…VIETNAM GESTURE See Editorial Page ol LIEvi4au IEIUIQ TRANSITIONAL High-32 Low-low 20s See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 68 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, November 29, 1978 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Demswith Kenworthy, looking to April BY KEITH RICHBURG The political analysts have barely completed sifting through the Nov. 7 election returns, but already the April city election contests have begun to take form. Although there hav...…
…THE AWAKENING OF THE FACULTY See Editorial Page C, 4c 131kp ~Iaitij STICKY High-84 Low-58 Humid, chance of rain Vol. LXXXII, No. 17 DEFERMENTS MAY END: Nixon approves Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 29, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages new draft law WASHINGTON (M)-- President Nixon yesterday signed the bill extending the military draft until June 30, 1973. The bill authorizes Nixon to order an end to deferments for col- lege u...…
…THE AGONY OF PAKISTAN See Editorial Page .iL £ir iArn i!11a44*b PUMPKIN High-67 Low-37 Sunny and cooler, chance of frost Vol. LXXXII, No. 43 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, October 29, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages SENATE ACTIONS: U.N. meets tid Legislature cut passes defeat plea agains using WASHINGTON ,(A) - The Senate strongly voted down last night the first proposal to cut United States support of the United Nations in the wake...…
…NIXON'S SLUSH FUND See Editorial Page YI 1 Sr ~IaitiF FRIGID High-17 Low-6 Partly sunny, more snow possible Vol. LXXXI, No. 92 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 29, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages .; ,l:.: PESC hurt in funding shortages Enthusiasm high among students for new courses By DANIEL JACOBS Saddled with continuing financial difficulties, the Pro- gram for Educational and So- cial Change (PESC) has be- gun to turn its effor...…
…Women in Law: Can they cut through the ivy? The trials of gaining admission Combatting traditional sex roles By MIKE SLAUGHTER EDITOR'S NOTE: in these two articles, The Daily explores the admission of women to the University's Law School and theit reactions to being among a 1Q per cent minority of the school's enrollment. Tomor- row, The Daily will look at job placement oppor- tunities for, women latw graduates. "You're too cute to ne...…
…q SUPPORTING AFRO HOUSING See Editorial Page L A6F A6P .4flt t a rh, n p n i TW7 :43 tii PLATONIC High--47 Low-29 Increasing cloudiness, showers possible - ,._ Vol. LXXXII, No. 135 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 29, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages I Ten Cents Ten Pages Opportun ity Program Members cite ineffectiveness, lack of leadersh unit hit by resignations ip Report questions services By CARLA RAPOPORT Executive Editor The...…
…Kunstler decries system's violence By HESTER PULLING A quiet audience of over 3,000 Sunday night heard William Kunstler, defense lawyer for the 'Chicago 7,' discuss vio- lence and its effects on American society. Kunstler is currently in Detroit de- fending three local White Panthers charged with conspiring to bomb the Ann Arbor CIA office in fall, 1968. "Ever since Kent State and the Cam- bodian invasion there has been a cre- scendoing desir...…
…THE HIDDEN COST OF DEFENSE SPENDING See Editorial Page WE L w F43U 4E ai1ij CAPRICIOUS High--57 Low-52 Cloudy, rain ending Turning cooler Vol. LXXXI, No. 49 I Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, October 29, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages U' classified research: Mum's the word By DAVE CHUDWIN Third of a four-part series A ten-foot high fence topped with barbed wire surrounds the complex of research laboratories. Once inside one of th...…
…CAPITAL PUNISHMENT See editorial page tAIt Wtan Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom iiiaiti ADAMANT High--670 Low-43o See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 142 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 29, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Radiation leaks due to Pa. plant mishap HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - An ac- cident at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant apparently damaged the reactor core and sent radioactive material into the atmosph...…
…ILLOGICAL POSITIVISM See Page 4 Ci r Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4n 40w a t CONTINUED CLOUDY High-60 LOW54 Scattered showers by evening with little temperature change. VOL. LXX, No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGE PROTESTS POLICIES: SGC Supports Picketing Turkish Troops Patrol Istanbul To Curb Anti-Government Riot Student Government Council yesterday endorsed student picket- Ing and any o...…
…ATTITUDES VARY ON KHRUSHCHEV'S VISIT See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom i1 CLOUDY, RAIN High-76 Low--63 Cloudy with showers today, turning cooler toward night VOL. LXX, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES Regulations Booklet Issued; Group Rules Set By KENNETH McELDOWNjEY A clear line has been drawn between Student Government Council and Joint Judiciary Council in disciplinar...…
…REQUIRED CLASSES NOT NEEDED 'icl r dhrp Zat33 CLOUDY, WARMER High---5 Mostly cloudy, warmer with slight winds. Showers expected late today See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXX No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX PAG State To Legislature onsider Tax Meets Crisis STRIKE CONTINUES-David J. McDonald (right), president of the United Steelworkers, holds a conference with Arthur J. G...…
… -- f _ .. j _ -" ,j r, .. f J ._ _... .L . - j - _ J ._ .., _ " -' . . { l _, T t. . _, r . .. f. I I - ^ J ... ' ... f - L 4, :. ... .o- J , _ , r -7 0 C bA . U ... .j ^i i 'I. 4. r; N r'" 1 f y. _ t - vl Hy MTi r, f. ^ 4 J t r , J r y ~ ^l J. ! . j T ^ Zr r: CA, . S 3 t L"7 J. 4 I 111 ,t E p, 'r J' L o mq~ k*- z , d .:. x: r 4-F Q .. - . , r c yr t / _ v .-, fa , f _ 1 _ :^f - f J + -A L 94 V a U- 7Z: 7Z 7Z: 7:z ...…
…The..MichiganDail ANN ARBOR, M 111ClAN~, i'>FSl). \ \ XANCNs' 2o, ttlit7. VOL. XVII. No(. 90c. CHICAGO SUGGESTS WESTERN "BIG FOUR" Michigan, Chicago, Wisconsin and Minnesota May flak Four-Year Football Schdule. TIhe latest thing in the athletic sita- tit of the tttitdllwest i te play of a "Big Ponsttr footlall scitle. Ci- cagot till tthy Micigani et fall, Wis- con sint will comte back oto the fold againt atd lMitttesota, nmtre lhan anx- oit...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. ANN AI i}()R, Mi 1ICIGAN, lIIi AY, ?iARCHi 2(), fo0),7 Nix. 132. ------ . .... MODERN LANGUAGE PROBLEMS DESCRIBED Professor (randgent Tells Teacher Why European Students Are Superior to American. "I1 lo not ixieli'i therei, "'xc 'cx xas alaga xxge asxi' xiffiiclxx it I xi x xxxa Trench. IIhave been ,trnxicini i l xx iti ix~lIfix butxxal fe'x' oflxx i1' ':l es~v ( I-iixi N i ntix I iix'sinx xiixixx (xxckinx oi...…
…The Michigran aily No. 1; LAWS 9UALIFY FOR FINALS; bITS WIN Engineer-i Are Shut Out, S toO0- Gfilbert Twirls Good (Game Last Semi-Final Game Today. firatlrCI, cure; Wcrc 1,l: 11:Iif ()f the f4mrth, wi pct hll, Flitcrllft lccl t itlrlcr clt+ ice. ltki _lI rrrur rIt -lltirt S.lx .ICI: e c rc ;Ill cm trccl into tllt° lici 1 htit waI it het hx 1jTEACHERS MUST M .(,A IA S t '' I) r iialdthe "ia tlll t he yii - Il-- w ill I-i-i- lat-cd ithl :I.I...…
…CITY COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS See editorial page - C, r 111k i6r Aai FAIR AND MILD High--70 Low--49 Partly cloudy with chance of showers. Vol. LXXViII, Nb. 150 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, March 29, 1968 Seven Cents Big Ten Athletic Heads To Evaluate DISC( By HOWARD KOHN Neither Commissioner Bill Reed sing said similar practices exist- admitted he employed athletes on passed in 1957, which prohibits available to athletes on their Be Executive...…
…Boston College 49 Purdue . ..... 37 Michigan State 28 Southern Cal.. 24 Kansas . . . . . . 38 Nebraska .... .17 Missouri . . . . . 44 Navy ..... . .15|Notre Dame.... 22 Baylor ...... .10 Northwestern . 7 Indiana ..... 20;Minnesota ....13 Illinois ....... 0 St. Norbert . .. 42 River Falls .. 13 ON THE SEVENTH DAY, THEY RESTED See editorial page" 1E 4br A6F A& 4 lp :43 a t I I - y TEPID l'igh-70 Low-46 Partly cloudy and cool Vol. LXXIX No...…
…SU PORT NATIONAL STUDENT STRIKE See editorial page I- 43ZUI 4 CLOUDY High-45 Low-32 Turning cooler toward evening Vol. LXXIX No. 52 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, October 29, 1968 Ten Cents Ten Pages City suedf or illeoal tax levy Five officials accuse( of f raud ill circuit Court By PHILIP BLOCK A suit charging Ann Arbor and five city officials with "construe- ' tive fraud" in the levying of over $2 million in illegal taxes will be heard...…
…FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT :Y L Sir iAan Dait FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL LXXVIII, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1967 FIFTY-FOUR PAGES The Hatcher Years: A Legacy of Laissez- a ire' Harlan H. Hatcher ill end h many ways, some obvious, some 15-year term as University Presi- subtle. dent. in December. This article is an analysis of his presidency writ- President Hatcher's administra- ten ...…
…'RECALLED TO LIFE': RENT STRIKE TALE See editorial page. Yl e lflfr igau :3aity CLOUDY, DRIZZLY High--Upper 40's Low-Lower 40's Windy, with occasional rain and drizzle Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1967 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES Reduced State Funds Undercut 'U' Wage Policies By MARK LEVIN Improvements in faculty and salary wage programs have been seriously undermin...…
…Northwestern . 17 Illinois . . . . . . 17 Purdue . . . . . . 41 Wisconsin ... .13 Ohio State . .. .13 Iowa . . . .. . . . . 22 Notre Dame... 24 Indiana ...... 42 Oklahoma . . . . 7 Mississippi . . . 14 Indiana, Pa. . . 23 Michigan State 12 Arizona . . . . . . 7 Missouri . . . . . .0 Houston . . . . .13 Slippery Rock 7 WAITING FOR GODOT AT THE UGLI See editorial page C I LitA14a Dali Ii WARMER "l1gh-a0 Low-28 Rain likely tonight cooler to...…
…WOMEN'S HOURS: RESTORING RIGHTS See editorial page (ZAP 0w 43au &4 tII#I COLD High -28 Low-12 Continued cold, snow, tomorrow Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1967 . SEVEN CENTST EIGHT PAGES Inner City Course To Offer On-Locale Education By DANIEL ZWERDLING University undergraduates will eat, sleep and work next fall where Detroit slum dwellers rioted last summer...…
… PACKARD BYPASS MEETS MODEL CITIES See Editorial Page Lilti~iau E itj MUSHY high-35 Low-30 Cold, rain turning to snow by evening _ _ 4 . lr . Vol. LXXX, No. 99 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 29, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages BYLAW ISSUE: Fleming discounts impact of disruption Senate drug OKs ill By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ President Robben Fleming has informed Student Govern- ment Council that threatened disruptions of Regents' m...…
… SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page A61P A6 Sirj tg ~~Etai1 WINDBLOWN Nilgh-33 Low-17 Continued cold, chance of rain or snow Vol. LXXX No. 146 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 29, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Faculty decision panels begin to seat students BY ANITA WETTERSTROEM Although departmental decision- making committees have tradition- ally been composed solely of faculty members, many committees, in the past year, have been ...…
…f VXcii XVII ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.,I RII). \ ' I'III>lIIn 20, l()IIoNo No.. OHIO W ESLEYAN MAY SCORE ON VARSITY Light Work Given Varsity Last Night --Ohio Wesleyan Comes Tomorrow for First Game of the Season. Owing to the excesent heat andel ac- cnilaminnr injuries to players. Coach Yost anid-iDiretor Keene Fitzpatrick de itnot ttoahave a cilagni last riht ind cnisequecntly tecr od 1hicht journieed to Fcy fed wededttheir wiatunomewanrd isl...…
…0The Mic iga D il ANN ARBIOR, MICHIGAN SL'NI\ [) OI I RR I 2 1905. Vot. XVIl. No. ;io DiRAKE SWAMPI MICU Varsity Scores Decisive Victory Over Willie Heston' s Pupils--Barlow Stars at Quarter--Score 48 to 0. it cilhe a ot t i \-l "e c peotutdth toth ma \ihc li tt' t-tDrake pthel b-ill c-tlea i-atiek. ttt)hod\ite ga a vest- iii a bthe n s kit ftetir tteftsthe Vo~tls,, otitcs score four t le- hal epatedly afeMihgnadcr r ie it witin srikig itn...…
…The Michi0'ganDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, H \RCf I29, 906. d'oL. XVI. No 1i 29. SCHOOL MEN GATHER FOR THREE DAYS' MEETING Classical Conference Today Pre- cedes Annual Session of Mich- igan Schoolmasters Club. prominoentOeductors froim all over the country a wi be gusts of the university for the onext fIwsaysit 0te forty-irs mingoftiiicihiga Shtooliasters club andtgnesraleitucatioiial coferece whichr is to opra todyini Sarah-Caswe...…
…-The Michigan Da~ly "01'. XVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,. SLNI)AY, A P RL, 29, 196. No. 148. PRESIDENT ANGELL - CHAMPIONS OF AMERICA. MINSTREL SEAT SALE SPEAKS PLAINLY ____ ___ __ HOUR IS CHANGED SaysTha theUniersty Mst aveSale Begins at One O'clock Tomorrow More Money or Lose Prestige I# -Wild Man From Australia -$500,000 Needed. - May Be Secured. At aisi t ba iqu tlteld tbyteUCvityEn The time of tie seat sae of tie bit -tlllt ~t~tlisll \tosi toy ...…
…The Michigan Daily dTOL- XVI. ANN ARBOR, MICH-IGAN, T' )A.Y2'). l902. No.17%3 LAWS WIN DOUBLE VICTORY FROM RIVALS Engineers Lose Both Class Baseball Game and Subsequent Rush---Ward Wins Pitchers' Battle. ite ngieer we e resito submifit to a duble eeat yesterdiao- cit cth hans o thir-tine-hnord ivathe e - futuritlgal tli ts of t mic t .t eesut ll' rc ic hsslicofthey lt itris n t t hie concii i n Iitlistsant enint e mii xed inth cus ir spec...…
…TWO VIEWS OF BETTING 5.. page 4 C, r Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Daii4 FAIR, COOL VO&. LN ..37,ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX FAG Elect Roncalli Pope; Three-Day Deadlock * * * End AGAIN: Quemoy shellin Lessens TAIPE (')--The shooting over the Quemoy Offshore islands ebbed yesterday. Tension eased as Red gunfire slacked off. The Nationalists announced that 297 Red shells hit the Quemoys ...…
…Ijc ti. or At. Waihi. VOL. V. No. 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. t CENTRAL HEATING PLANT. tion. On the opposite side of the tun- nel from the pipes are placed the elec- All Campus Buildings to be Heated tric wires. From a Single Power House.- The Big Chimney and Tunnel. A student returning to the campus after the summer vacation would scarcely recognize it as the place he left this spring. Th...…
…ljc U. of ,. Waili. VOL. V. No. 26. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1894. PRICE'-THREE (CENTS. NOT BEATEN SO FAR. .Michigan, 18; Case, . - Ferbert Captains the Team Well, Though Injured. Those w1h0 predicted that the team; would be defeated Saturday, bease of its crippled condition, were agree- ably disappoiifed. Case Scoiol gave us at ganme too lose t lrt to lbe pleasant, bit the gimle cloctd with the s'ore 1.8-8 1)111urfavo...…
…Ijc U', of , ' ll lail9 Inow Vol V. NTO. 85. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2() 1819. PRICE-TOREE CNS IN MIEMO(RYOF BURINS.E A REAL CALETDONIAN INTER- TAINMIENT AT UNITY CLUB. Bagpipes and Highland Dances as in the Time of Burns,--Good Music. Readings and Addresses. .08-i844' lst: '44 hul'- at 1111Illit.i11111a chuirchli 8448 t1114hill1 11118414111. Ilii 144-88-ld 01 opo (44''.i444'(10411044 iti' 0* Is(n1.4i'144414448114' I Ii...…
…sI.ot.W in VoL. V. No. 129. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1895. PRicE-TIIREE CENTS. HYMN TO APPOLLO. Ge freek to higher eggh intellectual life wis FO THA ULMET NOG DSU E T SUNG THE FIRST TIME IN THIS flt' singing of the recently dto.'ov- INDOOR MEET HELD TONIGHT Tries to learn without books. COUNTRY AT THE CONFERENCE. ed hynmn to Aptollo followed, flis IN WATERMAN GYMNASIUM. Some people though try to use -was not only the trat of t...…
…tt of VOL. V. NO. 145) UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. VO.I o 4 NVEST FMCIA.MODY PI 9 I85.PIETRECNS DETROIT A. C. DEFEATED. IT WAS A SLOW GAME AND AN EASY VICTORY FOR MICHIGAN. Watkins Pitched a Splendid ame But Was Poorly Supported-The . A. C. Were Badly in Need of Practice-Errors Numerous. Sarday's ganei betwoees Michigan 1;a1n1 tei D. A. C. teasnr proved to hoe11n unteresting contet, salthogh several ...…
…tt* I'- Vow V. No. 1 t 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. fl VL V No 171 UNVERITY F MCHIANWEDNSDA, MY 29 185. RICETHRE CNTS "VARSITY IS IN SHAPE. THE TEAM WILL PUT UP A STRONG GAME. The Cornell Team and Their Rec- ord- Priest Will Occupy the Box- Seats Are to be Free at the Game -The Yellow and Blue Umbrella Will Cut a Great Figure at Detroit. Michriganand Coriiell xwilHagil scoat in atDecoratioii Day l...…
… 3eV r 0 94 PaiL 4 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER29, 1899. No. 57. TO WIN Michigan Team and Rooters Leave Today for Chicago. DEFEATED IN '93 MICHIGAN EX- PECTS TO WIN FROM WIS- CONSIN TOMORROW. The First Football Game Between These Universties in 5 Years. Wisconsin Won, 34 to 18. '99 'VARSITY SQUAD. STREET M'DONALD GILL SWEELEY BARCABUS H. WHITE KRAMER HERNSTEIN CUNNINGHAM FITZGERALD MECHLING BROOKFIELD BAIN M. L. WHITE WILS...…
…She ulo Of 94 PaiL 4 VOL. X. ANN X. FfH,, MI1CHL., MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1900 No. 91. W Noel'BHOYS' EAGLE." toueihing at Anan Arhotr, in tardee to FESTIVAL ARTISTS. oelOld Paper Published bil Vni sailed i an oatyany, and arriv ed int tert Schumann-H-einch, Contralto, cersitit otudents 52 Years Ago. tnt i thb citti eett Been Engaged. TM aaj. ettC.neansoStat St.ttoeaihnnttahat l thelI e ti will ra Fine soeepel-tts itn tert-tigttain t deat H ...…
…be 't.of $ 4 Pai1 . VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, RICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1900. No. 137. TO0 BE OUT Changes of tie Demonstrative Ipse, The Lat Number of the S. L. A. SpringClarence Linton eader, University of Course Will be Saturday Night. Sp i.gSoon For Baseball Practice. Michigan; An Inscribed Cylix by Champ Clark is one of the all-around Announcem ent The gradual improvement of tie Drs recently brought to America, men in Congress. He has a...…
… Yf f- --1 ALI) r IFS n. _ t.Y .. - .4 f 7 fill nn VOL. a - ANN ARBOR, MICH. TUESDAY, MAY 29.,'1900. - No. 180. rl~l .r -.DICORATft P GM high school of Detroit and they 'meet SaM $O - on t i dapop at Bennett Park at We sajTels the °Tale of the 0p 5,j~ es h cf ae As -Crnell-Michiqsnj Downs Penn. ''iestern Chmpionship. to fight it out 1is also witt be an t- n a Est ame 7 to 2. Announcemw l ir--h Decoratioo Day gooesshisletsfor Ptsiggm o hu no...…
…MEETING REVEALS 'U' WEAKNESS See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom :4I iIajj as PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LXIX, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX I Panama Receives International Aid nAmn.erican States Approve Action To Halt Flow of Cubans to Country PANAMA (A)-Two bearded officers of the Cuban revolutionary- army sailed down the coast in a motor launch, yesterday to persuade a band of inva...…
…be Nor Patti)* VOL. XI: ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29,:1900. No. 6. Announcement S Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of i900 has arrved and is arrangedi for inspec- tion. The same careful attention is given to the eyles and finish of every suit, whether to e used for husiness purposes or for full dress occasions. 6. H, WILD O,, so8 E. Washington St. BATH TOWELS' AT ALL PRICES FOR YOUR ROOM O...…
…Wbe e f _ r r. ti , " ' ® e; l . VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESLAY,, JANUARY 29, 1901. No 93 Announcement THROUGH THE NECK Phi Delta Phi's Banquet Prof. Herdman as Discovered That l(, legal fraternity. Phi Delta SukpcillneIli.haditi( Sanul liaqet Ou pca ie Diphtheria Germs Can Be Made Saturtay eveing at thetinoelltluse. of foreign and Anti-Toxine By an Electric Detroit. The affair hi year was an domestic fabrics Current elboteil'and( n...…
…__/ i L , -- I I i /" Vo.X.ANAbdOMCL M , MId~l 1293 191, No. 137' VOL. Z.I. ANN ARBOR, MICI-I.. I'VI'JA ..Our Special Linle of.... Foreign and Domestic FABRICS FOR SPRING has ar rived and is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest at- sor: onet in the cit, 6. H. W"ILD Co.a io8 E. Washington St. ADAMS' SALTED PEANUTS received fresh every day... WI LDER'S PHARMACY YOU KNOW wohere to get.. A GOOD LUNCH ANDI SMOKE It, E. Jolly, 30S .S...…
…beNOf 9 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICIL. WEDNESD)AY. MAY 29 1901 No. 180 .Our Special Line Of.... WHAT THEY USED TO DO In 1, rig-i-lo alttitindtlii it retol MEET WILL BE CLOSE ________ervie, the l)o ksys: 'Eter t- orinadDnetcStudents Used to Have Guardians SIi)o herhtr t Csch' ofth Michigan Appears to Have Best Chance F B IS Ifsr Their Money and b; Com- (telilbs ot the villiie of AmIIArbor'ifor Winning ouit at Cicags June F I C eled to Attend Religio...…
…Tigers lose, one & one-half games out "ee Story. Page 9 A DESECRATION OF JUSTICE See Editorial Page C, r Siri 14)a.tt'n SOAKED High-63 Low-42 For details, see today .,, Vol. LXXXII, No. 20 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 29, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages today... McCracken doubts Nixonomics University Economics Prof. Paul McCracken, who retired earlier this year as chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, doe...…
…Michigan buries Minnesota, 42-0 See story, Page 9 McGOVERN FOR PRESIDENT See Edjtorial Page Lw r~g~ ~Iaitj FALLING High--54 Low-35 For details, see today . VoL LXXXI1I, No. 46 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 29, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages today... if you see news happen call 76-DAILY Sheriff notes Undersheriff Harold Owings, the Republican candidate for sheriff, announced this week he would appoint the city's Deputy Police Chie...…
…CITY COUNCIL GERRYMANDER See Editorial Page Y Lw A ~~Iati4 BLEAK High-28 Low-21 See today . .. for details Vol. LXXXIII, No. 68 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, November 29, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages itoday.. I if you see news happen call 76-DAILY :C:.. . :: . . .. :: .. :>. .. .i'' .:. ::' .. :.... : ..:::. . . .. . .. .. . :. x .:z :::t. . . ... 3C;. c3i~2 . Gra ding re form may be delayed Teenage fantasies The minds of impressi...…
…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom Lit I3U1 lttla CLOUDY Partial cloudiness and low temperatures. High in the mid-40s. Lows in the 20s. Vol. XCI, No. 48 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 29, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Editors arrested outside athletic board meeting By MAUREEN FLEMING and TOM MIRGA The editor-in-chief and an editorial page editor of The Michigan Daily were arrested last night f...…
