…4 rackham at large I A At i president and vice-presi -4 ken sterling martha arnold harry power Graduate Action Party independents ed brady lois verbrugge ate program. 2. To assure decent hou- sing and reasonable rents for on- and off-campus housing. No student should be compelled, by low income or unfair rent, to live in gloomy or cramped quarters. 3. To make available good medical and dental services. Students who seek care are ...…
… m __ --f $ A F s student government council rackham student governr president and vice-presi YSA Young Socialist Alliance I pe n alexander b. galvin president penny hudis vice- president ;;;:u: 'sj "fi .:{. St: : '. i ij: :::Y ' Joel silverstein barb goldman jay hack arlene griffin Laurie ellias University policy must be determined by the entire university commun- ity. It cannot be determined solely by a group of eight regents,...…
…I Is 4 W "1 it 9 t ik t LS &A at-large candidates-at-large (pc The LSGA faculty has demonstrated con- vincingly that, as a collective body, it is not responsive to progressive educational change and the increasing demands of students to be involved in decisions concerning their own educa- tions. At faculty meetings, it is rare that the quorum number of 100 is reached, yet students are denied an effective voice and are told that onl...…
…N I1 0 f A sgc candidates LS&A at-large candid 2. Minority Recruitment:. Increased effort must be directed toward the fulfillment of the BAM demands. There must be more recruiters, more money for recruitment, and better sup portive services. 3. War Research: It is a desecra- tion that in a university dedicated to humanist values, effort is spent in the development of more efficient ways of dispensing with human life. Such efforts must ...…
…4 0 4' I A- t 4: LS &A at-large candidates at-large independe dents; participation between LS&A go- vernment and the student associations in the academic departments; and pla- cing student members of mixed commit- tees under the control of LS&A govern- ment. OUR EDUCATION is too important to be left to academicians. Let us find out how the college is organized, and then we can transform LS&A government from a typical student governm...…
…A a. a IL ' J& t& Alp -y control 1 q m Or 0 v board-in president vice-presic tony smith The Board of Control of Intercollegi- ate Athletics has for some time been unrepresentative of the large numbers of Black athletes involved in the sports sponsored by the University of Michigan. It is my feeling that although there are many problems that are shared by both Black and White athletes, there are those which are peculiar to both sep...…
…~0 .3 4 I Student Publications Board of ntercollegiate athk jim ledger tom kettinger ellic Charles bloom do nna Zman STUDENT PUBLICATIONS SHOULD BE student services, but many students here feel that they serve only an elite, unrep- resentative group. This criticism is directed most often at the Daily, which is where I shall focus my cam- paign. Thus I shall try as a Board member to exert pressure towards democratiz- ing the Daily. Be...…
… A AT I I. SW" tionIs and rese tI treaty r7 =4i Id Ford Motor Company The American Road Dearborn, Michigan 48121 gree to immediate and total withdrawal from Vietnam and publicly date by which all U.S. military forces will be removed. e agree to participate in an immediate cease-fire, and will enter ns on the procedures to guarantee the safety of all withdrawing nd to secure the release of all military prisoners. ledge to end the imp...…
… CARS WELL : PART OF A, PATTERN See Editorial Page Sir itau 47Iaitii SNOWBOUND? s igh-b37 Low-20 Fair to partly cloudy, possible snow flurries, LXXX, No. 144 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 27, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages ' and black enrollment: 'The credibility gap By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Editor Daily News Analysis How committed is the University to attaining the Black Action Movement demand of 10 per cent black enrollment by fall ...…
…Page Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridov, March-27TA9.70 Page TwoTHE MICIGA AL Friday. MarEh 27.. .1970 I --MUSIC Cielidh: A singing affair By GARY BALDWIN Last night at The Ark six of America's best traditioal folk singer's began the ceilidh (song Test) that will continue tdnite and Saturday. Though some of the singers met for the first time yesterday, they sang together and traded songs like old friends. As the weekend goes on, and the per...…
…WOMEN'S LIBERATION Presents An Evening of Poems and Songs by Women With Margery Himel I I page three iimIp irl igttn 7m4kr ttiy NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 Friday, March 27, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three Kristin Lems And Others Friday, March 27 GUILD HOUSE DONATION 75c the news today by The Associated Press and College Press Service 8 P.M. J A New Film by Jean-Luc Godard AN OFFER BY THE SOUTH VIETNAM GOVER...…
… LETTERS TO THE EDITOR lie t t ign Daily Seventy-nine years of editorial f reedom Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan ...Sociology 603 joins the strike... 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich, News Phone: 764-0552 I Editorials printed in The Michigan Doily express the individuol opinions of stofftwriters or the editors. This must be noted in oil reprints. I FRIDAY MARCH 27, 1970 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ T...…
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…Page Si 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridoy, March 27, 1 970 Page Si~c 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 27, 1970 'U' LIBRARIES TRASHED Protests, disruptions continue AFSCME backs BAM (Continued from page f) not get in and linked together if the individual tried to force his way in. The group left the LSA build- ing a few minutes after 10 a.m. and moved on to the Business Administration Bldg. University security officials showed up at the LSA Bl...…
… a , Friday, March 27, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Dic key s poems t On the art of Tibet Pratapaditya Pal, THE ART OF TIBET, The Asia Society, 1969, $16.50. By DOROTHY MarDONALD The art of Tibet is difficult of access, both literally a nd psychologically. Since the nine- teen fifties the treasures of 'its great monasteries - wall paint- ings, hanging scrolls (tankas), sculpture and ritual objects - have been lost to students fro...…
…Page Eight, 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY _Friday, March 27) 1970 Page Eight, 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 27~ 1970 Aaron, Mays to Join immortal club By RICKEY CORNFELD Babe Ruth, Rogers Hornsby and. Joe Di Maggio failed to qualify for mem- bership in baseball's most exclusive club. Lou Gehrig, Frankie Frisch and Ted Williams never made the grade. All the more reason, then, for Hank Aaron and Willie Mays to celebrate when this year, they b...…
… Friday, March 27, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine . * DOUBLE OVERTIME: 'Diamondmen end trip with split Knjckss lip by Bullets Special To The Daily TUCSON-Home runs, by Tom Kettinger and Mike Rafferty pow- ered the Wolverines to a 9-5 vic- tory over the Arizona Wildcats in the first game of a double- header yesterday, but a seventh inning rally in the second game failed as the Wolverines lost 8-5. The first game was marked not onl...…
…Pige Ten THE -MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 27, 1970 Poge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY LSA PROGRAM: Waitina watchirni Summer reading course offered during the class strife ADIDAS SHOES A'ROLD S FRI By STEPHEN SHOGAN With the bleak summer job outlook threatening many stu- dents, it is important to know that the University may be able to provide many people with an alternative to the long, boring hours of television reruns. Beginning 10 ye...…
