…f Friday, November 13, 1970 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY PQ®e Seven Friday, November 13, 1970 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Po~ SP~vi'~n I eroin. There is an ongoing dispute between heroin users and doc- tors about the dangers connect- ed with heroin use. Doctors will acknowledge that, theoretically, large amounts of heroin can be used for long periods of time without as much structural damage to the body as alcohol l causes. Doctors point out, however, that...…
… rhursdoy November 13, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sevset, rhursday, November 13, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I LU7 7 LFE 41' H1 THE PENNY-PINCHERS PARADISE I *Worm BOWLING Fleecy BAGS; .bootie $7.50. 49cpr ',LO UNGE Still Time to Plant orPIL W Forc Bloom for the Holidays 1 ea. TM RDIO f s:. - f i, -Tack make your own, expensive, X45 00<.looki n or range men ts POTTERY at a fraction of the cost 9cu dine Grain Cowhide VVALLETS kL ...…
…S©turdoy, November 13, 1976 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Blue dekers win fourth straight; .,7 Paae Seven squeeze By LESLIE BROWN bi In a game as diverse in nature as Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde, the Michigan hockey team out- lasted Notre Dame last night at Yost Ice Arena, 7-6. Notre Dame coach Lefty Smith characterized the game best when he said, "the fans certainly got their money's worth." FOLLOWING A RELATIVELY uneventful first period...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 13, 1977-Page 7 Sinelairs '60s spirit fizzles out; PR wor (Continued from Page 1) the last 50 years." "I've always been primarily iivolved in music,, trying to .deal with the Srelatioinship between music and % politicians and music and socio-: economic levels," says Sinclair, who achieved notoriety as the outspoken manger of the MC5, a successful Detroit rock band. SINCLAIR BECAME involved with the MC5in t...…
…Wednesday, November 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, November 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Kaimback testifies at trial PLO officer arrives (Continued from Page 1) son, one-time lawyer for the Nixon re-election, committee. Kalmbach said that on June 28, 1972, eleven days after the burglary at Democratic Na- tional Committee headquarters, John Dean, then White House counsel, summoned him to Washington for "a ver...…
… Tuesday, November 13, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven One da U I COLUMBUS By DAN BORUS They really believe in football down here. Maybe even more than they believe in God and country. While the record throng of 88,000 plus pour- ed across an intra-mural field to the giant horse shoe alongside the Olentangy, the band began to play the National Anthem. Half of the spectators stopped to listen and watch the flag; the others continue...…
…-* a Page 8-Tuesday, November 13, 1979-The Michigan Daily SETBACK WON'T DETER MICHIGAN'S HOPES I Gridde Picks Rose Bowl comes earl By BILLY SAHN It was a sad weekend in Columbus. Sure, Ohio State won, but that was not good enough for Earl Bruce. "I'm really happy that the team won the football game," said Bruce. "I just wish that even one of them could turn in some good Griddes. Those kids up at Michigan win every week!" This time i...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, November. 13, 1971 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY raura, oeme 13 17 City schools boycotted by striking black students (Continued from page 1) nity worker. According to her, the activities at the center were 'very constructive." Some of the adults at the center suggested that the Civil Rights Commission initiate a class action suit for all black students against the school board and the police de- pa...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 13, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday,||| November| 13, | 1970 I - ill I Baby By ELLIOT LEGOW Wolverine football teams will be seeking their eleventh consecutive victory of the season today when the Michigan freshmen travel to East Lansing for a rematch with the Spartans. The Baby Blue, undefeated in two games, will be seeking to give Michigan its third victory of the year over MSU and end th...…
…'Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, November 13, 1975 TH IHGNDIYTusdy oebr1,17 Order Your Subscription Today 764-0558 Law profs react to Douglas retirement (Continued from Page 1) liberals: D o u g 1 a s, (William) Brennan and (Thurgood) Mar- shall. The swing men were (Potter) Stewart and (Byron) White. "All the conservatives had to do to win a decision," Kamisar noted, "was to pick up one of the swing votes. A new Ford, bored wi...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, November 13, 1976 T U Reliable start new talks All TOu an tat aiaa dar Only A Buck Extra VILLAGE BELL 1321 S. University 769-1744 Join the Daily Sports Staff Se1 AP Photo ' (Continued from Page 1) ? reasons they lose their stand- ing under Michigan statutes. "The Tenants Union is strik- ing purely for political reasons and for spite because my cli- ents would not agree to their I Israel hits U...…
…Page 8-Sunday, November 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily Engin. dance scores comeback Anything goes even the kitchen By'MARTHA RETALLICK #ack in the days of midnight cur- fews for women and "no cars on cam- pus"rules, the all-campus ball was the social event of the season. past night's Calculator Ball mgrked the rebirth of that tradition.. THE BRAINCHILD of Engineer- ing Council students in the College of F.ngineering, the Calculator Ball is'a ...…
…Page Eight TL1c AAAKI f\Aff V UHL1 MIG~~lAlN DAILY Wednesday, November 13, 1974 A career in law- without law school. What can you do with only a bachelor's degree? Now there is a way to bridge the gap between an undergraduate education and a challenging, respon- sible career. The Lawyer's Assistant is able to do work traditionally done by lawyers Three months of intensive training can give you the skills-the courses are taught by lawyers...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday. November 13, 1973 I Officials meet on r f problems of energy (Continued from Page 1) his address to the nation last week, President Nixon urged states to reduce highway speed limits to 50 MPH. While all the participants in yes- terday's meeting appeared genu- inely committed to the project, not all were especially hopeful about its results. In a pessimistic moment, Claude Orr commented wryly, "People will pr...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 13, 1979-Page 9 ALMOST PLAYED FOR OSU: Simpkins glad to be clad in Blue HONOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 7:00 P.M. 1017 Angell Hall By DAN PERRIN Can you imagine Ron Simpkins in an Ohio State uniform? That's one un- pleasant thought, especially during the week of the Michigan-Ohio State clash, eh? Well, it almost happened. Yes, Simpkins, Michigan's linebacker extraordinaire was all set ...…
…i Friday, November 13, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine; Friday, November 13, 1 97& THE MICHIGAN DAILY .aaeNin Knlicks Caz in By The Associated Press I NEW YORK - Cazzie Russell, way the all-time darling of Michigan tim basketball, suffered a fractured Ind left wrist last night as the New Bro York Knicks fell before the speed- goa ing Baltimore Bullets by a 110- joy 108 count. T Russell's hand will be in a cast to for six weeks. 9:14 Gu...…
… Thursday, November 13, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thursday, November 13, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ' V ekn9 HIS THIRD CY YOUNG Seaver top rated inNL TTMI NOON LUNCHEON HOMEMADE SOUP 50c FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th Prof. Dick Mann Psych Dept.: "Human Liberation" From Wire Service Reports to win the award three times..........................consecutive season of 200 or Chinks in the arm or . NEW YORK - The Baseball Koufax won it ...…
…'ND slips past Tigers, Sooners slam Buffs By The Associated Press CLEMSON, S.C.-Steady Joe Montana scored twice on short runs after, an elastic Notre Dame defense caused key Clemson turnovers and thefifth- ranked Irish came from behind to win an intersectional college football game 21-17 yesterday. The Tigers' Lester Brown made it 17-7 with a 1-yard rin'into the corner of the end zone early in the third quarter. But from thenon it was all Notr...…
…Wednesday, November 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine W ednesdayiliIIIIII N o e be -,1 74T--I HI A -A L - - in Stage;3 By JEFF LIEBSTER Gus Stager does not give the> impression that he has achiev- a iv ed a distinguished position among college athletic coaches.r Sitting behind his cluttered o ris desk in casual attire, he radi- N T T ates an aura of friendlinessI E ease, and paternalistic good- AY O'HARA nature that are almost unheard...…
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…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 13, 1970 Page Ten THEII IIIII MICHIG-AN- - --DAIL--Y- --r---ay-,- NovemberI III 1 3,IIII1970II _ Candidates file for 7 SGC seats. 18 students have filed state- ments of candidacy for the seven at-large seats to be filled in next week's Student Government Coun- cil (SGC) election. Among the 18 are these incum- bents, all of whom were appointed to fill vacancies on SGC: Alan Ackerman, '72L, Henr...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday; November 13, 1975 T odcoc to me disputing clericc (Continued from Page 1) Bylaws up for ap' CDU HAS charged that UAW night will include c ! regional representatives have provide three full tim attempted to wrest control of with salaries of $13, $ the local from its general mem- th n'sand as well bership. benefits, gas cards While Jones refused to discuss ance. what issues bargaining team The bylaws wou...…
…Page 10--Sunday, November 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily SMERGE SNARES TWO TD'S: Blue blasts Boilermakers. (Continued from Page 2 ) Defensive back Dwight Hicks helped Michigan get its first points on the board when he intercepted a Herrmann quick-out pass at the Purdue 18 witht 5:15 left in the first quarter. Michigan could only move the ball 7 yards after the interception and had to settle for Greg Willner's '28-yard field goal and a 7-3 def...…
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… Page 8-Sunday, November 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily bridge (Continued from Page 6) club king, and Steve had the club ace, the only way to give Frank the lead was if he had a singleton club, then, after Steve cashed his club ace, he would play a small club which Frank would ruff, and he would return a spade which Steve could ruff. Convinced his analysis was correct, Steve dutifully played the ace and out a club, won on the board with the ki...…
… Page 2-Sunday, November 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Nove RAIRLINGSimar garet A H YES, life at the big 'U'. When I first arrived at this University, I was anxious to get on with the' business of searching for Truth, quenching that proverbial thirst for Knowledge, and, best of all, prepar- ing for Life. Yeah, all that stuff. My first day of classes brought such expectations into living color when my witty, vibrant...…
… Page 6-Sunday, November 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Doily--Sunday, No% FILM/christopher potter Undermining overrated flicks First of a two part series HAVE LONG BEEN a nation of list junkies. While essasys and other less structured forms of human com- munication often seem to. float about in an indistinct, unsettlingly shimmering mass, the mere concept of lists carries with it the blessed weight of the authoritative and the...…
… Page 4-Sunday, November 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily Poetic justice: Pro f. Hall The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Novei inds the good life Photo by STEVE KAGAN Hall in Ann Arbor.. . UTHER KENNESTON gazed across the muddy road toward Eagle Pond late one summer afternoon in 1938, recalling how his father had trudged over just' such a sloppy path to train with the local militia during the Civil War. Nine-year-old Luther had been afraid that hi...…
