… GRADE DEFLATION See Editorial Page V' L LIEr uiaI LUGUBRIOUS High: 60 Low: 44 See Today for Details Vol. LXXXVIll, No. 22 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 2, 1977 Ten Cents Eight Pages plus Supplement 'U' oficials not worrying over Bakke By LINDA WILLCOX overly concerned about the possible " Because we have so many people But the Supreme Court's decision al background," said Roger Martin- If, on the basis of the Bakke case, outcomes o...…
… 2-Sunday, October 2, 1977--TheMichigan Daily UNFIRE IN BANGLADESH: Hijackers free ACCA, Bangladesh (AP)-Gunfire ter seizi pted in Dacca early today shortly THE r five heavily armed hijackers the airp ipleted a -phased exchange of 59 and the tages for $6 million in ransom and was un convicts freed from Japanese jails. coming. was .not clear ,in the predawn Police kness whether the shooting was in position city or at the airport, three miles ...…
…The Michigan Doily-Sunday, October 2, 1977-Page 3 . HELD IN NEUTRAL COUNTRY CYUMSEE ff-WS AKENCALL -Jy IHappenings .. get off to a slow but lavish start today at noon when the Fall Art Fair begins its second day of craft exhibits and musical entertainment on the Community High School grounids, until 6 p.m.... and, coin- cidentally across the street, the Farmer's Market will be holding its' Fall Harvest Festival ... on a more serious note, a...…
…4-Sunday, October 2, 1977-The Michigan Daily 4urray save By GREGG KRUPA The city has recently passed through a period .of crisis unrivaled by any trauma in recent memory. On Tuesday, Septemiber 13, members of the higher echelons of city hall were informed that the city was on the brink of losing bet- ween $800,000 and $1.4 million, thanks to unauthorized investments of questionable legal propriety. Although City, Administrator Sylvester Mur...…
… 'Regina' a The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 2, 1977-Page 5 triumph! By JEFFREY SELBST An evening of modern opera, defined as anything written in the last forty years, usually proves an edifying ex- perience. And as such, that is usually the attitude a reviewer takes when pre- paring to endure such an undertaking. It is, in fact, with just such a frame of mind that I contemplated viewing Re- gina, the Michigan Opera Theater's fir- st offe...…
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…Baki 1Continued f. The Michigan I ke case no concern to officials at 'U' ram Pa e 1) :e; , ..:. .U C i g. 1 Martindale said. That level was set after th'eUniversity adopted a simi- lar policy in March, 1970. University officials in graduate and undergraduate departments said they know of nosuits pending against the University which might resemble the Bakke case. "By far and away, the number of white students who complain would b1geplaed by w...…
…2, 1977-The Michigan Daily PASSING COMPLEMENTS RUSHING Davis and Leach Ii Blue up . .Aggie downed ESTERDAY MORNING my alarm went off at 6 a.m. It didn't help. I was still sleeping at8:30. Sometime yesterday morning an alarm woke up the Michigan football n. It must have been a fire alarm. DURING THE FIRST THREE WEEKS of the season, Michigan was a ping giant. With their eyes seemingly half-closed, they dredged through ois, then Duke, and fi...…
… Page 8-Sunday, October 2, 1977-The Michigan Daily brisdge (Continued from Page 6) That Steve thinks he's so clever, Mark thought. He's always playing me for the fool, and tricking me into giving Kim an overtrick. But his time it won't work. He tried this play on me just a few weeks ago, and he probably thinks I don't remember. But I do remember. I remember that hand just as if I were playing it now .. . And as he thought, the story of the ...…
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… Page 6-Sunday, October 2, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, 4 FILM/christopher potter Papa's priva te 'paperi Getting to the heart of B YTHE MERES'T chance, I hap- pened across a late-night showing of East of Eden on TV last weekend. I didn't make the discovery until the film was half over; still, mostly out of lack of anything better to' do on a frustratingly dank Saturday night, I settled in to half-interestedly wat...…
… I I , - -1 , , I Page 4-Sunday, October 2, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily--Sun( knew she was dying but there was this bittersweet happiness. She was a happy little girl. "Later she came looking for me after the show," how recalls. I cried then and it's tough to talk it now." "Somehow, just her saying 'You're my favorite clown' meant a lot to me." . Moments like that must provide Carlyon with an emotional respite from the often...…
