…Black student enrollment at the University of Michigan decreased in this year’s freshman class of 2020, according to enrollment figures released by the University Wednesday morning. The new class of students is overall more diverse than last year’s class, however. Enrollment of Black freshmen fell from 5.1 percent in 2015 to 4.6 percent this year. 13.8 percent of the class comes from underrepresented minority backgrounds — ...…
…michigandaily.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Friday, October 27, 2017 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM The University of Michigan — which, in January of this year, was ranked last in overall social mobility in a report from the Equality of Opportunity Project website — has been aggressively ramping up its efforts to recruit a greater socioeconomic range of students. In June, the University presented its Go Blue Guar...…
…The University of Michigan’s enrollment hit an unprecedented high of more than 50,000 students in Fall 2021, according to a release from the University Record. University President Mark Schlissel spoke about the increased University enrollment at the University of Michigan Board of Regents meeting the evening of Oct. 21. “This fall’s first year class on the Ann Arbor campus is our largest ever, and our student body...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 27, 1998 NATION/WORLD GAMBLING Continued from Page 1 ing education and preventive measures we're taking." -When it comes to cracking down, Gragg said, the University has all its cards on the table. "Having Michael (Franzese) here showed the viewpoint from the other side of the tracks," Gragg said. "It was very beneficial and something most people haven't seen before. Most people never see the perso...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 2000 NATION/WORLD YANKEES Continued from Page 1 At the stroke of midnight, Piazza flied out to the edge of the warning track in center field with a runner on base to finish it. The Yankees fans in the sellout crowd of 55,292 went wild after having been outshouted all evening. Unlike the overmatched San Diego Padres in 1998 and the overwhelmed Atlanta Braves in 1999, the wild-card Mets were in it a...…
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…PAGE TWO VU W. MICUr A N 71 A ?i v PAGE TWO r3~~u~ lIfVt'XNU'd' A '~J~ Wh A WV ~T ________________________________________________________________________________________ A ZAZ~J ±VkE.~.,AAk~Jt~j~ E~ IiILi rI J~ ~ 'E 4k d~ V 'T V V ? SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1962 I Jones Discusses IngratiationTactics Niehuss Opens Remodeled MUG By DEBORAH BEATTIE "Ingratiation, like flattery, has connotations in every day speech which endangers its use," P...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DlAILY *rtc av nrmnlvv n *n.d TULWAYJI1, JUjLUDL3 Z7,19643 t COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Johnson Wins Mock Election at Harvard ISR Initiates Program To Study Employment III '1 DIAL 662-6264 STARTS WEDNESDAY ENDS TODAY "FAIL SAFE" Shown ot 1-3-5-7 &9:05 a 3 t By KAREN KENAH move: the greater relative growth official stopping the school's in the women's dorms is expected The Institute for Social Re- of the graduate schoo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 THIS WEEK'S EVENTS TODAY 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.-The pub- lic is invited to visit the Medical School's new Animal Research Fa- cility in Room 3332 Medical Re- search Bldg. Three times each half hour, a sound film, "Study of Life," will be shown. After each showing there will be a tour of the Animal Research Facility. 2 p.m.-The Ann Arbor Tutorial Project will meet in Room 3-S of the Michigan Union. Improve- ments of re...…
…THlE MICIr tA N f LY Ot" ,. lIDAY, I Joan Baez To Present Program of Folk Songs ADAMS HOUSE TALK: Non-Academic Evaluations Criticized 2l.. Ti '?T YYt. C TTlf1'=1T Joan Baez will appear at 8:30 p.m. today at Ann Arbor High School Auditoritim in a program of folk songs sponsored by the Ann Arbor Folk and Jazz Society. Of Mexican-Irish parentage, Miss Baez has lived with der fam- ily in many areas of the world. Her father's work as a prof...…
…Page 2 Saturday, October 27, 1979--The MichiganDaily Amphibian facility may croak as NIH cuts off research funding By ELAINE RIDEOUT For the past 15 years, only the scalpels of University researchers threatened the happy existence of frogs living at the University of Michigan Amphibian Facility located on S. Four- th Street. But now the security of frogs, polywogs, salamanders, and resear- chers alike is in jeopardy. THE NATIONAL Institute of...…
…City law quiets marching band By WILLIAM THOMPSON Some of the school spirit and enthusiasm surrounding the revival of the Homecoming Parade at the University has been quieted by the absence of a key ingredient - the Michigan Marching Band. The band will not be able to perform at tomorrow morning's Homecoming Parade due to a schedule conflict and parade officials are in a quandary. The band was scheduled to rehearse from nine in the morning un...…
…Pclge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 27, 1971 Page Two JHE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 27, 1971 Cauer, Janigro: Capturing missing musical magnetism By DAVE FRIEDO The Chamber Orchestra of the Saar performed a rousing con- cert of mostly modern works last night at Rackham Auditorium. The orchestra from Saarbrucken. Germany on its second tour of the United States featured Ge- sine Cauer as violin soloist in the Concerto fo...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 27, 1970 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 27, 1970 I music A Think of Iceland ... and warmth little here...a little there READ -JAMES WECHSLER- in By JOE PEHRSON The presentation of "Black Angels" by George Crumb could not completely compensate the overall drab effect of the first concert in the Contemporary Music Festival series. The first piece on the pro- gram, "Animus" b...…
…. - . " .--. ". ". : ~n- nu a~ J. J F'-, .A i G A..~L.7.Ji7 Museum Houses 136 Masks BUDDHIST MASK ... with foot-long tongue Andrews Episcopal Church, will a coconut head made by the Semi- are made of china and hair. A discuss "Rival Faiths in the Mod- nole Indians for the tourists in wooden ceremonial Mayahana ern University" at 4:15 p.m. to- Florida. Buddhist mask from Bali has a morrow in Lane Hall. Japan's delegates include an iron foot-...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 27, 1968 _Sa, coe 2,16 -- -- -r r music Bavarian Orchestra: Old World finesse By JIM PETERS It would be inexcusable for me to make any mention at all of quaint German cafes with beer and pretzels after listening to the Bavarian Symphony Orchestra last night at Hill Aud. Conductor Rafael Kubelik looks more like some Olympian deity on the podium than any German band leader. And he has the orchest...…
…THE MICHIGAN UAll.V IVI]OTTA A IV ^t**VIIMWIW am #AA* -- .'.... -v- a+.sa ut u-* - .- F ti~IiAx, . OC.JUDE i Et 27, 1967 :: MODERN LETTERS' GATHERING: Novels, War Dominate Conference - I a Across Campus By MERRILL GILFILLAN Special To The Daily IOWA CITY-The Second Bien- al Conference for Modern Let- rs-sponsored by the University Iowa Department of English d Center for Modern Letters, ok place here Oct. 19-21. The designated theme o...…
…TH~E MICHIGAN DAILY Co. r r1. a111g v o MM HIANI TAILORS TIHE MVICHIGAN DAILY-. ft 11Po 1111ice Managing Editor, CLYDE L. DEW Business Manager, WALTER R. HANS fff I 1Sf.. F ? The. tb1 frgcoa too141k iin tif tllh tit y ofexclusive, ('t ita n Of a r. 01'at thrillclasfab'I rios and spfc il tyl fr stl S 'f011 011 n' f dents. 0? 'f~~ t0lA i _______ _________ 6 G. H. WildmCo. 0 "311 S. ytate St. QaH [AN fite"yf an sng torthrough corrcty intead o...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Pulislhed Da iy (Sundaysp'xcetd) dune, the tCollege year, ity .100 U. DE M. IND[PENDENT ASSOCATION OFIeCE,:'Times ibuilding N. 'Maln st., apposite past effice. Sah'seription prhte P2.50 per peat,.nvistably inaadvance. Singleecopies 3tcents. Subscrip- tionsemay he left attheaofice of the TDAtY, at Sotllet't, at State s.t. new tunget, with aep of the etditorsat autorizedtsoaicitors. Commiastions sthould reachlthetoffitehby 7...…
…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. abitahed Daty (Sndaya ecptett) duing ttte college yea, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Orec: The Ialand Pes, Hennig Btac. Bth thaes. tat. MANAGING EDITOR. F. NELataan, 1'1t.. BUSINESS 3MANAGE. 0. i. tAa. 't L. EDTORS. ATHLETICS, . G. t). IaIu~TT, 'It B T. . WcODtat','ttt L. A.t. MeDuAete't E A. . BanVe '. 'I.E. J. B.at'ee, 'a, L. J. MaNTGeeattt,'I, W. B. ttt'IEe, 'hI M The sahscriptintprieofathtte tni 52.50 ...…
…THiE UNtVERStTY 0OY MICHIGAN 1I1it. U , o ~ Senior Laws Win First Game. _____________________________ the firsttnoise f the class chain- Pubiished Daily (Monaycsextceptd)during the pioushtip series wss played by the '01 Collegeryear, at Ezi xxx and '03 Dents at Regents' Field THE NIVESIT OF lCI1 ~ Teenior . Laws defeated the Fresh. MAINcFFE BRANHeCcHerFFIe Dents by the decisive scare of 27 to 0. Aegax Bldg, Mai xSt5. 336 5. Stte treet.r The l...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 27, 1972 Strikes keep Chile quiet but tense SANTIAGO (P) - Returning to Chile after an absence of seven months, a Chilean describes the atmosphere in Santiago recent- ly as "placid on the surface and bubbling with anger underneath." Few trucks can be seen on the roads leading to the capital,. since private truckers struck to protest the low freight rates im- posed on them by the government and ...…
…I RE-ELECT RAY SHOULTZ Page 2-Wednesday, October 27, 1982-TheMichigan Daily Truckinjures man near Stockwell Hall IN BRIEF County Commissioner Democrat District 7 " Special-education teacher-consul- tant for emotionally impaired and learning disabled children " County Commissioner for 8 years with a record of positive and ef- fective leadership * Member of Head Start Policy Board " Member of Community Services Agency Board of Directors "...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday,. October 28, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 28, 1975 ............. * GENERALISSIMO FIGHTS OFF FEVER Franco remains in critical condition Commensal: Get to know a prof (Col part of against monopoi FBI seeks FALN )ntinued from Page 1) ! demands independance for the "a coordinated attack island. In 1967, Puerto Ricans yanki government and voted overwhelmingly to main- y capitalist in...…
…0l Page 2-Tuesday, October 27, 1981-The Michigan Daily Computer use will raise I-re Your cup boards crampe d? Sell your' valuables Classifieds 764-0557 social issues, stu WASHINGTON (AP)- A study prepared for Congress on the impact of forthcoming technology asks: When computers can accurately predict who is most likely to commit crimes, should society closely watch those people?. Deny them jobs? Jail them? The study, published yesterday by...…
…rnae Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 27, 1 9'r6 Poae Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 27', 1'9!e APPEALS COURT OKAYS RELEASE: Nixon tapes freed for public airing Programs lose HUD funds (Continued from Page1 ) Family Day Care Council, Ann Arbor Child Care and Develop-j ment, Arbor Park Day Care, Bethel A.M.E., Child Care Ac- tion Center, Children's Commu- nity Center, Colonial Square Pre-School, Corntree, and Sec- THE...…
… I Page 2-Thursday, October 27, 1977-The Michigan Daily CONGRESS PROPOSES SOLAR ENERGY AID: President will veto bill if gas price WASHINGTON (AP) - President would not Carter indicated yesterday he will veto Spokesn the energy bill if it raises natural gas ers they c prices higher than the $1.75 per thou- commitm sand cubic Feet level he originally pro- veto any posed, a delegation of congressmen prices. said. Cartert "The $1.75 figure is ...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 27, 1974 1 Pane Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 21, 1 9*7'~I WOMEN, 23-25 FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY WHITE HOUSE FELLOWSHIP APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED Serve 1 vr. as special assistant to Cabinet members or White House staff. WRITE: White House Fellows, Wash- ington, D.C. 20415, or CALL (202) 382-4661 The Israeli Folk Festival '14 STARRING { YaffoYthoi FEAURANG i The OW141i Trio Godi flon...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturdav. October 27. 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday Octoh~r 27 1 ~73 ...+. --Iv . a ...v -Rs . rr +.. . r Contemporary Music Festival Contemporary Directions Ensemble JAN DE GAETANI, mezzo soprano, guest artist SATURDAY, OCT. 27 -- 8 P.M. Rackhom Auditorium PAUL CH IHARA-Branches LUCIANO BERIO-Sequenza II I EUGENE KURTZ-Mot ivations I I MORTON FELDMAN-The King of Denmark GEORGE CRUMB--Night of the Four Moon...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily -Friday, October 27, 1989 Gould. by Terri Jackson Renowned paleontologist and au- thor Stephen Jay Gould espoused his controversial views of evolution be- fore a standing-room only crowd at Rackham auditorium last night. Gould was in town to promote his new book, called Wonderful Life. In his speech, co-sponsored by Border's Book Shop and The Univer- sity of Michigan Paleontology Mu- seum, Gould stated his firm beli...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 27, 1988 0 Vacancy Continued from Page 1 they're just too expensive," Russ said. She said almost all of the low- cost housing available has already been rented to students, but more ex- pensive units, like those offered by Tower Plaza, are out of most stu- dents' budgets. New construction is not the only cause of the increase in unoccupied housing, Russ said. "Part of the rea- son the vacancy r...…
…4 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 27, 1987 Sharp nominated to Ao- r _ _. _ / 1 t garetre I R sarks East IN BRIEF n ACompiled from Associated Press rep f) V*IF 4 rvo f1l open (Continued from Pa .1) SHARP, who as vice presid would .chair the assembly's steer commiee, a group of the assemb committee chairs and execut officers, sees a need for more cc sion and "better communication' the steering committee and in assembly. She wan...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, October 27,1992 Canadian polls to help settle French- Enghsh rivalry TORONTO (AP) - Canadians voted yesterday on constitutional re- forms designed to put an end to 200 years of French-English squabbling and deal with the concerns of natives and underpopulated provinces. Early unofficial returns from Newfoundland, the easternmost Canadian province, showed the "Yes" side winning two-thirds of the vote. Pre...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 27, 2004 NATION/WORLD Gaza withdrawal plan approved NEWS IN BRIEF .AL Z i. JERUSALEM (AP) - Prime Min- ister Ariel Sharon won a historic vic- tory yesterday whentparliament voted to approve his plan to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and parts of the West Bank - the first time lawmakers have authorized the removal of Jewish set- tlements from lands the Palestinians claim for a state. The 67 to 45 v...…
…2A - Friday, October 27, 2006 MONDAY: Ten Spot TUESDAY: Arbor Anecdotes WEDNESDAY: Jobs at the 'U' The Union that almost never was Campus groups found money for construction The Michigan Union has been a link between past and present for students, faculty and alum- ni since 1919. It has opened its doors to generations of students and more than a few celebrities, including President John Ken- nedy and the Dalai Lama. In 1903, Prof. Edward ...…
… 2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 27, 2003 NATION WORLD Wolfowitz survives hotel rocket attack NEWS IN BRIEF HEADLINES FROM AROUND THE WORr BAGHDADIraq(AP)-A "science some still in pajamas or shorts toa project" of a rocket launcher forced the nearby convention center. The concrete :K " 5----. : i U.S. occupation authority to retreat -from its main hotel yesterday, after a ,barrage by the Iraqi resistance that killed an American ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 27, 2005 NATION/WORLD Jeb Bush admits fault in Wilma relief NEWS IN BRIEF Miami-Dade aid distribution centers still iow on supplies FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Authorities raised Florida's death toll from Hurricane Wilma from five to 10 yesterday and urged the storm's survivors to have patience as they endured long waits for food, water and other necessities. Gov. Jeb Bush took responsibility ye...…
…PAFE .WO THE MICHIGAN IIAILY. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1966 PAFE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 190G Complete (The following is the complete ment Co text of Vice-President for Stu- tions." dent Affairs Richard L. Cutler's I wou letter to Student Government three po Council concerning its revision lie at th of regulations governing student tions in organizations.), *Th I -am enclosing for your atten- sorship. tion the report of...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1965 PAflE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1965 Dunbar, Discusses Role of GovrmnnCivil Rights I i A cross Campus DAILY OFFICI (Continued from Page 1) segregationist housing ordinances, and much discrimination exists in employment practices. The interesting result is that in place, of the former lack of vocal support for the rights drive, im- portant figures are now adv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILi Girl Choirs Face WA24- Elimination Eliminations for Lantern Night, annual women's singing competi- tion sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association, will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Hill Aud. Twelve groups representing housing units will be selected to participate in the Lantern Night competition Nov. 7. A separate posture contest will be judged at the eliminations tomorrow night, for which first, second and third place aw...…
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…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, October 27, 1984 Reagan, Bush refute Schultz IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports British phone system for sale WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan and Vice President George Bush were quick yesterday to put distance between themselves and a statement by Secretary of State George Shultz that the United States oc- casionally might have to kill "innocent people...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 27, 1983 Clashes spur Marine enlistments From the Associated Press The din of bombs and gunfire in Lebanon and Grenada has sounded a call to arms for dung-ho teen- agers and former GIs, who are surprising Marine recruiters with their fervor to enlist and join the fight. "Calls have been piling in like you wouldn't believe," said Lt. Col. Robert Tilley, who is in charge of 43 Marine recruiting...…
… 4 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 27, 1986 Black students seek churches By EUGENE PAK Last year, Derek Lindsey, a senior economics major, left the University, because of academic and social problems. He returned this year with a new spiritual outlook. "I gave myself to the Lord last year," said Lindsey. "At the time, I was having big problems with school, and my life in general." ""WHEN PEOPLE have ptbblems in their lives, they...…
…MICHIGAN DAI t c tly OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PuMished every morning except Monday during the Univer- year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS" The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY creasing enrollment of such cadet journalists in the training schools of the country. They will add few slackers to the ranks. TEN IMPORTANT SPEAKERS The result of the Oratorical association's work in arranging a program this year is very gratify- ing. Ten speakers of national and, in several cases, international fame will come to Ann Arbor to address audiences in Hill auditorium. This means an important auxiliary to Univer...…
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…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1995 NAIrlom/waftILD U.S. hosts Russian troops for 1st time Los Angeles Times FORT RILEY, Kan. - Army Maj. Gen. Randolph W. House gazed out aver the parade ground. In a hearty voice that rolled across the prairie, he declared: "Oh, what a great day to be a soldier!" Under agray sky,on afield rich inthe autumn gold of the Flint Hills of Kan- pas, 150 Russian "soldats"joined hands yesterday with U....…
…TI "HIGAN DAILY dEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is ,exclusively entitled use for republication of all news dis- :s credited to it or not otherwise credit- this paper and also the local news ,ed herein. ial newspaper at the University of asn. Published every mnorning except y during the university year. red at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as 1clah'matter. es: Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub. ons: by carrier, $2.g0; b mail, $3. 00. ad s...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, ROTC Continued from Page iA "The setup was good, but it just was- n't scary enough," said Nursing sopho- more Amy Ellison. Most of those who turned out said they had a great time, including Navy ,IOTC participant Tyrone Voughs. SWliile Voughs directed the traffic of on- lbokers through the haunted house's " tnake of attractions, he lip-synced the popular "I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost" from the 1980s smash Ghostb...…
