…--7 7- -W Page 6-Sunday, March 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunda) fames Deans Ca/i Changing society from the s The A 2Theatre Company You, t00, can be a stud en t! r- _a *'w r l / ' C % f ! 0 _ ;3' t a ( 1 // '" 1 _ - .'"ice z. _ ..., - r / By Katie Herzfeld Have you ever held hands with a woman? Yes, many times-women about to deliver, women about to have breasts removed, women with heart.conditions, who were...…
…w - -W 7f 9 Page 4-Sunday, March 23,1980-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, A Girl Scout Promise On my honor I will try to serve God, my country, and mankind, and to live by the Girl Scout law. A.differentjamboree: These Girl Scouts are no girls Daily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM Emily Goldsworthy reads from a songbook during the bi-monthly meeting. By Howard Witt HEY DON'T wear uniforms. They can't sell cookies. And they're...…
…rBONGS See editorial page C 1. 4t 7it('1'1Yeair, o f Ediforu1 I treef(Ioflh 1E uiI METAMORPHOSIS See Today for details I TI. XC, No.:119 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 23, 1980 Ten Cents Eight Pages High-rise developer filed for By SARA ANSPACH Local developer John Stegeman, who ans to build a 32-story multi-use complex'in the S. University area, filed for bankruptcy last June, the Daily has learned. The University Regents...…
…A-10 4 Page 2-Saturday, February 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily RELEASE OF HOSTAGES REMAINS UNCERTAIN UN panel departs from Geneva From UPI and AP A U.N. commission will leave for Tehran today to investigate the deposed shah's alleged crimes amid uncertainty over whether the probe would lead to the release of 50 American hostages. The announcement the commission was finally ready to go came after tough new statements from Iranian of- ficials...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Febraury 23, 1980-Page 3 THIS CRAZINESS BETTER STOP Gregory lampoons USA By STEVE HOOK It is a comedy, and it is a tragedy. It is something so laughable that it can make your stomach hurt, and it is something so pitiful and painful that tears aren't enough. This is the play that Dick Gregory writes of our American society. The scenes have been changing since the adoption of our Constitution, and each day the plot ...…
…01 Page 4-Saturday, February 23, 180-The Michigan Daily Feiffer 01T zrI'td!an IOatIIQ Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 119 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Banning bongs bodes ill A6'I) Ae-Vq10ANR 5A'/S ML' otrs-r ecx.1 say FOR FREE 5PEECN BOT W AT AO UT A JAWAT A PA c4( 1 TNTPR.AKA3 61VLMIS? -TDiMiE ' &V~r' U+4 4 ML)- IO 1r AaDr T?? 6-R ve .ISer~ 1 Car WO STATE represe...…
…The'Michigan Daily-Saturday, February 23, 1980-Page 5 JOHN MA YALL AND LUTHER ALLISON Just how blue can you get? By MARK COLEMAN John Mayall and Luther Allison are an especially good match; they both play lively blues fueled by a decidedly rock and roll influence. Though this in- fluence is not an overwhelming one, it makes them immediately accessible to a generation of blues fans brought up on Eric Clapton and the Allman Brothers. Mayall, ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, February 23, 1980-Page 7 C-r WW1Ik~T WN INc3WU 7 W~ T rdt U~C mTWI j A f hYU 3s W SKIING SILVJEi. (DOE i U 1VAHIUE A U.S. win sends fans into frenzy r LAKE PLACID (AP) - "USA! USA! USA!" they cheered as they swarmed from the Olympic Center into the main street of tiny Lake Placid. The American hockey team had just defeated the Soviet Union in one of the biggest upsets in Olympic hockey history. "This is one of...…
…0 Page 8-Saturday, February 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily CREDIT UNIONS REPOR T DEFA UL TS UP Americans From The Associated Press American families are losing the bat- tle of the budget, according to represen- tatives of the nation's more than 22,000 credit unions who say the problems cut across age and income lines. "I think they're in over their heads," said Jim Williams, president of the Credit Union National Association, discussing the fi...…
…DOUGLAS tSee editorial page E Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom ~iI iQ SOMBER See Today for details V Vol. XC, No. 92 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 23, 1980 Ten Cents Ten Pages Pakistanis call for U.S. assistance in a rms buildup By The Associated Press Pakistan, unable to obtain from China the kind of extensive assistance it wants, called yesterday for "durable, credible" aid from the United States to build up its armed fo...…
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…ENROLLMENT, QUALITY OF EDUCATION TO DECLINE Colleges approach'Golden Age'? The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 23, 1980-Page3 -WASHINGTON (AP)-College enrollment will bhrink 5 to 15 per cent during the next two decades, roducing a "Golden Age" for students as colleges scramble to attract them and tailor courses to their tastes, the Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education predicted yesterday. While faculty and administrators ...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, January 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 92 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Justice will be missed I VIOUeNLY AGMTNU5,PyouFwe U~e5KYNMP FAAcoNpG C O L PW * 1,3 IM IN e ip- ..i --D 01979 The News and Observer Distributed by LA. Times Syndicate I TODAY THE NATION will sadly witness the interment of William 0. Douglas, who nobly served...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 23, 1980-Page 5, 'Opera' stuck in orbit By MARK DIGHTON Don't let anyone tell you that it's im- possible to attempt too much. Richard *nings obviously did and his produc- n Space Opera 1 demonstrates pretty clearly just what can happen when one overextends oneself. Jennings should have been more than satisfied with the excellent'visual and musical impact of "Space Opera 1". Instead, he also at- tempts t...…
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…Daily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM HARVARD SOCIOLOGY Prof. Daniel Bell describes an electronic future to a sizeable crowd at the Rackham Amphi-' theater in the first part of the William W. Cook lecture series. Bells 'Third Revolution theory ties social change to future technologies (Continued from Page 1) ts this time," he explained. "It took 100 years for people to realize they were living through the first technological volution." That first revo...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, January 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily COLLEGE HOCKEY'S TOP SCORER Eaves elevates ti By GARY LEVY Ask any Michigan hockey enthusiast what comes to mind when the name Murray Eaves is mentioned and the an- swer should be plain and simple. Offense. That response should come as no sur- prise since the 5-10, 180-lb. sophomore from Windsor, Ont., has provided the bulk of Michigan's productive offense this season. IN 24 GAMES, Eaves ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 23, 1980-Page 9 Cager BY MARK MIHANOVIC The clock reads 1:40 . . . 1:39. . *38 . . The Michigan Wolverines are trying to protect the ball and their 72-70 overtime lead over second-ranked Ohio State. Forward Thad Garner receives a pass at mid-court-dribbles the ball across the key, and brings it back out again. All of a sudden, quicker than you can say, "C'mon, Thad, get the ball ,to a guard," Garner break...…
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