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…'M' OPENS WITH TUNE UP AT CRISLER The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 23, 1980-Page 7 Cage rs o jo i By SCOTT M. LEWIS The Michigan basketball team's op- ponents tomorrow night finished first in their conference last season with a 13-2 record last year, and came within two games of claiming a national cham- pionship. This year, they again have a legitimate shot at the national crown. Relax, Wolverine fans-it's only an exhibition game, and t...…

…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...…

…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...…

…4 a The Michigan Daily-Sunday, March 23, 1980-Page 7 Investigator expects 1I more Klan WASHINGTON (AP)-A longtime Anti-Defamation League investigator predicts an increase in violence this spring and summer as a growing and heavily armed Ku Klux Klan plans stepped-up activities. Irwin Suall, who recently was called in by the U.S. Civil Rights Commission to give a private briefing on Klan activities, said he foresees four types of violence: ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 23, 1980-Page 7 TO MEET WITH WALDHEIM ON IRANIAN CRISIS Syrian readies for talks By The Associated Press Syrian diplomat Adih Taoudy went to Geneva yesterday for talks with U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim in preparation for his mission to negotiate a settlement of the hostage crisis in Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, meanwhile, returned to Tehran from a 39-nation Islamic foreign ministers'...…

…The Michigan Daily-WednesdQy, July 23, 1989-Page 7 Registration protesters bomb 2 post offices By United Press International Puerto Rican terrorists, condemning the "Yankee" draft registration, blasted two post offices with bombs yesterday, hours before 19- and 20-year- old youths began signing up across the nation for the second day. The bombs exploded at 2 a.m. EDT at a post office in downtown San Juan and in the suburb of Rio Piedras. No ...…

…4 ig, SPRT S an Daily Tuesday, September 23, 1980 rolina sRogers concerns Blue Page 8 Sponders changes stop Game cocks By ALAN FANGER similar to being tossed into the len after you've been battered by of bison. un, says Bo Schembechler. WOLVERINES returned from Bend and a heartbreaking 29-27 Notre Dame with more than a hysical and emotional wounds. 3chembechler, who usually holds vell as the Rock of Gibraltar after shook his head and bowe...…

…0 If you find your name and address in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN 2001: POCAILYPSE NOW TWO FREE TICKETS A Space Odyssey 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter! Just look through today's Classified Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this section. If your name and address appear, call our busi- ness office at 764-0560 (9 .m.-5 p.m.), 420 Maynard, within 48 hours. Two free tickets for a State 1-2...…

…4 SPORTS 1 Page 8 Sunday, November 23, 1980 The Michigan Daily FRICKER SUPERB IN WIN Icers top Badgers, 3-1 BY GREG DeGULIS Similar to their Rose Bowl-bound football counterparts in Columbus, the Michigan icers produced a stellar defensive performance defeating the Badgers of Wisconsin 3-1 in front of 3509 at Yost Arena last night. Michigan goalie Paul Fricker made a total of 46 saves against the Badgers while gar- nering star of the gam...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…0 R e 8-Sunday, March 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Louisville, UCLA bump Big Ten Cards can Lester-less Hawkeyes INDIANAPOI IS (AP) - All- American Darrell Griffith fired in a *4 " near-record 34 points as Louisville ":defeated injury-hampered Iowa, 80-72, yesterday in the national semifinals of U-M School of Music Opera Theater the NCAA basketball tournament. POWER CENTER The Cardinals advanced to tomorrowA March 27-29, pim night's cham...…

…Page 8-Friday, May 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Gas prices: Mobil lowers as Exxon hikes From APandUPI Mobil Corp. cut the price of its gasoline 3 cents a gallon yesterday, but Exxon Corp. raised its price 2 cents as Americans prepared for the long Aemorial Day weekend. Exxon, the nation's largest oil com- pany, said the increase was required as a result of Saudi Arabia's decision last week to raise its price for crude oil $2 a barrel. MOBIL, ...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily long summer of horrors 4 By DENNIS HARVEY To be good, a horror film need only be scary, though those that meet only this qualification tend to creak with age prematurely, left looking tame by the constant escalation of gore and horror. To be great, a horror film must be both scary and funny-aware of its im- probabilities and manipulations; gleefully, blackly humorous, as are Psycho, Carrie a...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 23, 1980--Page 9 Fitness course inaugurated By BRUCE NEARY and MARY VALENTI Perrier water and exercise. Two of America's more noticeable trends are com- bined in the Parcourse Fitness Circuit inauguration yesterday on North Campus. The Perrier company, which had provided the course construction materials, supplied the refreshments for the opening run yesterday, but left the exercising up to the campus ath...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 23, 1980-Page 9 Arab states restrict Palestinians A HAVE DINNER WITH Charley THIS WEEK A bowl of chili, a slice of - MANAMA, Bahrain (AP)-Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf states ve tightened restrictions on an timated 400,000 resident Palestinians since the outbreak of the Iran-Iraq war, diplomatic sources said. A ban on political gatherings by Palestinians has been imposed and strict visa requirem...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 23, 1980-Page 9 'M' 'bowlers' deflate Ohio State (Continued from Page 1) phomore wide receiver who has elec trified his team and its fans many times roughout the season - who scored the winning touchdown on a 13-yard pass froin John Wangler with five minutes Ieftlin the third quarter. Blut the joyous victory belonged to the defense, which contained yet another top-quarterback -. the Buckeyes' Art Schlic...…

…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...…

…CLASS A: Quakers win, 64-53 By MARK FISCHER Despite a furious second half comeback attempt by Highland Park, the Lansing Eastern Quakers held on to take a 64-53 victory and the-Class A State High School Basketball Championship before a sellout crowd at Crisler Arena yesterday afternoon. Down by ten (32-22) at the half-and by 13 on a technical foul, a tip in, and only 0 seconds later-Highland Park refused to give up. Applying full-court pressur...…

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….. - 3 " "& Supplement to The Michigan Doily Suppemen to he ichian DilyAnn Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 23, 1980 Twenty Pages …

…Paoe 10-Tuesday, September 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Women harriers run to fourth place finish NEVER ENDING BATTLE KEY TO SUCCESS By SUSAN SOLTERO and VAL SAMARAS The weekend proved to be an accom- plishment for the Michigan women's cross country team as the Wolverines finished fourth out of thirteen in their first invitational meet of the season held in Lexington, Kentucky. Melanie Weaver led the team by placing fifth in a field of 113 r...…

… 4 : . ; : : .s SPORTS pga 10 Thursday, October 23, 1980 The Michigan Daily i omflae Gridiron to dentistry, no ts from this guy I~V i oc 4 'A By TOM SHAHEEN "Here's a trivia question for you: naniO some important Michigan quar- terlhcks from the last decade or so." "Well, let's see . . there was Rick Leach, of course . . . and Dennis Franklin . . . oh, and Don Moorhead ... and John Wangler is pretty good." "What about Tom Slade?...…

…Page 10-Sunday, November 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily 4 I I THE WOLVERINE EXPRESS PRESENTS THE OFFICIAL University of Michigan STUDENT and FACULTY/STAFF . Special Bowl Tour Office UM STUDENT UNION Main Lobby PHONE: 763-6896 -SCHEDULE FOR SALE OF TOURS / Mon. Nov. 24 ................. . ..................12 noon-6 PM Tues. Wed. Nov. 25 .............. .... Noiv. 26 ...... ....... . . ..0 ........ .. .............. 5 ... .. .9 AM-...…

…0, Page 10-Wednesday, January 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily r-'- - , m * 4 i I <> _, loo s ,u r is >, ; . I I ow ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS We are a leader in fast, exciting fields...aircraft, missiles, electronics, automa- tion. Electrical Engineers play a vital role in our continued growth and industry leadership. Opportunities for future-minded Electrical Engineers are available in these challenging career fields: Daily Photo by PAU...…

…a 10-Sunday, March 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily .;:. , ~ :: ....,: ,:., ::: : ":ti:. , " , ,, andidate orkers emain WASHINGTON (AP) -Despite the stunning triumphs of President Carter and ' Ronald Reagan, there is no, apparent rush by backers of the other White House hopefuls to sign up with the front-runners, a survey shows. An Associated Press spot check of political ac- tivists across the country showed backers of Democrats Edward Kenned...…

…Page 10-Friday, May 23, 1980-The Mich 4 Do a Tree a Favor: Recyle Your Daily 1 Il 10:00 12:45 3:45 7:00 9:30 (G) 10:00 12:15 2:30 5:00 7:15 9:30 (R) HIGHWAY 504 NEAR Toutle, Washington has a new junction since a mud flow from the Mount St. Helens eruption washed away the road Wednesday. SAYS CLEANUP WILL MEAN BUDGET ADDITIONS: Carter visits volcano site 4 E M 10:00 12:15 2:30 5:00 7:15 9:30 (R) From AP and UPI PORTLAND, Ore. - Presi...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily featuring ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN MC~ HaLi POCO Under The Gun 20 - 4200029-070 DISCOUNT LOCATIONS 300 South State Street, Ann Arbor 1235 South University, Ann Arbor AURA LOCATION 540 East Liberty, Ann Arbor A I Eu …

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 23, 1980-Page 11 THE SPORTING VIEWS t SHappiness is a championship for fussing, feuding Phils DEADLINE: r By SCOTT M. LEWIS The Oakland A's proved it during the early 1970's-you don't have to be in love with your teammates and manager to produce a champion- ship. Tuesday night at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, the Phillies added a chapter to this peculiar animosity-breeds-success story. Philadelph...…

…W , w{ Page 8-Surday, March 23, 1980--The Mic theatre =hian liv 24 ..rrryarr .."v.. 1w w v (Continued from Page 3) The show's title refers to a 'piece by a former company member. She had been married 'to a man for several years, the story goes, and when Shirley Chisolm ran for president in 1972, she asked her husband if he would cast his vote for her. No, the man said, explaining he could not vote for Chisolm because she was a woman....…

…Daily-Friday, May 23, 1980-Page 11 Bush halts all California operations From AP and UPI George Bush virtually conceded the Republican presidential nomination to Ronald Reagan yesterday by canceling weekend appearances in New Jersey and closing his operations in California. "We have in effect closed it down - we don't have the bucks," said Bush campaign manager James Baker, referring to a campaign in the June 3 winner-take-all California primar...…

…The Michigan Doily W-6dnes'dciy, Aii{ 23; lhe£r=PFtig e 3 R p ' -- - ------- or The St et THE CROWDS, THE heat, the side-walk sales, street vendors, and of course, South University Ann Arbor Street Art-Fair (pictured above) is one of three the artists. Every July Ann Arbor is overrun with artists and tourists alike fairs that make up the total Ann Arbor Art Fair. when the annual art phenomena-the Ann Arbor Art Fair--takes place. The Fair me...…

… I Page 12-Thursday, October 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Rumsey, Elliot establish rule in IM foot ball By DAN NEWMAN In much the same way that Ohio State and Michigan turned Big Ten football of the 70's into the Big Two, Rumsey House and Elliot House have dominated residence hall intramurals in recent years. Since 1973, these two houses have combined to win seven resident division championships, five in Division A. During this time, these tw...…

…mmm9mrpm W." W lp " 0 -W Page 2-Sunday, March 23,1980-The Michigan Daily v ,w The Michigan Daily-Sunday Free Space- poetry Books Bukowski's sentimental jot through France and Germ /ile " , '° c 1 I > I Ift t. F, z; M t ti fj ' r- ,? { 'l ~~17I I file By David Masello SHAKESPEARE NEVER DID THIS By Charles Bukowski City Lights Books $6.95, text and photos t +., r r r ,. -J ,. , ' . _ r t .. .,\ " 4, ., v : ... ...…

…Page 12-Friday, May 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily I _ .'ii ii M LOST AND FUND LOST-FOUR MONTH OLD MALE SHEEP DOG, SOFA, DESK (doubles as dining table), bed, padded area of Packarad & Division. Moonshaped cres- chair, shelves, $200 for all or best offer separately. cents under each eye. $5 Reward. Steve, A-78 9 AL KC3TE.C2B523 or 988.9178. 31A530 FOR SALE-KITCHEN TABLE, RECLINER HOUSE KEY LOST; more than sentimental value. CHAIR. CHEAP. TIM, 6...…

…Page 4-Wednesday July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Officials try to reduce parking space problems 0 ; , _.. z x "° ,; / ak+ r '§ : j :^.;, ... By SUZANNE GOTTLIEB Art Fair crowdsmean Art Fair park- ing problems, but both University and city officials are attempting to alleviate some of the headaches the onslaught of art shopppers can produce. According to Jim Stein of the city's parking department, city parking structures on Forest and Mayna...…

…--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...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 23, 1980-Page 13 BARGAIN CORNER DAILY CLASSIFIEDS CAMPUS- Sunny 1-bdrm. apt, Parking. YARD SALE-At 9180 - mean d., Saline, Laundry. Sublet June 1. Fall Option. 668-4022. Sat. and Sun., May 24th and 25th, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. 85U524 Men's clothes, like new; and misc. Cheap. 429- (Continued from Page 12) SUBLET JUNE-AUGUST-Huge bedroom in beau- 9570. dWtc parking, sun porch, plants and cheap. 6687622 SCHWINN BIKE & OFFICE...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 15, 1980-Page 5 Ann Arbor Art Fair began 21 years ago as Dily Photo by JIM KRUZ Bedridden Art exhibited at the Ann Arbor Art Fair comes in all shapes and sizes and can be made from every material imaginable. Here, the subjects of this almost life-size soft sculpture seem undisturbed by the bedlam surrounding them. Artists, merchants, shoppers take over streets of Ann Ar'bor business By BONNIE JURAN Today's ...…

…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...…

…Page 14-Friday, May 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Family living in Love Canal region cannot afford to leave NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) - Tim and Donna Earp have had a lot of sickness in their family since they moved ipto the Love Canal neigh- borhood six years ago. Now, all they want to do is get out of their home and leave the neighborhood, contaminated with chemicals from the old Love Canal chemical dump. But they say they have to remain until ...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 23,1980-The Michigan Daily Bus schedule tentative as talks continue By ELAINE RIDEOUT As negotiations between striking transit workers and the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) con- tinue to break down, it is becoming less and less likely the buses will be run- ning by fair time. "It's unlikely the shuttle will be run- ning," Ron Ricciardi, marketing coor- dinator at AATA said at press time Monday. "But," he add...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 23, 1980-Page 15 DEADLINE DRAWS NEAR Baseball strike talks stall NEW YORK (AP) - The deadline for the first midseason players' strike in major league baseball history drew closer last night as negotiations in the stalemated contract talks resumed at 10 p.m. after a four hour recess. The chief negotiators for the two sides, Marvin Miller, for the player association, and Ray Grebey, represen- ting the owners, met ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23,1980-Page 7 ,r '.?' }fir y 1 . , , Y3 _ .: Hr..v $ ...v f >dae x " .. x:. lit II .v£ : r t C t 40* 'U' guild caters to student, r local t ' ;" ,: " ~~4 Daily Photo by JIM KRUZ AN ARTIST RELAXES as prospective patrons mill over his work during last year's Art Fair. South, East University artists juried by acceptance committee artists By SUSAN McCREIGHT Ethnic foods on Main Street, hand- made musical ...…

…Page 16-Friday, May 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Blue batsmen roil, 9-4 4 The Wol' six-inning freshman productive half of tt Michigan, the NCAA at Fisher S By de Michigan double elii now adva winner of3 0. over Bri Ontiveros, Miller spark victory By JON WELLS Evans, and Jeff Jacobson, accounted Keilitz yanked starting pitcher Mark In the third inning Central Michigan verines combined a sparkling for eight of Michigan's twelve hits, Fellows, ...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, July 23, 1980- ., Michigan Daily Police help alleviate Art Fair problems (Continued from Page 4) busy during the night providing coverage of high-risk crime areas in town, so artists and vendors at the fair will be resonsible for the security of their exhibits. ANN. ARBOR POLICE patrols will probably be busiest when performing in the service capacity, the police spokesman said. Some examples of the police services are: " Cal...…

…The Michigan wily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 9 Art Fair, '79 Supplement to the Daily Art Fair Guide are two pages of photos, courtesy of Ann Arbor city historian, Wystan Sterens. Stevens, an Ann, Arbor native, has kept photographic records of 'city events for the past 10 years. /I …

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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 11 JRON ST. 1980 Street Fair Locations & Shuttle Bus Routes July 23,24,25,26 /I 1 Th SWASHINGTON STJ I5ju UNIVERSITY'W kIEE~* GEDDES AVE., UN(VONEITY NON-PROFIT >" :2: 4iIStreetrt air fINFORM~ATION CENTER S, UNIVERSITY On South &East University S. UN IVERS ITY SHERIFF RED CROSS rIP~/A 3,Ai.5 .AVV Qt4 A oms. Uom m .AVVQ D-RW LR 4TH/WILLIAM MAIN/! ITHAYER/ WASHINGTON NORTH U. 4:15 4:19 4:27 ...…

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