…Page Four--Student ,Activities THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2,, 19?t?' Rv.. . _. .:. ... . . . ., Black student groups active at (U' STAEPRE~ SLIM FITS Levi's guys Ilk long, lean look Slim Fits. Choc yours from. several differe all Sta-Prest crease that wo U V . . . . ... . ST4 e the cof these ose nt fabrics f' f, With the +}' n't quit-. f'f 1111 S. UNIVERSITY By LINDSAY CHANEY and SHARON WEINER Black student groups on ca...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Activities-Page Five Ad hoc group presents : teach-uix By ROB BIER "Ad hoc" is Latin for "from that," and whenever an issue crops up nationally or on the campus you can be certain that an ad hoc group will appear to inform the campus about it. Ephemeral in nature, most such groups are loose coalitions of people joined temporarily un- der a -single banner, usually leading to a teach...…
…Page Six--Student' Activities THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Page Six-Student Activities THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 I T 11 The University Activities Center and Students International Non-Profit Student Organizations present: 4A, UNION-LEAGUE Round trip jets by Caledonian (Scottish International Airlines), Pan American, & Trans International Airlines-all non-stop jets/complete with meals and comp...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Activities-Page Seven Wednesday, September 2, 1 970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U UAC: A changing image? By EDWARD ZIMMERMAN UAC is changing its image. In response to many criticisms of its past programs, the Uni- versity Activities Center (UAC) is working to erase the reputa- tion it has earned of being a "social club," and is striving to become a more relevant organ- ization in terms of ...…
…*Page Filth '-Student Agivities 1.1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, Septemier 2, 1970 Dail : 79 years of 'Write On' tradit ion Many things happen around the clock at The Daily. At 2:03 a.m. (three minutes after the final page is locked) for example, one often finds an intense bridge game going on amid empty Coke bottles and half-assembled n e w s stories from the Associated Press. Or a cursory glance around the 420 Maynard St. office...…
…Wednesday, Septemberl, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S+enYsth it Pc e N;n Wednesday, September 2, ~~~~ 970 THE MIHGNDIYSuetAtvt*.,oeNt~ Publications: By and for 'U' / By BILL ALTERMAN As a freshman, you may well be distressed at the thought of all those papers you will have to write during the next four years. The act of writing, of course, is not so ap- palling to you. Even the sleaziest of us likes to put together some thoughts every no...…
…Page Ten-Student Activities THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdgy, September Z, 1970 Page Ten-Student Activities THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednes ,_Seer be_ 2..197 Women's Lib: Abortion and day care centers F, appear in need, . By HESTER PULLING "Women's Liberation helps 'you realize that you are a woman and makes you more aware o' yourself as one," says Women's Liberation member Beth Schneider. ,Women's Liberation has been active in Ann Arbor for ab...…
…rWednesday, $eptemVer 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Actvities---Page Eleven t ~Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Activities-Page Eleven See LOGOS for ALL OF: to°rob4' rY."v fi>"r". ' ;?i . r . ":°oi .a' v A '. . 'CD'R. x." .". { ;} a ',i C. S. Lewis (25 Titles) Charles Williams Sister Coreta J.R.R. Tolkien Thomas Merton Catherine Marshall Plus Many More STUDY BIBLES 15 Translations 20 Lanquages Reproduction...…
…Page Twelve--Student Activities THE MICHIGAN DAILY " Wednesday September 2, 1970 Pag Telv-Sudet ctiites HEMiCIGI DIL 4' ............. ................... ' ;,- , s - i '3 ,, f' ,.® "What we can do ... is try something new . . ! I , * -Photo by SARA KRULWICH I r Y; i 1 r w~ -I STUDE T STORE RESPO SI E TO YOUR EEDS 1S The University Store was created; by the Student Govern- ment Council in January 1969. It was loc...…
…Y kan A& :43attg Vol. LXXXI, No. i Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Wolverine Sports Section-Eight Pages WOLVERINE SPORTS ". . I footbal: Run for the roses -Daily-Thomas R. Copi USC's Clarence Davis (28) streaks by Mike Taylor By LEE KIRK Associate Sports Editor THE COLD SHADOWS lengthened across the Tartan rug in Michigan Stadium - but noth- ing could chill the delirium of tens of thousands of Wolverine pa...…
…Page Two Wolverihe Sports THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday September 2 1970,4I 'Page Two-Wolverine Sports THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 ~ Revival stirs in so' M' bas] By AL SHACKELFORD It's time for a revival. No, not the Creedence Clear- water Revival, you idiot, the Michigan Basketball Revival! The Wolverines have suffered a recent post-Cazzie slump, but grea things are planned for the 1970-71 cagers. Despite their you...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Sports--Page Three Wednesda~', September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Sports-Page Three FROM ROOKIE TO LEGEND Bo's upsur ge rests on / personality on this and that Schembechler-'The Man' FEBRUARY 28, 1970 started out as a rather uneventful day in Michigan sports. The Wolverine cagers were playing out the tail end of their season against the Badgers of Wisconsin, in a...…
…Page Four---Wolverine Sports THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2,. T970 Page Four-Wolverine Sports THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 The athletic dollar bind; can Michigan overcome it? Gymnasts take NCAA titie (Continued from Page 1) was $179,744 compared to op- erating expenses of around $2.5 ~million. But it is the former reason - rising costs - that is most im- portant in explaining the crisis in athletic financ...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Sports-Page Five Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Sports-Page Five Icer By JOEL GREER Despite the fact that the play of the Michigan hockey squad last season resembled the un- easiness of the stock market's, fortunes this past summer, the enthusiasm of t h e, hockey crowds at the frequently sold- out Coliseum was only surpas- sed at t he Michigan Stadium Sa...…
…ix--Wo1verine Sports THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wed nesday, September 2, 197Q second in Big By JIM KEVRA For the past decade, the Mich- igan swimming team has proven conclusively that they have the second best team in the Big Ten. For the ten years, the Wolverine swimmers have taken a second place in the Big Ten Champion- ships to the Big Red Hoosiers of Indiana. This year should prove to be no exception. Although Michigan has a highly talented a...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Sports-Page Seven JOIN OR DIE Sports: Call to arms By BILL ALTERMAN Young Revolutionaries! Old Revolutionaries! Counterrevolutionaries! This is your last chance. Everywhere one turns; one finds affluence. From businessmen to garbage men, personal salaries are increasing. And with this increase in income comes an in- crease in taxes! Yes more and more people are giving more and mor...…
…Page Eight--Wolverine Sports THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Wednesday, September 2, 1970 r '4 4 4 4 Ou K 0 H T Ou T ST-PREST. ~ . tt 7~ ::. "":;;;;.::fi :. :::::::.. }; . {;., A D CH CK GOT IT :C '-. '4~i vi4 / ATE'S i Vix /r /3:" 1 -E.-.- .- -u t BELL BOTTOMS, Levi's makes i the fashion scene with bell bottoms, two ways; 4 4' --in preshrunk cotton (stripes, blue dernim, pure whitel and rugged Sta-Prest, stripes and c~rduroy. Your...…
…I 01rtgan 741al'tt4g, Vol. LXXXI, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Student Life Section-Eight Pages STUDENT LIFE e making By RICK PERLOFF " Harvard erupted over ROTC. Berkeley exploded over a park. And the University's first major confrontation of last year was over a student-controlled discount bookstore. The bookstore crisis marked the first time police were called on campus by the University president to q...…
…Page Two6w"Student Life THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 197th Page Two-Student Life THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1 97~ r - - M Student-run bookstore created (Continued from Page 1) s t a t e educational institutions selling books to "bona fide en- rolled" students are entitled. But the Regents' foremost concern was for the store's fi- nancial viability, and they saw the large discounts and student control as ...…
…'Wednesday, September 2; 1970, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Life-Page Three. P. Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Life-Page Three, Djiag, Arb life: Part of the counter-culture? By DEBRA THTAL.fn The Arb and the Diag form an integral part of the University . community's culture. The Diag visitors are of a more temporary nature than the **4. N Ar pplain'a people sto on the Dla betweenclse or as f5vt "# G ; they pass t...…
…Page Four-Student Life THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970,f 1 Tenants nion: Survival through tactical change By RICK PERLOFF, The Ann Arbor Tenants Union is cultivating.patience, nurturing optimism, and looking toward the future as it strives to a'c complish its primary goal: de- velopment into a permanent or- ganization which gives tenants control of apartment policies and insures the protection of "tenants rights." The...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Studeht Life----Page Five ~ Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Life-Page Five Cooperative a lternative CONVENIENCE AND CATASTROPHE Dorms: More than room and board +« By STEVE KOPPMAN Living with 20 or so men and women in a big house-sharing the work, making the decisions, saving money. An idyllic living situation? A commune? Not quite. A student co-oper- ative house...…
…Page Six-Student Life. THE IVIICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Page Six-Student Life VHE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, '1970 The nion: Attempting to, alter its, orientation By EDWARD ZIMMERMAN A college union. is often the place where students congregate and things happen.. The Michigan Union, how- ever, has been more often used by alumni than students, until the student discount store moved in last year. This fal...…
…* Wednesday, September Z, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Life--Page Seven ~ Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student life-Page Seven 'U' a By ANITA WETTERSTROEM A -word of warning to male undergraduates: Don't forget about the draft because it will not forget about you. The draft is a temporary real- ity for the men of the nation- -entering their lives on the dawn of their 18th birthday-when all males are temporarily at le...…
…Page Eight--Student Fife THE MICHI-GAN DAILY Wednesday, Sep t mber 2, 1970 ' Page Eight-Student Life THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 4 Survey shows 37 per cent of °U' students smoke, pot 1 If city police could arrest all the University students who have smoked pot more than once, they would have to find jail space for almost 13,000 peo- ple. A University drug survey re- leased last September indicates an increasing u...…
… Str t Daitjy Vol. LXXXI, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Ad ministration Section-Six Pages ADMINISTRATION 'U' priorities: Guns or butter? By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Editor LAST SPRING, as thousands of University students and professors joined with the Black Action Movement to shut the University down in a strike for increased minority ad- missions, resolution of the conflict seemed to hinge on one factor-money. Until ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 19708 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1 97O~ The Regents: Action at the top of the hierarchy, By ROB BIER They are called the Board of Regents, but a more descriptive name would be Board of Direc- tors. In the world of Big Business, the Board of Directors' function is largely a ritualistic one. It serves as a pasture for old ex- ecutives and b i g stockholders, la...…
…r Wednesday, September 2,'1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three ~ Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three ' vice presidents: Administering a bureaucracy By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Their offices are generally small and cluttered, giving one the impression that the chief duties of the University's seven vice presidents are clerical, rather than administrative. Indeed, the vice presidents are often prone to disguise the im- p...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 ,:s"-1 Flint, Dearborn branches plan expansion By ROB BIER Back when Michigan was still mostly cedar swamps and pine forests, Judge Woodward had an idea for a state university. An ardent admirer of his friend Thomas Jefferson, ,the judge envisioned a university centered in Detroit, with branch campuses over all the state. His "Catholepistemiad Michigana" survived in spirit to b...…
…l_ , Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t PageFive '' Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Autonomy court case still pending By SHARON WEINER Summer Supplement Editor While conflicts arise within the University over who has the< power of decision-making and+ of discipline, the University fights its own battles for auto-+ nomy with the State Legislature.i During the past year, the Uni- versity has been co...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 I I W-C at e c i/ C e4 k, *A.. N e4 s t l aN% O@q*o*ee, ,'0 o* 4, 1 I I I, ATUP 1/3 OFF For Every Course on the Michigan Camp us * r' BOOKf RACK Mis beautiful piece* is roomy ,enough to. keep your' favoriteN books easily aocces-.. ... sible. Holds' up to *.* 35 books. 27"H- x 20"W x -I2~t3 DESK BOOK RACK 0h4 $125v ...…
… Sirit an A6F :43 a t I'D Vol. LXXXI, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Academics Section-Eight Pages ACADEMI CS Shutting it down to open it up By ROB BIER "We've got a long road to walk. We've been walking it a long time. But we're going to walk it a little faster now." . That is how Dave Lewis, one of the leaders of the Black Action Movement (BAM), summed up what another BAM leaden, Ed Fabre, called "the st...…
…Page.Two-Academics THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 , Pa g e T o A a e mc:H.I C I A A L Campus recruting emerges as a ma or By ANITA WETTERSTROEM The eruption of campus dem- onstrations against large cor- poration job recruiters early this year illustrates an increased stu- dent awareness and concern re- garding- the U.S. role in world- wide industrial pollution and military aggression. Previously, recruiter demon- st...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Academics-Page Three t Classified research: 'U, and the U.S. military By DAVE CHUDWIN Military research, the subject of accu- sations, committee investigations a n d a mass sit-in three years ago, is alive and well at the University,. Although the amount of classified and unclassified researchr for the U.S. Depart- ment of Defense done by the University has declined somewhat, the Uni...…
…Page Four-Academics THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1974 Page Four-Academics THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1 '970 Helpful Hints Despite the tons of forms involved in registration and classification, and despite the impressive bureaucracy of the literary college, there is actually a good deal of flexi- bility in The System. Academic life can, in a sense, in- deed be the sweet life if you are willing to spend some ti...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Academics-Page Five Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Academics-Page Five Committee 'By ROB BIER SACUA, Assembly, SRC. These and other cryptic apel-A lations march endlessly across the headlines of The Daily sig- naling action by one of the fac- ulty's governmental bodies. Senate Assembly The most central of these groups, although not necessarily the most. powerful, is Senate ...…
…Page Six---Academics THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 -Page Six-Academics THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 A READERS GUIDE Y ... 'Al '4. , Academic reform: Paper prospects Where the books are By SHARON WEINER The University's impersonal- ity is reflected in a very tangible way within the library system, which holds over 3.7 million catalogued or indexed volumes and pamphlets and receives over 27,500 per...…
…Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Academics--Page Seven Wednesday, September 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Academics-Page Seven ' museums: From Ice Age gophers to Picasso By HARVARD VALLANCE A graduate student who has dedicated his life to the study of Ice Age gophers stalks with boundless enthusiasm into one of the countless storage rooms behind the University's Alexan- der G. Ruthven 1,xhibit Museum. With a fascinatio...…
…Pace Eight--Academics THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Page Eight-Academics THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 2, 1970 I ,. .11 :Y Liirigau :43atty Cordially invites you to an - 9 f 1 =_ , \ "af 00 to / t o qoI 4 40 ! * op - 0 1V <7 '2' C Q A. To learn if you are interested in becoming a part of our organization. On hand will be representatives of the 4 Business Staff Editorial Staff (Advertising) (No wr...…
… k i 1 ArI . L jr Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 2, 1970 bE COi Y KO'D BUT- TIGERS Subscribe now - 764-6 N. E BACK FOR- 6-5 I ZZI P 1flfr1Aun 43A6F Vol. LXXX, No. 37-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 2, 1970 Ten Cent By PHIL HERTZ Special To The Daily DETROIT--Mickey Stanley slashed an eleventh inning single last night to climax a Detroit Tiger 6-5 come from behind victory over the New York Yankees, w...…
…'T It lk , A 4 1v Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 2, 1970 Thursday, July 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lottery sets order for 1971 draft Right-win ger says dove senators should be shot WASHINGTON -P-Some t wo million men born in 1951 got their places in line for the 1971 draft yesterday, with those whose birthdays fall on July 9 standing first in line. The positions were assigned by a national lottery matching the bi...…
…I M THE MICHIGAN DAILY <l Arb - g_5f A' 0. I %W, Page Six Thursday,;July 2, 1970 Thursday, July 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY South' SAIGON 0P)I - Cambodia send about 10,000 troop South Vietnam in the con weeks to receive combat tr ing. informed sources said terday. The South Vietnameser tary sources reported the units will begin w o r k in next two weeks at threeN namese training facilities. Instructors will be ...…
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…CUBA THRIVES See Editorial Page Ci r gilt 43U &u13JI DRAMATIC High-77 Low-55 Cloudy, with thundershowers Vol. LXXX, No. 19-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 2, 1970 Ten Cents Four Pages Deaths mount in Peru 30,000 feared slain by quake; area devastated LIMA, Peru (M)-The death toll from P e r u ' s disastrous earthquake mounted yesterday and foreign diplomats quoted government officials as fear- ing it might reach 30,000. The picture ...…
… Etlr Sirliian Daihj Seventy-nine years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan balancing teacups Oh, won't He ever shut up? 131ine (9I3Edas .. A 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Doily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1970 NIGHT EDITOR: MARTIN A. HIRSCHMAN ...…
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…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesdsav, June 2, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday. June 2 1970 .l... .... y . . v .. . I NAME JOHNSON: Bruirn BOSTON 11 - Tom Johnson. a former o u t s t a n d i n g National Hockey L e a g u e defensman and executive with the Boston Bruins for the last seven years, was named coach yesterday of the Stanley Cup champions. Johnson, 42, was signed to a one-year c o n t r a c t to succeed Harry Sinden. who surpri...…
… STUDENTS AND THE BUDGET See Editorial Page Y lflr igau ~~taitj SPRING? High-35 Low--25 Up to four inches of snow Vol. LXXX, No. 149 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 2, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Regents act on demands By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ The Regents yesterday authorized President Robben Fleming to implement several of the points on which he and the Black Action Movement (BAM) have reached agreement, but declined to adopt several d...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY -ri ....A- n-7A THEMIHIANDALYrL ... -A ._. i ursucly, rApril L,4 IU I U theatre R.C. Players: Creativity oi By JOHN SHOUT generals) seemed to be I suppose that one prime a fine time cavorting virtue in a university environ- Some of the trickery, tho ment is that one can produce teresting, I presume, to vast varieties of plays on a rela- totally dedicated to mix tively limited budget and audi- dia, seemed to m...…
…1 11 1 1 1 E 11 PjGjIj ~~*t Carnival on Diag APRIL 6-10 12 Noon-4 P.M. -free * FOOD * CONCESSIONS * LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 12 Noon-5 P.M. * SPECIAL GIVEAWAYS * ASSORTED SPECTACULARS the news today by The Associated Press and College Press Service AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE to bring peace to Cam- bodia, Laos and Vietnam, was proposed yesterday by the French government. Paris is ready 'to "offer its active contribution to this enterprise,...…
