…Ninety-seven years of editorialfreedom VOLUME XCVII - NO. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN - THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1987 COPYRIGHT 1987, THE MICHIGAN DAILY l f _ _ . Bullard may call for student rights bill Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON Noted author Joyce Carol Oates speaks 'at the Hopwood Awards ceremony yesterday in the Rackham Auditorium. Writer Oates speaks at 56th Hopwoods By STEPHEN GREGORY If the University administration goes ahead with...…
…Cl be Ninety-seven years of editorialfreedom Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, September 16, 1986 ~Iai1v Vol. XCVII - No. 9 Copyright 1986, The Michigan Daily Eight Pages I Meetings by 'U' groups spark research talks U.S., Israel rule Soviets out of talks By MARTIN FRANK The ad hoc committee that reviewed the guidelines for classified research at the University discussed its findings with the Research Policies Committee and the Senate Ad...…
…. P nttgan Ninety-seven years of editorial freedom IEItI Vol. XCVII - No. 31 Copyright 1986, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, October 16, 1986 Ten Pages Protesters condemn Reagan at rally y HAMPTON DELLINGER A rally condemning President P pcald Reagan's failure to reach an ns control agreement with Soviet der Mikhail Gorbachev in Iceland drew a diverse group of about 75 protesters to the steps of the Federal P ilding ye...…
…Cl be Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 16, 1985 1Eta1 Vol. XCVI - 'No. 8 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ten Pages Blue Irish with envy Defense sparks 20-12 triumph By PHIL NUSSEL A multitude of explanations for Michigan's 20-12 win over highly- touted Notre Dame on Saturday have already been offered, but in truth, only one is needed - the Wolverines were a better football team. Led ...…
…cl ble Mli rtat Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, October 16, 1985 BIt1iI Vol. XCVI - No. 30 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ten Pages LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION Today Show comes to 'U, By JILL OSEROWSKY Squirrels have taken to the trees, the last remnants of green paint have been scourged from the Diag, and the 'M' is set in blue cement just in time for tomorrow morning's live broad- cast of the Tod...…
…Non-Profit Org. U.S. POSTAGE ~be w~~~iu ~tIQ PAID Ann Arbor, MI PERMIT NO. 13 Ninety- nine years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIX, NO. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Prof. . discusses youth as e 16,1989 19 Student speaks on China crisis chosen* people' BY DIMA ZALATIMO In comparing the Chinese and Palestinian youth movements, Political Science Professor Ali Mazrui told an audience at the Palestine Aid Society's fund raising dinner that the Israel...…
…Summer Weekly Edition Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCVI - No. 2-S Copyright 1986 TheMichigan, Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan. Friday, May 16, 1986 Sixteen Pages 'U' official foresees tuition hike LSA senior Gabrielle Cobbs walks her bicycle down S. Division Wednesday night. "It's not fair to make women be confined after dark," she said. Nite Owl may be improved By MELISSA BIRKS from," said Henry Johnson, vice president for Rider...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIll No. 17-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, June 16, 1983 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Tuition hike estimated at 8-10% By CHERYL BAACKE A top University official said he will recommend an 8 to 10 percent tuition increase for 1983-84 at the mon- thly Board of Regents meeting which begins today. Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Billy Frye said at least an 8 percent hike is necessary to pay faculty salaries a...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol XCIll No. 23-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, July 16, 1983 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 'U' hikes tuition 9.5% By CHERYL BAACKE The University Regents yesterday skeptically approved a 9.5 percent tuition increase, or an average of $191 per student each term, which ad- ministrators said is necessary to keep the University from losing ground with other top schools. Part of the money from the tuition in- crease will fund...…
…Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 31-S Copysigh, 1985 Th Michigan Dily Tuesday, July 16, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Sussman rejects Tanter project By KERY MURAKAMI BUT SUSSMAN said that "there was no Political Science Prof. Raymond Tanter will guarantee" that Tanter would be able to not be allowed to proceed with research he 'It could have been used to promote peace.' publish his results later. proposed to a feder...…
…e Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 9-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 16, 1981 Sixteen Pages U officials join ov. Milliken Gover the Prop yesterda final bi decided measure "It's a of prom He then to begin paigning in develo WILL Prnnqs in support of Proposal'A tee-which has raised about $210,000 to and universities, formally come out in growth to 6 percent by prop By SUE INGLIS push the tax bill-said most polls in- favor of the proposal. unle...…
…Th Mchgan Daily1 Vol. XCI, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 16, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Council hears protest over convict By LOU FINTOR Daily city government reporter In an emotionally charged City Coun- cil meeting last night, more than a dozen civil rights activists, criminal rehabilitation officials, and angry citizens voiced their opposition to a proposed city ordinance that would' require city halfway house resident...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 41-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 16, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Police testify at Leo Kelly's pre-trial exam By ANN MARIE FAZIO Daily staff writer Ann Arbor police officers testified in court yesterday that a sawed-off shotgun and many containers of shotgun shells were found in murder defendant Leo Kelly's dorm room shor- tly after the April 17th Bursley Hall shootings. The police testimony was g...…
…The Michigan Daily 1Sixteen rage Vol. XC. No. 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, May 16, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Soviet talks expected to accomplish few goals -Muskie Korean students protest More than 50,000 Korean university students continued government demon- strations for the third day yesterday, clashing with riot police in downtown Seoul. See story, Page 10. Iran OKs trade with U.S.S.R. From AP and UPI VIENNA, Austria-Secretary ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 39-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 16, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Republiean delegates easily OK platform From AP and UPI DETROIT - The Republican National Convention voted over- whelming approval last night for a 1980 campaign platform that blames President Carter for economic mismanagement and military weakness and pledges "a new begin- ning for America behind Ronald Reagan and the Republican Pa...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 62-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Soturday, August 16, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Food prices skyrocket Thanks! I needed that.! Assistant conservator Jean-Louis Lachevre of Salem, Mass. applies a spray coat to Cyrus Dallin's 1908 bronze statue "Appeal to the Great Spirit" outside Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. Air pollution has accelerated deterioration and discoloration of the work and an industrial acrylis sealer is ...…
…The Michigan Daily June 16, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Wayne State negotiators avert layoffs By LOU FINTOR Specialtothe Daily DETROIT- Minutes before a state of "financial exigency" was to be declared yesterday-clearing the way for faculty layoffs-Wayne State University negotiators announced that a tentative compromise on faculty wage concessions had been reached. After returning from a closed executive session, WSU President Thomas Bonn...…
…The \Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 41-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Friday, July 16, 1982 Twelve Pages Ten Cents Twelve Pages Iran, Iraq step up battle in port city From AP and UPI Iranian and Iraqi ground troops and warplanes battled yesterday near Iraq's second largest city, the Persian Gulf tanker port of Basra. Iraq claimed a three-pronged coun- terattack had killed 3,729 Iranian soldiers and driven the rest out of Iraq, but Iran insisted...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, September 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Iran asks U.S. apology again (AP)-Iran's Parliament prepared yesterday to open debate on, the American hostages amid renewed calls for a U.S. apology and spy trials. Meanwhile, a major Canadian newspaper said that secret negotiations for release of the 52 Americans have been under way for three months in an effort to solve the crisis before the U.S. presidential elections. President Carter...…
… Page 2-Thursday, October 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Highly cultured. N BRIEF Complied from Assoctlted Press and United Press international reports Concentration camp guard may lose citizenship WASHINGTON-Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti yesterday urged the Supreme Court to allow stripping 73-year-old Feodor Fedorenko of his American citizenship because he concealed his service as a Nazi concen- tration camp guard. Fedorenko was a guard ...…
…Page 2-Sunday, November 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily 4 APPLICATIONS CURRENTLY BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE CentralStudent Judiciay FIVE ONE YEAR POSITIONS ONE HALF YEAR POSITION All students are eligible, grad or undergrad, from any school. The Central Student Judiciary is the highest appellate court of the student judicial sys- tem. Previous experience is not required. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE MSA OFFICE, 3909 MICHIGAN UNION APPLICATION D...…
…* Page 2-Thursday, September 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily House panel approves WASHINGTON (UPI)- A key House committee yesterday approved over Republican objections a $1 billion bill to create 200,000 public service jobs. A vote by the full House on the Democratic-backed measure is expec- ted today. THE ACTION by the House Rules Committee followed a call by Democratic leaders for quick congressional approval of the jobs bill, which they calle...…
…Page 2--Saturday, October 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Poles riot WARSAW- Street clashes erupted yesterday for the third straight day in the Krakow suburb of Nowa Huta after riot police used tear gas, stun grenades and flares to disperse hundreds of Poles attending a mass held for a youth killed in an earlier anti-gover- nment protest, witnesses said. Poland's official PAP news agency said police ac- ted "energetically and unambiguously" to pr...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, November 16,1982-The Michigan Daily Dems ageeo Owen as Speake r IN BRIEF, LANSING (UPI)- Top Democrats yesterday closed ranks behind Rep. Gary Owen-an Ypsilanti lawmaker known for his brash style and behind-the- scenes influence-as the next speaker of the state JHouse. Owen, in announcing the agreement during an in- formal news conference, made clear that he looks forward to working with the new Democratic gover- nor, but int...…
…Who reads Icai g? " COOL CATS Page 2-Wednesday, January 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Anger, class size grow in Econ. (Continued from Page 1) "THE DEPARTMENT has asked for more help," said LSA Dean Billy Frye, "but they haven't received it. It wasn't that we didn't feel their need. But this is a time of diminishing resources. There are so few dollars to spend." Kenn Best, student president of the Michigan Economics Society, said LSA official...…
…Page 2-Saturday, February 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Regents approve 11.2 per cent dorm rate increase Continued from Page 1) have a hard time getting approval" in council. STE EMAN SAID he thought the apartment space in the proposed building would be rented to a mix of students and other residents. "I would think students would be happy to hear about any increase in housing space," Stegeman said yesterday.' Also yesterday, the Regents were...…
…S4, 4 AT SecoNd ChIlc iCk 5,0@4Al146 a Secndch*(ei&s aCmYL A A MSA.1980- 81 The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) ANNUAL ELECTION will be held April 8 & 9, 1980 ALLSEAS U F R ECTION Candidate filing forms are available now at the MSA offices-3909 Michigan Union. Filing Dead- line-March 25, 1980, 5:00 P.M. TAKE PART IN PROGRESS! 71 The Michigan Student Assembly Ss the all-campusstudent government of the University of Michigan 4f Page 2-Sunday, M...…
…. . , .n . . =Page 2-Wednesday, April 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily CLAIMS LAST RECOURSE FOR OPPRESSED AFRICANS Revolutionaries call for violence BY KEITH RICHBURG Namibian black revolutionary leader :Theo-BEn Gurirab, speaking to a small crowd at Shorling Auditorium Monday night, called the Patriotic Front victory in his neighboring Zimbabwe a "vin- dication" for the use of violence in over- throwing white minority regimes of 'Southern Africa...…
…I4 Page 2-Saturday, January 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily '81 inflation lowest s From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The government said yesterday that inflation at the wholesale level totaled only 7 percent last year, the most encouraging figure since 1977. But analysts said a separate report, reflecting sinking industrial output, showed the gains against spiraling costs came at the expense of lost jobs and deepening recession. Inflation at the who...…
…Openings for Teaching Assistants in the Women's Studies Program Summer and Fall 354 Lorch Hall 763-2047 a non-discriminatory, affirmative action employer U-M Women in Science Program, CEW, presents - CAREERS IN TECHNOLOGY - Panel Discussion Career Information OPEN TO EVERYONE Thursday, Feb. 18-Noon-2 pm East Conference Room, Rackham Page 2-Tuesday, February 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Congress developing stricter GSL standards (Continued fro...…
…_ __ _._. _,a. _ ._ V .:.._. . : __ a_ 6 Page 2-Tuesday, March 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Haig unveils Nicaraguan plan IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports NEW YORK (UPI) - Secretary of State Alexander Haig yesterday unveiled a five-point plan he said could end the dispute between the United States and Nicaragua, including a demand that the leftist San- dinista regime cut off its support of rebels...…
…Page 2-Ftriday, April 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Julian Bond to speak at, University teach-in IN BRIEF By BILL SPINDLE A campus teach-in on militarism this weekend will feature noted civil rights activist Julian Bond as the keynote speaker. Bond, a state senator from Georgia, will open the teach-in at 7:30 p.m., tonight at Rackham Hall, according to Bruce Kay, a member of the Military Awareness Coalition sponsoring the teach-in. OTHER SPEAK...…
…edpse BETY CARTE Door-to-door canvass for rape clues fails -- . '? s "; r //' r,_ / 2 ichigan Union Birm. shows! 8&10:30 By ANN MARIE FAZIO A short-lived canvassing effort by the Ann Arbor Police to gain more infor- mation about those responsible for the recent rapes in Ann Arbor has ended unsuccessfully, according to Sgt. William Canada. Last week, surveillance unit officers began door-to-door canvassing of the areas surrounding the loc...…
…IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports Khomeini defends Bani-Sadr 6 move in Persian Gulf war Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Knomeini yesterday strongly defended President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's conduct of the Persian Gulf war in the face of new criticism by hard-line Islamic factions that an Iranian offensive to drive out the Iraqi invaders had bogged down. An Associated Press correspondent, however, ...…
…Page 2-Thursday, April 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily Pulitzer winner admits fraud From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The Washington Post announced yesterday that repor- ter Janet Cooke had surrendered the Pulitzer Prize and resigned from the newspaper because the feature story that won her journalism's highest honor was a fabrication. Executive Editor Benjamin Bradlee advised the Pulitzer Prize board that Cooke would not accept. "SHE TOLD POST editor...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 16, 1989 'r Jerry threatens Louisiana Residents of the Holly Beach, La., area evacuate along a surf-beaten highway yesterday. Hurricane Jerry is worsening conditions along the Texas-Louisiana coast, Tornadoes and heavy ABORTION storms hit N. Michigan Associated Press Two campers at Traverse City State Park were injured Sunday when violent winds and hail knocked a tree onto their trailer as hea...…
…1 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 16, 1989 Law mandates warning labels on booze LANSING (AP) - They're hard to find and even harder to read, but the new warning labels on booze mark a significant step in changing American attitudes toward alcohol, alcoholism experts said yesterday. "Just as warnings on cigarettes began a na- tional debate on smoking, we believe the warn- ings on alcohol will signal that it's time to think abo...…
…4 Page 2-Sunday, January 16, 1983-The Michigan Daily Bailout plan approved (Continued from Page 1) come tax credit to offset the 1985 hike, but credits for later increases were dropped in a compromise with conser- vatives. " Delaying this year's July cost-of- living hike by six months, raising $40 billion. Needy recipients also collecting Supplemental Security Income would get a monthly $30 break to ease the pain of the benefits freeze. Half...…
…0 Page 2-Wednesday, February 16, 1983-The Michigan Daily Palestinian parliament to decide on peaceplan From AP and UPI ALGIERS, Algeria - One of Yasser Arafat's chief aides said yesterday that the Palestinian exile parliament will adopt a "clear-cut resolution" on President Reagan's Middle East peace initiative at its meeting this week. Abu Jihad, Arafat's deputy military commander in the Fatah guerrilla organization, refused to elaborate. B...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, March 16, 1983-The Michigan Daily Legal services gets new boss (Continued from Page 1) board, staff members wanted salary increases - money Rose believed should have been put into expanding the program. ACCORDING TO Rose, the staff members saw one-way of getting raises was to get a new director. "The same four people who demanded higher salaries, demanded a new director," he said. Chambers said that the board had resolved t...…
…Page 2-Saturday, April 16, 1983-The Michigan Daily Protests, ilings mark 'Tax Day' V WASHINGTON (UPI) - As many as 15 million Americans procrastinating uintil the last day raced to complete and file their federal income tax returns yesterday - and some faced a double deadline. Midnight also was the normal cutoff for people to reduce their 1982 taxes by investing in an Individual Retirement Account. But the Internal Revenue Ser- vice said th...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 16, 1988__ Local museum displays mummies IN BRIEF .. ... By DAYNA LYNN To ancient Egyptians, a mummy was not just a dead body. Corpses were mummified to re- semble Osiris, God of the Under- world, to increase their chance of re- ceiving a favorable judgment from the god and reaching the afterlife, the curator of the Kelsey Archaeology Museum explained. Through August 14, Egyptian mummies will be ...…
…"age 2 -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 16, 1988 Counselor Social worker specializes in eating disorders Continued from Page 1 the University's Mental Health Scr- vice, which merged with Counseling Services in the Michigan Union in 1976. She was a full time staff member at the program until last year, when she reduced her schedule to part time hours. THE COUNSELING Services Office is specifically targeted for short-term treatment. Tom Mor...…
…4 Page 2 --The Michigan Doily - Friday, September 16, 1988 GEO Continued from Page 1 Employees Organization president. But it hasn't dropped yet. Yester- day at their monthly meeting the University's Board of Regents ex- tended their practice of billing graduate student assistants for the taxes - rather than withholding them from paychecks - through the fall term. And for now, students who do not pay the taxes won't receive hold credits or ...…
…I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 16, 1988 Former 'U' Regent dies at 84 BY MARK MOSHER A former University Regent who led the fight to ensure the Univer- sity's legal autonomy from the State Legislature died last Saturday at 84. William Byrnes Cudlip served on the University's Board of Regents for one term between 1964 and 1972, and on Rackham Graduate ,School's Board of Governors for 12 years. Cudlip died of complications...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 16, 1989 The path to a national holiday IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports - MLK Day BY VERA SONGWE The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was the 14th American, the third black, and the youngest man to win the Nobel Peace Prize. In November of 1983, he became the fourth American to be honored by a national holiday. To the world, he was a great leader for peace. To America i...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 16, 1989 al Activist reveals life in occupied lands BY DIMA ZALATIMO A Jewish-American activist re- vealed the daily life of Palestinians under Israeli occupation during the uprising in a slide show and lecture last night to about 50 students, fac- ulty, and community members. Todd May, a graduate philosophy student at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, recently visited the West Bank and Gaza S...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 16, 1989 Report shows decrease in Black life expectancy WASHINGTON (AP) - White Americans, benefitting from dra- matic declines across the population in heart disease and strokes, are liv- ing longer than ever. But Black Americans, increasingly the victims of homicide and AIDS, are seeing their life expectancy fall further. That is the picture painted by the latest tally of the nation's health, r...…
…$rta'ge 2-The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 16, 1987 0 Campus housing shortage strikes students again (Continued from Page 1), Mike Robinson, a first-year LSA student, lives in a converted lounge in Mary Markley residence hall. The room currently houses three sspudents and is considerably larger than the -.average triple. "The room is not as bad as it seems," said Robinson. "One guy never showed up and one might move out, so we'll jus...…
…4 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily--Friday, October 16, 1987 Salons help students plan tans I N B RIEF By KEITH BRAND The bronze age is here. Even though the official "tanning season" doesn't begin until January, tanning salons - including those on campus - are already heating uip.Time magazine reported this year that there are over 25,000 tanning locations in the United States bring- ing in an estimated $300 million a year. Mileto's, on South ...…
