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…A R R that while "we've always talked about the news business, really we're in the infor- mation business. We're going to continue to see a fair number of information-based programs, reality-based programs." In some markets, specialized informa- tion is in great demand, and so are report- ers who can talk clearly about a medical breakthrough or legal intricacies. But the danger is that the hot topic of today may become the lukewarm topic of t...…

…Page 16-Saturday April 21 1979-The Michigan Daily Regents O"K MSA fee, eleetion review (Continued fromkPage 1) making that portion voluntary. BAKER SAID he thought it was im- portant for a wide perspective of views to be expressed on campus, but added that he felt those who don't support a particular view should not be forced to provide funding for it. Several Regents, including Thomas Roach (D-Grosse Pointe) and Robert Nederlander (D-Birming...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 21,1979-Page 17 Regents vote 'no' on limited'U'divestment (Continued from Page 1) Board members voiced more diverse opinions on the matter yesterday than in previous meetings. James Waters (D-Muskegon), was the first Regent to express approval of the WCCAA stand, receiving a standing ovation following his call for divestment. "I think it's time our policy did change and we had complete divestiture of all So...…

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…Page.18--Satuvdoy, -Apri l21; 1979--1he Michigan Daily Regents reject two-company divestment plan (coniused froamPage171 WCCAA members also expressed dismay that the Regents were con- sidering only limited divestiture. "We think the gesture in the end is really a hollow one," said Debbie Duke. "Since you've shown us you respond only to pressure, we'll continue to apply pressure." Also among the historionics used by the WCCAA was a move comin...…

…C A R E E R S Managing a Career in Politics 0ver the last three decades, the poll- taker, the commercials maker and S the direct-mail solicitor have become wielders of political power in a manner once reserved to the local party boss. And like the old-fashioned boss, these new pols have mainly learned their craft through trial and error. The major parties occasion- ally fill the training gap with ad hoc pro- grams for campaign managers, and ...…

…LEAVING TOWN? Congratulations to all prospective Grads and Summer Travellers. Before You Leave, Though, we'd greatly appreciate the return of your library books. Our convenient 24 hr. book drop awaits! Circulation Staff Ann Arbor Public Library 994-2336 ARMY SURPLUS PARKAS & VESTS * Goosedown BOOTS >. PolarguardBO T * Hollowfill il "Dexter Hiking * Herman Insulated Survivor KNIVES . work Boots Buck ' Gerber * GI Combat Swiss Army * Schrade ...…

…DAI V i gANLiN On the right track: Michigan State grad Finneren in the field auditing at Lionel train factory A New Bottom Line Accounting adds up to more than bean counts Consider the exciting life of an account- ant-no, really. Many people still think of accounting as something best practiced by nerdy bean counters in green eyeshades. But if the field ever deserved that boring image, accounting now has a new bottom line. Today's accountant...…

…Page-20-Saturday; April 21, 1979--The Michigan Daily Samoff By JOHN SINKEVICS Assistant Political Science Prof. Joel Samoff said yesterday that even though he feels the review of his tenure appeal has not been "prompt and speedy,' he does not plan to file a lawsuit against the University until the appeal procedures have been completed. "The courts usually expect you to go through the internal channels before they will consider your case," sai...…

…If you think the best way to pay for college is to put it off for a few years and join the military you're half right. Because with the New GI Bill, you can join the Army National Guard and earn over $15,000 for college. But best of all, you serve part-time, as little as two days a month and two weeks a year. Which means you can go to school full-time. Right now On us. So the question you have to ask yourself is not, can you afford to go to co...…

…Tigers topple Toronto By STAN BRADBURY Special to the Daily DETROIT-Milt Wilcox had two big things to celebrate yesterday, his 29th birthday and his complete game vic- tory for the streaking Tigers over the Toronto Blue Jays. Detroit's 7-2 win was the fourth consecutive Tiger triumph, as they moved their season slate to 5-4. In collecting his second victory against no defeats, Wilcox allowed only six hits and one walk while striking out fiveJa...…

…Inside tips on how to find the right job. by William J. Morin Chairman, Drake Beam Morin, Inc. (DBM) How to create a resume that gets results. #1 in a series of tips drawn from Career Navigator;" DBM's revolu- tionary computer-powered job search system. Career Navigator gives you techniques, insider's tips and strategies for every part of your job search. It is available from DBM at a special introduc- tory price of $95. Your resume's goal is ...…

…Page 22-Saturday, April 21, 1979-The Michigan Daily MEN UNDEFEATED IN BIG TEN Blue netters humble Northwestern By SCOTT M. LEWIS Final exams officially begin today, but the Michigan tennis team has alrs :dy completed its first test of the wF: kend- and received a solid "A.', rne Wolverines squashed North- we-,rn, 9-0 here yesterday fo their sixth straight Big Ten triumph without a : miish. ' he win hiked Michigan's ova all mark to 14-1, a rec...…

…U. S. Department of Transportation Crouia FAMOUS LAST WORDS FROM FRIENDS TO FRIENDS. I'm perfectly fine. I can drive with my eyes closed. There's nothing wrong with me. Are you joking-I feel great. What am I -a wimp? I'm in great shape to drive. You're not serious are you? What's a couple of beers? Nobody drives my car but me. I've never felt better. I can drink with the best of them. But I only had a few. So I had a couple. I can drive rings ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 21, 1979-Page 23 SPORTS OF THE DAILY: Softballers take two In what coach Gloria Soluk described five shots out of second, but a whopping a "tuneup,"'Michigan's women sof- 24 behind the frontrunning host tballers rolled to a smooth 7-1, 3-2 sweep Buckeyes. of Henry Ford Community College at Freshman Steve Maddalena paced sun-drenched Ferry Field yesterday af- the Blue putters with a 74, while co- ternoon. capt...…

… zCHOICEw Parlez-Vous Public TV? Apart from tasting your way through Bordeaux or Burgundy, one of the most pleasant ways to absorb French may be a new public- television series. Produced by Boston's WGBH and funded by the Annenberg/CPB Proj- ect, "French in Action" is a 52- installment "telecourse"- part love story, part lecture for French beginners and part "Sesame Street"-inspired example, a clock striking 11 turns into a counting exer- ...…

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… Windy City's Sunshine Boys When it came to filling teaching positions, Michael Alexandroff, president of Chicago's Colum- bia College, decided that many of his semiretired friends were better put on staff than out to pasture. And so, in the late '70s, Alexandroff began inviting some pals who were veterans in broadcast and Old-boy network: Columbia's Ed Morris, Nat Lehrman and John Tarini print journalism to join the fac- ulty at the small li...…

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… functions as the U.S. govern- ment. This is a world devoid of decency and compassion, yet rich in stiletto heels, push-up corsets and garter belts. And for pure visual delight, there's Jean Giraud. His nearly word- less narratives, such as Moe- bius 2 (Marvel. $6.95), unfold with the logic of M. C. Escher. Maxine! (Plume/New Ameri- can Library. $6.95) resembles a book-length comic strip. But with its spare line draw- ings and economical langu...…

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…EBET ROBERTS 'We are thrilled and terrified': With 'Document,'R.KM. confronts success Obscure to Oblique Sure, you can make out the words on the new R.E.M. album, but what do they actually mean? MUSIC in a rock-and-roll montage. Images, puns and narrative chunks often don't fit togeth- er cleanly. It's then up to the listener to create explicit meaning, if possible. Some- times the wordplay comes together power- fully, as with "Oddfellows Loc...…

…Two Kinds of Soul: Carrack and Kelly One man croons, the other one broods Paul Carrack may be the most-heard unknown rock singer in the world. He was the vocalist on a number of major hits in the United States and his native England, but none of these recordings has been under his own name. Remember the propulsive "How Long" by Ace in 1974, or the bouncy "Tempted" by Squeeze in 1981, or the eerie "Silent Running" by Mike and the Mechanics las...…

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…TELEVISION Sleazy Does It 41 Dennis Franz brings good-bad guys vividly alive The TV private eye. You know the breed. Clean-cut. Good-looking. Suave as all get-out. Ready at a moment's notice to risk life and limb in the pursuit of justice. They fight fair and obey the law and rarely get paid. For them, gumshoeing is a heavenly calling. There are still a few of those dimpled dinosaurs left, tooling around TV Land in their flashy sports cars an...…

… When Parents Grow Older As I changed, they didn't; as long as I could remember, they had always looked the same and acted the same BY KARA L. AMIS 'm surprised I never thought about it before. It happens to everyone, yet it never occurred to me until I saw it. I saw how many more gray hairs and wrinkles my father had when I went back home. I saw my mother becoming more forgetful, saying things like "You never told me about that" when I knew I...…

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