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…Speech and Journalismr (Continued from Page 1) programs, and, between training and requirements. He said those under the FRYE STRESSED that the social research. old program would have the option of scientific approach of the Journalism "The new concentration requiremen- being "grandfathered out or switching Department, and humanistic approach ts will not be an ignorant addition of the to the new program." of the Speech Communications and two o...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, April 16, 1970 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, April 16, 1970 4 Guskin withdraws from OSS VP race SUB-LET SERVICE WE RENT YOUR PLACE FOR YOU ... COME ON IN AND REGISTER HUNDREDS HAVE ALREADY!!! Student Living Ouarters 1217 S. University-662-6591 (Contmi.ued from Page 1) sition and to me as a candidate," he said.1 The other candidates endorsed for the post by the search com- mittee have al...…

… 4u- r 0 Page Eight,- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 16, 1972 Saturday, September 16, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i ED SHUTTLESWORTH ( 3 1 ) rambles and rolls in a play against Indiana. Shuttlesworth, netted 875 yards last season, his first with the varsity. Despite his slashing play, staffers at the Daily have been unable to de- cide upon a nickname for the junior. BAKB to SCHOOL 306 So. Main St. Anr Arbor, Mich. BUYS FOR TH...…

…Page 2-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily RAMBLINGS! patty montemulTi The Michigan Daily-Sund OnE. B. White: T HE PRIDE they feel will be hard to hide. It will surface in the smiles on their faces, through the tears that will undoubtedly course down my mother's face and in the way my father will clear his throat before he offers a congratulation. Sitting amidst some 5,000 graduates chafing under cap and gown and pomp and circumstanc...…

…Page 16-Tuesday, May 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Blue elinches title share Batsmen split with Hawkeyes By GEOFF LARCOM Another chapter in the 1978 Michigan baseball success story was written last weekend, as the Wolverines, following a rainout at Northwestern, split a twinbill with Iowa, 10-1, 0-1, to assure themselves of at least a share of the Big Ten title. The split leaves Michigan with a smoking 12-2 record in the Big Ten and at 25-12 ov...…

…Page 16-Friday, June 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily MAf E S A 0 0 r; V S Y s ttoif f ,, 1. , ti ..., , 7'mF 7TEl WARRtNGT nam t wM 6M HILkS 4RMS $710 L -Via04 " 1 Ust t.: nits F- SALE FOR RENT FOR RENTPERSONAL GREAT SALE-Must sell! Color TV, $150. Washer MODERN TWO-BEDROOM furnished apartment, and dryer, $150 Runner's Whirlpool, $40. Many other fall occupancy, laundry facilities, parking. 4 blocks ifNDiWIHhlaQ items. Call 769-5280 52B617 to Ra...…

…Page Four OZZ vQ4"?,M THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAL zU+ r 4 "r fit CI 4 C . A2. its r his tl No 4 V , v " " .J 4 Wednesday, July 16, 1975 QOR Un4n GREAT OUTD BOOK SALE July l6th-l9tk 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Over 250 sq. feet of discounted books outside, 40% TO 801 OFF, such as: PICTORIAL ENCLY. OF ORIENTAL ARTS: JAPAN. A classic reference, 4 vols. with the best illustrations to date, covering the entire spectrum of Japanese Art, including ceramics, scu...…

…Page 16-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily INVERNESS BURNS NICKLA US, WATSON: Dark horses lead Open TOLEDO (AP) - LAsrry Nelson slip- ped into a share of the lead, Tom Wat- son "shot myself right out of the golf tournament" and light-hearted Lon Hinkle beat "The Tree" in the second round of the 79th United States Open Championship yesterday. The slender Nelson, who didn't take up golf until the age of 22, composed a 3- under-par 68 ...…

…Page 14-Tuesday, October 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily Check oul By ALISON DONAHUE video, which allows' Man wins out over machine; your ts as they happen, fa level of skill in using communicative typewriter. equipment reaches new heights. After The LSA Media C much practicing, you finally crank out in the basement of term papers in 60 wpm, dxpiue the- six, offers all these sticky "K" on your Smith-Corona. more to interested Congratulations. But ...…

… lqqlmlmmmp' The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Sept COACHES CARRY WINNING TRADITION: Blue football: a By BOB MILLER May 30, 1978 might have been a day set aside for honoring a school, its football team and many of the people that made its name famous. But instead, the day slipped by with none of the pomp and circumstance usually surrounding 100 year anniversaries. You see, on that date in 1979, Michigan defeated Racine College in the first grid...…

…Thursday, April 16, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dmi Nin T h u r d a y , A p ri 1 6 , 1 9 7 T H E M I C H G A N A I L rage wine a, art- A potpourri of expression By JOEL ISAACSON (EDITOR'S NOTE: The author is an assistant professor in the history of art ueparcient.) So many art exhibitions, particularly student shows, are mounted in Ann Arbor and then . so quickly disappear that they seem to have been reserved for the artists' themselves and...…

… -q-p-~ ~7-w~-~ -~ - -'-V Page 6-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily ROOK They're not all the san VIETNAM: Two sdes of a tragedy By Jim TobinM GOING AFTER CACCIATO by Tim O'Brien Delacorte Press, 338 pp., $8.95 DISPATCHES by Michael Herr Alfred A. Knopf, 260 pp., $8.95 W ARS CHANGE after the last shot is fired. As the years of peace pass, they turn romantic and dramatic. They become tests of courage and ideals. At the very least, th...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 16, 1978-Page 17 A I lp (Continued from Page 16) HELP WANTED WANTED-SOMEONE to watch my three sons (8. 9, 1), mornings 8-12, Monday through Thurs- day. Call761-7826, after 8p.m. 56H617 WANTED-FULL TIME general maintenance and van driver. Vacation, holiday, sick, medical plan. Call769-7940. $3.50to start. 48H617 SUBJECTS WANTED Earn $3 in one hour. Participate in interesting research on human memory. Call Kim, ...…

…Wednesday, July 16, .19~/5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ftv W u6H AP U DANCING AND DRINKING NIGHTLY Ann Arbor's premier live Rock and Roll dance bar hosting your favorites w and greats like: WEATHER REPORT " ORLEANS . STEVEN STILLS J.JR..WALKER " FREDDIE KING . BOB SEGER AND OTHERS r THIS WEEK: Radio King and his Court of Rhythm Featuring also: C * Homemad soups e Deli-style sandwiches . Steak dinners * Cocktails SOUP & SALAD BAR $2.00 at the ...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, October 16, 1979-The Michign DailyThe Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Tuesdpy, Octal Can you resist the Knack? What to look for in a came By OWEN GLEIBERMAN "Good Girls Don't" is the most en- ticing song of the year, a deliciously energized piece of rock and roll candy that summons up the spirited punch of the early Beatles' best rockers - "Any Time at All," "All My Loving" - and takes it to the third power. The naughty l...…

… Page 6-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan DailyTy The Michigan Daily--Soturdoy, Septem Opponents (Continued from Page 3) Coleman. A pleasant surprise for the Illini is Rich Weiss, at quarterback, who sat out last season with an injured back. Now a sophomore, Weiss showed great promise in spring drills and starts for Illinois. Backing him up is junior Lawrence McCullough. MOELLER, THE defensive co- ordinator for four years at Michiga...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, April 16, 1970 Pae.. nTE..CIANDAL Th ursda.An s.c tr v{ k .r r A~ ml * Who wants to cart all that stuff home? Hawks lose Hazzard ATLANTA, Ga. (P) - T he Atlanta Hawks, facing a tough assignment, received news yes- terday that makes it even tougher. Walt Hazzard, starting guard and playmaker for the Hawks, will miss the remainder of the best-of-seven series with L o s Angeles for the Western Divi- ...…

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…Page 18-Friday, June 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily SCORES SKY-HIGH IN MILE-HIGH TOURNEY: 69 gives Irwii early Open lead DENVER (AP)-Hale Irwin cautiously coaxed out an early 2-under-par 69 to take the first-round lead yesterday in the 78th U.S. Open Golf Cham- pionship. "This is the U.S. Open. There is no tomorrow. You can't afford foolish mistakes," the intense Irwin ex- plained of his ultra-conservative brand of play over and through the subl...…

…Pge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 16, 1975 M&M PRODUCTIONS Presents e ta ick4 The Fre a por By TRUDY GAYER T h e fifth a n n u a l Uni- sity of Michigan Artists and Craftsmen Guild Free Arts Fes- tival is in its final preparation stages. On July 16-19, from 10 . a.m. to 10 p.m., some 550 art- ists and craftspersons will dis- play, demonstrate and sell their work on East University and Main Street. by "The newest addition to the fai...…

… Page 12-Tuesday, October 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, A Kwik Kamera Krash Kourse Entertaining the relevant i By BRAD BENJAMIN 1954. It was the advent of photography as an authentic hobby. Color films became reliable tools for the photographer's needs, and the single- lens reflex camera was introduced to the consumer market. The year also marked the second generation since Strand and Steiglitz made photography a...…

…- -- - - r~-- -- - Page 18-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily MANY TALENT-LADEN OFFENSES: The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septe One more time.. . Big Ten offers increased passing Final season for band director Cav By ALAN FANGER Some pretty nifty arms will be tossing the pigskin around the Big Ten Con- ib IC Udjctgan Football supplement editors: Bob Miller, Paul Campbell, Ernie Dunbar, Henry Engelhardt, Rick Maddock and Cub Sc...…

…Thursday, April 16, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnnp Flovon Thursday, April 16, ~97O THE MICHIGAN DAILY ruye ~Flive T1 Reds outlast Bosox smash By The Associated Press CINCINNATI - Bobby Tolan stroked a two-run single, capping a three-run third inning and the Cincinnati Reds hung on for a 3-2 victory over Los Angeles last night. Left-hander Jim Merritt of the Reds was sailing along on a four- hit shutout after eight innings but ran into tro...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 16, 1978-Page 19 PLAYER 'SALARIES' ALLEGED: Violations reported at Okla. State TULSA, Okla. (AP)-An unidentified former football player at Oklahoma State University was quoted yesterday as saying that players were given cash payments during the 1976 season. The Tulsa Tribune quoted the player. as saying payments ranged from $50 to $300 each, although not all players were paid. Other payments were telegraphed to...…

…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pager Seven Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven STATEST. " ~~EAT'J'I N G 14 1 /ART1TS o sw _ AN D c.Q4FTSMepq4 LtSEfRTh',NNrfVEST'/ANI2 UNJpYH?7457GTop ON( B 9A.AA.TO 6PA?" .6AT%4RPA'1 R* f RIWN VEK tZrY /AOSTASToEs" TOPLUENT-y<PM. C~rv~~eErrPAI(1qGIrZ T#A ~NCL.~p MA'4~Zp CRPCIS …

… Page 10-Tuesday, October 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, Oc PhotoContest Results 1 Here's what you've been wai .since the photo contest was anr for this third annual Sight anc supplement: the winners! Ja Cormick and Marcos Zimmerm for first place and won $25 g tificates from Sun Photo ai George's, respectively. Doug p placed second and was award from Purchase Camera. B Davies won third place and $1 Purchase. And ...…

… Page 8-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan I Daily-Saturday, Septe MARCHING BAND DIRECTOR George Cavender acknowledges applause for his 250 musicians during the 1978 Rose Bowl parade. Cavender will retire his positon at the end of this season. THE SPORTING VIEWS Going thru changes... ... watching Rose Bowl By PAUL CAMPBELL IT WAS HALFTIME-finally-and so I angrily turned off the television and got up to mix myself...…

…Lagc Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday April 16, 1970 2age Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, April 16, 1970 CAMPAIGN GM Regents to consider GM proxy Community center, y goals of Ozone Hous (Continued from Page 1 to the 19,350,000 shareholc it details a "Record of P gress" in the fields of sa smog, mass transit, plant s ty and social welfare. The local CampaignI group is urging the Unive to .vote it's 25,538 shares the two above-ment...…

…Page 20-Friday, June 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Tigers lose fourth strait From WireserviceReports Angels 5, Orioles 1 Red Sox 7, A 's 3 KANSAS CITY - Frank White BALTIMORE - Slump-ridden Joe BOSTON - Slugger Jim Rice tied the stroked three hits, knocked in two runs Rudi drove in two runs and Ike Ham- score with a two-run homer in the and scored another last night to lead the pton hit a solo home run to help Frank seventh ...…

…Art Fair overview (Continued from Page 3) Brunvard stretched his right arm in an expansive sr::: "25,- t00? Who knows? It has abso- lutely skyrocketed in the I a s t few years'. . . we almost con.. sidered advertising that people shouldn't come." In its report to the Ci y Coun- cil the Mayor's Art Fair Com- mittee recommended that it he reconvened for future fairs. Al- though the committee serves an obviously necessary finction as coordinatin...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sat urday, Sept 'age 16-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Opponents' (Continued from Page 11) games outright. Barber started in all 12 games in a fine rookie season. Stoll has one other problem. An investigation is being held at Minnesota concerning allegations' that Stoll provided financial aid to players in violation of NCAA rules. It's too early to tell whether or not the probe will affect the team's perf...…

…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN GAILY Page Nine "My work is a kumulative ex- perience . . . controlled experi- ment and adaptation. A Ict of my recent pieces I couldn't have done a year ago." Most recently, he has experi- mented with bone-china litho- phanles. The technique,° first used in Europe in the 1820's, has for the most part faded into the history of fickle artistic func- tions and fashions. His liho- tshanes are all reproduct...…

…F- - w -~---- - - - -- Page 10-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Opponents (Coptinued from Page 6) linemen have graduated, and both the defensive and offensive backfields lack much foot-speed. Duke was able to handle a favored Georgia Tech team in the first week of the season though, and could be undefeated when it invades Ann Arbor, September 30th. -JAMIE TURNER 4-Arizona On October 7, the Wolverines host the Arizona Wildcats...…

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… Page 14-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septem 1978 'M' roster No. 64 Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Class *ARBEZNIK, John ..............OG-C 6-3 237 Sr. 61 **BARTNICK, Greg ..............OG 6-2 238 Sr. 65 BECKER, Kurt ................. OG 6-5 230 So. 28 *BRAMAN, Mark ................DHB 6-1 195 Sr. 8 BREAUGH, Jim ................QB 6-2 188 So. 41 CANNAVINO, Andy ............ILB 6-1 205 So. 85 CHRI...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 16, 1975 Page Twelve A2 museums: Intrigul g, iverse By JEFF RISTINE- Some people invariably at- tach a derogatorv stereotyne to all museums. They think in terms of dusty, dimly-tit dis- plays of bring and pretentwiis art and pin "hirhbrow" char- ,acterizations onto culture-lov- ers. Things of the past, in their minds, are considered stuffy and best left 'nasproached. But for the kind of person at- tracte...…

…pmmrvul-y r'. f0 nnA irCfOI~rlilI L/nL nirreen C9F5 If 5 C V SUMMER HOURS CAL. E { ,I! $Man.-Sat. CRAFTS & HOBBIES INC 9:30-5:30 "DO YOUR OWN THING" we can supply you with top-notch materials * MACRAME " STAINED GLASS " OIL & WATER CRAFT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES PAINTS-BRUSHES " DOODLEE-ART 0 BACKGAMMON " IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CHESS SETS " EXACTO TOOLS AND BLADES Low profile This young man is feeling pretty chipper as he checks out some of the exh...…

…Page Fou t eery THE MICHIGAN DAILY ednesdoy, July 16 1975 P.eFuteH ICIA AL ensdy uy1,17 A trip to yesteryear---riding the trolley from State to Main By ELAINE FLETCHER A trolley "trip into the past" may be in store for local shop- pers moving between the city's disjointed and depressed down- town commerce centers next summer if a group of private citizens have their way. With the antique car already purchased, the citizen group, calling...…

…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DA[LY Page Fifteen LOCAL ART GALLERIES: Talentdoesn't aywayspay the bis By BILL TURQUE Although leaves will soon be starting to turn their color and fall from the trees, the visual arts are blossoming in Ann Arbor. For both the passionate art lover and the weekend gallery hopper, there are numerous and varied chances to pursue the best work of local artists, in addition to the latest from national and ...…

…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY VMednesda y, July 15, 197! Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 16, 1 9T Tro~lley car will make its 'debut during Art Fair (Continued from Page 14) The figure, Slater adds, could street feasibility study of the be slashed furthers if a $50,000 project. state-approved grant for a simi- "The major cost of the project lar shuttle that the city consid- would be the street," explains ered is applied to...…

…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pcae Seventeen ,. M>3 4 d rIS SiTR~EE ARisylliibe on dispiay at tne city's annual Art Fair starting today on the corner of Nerth University and State Streets. Atthougth the exterior refinishing wsitl be completed, the interior's cushioned bus type chatrs will later be replaced 'with ratan seats running the length z~ti' < S rnf the car," says Mary Lou Slater, president of the Ann Arhor Street ad ...…

…Wednesday, July 16, 197 Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Art Fairs highlight summer By SUSAN ADES Summertime in Ann Arbor is somewhat of a paradox. Many people remain in town long after the school year madness has degenerated into an unfa- miliar lull - they enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Yet, the excitement and frivolousness of the annual mid-July Ann Arbor outdoor art fairs seem to high- light the season for everyone. "All of a sudden qui...…

…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 mo9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Fairs highlight summer (continued from Page 1) trants As a result, participants, But this year, for- the first Explaining that the five-year- entering on a first-come, first- time, an effort was made to co- old offshoot of the Street Fair served basis are now asked to ordinate the three fairs through has now been accepted as an pay a $30 fee for booth space established entity, Whi...…

…ix'-ge Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 16&, 197~ …