…Saturdoy, July 2,7, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Saturday, July 27, 1974 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Society (Continued from Pose 31 asked to pay a fee of $4 for the first day's board and $3 for ev- ery succeeding day the animal says in the kennel. "OUR GOAL", says Kvarn- berg, "is to go out of business." However he does not believe this goal will be reached in the forseeable future. The Humane Society also goes out and picks up inju...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DA 1LY Saturday, July 27, 1974 PageTen HE ICHIAN DILYSatudayJul 27,197 Regents hike (Continued fron Page 3) faculty members and chaired by the University vice - president for student services." THESE COMPROMISE guide- lines represent a victory for student and faculty members who had charged that guide- lines proposed by the adminis- tration and submitted to the Regents Thursday were unfair. The proposed administratio...…
…[S(o)turdcoiy, July 27, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Elven 5aturday, July 27, 1974 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Brock eyes SB record By IRV KAZE Can he break the record of 104 stolen bases in one season? Maury Wills thinks "he can do it." The "he" is Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals, who is ahead of Wills' own record- setting pace of 1962, when the former Dodger shrtstop (now an NBC sportscaster) set the stolen base mark at 104-brea...…
…;e Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 27, 1974 88 BUSTE D ck Coady, of the Green Bay Pckers, should be asking if f there's Gatorade in jail, be- .y , cause that's where he went hursday night after reusing eto stop picketing on the Lam. rr. . . beau Field parking lot. In Ak- ron, the players and the UAW intend to picket today's Hall of Fame game, and they're also under a restraining order. If d01gig finks -rd sabs is your thine e sere to ...…
…THE RENT RATE RANKING ISSUE See Editorial Page Sitr~t~~ DaiIy PREDICTABLE High--36 Lowv-19 V. See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 140 Ann -Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 27, 1974 Ten Cents Ten Pages ' secretaries move- to form union ',. ._ . r. se e fF'rUSEE NESPDC Em Trash bash The city has announced it will go to curb side garbage pickup during April. All residents will be req...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ednesday, March 27, 1974 iI .. 1 l 1 /l1 People! Music! Food! BACH CLUB PRESENTS WINE and CHEESE EXTRAVAGANZA Featuring DAVID BARWICK HARPSICHORD Playinq Works by SCAR LATTI, PURCELL, SWEELINCK, and RAMEAU Thur., Mar. 28, 8 p.m. E. Quad, Greene Lounge EVERYONE INVITED No musical knowledge needed. ADMISSION 90c (this week only) Assorted Wines and Cheeses served afterward. Further info.: 482-5858 Nutritionist fears food...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Despair, violence mar Hearst food program I - a ~ a a a a Dope note THOMAS MAHER, (left) special agent in charge of the St. Louis Drug Enforcement Administration office, and an assistant carry cocain, marijuana, hashish and amphetamines which they said were seized during a seven-month investigation of drug traffic in the East St. Louis/Illinois area. The drugs, valued at more than $1 million, were introduced...…
…Eighty-Four Years of Editorial'Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 PIRGIM reports: Rent control WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1974 The rent rate ranking game AS THE RENT control debate ap- proaches peak intensity, a new con- troversy has emerged concerning Ann Arbor's median rent relative to the na- tion. HRP, in Its campaign literature sup- porting the Ren...…
…Wednesdav, March 27, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY iNage f-ve W i If sItvy r h 27i ' .,74THESMCHIGA D ,L _____________°_g__ AA .W.'fl444_____ y E::Y " GiYi ~a~h{~ "' ti6" - At. J ..SV N''O aM Wilkof n show:* Cons art or untma tnattU By RON LEACHt I overheard an interesting con- versation yesterday between - Daniel DeGraaf, manager of theI Forsythe Gallery, and a youth-1 ful visitor to the Nancy Wilkoff slow. They looked sort of odd standing ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wednesday, March L I, Iil' r* I get the job done a I i i , i 4 ~I WANTED TO RENT $100 REWARD for info leading to Fall rental of 4-5 bedroom house. 663-5403. 48L28 HELP WANTED COUNSELORS: CAMP WAZIYATAH FOR GIRLS, Harrison, Maine. OPEN- INGS: Tennis (Varsity or skilled players), Waterskiing, Swimming (WSI), Pioneering and Trips, Canoe- ing, Sailing, Archery, Team Sports,! Arts and Crafts, Gymnastics, Pian-1 ist, Sea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven .... GOP sees (Continued from Page 1) Shrugging off the incident cher remarked, "I never gav leaflet) any thought." Armed with only a pile of rent control leaflets and aid an occasional friend. Unix economics teaching fellow Hall has confronted residents area blanketed by Citizen Good Housing's anti-rentc literature. He prefers canv in the afternoon because wives are "more sympathe HRP ideology than their ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March; 27, l for baseball start By BILL CRANE runs won't be required in abund- pending on Buss' health and poten- The Michigan baseball season is ance. tial underclassmen surprises, the hardly under way but there have It is clear nevertheless that the Wolverines may hang tough. been murmurs in the diamond cir- Wolverines have to score by other Rogers says, "We don't have two Iles already that this year's W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Page Nine THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine ...,. I... BY GEORGE! George Hastings Basketball season . . ..Orr can smile DURING ALL the basketball hoopla of the past two weeks, with Michigan going on to the finals of the NCAA Mid-east regional and then the long-awaited match-up of the two giants, North Carolina State and UCLA, in the semi-finals, a vote taken by the basketball writers and broadcasters of the Big Ten was some...…
…THE MICHtvAN DAILY Wednesday, Morn z r, i y f-t THE MIU-IiGAN DAJL( Wednesday, March LI, viit Second Ward Dem admits lettuce-eating Despite publicly backing the United Farm Workers (UFW), Mary Richman, Democratic Party candidate for the Second Ward City Council post last night admitted eating non-UFW lettuce. Although terming her action - "a mistake for which I'm sorry," Richman said that during the fall term she regularly ate non-union l...…
…SUPPORT ADVOCATES, See editorial page I Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom P~atj REJUVENATING High-49 Low--2$ For details, see Today. Vol. LXXXIV, No. 124 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 27, 1974 Twelve Pages Ten Cents i --- EVIDENCE TO BYPASS GRAND JURY A/ CIF'OUSEE NEwSPPEN CALLWDAY Summer sublet This Friday is the final deadl(ne for placing an ad in the Daily's Summer Sublet Supplement, the fast easy way to unloa...…
…[ HE''1Vti . C'-N GAN DAI L ,' Wednesday, February 27, 1974 Il-jE MCHIGAN CAlL': Wednesday, February 27, 1974 :es rise in January Liberal tops British poll; VASMINGTON (M) - The an- al retail cost of a grocery mar- basket of food jumped to a ord $1,680 spurred by an in- ased farm prices, for major d items during the month of auary, the U. S. Department Agriculture reported yester- fficials said the January in- ase in food costs was up a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Poge' Three stir 'cii promote fered. Each day was ended states "in an experiment there's with an intense critique session no such thing as failure." led by the Festival's critics, However, in the first critique Martin Esslin, Robert Sorrigan session this was not stressed. and Richard Schechner. P-+ - 7 free By MICHELE BECKER At 3:00 a.m. Monday, the last people straggled out of the Frieze...…
… '~ie flf~prnDaily IighkyFour Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 764-0552 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1974 upportAdvocates program THE ADVOCATES PROGRAM is not a panacea for the problems that blacks, women, chicano, native Ameri- can and gay students face as a result of their oppression. The offices were estab- lished by the University in order...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five -PAID ADVERTISEMENT- - - iv I THE R THE COMI GRADUATION EPORT %ISSIO OF N ON Submitted to the Faculty of The College of Literature, Science and the Arts University of Michigan March. 1'. 14 REQUIREMENTS INTRODUCTION The faculty of this College is be- ing asked to review the kind of edu- cation its own rules require and to consider whether improvement is possible. The growth and changes of the past decad...…
…tH& MICHIG'AN PA IC Y we ndsday, Februdry 27, 1974 --PAID ADVERTISEMNT- r _1 THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Continued from page 5 anvenient familiarity, easy in- terchangeability, and potential flexibility. Somewhat reluctantly, the Commission embraced the cred- it-hour system after all. Unanimously, however, t h e itembers of the Commission agreed that the intensity of a student's engagement is far mor...…
…Wedhesdcay, February 27, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven -PAID ADVERTISEMENT- THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSION GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Continued from page 6 ON ,, of other courses that concentrate 20 credit-hours should get a coup- V. 8. Should a student wish to the rank of Collegiate Professor tot on subjects other than literature selor's permission. A student who display letter grades for courses direct the planning and organiza-; (e.g....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 27, 1974 -PAID ADVERTISEMENT- I THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSION IV GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Continued from page 7 lations and Advice, a more formal selecting, its members, take stepss and official code of reference; 4) so that admission to the Honors A Master-list of Course Offerings; College is not fixed by the closing1 and 5) A Catalog of Courses Cur-o rently Offered, published each of a cour...…
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…Wednescfay, February 2i 974 ' "H M1 IAN DAILY Page Eleven Wednes~fay, "FebruaW 2'V, 1974 ~tH~MlCdI~AN OAILY Gymnasts seek repeat as Big By TOM PYDEN The mark of a true champion is the ability to stay on top once that lofty position has been achieved. The undefeated Michi- gan gymnasts, under the astute guidance of Coach Newt Loken, will be out to prove that they are true champions this Friday and Saturdoy as the defending Big Ten Cham...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 27, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 27, 1974 A Film Journey sunseed soundtrack by The Sufi Choir COME ON DOWN.. see , on the air-LIVE! Broadcasting from THE SCENE at 341 So. Main S t r e e t, downtown Ann :.-Arbor! See - J.L. "Lighting" Hen- dricks and Bill Champion, plus other favorites like: "Ludic on the Radio." Free Albums-Free Posters Many Give-a-Ways Galore! The BEST Music- all nig...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE it 1au A6F Albr :43 a t I PRECIPITOUS High-45 Low-16 For details see Today See inside Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 98 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 27, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages t- IFlJU SEE NEWS APPECALL DAilY The loyal opposition? Rep. John McFall (D-Calif.) yesterday delivered what was billed as the Democratic party's response to Presi- dent Nixon's recent energy message. But...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY .Sunday, January 27, 1974 "Our Thining and Our World" a lecture on Christian Science by JAMES SPENCER, C.S.B. Tuesday, Jah. 29-8 p.m. Faculty Club Lounge, Michigan Union ALL ARE WELCOME I Survey polls pols Fifties live at Markley Hall; sleazy students twist to tunes ... ... 3 (Continued from Page 1)t . . I see myself as a grand juror." Others were not so reluctant to express their opinions. "I subscribe ...…
…Sunday magazine inside: page four-books page five-revisiting wounded knee page six-looking back C contributing editors: laura berman howie brick Number 14 Page Three FEA January 27, 1974 TURES A ride on the Grea the Northern: Rediscovering Wild West By David Stoll YEARS AGO, magazine advertise- ments displayed golden-haired women and handsome men stepping aboard shining passenger trains with names like the 'Golden Zephyr' and t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 27, 1974 TH1IHGNDIYSnaJnay2,17 BOOKS 'I LOVE KIDS' The frigi KILLER by Joey with Dave Fisher. New York: Pocket Books, 313 pages, $1.50. By Charlie Stein' JOEY, the author and narrator of Killer, is the kind of guy you could get' attracted to if you're not careful. Like a character plucked from a Jimmy Breslin column, he has a certain earthy charm about him. He is the barroom philoso- pher - spouting out...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page FIve PERSPECTIVE The aftermath of Wounded Knee By DAVID COOK LTHOUGH one sees no evi- dence of it i the established media sources, the controversy surrounding the Wounded K n e e occupation last year still rages. The 'grievances that led to the protest continue unflagged, and those who participated in t h e event from the Pine Ridge Re- servation suffer constant harass- ment, physica...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 27, 1974 tager. By JIM ECKER Special To The Daily IOWA CITY-Did you ever wake up in the middle of a bad dream, all clammy and nervous'and won- dering what the hell is going on? That scene hit the Wolverines last night, but fortunately for Michigan, they awoke from their slumber just in time to salvage an 86-84 over- time victory over the charged-up Iowa Hawkeyes. 55 second spurt halfway through the overtime...…
…'V GREEK TRAGEDY A FARCE See Editorial Page C, 4e it Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom fl3a tjt FORLORN High-SO Low-42 See TODAY for details / Vol. LXXXIV, No. 67 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 27, 1973 Ten Cents. Ten Pages WE NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN' ver t in 's Comm up weeds! !fYOU SEE NE~5 KAPPM CI76AU-M Rose Bowl notes . . .. from the nation's self-proclaimed number one sports fan, mum's the word on...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, Nonvember 27, 1973 - l'qo'Y %,orvwwi io "Yoftito 1Tw*o,?*wrivIT#y}1 'MMM1'V 'KW Vrt#*"Oft~oAr!..q.- 1%q," 1r"1.fw Mtft + tnewrt +r r rr+rv r revwrrwr rn wrew +v un, a rrn r enrwwrrs.. v+ w« n.. rm...... ...:,. ,.....rw. I with the BIG TEN season over _______ we give you TEN BIG reasons iC4 to buy your Football Fan a book (or more) on his favorite subject ALL FOOTBALL BOOKS ON SALE FOR A LIMITED TIM...…
…,. ' Tuesday, November 27, 1973 ' Mr S -i \\,( r. AILY Page Three _ __ WHILE WALL STREET PLUMMETS: Nixon claims 'energy New Greek regime fires generals to avert possible army counter-coup crisis only temporary' WASHINGTON (Reuter - President Nixon, assured Amer- icans again yesterday that t h e energy shortage was only tem- porary, but Wall Street plum- meted in reaction to his fuel- saving measures and uncertainty over the crisis ...…
…i i r s4Lu £wtgan tj Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Pass-fail reform tangled in LSA web' 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1973 A junta for a junta FOR THE SECOND time in seven years, Greek military leaders have seized power in a coup d'etat toppling the exist- ing regime. Sunday's coup, however, turned the Greek trag...…
…Tuesday, November 27, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Tuesday, November 27, 1 97~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five r Shawi By GLORIA JANE SMITH While The New York Times aptly pegged Shawn Phillips an "obviously brilliant performer" last year, there were still cynics who believed that he would not succeed. His lyrics were too complex, too heavily grounded with social and political convic- tions. Not exactly the decadent stuff that stuper-sta...…
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…Tuesday, November 27, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Severn TBsaNvme 7 93TH IHGNDiYPg ee I o blasts Bowl decision (Continued from Page 1) no way of knowing how bad the State athletic chief Burt Smith, kid was hurt " news briefs . from Daily Wire Services FACTS ON ABORTION YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT: " Abortions are legal in Michigan and easily available for early pregnancies I i I who is reluctant to reveal his vote, denied the feud influe...…
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…Tuesday, November 27, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Tuesday, November 27, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine : ose blossoms F - ..Seed4L C& . .Sirn 'The Big T'en will live . . . . to regret this decision' Dan Borus THE McDONALD'S of Ann Arbor, who offered to do so, doesn't have to send Woody Hayes to the Rose Bowl this year. The Big Ten Athletic Directors, in a capricious and vapid decision, relieved the burger chain of the respons...…
… rage ien President knew of tape flaw (Continued from Page 1) Because of ambiguities in the subpoena, according to Nixon's at- torneys, it was not understood at the White House that the June 20, 1972, conversation between Nixon and Haldeman was one of those being demanded by the prosecutor. JUDGE SIRICA had ordered the White House on Aug. 29 to hand over tapes of nine conversations. But the White House said two of the conversations had never b...…
…UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES See Editorial Page Y it flail DREARY High-T8 Low- 35 See Today for details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 45 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 27, 1973 Ten Cents Six Pages a Moonshine time The University marching band laughed about it all the way home. You see, on the way back from a concert in Livonia Thursday night, an unabashed bandmember pressed his bared buttocks against the...…
…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...…
…d Soturdcay, October 27, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Special prosecutor to be (Continued from Page 1) become towards the end that many reporters thought the President walked out without waiting for the traditional "thank you" from the senior correspondent. THE PRESIDENT unexpectedly launched into his harsh and un- fettered criticism of commentators in response to a question on what went through his mind when he heard people demand ...…
…I sh at tgan :43 t Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Co rye 11: Not jazz or rock 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1973 By ROB ELEY His group's personal baggage still en route to Ann Arbor, guitar- ist Larry Coryell appeared before two standing room only crowds at King Pleasure Thursday night wearing "the clothes I usual...…
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…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, October 27, 1973 MINNESOTA TREMBLES: Saturday. October 27. 1973 Blue By DAN BORUS Special To The Daily MINNEAPOLIS -- Aside from the papier-mache statues which dot Fraternity Row, it's hard to tell it's Homecoming here. The spirit characteristic of the classic battle for Fielding Yost's re- freshment jug is not present. As the cold north winds and threatening skies move into the Twin Cities, most Min...…
