… I 4 'EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 20 1962 I enn is, Track Teams Win Conl ference Crowns Wolverines Fauquier, Dubie, Tenney Win Singles; Senkowski Beaten by Riessen in Meet's Feature Duo Q; McRae Cops Both Hurdles; Denhart Sets Vault Record (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) Michigan's c r o w n, however, didn't come without a few court scars. Number one in particular, Northwestern's wonderboy Marty Riesse...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 20. 1960 V_ _ , . w ...__ .., .,.,,. I Hidden Story: Randall Basement Houses Cyclotron th Ul rc ro PE se m w fa ht is al Y( H m a] sr cJ tr tr w ez MAGNET ON-AND PEOPLE OUT-Particles from the cyclotron bombard nucleil, producing radiation, and it is these collisions which the cyclotron's scientists study. Once this warning sign lights up, all workers must clear the area. They can observe and control the...…
…'., h , ff DAILY O FFIC AL BU LETINor: Adult Probation Officer, Inspector -Purchasing Div. (June -1st-closing ,~date); Chief Medical Officer, Social DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETiN Worker (June 8th-final filing date). Federal Aviation Agency announces - ~ _____________________________ exams for: Electronic Technicials, GS- L ES " - """ '°" _ - and -9, for duty Mich., Id., Wise., -L00A1 lation on Membership in Student Or- regularities which have chara...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY K4ATITRMAV. TA1VITARV %A IQJZ2 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATrTIflA~7 TA~TTTAD~Y.,' Oft A L'AI~LFC~.L~ .JL~U~A~,L kU, J~9O Z ALtAMMAX, JAAUfUX ZU, lUbb Fear Over, Use of LSD Starts Hoax 1 ARRISBURG, Pa. (P) - A Pennsylvania health official's concern over the illegal use of LSD by children apparently moti- vated him to invent a story that six Pennsylvania college students were blinded by the sun after taking...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUAR"Y'20 1968 VAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1968 Over 20 Years Audio Experience, "WHAT WE SELL-WE SERVICE" a Over 20 Years Audio Experience, "WHAT WE SELL-WE SERVICE" ANN ARBOR'S FINE COLLECTION OF NEW & USED EQUIPMENT HI-Fl STUDIO Matmen, leers Stunned by Losses L.B.J. a play tested cut-out for rainy days ... on sale Wed., Feb. 21 121 West Washington Phone 668-7942 ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday. March 20, 1968 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ......, ...,..... .. . ....... ,.+.. + w t w .. vv I CAPTAIN'S REFLECTIONS Gopher Wins Mark Season for Icers'Lord By DIANA ROMANCHUK BilleLord, businessman? When the senior defenseman removed his skates for the last time after the Minnesota play- off, he gave up the world of col- lege hockey for the world of busi- ness. He bypassed education school, ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 20, 1968 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY -. l " r - - PHONE 417 E. Liberty 662-0675 Just post music SHOPS AA Bank HOME of U. of M. MUSIC Cone and see... recorded music is our pleasure, as well as our business. We have MANY of the LATEST RELEASES, including: "In Search of a Lost Chord" by ,the MOODY BLUES I n-a-Gadda-da-Vida" by the IRON BUTTERFLY "Cheap Thrills" by RIO BROTHER and the HOLDING ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Oci U.S. OLYMPIANS ROLL Toomey surges to decathlon victory ' . .:,> a .. : : ' . : MEXICO CITY VP)-Bill Toomey, the durable school teacher from Spencer H Laguna Beach, Calif., returned the points and le Olympic decathlon gold medal to to anleasyl the United States with a record- Italy yesterd breaking performance last night ketball comp as these troubled Games completed The trium their first week of c...…
…PGge Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdnv_ Nnve har gn l go;R PageE~gh THEMICHGAN AIL Yc'uflGJuuy, IVVYCirluer 4vt 1 7u0 D Land grant colleges establish urban problems 'clearinghouse' .......................................... :....." "1.. e.::.... :................ . .................s.......:...,..:........,..................... °.rx :??. r :tai:' _ .w DAILY( OFFICIAL BULLETIN FFABLT WASHINGTON (CPS) - TheJ nation's colleges and u...…
…EIt' ITr THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1967 m~irr TUE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1967 0 4 p. 7 M3100 WAS HTENAW to Maple Rodj Z ANN ARBOR. 0 Fl " WAS HT ENAWV YPSILANTI 4 w rK T CHECK &FOD P~COMPAREPRC aa Low Calorie 1oz. 2 bbyPeaches.. Pakl9 Trend Pc Detergent....fI D 4 eans wl'Franks, Spaghetti, or Chili 101%Z $9 '' e"%Sw#. Pkgs. P Iais / iMesArs. Owens Preserves lb.59C KMM "2J59 Rich Tomato . ....…
…PAGE EIGBT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1987 -PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY F UflAY flC!TflflIl?. 9A IQA'! A'JkWA",Mif 7./lll1J 17 L'XA, (QV, 1ZYU1 4 presents the C LAflA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 6:30 "PEACE RESEARCH AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION" MR. SAUL JACOBSON, Coordinator of a U of M Peace Research Group A Supper-Discussion at the PRESBYTERIAN CAMPUS CENTER 1432 Washtenaw Supper reservations: 662-3580 SDS UNCOVERS SOURCE: Columbia ...…
…THE MICHIGAN IIAILV TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.1966 ACUA Report Probes Role of Student Govern ment * (Continued from Page 2) they perform. Each of these i groups-faculty, students, and ad- ministrators-has its own charac- teristics. But in this University even identification of groups is difficult. The study body is wide and diverse; over 40 per cent are in g r a d u a t e or professional schools; over 20 per cent are mar- ried; and about 50 p...…
…PAGE EIGnT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1966 ?AG~ EIGHT TUE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 Graduate Student Informal Coffee Hour TODAY 3:30 - 5:30 P.M. G NEW SCHEDULING: GRID SELECTIONS Would you believerairea live Variety Costs'M'Money, Tradition horse is this week's prize if you can pick the most winners in Sat- 2nd Floor Rackham Lounge SAE PRESENTS CHRYSLER'S RACING HEMI Technical presenta'tion with slides ...…
… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 70, 1966 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1966 II It Demonstrate Your Support and Give Us Your Ideas F 0 M f1 (Place to be announced in various and sundry ways) 4 ANN ARBOR-The University of Michigan's Stu- dent Government Council has voted to "suspend its formal association" with the U-M Office of Student Affairs. After the 11-5 vote Thursday night (Nov. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 20, 1969 IEAN HILL ADMINISTRATOR: McCoy views local control Ed students elect, new officers, F. --------- -- ___________________________-----------___ propose requirement ciantmes By STEVE KOPPMAN Rhody McCoy brought the gos- p of black community control to nn Arbor last night. The administrator of the em- battled Ocean-Hill - Brownsville school district in New York told a crowd of some 300 person...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DRILY Thursday, March 20,_1969 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 20, 1969 KUHN RUMBLES: Astro- Expo deal fizzling MIAMI, Fla. UP)- Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has directed the Houston Astrosand Montreal Ex- pos to work out a settlement of their recent trade by Friday or he will do it himself, The Asso- ciated Press learned yesterday. The Astros traded Staub, a first baseman-outfielder to the expansion on ...…
…Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. NEWs PHONE: 764-0552 President Firm on Four-Year 'here Oinion Are Free, Truth Will Prevail Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1966 NIGHT EDITO...…
…J lw w T T .har-edged /orm5, Op cotorJ, atjtracteI s-4apej, vitrant [one3, acry lic painti, new 'media, /il n~ecolaitin texture] Graduate Student Art Appearing on these pages are works selected Lo . .e Graduate Art Exhibition scheiused to open April fourth. The showing will con- tinue through April 8 at the . Rackham Building between 8 a.m. to 10p.m. THESE PAINTINGS are selected from a collection of art chosen by each of 13 candidates...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1965 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1t~65 I + .n a r awSr a +a ~ ~ g 1av w U-M BARBERS THE MICHIGAN PHARMACY 727 N. University 665-2525 DASCOLA BARBERS COTTAGE INN PIZZERIA 512 E. William .. 663-5902 CROWN HOUSE OF GIFTS 307 S. State ... 665-7921 BAY'S ARCADE JEWELERS 16 Nickels Arcade. .. 665-0551 FOLLETT'S MICHIGAN BOOK STORE 322 S. State . . 663-3371 JOHN ...…
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…TIRE MICHIGAN DAILY Footballo Open Fall 1mSports Progr By CLIFF MARKS I ness against the runner draws cern passing (with all players eli- The intramural season gets un- a 15 yard penalty. gible to receive passes), punting, der way Monday, rain or shine, Blocking has to be carried out and scoring. drwa eoennggainme shine lokigwithout using the hands or ex- A te'am punting must announce dence Halls touch football head- tendd arms, and the block...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U' Institutes Registration Of Vehiles * All motor bikes, motor scooters and motorcycles on campus must be registered with, the Office of Student Affairs beginning next semester, Assistant Dean of Men Mark G. Noffsinger announced yesterday. Owners of the vehicles must present evidence of insurance and pay a $2 per semester fee. Regis- tration will be handled in Rm. 3011, Student Activities Bldg. Because of the number of com-...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 20, 1969 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturay,-eptemer 2. l1.969 Big Ten bloodbath commences By ELLIOTT BERRY The helmeted animals will stand and glare menacingly at their prospective victims. Then suddenly at the sound of a single shrill whistle they rush to brutally beat, kick and slam any helpless soul in their path. And their brutal tactics at.- tract thousands of hysterically sc...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, November 24, 1969 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, November 20, 1969 PEACE CORPS -NEEDS PEOPLE who can teach math, Davis' rush lead fading in stretch TALENT TO BURN: Frosh cager:s to add an extra court treat biology, chemistry, p h y s i c s, health, science, engineering, home economics, work in agriculture, construction, me- chanics, industrial and vocational edu- cat ion- Chlicg gridd...…
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… f,.. ...'The South Is The Great Imponderable' (Continued from preceding page) ' to Dewey in 1948. Kennedy edged Nixon in 1960 by only 2 per cent of the popular vote. In 1962 the state elected a Republi- can governor and a Democratic congress- man-at-large. Rockefeller could take the state by capitalizing on the liberal city votes and retaining the Republican rural votes. Goldwater has less of a chance be- cause he would not pick up the ext...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20 1962 nrlmv Ywwjrlmwa-" a ILT Im A TwK7, SUNDAY, MAY20, 1962 VWIM M~ww~IUMAG ~A Ir DAILY aPAGE N Double Loss to Badgers Leaves Michigan Nine in Second Place (Continued from Page 1) 4 loss after twelve victories .in a row. Lefty John Kerr was within one out of his sixth consecutive vic- tory when Badger Luke Lamboley tripled to deep right center. With Michigan ahead, 5-4, Coach Don Lund waved for anoth- er southpaw, Fritz ...…
… Is Vol. VI, No. 7 ain4irn Sunday, March 20, 1960 MAGA '2/IA L6 BD LED THE BIG PARADE* 4 i irate t _ y s yl + INW r Tim C 0 CL C,)1 W.. W) 0n Well, actually that isn't quite true. With all of this truth-in-advertising jazz making the rounds, we'd be the last ones to deceive you. There-weren't 76 trombones (just two ocarinas) and there wasn't a big parade (it was more like an ROTC maneuver), but it sure was Greene's Cleaners they c...…
…TUESDAYFEBRUARY20, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY v*rw 1" i ,. _ _ .__ _ sv _ _ ~_ PAUL A* XL~E Olympic Games End; Controversy Flares Cagers Host Vengeful Illin ois By BILL McFAL L qpl_-- 1 R NQBLE, France MP)-The Winter Olympics, beset by injury and warm weather, ended in con- troversy and anger, and possibly set the stage for more of the same at the Summer Olympics next October. The administrative antics off the ice and snow all but over...…
…Wednesday, March 20, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine WensaMrh2,16 H IHIGAN DAILY Page- N-ine I Royals Tip '76ers in Overtime PHILADELPHIA - Cincinnati moved into a tie for fourth place and a possible playoff berth by defeating the Philadelphia 76ers 131-130 in an overtime National Basketball Association game last night. Cincinnati is deadlocked with Detroit. Both teams play games tonight The Royals will be in New York and Detroit visit...…
…Friday, September 20, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Friday, Septem1~er 20, 968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine MeLain posts 31st as Mantle devours homer 535 DETROIT (41) -Denny McLain won his 31st game yesterday as the Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 6-2 despite Mickey Mantle's 535th career home run. McLain, who reached the se- lect plateau of 30 victories last Saturday, scattered eight hits in bringing his record to...…
…Sunday, OctoEcr 20, 1968 Mic ga igi '" THE MICHIGAN DAILY wins fourth straight (Continued from page 1) "This wasn't one of our better games," stated offensive coordin- ator Tony Mason after the game.t A "Nevertheless, our defense was magnificent," he continued. "our boys just don't quit. We were down and we bounced right back in there." "It certainly was our defensive unit which kept us in there," chimed Head Coach Bump Elliott. "They w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGENI Kickers By PHIL BROWN A battle of unbeaten powers approaches as Michigan's soccer club travels tomorrow to Buffalo, New York, to tangle with the Bulls of Buffalo State University. Michigan's kickers will be put- ting their untarnished (2-0) mark on the lime against an, eastern powerhouse that has yet to taste defeat after five outings. It will be the second trip to New York for the soccer club, and will give Michi...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, x.966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACV Nl.wp' DeterminedStincic:ichian Star in the] ra ing ^,, By GRAYLE HOWETT t For guys like Rick Volk and Carl Ward the reason is clear why they subject their bodies to such pinball machine treatment everyday. They like the weather in January out in Pasadena. How do they know? They've been there before. But for guys like sophomore de- fensive end Tom Stincic goals be- come secondary; he's ...…
…MOMEM9 N 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Poc eNine Wayne State athlete's beard causes suspension from team BUCS win flip for chance at Lew . ' i- By ANDY BARBAS executive Sports Editor Kenneth Meyers, Wayne State's top tennis player, has been .told to either shave his beard or quit the team. Meyers, along with teammate! Fred Williams, were informed that they would be ineligible to parti- cipate on the team unless they apeared cle...…
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… The Newest Order- Original Concept for Organizing Day in More Economical Ways THE TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SYSTEM: Enjoying Life Withou By Jean Spencer and Pat Golden A night person should not be forced into day living., NEW COL * NEW BOC NE W KIT ALL KNITTING EQU *1 0 Nickels Arcade *************** G K aF " ORS )KS JIPMENTr "K 'K I 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K inued from page Three he tension created by the or clock-directed ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" 11 Soviet Gymnasts Best Formula: Start Young tions such as "Spartak" or "Bu- revestnik." "I've learned a lot about the Russians' views on gymnastics," said Loken, "and it has been a wonderful experience." An important fact that the Rus- sian performers stressed is that gymnastics is not only a display of strength and vigor, but also of aesthetic 'qualities. They pointed out. that well-co- ordinated exercises on the equip...…
…Saturday, September 20, 1969 THE MICHIGAN) DAILY Page Nine Saturday, Septcmbcr 2.0, 969 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Nine All_ eyes on ' The Rug' The Line ups 0Offenise InI Vandy opener Speed key to rel)eI victory By JOEL BLOCK Sports Editor When 22 mnen trot onto the field today to play what is called the Michigan - Vander- bilt football game, no one will be looking at them. True, there will be 70.000 plus maniac football fans in Mich...…
…Thursday, November 20, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Bucks By BILL ALTERMAN What do you do for an encore if your team goes undefeated, re- ceives the no. 1 ranking in the final ratings of both UPI and AP and flnishus off by winning the Rose Bowl. Not much. Shed no tears for Woody Hayes. though. Known for his superstitions and temper tantrums, the 'fat man' lives for one thing alone, victory. and with 22 consecutive victories to his c...…
… PAGE TEN THE I{IICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1967 AMERICAN REPORTER: Bombing Brings Fear, Destruction to Vietnamese STUCK W ITH AN EDITOR'S NOTE: The following story was written Jan. 15 by Bill Baggs, editor of the Miami (Fla) News. Baggs spent eight days early this month in North Viet Nam. By BILL BAGGS Copyright, 1967. The Miami News NAM DINH, North Vietnam (P) viMost of the travelers move during the night in North Vietnam. They w...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN BAIL, °-.. -".._- t.u' &S. pAn Aaa. OSU Title Hopes Based on Defense LOSE 6-0: ~M Kickers De feated EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third article in the Daily series preview- ing the Big Ten football teams. Next-Indiana. By BOB LEDERER Woody Hayes and his powerful Buckeyes again figure to haunt the Big Ten. } Returning from a successful 5- 3-1 campaign (4-1-1 in Big Ten competition) last year, Ohio State has been selecte...…
… . 6 s tttpop art (Continued from preceding page) which he emulates in his own way. It is these artists who need to be considered in depth for they have brought the entire group to the fore and have posed for artists, critics and the general public several very important and intriguing questions. What is art? What is good art? What good is this art? The first question is a difficult one to answer, perhaps the most difficult of the three. Bu...…
…AGE TEN WEEKEND MEETING:I Conference Scrutinizes Future of "U' ~ .4' Group Views Honor Student The role of the student in ad- ministrative decision making and a proposal to establish an advisory planning board for the University were two of the major issues an- alyzed by the group discussing ad- ministration. There ,was a consensus among the administrators present that student help in an advisory ca- pacity' would be welcomed by the admi...…
