…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, May 16, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 Drop tres passing charge The trespassing case against 44 members of the graduate organizing committee is now being heard in Judge S. J. Elden's courtroom. Hopefully all charges will be dismissed against the graduate student group sup- porters and members who were arrested during the GEO strike while picketing in front of th...…
…I Friday, May 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five r Report on the Cobb affair At the beginning of the month, the University's Affirm- ative Action Committee releas- ed a 46-page report on the lit- erary college (LSA) deanship crisis. The report provided a detailed account of the so-call- ed "Cobb affair," and reaffirm- ed The Daily's disclosures of the administration's rejection of Jewel Cobb, the black woman educator selected unanimousl...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 16, 1975 Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 16, 1975 i-- Creative Ensemble Theatre Instructor: MARY L. PETTIT UM Phd. Candidate in Actino & Directing SUNDAY, MAY 18-2:00-4:30 P.M. A Free Introduction to a 6 WEEK WORKSHOP Fun-Sensory Awareness-Physical Exertion-Improvisation Ark W orlds non-profit creative arts center 213 % S. Main 668-6244 668-6222 II State Dems block student nomination LAN...…
…Friday, May 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Regents receive GRC report (Continued from Page 1) grades. THE LENGTHY discussion of course selection "should require BUT GRC Chairman Ray- the GRC report also contained an advisor's signature only for the first term of residency. Action on the report is sched- uled for this morning's Regents meeting, but it is unclear whe- ther the Board will take a final vote or delay their decision. Regent Deane Bak...…
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…Poge Ten THE MICHIGAN! DAILY Regents hear complaints on Cobb (Continued from Page 1) Charlotte Sebastian, also of the Women's Commission, Fleming said only, "Thank you very much." MOST OF the Regents have withheld comment on the con- troversial 46-page report of the University's Affirmative Action Committee, Meanwhile, there were new developments in the contro- versy: . the LSA Executive Com- mittee geared up to form a new deanship Search C...…
…Friday, May_ 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven FdaMay16 97ITEMIHGA DI. ag lee Marines removed from Koh Tang UAC, CONCERT CO-OP presents: (Continued from Page 1) away from the tiny, rocky island inthe Gulf of Thailand off Cambodia. The disengagement under fire ended a three-day confrontation between the Khmer Rouge gov- ernment and the United States. Before the assault, U.S. war- planes sank three Cambodian patrol boats and damaged...…
…Page Twelve 1'HE MI(:HIGAN DAILY rriday, May 16, 1975 agewele HM G DALrda Sports of the Daill M ob /s season I i 'M' cage recruiters visit Hubbard Basketball coach Johnny Orr and his staff are presently seeking to wind up their recruiting efforts by signing 6-7 Phil Hubbard from Canton, Ohio. Orr and assistant Jim Dutcher visited Hubbard in Canton Wednesday. They say he is strongly considering Tennessee, Ohio State, and Michigan. Hubba...…
…HOUSING HASSLES See Editorial Page Y t ig an A6F :43 t t4p lqqpp, mr RADIANT High-59 See Today for details Eighty-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No, 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 16, 1975 Ten Cents Ten Pages r I r 1F SEE WWS HAME CALL X0VY Welfare chisler State Representative Kirby Holmes (R-Utica) ad- mits that he ripped off hundreds of tax payers' dollars, but says he only did it to make a point about the...…
…Wednesday, April 16, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I U 11 1 'U' dorm rates AMERICA Is Here Brought To You By WRCN Rockin 650 and I WCBN-FM 89.5 stereo PICK ONE UP! EL I: UAC, CONCERT CO-OP presents: .r in Big By JAY LEVIN For the first time in a long while, Michigan's dorm rates will not be the Big Ten's highest next fall. That news, however, fails to sweeten the burden of paying what many bel...…
…Wednesday,' April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY sage Three " Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY News Bri efs From Wire Service Reports Lebanese factions clash BEIRUT, Lebanon (P) - Street battles raged through Beirut and bombs exploded at intervals yesterday in the third day of a deadly showdown between Palestinian guerrillas and a rightist militia. The death toll soared to 80 in unofficial counts. In the background of the clas...…
… I U, Eighty-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan PSYCH GRADUATES: Wednesday, April 16, 1975 420 Maynard News Phone: 764-0552 St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Facing an uncertai~n future By CATHY SHUGRUE ABOUT 200 SENIORS will be graduating on May 3 with bachelor's degrees in psychology. "A very marketable degree," they are saying sarcas- tically. Most of these students are pinning their...…
…I Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Glee club sings s pirituals, spoofs Pasta prorides alternatives By CATHY REUTTER Rollicking parodies and ten- der spirituals characterized Willis Patterson's last concert with the Michigan Men's Glee Club. In presenting ansimpres- sive program, the sixty-five voice choir exhibited a wide. range in both their repertoire and membership. The highlight of the perform- ance was a se...…
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…. Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Seven Senate committee approves Viet aid k i i k S s , (Continued from Page 1) Xuan Loc, virtually reduced Q $3.00 . Committee members s a i d to rubble in a week of savage their evacuation plan covered fighting, , represents the first American civilians in Saigon, strongpoint where government but they added that some South tr...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE Wednesday, April 16, 1975 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY CLOBBER HILLSDALE: SHARDI Womeni The new book by Richard Adams, author of WATERSH IP DOWN" is here. By MARCIA KATZ 1 as devastating. Czarne . .The women's tennis team did Karzen teamed to take t For a limited time you can buy BOTH t)not want to stay out any longer doubles match, 6-1, 6-1. "SH ARD DI K" & "WATE RSH 1 P DOWN" than they had to in the col...…
…Wednesday April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine THIHGNDAL aeNn Michigan By TOM CAMERON 1 The Michigan baseball team managed to split a double-head- er yesterday in their home op-F ener against Bowling Green. The Wolverines were blanked in the first game, 4-0, and took ten innings to win the second, 5-4._ Coach Moby Benedict started two freshman pitchers in front of a fairly large home crowd. "You have to start these guys if you wan...…
…Woge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, April 16, 1975 STRIKE P OSSIBLE Clericals consider action By JAMES NICOLL Members of the clerical's un- ion vote today on a controversial* proposal to empower their bar- gaining team to call a strike. An affirmative vote would not' cause a strike automatically, however, but would allow the bargaining team to set a strike date. Before the strike date the union would have another elec- tion, allowing ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE See Inside p 411 ' A6F . tr4tgan ii BOUNCY High-45 Low-34 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No. 131 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 16, 1975 Ten Cents E ight Pages IFYOUSE ! 6 APPCkA t yJL GEO bares it Uhion loyalty soared to new heights Friday night as David Gordon and Alexander "Sandy" Wilken- son took it all off for the GEO. Shedding their in- hibitions along with their clothin...…
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…editors: laura Berman dan borus contributing editor: miary long su..nday magazine inside: page four-books page five-features page six-week in review Number 20 Page Three Marc FEATUR h 16, 1975 ES The man who draws Prince Valant: Living in the land of Camelot By MARY LONG HAL FOSTER is a dreamy-eyed romantic - a natural for a Camelot castle and moat and a flashing white steed. He has been drawing the Prince Valiant cartoon strip fo...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 16, 1973 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY _r PASSOVER SEDERS and MEALS SEDERS-7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26--$8.50 THURSDAY, MARCH 27-$8.50 MEALS THURSDAY, MARCH 27 through THURSDAY, APRIL 3 LUNCH-12 NOON (after services-$3.25 each or $30.00 for ten meals) DINNER--6:00 p.m.-$3 25 each or $30.00 for ten meals Reservations must be made at Hillel by Thursday, March 20. No reservations by phone. All mea...…
…Sunday! March 16, 1'975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sundy, Mrch16, 975THE ICHGAN AIL FEATURES Ron Dellums on his own V (Continued from Page 3) concludes, "is the politics of VET HE STAYS ON - even someone has to do it because it "The question before us to- coalition whereby the oppressed though he'd like to shuck is the right thing to do. If that night" - the crescendo in his of all colors unite and not let the whole trip. He's n o...…
…Page SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March l 6,. 1975, Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 16, 1975 ISRAEL ALIYAMOBILE INFORMATION ABOUT ISRAEL PROGRAMS (Long and Short Term) I INFORMATION ABOUT WAYS TO MAKE ALIYAH* * PERSONAL INTERVIEWS 0 SLIDES AND FILMS OF ISRAEL 0 ISRAELI MUSIC * REFRESHMENTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 MICHIGAN LEAGUE-- 10:00 - 4:00 Conference Room D - Third Floor (take elevator) In the FISHBOWL-10:00 -4:00 at HILLEL ...…
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…p©qe right THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 16, 19-7 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN E~AILY Sunday, March 16, 197: ruillis Subdue flue Cagers overtime as Wolverines fade in Meyerg (Continued from Page 1) The game started as many people expected, as UCLA need- ing only 36 seconds to go on top 4-0. Some excellent offensive play by Michigan, however, kept the game close until there were about eight minutes left. THEN UCLA managed to' start po...…
…SUNDAY, MAGAZINE See Inside op, (D 4 i tg an U6 FLURRIOUS High-34 Low-2S See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No. 115 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 16, 1975 Ten Cents Eight Pages Doctor convicted of manslaughter Ir'UScE E WS HAPCAL.ry Vy Dunn duo A case of mistaken identity surfaced last week when a Daily reporter unknowingly questiond a bemused Livonia resident who happens to possess t...…
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…editors: laura berman ,dn gorus contributing editor: Sunday magazine inside: page four-books page five-hanging page six-geo wary long Number 18 Page Three Februar 16, 1975 FEATURES .J Death by quiet tow a nightm~ hanging: A shares in Irish riddle It should have been a routine driving arrest, but within four hours,20-year-oldJackWhiteherse was found hanging in his cell in the Shiawassee County Jail. The death stunned the town ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 16, 1975 ) BOO KS Burgess' new testament: On the American corruption, of Art IIrlic Cfc 1cf" Q A ICf1"PCSczi THE CLOCKWORK TESTA- MENT OR ENDERBY'S END by Anthony Burgess. N e w York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1975, 235 pp., $6.9S. By SUSAN ORLEAN ANTHONY BURGESS is an extremely clever and arti- culate English writer with a good deal of insight into Amer- ican culture. The welding of style and conten...…
…Sunday, February 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five! Sunday, February 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five _____ _____ _____FEATU RES EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY'S OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE PRESENTS Mystery surrounds a young man'sdeath (Continued from Page 3) " HELPED him get out of his car, and he asked me what had happened. And I said that !he hit, my car. And he didn't seem to realize what he had done. And he said: 'Oh, I did?"' Hi...…
…:Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 16, 1975 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Center for Near Eastern and North African Studies, Dept. of Near Eastern Studies and Program in Comparative LiteratureE presents PROF. ARNOLD BAND Chrmn. of Comparative Literature, UCLA "An Explication of Agnon's Story- 'The Lady and the Peddler"' MONDAY, FEB. 17-4:00 P.M. LEC. RM. 2 MLB 0 "The Historical Background of Kafka's THE TRIAL" MONDAY, FEB. 17-8:...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Februar ............ i ry 16, 197 Wolverine cagers smRS 10Wa full court PRESMSA By AL HRAPSKY After a lethargic first half that should have provided a panacea for insomniacs, Mich- igan's basketball team recover- ed to hand the hapless Iowa Hawkeyes their fourth straight Big Ten loss, 99-75, here at Crisler Arena yesterday. Co-captains Joe Johnson and C.J. Kupec continued their one- two scoring punch, ...…
…PENTAGON PLAYS GAMES See Editorial Page flit t9 an A& :43 a t t DITTO High-29 Low-s See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom a1. LXXXV, No. 88 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 16, 1975 Ten Cents Ten Pages TAX CUTS URGED i ttMU SE IFUS if&PEJ CALL %.DAI4 Regents meet The Regents are in town today for their monthly meeting and financial matters top off the agenda. The Regents will discuss possible cuts in t...…
…Page Tv. o THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 16, 197- Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. Undergraduate Political Science, Association Meeting POETRY READING with JOHN PAVAL A READING FROM HIS WORKS T THURSDAY, Jan. 16--7:30 z at GUILD HOUSE 802 MONROE (Guild House Fri. noon lunches beqinninq Jan. 24) Reduced Rates Through Saturday Billiards & Bowling at the Union STATE OF THE UNION Ford paints pessimistic pictur Re-organization mee...…
…Thursday, January 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three holesale WASHINGTON (A - Whole- December ale prices plunged sharply in first sin ecember, marking the first dropped ecline in 14 months, the Labor in Octobe epartment reported yester- an easing ay. inflation The government's Wholesale effect of t rice Index fell five-tenths of Wholesa per cent as declining farm ated in re nd food prices more than off- t...…
… E4e AMfi n Datly Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Double taxation with representation Thursday, January 16, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Frisbee: New Pentagon toy IT SHOULD COME as no surprise to anyone that the Pentagon spent a total of $376,000 on a scientific study of the Frisbee for'possible bat- tle use. It is perhaps a tribute to ...…
…Thursday, January 16, 1975 THE 1'vtl MIGAN DAISY Page Five Thursday, January 1 6, 1975THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Gr"ad By JIM VALK Hopping between the Residen- tial College, Classics Depart-' ment, and LSA, John Allen has returned to Ann Arbor. The former Michigan grad turned film critic has come back to his alma mater for the fifth year in the Residential College, while making his debut in the Classics Department and LSA,' not considering, of c...…
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… Th rs ay J nu ry 16 1 75T E IC IGN|AI Y ag-N n - r own a wrestling "W W JENNN W MBy RAY O'HARA In the late winter of 1973 wrestling fans at the NCAA Schampionships witnessed an un- Sforgettable match. , Oregon's Tom Phillips and Michigan's Jim Brown collided in one of the semi-final matches. By the time it was over the crowd was on its feet and a thunderous ovation thanked both men for their superlative ef- forts in a thrilling, overtim...…
…Page Ten. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 16, 1975 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 16, 1975 r i onight is our Chance to Review A Proposed Regional Transportation Plan for Southeast Michigan. A public hearing on transportation - the final in a series of eight throughout Southeast Michigan - will take place tonight in Washtenaw County. It will be an opportunity for citizens and elected officials to see, hear and inquire ...…
…BAM PROMISES BROKEN See Editorial Page SirA6 -A& 4F :43 a t ty MELTING High-41 Low-22 See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 63 Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, November 16, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages DECEMBER PLANT SHUTDOWN I If-MU SEE NF$ HAPPEN CAJL Dy'VY U' appointments Two new assistant deans have been announced at the University, one in the School of Social Work and the other in the Law S...…
…m"Imp Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, November16, 1974 Pane Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY U.S. axes Be careful with fi extra food There are babes exr fo inthe woods. aid to poora had turned down the request "to keep our option open." The Agriculture Secretary echoed this yesterday by saying the U.S. would now continue its pol- icy of meeting the needs of hungry people on a country-by- country, quarterly basis. The President's refusal, h...…
…Saturday, November 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Saturday, November 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three OIL SCHEME VULNERABLE: Arabs to attack Kissinger plan Constantine mounts vigorous L.> LONDON (Reuter) - Oil- consuming countries yesterday gave a qualified welcome to Secretary of State Henry Kis- singer's sweeping proposals for coping with the energy crisis. But a top Arab oil consult- ant said the Arabs would reject the...…
… I 'TWOCI04 ibe~s i m E"v " 'fi'PCT 4No. Study whitewashes nuc f t . By HADI BOZORGMANESH and LARRY EMMONS HAVE YOU EVER thought about being struck by a meteorite? If not, maybe you should start giving it some thought. According to a recent Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) study, the probability that 1,000 people will die in a nuclear accident this year is about the same as the chance of 1,000 deaths resulting from a meteorite crashing into...…
…Saturday, November 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY wage rive 'DAMN YANKEES' Sophs By BE rH NISSEN Damn Yankees, playing through Sa- turday at Lydia Mendelssohn theatre, is one of the better efforts of a UAC Soph Show group in the last few years. "Efforts" is a particularly appropriate description; every member of the cast can truly be credited with trying very hard, although not always with com- plete success. Audience members who remember Eri...…
