…Ticket to Paradise? Some 'U'n 7u ' A By SUE INGLIS In addition to the 95 Michigan football players who will be making the trip to Pasadena this month, certain University officials; members of the Athletic Department staff and selected student representatives will also receive free trips to the Rose Bowl. Under an agreement with Conlin-Dodds Travel Agency, for every 50 of the more than 500 student tour packages that have been sold, one Un...…
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….I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 11, 1980-Page 3 ANTHRO STUDENTS LEARN CASTING TECHNIQUE Class replicates skulls By SARA ANSPACH In the depths of Angell Hall students labor with plaster and latex attempting to create the perfect skull. Miembers of the Biological An- thropology 451 class spend many hours in that basement workroom making plaster casts of skulls and other bones from ancestors of apes and man that lived more than 25 mill...…
…OPINION Page 4 Thursday, December 11, 1980 The Michigan Daily, Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI, No. 81. 420 Moynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 k Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Weasel N1 WEASE:L.I D1PYou G-T u F STUPYIN& PONE FOR C YwU, FINAL? NAPE. TH4 U CUP1 T by Robert Lence C I CANT STUDY UNLESS I HAVE TOTAL SILENCE.. AHD THEN Wt I FNALI'( FiN A PLACE. THPK...…
…s The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 11, 1980--Page 5 Conservation poses problems for policy-makers By ELAINE RIDEOUT Who should pay to make buildings energy efficient? The responsibilities of tenants, lan- dlords, and owners in the effort to con- serve energy, is just one of the questions facing the Ann Arbor Energy Steering Committee, a group charged with devising an energy plan for the city. "There are all sorts of problems here with n...…
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… ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, December 11, 1980 Page 7 Still searchin Weather Report 's same new thing By JERRY BRABENEC Some records are calculated to take the world by storm, some to capitalize on earlier successes, and some are sub- dued efforts, intended simply to con-, tinue a style and please established fans. Some new releases in the latter category "would include Steely Dan's Gaucho, Neil Young's new one, and our subject, ...…
…Page 8-Thursday, December 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily Gov' still considering I Michigan for nuke dump I COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - The federal government still considers Michigan a potential site for a nuclear waste dump despite a two-year-old, legislative ban, says a top official of the U.S. Department of Energy. John Mountain of- the department's office of nuclear waste isolation said a freeze in relations between his agency and Michigan of...…
…'9 SPORTS The Michigan Daily' thursday, December 11, 1980 Page 9 MCGEE POPS IN 30 Cagers flash by Kent State, 97-72 By MARK FISCHER Mike McGee moved into second place on the Michigan career scoring list as the Blue cagers coasted over the Kent State Golden Flashes, 97-72, before 10,122 fans at Crisler Arena last night. With 7:51 left in the first half, McGee took a pass from Mark Bodnar and net- ted a lay-up to bypass Rudy Tom- janovic...…
…Page 10-Thursday, December 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily Hampsonfits well into family hockey mold BY MARTHA CRALL One might say Gordie Hampson was destined to play hockey. The sport is a way of life with the Hampsons. His father, Ted, played hockey for the Min- nesota North Stars of the NHL, and his brothers, Scott and Greg, are currently playing for Colorado College. Hampson started his hockey; career in the second grade. When it came time to...…
