…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 14, 1981-Page 3 ........ ......................._........,........_...........:..........}}i..n..................................................: C...... .............................. ......:..,.:...>....................................n...._......... ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . atterson leetures on drive for death penalty By FANNIE WE...…
…I Balloon' The Michigan Daily-Saturday, November 14, 1981--Page 3 crash-lands after historic flight over ocean COVELO, Calif. (AP) - Weighted by ice and battered by .a driving storm, Double Eagle V nearly crashed at the end of an historic trans-Pacific balloon flight, the crew said yesterday after they were plucked from a rugged mountainside. "We are lucky we survived but life and death are next to each other anyway," said crewman Rocky ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 14, 1981-Page3 - HIGH SCHOOLERS CUT BACK Study: BY GREG DAVIS Cigarette use among young people in America is declining sharply, partly due to increased awareness of adverse health effects, according to the results of a study released today by the University's Institute for Social Research. The study, entitled "Monitoring the Future," involved surveys of ap- proximately 17,000 high school seniors in whic...…
… Theta Chi ehustles for heart fund By ANNETTE STARON How many bounces does it take to get from Ann Ar- bor to East Lansing when it's 17 degrees outside? Thirty-two members of the Theta Chi fraternity had a chance to find out last night. They're in the por- cess of dribbling a basketball from Crisler Arena to Jenison Field House at Michigan State University in an attempt to raise money for the American Heart Association. Wearing "anything they...…
…Secret society Jiolds initiation ritual By JANET RAE Dressed in black robes and hoods, 10 to 20 members of the Vulcans, a secret *Engineering honor society, par- ticipated yesterday in early-morning initiation rites for new members. According to witnesses of the ceremony at the West Engineering Ar- ch, new initiates were doused with shaving cream, after-shave, and mfouthwash while they kneeled with their heads resting on an anvil near the Engi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 14, 1981-Page 3 NURSES, ADMINISTRATORS WILL BARGAIN Nurses to resume By JOHN ADAM Registered nurses and University Hospital administrators will go back to the bargaining table tomorrow mor- ning, a week after nurses walked off the job. In the meantime, nurses continue to picket both the Hospital and University Health Service. . SPOKESPERSONS . FOR the Professional Nurses Council claim the number participatin...…
…Alleged rapist returns to college SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. (AP) - A Dearborn man, who said he wants to become a police officer, has returned to college while he awaits retrial on a charge that he raped a Lake Superior State University student. Circuit Judge Martin Breighner on.Tuesday ordered the new trial for David Cabellero, saying the former Lake Superior State student had an inadequate defense during his first trial. The rape case brought n...…
…HAC takes over house for homeless by Karen Akerlof Daily Staff Writer Chanting, "One, two, three, four - what the hell are we out here for? Five, six, seven, eight - affordable rent just can't wait!" a small band of people marched from City Hall to 337 S. Ashley St. last night and took over the empty, dilapidated house next to the Kline's parking lot. Homeless men and women, members of the Home- less Action Committee (HAC), and University stud...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 14, 1983-Page 3 i I Local, performers to aid anti-nuke movement, By HALLE CZECHOWSKI University students will be giving the arms race the old song and dance this month at a benefit to aid the local nuclear disarmament movement. Local singers, dancers, speakers and performers will gather at the Union Jan. 29 in an effort to raise money for several nuclear disarmament groups, such as the Interfaith Council fo...…
…-HAPPENINGS- Highlight Classical music lovers take note - the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, lauded by critics as "an atomic-age instrument"and "powerhouse ensem- ble," will be performing in Hill Auditorium tonight at 8:30. Music director Sir Gerog Solti and principal guest conductor Claudio Abbado will lead per- formances of the "Magic Flute" Overture by Mozart; "Music for Strings, Percussion and Celeste" by Bartok; and "Symphony No. 9" ("New Wo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, January 14, 1988- Page Pro f. finds no simple reasons for happiness By DAHLIA DEAN A simple prescription for happi- ness? Impossible, says University Political Science Prof. Ronald In- glehart, who will soon publish a book on the subject. "There is no simple recipe for how to be happy," he explains. "A simple prescription for happiness is lower aspirations. However, even that's not simple." Expecting less may ma...…
…Colleiate Council looks for fu nd'ing By LAWRENCE ROSENBERG About 25 student leaders from colleges and universities across the state converged on Ann Arbor Saturday for the bimonthly board meeting of the Michigan Collegiate Coalition. The MCC leaders - representing over 200,000 students - discussed ways. to increase their funding and their plans for a student lobby day. The meeting focused on a plan that would require all member schools to all...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 14, 1988- Page3 Speakers discuss women's future at 'U' By VICKI BAUER The University must intensify its recruitment of women faculty in or- der to improve the environment for all women on campus, said Carol Hollenshead, director for Continuing Education of Women, at a forum yesterday. HOLLENSHEAD and 10 other women spoke to about 100 women faculty, staff, and students about the problems women face at t h e...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, September 14, 1988- Page 3 MSU derical M staff strikes BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bAbout 2,300 secretaries and :other employees went on strike yesterday at Michigan State Uni- versity, while the school lined up extra temporary help for registra- tion next week, a university spokesperson said. Several groups of 20 to 3C pickets appeared on the Michigar State campus in East Lansing as the Clerical-Technical Union be...…
… Senate OKs death penalty WASHINGTON (AP) - The senate yesterday voted to allow capi- tal punishment for drug-related killings, as lawmakers lurched past procedural snarls and finally began P debating a $2.6 billion drug bill. The capital punishment language, retained in the legislation by a 64-25 ;vote, was just one of many provi- sions in the 600-page, campaign- season measure that would strengthen .the government's arsenal against drug offe...…
…r The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 14, 1988 - Page 3 Film maker urges' change in system BY DONNA IADIPAOLO Cristina Choy wants people to stop complaining about the injustices in the world and start taking action to reform them. She uses her documentary films, including the award-winning Who Killed Vincent Chin, to reveal how America systematically excludes minori- ties. "The system was not designed for newcomers, not for people of co...…
…Speaker compares King, Malcolm X The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 14, 1989 - Page 3 Duderstadt calls for education reform BY JENNIFER MILLER "We find in King an exceptional wind of courage, that says I am very critical of an institution, but I don't want to leave it," Clayborne Carson said yesterday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In a speech to about 35 people at the Law School, Carson emphasized King's struggle to overcome institution...…
… Prof. discusses Blacks' roles in writing, academia The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 14, 1989 - Page 3 Bill may protect rape survivors BY HEATHER HUNT Relating his experiences as a student, professor, and newspaper editor and publisher, visiting Prof. Robert Chrisman discussed Blacks' roles in academia and journalism last night at the Frieze building. Chrisman, editor and publisher of Black Scholar, addressed the University's chapter of t...…
…Dogs hinder blind students BY ROBIN PICK A blind woman walks down the street, led by her leader dog, Henry. An unknown, unprovoked, and un- leashed dog approaches Henry. Re- acting to the intrusion, Henry runs in front of the woman, and, conse- quently she falls on top of her own leader dog. This type of incident, which oc- curred last year, is not unusual for Margie Minor, a graduate student in history. For the past two years, stray and unlea...…
…The Michigan Daily-Monday, September 14, 1987- Page r ' i I , '3 f 4 ., f i t E ' 3 1 { ! t i t 1 t } ! '' i r ;s r 'j 3 4 3 d^1 f s t t , iX i i i .. P 0 Gay g By PETER ORNER While picketers marched in front of the Pantree Saturday, the management made a public apology for an incident in which a group of gay men and lesbians were harassed in the restaurant. Standing across the street from more than 25 marchers, Pantree office manager Brooks...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 14, 1987- Page 3 ANC speaker asks for support By VICKI BAUER African Nation Congress repre- sentative Shuping Coapoge described South African apartheid to an audi- ence of more than 60 people gathered on the Diag yesterday for a rally to honor political prisoners. In a brief speech, Coapoge, a member of the ANC's mission to the United Nations, traced the his- tory of South Africa's system from 1910, when ...…
…Children, engineers fearless in face of fire By DOV COHEN If there was a fire in West Engineering yesterday afternoon, the students still in the building when the two fire trucks arrived, certainly didn't notice. The firefighters were called to the scene after University security officials noticed smoke and a strong odor coming from one of the building's hallways. BUT THE "fire" turned out to be a malfunctioning flourescent light, which gave ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Sunday. October 14. 1984 - Pr .a~ .-. Daily Photo by DAN HABIB A former Michigan cheerleader guides the crowd in an alumni rendition of Bullwinkle. H APPENINGS- Highlight Sunday Music school Prof. Eckart Sellheim presents "Basically Beethoven 2," the second in a series of performances of chamber music by Beethoven and others at 6 p.m. in the School of Music Recital Hall. Films U-Club - Grease, with dinner, 7 p.m., U-Clu...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 14, 1984 - Page 3 Early elections called .3 Sd to elect Ind NEW DELHI, India (AP) - The government yesterday called early Parlimentary elections Dec. 24 that will determine whether new Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi retains the office he took after Indira Gandhi was assassinated. Chief election commissioner Rama Krishna Trivedi said, however, the national elections would not be held in Assam or Punjab st...…
…The Michigan Daily, Wednesday, September 14, 1983- Page 3 Bartleby's closes shop, students note new scribes By GEORGEA KOVANIS Bartleby's Notes Ltd., the notetaking service which provided nearly 2,000 students with notes from about 20 University.courses last year, has closed up shop and its owner has disappeared, according to University Cellar managers. But students who prefer to just sit in class and listen to a lecture aren't out of luck: ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 14, 1983 - Page 3 Inflation reduces salary hikes for business grads By ERIC MATTSON Starting salaries for business school graduates from the University went up about 4 percent last year, a substan- tially lower increase than such positions have offered in previous years. According to a report released yesterday by the placement office of the Graduate School of Business Ad- ministration, recent graduates ...…
…t C raft awarded I $325,000 mfraud retrial JOPLIN, Mo. (AP) - Former TV an- h rwOman Christine Craft was awar- ded $325,000 in damages by a federal Jury yesterday in the retrial of her suit f laiming the management of a Kansas City television station made fraudulent promises when she was hired. The seven-woman, five-man jury awarded Craft $225,000 in actual damages after about three hours of deliberation. The jury then went back into session,...…
…Jackson gets invitation aI a 41 ,a '1 B 4. .'p o visit Nicaragua FORSYTH, 'Ga. (AP) - The Rev, the United States.' Jesse Jackson said yesterday he has Asked whether the timing had ben invited to Nicaragua next Tuesday political overtones, the Democratic Lothelp celebrate the rise to power of the presidential candidate told reporters leftist Sandinista regime there and will traveling with him on a voter dlecide by the end of the week whether ...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, March 14, 1984 - Page 3 HAPPENINGS Highlight As part oits campaign to register voters, the Public Interest Research Group in Michigan (PIRGIM) will show Hearts and Minds, an award- winning documentary on American involvement in Vietnam. The film, free to those with proof of voter registration, begins at 8 p.m. in the Natural Science Auditorium. Films Cinema II-The Hustler, 7 p.m., The Dirty Dozen, 9:25 p.m., MLB...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 14, 1986 - Page 3 * ° M LSA students .may face more 8 a.m. classes By NANCY DRISCOLL More students could wind up atten- ding 8 a.m. and evening classes if the. proposed renovation of the East Engineering Building takes place as scheduled in 1987. In a report to the LSA faculty yesterday, James Cather, associate dean for curriculum and ad- ministration, said that to accomodate the shutdown of 18 East Engi...…
… The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 14, 1986 - Page 3 Girls stay away from math despite good grades By DEBBIE KOBAK Women have succeeded in breaking through many of the barriers in the workplace over the last 20 years, but what about the classroom? A recent study conducted through the University's Institute for Social Research shows that women still tend to stay away from mathematics and related courses. APPROXIMATELY 1,400 fifth through t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 14, 1986-- Page 3 'U' seeks state funds for engineering laboratory By CAROLINE MULLER A high-tech laboratory in the new engineering building currently under con- struction on North Campus will be equipped to meet its minimum needs only if the state approves an upcoming supplemental ap- propriation bill. University officials have been lobbying since last September for a $3.3 million ad- dition to the fiscal ...…
… Indians celebrate culture in Pow Wow The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 14, 1986 -Page 3 Student group attempts to produce weekly TV show By EVE BECKER Amongst the flurry of feathers and the pounding rhythms of small drums, Native Americans from across the Great Lakes region met last weekend for the 14th annual Ann Arbor Pow Wow, a community and student celebration of American Indian culture and heritage. The event, sponsored by the Native ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 14, 1985- Page 3 Overcrowding troubles Michigan Union eateries ,' By THOMAS HRACH Now more than a year and a half old, the Michigan Union Grill has boomed as the center for student study and fast food needs. But complaints of slow ser- vice, overcrowding, and a high student employee turnover rate trouble the A MUG.. Chris Harrison, an LSA senior, said he comes to the MUG to study or eat an average of f...…
…-HAPPENINGS- Highlight The University Dance Company and the University Philharmonia present Carl St. Clair conducting Madcat Ruth on the harmonica and synthesizers, Peter Sparling dancing, and Jeffrey Solow as the cellist at the Power Center tonight at 8. Films MED-Key Largo, 7:30 p.m.; To Have and Have Not, 9:15 p.m., Nat. Sci. Auditorium. AAFC-Nosferatu, 7 p.m.; Nosferatu the Vampire, 8:30 p.m., Aud. A, Angell. CG-Ann Arbor 16MM Film Festiva...…
…. , ! Yi i 'p., , , " J ~1'. 1 y Y. .::ti'""fltti}.:":"}::':?i;:":;{i:{.;'.}iiy:''':::6?t l.::tiGiti}r :. ,. ' {. 7' iyf ,. y ." } ''.r "", " , :}C'ik::":.'Y,; ." :" Y..: ..:{':"i:"{.'::.:::y. t r r t 4 t 9 S t d' f k 7 { First linguistics program director named By SEAN JACKSON Associate Prof. Thomas Toon will serve a three-year term as the first director of the newly formed linguistics program after spending the upcoming year as a Guggenhe...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 14, 1987-- Page 3 'Swing Out' personalizes senior graduation By PAUL HENRY CHO Some University seniors compare graduation exercises at the University to a livestock show where students are herded into an arena, displayed, and herded out. But one campus group is trying to personalize the event. The Student Alumni Council and the Michigan Union Board of Representatives are sponsoring "Senior Swing Out" ...…
… The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 14, 1987 -Page 3 Ed. students may work in low-income areas By SCOTT BOWLES Students in the School of Education may be teaching and doing field work in urban and rural low- income areas if a new proposal receives sufficient funding. The Undergraduate School of Education Student Organization (USESO) and Dean Carl Berger submitted the Individualized Teacher Certification Program to Vice President James Duders...…
…I The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 14, 1986 - Page 3 Bullard wants more spending By STEPHEN GREGORY Democratic State Rep. Perry Bullard said yesterday that if the state is "to keep the University of Michigan the engine of the state's economy," it will have to increase revenue spending for higher education. Addressing the political science class "Current Issues" Bullard said, "It is essential to the future of Michigan that we have a stat...…
…I The Michigan Daily- Friday, November 14, 1986- Page 3 Study outlines problem 0 0 in city. By EVE BECKER Ann Arbor needs to overhaul its public housing system by making it more physically suitable for tenants and collecting all back rent owed - including some from as long ago as 1976 - according to a study released by Social Work graduate student Michelle Richards. Her study indicated major problems within the Ann Arbor Housing Commission, ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 14, 1985 - Page 3 :." ." ....... "......"s.."..."......." ..a.."" . .. " .t*********.. . *.."...".....__.____ ........._. ... Sudarkasa k calls for A spirit of Td tC 7 (Continued from Page 1) Sudarkasa said. Her report on recruitment that was published last spring was never made public. She commented that a lot was lost by not making the report public. "We made the impression that there was something...…
…Freedom " Ride rally unites " disabled BY KELLY THAYER Like the civil rights marches of the 1960s, last Friday's New Freedom Ride took to the streets to express the concerns of the op- pressed, specifically people with dis- abilities. The Ride began on the Diag at * 3:30 pm. State Senator Lana Pollack addressed about 150 rally members from throughout Michigan and the Toledo, Ohio area. Pollack stated her support for the marchers' cause and off...…
…The Michigan Daily, Friday, August 14, 1987- Page3 Ann Arbor to host wheel chair athletic events By LISA GEBAUER Next week Ann Arbor will host the Seventh National Veterans Wheel Chair Games, the largest wheel chair athletic event ever held in the United States. The games, sponsored by the Veterans Administration and Para- lyzed Veterans of America, will be- gin August 18 and last five days as wheel chair bound veterans compete in multiple sp...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, August 14, 1984 - Page 3 McPromotion adds up to gold for franchise By ERIC MATTSON Considering that the United States won 174 medals in the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, you'd think McDonald's has lost a fortune on their "When the U.S. Wins, You Win" promotion. You'd be dead wrong. Game cards at McDonald's all over the country have an Olympic event listed on them, and if the U.S. won a medal in that event...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday; May14,1983- Page 3 ERANIAN REQUEST CHALLENGES 'PRIVACYACT' EMUreleases Ianandata By MIKE WILKINSON A recent move by the Algerian government asking universities nationwide to provide information on Iranian students has sparked controversy over whether it is legal to fulfill the request. The University received the formal request two weeks ago, but administrators decided that providing such information violated a ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 14, 1983 - Page 3 Orientation students invade 'U' By KAREN TENSA CRISP? What's CRISP? How can I find out who my roommate is? What if he's a loser? When can I get my football tickets? What does CCRB stand for? These and many other questions are being answered by 20 patient Univer- sity student leaders operating the an- nual summer orientation program. THE FIRST batch of 140 new students arrived at Alice Lloyd...…
…Two Diag frequenters take a swig from a brown paper bag. The Regents could outlaw scenes like this if they approve a ban on alcohol in the Diag area at today's meeting. Re ents to vote on policy y - Thursday, July 14, 1983 - Page 3 Libraries get new eireulation system By DAN GRANTHAM University library officials say they hope to cut costs and keep better track of books and fines next fall with a new computerized circulation system. The new co...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 14, 985-Page3 resister pleads guilty LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Draft resister David Wayte pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge he failed to register with the Selective Service, declaring his fight to the Supreme Court was "a statement for peace." Wayte, who lost a Supreme Court appeal of the government's policy of prosecuting only those who publicize non-compliance with registration laws, faces up to 5 years in pris...…
…The Michiaan Daily-Thursday, May 14, 1981-Page 3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS DISCONTINUANCE Geographyre By SUE INGLIS the department has a "good record" of Given the severe budgetary con- placing its graduate students, the straints the LSA College had to face in document also notes the two most the past year, and will likely wrestle eminent faculty members of the depar- wtinthe as utyar, thd wLSA Exkecte tment will retire within eight year...…
…The Michigan Daily--Tuesday, July 14, 1981-uPage 3 WIFE AND CHILD ARE CONT ACTED Taiwan affair progresses By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer Contact was made recently between the wife and child of former University graduate student Chen Wen-Chen and members of Carnegie Mellon Univer- sity faculty, according to CMU President Richard Cyert. Cyert said that Chen's wife, Sue Jen, has said she will leave Taiwan in "the middle of August maybe." There ...…
