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…ART S Friday, January 30, 1981 Page 7 Performance guide New Wave Benefit for the ERA-Three of Ann Arbor's most innovative bands-Gary Pryka and The Scales, The Flexibles, and Ragnar Kvaran-will be providing the show for the event-a political fundraiser. This is a good opportunity to support one of your favorite causes (New Wave) as well as the ERA. Friday, January 30, at 9:30 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. Jerry Lee Lewis - Another "undisputed K...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, January 30, 1983-Pageo. Fredricksen rises to Madman's' challenge By Chris Lauer D iary of a Madman, part of the Michigan Ensemble Theater's latest repertory, is a masterfully con- ceived blend of classic and experimen- tal dramatic technique. Erik Fredricksen's one-man performance as IPoprishchin, a Russian peasant unable to cope with the reality of the world, is an eye opening balance of humor and tragedy. Tramp...…

…ARTS Monday, January 30, 1989 The Michigan Daily Page 7 Opossums don't play dead BY JIM PONIEWOZIK T ONIGHT, the Opossums play at Rick's American Cafe. Well, not ex- actly the Opossums - not if you pay attention to the concert calendar posted at Rick's. It refers to them as "Folkminers minus Sam.", The Opossums, however, don't believe that they're "minus' any- thing. Yes, three of the members of the Chelsea-based band used to be in the ...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily PGe Thursday, January 30, 1986 'Why does RC dominate Hopwoods? "By Alan Paul E IGHT OF TEN 1986 Hopwood Underclassmen Award winners are students in the Residential '' llege Creative Writing Program. Why has the RC, which accounts for only 4.3 percent of the LSA student body, been so successful in producing writers? "The program is really good because it's not restricting," accor- 1ing to Mary Lynch, an RC sophomor...…

…Wrestling vs. Morgan State Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. C iaI r Arpnn SPORTS Men's Volleyball vs. Notre Dame Friday, 7:30 p.m. CCRB UriscA 17 B _ The Michigan Daily Wednesday, January 30, 1985 Page7 i orton: the toast of Yost By TOM KEANEY And why did you come to Mithigan?" -So goes one of the most irritating questions every freshman is constantly asked, beginning at orientation. STILL, YOU have to wonder why freshman Jeff Norton did. Why woul...…

…ARTS 7 S~iL r-:In. ..L Fridav. January 30, 1987 Tager r wie Mvichigan Daily 4 :Diverse talents highlight Folk Festival n ad-worn look to him fro m all By Joseph Kraus ,6 To be honest about it, the Tenth -Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival idisn't really just a folk festival. 3 It's actually a celebration of alternative music of several different iJtripes.With folk, blues, bluegrass, country, and acoustic rock erformers scattered throughou...…

…E~I- *1 T--- Page 8-Wednesday, January 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily WCHA Standings i North Dakota ...... MICHIGAN ...... Notre Dame ..... Minnesota...... Colorado College.. Wisconsin ........ Michigan Tech .... Michigan State .... Minnesota-Duluth. Denver .......... w 13 10 10 12 11 10 8 8 8 4 L 5 5 8 10 10 10 9 12 14 11 T 1 0 0 t 0 1 0 0 1 WMPL Radio Hockey Poll Pts. 1. Northern Michigan (9) ..........99 Pct. 2. North Dakota (1).)...…

…Page 8-Saturday, January 30, 1982-The Michigan Daily BL UE AT ILLINOIS TODA Y Cagers seek second straight win By LARRY FREED Special to the Daily CHAMPAIGN- Now that the young Michigan cagers have the eleven-game losing streak monkey off their backs, they can now concentrate on playing competitively for the rest of the Big Ten season. Fortunately for Michigan, it finds it- self facing the Fighting Illini of Illinois, a team which mirrors man...…

…01 Page 8-Friday, January 30, 1981-The Michigan Daily If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies CL',' =His' Hangups AreC Ma"" - 1 TListing of movies for a contest " sponsored by QUUUUopheniI STATE THEATER MIDNIGHT La Cage SHOWS Aux Follies Fri & Sat. (Birds of a Feather)Fri. S . Jan. 30-31 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Jus...…

…4 SPORTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, January 30, 1983 Page 8 Illini outlast Blue, (Continued from Page 1) good acting job." The first half was much like the first 10 minutes of the second stanza, as neither team could take a commanding lead and the Wolverines went into the lockerroom ahead, 38-36. A scary moment for Michigan came with a minute left in the opening period when Harper fouled Turner catching the Wolverine star in the face....…

…page 8- The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 30, 1989 Verge Continued from Page 7 If this sounds like a very odd play, you have exactly the right impression. Although it would be very difficult to describe the plot, it was not difficult to understand, due to a concept in theater upon which most playwrights depend. To make their play effective, the audience must participate in a "willing suspension of disbelief." They must trust that the produ...…

…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 30, 1986 4 New books: Of goddesses and robots By Leslie Eringaard Goddesses in Every Woman By Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolan Harper and Row, $7.95, 295 pp. "E VERY WOMAN has the leading role in her own un- folding life story," Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen begins in her introduction of Goddesses in Every Woman. The book is a new psychology of women and its author is a psychiatrist, trained in the Jungian t...…

…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 30, 1985 These are the HealthPlusofMichigan participating physicians in the Detroit andAnn Arbor areas. Is your doctor on this list? HealthPlus of Michgan Suburban West/Northwest/ Down River Communities Abbassian, A.A., MD Ahmad, Zaheer G., MD Ajuni, Roger, MD Ali, Shafgat, MD Alonzi, Mary, DO Appleford. Michael D., MD Armstrong, Paul E., DO Arnkoff, Marc S., MD Asbahi, Mowafak S., MD Ansum, ...…

…Page 8- The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 30, 1987 Heller discusses novels and politics By Alan Paul Joseph Heller must be considered one of the leading contemporary American authors. His first novel, Catch 22 , was published in 1961 and steadily grew in popularity from a cult classic to become one of the most widely read novels of the 60s and 70s both here and in Europe. Catch 22, ostensibly set at the end of World War Two and concem - in...…

…0 WOMEN CAGERS WIN, 89-86 IN OT: The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 30, 1980-Page 9 FORMER SPARTAN CHOSEN Blue d By MARK FISCHER Three last minute free throws ovded the difference for Michigan women's cagers last night at Crisler Arena as they took a thrilling 89-86 overtime victory from a tough 11-10 Louisville squad. A smoking Diane Dietz (15 for 26 from the floor) led the Wolverines with 31 points, but in the end it was two "quieter" ...…

…. #i SPORTS The Michigan Daily -------------- Friday, January 30, 1981 .. . ........ I - - = . . ........ - - Blue tames 'Cats, 77-52 +'. By JON MORELAND Special to the Daily EVANSTON - For the first 30 minutes last night, Michigan found itself entangled in yet another tightt Big Ten basketball game. Then the Wolverines scored 14 unanswered points t against Northwestern here, and suddenly found t themselves enjoying their first b...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 30, 1989 - Page9' Ssumis Continued from Page?7 er's, he and the guitarist had jammed together for fun for the past few years, and eventually the two began writing songs. When Lapides left, he was a natural choice to replace him. Neff's entrance into the band has also added a peculiar twist to their beefed-up sound - like Fletcher, Neff is a longtime bluegrass fan. Whereas Fletcher only added the oc- casion...…

…Women's Swimming vs. Michigan State Friday, 7:00p.m. Matt Mann Pool SPORTS Men's Basketball vs. Northwestern Tonight, 7:30p.m. Crisler Arena M The Michigan Daily Thursday, January 30, 1986 Page 9" NORTHWESTERN LIMPS INTO CRISLER Wolverines to host weakened Wildcats.: By ADAM MARTIN Back in November, at the Big Ten Press Luncheon in Chicago, North- western basketball coach Rich Falk had no idea his words were prophetic. "It's critical...…

…E 1 !. The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 30, 1987 - Page 9 I Roth: He's just a gigolo By John Logie Two-thirds of the way through the "Yankee Rose" video, David Lee Roth stalks toward the camera, and the veiwer is treated to a close- up of Diamond Dave's cojones. At first, this display seems gratuitous, and inappropriate. But upon reflection, it makes sense. Dave's balls are important. It was balls that drove Dave to Hollywood. It was ...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, January 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily ENTERTAINER REMEMBERED AS WARM, FUNNY: Jimmy Durante dies at age 86 (Continued from PageI1)' NONE OF Durante's family was present when he died, hospital spokeswoman Chris Thomas said. "The family went home about midnight," said family spokesman Joe Bleeden. However, he said Durante's wife, nephews Bobby and Julie Romano and actor Desi Arnaz planned to visit Durante's body at Godeau - and...…

…4 Page 10-Friday, January 30, 1981--The Michigan Daily He's Bourne to be a team player By MARTHA CRALL In many ways, Roger Bourne typifies this year's Michigan hockey team. He's a starting center on the number one line, but he is not counted on to score the big goal. No one player is. He's not a star. No one player is. But he's a smart, team hockey player who takes whatever is given him. And he's proud. That's what 1980-81 Michigan hockey i...…

…Women's Basketball vs. Purdue Friday, 8 p.m. Crisler Arena the Michigan Daily Icers ex BY TAYLOR LINCOLN SPECIAL TO THE DAILY -; COLUMBUS - The hockey team extended its winning streak to six games, its longest since the S980-81 season, sweeping Ohio State on the road this weekend, 5-4 and 7-3. In the last three weeks, Michigan hias launched itself from fifth-place into a second-place tie in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. "This is t...…

…Page 10- The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January 30, 1986 Lost in the shuffle: Former 'M' gridder Humphries tries to get a claw on the NFL By ADAM SCHEFTER Being on a team like the Chicago Bears can often cause an individual to get lost in the shuffle. Stefan Humphries is an essential member of the Bears goal line offense and special teams, in addition to being the lead drummer (No. 75), who makes sure things stay in beat in the Super Bowl Shuf...…

…Page 40 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 30, 1987 Festival serves up talent (Continued from Page 7) Angeles based rock band, he had some minor rock hits and won a bunch of critical acclaim, but then gave it all up in favor of a career as a singer-songwriter. His new album on Geffen Records, Peter Case, features such well-known rock and folk-rock veterans as Roger McGuinn, John Hiatt, and T-Bone Burnette, and seems to suggest a new, high...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 30, 1981--Page 11 -imn Farley leads tankers MMMT i r WINTER 1981 SELF SiGN GATE Feb 11,18, Mar4 .,EnFebnC7.9N TIME 7-9pni TIME 60D- pm PLACE Kuenzel Rm.~Union PLACE ContF.m.4,Union COST 8.50 COST Free .. N-P "02L- ea 1,m7.s Zi. ~i Z % -1 i . 4 By STEVE SCHAUMBERGER 'He worked very hard and was real easy to get along with. He was a real nice man as well as superb swimmer. I'm very proud of him.' - Indian...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 30, 1989 - Page 11 'M' falls to 0-71in s~ " Bi Ten BY LORY KNAPP Sometimes it doesn't matter what you do, you just can't win. That was the case Friday night as the Michigan women's basketball team lost a heartbreaker to Michigan State, 47-45. The loss was the Wolverines (6-11 overall, 0-7 Big Ten) seventh Big Ten loss in a row, keeping them at the bottom of the conference. Michigan's defense held the norma...…

…Men's Swimming vs. Illinois Friday, 7:30 p.m. IM Building The Michigan Doily SPORTS Friday, January 30, 1987 Men's Volleyball Wolverine Invitational 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. CCRB aae 11 M'out to crush Broncos By PETE STEINERT What this weekend's home-and- home series between Michigan and Western Michigan has in store is anybody's guess. Neither team has been very predictable this season in the CCHA. Both have seen their ups and their downs. Case i...…

…Page 12, 1981-Friday, January 30, 1981 -The Michigan Daily B I I I D 'I I ' There are many moreN unadvertised in-store special prices during our 4-Day Only Coupon. Buys Sale. Don't miss out! /- 7' / -9 I. 12-6" 1 m~ r - $16 SAVE $16;I 1* Expires Monday, Feb. 2. 1981 1 1 # 1 ! Geea Elcti 15-Inc 1 igoa oraleT I tues se &fogt olme &902 ! 1 1 Seeraletic1-Inch d .0Digonal CPorPtable V 1 0%solid state chassis, iDylightic I Brigettupic...…

…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 30, 1989 The University of Michigan Union January 30 to February 5, 1989 Arts at Midday: A Special Black History Month Treat In honor of Black His- tory Month, Arts at Midday brings you a special presentation, demonstration, and display of the materials in the U-M Afro-Ameri- can Collections Center, honoring their 15th Anniversary. This demonstration will be at the usual Arts at Midday time, 12:1...…

…Page 12- The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 30, 1987 full court PRESS M' cheerleaders... ... fun takes a tumble By ADAM OCHLIS attempting a flying maneuver. The cheerleaders Don't tell the Michigan cheerleaders that Don claim otherwise. They practice five days a week, Canham is the most respected Athletic Director two hours a day, and they say they've never had in the country. anyone hurt. The dancers, cheerers, flippers, and floppers So ...…

…Em I IS 11111 , IIIII P'l Ill, I M I l im I TnIMMA r"I 1-1 T--'T YY ([ CN ' V - a " BOOKS " THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER '!GTHE " W RL Peace in the 80s A decline in volunteers has led the Peace Carps to strengthen its recruitment efforts. - Page 2 Publish or perish Professors across the country are finding themselves spread too thin when trying to devote time to both research and teaching. - Page 6 N- IOS Dead men do wear ads Dead ce...…

… ARTISTS I Continued from Page 7 everyone will think I'm good, there will be no question about it," she explained. "If I am that good, everyone will see and my work will sell itself when it comes to that point." "The biggest question you'll hear: 'You don't look like an -m-i druSL, saw unns rac er wnie working in his painting class. "It doesn't take that kind of clothes, that kind of attitude. It takes dedication." The senior graphic d...…

…2 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features FEBRUARY 1989 a Peace Corps fights its 'hippie' stereotype {Oa J John Vreyens, a U. of Minnesota graduate, is a former Peace Corps volunteer. PEAC COP By Woody McBride The Minnesota Daily U. of Minnesota, Twin Cities Some people say that the word "peace" is a dirty one - associating it with violent protests, communist sym- pathizers and long-haired hippies. But the Peace Corps wants univer...…

…-~ El____________________ Read the Gargoyle (or else). In my former life I was a gypsy woman in Western Europe. My spirit was so wild it had to rest one hundred years before returning to this world. But my work wasn't done; I had to come back with new words. Yes, it's true, Ramona, the 'I Corner Market Coffee Lady is tM~ tr ttdi Bt! M A G A Z I N E VOLUME 5, NO. 14 JANUARY 30, 1987 +n School of Art sculptor Greg Boes is one of many aspiring...…

…FEBRUARY 1989 m News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 3 Sexual harassment jeopardizes teacher-student relationship By Denise Dador The Guardian U. of California, San Diego A recent disciplinary case against a U. of California, San Diego (UCSD) professor has raised questions about the prevalence of sexual harassment on campuses, prompting UCSD offi- }cials to clarify students' rights and provide more support programs. Paolo M. Dau,...…

… Mr-11 9 w What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend P, FRIDAY CAMPUS CINEMA ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (Frank Capra, 1944), CG, DBLf7:00l p.m., MLB 4. Two kindly old ladies waste people with poisoned wine, then bury them in the cellar. Yes, it's a comedy. MR. BLANDINGS BUILDS HIS DREAM HOUSE (H. C. Potter, 1948), CG, DBL/9:05 p.m., MLB 4. Ad man Cary Grant only wants a nice place in the suburbs, but finds the American Dream is often just an a...…

…4 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features FEBRUARY 1989 CALIFORNIA Rape victim gets $140,000 ... The Regents of the U. of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), have agreed to pay $140,000 to an on-campus rape victim who claimed her ordeal resulted from "a total absence of reasonable security at San Nicholas Hall." The lawsuit, which askedfor damages in excess of $500,000, claims that UCSB is liable because the residence halls had disfunc...…

… music Gospel-inspired Genobia makes a fine debut record LOGIE Continuedfrom Page 8 have their opportunity, thanks to this cunning gigolo. Aiready the nerds, throwbacks to the pre-sexual revolution days of innocence and buttoning the top button, are overwhelming pop- culture. Huey Lewis is singing about how hip it is to be square. Pee-wee Herman is indoctrinating the young on his Saturday-morning show. And one of the leading candidates for t...…

…FEBRUARY 1989 News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 5 ce That's b< one that's C smooth tast( …

… MICH-ELLANY. FILM Actor Judd Nelson calls in to shoot 'From th Neo-nerds: more than meets the eye INTERVIEW Peter Case Ex-Plimsouls leader left 'confining' rock environment for the folk circuit Peter Case, one of the performers at tomorrow's 10th Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival, first made a name for himself as the leader of the Plimsouls, a rock band out of Los Angeles. Since then, he's quit the rock and roll band scene and started to ma...…

…6 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features FEBRUARY 1989 6 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features* FEBRUARY 1989 FOCUS Many professors live by the words "publish or perish," their careers sometimes hinging on hav- ing their work published. Most faculty agree that research can only enhance education. Yet they find it difficult to equally divide time between teaching and re- search while maintaining the qual- ity of both. Dra...…

… . .. Career Artists Not everyone wants to be a yuppie. These students just want to create. By Melissa Birks N SEVERAL "FANTASY YEARS away," Helena Meryman wants you to see her work in museums and books. In the meantime, she'll live as a beatnik if she has to. She just wants to be a painter. "I know it's idealistic to go off and be a painter," said Meryman, a sophomore in the School of Art. "If you're 19, I guess that's the time to be ideali...…

…FEBRUARY 1989 Opinions U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER T FEBRUARY 1989 U U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 7 By presenting a wide range of opinions and ideas reprinted from hundreds ofucampus newspapers, we hope to T E N C E E A enhance the quality of campus life as we inform, entertain and engage the national student body. We acknow- ledge the commitment of studentjournalists across the nation, supported by their media advisers and journ...…

…H U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art FEBRUARY 1989 8 . HENTINA CLEGLNWSA E STiLE AndCAMP *SFEBRUARYU198 'Bitch dinner' The club scene 'Story of My Life' New Bohemians College women hold their Unusual clubs show Another foray into New Long familiar to Texans, own gripe forum. college life extends beyond York's social scene by Jay Edie Brickell is now hot the classroom. McInerney. nationwide. Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 AND mE 0...…

…FEBRUARY 1989 Life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 9 Retiring for a needed evening of wine, women and whine(s) By Carolyn Alessio 2. WHY OUR MALE FRIENDS ARE EMBAR- The Daily Illini RASSED TO ORDER WINE COOLERS FOR US U. of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana AT BARS: "What's wrong with Matilda Okay, we admit it. My roommates Bay?" someone screeched. "Is BEER in- and I stole the idea for our Bitch Dinner finitely more cool, or ia it juat a lo...…

…10 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art FEBRUARY 1989 10 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art * FEBRUARY 1989 From political groups to juggling troupes, there's more to college than just going to classes. Students across the country are turning L L B S their hobbies into _. more broad-based groups on campus. * By Judy Sicora The Minnesota Daily U. of Minnesota, Twin Cities U niversity clubs, activities and sports ca...…

…FEBRUARY 1989 Life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 11 FEBRUARY 1989 * Life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 11 Suitcasers Continued From Page 1 "Our students deprive themselves of one of the very important aspects of col- lege life by suitcasing," he said. "Some national studies have shown that the suitcaser doesn't do as well academical- "because he or she tends not to adjust *ell to the college environment. Leaving for ...…

…12 U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art FEBRUARY 1989 12 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art * FEBRUARY 1989 Queensiyche: A new metal force to reckon with By Michael Sturm The Daily Athenaeum West Virginia U. I'm sure that by now most of you have heard of Queensryche. Unfortunately, most of you have probably not heard their music. Oh, what you're missing. Queensryche first hit the music scene in 1983 with a self-titled ...…

…FEBRUARY 1989 life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 13 BRIEFS. FERAR 98 if ndAtU.TE AINA OLEENESAPR1 ATTA T INO P L In general, are your professors more concerned wit: (a) teaching? (b) research? TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! CALL 1-800-662-5511 Watch for the results of this month's poll in U POLL RESULTS Do you think your col- lege education is worth the money you pay in tuition? YES 38% NO 61% UNSURE 1% To give you an opportunity to ...…

…14 U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Dollars And Sense FEBRUARY 1989 14UTH NTINA CLLGENE SPE C DollrsECH eEsCONEBRMRY198 Out of this world Copycats Writing on the wall The Great Job Hunt * NASA's space program Find out what's right and Two students start a Several writers offer gets a boost from two wrong about copying successful poster business interview tips for finding universities. material. in Milwaukee. the right job. Page15 Page15 Pag...…