…SUNDAY MAGAZINE See Inside pY I C tA an A 4&br, FROSTY High-50-5 Low-=-30-35 See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVI, No. 46 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 26, 1975 Ten Cents Ten Pages -1 r iFYV-SE .iS HAN CAL . DNL Mudbowl Fraternities Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Delta Theta joined sororities Kappa Kappa Gamma and Kappa Alpha Theta in carrying on a dirty Uni- versity tradition with their 41st annual m...…
…Rage Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 26,'1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 26, 1975 PRESENTING THE RETURN OF Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band A 60 song review of all the great Beatles hits, complete with Beatle costumes and Beatle history. An absolute must for any Beatle admirer. U alumni visit alma mater Sadat desires *with memories of the past Aid (Continued from Page 1) comingr game!" more enthuisiastic than...…
…editors: mary long jo marcotty barb cornell Sunday mciguzine inside: page four-books page five- perspective Number 6 - Page Three October FEATUR 26, 1975 ES One Vietnamese child: Six months in the US. By BILL TURQUE AMERICA BEGAN FOR Huynh Thach Lam, age nine, on a chilly, windswept April afternoon at Detroit's Metro Airport. One of the first 14 Vietnamese orphans to be placed with Michigan families, Lam was a child of last spring's ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Oct6ber 26, 1.975 BOO KS \ Singer: Last of the great storytellers By MARTIN PORTER .I THERE WAS A TIME when there were no writers. There were storytellers, people who wound intricate tales of adventure, mystery, romance and suspense. They were indi- viduals with imaginations so viv- id, so endless that everything they saw was somehow incor- porated into another story, an- other dream. Butwereuthey wri...…
…Sundry, October 26, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sunday, October 26, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five . 11- 11 1 .. 1 PERSPECTIVE The New England Literature Program: Bringing mountains and poets to class By BRUCE WEBER er's company and did not know Under the sunset; if we were ever goinc to. We: far into Vermont." Women's Studies: The struggle. toward position and leimaCy 1 VV G U u ulg . G I U 11 U V L1V1. WE CLIMBED Choco...…
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…Sunday, October 26, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rage Seven . .. Franco's death imminent; last rites given, succession set. i E Daily Official Bulletin' Sunday, October 26 Dap Calendar TV Ctr.: Face of Power, WWJ TV, channel 4, noon. WUOM: States of the Union, bi- centennial series, featured state, Kentucky. 1 pm. Graduate O1ting: Hiking, meet N Entry, Rackham, 2:30 pm. Music School: Trombone Recital, Recital Hall, 2:30 pm; Degree re- cital, ...…
…rage ~ignr I fl1. IVlI'.....flI~3/V'4 LJI~ILT rR..wnemmq Nage tigrht I rit Mit-riluAIN LJIUL-T- . -5cIn rcty, UCTODer Lo, i - , t:7 4 Bikers brave the cold By CATHERINE REUTTER Speedsters in the University Activities Center (UAC) Home- coming Bicycle race pedaled, along campus streets yesterday morning, replacing the cars which ordinarily whiz along en- dangering pedestrians and cy- clists. Packs of scantily-clad pedal- ers monopoli...…
…Sunday, October 26_ 10"7 c THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nin( Sunday, October 26. 1 Q7~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nin USC EDGES NOTRE DAME FIND BIG SAVINGS AT THE VAULT Soon ers, I By The Associated Press the scoring was set up by Iowa NORMN, kla-A waringState fumbles and the Oklahoma Dklahoma defense, spearheaded drives covered. only 13, 49 and by 260-pound Leroy Selmon, 45 yards. pressured Iowa State into sev- eral early turnovers that put Col...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 26, 1975 Smith dazzles opponents By MARCIA MERKER Jim Smith. The name sounds very com- mon. How can a football player go far with a last name like Smith if his first name isn't something extraordinary like Bubba or Otto? At Michigan there is a Smith - Jim, a 6-3, 198 pound junior from Blue Island, Illinois - whom all the opposing players and coaches have heard about. Midway through his third yea...…
