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…Page 4-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily -,/ /4?0M ardi ,Gras, The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Mar, undaunta ble spir." …

…Page 16-Friday, May 18, 1979--The Michigan Daily Silkwood jurors question 'physical injury' OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Jurors in the $11.5 million Karen Silkwood plutonium contamination trial asked the judge yesterday to define physical injury - a question that could indicate they have found in favor of the Silkwood estate and are discussing the amount of a damage award. At 3:30 p.m. the three-man, three- woman jury sent a message asking: "In instr...…

…Regents (Continued from Page 1 Department. The faculty member has . been denied a review by a tenure com- mittee, and subsequent appeals by the Senate Advisory Review Committee (SARC) also have been rejected by the department and the college. LSA senior Jack Hall spoke on behalf of SSSC. "In Joel Samoff, the Univer- sity has a professor of unqualified ex- cellence in both teaching and service to the community and to the University. It seems un...…

…Page 18-Friday, May 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily PHILS TOP CUBS, 23-22: Tons of By the Associated Press CHICAGO-Mike Schmidt was tired but happy, so tired that he didn't even know the final score. For the record, Schmidt started a scoring marathon with a three-run homer in the first inning and ended it with a tie-breaking homer with two outs in the 1th inning yesterday, to provide the Philadelphia Phillies with a rousing 23-22 victory over the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday{ May 18, 1979-Page 19 BLUE HOSTS BIG TENS Can tracksters topple Indiana? By KENNETH CHOTINER It will take a little bit of luck and a lot of skill for the Michigan track team to upend Indiana when the Wolverines host the Big Ten Outdoor Track and Field Championships today and tomorrow at Ferry Field. "I'd have to say Indiana is the favorite," said Michigan coach Jack Harvey. "In order for us to come out on top, we'l...…

…Page 20-Friday, May 18, 1979--The Michigan Daily Regents hear women tracksters complaits (Continued from Page)i intimidate them. Sure, I listened to them." He also said he was optimistic about working out the problems with the two women. "I think it (the complaint process) has taken longer than it should have," Power said. DURING THE course of the meeting, the Regents raised questions about the University's athletic program, and the specific ...…