…THE WEATHER, PARTLY CLOUDIY AMD WA:RMER TOI)AY Y 5k 1 an ~aiI IMEMBER ASSOCIATE] r] PRESS 1 VOL. XXXV. No. 51 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE REGENTS RECEIVE $400,000 FOR MEDICAL LABOR! PTO ETROIT yjOMA;singiejers IES HONEFOMR bIniatedlnto e IVlES MONEY[OIwb.d lag YOST TO SPEA K AT OF YEAR TONIGHT iELUIAL ESEAUH OF $400,000 LAIWEST VERSlrITY AS EVER RE CE IV El) M- T...…
…BEYOND HAYNSWORTH? See Editorial Page Y Sirtgi IA4466F I# t COLD High-32 Law-3 Sunny with chance of light snow Vol. LXXX, No. 68 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, November 21, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages SGC demands I ' admit more black students By LYNN WEINER Student Government Council last night demanded the University substantially increase the level of black enroll- ment, and withdrew its appointees from Office of Student Affairs (OSA) a...…
…FILMS, MUSIC, FEATURES, 4 flA JH SPORTS, FASHIONS 4IL54UI I( J, THE SUNDAY MAGAZI NE u. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1954 ltcA Inter-An e. sy B; PHILIP B. TAYLOR e Asuk,iiii P'rof'eo t Iepart en, of Politi science N NOVEMBER 22, the nations of the Organization of American States will Smeet at Rio de Janeiro for an Inter- American Economic Conference. The Latins long have looked for the chance to pin down United States eco- nomic policy toward thems...…
…About 50 students protested Wednesday afternoon in the “Human Chain for Survivors” event on the Diag in front of Hatcher Library. The protest contested the University of Michigan’s interim Title IX policy requiring a peer-to- peer cross-examination in all Title IX cases, including cases of sexual misconduct and assault. The policy has been highly contested since it was implemented in December 2018. Roe v. Rape as well as t...…
…Over the past few weeks, protests calling for action against discrimination on campus and nationwide have swept the University, drawing thousands. More than 100 times that number — about 110,000 spectators — watched the football team beat Indiana this weekend at The Big House, a place that can seem a world away from student activity on campus with its cameras and fanfare. This football season, however, student-athletes have ...…
…On a Monday afternoon in late October, Ann Arbor resident Brian Young and his girlfriend drove up to a house on State Street across the street from Yost Ice Arena. Young had driven by the property a few days prior and noticed a sign that read “Rooms for Rent/No Lease.” He was on the search for a new home and the sign immediately caught his attention. It was not the first time Young looked to rent a room without a lease. Growin...…
…After continued resistance from Ann Arbor residents, as well as several council members, City Council moved to once again postpone a decision on downtown developments. Many residents came to argue against several zoning changes on Broadway Street, seeking to defend the beauty and history of their town, and arguing for commercial rather than residential developments. With a zoning change, residents feared a high-ris...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 21, 2000 NATION/WORLD - - -- Judge denies revote in Palm Beach The Washington Post WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - A handful of vot- ers calling for a do-over of the presidential election in Palm Beach County because they said they were confused by the butterfly ballot won't get a second shot at Election Day. In a 17-page order yesterday, Palm Beach County Circuit Court Judge Jorge Labarga said the U.S. Co...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 21, 2001 NATION/WORLD 6 Connecticut woman has anthrax WASHINGTON (AP) - A letter to Sen. Patrick Leahy was laced with billions of anthrax spores, authorities said yesterday, and a suspected case of the most deadly form of the disease mysteriously appeared in Connecticut. An elderly woman in a rural area of the state pre- liminarily tested positive for inhalation anthrax, the first suspected ca...…
…- - t'WZ ICW!OAW I!AMV - -" - G. II.'Wild Comfpally Thes Largst Stok nuthetCsy of Exclusive Styles in WOOLENS For Gentleme n's Wear 1rrirIsi rsequ ire or Suits, Overcoats,iFancy NVesting,-,and 'l' sot se;, sand of sigb class fahlo-' sonipecia styt0les"" Foll Dress Suits a Specialty G. H. Wgild Colipally 3tt South State Street our New V ofM Souvenir Cal en dar fot 5 N sotonosw rast andsswe fetcofidentt tht if1yoittlook it tver vlwill ,tgtee it...…
…PAGE TWO THE ~MICHIG~AN fUAULV !l:$TS T T 71T TTh W a ' W I ' .w __ EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1962 . I BInl SJAME:e Initial, Success Sparks Tean By MARJORIE BRAHMS Jack O'Brien, Grad, and Robert Jaynes, who together have pro- duced last year's MUSKET produc- tion, "Land Ho!"; and this year's "Bartholomew Fair," believe that their first musical comedy taught them much that is invaluable in forming their second MUSKET show. "The concept of ...…
…PAGE TWO TAE MICHIGAN DAli.V 0 K rilYT"Vlk X tT ' TAKTS'ln RTa1 &V 4 ^ A s aAGEsTWO T i MJE'uJI}Avt IbAt1i , SATURDAY, NOVEMBER1~I 21, 1964 E DISTINGUISHED FACULTY Wilhelm Fears Social Apathy_ ARTS and LETTERS By Gail Blumberg New York Opera: Light Fare EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of a series of articles on the recipients of two University faculty awards, the Distinguished Faculty Achievement Award and the Dis- tinguished Service A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1, 1963 _ = ;'1 'Lower Dept "The fact that there is not one Germany, but a number of Ger- many is a result of German poli- cies in the past-a punishment or reward for their own past values," Prof. Gerhard Weinberg of the history department said recently. Germany's cultural values affect on her relations with other coun- tries as well as the separation within Germany itself, he said. The religious va...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Britton-Reports Fuzziness lampers Scientific Writing P 'I LACK OF FACILITIES: Raps Restricted Music Study By CAROLINE DOW Obscure technical writing is not limited to the United States r.or to engineers, Prof. W. .Earl Brit- ton of the engineering English de- partment reports. During a sabbatical leave in 1960, he interviewed 50 educational institutions, industries and publi- cations and research establish- ments of Weste...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, November 21, 1979-The Michigan Daily IRANIANS ALLEGEDLY RECEIVE DEA TH THREATS Protesters call for end to harassment (Continued from Page 1) ferent view on that subject, as he joined the march from the,Diag to the Federal Building on Liberty Street. , "I disagree with terrorism," he said, "and I'm not sure we should deport the shah. But I'm not concerned with a loss of American international prestige if we do. The U.S. su...…
…N. Page 2-Tuesday, November 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily Fleming bids farewell to faculty ,inannual address to senate, ElM- Diag. Mideast rally t !t y (Continued from Page 1), women and minorities. Fleming said that because we traditionally "look to people who have had experience" it is very difficult for women and minorities to get started in the "ladder apparatus" which enables individualsato advance. "The solution to that problem," Flemin...…
…Prl age Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Sunday, November 11, 1971 Page Two THE MICHiGAN DAILY Sunday, November 2~1, 1971 Crisler By GAYLE POLLARD Smiling, smirking, and smug, Tina Turner slinked on stage and, with a little help from her friends, frenzied Crisler Arena. After enduring Shadowfax, a mediocre, deadening D e t r o i t group, the crowd was ready for the revue, the dynamic Ike and Tina Turner Revue, complete with three grooving Ikettes...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, November 21, 1970 music- A bit of acting; a bit of song :,..By J. P. MILLER In leaving the city of Naga- saki, Japan, one is left with a .:.: sense of total beauty. Perched : -: {on a towering bluff overlooking the natural harbor's entrance' is the house of Madame Butter- Sfly. There, in the 1890's, she was .. :'brought to live by an American officer stationed in Japan. When (. } "*'' ^' he left and ret...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1959 TWO THE MICIIIIIiI DAILY SATIRDAY, NOVEMBER 21,m1-5- ernational ident Tour Cheerleaders Work To Drum Up Spirit' GIFTS AND GRANTS: U' Regents Accept Nearly $600,000 A Be Held kpproximately 35 international dents will tour Washington, D. and New York City December through 31, Arthur Milne, In- national Center Assistant Coun- or announced recently. the tour, sponsored by the In- nation...…
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… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY -h"r1 1 iIL --'- i nursaay, iNovemver z i 1 bti S I rneatre On-and-o'ff'Tempest' music Philharmonic IVI"EINA,,IEJNAI. STUD~ENTS ASSOC. 3 III By JEFFERSON BRICK The University Players, current- ly performing The Tempest, one of Shakespeare's most difficult- to-stage productions, have simul- taneously won and lost. While brilliant in comedy, the Players do not do justice to the serious aspects of the ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVE ER;21. 1967 PAGE TWQ THE MICUh(~N UlAIJY TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1~7 A V"/1 Uta1t 411 1 U1 LLLlY / at IL47Vo poetry and prose beginners' Efforts Display A Professor's Life: They Keep Him Busy Promise in 'Generation' By ROBERT L. STILWELL - Assistant Professor of English E W. H. Auden, in the only pro-4 nouncement of his that I havet ever found memorable, invites uss to believe that so far as t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Co. Leading M~ERCHANT TAILORS The largest stock in the City of exclusive styles in Woolens for Gentlemen wear. Of high-claos fabrico and special style for stu- dents. G. H. Wild Co. p 311 S. ytate St. Pennants Michigan antl the leandingcollees. H( n v trit s styl e lsiCt/ j)5 Oant in CO/Os 1/s sa/ce a//s sctie(c (555t5o~nso t/t 5 ) 1row s, ss anaccept- ((b/c qsjt toIclul(5 to/0a( Isis ssl. Iss(additio5n5wse crry/pislow-/ops...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY I PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT: Association Opposes Renewal Proposal (Continued from Page 1) Psychology Aids Analysis Of Some Literary Forms will be paid to the residents whose not be done with the amount of homes are slated to be destroyed. money that is on hand in Anr, Wickliffe reports that many of Arbor. The property owners as- the poorest homes in the area are, sociation does not think that the those belonging to older pe...…
…TILE U. OF M. DAILY. Pub lish'iedii illy (Sundays. eepte)'iinn t he (oliege year-, by THE 0 OE M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION~ OFICE 'dirie udn . Si a scirroi opposit u'h iilei s lil is-ic-lie l' Y M',iii hrby in advanc. singe ii iis es sbscip d. ay beiiri"'atthetiiieo h ) zy THE GYMNASIUM. (CONTINU'El) 9R1. I lIST [AGEC. ii' sirieily 'ni-iiri-e , 11i, Irrrllc lo ill . 1. 1' l~sil Illsh.Nlie' 10(57 i FlP- coi ns.t isitor a1(57will notIi .llei 5 ...…
…'+L Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OrsoiaE The Iland Press, Henning Block. Both Phones.1T. MANAGING EDITOR. F. ENGELARD, 'OL. BUSINESS MANAGER.- 0. H. HANS, '00 L. EDITORS. - ATHLETICS, . . G. D. HUnoUTT, '01 E T. R. WoDRow, '00 L. A. H. MDOGALL,'1 E A.". BROWNE. '02. E. J. B. Woo, '00, L.J. MONTGOMERY, '00, W. D. HcKEY, '00 M, The subscription price of the AL is $2.50 for the coligge...…
…z THE UNIVERSITY 01 MICHiGCAN DAILY. t~. Et ~ ~t,_~ i t,fAthetc Bar Transats ImportantShe gon Puls SdD i \un ' 55 eliii drin i( itoh1el' l a si'it i:- at a Sacrifice THlE UNIVERSITY Of MICHIIGAN h u sice I .tt he 'jQl ( 's I the wsay oui shoes ae going will 1( .' l1 III,) gae wi s 'akeli sp surprise yo, and the prices that A h1- g oip'sias Fs 35 s 'isO r'ts'gi'aAnsCcciii thaie nakiisg theni go wsill tusrprise Both IPhoi '-1" ei tae Py tIi, Nof...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday,. November 21, 1972 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, November 21, 1972 I House starts Navy bias probe By the AP and Reuters WASHINGTON - A House sub- committee began a formal in- vestigation yesterday of racial incidents aboard two U. S. air- craft carriers to determine, as the chairman said, if they in- volve permissiveness a n d a a breakdown of Navy discipline. "The committee has maintain- ed th...…
…4 Page 2-Friday, November 21, 1980-The Michigan Daily CITY READYING FOR WEEKEND ONSLAUGHT Fans to descend on Columbus' IN BRIEF (Continued from Page l) rowdies, can have on the post-game festivities. "Last year cops were down there with their helmets and billy clubs, just ready for trouble," he recalls. "But this year they're very cooperative. That's why they are wearing "Go Bucks" stickers. They're just trying to attain a festive atmospher...…
…4 Page 2-Sunday, November 21, 1982-The Michigan Daily NEW TACTICS HARDER TO COMBAT Terrorists elude security efforts EDITOR 'S NOTE- Ten years ago, Palestinian commandos massacred 11 Israelis at the Munich Olympic games, riveting world at- .tention on international terrorism. Today, terrorism eludes a growing net work of security forces, spreading steadily in ever-changing Patterns. By MORT ROSENBLUM AP Special Correspondent AMSTERDAM (AP)-...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 21, 1975' Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 21, 1975' ................. ATTENTION ALL SKIERS! No Affinity Groups or Clubs to Join! SHOMassas818peno VIA UNITED AIRLINES CHARTER FLIGHT DEC. $239 DEC. 30- $289 16-23 Per Person JAN. 6 Per Person SKI TOUR INCLUDES Round-trip. Detroit-Grand Junction jet transportation; Gd. Jct.-Snowmass charter bus transfers; deluxe lodging seven nghts - S...…
…9 Page 2-Saturday, November 21, 1981-The Michigan Daily Professor discusses union effects, By JULIE HINDS Professors unionize to gain power, not salary increases, according to the president of the Wayne State University faculty union. "Re-establishing faculty power is the main reason for the growth of unions. Very few people go into collective bargaining to get more money; the primary impetus for unionizing is to gain or retrieve some force ...…
…Page Tmtb - . ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 21, 197f THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 2'!, 197~ I RADIOACTIVITY LEVELS STAB] $2.50 Student Tickets Fallout blown aailable for theFa o tw Opera production of y UPI and AP tion. Robert Ward's High altitude winds carried AN NOAA spokesperson in radioactive fallout from a Chi- Washington, D.C., said the air nese atomic bomb explosion mass was movingdsoutheasterly 'r c r u c i " across...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, November,21, 1974 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Noveriber 21, 1 ~74 Student files under wraps 'U' TAs last in Big Ten pay scale f f!nn f.9 n n.lt frr finer. 1% -- t..,..,a..a 1.,- 1. t.. L., .. a.... ,, .. (Continued from Page 1) ney headed back to headquar- EXTRACTING a document ters to revamp his approach. that looked suspiciously like IMF MEMBER Willie (not his plans for converting Bur...…
…Page Two 1i THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 21, 1973 -.. :. i ., , ' II ll . I 'Book collector talks on Miller Come Alone Tonight WEDNESDAY (singles night) OPEN 'TIL 2:00 A moving experience in sound and light 341 S. MAIN ANN ARBOR LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAYS (Continued from Page 1 believes that the total output rep-1 Miller and Tennessee Williams in no doubt about it. Their ability to resents the author and that in the jth...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 21, 1989 Gwillin: hardly your typical professor by Pam Jacoby Acting 101 is hardly your typical class, and Sara Jane Gwillim is hardly your typical teacher. For one thing, each class begins with the students forming a circle and beginning their "warm-up" exer- cises. When was the last time your political science teacher asked your class to do neck rolls or wiggle their tongues? Gwillim urges her stu...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 1988 Local groups battle hunger BY KRISTIN HOFFMAN Last Thursday, 70 people sat down to dinner. Some of them left hungrier than others. ,The dinner represented the un- equal distribution of food throughout the world. A few participants repre- senting the United States ate fried chicken, salad, pop, and ice cream. Most of the group, representing Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, ate b...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, November 21, 1991 STRESS Continued from page 1 without being home for a while. "For others, it is a longer time to maintain an intense effort with- out a break -kind of like running a marathon without out a break where one usually comes," he said. LSA sophomore Jeff Ellenbogen said he hasn't noticed the extra week of classes before vacation, but said he will feel its effect after Thanksgiving. "What it's g...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 21, 1990 Calvin and Hobbes ByOill W°en° U' hosts program to raise LOOK DoVm I-WE FOR THE momt y" is MY Kum. kill~ i Y 4 Y{OU NEE KNOW N ~OW L06~ ID -WHAM- '(cU GET NtT BM A CEMENT -McK ! 1WIN IO'D KB 2SORR YOUP\T OF 0JR LESRE WTI4S W T& MoN*v&-N 'r4CS YOUR MOTTO ? : ff tS% } TUP Rc>AKU . IUL ' j , I minority representation 0 by Shalini Patel Daily Staff Reporter Nuts and Bolts WEDOt...…
… 2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 21, 2002 NATION/WORLD U.S. tries to rally allies at summit NEWS IN BRIEF PRAGUE, Czech Republic (AP) "The world needs the nations of this force were to arise, I believe NATO Robertson added. - President Bush warned European allies yesterday that NATO coun- tries face threats from terrorism in this century as dangerous as those from German armies in the past, imploring member nations to stand to...…
…2 - Tuesday, November 21, 2006 MONDAY: Ten Spot WEDNESDAY: University Jobs THURSDAY: Explained FRIDAY: Before You Were Here Hail to the studiers valiant A guy in a Michigan sweatshirt walked up to the balcony area of the Fishbowl on Thursday. He started leading a "Fuck the Buck- eyes" cheer and clapped for about a minute. Some students ripped their eyes from their computer screens long enough to join in chanting To gain campus immortali...…
… 2A - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 21, 2003 41 NATION/!WORLD Jackson NEWS IN BRIEF 1-- I- surrenders E SFROM N RN THE WF LONDON Bush, Blair vow to increase efforts in ]Iraq .0 himself to authorities SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) - Trailed by a phalanx of TV cameras, a handcuffed Michael Jackson was booked on suspicion of child molesta- tion yesterday after arriving by private jet to face charges that could finish off his alrea...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 2005 NATION/WORLD U.S. may have killed Al-Zarqawi Terror leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi may be counted among dead BAGHDAD (AP) - U.S. forces sealed off a house in the northern city of Mosul where eight suspected al-Qaida members died in a gunfight - some by their own hand to avoid capture. A U.S. official said yester- day that efforts were under way to determine if terror leader Abu Musab al-Zarq...…
…PAGE' TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1965 NEW YORK OPERA: Good Music, Not Good Theatre Caiterburv House The Week To Come: Shows Folksy Spirit A Campus Calendar MONDAY, NOV. 22 University Players Performanr By BETSY COHN and MARK R. KILLINGSWORTH Just as there was more to Car- men than a rose and a lowered decolletage, there is more to opera than simply music, as the New...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 21, 1984 Study says schools don't build characi WASHINGTON (AP) - A group of or timidity, about the topic educatorsand scholars, alarmedeat character is especially inconl soaring rates of teenage homicides, this time." suicides and out-of-wedlock births, It cited government s yesterday attacked what it called the showing that out-of-wedlock "timidity" of schools in instilling good white fema...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, November 21, 1986 Expanded Medicare coverage proposed WASHINGTON (AP) - Health Secretary Otis Bowen proposed a $4.92-a-month hike in Medicare premiums yesterday to help elderly Americans pay for catastrophic illness. The premium increase would be used to limit beneficiaries' annual share of Medicare-covered expenses to $2,000. Bowen also called for tax breaks for businesses to improve insurance cover...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 21, 1985 Inquiring Photographer By Jae Kim "Why do you hate Ohio State?" John Lee, pre-med senior: I hate them because the rivalry is a tradition that has lasted for a long time, and .anyway our football team is much better. Mary Spanski, engineering Michelle Gatmaitan, LSA Carlos Montenegro, William Bell, football ticket junior: I don't know why I junior: Well, since they're graduate stud...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY t Jig FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday during the Univer- ar by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ie Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise I in this paper and the local news published therein. tered at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second n...…
…WOTHE MICHIGAN. DAILY ,SUrNA,rNvEMEa 21U90 J./.si-Ii~~s FoN~ for the rs of the week an all-starSIUEIRoePa ms _________________________________a vivid picture of the Mexican situa-' (P~~ffI~ jrf i h tinin an absorbing story of border II OIE N g tR b sPa IN ANN ARJBOR THIS WEEK life. flJJUflII UIIII IAfter the one-night stand of Wal- (Continued from 'Page One) ;LU nd erw ear Shirts N - - -- A - CI .~lace Reid at the Arcade, Officer 666Ca sS e tr...…
…TH MICHIGAN DAILY ............. 4, 1 ORDERS FOR Thanksgiving, November 30 should be placed now to insure prompt delivery. Official newspaper at the University of Mie. gan. Published every morning except M ,nday during the university year. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- scrintion by carrier. o bymai $3 .00 823 G H. Wild ComPany i-- -W Xat ad. stations: Quarry...…
