…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 15, 1979-Page 15 Netters cruise in Big Ten finals By MARK BOROWSKI Mother Nature and strong opposition failed to foil Michigan's dominance in men's tennis as the Wolverines cap- tured their 12th consecutive Big Ten title Sunday in Columbus, Ohio. The weather conditions changed drastically from day to day, but the Wolverines play did not as they steadily won four of six singles titles and one of three doubles ti...…
…Page 16--Tuesday, May 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily "thruiu acr4 1-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY VDAT, MAYT9IT" 1.MIJAMue U EaKm 1 TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SAW TO DEALERS, 1 388 HAPPY COOKER A durable grill with porcelain enamel finish for year-rournd use Black color. Modal No. HC 2201. MEN'S JEANS The newest look in fashion jeans. Trim \ 4 fitting straight leg styled dark denim I jeans with designer styled beck pocket stitching. Wa...…
…OPEN MEETINGS See editorial page LtE 431W 1Ekti1 FIVE-STAR High-52 Low-34 See Today for details Figh Ity*-N n C Year of Editorial Freed1 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 15, 1979 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages plus Supplement Students on Executive Committees: A By JOHN SINKEVICS A dLUUr11 hi b1Ihin } i1U UIUTI1 17In1iIl S WKA -iA vL e rveu o n 0e11. mkin a decision via T1 I -- # Executive Committees at the University ...…
…Infact thanks dorm residents and the university community for supporting the Nestle boycott. Page 2-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily le"go ooting celebration in Uganda Further protest unethical formula' promotion by writing NESTLE: 100 Bloomingdale Rd. White Plains, NY 10605 Infact, A2 604 E. Huron 663-1870 Representatives of UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY of Ohio will be recruiting in Ann Arbor on Thursday, April 19. We are interes...…
…1YOU SEE NES A)"E CALL ZrWY Correction In an article in yesterday's Daily on a hearing held by the State House Black Caucus, Bruce Kozarsky was identified as a member of the Michigan Student Assembly committee on minority attrition, when in fact he belongs to the Literary College (LSA) Student Gover- nment's committee on minority attrition. We regret the error. Take ten Then University President Robben Fleming appeared on television on the eve...…
…Page 4-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily TCTHE YEAR .X IN REVIEW Regents Presidential Search non-discriminatory Sullivan Principles. greeted by 100 vocal spectators who by the political science tenured faculty By Mitch Cantor The Board expressed satisfaction, with had come to voice their demands that in his bid for tenure.BB the responses in which the corporations the school grant tenure to Political Many of the sympathizers were at th...…
…~:egeflts (Continued from Page 4) during the public comments of the Thursday session, another issue of strong concern came up-that of the Graduate Employees Organization 4GEO). Acting President Marty Bombyk called for the University to drop its court case against GEO. The Univer- sity contends the teaching assistants in. the' union are not allowed to bargain collectively with the University because they are students instead of employees. On th...…
…Page 6--Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Quad stages multi-media blitz Join the farts Staff "REVEALING THE GALLERY: NEW INSIGHTS FOR ARTISTS" PANEL DISCUSSION BLIXT GALLERY A GALLERY 1 A DETROIT FOCUS GALLERY THE ARTCENTER Mt Clemens April 17 8:00 p.m. CONFERENCE ROOM 5 MICHIGAN UNION OPEN TOTHE PUBLIC FREE ADMISSION UNIVERSITY ARTISTS & CRAFTSMEN GUILD By MARK DIGHTON Amid the noise and confusion of opening night, the expectant a...…
…C arts & entertainment The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 15, 1979-Page7, JIMMY CLIFF in 1973 THE HARDER THEY COME An exotic glimpse of Jamaican life in this first film from the isle of reefer. A violent tale of a young innocent who comes to seek his fortune as a pop star and ends up as a renegade desperado. Based on a true story. Reggae music by Jimmy Cliff, Toots and the Maytals, the Slickers, and others throb with vitality throughout the fi...…
…Page 8--Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily MANN THEATRES DEAR HUNTER Tickets: VLLAETWIN1 Adults 4.00 Child 2.00 MAPLE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER 769-1300 HURRICANE Tickets: Adults 3 50k Child 2.00 NOW PLAYING here is only one safe place.. 2n eachdoher arms A PARAMOUNT RELEASE 01974PARAMJUNT PTIRSCORPORATKJN °f.Z . 4.. SHOW TIMES: MON.-FRI. 6:45-9:15 SAT.-SUN. 1:30, 4:00, 645, 9:15 IIfluAIER OF 5D ACADEMY AWiARDS! SHOW TIMES - FRI. 7:00-10:...…
…The Michigan, Daily Sunday, April 15, 1979LPoae 9 [:. I j I ' The Michigan Daily-Sunday. Anril 15. 1 979-Pnn. 9 is ; , "r I r Tech Hifioffers 100 qualitybrands. And soundrooms to play them in. rt A -lot of stereo stores have big signs all over the place that tell you "Don't Touch the Merchandise". At Tech Hifi, our signs say "Come Play". Because we think it's important for you to get the "feel".of components. You can feel free to fli...…
…Page 10-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Da1ly Classifieds FOUND-Black and white long-haired Spaniel about 6 months, long ears, short tail, on State Street April 13th a.m. Call Sharon, 764-0418 or 971-2937. dA415 MAMMOTH DOG FOUND-Huge beautiful black' great Dane on Maynard Street. Call Huron Valley Humane Society. dA415 LOST-Gold love knot pin with diamond-like stone in center, near Power Center last Friday night. Jody, 6A2. rew a d...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 15, 1979-Page 11 Good news, bad news Bo likes play but frets at injury By DAVE JOHNSON The scoreboard read "Blue 21 - White 0" at Michigan's annual spring scrimmage yesterday, but as far as Bo Schembechler was concerned - Michigan lost. Oh, he wasn't upset at his players or anything. On the contrary, he was quite pleased with the performance of most of his guys, i.e. B. J. Dickey, Stanley Edwards, L. P. Reid...…
…Page 12-Sunday, Aprih5, 1979-The Michigan Daily MASTERS HEADS INTO FINAL ROUND Ed Sneed takes five stroke lead Time Further Out BY Bob Emory By BOB EMORY Special to The Daily AUGUSTA, Ga. - Ed Sneed finally made a bogey yesterday at the third round of the Masters, only his second in his last 72 holes of competition. It didn't make much difference though, because he also made four birdies and fired his third straight sub-70 round to take a f...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 15, 1979-Page 13 HO WE A WINNER, PER RY LOSES Blue split opener with By LIZ MAC The weather god finally smiled on the Michigan baseball team yesterday af- ternoon. However, the baseball god was only half as benevolent, as the Wolverines split a doubleheader with Wisconsin 5-0 and 0-2 at Fisher Stadium. The Michigan nine seemed to shake off the effects of playing only one doubleheader since the spring trip in ...…
…C' .,. r. " .. Page 14-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Spectrum of newspapers await readers .i r © m c o Admk (Continued from Page 1) "because it's the dominant institution in the city, and a large percentage of the things that happen in Ann Arbor are connected to it." THE NEWS is one of eight Michigan newspapers published by the Booth syndicate, owned by the S.T. Newhouse Co. But the News, according to Bishop, has total local a...…
… W19fiRr 7T _.__ _ r Page 8-Sunday, April15,.1979--The Michigan Daily jolt -"qwl. tContinued from Page 5 What did you guys learn in ther after all we talked about?" a JOL members asks them. One of the youn men shifts uncomfortably in his sea "This ain't the place to be, no way. want an education. I don't want to han out here," he says. It is obvious that th experience has deeply moved him. He' not saying this to please anyone. "I can't han...…
…- The Michigan Daily-Sunday, A Page 2-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily R AMBLINGS/sue warner Heller's 'Good as Gold': It i IT DOESN'T take long to catch on to the subtle ways of making life as a history student easier. As an eager freshman, my eyes repeatedly passed over the Thomas Locke essay accom- panying the European History 102 text and lecture. I read all of essay number 18, and, when finished, had absolutely no clue as to ...…
…Page 6-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily .. --.w'~--Y.- . - '- ~qi4~ ~ - ' ' wr pv _ , . _ . 7VqMPm" The Michigan Daily--Sunda) BOOKS The Flounder': Great Grass Fringe political groups pers THE FLOUNDER By Gunter Grass Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., $12.00, 547 pp. E VERY SO OFTEN one of the ma- 1 jor publishing houses announcees the arrival of a new "major novel," im- ply ng a work of length and im- port-books such as Bello...…
…- 'ww-www- Fwr-T- I- . - U- .U a. .- = , memmojprp fy~uaa, ~piis Page 4-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Inmaes at JOLT. HE MORNING sun starkly silhouettes the 40- oot high walls of the world's largest walled prison, Southern Michigan Prison (SMP) at Jackson: Outside the sprawling complex, ominous guard towers loom over the prison yard. Inside, green-jacketed corrections officials hurry to their posts, handcuffs and retaining chains...…
…DIVESTURE See editorial page P Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom :4E aiuj ALMOST NICE High-320 Low--15 See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 130 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 15, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages Mideast peace treaty signing near Israeli Cabinet approves key points rNroo PRESIDENT CARTER, AFTER completing his Mideast peace mission, returns the open armed welcome of well-wishers at Andrews Air Force Base ye...…
… Page 2-Thursday, March 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'U' ECONOMISTS MAKE GLOOMY FORECAST 'Near recession' expected Palestinian describes injustice on West Bank It is if the college prepares you for life, through study and experience.- At World College West the 4-year program links general education, work experience, study abroad and depth study. Independent, residential, co-ed. Near San Francisco. world college west PO Box 3060-MI San Rafael,...…
… Gr 4 lrl'U SEE NWS lVN CALL - :rgtAY Bo wling for whizzes If you read the almanac every evening and remember all your chemistry formulas, consider competing in the Michigan College Bowl, a, day long cerebral tournament scheduled for the Union Ballroom on March 31. Teams of four are being encouraged to register with Union Programming at 763-1107 within the week. Contestants must be full-time undergraduate students and it'll take $10 to beco...…
…Page 4--Thursday, March 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor needs a mayor to improve housing On April 2, Ann Arbor voters will go to the polls to make known their choices for mayor and city council. These of- ficials will be responsible for making decisions and setting priorities for the, city. During the past decade, though, the people who have made the decisions anal set the priorities have largely ignored Ann Arbor's most serious proble...…
…16mm FESTIVAL KICKS OFF: The Michigan Daily- Minimal art gives maximum -Thursday, March 15, 1979-Page 5 reward Cruikshank promises to become the Robert Crumb of the film co-op circuit. THERE WERE several documen- r- By Senn O'C' c March 21 24.1979 Trurcind'I heat re H PM U niversity Sho}wcase~ Productions Tickets $2 at P.T.P. Office in The Michigan League 764.0450 RED ROSES FOR ME By ANNE SHARP Student filmmakers, in their quest for ...…
…Page 6-Thursday, March 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Y.. "L s7 4b pAl TQY ...+ I.,1 POOHL li-i snu tORN A I' I A I 1 A. Nil~ '" Ct9lrt iInfo" LYN GARDENS-2 '"'-k fr ' ru7 CALL 764-0557 HILLS 4RMS $27A s Ave. N Q4PrEL WARRINGTC '"* LE 835UAIIRLE $40 Wv I IP I 1&ist. M LY"tye 8:30-4 _ e CA'seeks Jitto OssisT 0 indversie .; ora, tr=. ,,;tb INewurin Sanisn ".Sol table, I W9 Lex Av/iS ncT In- UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 15, 1979-Page 7 PROF. RAYMOND TANTER, the associate chairman of the Political Science Department discussed the importance of the United States as a participant in the Mideast peacesettlement yesterday. Profs doubtful of Mideast peace (Continued from Page 1) Egyptian oil, but didn't get it, and Egypt gave up plans for linkage with the Palestinian issue." "This is a very asymmetrical relationship since Israel...…
…Page 8-Thursday, March 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily There is more to Ife than the things you put in a shopping Cart. Sure, everyone has possessions, but the next time that you're worrying about how your clothes color-coordinate, thi'nk about the people around the world and in the U.S. who don't have a lot. Maybe your skills could help them out. Consider spending a small part of your life as a Peace Corps or VISTA volunteer. CONTACT RECRUITERS: ...…
…NCA A TO UR NEY WYINDS DO WN: 7 Sixte By BILLY NEFF Daily sports Analysis Do the Irish'believe in Magic?' Can the Doctor of Dunk slay a wounded Bird? Will Holland lie 'somewhere over the rainbow' for Garland? What is the Price on the head of the real McKoy? All of these questions will be answered the next four days when the "Sweet Six- teen" are reduced to the "Final Four" in the NCAA basketball tournament. If the Irish do not believe in Magi...…
…Page 10-Thursday, March 15; 1979-The Michigan Raily MfSA 19 79-8 The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) Annual Elections will be held April 2, 3, 4, 1979. All seats up for election. Candidate filing forms are avail- able now at the MSA Offices, 3909 Michigan Union. SAY PROPOSALS COULD FAIL TO SAVE GAS Automakers hit WASHINGTON (AP) - Disgruntled automakers told Congress yesterday that impending gasoline mileage stan- dards could prove far more...…
…BOYCOTT See Editorial Page . E it Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom 1EtuiI THERMO. DYNAMIC High-33* Low-teens See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 114 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 15, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Iranian rebels raid U.S. By AP and Reuter Wire Services TEHRAN - Urban guerrillas stor- med the American embassy yesterdays forcing the surrender of the U.S. am- bassador and about 100 staff personnel, in...…
…" .- -.....- . .----......-- -. ------ ISUMMER SU BLET I SUPPLEMENT e I Page 2-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan.Daily ' State troopers get union I I I I NAME I ADDRESS PHONE I -" } 5:0p.m . arch 21979.for (March 3-March, 19, cost is I I y I ti$ 0.0 n I Make checks payable to the Mich-I 1 igan Daily. I I ~Mail or bring in person to 440 I y I Maynard street. : I I I P(ctal size of ad) A bsolutely no ads I C will be accepted I Please ...…
…/y IrYM SEEW "WS ASPEN CALL )AJY Midnight express, The saga of the 150 Soviet paintings, graphics, -and art works, scheduled for display on campus, but cancelled by the Soviet gover- nment, has finally ended. According to Bret Waller, director of the University's Museum of Art, the collection was loaded into a heated van and at "midnight it took off for Madison (Wisconsin)," accom- panied all the way by two museum staffers and two Soviet curat...…
…age 4-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily DECISION-MA KING A T THE 'U' U' vice-presidents dominate budgetary process Third in a series The making of the budget In studying decision-making at the University of Michigan, it is important to understand the University budget since budgetary decisions set the broad constraints within which more detailed decisions on academic and student af- fairs are made. In this article, we will exami...…
… AATA cuts service lbw PIRGIM board By JEFFREY WOLFF The Ann(, Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) board last night unanimously approved service cuts of 309 hours a week to take effect March 18. These cuts include the elimination of Saturday Dial-A-Ride (DAR). All the cutbacks are in DAR service, dealing almost exclusively 'with elimination or reductions of peak-hour ,service. The reduction of §aturday DAR accounts for 125of the weekly -ho...…
…a a,4 n" ."s r Y- r' Y - W'age b--Thu'rsday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Doily POETRY READING with D. Clinton and Ken Mikolowski READING FROM THEIR WORKS Thursday, Feb. 15--7:30 p.m. GUILD HOUSE Admission 602 Monroe FREE By MIKE TAYLOR Special to the Daily CLEVELAND-Out of the smokey depths of the Agora Ballroom rose a roaring sound-the sound of rock'n'roll future. I heard it. We all heard it. For hundreds of raving fans, many of them a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 15, 1979-Page 7 Ayers mixes funk with fun i By MATTHEW KOPKA "Y'all don't get music around here very often, do you?" said Roy Ayers Tuesday night to his largely black audience at the Second Chance. The popular vibraphonist and singer was obviously referring to the scarcity of black popular music on the Ann Arbor campus and the crowd responded with knowing cheers. After having warmed the already ex- ci...…
…p Page 8-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FGUND-Woman's gold watch. Vicinity-Geddes Bug Shelter. Call 764-0418. dA218 F UND-Brown glasses-plastic round lenses, found in brown "floral case on Liberty. Call 764- 069. dA218 FOUND-Young male cate, white with tabby mark- ings. Vicinity: W. Madison & Sixth. Call 665-2648. dA217 FOUND-Woman's glasses, multi-colored frames, blue lenses. State Theatre area...…
…INDEPENDENT OFFSPRING OF 'U': ISR: Researchhaven on (Continued from Page 1) independence. "THE INSTITUTE has to pay for its 6wn business offices, accounting ser- vices, library, mail and messenger ser- vices, and personnel unit," said Wessel. "We have to make our own way," he says, "and not become a drain on University funds. If we cannot bring in revenue, we go put of business." In addition, Wessel notes, Institute service units which charg...…
…Pag4 10-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan'Daily Band Day spotlight for SlipperyRock By GEOFF LARCOM Few things fire up the Michigan Stadium football crowd like a Slippery Rock victory. Groans or cheers always greet the announcement of the fate of the little state college in Western Pennsylvania. And next year, the fans will see the real thing. On Saturday, September 29, Slippery Rock will pla'y Pennsylvania Conference rival Shippensburg...…
…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, February 15, 1979-Page 11 ROOKIE COACH FALK SEES HOPE: Michigan hosts not-so-wild 'Cats By JAMIE TURNER The Tame-cats. It's been a long time since the folks in Evanston have had anything to cheer about concerning Northwestern athletic's. For these 'Cats have been tame an awful long time. t Northwestern has becom a college associated with academic brilliance combined with athletic incompetence, a stigma which f...…
…12-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily DISCUSSES POLLUTION STANDARDS' ,:a ,.- :. .. . a .s 9. A a Muskie calls for tight controls by MARIANNE EGRI Senator Edmund Muskie (D-Maine), speaking before about 600 people in Rackham Auditorium last night, at- tacked the new mood of those opposed to environmental regulation because they say "It is. too costly and burden- some to protect people from the hazar- ds of pollution." Blaming eco...…
