…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 8-Wednesday, November 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Big MIDWEST GEARS UP FOR CONTEST Two vie or Roses By JIM McKEEVER Sports Editor Ohio State Lantern COLUMBUS-It's finally arrived-the battle of all battles, the game of all games and the rivalry of all rivalries. The press calls it the "Run for the Roses." Woody Hayes calls it "the greatest rivalry in all of sports." "It" has been known to start fights and end marraiges. IN LATE NOVEMBER...…
…Page 8-Sunday, January 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily NoDAK VICTIMIZED, 5-2: Dekers final 1 By ERROL SHIFMAN Oh, what a relief it is! Pummeling the opposing net with 44 shots, the Michigan Wolverines re- kindled their early season flame and burned the North Dakota Fighting Sioux, 5-2: WITH THE LINE of Dan Lerg, Bill Thayer and Mike Coffman leading the way, the Wolverines ended a month and a- half of agony. The win snapped a seven-game losing ...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, February 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Seven local women honored by NOW By SHELLEY WOLSON The Ann Arbor National Organization for Women (NQW) presented its first annual Susan B. Anthony awards last nirht to seven local women. The awards, previously called the Uppity Women Unite awards, were postponed last year and rescheduled for this month to celebrate suffragette Susan B. Anthony's 158th birthday. "These awards will be pres...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, March 22, 1978-The Michigan daily GRAPPLERS PLACE TENTH IN NCAA'S: Silver lini By DAN PERRIN All year the Michigan wrestling team has had its problems. Almost nothing seemed to go right as ,the injury-ridden Blue matmen ended the dual meet ,season with a dismal 5-8 record. But, as the saying -goes, "All's well that ends well." So it was with the Wolverines as junior Mark :Churella successfully defended his national title at ...…
…Page 8-Saturday, July 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily To teach to think or to practice? The High Citadel: The Influence of Harvard Law School 216 pp., Houghton Mifflin Company, by Joel Seligman By Stephen Selbst L AW SCHOOL has not always been a prerequisite to admission to the bar. Less than a century ago home study, ap- prenticeship in a law office, or law school were all routes that led to the practice of law. For those who chose to attend law...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Pal Small towns hurt by reduced air NEW YORK (AP) - The federal policy of fostering competition in the airline industry, while producing savings for travelers and profits for airlines, is leaving many smaller cities across the nation with reduced air ser- vice - or none at all. In the second year of the policy easing 40 years of strict federal control over the industry, airlines are making banner...…
…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...…
…3 The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 22, 1978-Page 9. . .:full court PRE.S _ - l I Windsor warmup.. . .. .tryout camp By JAMIE TURNER SOME IMPRESSIONS on 128-77: One wonders how much a slaughter like the one seen in Crisler Arena Monday night helps the Wolverines prepare for the coming season. Johnny Orr said after the game that his charges needed the break of playing someone else for a change instead of beating up on each other in pra...…
… '' i..'',, "f rlp Page 8-Sunday, January 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily anti-oedipus (Continued from Page 6) direction. This is evident from page one. The opening lines of the book revolve around a French pun (unac- countably left unindicated in the translation) - a pun based on the fact that in French the same word, "ca", is used to render the meanings of both "it" and "id". ("Id" is' the Freudian label for that part of us which holds our...…
…. The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 22, 1978--Page 9 Rec department, city plan active summer By BILL THOMPSON Contrary to popular belief, the University and the city of Ann Arbor are not in suspended animation from May through August. A substantial proportion of the citizenry, even students, remain in the city, and those who do will be able to choose from among a variety of recreational opportunities. THE UNIVERSITY recreational sports st...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 22, 1978-Page 9 or a new d sound' ted states has some form of video system 'ng cable, video software, or prerecorded Less than a decade ago, only one home in such equipment. cost of these systems may reach as high 00, but only for the more advanced ery. The most economical form - cable far and away the most popular. In most cities and suburbs it is now possible to get n movies piped into one's home for bet- 1...…
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…- - -~--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 ...…
…age 10-Wednesday, November 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Samoff support group to visit Dean Frye Holography: science as an art' f By MICHAEL ARKUSH Fifteen members of a student group $upporting Political Science Asst. Prof. '4oel Samoff's request for tenure will .visit LSA Dean Billy Frye today to find out whether he has altered the appeal process Samoff has undertaken to over- turn the political science department's decision in February to...…
… Page Two-Sunday, January 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan. Daily--Sunday, Jc RAMPILINGS/su san ades7 WHEN FOUR MEN and four wom- en signed a one-year lease on three stories of paint-chipped clap- board house, and populated it with two dogs, assorted lovers, six stereos, ten- th-hand furniture and home-grown bean sprouts, I was among them. My parents refused to admit to their friends that their daughter had "joined a commune," but ...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, March 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily WINNING TENANT GETS FREE LEGAL AID: ontest seeks best, worst leases By RICHARD BERKE If you're tired of "Let's Make A Deal," and you find no more challenge in "The Price Is Right," then Ann Ar- bor's own addition to the array of available contests may be just for you. Ladies and Gentlemen, it's time for. "The Worst Lease and Best Lease Con- test." Sponsored by the Coalition for Better Ijou...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page MONEY WOES DON'T CURB SPIRIT: Club sports stay popular By BILLY NEFF Successful. That probably should be the calling card for the Michigan sports program. Whether it be on the hardwood of Crisler Arena or the artificial turf of Michigan Stadium Wolverine sports teams can usually be described with that word. NOT ONLY HAS this been the case on the varsity level, but it has also occurred with ...…
… -- -----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 6-Sunday, January 22, 1978-The Michigan' Daily The Michigan Doily-Sunday, For Gael Greene, the "Skies'' are grey By Jeffrey Selbst Lacan: T HE INFLUENCE of Sigmund Freud has penetrated just about every aspect of Ameri- can culture. The impact of Freudian- ism crops up everywhere, in every- thing from our best literature to Better Homes and Gardens, from college lectures to situation come- dies, from advertisements to folk protest son...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 22, 1978-Page 11 b 1 1 '7T T' ! (Continued from Page10)U HELP WANTED '71 MBG, needs work, cheap. 663-7155 7 days a L CHEMISTS week, noonsto 8p.m, cNtc s 1968 CHEVY WAGON, blue, $200, best offer. Call 1 CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS Eric days668-4490, evenings665-0825. 72N729 for Ann Arbor's fastest growing medical instrumen- tation company. Contact or send resume to Arthur sIN Abel, Transidine General Corporation, 90...…
…ge 12-Friday, September 22, 1978--The Michigan Daily just another ootball legend: 65 yearl By GEOFF LARCOM In a familiar film scene, Butch assidy and his friend Sundance are 'antically fleeing their ;dogged pur-. .iers through arid Southwestern land. espite the pair's skilled efforts, they re unable to shake the posse deter- tinedly following them. Exasperated, undance asks Butch, "Who are those ys anyway?" Should Michigan football coach Bo c...…
… 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 ...…
…Page Four -Sunday, January 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily 0 0 0 0 by patty montemurn C OMIC STRIP connoisseurs haveaennges in me are really been seen chuckling lately over her." the dilemmas of a single and Whatever those changes slightly spheroid career woman, known has received mixed resp to family, friends and flames as Cathy. people who follow daily Her nronensitU for one-liners - Cathv"Some letters said, The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Jc NERE'...…
…Page 12-Saturday, July 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily CONTRACT STILL TENTATIVE Postal pact averts strike WASHINGTON (AP)-The mail was moving normally in most parts of the country yesterday after the Postal Service and unions representing 554,000 workers agreed on a contract that avoided a possible nationwide mail strike. The agreement will increase the current $15,877 average salary paid to postal employees by 19.5 percent over the next three ye...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page 13 t '_ . >: . LES MOSS TO TAKE OVER Hotuk to retire at end of season 1- By APand UPI DETROIT - Ralph Houk, manager of the best and worst teams in baseball over a career that spanned two teams and 16 years, stunned the Detroit Tigers when he announced yesterday he was retiring and thus would not be returning as their manager next season. :Les Moss, manager of Detroit's Triple-A affiliate,...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 22, 1978-Page 13 Daily Photo by JOHN KNOX The Fair from a Chair His drink can wait, the show's on. A spell-bound Art Fair spectator takes in a puppet performance during yesterday's broiling festivities. Fair also a marketplace of ideas (Continued from Page3) nitted to saving the lives of endangered telling people all afternoon that he's they polemicize and pass out bumper whales, seals, and porpoises. In two...…
…ge 14-Friday, September 22, 1978-The Mirhigan Daily Monsanto Drive. If you've got it, you belong here. Ask Bob Freeman. ob Freeman joined Monsanto in 1956 after obtaining his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Wayne State University. Ex- cept for a two-year leave of absence to teach Organic Chemistry at North Carolina Agri- cultural and Technical University, he has been with Monsanto. Today, Bob is with our Agricultural Research Department. His...…
…Page 16-Saturday, July 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily ROOKIE YOUNG LOSES IN RELIEF: Angels clip Tigers in I Ith, 4-2 By GARY KICINSKI Special toThe Daily DETROIT - It took over three hours, 11 15 hits and four Tiger pitchers to do it, California Angels finally beat the Detroit T last night in steamy Tiger Stadium in the fi of a twi-night doubleheader. SINGLES BY Lyman Bostock and Brianl in the eleventh made a loser out of rookie K in the 23-year...…
