…'he Weather Cloudy, colder in southeast portion today; Saturday partly cloudy. QJ .g 5kFA~ Iaitt .... VOL. XLIV No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1933 ______________ t Monetary Program Criteized Sharfiman Disapproves Of Government 'Tinkering' With Currency Favors Repudiation Of Experimentation 12 University Professors Sign Statement Asking For MoneyStability Prof. J. Leo Sharfman, chairman of the department of economic...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'Sr 4t4 Iqtt zijar 4bo 411 t MEMBER ASSOCIATEI PRESS __ VOL. XLII. No. 32 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1931 PRICE FIVE '3i..,. TAXIS CUT PRICES TO GAIN BUSINEISS: Council's Action on Question One Week Away; Meters May Be Ordered.f M'KAIN LEADS FIGHTa 'Must Revise Treaty' Buick, Red Arrow Change Rates to 25 Cent Charge; United Increases Costs. With city action on taxicab rates due one week f...…
…he Michgan Daily A Reliable Directory of Reliable Busines ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1911. MORE LANE BLACKSMIlTIIS ,. r Cf f,1r.,fl Tn fl rYi-N t nuw f[Llnr n7 ISOrUIWES[ERNER'4 TO ORGANIZE 12 ENGINEER IS AMN ) '13 SO TrW'~ f ~1 r~ U A~'1f * * * * * * * * * * * t ' >f Eleven, and restimation of Reasons As- Ten disciples of Vulcan ascended from the dark depths of the under- world last night and returned to their fi...…
…~1iedI~lipan ~&I~ CELEBRATING OUR ONE-IIUNI)REDI-TWENTY-FIFTIIYEAR OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM Ann Arbor, Michigan Monday, November 3, 2014 michigandailycom DAVE BRANDON RESIGNS Former Steelecase CEO Jim Hackett to serve as interim AD, Schlissel announces After resignation, 9 contract settlement topayformerAD $3M By JENNIFER CALFAS ManagingNews Editor Though Dave Brandon will no longer serve as the Univer- sity's Athletic Director starting Nov. 1, t...…
…W ' w THE WEATHER SFAR AND COLDER TODAY AI L 4 Awn' t p it j AGGIE GRIDDERS INVADE NEXT SATURDAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922 PRICE FIVE CEN' _ LABOR PARTY BOWS TO CONSERVAIVES U ALLIED REPARA TIONS COMMISSION MEETS Triangles To Try ETIurningSandsyT s Brvees O 8TO PRE VENT GERMA NFINANCIA L COLLAPSE!BrigSnsT BravnessOf 8 Tes Neohyt- BAR TWO PLAYER'S FROM TAKINGPARlT IN GRID CONTESTS !...…
…michigandaily.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Tuesday, November 3, 2015 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM Discussion points to special interests as detriment to the collective good By DANIEL OH For the Daily Hundreds filled Rackham Auditorium on Monday to hear Naomi Klein, a noted Canadian author and social activist, discuss her new book, “This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate.” The book dis...…
…Last year, LSA sophomore Lauren Schandevel and Sociology Prof. Dwight Lang had an informal discussion about the absence of social class in University of Michigan class curriculum. Schandevel and Lang both noted that though the University has a Women’s Studies Department and a Department of Afroamerican and African Studies, which intersect with social class, there is no major that focuses solely on socioeconomic st...…
…In November 2015, while other students were focusing on midterms, football games and the fast-approaching Michigan winter, then-LSA senior Zachary Ackerman had something else on his mind. He was running for Ann Arbor City Council. “I grew up in Ann Arbor and grew up as a pretty nerdy kid. When I was 15 and a student at Pioneer High School, that nerdiness channeled itself into an interest in politics and government. Figuring...…
…New COVID-19 research from the Uni- versity of Michigan reveals little spread of the virus between the campus and the surround- ing community last fall. Lead researcher Dr. Adam Lauring, a virologist and infectious disease physician at Michigan Medicine, told The Michigan Daily the results of the study are important because previous work related to COVID-19 transmis- sion in college environments has been quite ambiguous in the past. Thi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 3, 1999 NATION!WORLD Diversity issues on campus cause mixed reactions S UDY Continued from Page 1 of other cultures and what the universities have done to address racial tolerance issues. "Colleges and universities seem to be interested in continuing dialog across sig- nificant groups in campuses - including faculty, administration and students - identifying the lessons learned from past initiative...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Tuesday, November 3, 1998 NATION/WORLD Swedish fire's death toll hits 62 GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) - The "It's important that people have a hdeath toll in Sweden's worst fire disas- clear understanding that the authorities' -ter of modem times rose to 62 after two approval of the premises was not a -youths died yesterday, the latest victims joke," chief prosecutor Ulf Noren, who of a dance-hall inferno. is leading th...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 3, 2000 NATION/WORLD Car bomb escalates tensions in Mideast JERUSALEM (AP) - A thunder- ous car bomb killed two Israelis near a crowded Jerusalem market yesterday, escalating tensions as Israeli and Palestinian leaders put off a truce announcement meant to end five weeks of fighting. Islamic militants claimed responsi- bility for the blast, which killed the daughter of a right-wing Israeli politi- ...…
…?R~ MYeW!t~A1# SfAL? ___________________ G. HI. Wild Comfpany The Largest Stock inthie City of Exclusive Styles in WOOLENS For Gentlemen's Wear Everything required for Suits, Overcoats, Fancy Vesting, and Trouserings, and of high cfass fabrics and speciat styes. Full Dress Suits a Specialty G. H. Wild Comfpally 311 Soth State Street A Few Passe Partout Pictures comprising prists- Christy and Gibson Drawings some hand colored sketches and p ic...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL.V !C A VV?3 t7Ott At+xxlicn V th . 'IU~llAS, NOVEMBERK 3, 1962 ;Z, ,, ECKSTEIN COMMENTS: War May Alter Indian Policy Candidates Bach Plans For Peace S I I no By THOMAS DRAPER V "War with Red China may well be a turning point in Indian his- tory," Prof. Alexander Eckstein of the economics department said re- cently. Red China's attack caught India off guard militarily, economically and ideologically. The war ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 196- PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1064 LABOR RIFT: Employes Charge EMU 'Unfairness' ARTS and LETTERS By Gail Blumberg 'Invalid' Satirizes Doctors Brotherhood Program of Union Fails E I. By ROGER RAPOPORT Eastern Michigan University was recently charged with "discrimi- nation and unfair labor prac- tices" by Local 1666, American Federation of State, County and Municipa...…
…PAGE TWO, TIE MICHIGAN DAILY .gTTVnA'V RTt1tTvlUl"IK t7u o tttAlft PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Q1T~!W~ A V' ~ ~ "a' U IJA Y , 1 V EMBER 3, 1,963 t THIS WEEK'S EVENTS i ARTS AND LETTERS: Sawyer Cites Teaching As Museum's Purpose i TODAY 8:30 p.m. - The Professional Theatre Program will present Christopher Fry's "A Phoenix Too Frequent" and Moliere's "Scapin" in Trueblood Aud. 2 p.m.-The Ann Arbor Tutorial Project will hold an electi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lMISTICE DAY: UGC Votes Endorsement )f Assembly for Peace By KENNETH WINTER With S t u d e n t Government !ouncil President Richard Nohl," 52BAd, casting the tie-breaking ote, SGC asked support from in.- .ividuals and groups for "an Arm- stice Day assembly on peace in hie nuclear age," at its meeting ednesday night. The proposal was first suggest- d' during constituents' time by iouncil otes o Set Scope, )f Expression (Con...…
…Page 2-Saturday, November 3, 1979-The Michigan Daily Senate panel to step up action on $1.5 billion loan (Continued from Page 1) Chrysler aid bill outright. Yesterday's statement showed his goals are more modest. "It is my intention to see that the terms of any legislation reported (out of his committee) are as tough and protective of the public interest as possible," he said. THEY SHOULD insure maximum security for the federal guarantees an...…
…-Friday, November 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily You're invited to attend an evening seminar with Sheikh Sarmad Brody of the SUFI ORDER 1: spiritual health and healing; using con- ousness, energy and ecstasy onsciously or unconsciously Date: Monday, Nov. 6 ry being is capable of Time: 7:30, Price: $3.00 ling himself or others" Place:,Friends Meeting House 1420 Hill-769-7397 Financial interests divided on Proposal C By JULIE ROVNER Nearly everyon...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DRILY Wednesday, Nouember 3, 1971 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 3, 1971 A collection of streets and rooms Subscribe to The MichiganDaily DIAL 5-6290 ENDS WEDNESDAY "I wouldn't say McCABE is more enjoyable than M-A*S*H; it is simply richer and better, a clas- sic of its kind . . . be forewarn- ed: the trick of appreciating McCABE & MRS. MILLER is to settle back and let it gurgle over you. Neal...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Kazantzakis' new life on 'Odyssey' given Play of month opens' individual sales Tuesday, November 3, 1970 "I HAD MY GUTS TWISTED BY 'Z' AND 'EASY RIDER,' AND I DID NOT THINK THEY COULD DO IT AGAIN!" --Harlon Ellisoni, L.A. Free Press ! nterpretive stage By HERB MOTLEY, Nikos Kazantzakis is a Greek author, philosopher and p 1 a y- wright. His best known work in the United States is Zorba, the, Greek because o...…
…J' Engineers Propose Way o Find Moon Dust Depth THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN ANN ARBOR: Producer May Found Professional Theatre Crop and Saddle Riding Club To Meet Candidates Enumerate SGC Issues Three University engineers have 'ffered a way to determine if a pace ship will sink in moon dust. Concerned with the, question of rhether. the moon's surface dust would support or swallow a space hip and crew, the engineers sug- ested a way of finding ...…
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… Page- Two THE. MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 3, 1969 Poge' Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 3, 1968 records Elecriic By W. REXFORD BENOIT Personally, I play music to forget about my troubles. The United States of America takes me into another world, and the Bonzo Dog Doo-dah band al- ways makes me laugh. If enough good music filled the air (we're getting there fast) Ronald Reagan, Mayor Daley and Sheriff Harvey might all inst...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NQVENTBER 3, 1967 PAGE TWO TUE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1967 theatre 'U' Players Present 'Musgrave' cinema Leroi Jones' "The Dutchman:' Black Power Rides the IT 'World Communists Gather For Bolshevik Anniversary A *1 By ANDREW LUGG John Arden is one of the most important contemporary English playwrights. His plays are com- plex. The have guts. They deal with both a formal and an ide- ologi...…
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…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 9 Communication. INTER-COLLEGIATE. J. T. JACOBS. CAS. H. ALLMAND 3 L*l L34 Ann Arbor, Nov. 3, '4. The Uivesity of Pennsylvania of- PulTehal (udy xete uig'le lEdito, 1lveniig New, 1Detroit, fes the freshmen adt sohoors a JACOBS & AILMAND Mini.:geyerb two-houlr oulrse ill newsaperI prc- the Colege yer, ityDear cSir --Kindly perit mis'to cr-tc. JOEV OF M IHOEPEffNE ASSOIAIIOB reefst soe erroneous statements con- tic. EALIS IN ...…
…2 Published Daily (Sndys ecepted dig the College yer, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MCHIGAN. Orricz: The tnlad Pes, tening Blck. Bth Pheee, 147. MANAGING EDITOR. F NEsHAD,'1L BUSINESS MSANAGE. O. H. HANSs'0L. EtDITORIS. ATHILETICS,. . . G.1. IUsNUeT, '1 E T. . WeeaODa, '0 L. A. 1. MefnGLeeaa,'01 E A..G. BReWNE. 't2.E. J. B. Wee, 'it, L. J. MeeGOEese,'e, W. 5D. HICEYe, 'teEM, The subciption lprice ef the DALe setl2.50 tee the cllece yea, aits a reglerle...…
…Z THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Publishe Daiy(Mtttdtnsexctned) dutitts the Cttiioge yeart, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MAIN ORrICP BRANCH Ott-tCE Areas Bidg, Mall St. 336 S. stttle Street. Both 'Phonet 13. Nest State PYoe 82. 'Todays list of fat-bitil gaimes east nd set, furnishes the first set of de- inc contests for titis ears football 'etistsn. (Tonight will fintd two more of the big we'tersit ic...…
… Doge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 1972 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 3, ~ 97Z BOYCOTT CONTINUES: Dispute rages over NYC school From Wire Service Reports NEW YORK-For the first time in five days, 32 black and Puerto Rican children entered JuniorE High School 211 in Brooklyn's Canarsie section without encoun- tering the boo's and jeers of white demonstrators. However, white parents con- tinued their near-total ...…
…6 Page 2-Wednesday, November 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Industrial revolution will displace workeN By JACQUELINE LEWIS A new industrial revolution is taking hold in this country and as a result, three million jobs will disappear, ac- cording to one of the leaders of the Ann Arbor-based Minority Technology Council.1 Computer Aid Design and Computer Aid Manufacturing (CADCAM), as well+ as robotics will be the focus of the coming revolution, a...…
…I HOUSJ5EWARES &SPORT CENTERN WE RENT TOOLS WE FIX WIDGETS 221 E. WASHINGTON AT FIFTH AVE./769-4210 Page 2-Tuesday, November 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Big Ten faculty rep . . con sidered resigning r ~0 * EXCITEMENT 9 TRAVEL *RESPONSIBILITY INVESTIGATE THE NAVY A L TERNA TIVE 2 Year Scholarships Available (Continued from Page 1) During that time, Anton said, he and Shapiro had had one or two disagreements. "I have intended to raise so...…
…Page Two -FiE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 3, 1976 Poge Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 3, 1976 THEIK UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA AtCHAPELHILL. is now accepting appi-I cations f o r 1977 -78 from outstanding stu- dents at University of Michigan for the MBA program. FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO: THE MBA PROGRAM THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN ISTRATION CARROLL HALL 012-A Box 19I UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL,...…
…Page 2-Thursday, November 3, 1977-The Michigan Daily U.S. extends arms embargo, recalls attaehes from S. Afrjen WASHINGTON (AP) -The United States is prohibiting the export of ,, military and police equipment to South Africa and will recall two U.S. Embassy attaches in a further show of U.S. opposition to Pretoria's crackdown on dissent. , The announcement yesterday by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance rep- resents a tightening of an arms embarg...…
… Page Two I NE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 3, 19 /If i Charges fly in court race The Peoples' Choice -Continued from Pave 1) cal attornies as well as mem~-c goyne. bers of all three political parties. Both Burgoyne and Alexander The Koster-Elden contest pro- have expressed a willingness to vides more of a contrast on hold night and weekend court idealogical issues. Koster, who sessions for people unable to has a reputation for ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, November 3, 1973 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday,.... Novembe.. ,r 3 1 ThursdaysFriday- Saturday Nov 1.2.3 LOU DONALDO COMING Nov 8-910 STANLEY TURRENTINE Employes claim U, What Is It? { Mts dthem on htke How Can It Help You? 4 (Continued from Page 1) fice may be less conscientious in cording to another unit manager. awarding a merit increase to MEDIT TE T ANSC NDEN ALLYWe could see what they w...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 3, 1989 Belgian activist urges further disarmament .IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports MMMMR -1 i I by Mark Katz Daily Staff Writer With the recent Intermediate Nu- clear Forces treaty and plans for mil- itary reduction by Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev, "people think they have already won the battle against disarmament, but it's not true," Denise Peeters, a Belgian fem...…
…0 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 3, 1988 Hayne Continued from Page 1 the ever-lit cigarette. At 28, he com- plains about the chronic fatigue he feels from AIDS. Hayner also suffers from recurring bouts of bronchitis and has had to fight stomach parasites and thrush, a fungus inside the mouth. He undergoes a full battery of tests every month when he sees his doctor at University Hospitals. In the future, he is likely to de- ...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 3, 1987 State residents By MELISSA RAMSDELL Michigan residents support the construction of the Superconducting Super Collider in Michigan, according to a study by the University's Institute for Social Research. * Community support, in addition to geological and economic factors, is one of the criteria being considered by the federal government in selecting a site. " "Federal officials are very leary...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, November 3, 1992 SHE1 RE T O VOT E Where you vote depends on where you are registered. If you are not registered in the city of Ann Arbor, you should have applied for, and recieved, an absentee ballot. The map below shows wards and precincts for the Central Campus area. The table below should help you determine where to vote based on the address used when you registered. The address on your voter registrati...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 3, 2004 NEWS Kolb clinches final term in House NEWS IN BRIEF By Kristin Ostby Daily Staff Reporter Democrat Chris Kolb was re-elect- ed to represent Ann Arbor for a third term in the state Legislature yesterday, surpassing Republican opponent Erik Sheagren with a majority of the vote. "It's always very rewarding to be re-elected in Ann Arbor," Kolb said last night at a gathering of the local De...…
…2A - Friday, November 3, 2006 MONDAY: Ten Spot TUESDAY: Arbor Anecdotes Civil War touched all at 'U' More than half of students enlisted It was 1861. The nickname "the Wol- verines" had just been coined. The 44- year-old University only admitted men. A complete college education cost as little as $10. Cheap as it was, an education was far from the only thing on students' minds. On April 15, then-University President Henry Tappan announced ...…
… 2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 3, 2002 NATION/WORLD Calif. residents return home after evacuations NEWS IN BRIEF * " -VA i~ c Lu it mt t [wa 3N* i [1.wau ll I au...m u. . r'ni ----f J. JERUSALEM Arafat ready to accept offer for peace talks E ii SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) - A second wave of residents displaced by South- ern California's wildfires returned home yes- terday as a weekend of cooler, calmer weather helped fi...…
…2A -The Michigan Daily -Thursday, November 3, 2005 NATION/WORLD Roadside IbombI kills Si raq BAGHDAD (AP) - A suicide bomber detonated a mini- ; bus yesterday in an outdoor market packed with shoppers ahead of a Muslim festival, killing about 20 people anda wounding more than 60 in a Shiite town south of Baghdad. Six U.S. troops were killed, two in a helicopter crash west of the capital. Also yesterday, the U.S. command confirmed moves to s...…
…PAFE TWO t THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVE31BER 3, 1966 PAFE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3.1966 FILMS- Rays 'Pather Panchali': Monumental Film Bernstein To Leave Post As Philharmonic Leader By PAUL SAWYER Although each film in Satyajit Ray's Apu trilogy is a separate and self-contained unit, together they form what is beyond doubt the most monumental single work in the history of cinema. The theme is the life of a young ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1965 PAGE TWO TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVE~ER 3, 1965 HILL AUDITORIUM: Poznan Choir Gives Concert Of Classical, Religious Songs FINAL COOK LECTURE: Dunbar Labels Racial Issue 'America's Primary Problem' LYOBOV L'AMIOUR AI PYAII mLOVE LIEBE By FRITZ MILLER The sound of music heard at Hill Aud. last night echoed both the 500 years of the existence of the Poznan Choir and the f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHMEN ADMISSIONS: aroesbeek Evaluates poi cles Just. Barging In R'S NOTE: This is the t of a two part series on admission.) LICHAEL OLINICK e of the best backgroundj ences for this job is actu- work," Assistant Director of sions Byron Groesbeck said day. ,. appraising the 11,000 fresh-I ipplications that will flood office this year, Groesbeck ied that the Admissionsj is often "saved by statis- Because the applicants are...…
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…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, November 3, 1984 U-Clubs (Continued from Page 1). David Kaufman, editor of the Journal of Political Science. And their audience wasn't exactly as attentive as American television viewers. Happy hour drinkers carried on their private conversations and Leachman even had to ask the audience to "please, shut up." Those who did listen, however, thought the student politicians imitated the real presidential d...…
