…Thurrsday October 22, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven' Iamm -REFORMS FAIL TO HELP Corruption, LUMILO6N II BETTER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT STUDY LAMPS by LIGHTOLIER Avoid the eye fatigue from reading and long hours of demanding work at home or office. Here is engineered lighting to meet the performance requirements of the Illuminating Engineering Society. HIGH LEVEL LIGHTING - 200-watt, evenly dif- fused and glare-free. Approved by Better Li...…
…Sunday, October 22, 1972 THE MICRIGAN DAILY ''age >evonl Sunday, October 22, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage ~evt~n I T.V. listings continued 'NOTHING IS SACRED Everyone Welcome Fun, Food, NEW PEOPLE W GRAD COFFEE HOUR Wednesday, Oct. 25 8-10 p.m. West Conference Room, 4th Floor RACKHAM OUTSIDE ON THE TERRACE. People /ELCOME! (Continued from Page 3) 7 To Tell the Truth 9 Beverly Hillbillies 50 I Love Lucy-Comedy (BW 56 Speaking Freely ...…
…Wednesday, October 22, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mtge Seven Wednesday, October 22, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Fisk's slam saves BOSTON (P) - Carlton Fisk I walloped a leadoff home run in' the 12th inning early this morn- ing, lifting the Boston Red Sox to a dramatic 7-6 victory over Cincinnati that tied the World Series at three victories apiece. The sensational come-from- behind triumph sent the Series;i into a seventh-game showd...…
…riday, October 22, 1976 55th LEBANESE CEASE-FIRE: Tenuous truce By AP and Renter fic along the road and the t BEIRUT - Lebanon's 55th is being observed perfectly ceasefire in 18 months of civil A Palestinian officer on war began to take hold hesitant- few hundred yards down ly yesterday amid sporadic mountain road, where the w shooting and shelling. most cavage battles were fo The truce was part of a last week, also proclaimed seven-point peac...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 7 ' , | ||||||||| ' .il i ~ |||| i|||||||||||||||| illlllli i |- The IFIL KIEEK This Week's TV Highlights SATURDAY-Dustin Hoffman stars in "Little Big Man," Arthur Penn's version of the'winning of the West. SUNDAY-Don Meredith and Cindy Williams host "Happy Birthday, Las Vegas," and NBC takes a closer look at the first fifty years. MONDAY-Two cartoon specials: "It's Your First Kiss, Charlie ...…
…Tuesday, October 22, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Tuesday, October 22, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' 'yM 1 I . - 11! roger . . over and out ;t MSU, ILLINI SHOW PROMISE "xuTT 0". 1 ~-"=-ROGER ROSS IE R - IBo'bemnoatms Officials and defense SS HE\BLEHILER doesn't claim to be any college football offiridl's best friend. He makes no attempt to hide it. Bo said Sat-rdiy the Wolverines had Wisconsin well under control -ntil the offi...…
…I Page 8-Sunday, October 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Leach back In form rolls -as (Continued from Page 1) ball 52 yards into the Pndzone. Willner also had punts of 38, 46 and 66 yards. When he had the wind to his back he belted the ball long and deep, and when the wind was in his face, Willner placed his kicks. As a result, Wisconsin was prievented from starting any drive past their own 20-yard line. Badger coach Dave McClain was obviously...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 22, 1971 * U' " I ANOTHER " I famousPAPPAS *i * II *CONEY ISLAND i SPECIAL " i OPEN 24 HOURS I - Breakfast served anytime 510 E. Liberty I I p p I " 10c off on Whoppers with this coupon " I Murdock: A regular Guy 4 OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 29 ............,......................... I ' i By THERESA SWEDO "There was a football under our Christmas tree every Christ- mas. My father never pushed...…
…Page Eight: THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 22, 1970 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY If Li Paid Political Advertisement SENATOR GEORGE McGOVERN Hill Auditorium Sunday-October 25, 1970 4:00 P.M. Elliott By TERRI FOUCHEY In the fall of 1946, an about- to-be-discharged Marine came to the practice fields at Ferry Field looking for his brother who played on the Michigan football team. He approached Les Etter, then sports informa- tion di...…
… Page E'sgTit" THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 22, 1972 TOLAN, MORGAN, BENCH..... Big Red ch ine runs wild, whips Oukla.l- -1 CINCINNATI (') - Bobby Tolan and Cesar Geronimo each drill two-run singles as Cincinnat slumbering attack exploded for fi runs in the seventh inning and 8-1 romp over Oakland yesterd that tied the 1972 World Series three victories apiece. The Reds, staring into the fa of elimination for the second cc se...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 22, 1975 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 22, 1975 Mini-Course 412 (DIVISION 495) EGYPT: 5000 Years of Civilization 1 CREDIT Course Co-ordinator: Professor Ernest T. Abdel-Massih Deoartment of Near Eastern Studies 3080 FRIEZE BUILDING-764-1594 -SCHEDULE- OCT. 24, 3 :1 0-3 :20-Welconme-Openinq. Professor Ernest T. Abdel-Massih. 3:20-5:00-Visual Survey of 5000 Years of Civiliz...…
… Page Eight SURPRISE AT 3-3: THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday 'U y, October 22, 1976 Hoosiers no joke I IMpr o now By DAN PERRIN Imagine, if you can, having to face two of the top ten teams in the country back to back! That's the predicament the Hoosiers of Indiana face as The Number One Wolverines travel to Bloomington tomorrow and head to Ohio State next week- end. To make things worse, the Hoosiers are without their top running back, Co...…
… toage 8-Saturday, Octobgr 22 1977-The Michigan Daily BIG TEN WEEKEND Wildcats purr into OSU By DIANE SILVER The Big Ten football race approaches the halfway mark with Michigan and Ohio State leading the league, both un- defeated in conference play. The "Big Two" look like clear shots for the Rose Bowl, but there still remain four teams, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan State, with only one conference loss apiece and an outside chance...…
… Page Eig#it THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 22, 1974 1 Page Egtit THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Tuesday, October 22. 1974 d .-f Charges fly in SGC voting (Continued from Page 1) election security loophole dis- closed last week by The Daily in validates the results. Reith's other suit charges hisl opponent, Bob Matthews, with passing out "false and mislead- ing" leaflets in the capaign. Matthews admitted yesterday that his leaflet suggests gui...…
…P-ge 8-- -nd-y, ct -er 2- 197--------h- Page $--Sunday, October 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily -w --- -- nukes (Continued from Page 3) factories used in coal or oil business. They also say that reactors emit less radiation than other areas of the nuclear industry such as hospital research facilities. It is hard to dispute this. For example, because of government- ordered limits on amounts of radiation allowed in and around a reactor, radiatio...…
…Friday, October 22, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rage Nine Friday, October 22, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine terr fouchey The deceptively small young man, who uses the alias Frank Gusich off the field, pulled his yellow Mustang into the athletic complex after a trip to Ypsilanti. He had dropped off a friend's cello at the REA office and paid for shipping the coffin-like box because the friend had failed to give him enough money. As he ente...…
…4 Thursday, October 22, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .'Page aline x- -- Paae Nine Enigmatic Minnesota to test Michiga By JERRY CLARKE Minnesota football teams in recent years have had a habit of iaily starting slowly and finishing with ; a display of strength. Last season was no exception as head coacho Murray Warmath saw his team win none of its first games, but rebound to take all of their last NIGHT EDITOR: four, JIM KEVRA This season, it...…
…Sunday, October, 22, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Sunday, October 22, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Explosive 4- 1 '1 offense shatters Illinois By ELLIOT LEGOW Special To The Daily I r CHAMPAIGN-Keyed by a 24 point first half offensive explosion the Michigan Wol- verines roared to their sixth S UTNW straight victory yesterday, a 31-7 pasting of Illinois' slip NIGHT EDITORS: DAN pery-fingered Illini, in theN kind of wide-o...…
…Friday, October 22, 1976_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pacie Nine Friday, October 22, 1 97b THE MICHIGAN DAILY P4! hc 1\R Reds first, (Continued from Page 1) Morgan led off the fourth in- Nettles opened with a single to ning with a walk. After Tony right field and was safe at sec- Perez flied out, Morgan stole ond when Concepcion dropped second base without a throw PJerez' throw on an attempted from Munson. Dan Driessen force play when 'Oscar Gambl...…
…'RESSIVE A T HOME: 17s7 The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 9; ' ' y 4 s h e dg ra s b u gb o o By SCOTT LEWIS Special to The Daily MINNEAPOLIS - Even the top- ranked team in the nation has a losing streak to worry about today. Be it coincidence or not, Michi- gan's previous _two losses have concurred with itswlast two adven- tures into the relative jungle-like en- vironment of a natural grass playing field. The fate-tempting...…
…- - -~--w-- w w - -- Page 2-Sunday, October 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, C RAilBLINGS/elizabeth slowIk A T 17, I bought a plant with the promise that it would photosyn- thesize near the doorway of my first apartment. My mother, an ambitious amateur horticulturist, said the plant would grow into a sturdy tree. Now, almost four years later, that plant has more than doubled its original six inches. It remains in my ...…
…i 'Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 22, 1971 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 22, 1971 UNEXPECTED: NiXon lists nominees Evict Nixon' actions to start NEWSPAPERS Friend of the CONSUMERS CIS' presents XMAS IN LONDON $165 *e (Continued from Page 1) Gibson and reportedly earns over $100,000 a year. Powell has called for an "or- cdered society governed by the rule of law" along with "equal justice, adequate educati...…
…Page Ten 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 22, 1970 Page Ten 1 HE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 22, 1970 ~ ARRESTS CONTINUE: Rally to be held at Kent State tomorrow Slaying of Canadian official cuts popular support for FLQ (Continued from Page 1) Possible speakers at the rally are Benson Wolman, president of the Ohio Civil Liberties Union and Joseph Rhodes, a member of the President's Commission on Cam- pus Unrest.; Both the comm...…
…I Poge Ten- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 22, 1972 Ecology conference plans group strategy i (Continued from Page 1) He also stressed the importance of the physical presence of sup- < <:>porters of an issue. ;., "If there's a mass of people sit- ting inthegallerysduring a public hearing" Pomeroy said, "a legis- lator will respond to them, whether its a corporation or a group of con Nixon to veto funding bill THURMONT Md.(Ai' n- Pr...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 22, 1976 I Pa Ten Friday, October 22, 1916 CENTRAL STUDENT JUDICIARY Will Be Interviewing for Vacancies Next Week.. There Are Five Full- Bellow completes U.S. Nobel sweep Voting machines Oiled for election Year and Available. Two Half-Year Seats (Continued from Page 1) are combined in his work." Born 'in Canada but reared since childhood innChicago, Bel- low has written nine novels, a nonf...…
… Daily (Cont er said, ut of the ing proje to some t darter relates to etroit's urbanites inued from Page 1) eXperienceS. To a woman concerned with the YOUNG WAS ONE of the few black 'positive commitment" in regard to need for national planning. And over Carter's visit. Demo 'My first home, when I. plight of migrant workers the Presi- leaders who stood by Carter after federal funds for Detroit. because that was not addressed, I piceted in fro...…
… -- -----Mmopp- , Page 6-Sunday, October 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Oci ROOkI ay Critic Truffaut plays cat and dog 'No nukes!' Protestors challenge atomic By Anne Sharp THE FILMS IN MY LIFE By Francois Truffaut Simon and Schuster 345 pp., $12.50 EST KNOWN to American audiences as the B wistful, understanding French UFO expert in Steven Speilberg's Close Encounters of the Third World, Francois Truffaut is a t...…
… Page 4-Sunday, October 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday; Making, breaking plans. for future cam Engineering School to head up North; Central Campus holds its ground orty acres of level farm land and peach orchards seemed to be a better site for a university in 1837 than forty acres overlooking the Huron River. And so, the first plans for the University were altered and since then many more plans have been made and ...…
