment. But Lavelle called her prosecution ''an unbelievable nightmare" and vowed to appeal her conviction on four coun...…
…4 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, January 10, 1984 German town wants missile protests ended U.S. task force suggests change mn food progra~m MUTLANGEN, West Germany (AP) - After months of daily blockades of the U.S. Army missile base in Mutlangen, some residents of this sourthern Ger- man town are trying to get anti-nuclear protesters to leave them in peace. "Not only are they blockading the base, but they're laying siege to our town...…
…Gymnastics vs. Illinois and Kent State Saturday, Crisler Arena The Michigan Daily SPORTS Tuesday, January 10, 1984 Women's Basketball vs. Minnesota . Friday, Crisler Arena Page 7 HUMPHRIES HONORED NCAA 14 DALLAS (AP) - The NCAA, in a sharp departure from a 32-year policy of tight controls of football telecasts, announced a plan Monday to let schools and conferences produce their own Saturday night television series. The surprise announce...…
…4 Page 8- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 10, 1984 I F I I. [.-I j -j - - - - ~- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - . . - - - -- - - - -~~ ~- - - - - * - -- - - - -- - r '- - ---- - - "Caddy Shack"l MEL GIBSON IN "Road Warrior" _1 J If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES "CAFl FLESH" "STARLET NIGHTS" and "DEEP ROOTS" A...…
…Rozier signs with Maulers Pittsburgh lands Heisman winner with big contract PITTSBURGH (AP) - Heisman Trophy winner Mike Rozier was lured to the fledgling Pittsburgh Maulers of the United States Football League Mon- day with a reported $3 million, three-year contract that his agent claims will make him the highest-paid rookie in pro football history. The Maulers, a USFL expansion francise seeking an instant box office name in a town whose fo...…
…4 Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 10, 1984 CCII Scoreboard CCHA STANDINGS Overall W 1) Bowling Green (20-2) 14 2) Ohio State (19-3) .... 14 3) Mich. State (1946) ... 13 4) N. Michigan (10-14) . 9 5) MICHIGAN (11-12) .. 8 Mich. Tech (13-11-1). 8 7) Ferris State (12-11-2) 7 8) W. Mich. (10-13-1) ... 5 9) Lake Superior (9-14-1) 6 10) Ill.-Chicago (3-20) .. 3 11) Miami (5-16-1).....3 L 2 3 5 7 8 8 8 10 12 13 14 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 1...…
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…14W lqiw w ,Row IMIP" General Information Ann Arbor Learning Network 617 E. University #260 Ann Arbor Michigan 48104 31/996-967 Director: Paul Samarco Program Secretary: Virginia He)iner Catalog Art: Michael McGowan. Ann Arbor News Interior Art: Elizabeth Lada. Ann Arbor News Layout: Susan Tanner. Ann Arbor News Typesetter: Judith iolly. Ann Arbor News The Ann Arbor Learning Network I AALN) is a private community educational program. Thi...…
…w"..w w w ,w -7w IIW . Intermediate Photography Intended for those who have taken our Photographyfor Beginners, or who have had comparable experience with ~-an adjustable camera. Because most of the course deals with the content of photographs, rather than mechanics, it will also be useful for more experienced photographers. Topics include: concepts of slide and print quality, improving film exposures composing pictures, constructive eval...…
…'1W w f lqw NOW Choosing Colors and Styles Discover the colors that help you look your best - and increase your chances for social and occupational success. Learn the "four seasons" color- grouping concept and which "season" is best for your image. A separate session on wardrobe analysis considers body-type as well as color harmony. A final session, for women only, discusses cosmetics for the individual and demonstrates how to apply the...…
…nnual faculty salary 0 issue Nintety-four Years ~ Here we go Ni n ety -f o u r Y earsE lCould this be the start of the long of haul? Cloudy and much colder Editoria____________High somehwere in the mid-40's. Vol. XCIV-No. 56 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, November 10, 1983 Fifteen Cents Twenty-Two Pres Med. school profs top ' By SHARON SILBAR Fifteen University employees joined the $100 year, bringing ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 198; 'U' won t increase la By CHERYL BAACKE The two-day sit-in staged by the Progressive Student Network to shut down a research laboratory will not warrant increased security in labs in the future, officials said yesterday. Vice President for Research Alfred Sussman said the University will probably not set up any policies against demonstrations because they do not expect any further acti...…
…APPENINGS- Highlight The Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra will return to the University for only Athe fourth time tonight to present Brahms' "Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor" and Shostakovich's "symphony No. 10." Micha Dichter will be featured as guest pianist at the 8:30 p.m. concert, which will be presented in Hill Auditorium. Films Women's Studies-In the Best Interest of the Children, noon, MLB 2. Hillel-Holocaust films, Night & Fog & Sighet, ...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Thursday, November 10, 1983 LaBan PU-rTN (IDEALS' TO PRACT)C-EA r iF . The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIV-No. 56 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board PSN stokes the furnace U NIVERSITY PRESIDENT Harold Shapiro said yesterday that taking over a research laboratory is an "inappropriate" action...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 193 - Pogo5 -A Behind.bar This bike bledsi+-w~ t~ House. Daily Photo by TOD WOOLF hne~"Y tak ~he side of Betsy Barbour More-]es diedin Gren _ . _..-_ Csays Hlello, Ann ...." ChekngAcounts Like Mutual Savings Ope 1n1 heciMtt ng3Decitv accountwith a I Statment deposit of $300 or ~A total accounting more and get 50 FREE r of alltascin checks! And Mutual"- rnscin Savings will PAY YOU A- Automat...…
…4 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 1983 Let greed faculty fly, some profs sar By BARBARA MISLE Each year University administrators work to stop the dreaded "faculty flight" - professors leaving the University for more lucrative positions elsewhere. The administrators approach to attracting and retaining high quality faculty members has always been to offer salaries that are com- petitive with those at peer institutions a...…
…Thursday, November 10, 1983 - FULL ANN APPO I APPOINTING DEPARTMENT APPOI TI University staff salar NA AHMARS, P ASARZUA. ASBS. J DARLENEDA TVONNE DIA", ABERNETHY ABERNETHY ASLAO, P KHLL ACERam, S IACERMANN S ARD VlJUDIT ADAMS, JU ADAMS. KA ADAMS, ADAMS, P ADAMS, W AViAMSOH, T ADDACK AMEE, ADELMAN, AGELSO ADELSON, ADELSON. M AOERENTE AVIV, AUXINS, ERI. DORI YJ, JUDIT AES HIMA ONN AAAMOSNP F, IC NO ME. RI , AKERLOK AH ALTA". G ALBERS, JA SR...…
…Page N BOT. PA BOTTECEL BOTTI. BOTKE, BOUCHARD, BOUDENAN BOMRASSA, BOIJRILLO BOURGET, IMAURNE, BOUWSMA, ROUSH, SOLID, KA BOW, " BOW, RI BOWBEER, BOWDEN. SOWDER, OWEN, JE &CHWENG. BOWER, BWENPAN, BOWERS, BOWERS, BONERS, BOWNER, BOWLING. BOWMAN. BOWMAN, BOWMAN, BOWMAN, P BOWMAN, P BONER, L BOYD, BOYD, K BOYD. M BOYD, S BOVETTE. BONLAN, SOYLE, CO DOYLE, BOYLE, BOYNE, M BRASEC, BOREC, R BRASON. BRACE, C 'BRACKETT B"ADEN, BRAVEN, P BRADLEY, BRADLEY...…
…E APPI NTHRENT NAME T N~ '4EITZ, LEXANDRA :LYNN PHYSI CAL REPS, LINDA DOYLE ASSOC DI T! UE DENISE N ADRIN ASSC I IMAN, JOEL L LECTURER ADJUNCT LECTURER $ '~ESMAN. RUTH E ASSOC LI 4$ PE111, SHEILA D LIBRAR JASST DIETR i EVEY, BALMY-J ASST PRO I ENTON, MARy C- FACULTY ASSOC PROFESSOR lB. I COURTNEY HOUSE OF APPS, MARJORIE STUDENT SER 1 ILER. CARLYE A SUPR COST AKE, RICHARD H DEVELOPMEN ETT, LAWRENCE RESEARCH PROM OKETT MARY E HLTH RECOR , CRETT...…
…Page 4S- The Michigan doily 4 APPI NTET FIN, WILLIAM L AST CUI ASS PROFESSOR IFCIER.CARISE EDITOR Fl PGBEI ER. HOWAR F AST TO F NKEL, SANDRA ADMI N ABU FINALE JASON L DIRECTOR PROFESSOR Fl NLAYSO, SUE A EEC SECR FINLY SUZANNE K STAFF N FINEY, VICTORIA M STAFF NURS FINN, JON W ASOC DIR riNNLESLIE 0 STAFF URSE FIORAVANTI, ELAINE ABT TO C Fl DM1 A, MARY AMN LASTECHN FIRAVICH. MARCHTA TEACHER-HO F IREAMU, JOSEPH J PROFESSOR FIRESTONE BEVERLY KOW...…
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…Page 6S- The Michigan Daily FULL TIME ANNUAL APPONTMENT ANNUAL A APPOINTMENT APPOINTING R NAME TITLE DEPARTM KAFER, HERBERT PROFESSOR SUOREY- KAUFFMAN, CAROL A PROFESSOR INTERNA KAUFFMAN, CHARLES 1W ASSOC THIS SCIENTIST LECTURER AEROSPACE -KAUFMAN, ELIZABETH W PROGRAM ASSOC I . KAFMAN. JAMES N MRN HSP PLANT ENOR I KAUFMAN. OHE 11 CUSTODIAL SUPR IV BLOIN KAUFMAN PETER B PROFESSOR BILOGI KAUFMANN. SUSAN W PRII ASSOC AFFIR ACT PROMAFFIRMA KAUER, ...…
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…Page 8S - The Michigan Daily APPOI NYENT NAME TI MYERS, CHARLES A LIICAL MYERS, GEORGE E PROFESS MYERS, JAMES HURLEY VISIT MERS, JAMES W CLINICA MYERS, KUT C HSP INFO MYERS. LORA 40 TES ASSOC MES, PHILIP ASSOC CU ASSOC PROFESSOR MYERS. ZELMA R SCOOL RE WIHRE, KAREN LABORATORY MNNING, RUSSELL J FOREMAN I MYRAN. GUNER A ADJUNCT P MYREE, COLEMAN JR LAB D YYRA, ROBERT W INSTRUC AMAN, ANTOINE E PROFESSO ARING, ELEN B NURSE CLI NACE. GEORGE N FELL...…
…Thursday, November 10, 1983 - se NAME 41J1,nREMALEY. GENEVA E EXEC SC LREMICK,-DANIEL 0 JR HOUSE aT ~TREMLEY,. FREDERICK M JR SR MGR TE TS, SR MDR TEHIA EI ~,~AEMIERT. CARL S ASST DI 4-E ., REMMERT, KATHLEEN RES ASST B-YEN, SIMON J DESIGN E ,K GEAD AIL A RET ASSY I ASS RENDELL., RICHARD SR TEACH S!.SRENFREW, ALLAN MR ASST PROFESSOR gTI l*RENKEN,. DAVID A RES fR4.,AENNER. NANCY E LABORAT I, -. NENIE.~ROBIN A ADMI REN4S. MARIE-CLAIRE ASST RES S...…
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…i Thursday, November 10, 1983 - APPO I TI FULL SALARY PAID ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE AP DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) FULL ANN APPOI APPOINTING DEPARTMENT NA APPOI TI ANNUAL AP APPT F PERIOD CAL m VALDIV IA, MARY MARIE STAFF NUR L VALENSTEIN, ELLIOT S PROE VALENTI, GIOVANNI VIS VALENTINRE, PHYLLIS A SR ASSOC VALERID, THOMAS J SYS RES VALIOUETT, SUSAN M DIETITIAN I VALIOUETT, THOMAS R RES ASSOC VALIOUETTE, LISA A STAFF NU...…
…4 Page 12S- The Michigan Daily ( . : It j n BAME YANG, MEN-JEI YANAIE, BETHANY ~AMO CANDACE ARAI ~ANOV, ALEXANDER L JfAG, VORKC-PENO E ~ARKOVSKY, SUSAN A ,ARO53, STE.VEN A YATES, J FRANK( ASSOC P YATES, JON A YATES, THYSAOENIA M YEAKEL, LAURA A YEATER, GLORISS YEATON, WILLIAM H YEE. CORAZON . 1MEGLI C, ELAINE M YNGREGORY 'CICH. LINDA 'RELLON, STEVEN M yEHGOYAN, ARAM A I ,, NO(YUJN YIN, CHIA-SHUIN YING, SHARON C TINDER. JOHN M JYQAS. SCOT H ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 1983 -Page 7 Protesters lift blockade of radiation lab AP Photo* School children cheer and honor guards stand at attention as President Reagan walks the red carpet yesterday at the Akasaka Palace in Tokyo. Reagan urges elose ties in talks wi Japanese (Continued from Page 1) planes and missiles to continue operating after a nuclear blast. They point to Senior's past projects on elec- tromagnetic pu...…
…I Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 1983 * u u m m mumm m mumu mii inu i ~ ns n. ni i m n u~m u i inp -p -p p n pin p . 1r I .1. jI. 71 - p. - ~ * - - * - -~ - - - ~ - - - - - -~ ~ - - . . . 1 I { .~ ., . 9 __ _ ____ __, p - ~ ~ - - . ... -~ - - - - - - - - ~ - ~ .. -~ - - -~ - - ~ -- "DINER,, 'Kentucky Fried Movie" 3; If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any ...…
…ARTS M _. ..... _ . ----- -- - - a The Michigan Daily Thursday, November 10; 1983 .P09g; I The Hating Game: fun with a grimace Buddha bounces into 1 A column of hatred. One of the essential pillars supporting the larger structure. You lean on it oc- casionally without even intending to. But hatred is not something to be ashamed of; start the morning with a good stiff shot of aversion and grimace through the whole day. And ,,of cours...…
…4 Wolverine Open wrestling tourney. November 13 9 a.m. Crisler Arena. SPORTS Hagler-Duran fight Closed circuit T.V. 9:00 p.m. tonight Michigan Theatre. Tickets $25, $35; available at CTC outlets and door The Michigan Daily Thursday, November 10, 1983 Page 10 Ex-'M' star Kramer versatile By MIKE BERRES We've all heard about the great Michigan fans who allegedly bleed blue. There's one in Detroit whose ar- teries carry blue blood and vei...…
…FREE ISSUE S Ninety-four Years Of Editorial Freedom Vol. XCIV - No. 3 'U'polices cafeteria abuse with computers, By BARBARA MISLE In an attempt to crack down on students abusing the cafeteria system, University housing officials have repRiced traditional meal car- ds with a $52,000 computer card system VALIDINE. Instead of the sticker-covered laminated cards that cafeteria staff would mark off at every meal, stud- ents have been provided with ...…
…4 Page 2 The Michigan Daily - Saturday, September 10, 1983 BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS. OLLETT S $298 3 3 0 o teL Regular Price: 329 Quicker Clckerencil 5 mm pencil SALE PRICE: Ann Arbor's fresh place's (Continued from Page 1) It will reopen late in the fall as Middle Kingdom under new ownership and serveeCantonese and Mandarin style cuisine at 332 S. Main. Oh, and for fresh Dunkin' Donuts and coffee visit The Coffee Break, which has taken ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, September 10, 1983 -Page 3 Higher ed.panel named By CHERYL BAACKF Gov. James Blanchard's recently named higher education commission will begin "forging a new relationship" between Michigan's colleges and un- iversities, its economic development needs, and job training, said state Board of Education President Gumecindo Salas yesterday. The 27-member commission, scheduled to meet for the first time Sep- tember 19,...…
…I OPINION Page 4 Saturday, September 10, 1983 The Michigan Daily he fichia n Baily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. XCIV - No. 3 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Boord Wasserman Brave New BRACE YOUSELF, the computer age has hit the University full force this fall. It seems like CRISP and MTS , mated and their offspring are taking a byte ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, September 10, 1983 - Page 5 # y ANN ARBOR'S e~ 4) p 4 4 4,'' 1 { i - >: t I ,f r f . i 7 IS 1 f a j( I" _ R r RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY r '; . WELCOMES YOU Ept0Etopat (tlurdiy A306 N. DIVISION s Ann Arbor, MI 48104 663-0518 Sunday Services-8 a.m. Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Midweek Services-Wednesday7 a.m. Friday 12:15 p.m. SThe REVEREND JAMES LEWIS, RECTOR The REVEREND SUSAN E. McGARR Y the R...…
…4 ARTS Page 6 Saturday, September 10, 1983 The Michigan Daily Musical fun with James Lee By Jim Boyd W HAT'S IN A name? Bobby Earle James and Carter Randall Todd are fictitious musicians but I'll bet that you can tell me what kind of music they play anyway. Innocuous, noncommital type stuff. Their "comfortable" names tip you off. You can mix 'em and match I I 'em and you always get the same thing - kind of like their music. Introducing ...…
…A cat with Holdsworth Jay Dorrance EN YEARS AGO Allan Holdsworth was just another guitarist recor- ing at Warner Brothers studios with a ng forgotten band. On September 28, arner Brothers will release Hold- worth's second album for the label oadgames with his band I.O.U. In between albums for Warner's he's come one of the most respec- and sought-out guitarists on the cene and according to Frank Zappa, ohn McLaughlin, Alex Lifeson and, ddie V...…
…4 Pge 8 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, September 10, 1983 - - ~ . - . - - -- - - - - - - - - ~- - wY Cafe flesh (X) Frat House & All About Gloria Leonard (XXX) it If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES La Cage Aux Folles (The Original) =His Hangups .Hilarious! Made A4 a i U { U. f ITEMS LOST during summer orientation may be claimed at ...…
…The Michigan Daily -Saturday, September 10, 1983- Page 9 State college may strikeoi Grand Valley State College in Allen- dale will have a piece of equipment on campus no other state school can boast - an oil derrick. College administrators were ap- proached last May by a Michigan-based COLLEGES' oil company that wanted to test drill on part of the school's 1100-acre campus. Administrators didn't take up the company's offer, but they had secon...…
…Varsity softball tryouts at noon on September 17 at Varsity Softball Diamond. SPORTS Michigan-Washington St. football tickets available at Crisler Arena today starting at 8:00 a.m. Page 10 Saturday, September 10, 1983 The Michigan Daily 1 oCougars, By LARRY MISHKIN The Michigan Wolverines kick off their 1983 foot- ball season this afternoon against the Washington State Cougars in a game that will be full of firsts for Wolverine fans. ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, September 10, 1983-Page 11 Michigan hosts volleyball tourney GM CITES BUSINESS REASONS Spavital quits Panthers A By KATIE BLACKWELL1 No football tickets? Not to despair, There'll be some exciting Wolverine competition at the Central Campus Recreation Building. The Michigan women's volleyball team, fresh off an impressive victory over the highly touted Georgia bulldogs, are hosting the Michigan In- iritational...…
