…Ninety-five Years of Editorial Freedom cl b* r Lit Wtan ait1 Testy Partly sunny with a chance of light snow. Highs in the upper teens. Vol. XCV, No.113 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan -Friday, February 15, 1985 Fifteen Cents Ten Pages r One By JOE EWING Special to the Daily IOWA CITY - Who said Michigan couldn't win the big one? The Wolverines got a pair of clutch jump shots from Garde Thompson with just a little o...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 15, 1985 South Quad escapes another fire. By JERRY MARKON Another fire was narrowly averted in South Quad yesterday morning when a cigarette tossed into a trash can burnt itself out before University security arrived on the scene. The near-fire in Kelsey House was located in one of the same trash cans that was set ablaze on Feb. 4, when South Quad residents evacuated their dorm for over an hou...…
… The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 15, 1985 -Page 3 Judge speaks on equality issue By GREG MEENHAN Closing the International Women's Decade, Federal Judge Ruth Ginsburg said yesterday that laws involving men and women in the United States are changing due to societal changes. "Changes in the law always come after changes in society," said Ginsburg, in her Hutchins Hall speech. The best way for women to reach equality is for men to take mo...…
…OPINION Page 4 Friday, February 15, 1985 The Michigan Daily a Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Grumblings at Greenham Vol. XCV, No. 113 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor M1 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Negligent representation M SA'S FAILURE to meet a quorum check in the middle of its February 12 meeting is the second significant display in two weeks of lack of c...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 15, 1985-- Page 5 Bryant Jensen Blanchard to speak at graduation ceremonies (Continued from Page 1) and unpredictable, according to Ken- nedy. "IT IS AN interesting process in which it is not unusual that we contact several potential speakers at the same time. It is especially tricky when public figures are involved and their schedules have to be juggled," said Kennedy. The process occurs in two stages. ...…
…4 ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, February 15, 1985 Page 6 'Boat People' opens to acclaim .v 14 fin? usu x Y ale bet ow .d Y. ! By Jackie Au Yeung O ne of the most popular figures in recent cinema has been the death- defying, life-dedicating war correspon- dent, who is sympathetic to the suf- ferings of the locals of a war-torn foreign land: The Year of Living Dangerously, Under Fire, The Killing Fields, and these films are not without...…
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… Men's Swimming vs. Ohio State Saturday, 3 p.m. Matt Mann Pool SPORTS Men's Indoor Track Central Collegiates Friday and Saturday Track and Tennis Building The Michigan Daily Friday, February 15, 1985 Page 8 PLA YOFF HOPES RIDE ON TWIST OF FA TE lcers out to roast sizzling Bucks THE SPORTING VIEWS By BARB McQUADE As it fights to keep its playoff hopes alive, the Michigan hockey teams plays the part of Oliver Twist this weekend, beggin...…
…Thinclads tread into championship meet By DEBRA deFRANCES Although the men have some Amidst the freezing temperatures strength among distance runners of Ann Arbor, the men's track team Chris Brewster, Omar Davidson and will attempt to ignite a flame of Todd Steverson, Harvey concedes speed and talent inside the' Track that the team, on a whole, is not as and Tennis Building tonight in the good as last year's Wolverines. Central Collegiate Conf...…
…Page 10- The Michigan Daily Friday, February 15, 1985 Cagers net tenth boost its first half shooting percentage to 47.8. The Hawkeyes shot only 38.4 percent from the floor before the in- termission. MICHIGAN got on the board fiirst off the opening tip as Tarpley hit a 12- footer the first time down the floor. The Wolverines center was phenomenal in the first frame, tallying 17 points again- st the Iowa big men. Richard Rellford then hit the f...…
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…w w w w w w w T lr T T T T T 1 Climbing through the Nobody 'S perfect-go ahead, ma U.. national parks By Andy Weine G owest, young man!" goes the saying from some 19th century personage whom I can't recall. Back then, Michigan was considered way out west, a part of the undeveloped wilds (hence the name 'Midwest'). But further west - that is, where Watt has not unleased his developmental en- tourage - lay hills and forests, rush...…
…w w V w w w w w w w lqw 7 - 7- - --44MF- T 41 Waiting too long brings the passport blues Help Wanted: By Carrie LevMine Hrror stories about obtaining pass- ports and visas are part of almost any traveler's tales. But it does not have to be that way. Believe it or not, the passport and visa hassle can be bypassed by travelers who plan in ad- vance. A passport is the first, and most im- portant, document a traveler needs to go abro...…
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…w w w wwww w w w w Nw- NELP: Live in the woods with Thoreau. et. al. By Arona Pearlstein IF YOU'RE looking for a different approach to your education, you might want to consider the New England Literature Program. The six week University program, help at Camp Kehonka outside Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, combines intensive study of New England writers with intensive study of nature. Thirty-six students, two graduate students, and three full p...…
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…w w w w w w mw- -W. T F I R S R U AMADEUS Director Milos Forman's idea of depicting Mozart as a pop star is a clever premise, but the screenplay never pans out and what is meant to be irreverance is merely irrelevance. In the end the film ends up totemizing Mozart with all the same excessive and pompous empty praise it originally sets out to super- a sede. You can, if you want, just close your eyes and enjoy the score. 8:45 at the Movi...…
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