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…OPINION Page 4 Friday, March 30, 1984 The Michigan Daily .. ......... . .... . .. .. . ... . - I. Breaking th when I suggest that the simple form of By Robert Honigman governance appropriate to a cor- poration is not suitable for a university, and that the checks and feedbacks I often get the feeling when I talk to developed through American political administrators or bureaucrats that I'm thought and experience should be adop- talking t...…

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…0 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 30, 1984 J.J.1~ts 1VY: r r { YOU CAN LEARN BOTH! FINALLY! A SPEED R EADING PROGRAM THAT CUTS YOUR READING TIME WITHOUT SACRIFICING COMPREHENSION OR RECALL! FAST AND SMART... ISN'T THAT HOW YOU WANT TO READ? r. Call Days, Evenings or Weekends for Details FINALLY!A SPEED READIGPORTHO USRAPIDRDN KAPlAN (313) 662-3149 EDUCATIONAL 203 E. Hoover CENTERp PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 ANN ARBOR, MI 4...…

…Israeli women battle for equality The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 30, 1984 - Page 7 . Chilren, NEGEV DESERT, Israel (AP) - Women drafted into the Israeli army - where most serve as clerks - are aking over the training of male soldiers, but they still are barred from combat - a rule that brings objections from leading feminists. One day this month at a training base in the Negev, a group of young women wearing helmets and ammunition belts...…

…0 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 30, 1984 "A CLOCK WORK ORANGE" YES in "Yes Sogs" U 4 ___ '_ ii Ems USED 2.5 cu. ft. DORM-SIZE FRIDGE $75.00 GREAT CONDITION, CALL 769-9546 (leave message). 86B0331 LESLIE A. GLAH - Don't feel so blah! Two free tickets to the State Theatre are waiting for you at the Daily. dB0330 LORI R. SICKLES - Lucky you! There are two free tickets to the State Theatre waiting for you at the Daily...…

… Women protest U.S. missiles in England The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 30, 1984 - page 9 Hunter encourages GREENHAM COMMON, England AP) - Defiant women protesters have endured cold, jail terms, fines, court in- junctions and demolition squads for two-and-a-half years in makeshift camps outside this cruise missile base. But bureaucracy, with bulldozers looming behind, is tightening its control around the world's. best-known "peace camp." ...…

…0 Men's Tennis vs. Purude Tomorrow, 1:00 p.m. Liberty Racquet club SPORTS Men's Tennis vs. Illinois Today, 2:30 p.m. Liberty Racquet Club . . ...... . ... ................. - . ... . ... . .. ............. . . .. .... Page 10 Friday, March 30, 1984 'M' DIVER SPRINGBOARDS TO OLYMPICS? F erguson dives above competition , The Michigan Daily -- A l g ^+ By MIKE REDSTONE How many athletes can claim to be number one? Michigan diver Kent Fer...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 30, 1984 - Page 11 MATURITY T EMPERS SENIOR'S GAME Fiery Schreiber leads netters with flair By SCOTT SALOWICH For a prospective lawyer, Rodd Schreiber does not approach the game of tennis in a highly reasoned, intellec- tual manner. "My strategy is basically to knock the other guy off the court with my power," said Schreiber, the number four singles player on Michigan men's tennis team who has been accep...…

…0 Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 30, 1984 Icagers return with pride ONE SMALL VOICE ByJeff Bergida By PAUL HELGREN Not even a seven-hour wait in Newark, N.J. could dampen Bill Frieder's elation over Michigan's first basketball championship. A snow storm that blanketed the east coast yesterday delayed the NIT cham- ps' return flight to Ann Arbor. But weather was the only thing that stopped. the Wolverines during their sweep th...…

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…w U Ref. point Map of the World Joe's Star Lounge 8 p.m., Thursday, April 5 By Larry Dean A S FATE WOULD have it, I was moseying through the hallowed- halls of WCBN, campus FM radio hot- bed, a short while back. As I mosied, I was struck by the sound of a band playing live in one of the tiny an- nexes-not that it was unusual, but in this particular instance, I liked what I heard. Driven by clairvoyant foresight and an overwhelming urge to sne...…

…V V ----I Has Ann Arbor got your look? W, -W AV --A By Eda Benjakul F YOU'RE trying to find a certain look, Ann Arbor has a store for you. Six stores have recently opened within the campus area and another six are scheduled to open by early May. From Vintage to Vogue (621 Church St.) is the latest store to open, offering just what the name suggests. "We try to carry the best of a lot of different looks," said store manager Tes Haas, "a ...…

…w a 9 0U WV a, I V I -W w Doctor 9S orders, The Butter Battle Book Br. Dr. Seuss Random House 42 pp, $6.95 By Larry Dean ALWAYS GET a funny feeling whenever I go into a bookstore and spy the "Children's Books" section. What exactly are children's books? If I had published a book as a child, it would probably fit neater under the heading "Existential Gobbledigook," as most prepubescent authorial efforts tend to be. Furthermore, when ...…

… mm==q V V p w w w w - V w r C Vi~deo invasion The National Student Video Festival The Michigan Media Center The Michigan Theater 8 p.m., Friday & Saturday, April 13 & 14 2 p.m., Sunday, April 15 By Bob King T HE RISE of cable television; it gave videos a hell of a push toward the center stage of pop culture. Videos have been around (as commercials and such) for as long as television itself - they just never really blossomed. Then in '...…

…0 w M- 0 S w w w w SPRING STYLE WITH ____ For a head start on spring or a fast tropical getaway, new;.axf.c winds are blowing through the fashionIx scene. Breeze through a ~ ~ world of great y spring fashions all in a single stop.z3r 0/ 4 w; ' )Me Sa Fahosb0 ModyStudy 0am1px33)7195 SunayNon-5pmStrlle Rnta Aailbl 7 eeen /ri 34 Weekend/Friday, March 30. 1984 …

…V V w V V V V f ! w v v v 1 Bars & Clubs The Blind Pig (996-8555) - The ever- popular George Bedard and Mr. B pound out the tunes tonight. The Earle (994-0211) - Alone at the keyboard it's Larry Manderville. Roundhouse Saloon (769-0592) - Bart Polot plays piano tunes with easy listening to top-40 selections. Mr. Flood's Party (995-2132) - The Lunar Glee Club plays rock et roll tonight. Rick's (996-2747) - He may not be Michael, but Rona...…

…;w 0 0 V V V -W W '** l lift Bars & Clubs Annie's Dugout (665-8644) - The Slang will just be doing their thang tonight. The Blind Pig (996-8555) - Everything from swing, to blues to rockabilly as you listen to George Bedard and the Kingpins. Club peoria (995-1834) - Come dance to the newest music and relax in the lounge decorated with local artists' works. The Earle (994-0211) - As every Friday, it's the Ron Brooks Trio. The Fox's Den...…

… ----I 7V V -W -V -W Kr ...... ..... ............... ........ .. .. ..... .. ...................... . ............. Fuchsia silk dress by Maria Scotto, Italy, $375 (left). Window-pane double-breasted grey wool suit with pleated trousers by Canali, Italy, $575; cotton Shirt by Ingirami, $60; silk bowtie, by Prochownick; $25. Available at Renaissance. Background: Escoffier. ANN ARBOR THEATER 210 S.5th; 761-9700 CARMEN No, not the opera,...…

…a Goose chase Racing With the Moon Directed by Richard Benjamin Starring Sean Penn, Elizabeth McGovern, and Nicholas Cage By Byron L. Bull N THE opening scene of Racing with The Moon we see Sean Penn walking down a country railroad track, a cigarette dangling loosely from his lips, as he comes across two boys laying nickles on the tracks in front of an ap- proaching locomotive. He stops, wat- ches the train roar by, and the boys run off with ...…

…U U V V --m-l 7W -W -- v . -W a lp -A ,r . JS New designs for the future By Maureen Megerian E VERYONE wears clothes, and some people even make them. But very few people create clothes, generate the very designs and set the trends which the public then makes their own. Why be a fashion designer, and what is a good way of becoming ac- tive in the fashion industry? The fashion industry is a diverse field. Fashion design has its cre...…

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… --m-l 7W } .'..+ . . c t. .sm . . "w " f . w1' ' . _KV a' 5 " ' Vj -I 4 In Step cotton t-shirt, $20; rubber belt with dark grey pouch from Streets Ahead, $28; wooden bangles, $5 ea; jeans, $38; jacket, $64 (left). Deux pan- ts, $45; and top, $52; leather belt, $28; accented with two brass bangles, $15; and a zebra comb in wood, $6; and a leather safari purse, $18. Available at Vintage to Vogue. Background: Lorch Hall Courtyard. 0 0 N 3...…

… w -. U U I uiIc The look of our leaders TO catch a thief Steve Goodman & 0. ). Anderson Office of Major Events Lydia Mendelssohn Theater 8 p.m., Saturday, March 31 By Joseph Kraus G L OOK SHARP, Watson, the criminal always returns to the scene of the crime. "We are looking for a thief; a master thief. After all, a folk festival is not an easy thing to walk away with." A folk festival is certainly not an easy thing to walk away with, but...…

… --m-l V V V V -W -1 Simple versus sophisticated By Leslie Pettis W HEN I was in college (1970-75) clothing was more casual and pragmatic. Sure, we had our "uniform," but it was jeans - Levi's that is , not Calvin Klein, Sergio Valen- ti, Gloria Vanderbilt, Chic or Jordache. Have I neglected any? I hope so. Jeans and flannel shirts in winter and T-shirts or work shirts in summer. My biggest fashion decision was: Should I wear the shirt wi...…

…Y U You've come a long way, baby 0 1 i w a w U V V By Lori Amer j P INK IS FOR girls, blue is for boys," an age old adage used to distinguish the sexes and maintain traditional roles, is no longer as predominant as it used to be. As the times have changed, and -sex roles move closer together, fashion is no longer totally divided. The numerous publications Fashion Power by Robert Lauer, Mirror Mirror by Michael Batterberry, The Why of ...…

…U U U ---ml w w w w -0 U :W 1w Something old, something new Why I hate new fashions I By Gary Effman OU WANT to dress punk ... you want to dress funk. You're having a luau and you were too busy drinking in Ft. Lauderdale that you didn't pick up a shirt over break. You need a pair of black plastic sunglasses and Roy Orbison just won't lend you his. Or maybe you're sick of that polyester leisure suit your aunt bought you. Have no fear!...…

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…I I Bas etball Supplement Inside Ninety-four Years - Brisk Editorial Freedom F 14 t ic nshowers. Vol. XCIV-No. 69 Copyright 1983, The Michigon Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 Fifteen Cents Ten Pages Beirut hit by heaviest shelling in months s/ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Druze Moslem militias shelled Christian sec- tors of Beirut yesterday in their heaviest artillery bombardment of the capital in two months, forcing t...…

…4 Page 2 -- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 IN BRIEF ] Courts give OK for execution STARKE, Fla. (AP) - The U.S. Supreme Court and a federal appeals panel refused yesterday to spare the life of convicted murderer Robert Sullivan, clearing the way for his execution this morning. The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals first vacated a stay of execution that had been issued Monday, and the case went to the high court, which...…

…Ex-EPA official denies perjury charges The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - Page 3 Libraries not fining for overdue books From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - Declaring "I had no reason to lie," Rita Lavelle em- phatically denied yesterday that she nlever perjured herself in congressional testimony about her handling of the EPA's toxic waste cleanup program. Lavelle, taking the witness stand in her own defense for a second day, said h...…

…OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, November 30, 1983 The Michigan Daily 4 Who serves whom at the University? This is the first of two articles examining the relationship between the student and the University. Tomorrow's article will ex- plore this relationship as a contract bet- ween the parties. Many people imagine the University to be a sort of giant educational shopping center. The student enters the University, shops around for his or her...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - Page 5 J 1 Greyhound From AP and UPI Gehudsu PHOENIX, Ariz. - Greyhound Greyhound shu Chairman John Teets said yesterday began, but resto that overwhelning rejection of a con- 27 states on Nov. tract offer by striking workers leaves non-union worker the bus company no choice but to hire Teets said the new employees and resume full tract offer would operations as soon as possible. page adver...…

…0 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 Hello, Ann Arbor... NobodyHas Checking Accounts Like Mutual Savings! Open a checking 3. Descriptive- account with a Statement deposit of $300 or 1 Atotal accounting. more and get 50 FREE of all transactions checks! And Mutual Savings will PAY YOU A Automatic NICKEL-A-CHECK (up ' Check 6. Bill Paying to $10) for your leftover SafekeepingThe easy way to handle checks from your old Te...…

…Hockey vs. Lake Superior Friday and Saturday 7:30 p.m., Yost Ice Arena SPORTS Women's basketball vs. Western Michigan Saturday, Crisler Arena following men's game Page 7 The Michigan Daily Wednesday, November 30, 1983 Buffalo drops Montreal Minnesota North Stars forward Neal Broten, a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team, can't see Pit- tsburg's Rod Buskas, but he knows he's there. MONTREAL (AP) - Dave Andreychuk scored his six...…

…I Paae 8 - The Michigan Doily - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 s - I..._ I..p.. - - ,. ME8IBO F ' 12 *1 .- . .. .-. - . . r- . .- - -- -~- - - Rocky Horror II "SHOCK TREATMENT" .MEL GIBSON IN 11 0110 i" It If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES "THE PLAY GIRLS" AND "KINKY TRICKS" BOTH XXX 3 Hangups Are RHilarious! Maude E, 1 r: - 1. ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 30, 1983-- Page 9 'M easting on non-conference oes SChippewas next on cagers' menu By LARRYFREED N.C.A.T. no contest . . F . Frieder provides highlights F THEY WOULD have just dropped those initials it would have been la much better game. That's North Carolina A & T - as in No Contest At T'a1. It was a funny game. On the other hand, it was an ad for a tougher non- conference slate, as an inflated cro...…

…I Page 10- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday. November 30, 1983 Carr may hit road to Italy, agrent says Humphries, Dixon grab kudos WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Antoine Carr, the former Wichita State star who has sat out the start of the National Basketball Association season in a con- tract dispute with the Detroit Pistons, is close to signing a contract to play in Italy, his agent said yesterday. Carr had received "a very firm" of- fer that would ma...…

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… ,,. -Iqmr- T T Page 2- Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - The Michigan Daily The Michigan Doily - Wednesday, No, R.K. Nexus K.M.S. ARCADE BARBERS No. 6 Nickels Arcade 665-7894 Tipoff 83-84 St aff Editors ....... .. ........... JIM DWORMAN LARRY FREED STAFF: Randy Berger, Jeff Bergida, Paul Helgren. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Brian Masck, Scott Prakken, Jeff Schrier- Business Manager ..................... SAM SLAUGHTER Sales Manager............…

…., f 1w w ww w' ww ws -lw- -,Wr Paae 14 -- Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - The 1~ 4 The Michigan Daily - Wednesday; Nov Season for SuCce I]' iI fil II rnrnT1r I 'I IIC By JIMNDWORMAN If you think Bill Frieder had a tough time rebuilding Michigan's basketball team,imagine Don Sicko's task at Detroit. The former Michigan assistant found nothing but an empty arena upon his arrival at the city school in 1982. "There was a game pla...…

…,qor.- Page 4 - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - The Michigan Daily No let-up. T T Iqlwp- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, No Turner working hard to reach lofty goals Coaches pre-season All-Big By RANDY BERGER If Eric Turner reads or listens to all the things written or said about him, he would have good reason to take it easy this year. After all, when you hear coaches and writers expound on how you are going to lead Michigan to a high f...…

…Page 12 -Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - The Michigan Daily w w w 7- The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, No Big ear for the big i 'r: ', ,'. ,. r _ .. s .: II . > 1. Michigan St. Coach: Jud Heathcote Top players: Center Kevin Willis, guards Sam Vincent and Scott Skiles, forward Ken Johnson. Heathcote on Michigan State: We have a solid center and an excellent backcourt. But we have no proven offensive forwards and poor guard defense. Heathcote...…

…_ _ 2 jW w IW wr qw Y. T qw lqmpp- Page 6 - Wednesday, November 30,1983 - The Michigan Daily Jon An on ide.' senior center 7-2 225 lbs. #35 Sarnia, Ont. (Collegiate Prep) Personal: Good shooter.. . needs work on defense and rebounding ... listens to Elvis Costello and Martha and the Muffins . . . missed 81-82 season with groin injury . . . enjoys cycling.. studying for a B.G.S.... FG FT Year G Pct. Pct. Reb. Avg. 80-81.................…

…qw : w w -IRW7 _,w Page 10 - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 - The Michigan Daily Interroatin&! The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, Nov 7kL The u dg (-7 Joubert adapts to media attention By PAUL HELGREN He stands at the free throw line, his 6- 5, 195-pound frame relaxed, his finger- tips gently massaging the ball. Practice is over, but like most of his teammates this particular player stays after for some extra shooting. Unlike some of t...…

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…Ninety-four Years of Editorial.Freedom .: 'I e .4 43UU 43Iai1 t Par Mostly sunny with a1 mid 50s. high in the I Vol. XCIV-No. 47 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, October 30, 1983 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Roses wilt Illini 16-6 victory dims Blue hopes By RON POLLACK Special to the Daily CHAMPAIGN - After Illinois beat Michigan 16- 6 yesterday, to take firm control of the Big Ten lead and an al...…

…I AP Photo Police in East Lansing hoist a man into their patrol car late Friday night after a party turned into a bottle-throwing melee. Police arrest 40 at MSpU party Medical student safe after Grenada " " invasion (Continued from page 1) Grenadian soldiers. Although Mohtadi said Radio Free Grenada reports predicted the U.S. in- vasion two days before troops landed he said the military action took him by surprise. He also said he did not f...…

…-HAPPENINGS- SUNDAY Highlight Eclipse Jazz presents Jaco Pastorius and Word of Mouth featuring Michael Stern on guitar at 8 and 10:30 p.m. at the University Club in the Michigan Union. Pastorius has toured and performed with Weather Report and Joni Mitchell and is considered to be one of the most influential electric bassists in the history of the instrument. Tickets are $12.50. Films Cinema II - Soboteur, 7 p.m., Foreign Correspondent, 9 p.m....…