…ARTS Thursday, September 25, 1986, Tie Michigan Daily Page 7 Jazz greats Last Exit storm the Ark this Friday By Marc S. Taras Welcome ladies and entlemen to Tales of the nexpected. This is your in- vitation to join in an earwitness encounter with the mysterious, the bizarre, and the beautiful. This Friday evening in two shows at the Ark (7:30 and 10:00 p.m.) Eclipse Jazz plays host to one of the riost exciting improvisational *new mus...…
…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 25, 1986 It's a criminal act to be 'Born American' By Greg Ferland The new movie Born American, play-ing at the State Theater, is a well-made but uninspiring and laughable movie. The ludicrous plot involves three men, named K.C., Mitch, and Savoy who come from America to Finland for a camping trip. They go way up North and purely on a whim decide to limbo across the border into the Soviet U...…
…Volleyball vs. Illinois Tomorrow, 7 p.m. IM Building SPsORTS Thursday, September 25, 1986 Exhibition Hockey Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs Sunday, 7:30 p.m. $4 Yost Arena Page 9 The Michigan Daily Former Michigan wrestler joins pros By SCOTT SHAFFER ...And in this corner, weighing in at 225 pounds, the World Wrestling Association's heavyweight champion of. the world, Scott Rexsteiner!" When you're an All-American athlete in college, usually ...…
…C Page 10- The Michigan Daily- Thursday, September 25, 1986 Jim iendley triggers FSU's offense By DON WATZ It's unusual for an offensive line to receive much attention. But people are pointing to weak line play as the reason for Florida State's suspect 1-1-1 record. WEAK LINE play has caused FSU quarterbacks to get sacked seven times in a 34-17 loss to Nebraska and another five times Don Watz, a native of Bay City, is a football reporter ...…
…Summer Weekly Edition r Sidian 4ail Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVI - No. 10-S Regents approve tuition Copyright 1986 TheMichigan Dily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 25, 1986 Sixteen Pages R-um "_ increases By PHILIP LEVY Tuition for in-state students was raised 4.3 percent by the Board of Regents last Friday, while out-of- state students will pay 8 percent more next fall. As expected, the regents approvedii t., s the ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 Computers may be delayed By EUGENE PAK Information Technology Division, Installation of the University's said an upswing in contracting prices much-publicized new computers may and the discovery of unexpected be delayed up to a year due to a lack of building conditions - including leaky space, a University official said. basements and lack of bathrooms - Vice Provost for Information caused th...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 - Page 3 ' Ne otiations continue on 'U' workers' contract By NANCY BRAIMAN Dwight Newman, who represents the "This issue is best discussed at the University maintenance and ser- workers, claims this would cost negotiating table and left out of the vice employees are closer to reaching workers about 20 additional cents per media," Thiery said. a labor contract with the University's hour. Subtracted fro...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 A rt ni des streets City manages art fair influx By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC Thousands of visitors crammed into a normally tranquil town like Ann Ar- bor seems like a logistical nightmare. But for city officials, dealing with art fair crowds has become old hat. "The fair doesn't affect our traffic flow that much. We've been using the same detour system for 20 years," said John Robbins, director ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Photos ris , auu cum Chris wigg Friday, July 25, 1986 - Page 5 Doily Photo by CHRIS TWIGG Heidi Cobb and J. Robert Black sit at their State Street "People Pots" booth. The two Ann Arbor residents were 'locals' at the fair. Faces of the fair Daily Photo by CHRIS TWIGG. 'Old time musician' Evan Price, plays the accordian on Liberty Street Wed- Snesday:,/e 13 year4Ald R6echeStr tesideht albooplay the fife. violin and tamb...…
…OPINION Friday, July 25, 1986 Page 6 TheA Michigan Daily UT t ir Vol. XC 96 Years of E Unsigned editorials represent the ma Cartoons and signed editorials do no Research. A VIRTUAL BAN on classified A research is the best recommen- dation the committee reviewing the University's classified research guidelines could have made. The committee was appointed last November after the Board of Regents ordered a review of the current guidelines, a...…
…PERSPECTIVES Paae 7 Friday, July 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily i Baker talks about candidacy Dean Baker, a candidate for the the wealthier farmers, the top 15 per- D: Have other cities taken the same Democratic congressional cent of farmers receive 60 percent of stand as Ann Arbor? nomination in the second district all subsidies. I would redirect aid B: They've passed similar toward middle class family farmers. proposals elsewhere. Eugene,...…
…FORUM Page 8 Friday, July 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily Current definitions of adulthood need to be revised year olds are obviously not mature traditional lament about war is that minimum age to buy pornographic enough to vote. They chose Reagan. young men are sent off to die. Well, materials -93. The ideal voting age - 30. (Note: This that can be corrected. Just send old Averaging all these figures, we find should stop a lot of pandering that m...…
…ARTS Page 9 Friday, July 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily Graceful Arch displays talents By Nolan Feintuch Malaysian Dancers were not able to make their performance, but besides that everything is great." T HE ANN ARBOR Arts Fair got off with a soaring start this Wed- The highlighted acts of the festival nesday. Anything from politics, to the are Gemini (a folk duo), the Lunar arts, to dance was the name of the Glee Club, and Ann Arbor's fav...…
…Page 10- The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 New music seminar reveals innovation By. V. J. Beauchamp and Tom Simonian n July, when Manhattan smells its worst, and humidity hovers around a hundred percent, when swarms of tourists descend to ex- perience the most expensive city on earth, ah, yes, mid-July is the time of the annual New Music Seminar. The NMS is an opportunity, if you will, for the teeming masses of- the music industry, y...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday July 2 , 1986 Page 11 'The Butcher' slashes his way to fame in 1982 when he first began writing By Mark FreitaS songs at home, not really planning to make records or form a group. After writing about "three and a half B LOODY NONSENSE, The Jazz songs" he put together a tape to send Butcher's first American to some friends. "I just felt I needed a release,. is a compilation of songs name to hang all this stuff on, it ...…
…iage 12- The Mihigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 Student protest may have killed limit (ContinuediromPagei) at Tuesday's meeting of the Univer- tivities Center (UAC). nity Council President Danny before the Michigan Advertising But according to University Vice sity's executive officers. THE LIMIT was imposed by the Of- Kavanaugh about the restriction. In Works, which is responsible for the President for Academic Affairs and "I ASSUME they fi...…
…Bike museum opens for nostalgic cyclists n,,..,,,. .a t,, ~i.......,.ra ....,.......,..e' By HARISH CHAND supported the claims of the museums While more than 40 bicycles are The bicycle, evolutionary founders. "It's great!" said Elizabeth currently exhibited at the museum, a predecessor to the automobile, has Wright, who graduated from the revolving display format will be used wheeled its way into posterity at the University in May. "Only i...…
…I Page 14- The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 New 'U' facility handles athletic health problem By ELLEN FIEDELHOLTZ the cardiac program, he plans to take of the sports medicine programs, a The new University sports medicine participants grocery shopping in or- Tom Monaghan, president program is not limited to athletes. der to show them which products are Domino's pizza. MedSport, located at Domino Far- best. ms near Ann Arbor, treats ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986- Page 15 Regent sees 'U' autonomy threatened By PHILIP LEVY from the state is Regent Deane Baker around this dependence on the state, Under Gov. James Blanchard, the (R-Ann Arbor). at least in the near future. The only state has pressured the University At last week's regents meeting, universities that can avoid the and other public institutions to limit Baker advocated defying the gover- dilemma are...…
…SPORTS Page 16 Friday, July 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily Sports camps benefit the coaches too Potential recruits among, 8700 summer campers By EMILY BRIDGHAM invites the athletes to "come out and From as far away as Alaska, kids of enjoy the exposure to some thirty all ages and talents are piling into Ann college coaches." It also states that Arbor for Michigan's "Summer Camp "large numbers of our campers have of Champions." They're here to gai...…
…cl it itgIan Ninety-six years of editoria/ freedom i1ti Vol. XCVI -No. 118 Copyright 1986, The Michigan Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Shapiro foresees "producti By AMY MINDELL Duderstadt emer and CAROLINE MULLER candidate for the University President Harold Shapiro during the natio yesterday announced that he will Frye's replaceme recommend James Duderstadt, dean The president used of the College of Engineering, for...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Inquiring Photographer By Scott I ituchy 4 "Do students running in the upcoming MSA elections represent the student body?" I Kristen Hass, LSA junior: I think it's very difficult to be representative of such a diverse campus and such a huge campus and especially a campus where there is some apathy. Of the students that are really involved, the Student Rights party is very representative...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 25, 1986 - Page 3 State denies 'U' permit for kidney machine By STEVE HERZ The =University's medical center was rebuffed yesterday in its bid to ,obtain a permit to use its $1.7 million lithotripter, a machine that disin- tegrates kidney stones using shock Waves instead of surgery. ,The Michigan Department of POublic Health announced that Univer- sity Hospitals will not be one of three hospitals in the sta...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, March 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily I 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan LETTERS: Researcher upset over inaccuracies Vol XCVI, No. 118 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board The dirty path MUDSLINGING is a natural part of competitive elec- tions, especially where apathy reigns and the electorate is not used to pick...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Page 5 SCIENCE Computer service makes research accessible By ADAM CORT Pinpointing a researcher working on a particular project can be a monumental task at the University, but a computer service can facilitate the task. The Stanford Computing Infor- mation Profile Technique (SCRIPT) stores extensive lists of information on researchers and their projects. THE PROGRAM, currently holding informatio...…
…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, March 25, 1986 6 CILA}JJIiII IIILIL A14 714A - Ui57I PERSONAL HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT QUALITY WINDSURFS at deep discount prices. Surf partner Rays with mylar sails, self enclosed centerboards. Moveable track masts. Call Brad at 668-1928. ncB0331 GEMEINHARDT FLUTE - Open hole, silver- plated, excellent condition, best offer. 763-3956. 24B0328 TENNIS RACKETS: Wilson Ultra (graph...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Page 7 'Living the blues: Guitarist Buddy Guy By Alan Paul B uddy Guy is almost too good to be true. The 50 year-old guitarist has been playing the blues since he was a small child growing up on a Louisiana farm. His manic style is legendary among rock and blues guitarists. "Buddy Guy epitomized for me the artistry of electric blues guitar," English guitar hero Jeff Beck said. "It was the si...…
…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Shepp to hit the Ark Saturday By arwulf arwulf ANTHONY Braxton stood chat- ting with us in the front room of the Trotter House, his quiet self peering out through wire-rimmed. spectacles. It was an Eclipse Jazz workshop; a chance to meet the ar- tist, talk things over, clarify points and gain insights. Anthony's workshops have always been quaintly pedagogic affairs, bristling with char- ts...…
…Baseball vs. Adrian Sunday, 1 p.m. Ray Fisher Stadium SPORTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Lacrosse vs. Hillsdale College Wednesday, 7 p.m. Tartan Turf ______Page 9 Valley Batsmen take two from Grand } By JEFF RUSH It's spring, it's sunny and it's baseball season. What more could one ask for? A no-hitter for openers, if you're Wolverine baseball coach Bud Middaugh. That's exactly what Middaugh received in yesterday's home ...…
…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 25, 1986 C S 9 n r n a F F DePorres doniinates for Class C crown By LIAM FLAHERTY dividends. By the end of the third There was some surprise involved inquarter the Eagles had opened up a saturday's Class C championship 12-point lead and coasted the rest of game at Crisler Arena, but it had the way. Wooley, with 20, and Burton, nothing to do with the final score. with 17, led the Eagles. DePorres...…
…I E Rtc ttan Ninety-six years of editorial freedom kti Vol. XCVI - No. 58 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Blue blasts Ann Arbor, Michigan - Buc Monday, November 25, 1985 s for Fiesta fun Eight Pages Wolverine air corps shines in bombin By MIKE REDSTONE Two minutes after the game had ended, Michigan players were singing "Hail to the Victors" in their locker room, the fans were tearing the goalposts down onto the field, and the def...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 25, 1985 House eases hospital stay for families of ill By EVE BECKER Pillows and blankets are stacked up in piles along the windowsills of a lounge in Mott Children's Hospital. Seventeen to 18 members of different families have spent the night here. Some have been in the lounge for a few days, some for a few weeks. Until the opening of the Ronald Mc- Donald House tomorrow, staying in the loung...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 25, 1985 -Page 3 BUSINESS Legislators hope Reagan endorses tax bill WASHINGTON (AP) -President Reagan, who has called tax reform the spark that will ignite a "second American Revolution," must decide whether to keep the movement alive by endorsing a House Ways and Means Committee tax bill that falls short of his demands. Members of the committee from both say the voluminous bill has little chance of pas...…
…4 OPINIoN Page 4 Monday, November 25, 1985 The Michigan Daily I i Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan The Zombie effect: Part I Vol. XCVI, No. 58 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board ", Girl talk MANY PEOPLE still believe it. Few would dare speak it, however. In a fit of honesty last week, White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan reminded ...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Monday, November 25, 1985 The Boys rocked... Pdge 5 ...'The Flies' didn't By Neil Galan ter ROUND THIS TIME each year a group of boys ranging in age from 7 to 14 get together on stage...and sing. Sing their hearts out. Who might they be (just in case you wonder)? The Vienna Choir Boys. This past Thursday night, a friend and I trekked to Macomb Community College Center for the Performing Ar- ts in Clinton Township, ...…
…4 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 25, 1985 1 Post-game revelry results in mayhem By EVE BECKER After Saturday's Michigan-Ohio State football game, the stadium tur- ned into a party of post game mayhem as fans stormed onto the field, tearing down both uprights of the north side goalpost. One University student and one Ohio State fang were arrested for disorderly fighting, said Sgt. Harry Jinkerson of the Ann Arbor Police De...…
…Women's Volleyball vs. Ohio State Friday, 7 p.m. C.C.R.B. The Michigan Daily SPORTS Women's Basketball vs. Holy Cross Tonight, 7:304p.m. Crisler Arena Monday, November 25, 1985 Page 7 Woherines akn to take tournament WALILUKU, Hawaii (AP) - Michigan, number three in the Associated Press pre-season poll, will bring back at least one souvenir of its season-opening trip to Hawaii - the title in the Silversword Invitational Classic Tourname...…
…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 25, 1985 Big plays lift 'M' ,27-17 (Continued from Page 1) Kolesar ran under the bomb and then outsprinted Buckeye defender William White to the goal line for a 77- yard touchdown. It might have been the biggest play of the season for the Wolverines. "THAT PLAY really took the starch right out of their sails," said Schem- bechler. "Ohio State did a magnificent job of disguising the blitz, b...…
…cl b]C Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom 43 all .., Vol. XCVI - No. 37' Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, October 25, 1985 Ten Pages 'M' PRIMED Hoosiers to Protesters attempt to reschedule heari'tngs By CHRISTY RIEDEL Twenty-six demonstrators arrested Tuesday and Wednesday during a protest of CIA recruiting tried unsuc- *gessfully yesterday to speed up their arraignments in 15th District Court. A...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 25, 1985 CIA protesters fail to I t n> a3 b II I GRAND OPENING Fuji Restaurant Discorei'- dapait. An invitation to enjoy exquisite Japanese cuisine in our lovely oriental setting at 327 Braun Ct. (across from Farmer's Market) Ann Arbor " (313) 663-3111 Lunches from $3.95, Dinners from $7.50 CLOSED SUNDAY - Major Credit Cards Accepted Catering + Private Party Room " Box Lunches move up a (...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 25, 1985 - Page 3 Profs hold 'Star Wars' debate (Continued from Page 1) in regional affairs because the arms build-up transformed the Cold War away from direct conflict in Europe to regions such as Afghanistan, Cam- bodia, and Angola, Tanter said. Another purpose of the build-up, he added, was to "make Western Europe an extenion of Eastern Europe" and to "divide Europe from America." "The (U.S.) answer to...…
…I a r. r -, .4 t4 'a OPINION e 4 Friday, October 25, 1985' CIA protesters, hotel plan put The Michigan Daily on ice 4 4 Most students suffer the sweaty-palm A syndrome when they approach the office of Career Planning and Placement on the p: third floor of the Student Activities Building. Facing those recruiters is scary stuff. This Tuesday and Wednesday, however, the tables were turned as recruiters for the " Central Intelligence Agency...…
…The Michigan Doily - Friday, October 25, 1985- Page 5 'Twister'pI (Continued from Page 1) Homecoming. APPROXIMATELY 30 students jumped into the middle of the Diag mat, and turned themselves inside out for the first of two Twister games. They complained of stiffening muscles and found themselves in positions that would jeopardize the career of any respected senator. But even after that, most conceded - through red, strained, faces - that they ...…
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…A u rhe Michigan Daily ARTS Friday, October 25, 1985 descends into Page 8 'Orpheus' 1 By Noelle Brower T TOOK Tennessee Williams 17 years to write Orpheus Descen- di. In the play's preface he called it "the emotional record of (his) youth," a familiar theme throughout the work of Wiliams. Is then Williams Orpheus, descending into his own, self-made hell? Williams is known for his creation of self-destructive characters; it fits that he...…
…SPORTS t The Michigan Daily Friday, October 25, 1985 Page 9 "M' looking to ground Falcons Wolverine defense to be tested by Bowling Green By MARK BOROWSKY As much as Wolverine hockey coach Red Berenson loves to see his icers put the puck in the net - they have scored 24 goals in 4 games - he knows that this weekend's series with Bowling Green will depend on defen- se. 'I think that we can score goals," said Berenson whose club is 2-2 an...…
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… f y . C qp". '9 RRKENE October 25, 1985 GET A MAJOR HEADSTART INTO IANAGEMENT Career Guide '85 ft .I With graduation progressively in sight, Nissan Motor Corporation would like to take this time to meet with you to discuss exciting career opportu- nities nationwide. Nissan representatives will be on campus NOVEMBER 13 & 14 with valuable infor- mation on how you could become a part of their comprehensive training program. After success...…
… U U W -f w 1I INSIDE Internship provides valuable insight into career choice FIRST OPTOMETRY'S NEV GLM, Job forecast College graduates with engineering degrees receive more jobs and higher salary offers than their peers, but1 employment prospects for liberal arts1 grads are brightening. Staff writerI Amy Mindell has details on this and. on the marketability of graduate degrees. See page 3. Beyond liberal arts Liberal arts majors wond...…
