…Is CTIVIS DE D? See Weekend Magazine Vol. XCVI - No. 121 Copyright 1986, The Michigan Dail 4ir .4.,firbi 9 ttn IE3aIIQ Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom Ann Arbor. Michiaan - Friday. March 28, 1986 Ten Pages n ....r .....v. .......' . ...... . .. .. Muenchow takes MSA election By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC Meadow party candidates Kurt Muenchow and Darrell Thompson emerged as the new executive officers of the Michigan Student Ass...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 28, 1986 4 New heart attack treatment found By LISA DRESNER A University cardiologist has con- cluded that using a balloon to open restricted arteries for the treatment of heart attacks is more effective than using a drug which has been standard treatment for several years.' Dr. William O'Neill, an assistant professor of internal medicine, says in the March 27 issue of the New England Journal of M...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 28, 1986- Page 3 MSU moves up application deadline By LAURA COUGHLIN Due to a 43 percent increase in ap- plications, Michigan State University may stop accepting applications for next fall's freshman class about four months early. MSU director of admissions Bill Turner expects to receive as many as 18,000 ap- plications for 6,700 spaces in the freshman class. TURNER said the admissions office may stop acce...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Friday, March 28, 1986 The Michigan Daily 4 I Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Wasserman IT WAS A &REAT DO'i CON&G2E6 of 'The UNITED &TRE-5 / Vol. XCVI, No. 121 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board Apathy and activism CONTRA MD VOTE rFORz Tg toti"%14 i9 .I I' MO0T ONLY DID WE REIST AU. ". 1 w 11 11 q STUDENT LEADE...…
…The Michigan Doily-- Friday, March 28, 1986 - Page 5 Experts debate AlS By PETER MOONEY and public health viewpoint. and DOV COHEN "The rationale is that we can better handle Should the spread of Acquired Immune (AIDS policy) in the state of Michigan. (But) we Deficiency System be controlled by selective know what's going on. There are 136 reported testing and reporting, or is this a violation of civil cases in Michigan," he said. "We probab...…
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…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 28, 1986 Plane crashes into school, killing 22 Gunman caught near Reagan BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) - A French fighter plane crashed into a school yesterday, killing 22 people - many of them children - and touching off a violent anti-French demonstration in this former colony, officials said. Thirty people were injured when the jet crashed into the school in a heavily populated Moslem...…
…Softball vs. Western Michigan Tuesday, 3 p.m. Varsity Softball Diamond SPORTS Baseball vs. Adrian Sunday, 1 p.m. Ray Fisher Stadium - ----- - ------------ The Michigan Daily Friday, March 28, 1986 Page 9 - - - -I -- - -------- 'M'hurlers wind up for big weekend By SCOTT G. MILLER Before the start of the season, baseball coach Bud Middaugh felt pit- ching was the strength of his team. This thought can gain validity this weekend as t...…
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…V W w w 0. v w S What's happening around Ann Arbor FRIDAY Campus Cinema The Man with the Golden Gun (Guy Hamilton, 1974) MTF, 7 pm, Mich. Roger Moore stars as James Bond in pursuit of bad-guy Christopher Lee. It becomes a one-on-one battle of wits and skill. Thunderbolt (Terence Young, 1965) MTF, 9:15 pm, Mich. In this 007 classic, Sean Connery as Bond is after the evil organization SPECTRE. Action, excitement, and beautiful women. Mephi...…
…V V V V 7W FILM V 7W x ..: a a c a;. :F MUSIC Saturday's show- Shepp's sax sounds Local duo tackles featur By Marc S. Taras T HIS SATURDAY EVENING Ann Arbor residents will have the op- portunity to hear the music that legends are made of at the Ark. Ann Arbor's folk emporium, rapidly becoming known as the hottest venue for jazz in town, will play host to the Eclipse Jazz presentation of the Ar- chie Shepp quartet. The original fire- b...…
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…V V V V V -W 7W w _ V U U COVER STORY Whatever THE STEPS of Hamilton Hall are empty now. At this time last year, the steps to Columbia University's main administration building were blockaded by as many as 500 students demanding divestment of Columbia's South Africa-related investments. But since the school's Board of Trustees decided to divest last year, "apar- theid has been a relatively dead issue on campus," said Maya Angellini of...…
