…t I lqmmmqm .df I Ar AM I 4h 4& at 'MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT ANSPACHER SPEAKS ON MODERN DRAMA ASSOCIAL FORC[ CALLS PLAYS THE REGISTRY OF AUiAN TREND OF PERIOD) INFLUENCES HISTORY Playvright Characterizes Suspense Conflict of Wills as Essential Qualities .of Drama Louis K. Anspacher, well known dramatist and playwright, spoke on "Drama as a Social Force in a De...…
…DECISIONS ON MONgAY See Editorial Page ;Y 5k&431U ~~EAit WARM High--60 Low-35 Cloudy and warmer with rain by evening Vol. LXXX, No. 50 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, October 31, 1969 Ten Cents R report on '3election shows olitical By LESLIE WAYNE But the directors of the study- forces" of Vietnam, racism and 0 Coupled with the opinion that ed the left wing of the Democratic many as a third of the Democrats says,t One of the popular phrases P...…
…The University of Michigan has accepted an invitation to collaborate with the city of Detroit in building the Detroit Center for Innovation, it announced Wednesday morning. The $300 million research and education center will provide new programs and courses of study for both undergraduate and graduate students. University President Mark Schlissel explained in an email statement the location of the Center is key to furthering ...…
…The University of Michigan Bicentennial Office released their plans Monday morning for the anticipated year-long celebration of the University’s bicentennial in 2017, which include festivals, lecture series and themed semesters. Both LSA semesters of the year are slated to be themed. Next year’s winter semester will focus on “Making Michigan,” or the history of the University, while the 2017 fall semester centers around...…
…With another record number of applications submitted for the fall 2018 freshman class, the University of Michigan- Ann Arbor campus enrollment has seen increased economic diversity and higher numbers of underrepresented students, according to a report published by University Public Affairs. The University received an 8 percent increase in applications for the fall 2018 freshman class. More specifically, 64,917 appli...…
… 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 31, 2000 NATION/WORLD Races begin Rep s Fall MSA "ue rea Bre Jessica c elections Joseph K SuzanneP Alex McE Matthew Steve Pie Caries Ja Josh Sam MSA Priya Sen Fen Whet Continued from Page 1 Omari Wi We are going to avoid foreign po1- Scott Zit icy decisions and things that aren't related to U of M Students," Tietz Defer said, referring to proposed MSA reso- lutions addressing the current Israeli- Na...…
…2 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 31, 2001 NATION/WORLD Anthrax scares disrupt capital NEWS IN BRIEF enmamsm sru mrasmnasm maa i , i .., ~ f £ 9 rl t L A ll L 11-4 L. 0 L' IN %-1 1Y1 t] IN ki Li 1 V " 1 11 1: VV " IS L, LI WASHINGTON (AP) - Bioterrorism is being felt across all three branches of government: Supreme Court justices are camped out in borrowed quarters; lawmakers are scattered around town; mail to the White House a...…
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…PAGE TWO TAWi 'MVrWEWA"! a 7\T 71 .r Yv:T PAG TO wIMI~URRIUAI "LL VEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1962 I N. k/)/_' R d IA b. 1 Kabaker Explains Plan For Expanding WCBN By ELLEN SILVERMAN WCBN has plans for expansion into sorority and fraternity houses on campus within the year, Harvey Kabaker, '64, general manager and chairman of the board of directors, said recently. The campus radio station is now offering the opportunity for them to buy a rec...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3 194 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY n.sa++.vava+aa.a. sVY iV V1 1JV'i Li r , Finishes Distribution Of 'U' NDEA Loans TRANSFER TO APARTMENTS: IQC Asks Quad Contract Release ACROSS CAMPUS: 'U' Magazine Names Editorial Board By JUDITH WARREN Seven hundred and one thous- and dollars in loans, the full amount available to the Univer- sity this year, has been distributed to students through the au...…
…Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY QNTRACT VIOLATION: Cinema Guild Ends Public Advertising I I! VARIED PROGRAM: By GAIL BLUMBERG The Cinema Guild is no longer advertising specific program infor- mation in The Daily, Richard En- kelis, '65, Cinema Guild chairman, said yesterday. This change in advertising poli- cy was put into effect following a charge brought against the Cine- ma Guild by a film production company. The charg...…
…T'WOi THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUI WAISSANCE HUMANISM: COLLEGE ROUNDUP: N'etseh Describes Plannin i Free Delivery Free Delivery ThI[e Cottage Inn Director Notes Musical Style Students' For Chicago Illini Campus ah DondgI ZAy yARTHA ,acNEAL- y13 usy #essArt and architecture are nees- MPIZZA Free DeL.Iv raissance music shows the sary9 in the master plan of a design Pizteiee rei o in ofanwrltionship TIioo r ooh~ d for a university, Walter Netsc, Ra tla...…
…4 Page 2-Wednesday, October 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily Carter appointee Hufstedler to give education post 'new look' SCANDAL MAY HAVE SPURRED SUICIDE French official kills self WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter yesterday chose Shirley Huf- stedler, the first woman federal appeals judge, to be the first secretary of the Department of Education. Carter, in a statement read to repor- ters by a spokesperson, called Huf- stedler "one of the be...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, October 31, 1978-The Michigan Daily Griffin: Levin campaign a 'hoax fl //I Child Care in the, 19803s MARY ROWE Special Assistant to the President and Chancellor on Women and Work, M.I. T. TODAY-Oo op.m. Schoo of Education By BRIAN BLANCHARD Special to The Daily DETROIT - U.S. Senator Robert Griffin took full advantage yesterday afternoon of a receptive audience filling Cobo Hall Ballroom and laid into what he termed "one of ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 31, 1971 THE MKHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 31, 1971 I David Bromberg: Eclectic, humorous DENO VALANTE leads Quicksilver in their exploding style of superrock before a stoned, cheering audience at Hill Auditorium last night. A review will appear in Tuesday's Daily. A psychedelc Funkadeic trip By ALAN NEFF David Bromberg is appearing at the Ark this weekend. As a member of the audience this is ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, October 31, 1970 A Page Tw, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saura, Otoer31 17 music Contemporary sound in a boring display By JOE PEHRSON I can't say the evening of the last concert of the Contemporary Music Festival series was entirely wasted. In particular, I learned the method by which one makes music, which is only mediocre in its own right, important. Glenn Gould claims the concert situation is dead. I do h...…
…p" THE MICHIGAN DAILY IUR HUNDRED PARTICIPATE: Klein Organizes Whole Choral Program, Choirs Sphinx, Living Units Accuse Committee Of Mismanaging Homecoming Choices By CAROL LEVENTEN <# I Prof. Maynard Klein of the mu- school came to the University 1949. Discovering only one choir - d that, a credit course in en- nble, he was prompted to or- nize a: whole. choral program d a network of choirs. The choirs, in which over 400 idents now part...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r * THE MICHIGAN DAILY.' fall Iailoring W hornakeijour li-s quesion, to le sii+", it tu h joL i akinv i i oitrttiyouiV If ou aeint, lrei/adyia patotn ure of miaking yioui-Fall 'uit. is it et ofior ail it to li ad pleasi. you. There's Nothing Beyond Us in (Garment Making. selecition rmthe hes ii ltiiof iorign anti Doitc loIomsi . NW- hio muha ndiiiiioiiiii'aii exclusiiveo ittalrnsofndt sfrti Vittiruori-- et-i/ -ae' in jun- ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdcav.October 31. 1968 Pae1woTE11CIAN DAL IT1 ". 7dVv Y/V 1 IV Uc J r1 11V a, theatre Yes, 'Homecoming' can be good music Philharmonia: Getting somewhere' By MICHAEL ALLEN Go and see the University Players' production of Harold Pinter's The Homecoming: You will laugh many times, you will be intrigued, and you will come out wondering what the hell Pinter is getting at. Whatever the play might mean tho...…
…-V TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Go H" Wild co. Leading MERCHANT TAILORS The largest stock in the City of exclusive styles in Woolens for Gentlemen wear. Or high-class fabrics and special style for stu- dents. G. H. Wild Co. dt 311 S. ytate St. A New Sweatecr Vest will keep out the cold so nds and at the same time look neat and trim. We offer a Spalding Vest made of fi- nest lamps' wool, good weight, ribbed at, bottom and cuffs, pray. white or blue fo...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY open evenings COUNCIL SECRETARY: SGC Proclaims Mrs. Callahan 'Tops' Diamond Needles I By JUDITH DONER 1. $950 double points slightly higher THE DISC SHOP 1210 South University Phone NO 3-6922 OPEN EVENINGS 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Tonight at 7 and 9:00 Alan Paton's "CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY"1 with Canada Lee, Sydney Poitier, Charles Carson SHORT: ELDORA w* Saturday at 7:00 and 9:00 Sunday at 8:00 "NINOTCH KA" with Greta ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. in + self fte to commnt upon any matter INTER COLLEGIATE. J. T. JACOBS. CHA. H. ALLMAND +. a f, it . wicb it considers detrimental to the ____welfare of the niversity. The Daily Yae lot bou&M tO n iA Ofor Published 1Daily (Sundays excepted) during it aware tbat this course' will no rp.trnctn w ci rntcctl-LIA O the Cilee yea, by ways be the mot pleasant. that it wil 1HE l. OE M 'NEPENDENT ASSOCIATION, make some enemies by so...…
…rabliehe Daily (sdays ecepted dderin, the Cllege yer,at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 0 rticx The nlansd Peas, penig Blck. Bth Phaaes, lit. MANAGING EDITOR F.ENELHARD, sc'1L. BUSINESS MANAGED. 0.. .IASs'ttbL. EDITORS. AThILETICS . . . B.D fleNarse.'at T. R. Wacccss,'tt L., A. LI. MDUAcaaL,'t E A. G. B assece. 't2. E. J. B. Waa, ', L. J. MOTssacsERY,'a1, W. D.I.tlsesec, 'at, The caecesscs isnpiceoftt AM Ice.0 o th ie ' eewth a scegula elivieycefot...…
…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY g t Daring Hld-U~p on the Campus.Sh e gig - -- _____________ lIst nighit while lmere were iiaiy Pubished alj (Mmoda se eno unit iuogih estidlit la sinig through the camusii at a Sacriice C~ie e.tino lO Q111mii hold-up oeeuuiire t h e C, IB ia ths nni ihedE UNIVERSITY OF MbICIIG4N Yiii 101 ioe aei viiiti I u The way our shoes ae going will AI l B 1C O r 11I.reItli\1e l/ell d Just tf 1i thlirsr' Isurprise you, ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 31, 1972 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY i n ._ - i TWO OTHERS VETOED: Nixon signs Social Security bill' SPECIAL! HOT CHOCOLATEj WASHINGTON (RP) - President Nixon announced yesterday he is signing a $6-billion Social Security and welfare measure but vetoing two bills aimed at helping the el- derly. Vetoed, by virtue of withholding of presidential signatures, were amendments to the Older Amer- ic...…
…II I 11 4k. PRE- BUSINESS DAY UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT WITH ADMISSIONS OFFICERS AND DEANS FROM SEVERAL GRADUATE SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS ADMINIS- TRATION. INFORMATION ON ADMISSIONS, COURSE REQUIREMENTS, AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH M.B.A. DEGREE. WED. NOV. 5 1-4 pm (afternoon) 2nd floor, MICH. LEAGUE SPONSORED BY Pre-Prof essional Division of Career Planning & Placement r3200 Student Activities Building Page 2-Friday, October 3 , 1980-Th V...…
…4 Page 2-Sunday, October 31, 1982-The Michigan Daily Alternatives aboi I9 JERRY ALIOTTA; and KENT REDDING For state voters bored with the more conventional platforms of the two leding candidates for governor several smaller parties offer some wilder alternatives. Want to abolish the Federal Reserve oard? Vote for the Rev. James lillips, who is running on the iknerican Independent Party ticket. 'WANT THE state to expropriate all rsonal incom...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fr riday, October 31, 1975 Page Two THE MICHiGAN DAILY Fr rFI ocor ale i_ i Tr .: " Yj : : r3. %1: j:_ : c s . ' 4 Contemporary Classical Folk and Oldies Albums 51.98 - s8.98 each COME IN AND BROWSE BUDGET SLASH IMMINENT Consumer office may close By DANA BAUMANN IN ITS FIRST two years, CAC: "We have recently been in- !do their business; but if they The Washtenaw County Con- has worked toward the protec- v...…
…0l Page 2-Saturday, October 31, 1981-The Michigan Daily Grovers Mill reluctantly remembers its'war' GROVERS MILL, N.J. (AP) - To be sure, jack-o- lanterns still grin from front stoops here. Children still dress up as hobgoblins and witches - but not Mar- tians. Halloween is not the favorite holiday of Grovers Mill. This is the place that Orsbn Welles doomed to an embarrassing niche in modern history 43 years ago, when he made it the setting ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 31, 1976 Page- T..wo. sTH.E . MICH1IGAN D-A-IL..Y... paid political advertisement Janet Kiaver. for County Clerk Democrat UAC Halloween fete no disco dud (continued from Page 1) Eastern," he said. "People Several of the Halloween Eve' knew there'd be more going on partiers though seemed to be here." disappointed with the meager Hera sd turnout. Hodges, naturally, was deter- "It's kinda sad," s...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 31,,1974 : ,v: y...v..... "Y. 'vr [ ' YI:M1 N"' vAh".*r+ ".h\411". AM"v:: A'r.«',' .":."1F'r:.:"."r.':::v vh"AVr" Y: ": Y.V. . :".h :Y."r.'"vNA".": 0::4: "r.WA'.MT :YXA: . v"r"" ' k",fi.".h? :h °.'K ."."a$o, {+k:'s "A1"."hr.".""."." A" f\":?:?" ..4...,A...,.r.,.".v..>cA...h?:{Ci-:":":{.:":":"T:?:: Y-}x-1.t: ::h... .:........... r..........rfr::":ir ... . 5.. .F.:... ":.;:}hX4"r "?:r: ..e""A:"...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 31, 1973 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 31, 1975 I Nixon ordered halt to 1971 ITT probe (Continued from Page 1) his belief that bigness of a com- see whether any of them was leak- pany in itself was not unlawful. ing stories that accused the Presi- After issuing the order, further dent of wrongdoing. information about the case was In other portions of his all-day brought t...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 31, 1989 Moscow Continued from Page 1 Square after dusk to mark the unoffi- cial "Day of the Political Prisoner" and mourn the millions who were wrongly imprisoned or killed under Josef Stalin. The hour-long protest, in which two rows of people holding flicker- ing candles lined up on three sides of the building, proceeded peacefully. It had been organized by the Memorial Society, which seeks ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 31, 1988 Request Continued from Page 1 Richard Kennedy, vice presidenr for government relations for th University, agrees with Sederbur: that the proposal is more rationa5 than past requests. "By using this joint partnership approach, we are not saying to the state, 'this is our need and you pro- vide it all,"' said Kennedy. "We are saying 'this is how much we're prepared to put in and you put ln ...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 31, 1991 Fed board lowers bank interest rates WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Reserve, following fresh signs of distress in the U.S. econ- omy, let a key interest rate fall yes- terday in what many economists in- terpreted as a signal the central bank had embarked on a new round of credit easing. The Fed allowed the federal funds rate, the interest that banks charge each other, to fall to 5 per- ce...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 31, 1990 cation system between researchers it as my opportunity to combine 35 K ELLY and Bill," said Parnes. Continued from page 1 years of experience as a teacher to nected to lots of people. What will Kelly's main concern, however, work on behalf of my peers," Kelly, continue is his reaching out to dif- remainsd personal.y'sstaf a ferent departments at the University. "This will probably be my ...…
…Imm-" 2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 2002 NATION/WORLD DEPORTATIONS TO PROTECT ARABS AND JEWS The UNITED STATES and the UNITED NATIONS on December 18, 1992 "strongly condemned" Israel for deporting 415 Arabs to Lebanon. But Saudi Arabia was not condemned for deporting 750,000 fellow Arabs during the Gulf War, nor Kuwait for deporting 275,000 after that War, nor Iraq for deporting a million and a half Kurds after destroying...…
…2 - Tuesday, October 31, 2006 WEDNESDAY: University Jobs THURSDAY: Explained FRIDAY: Before You Were Here Hot Dog Man not finished At the Iowa game two week- ends ago, I came back to my seat in the student section with 10 hot dogs for my friends, who had left. I saw a friend standing up one section over and yelled, "Hey Tommy, want a hot dog?" To the delight of fans, I threw him one. I bought eight more hot dogs and yelled, "Who wants a h...…
… 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 31, 2003 NATION/WORLD U.S. supplies looted; Baghdad tense Explosions in capital bombings Monday, were targeted add to unease; Police targeted in. bombings BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Saboteurs brought a trainload of U.S. Army sup- plies to a fiery halt west of Baghdad yesterday, as a Ramadan campaign of terror bombs and escalating attacks spurred a new Iraq pullout by interna- tional aid groups. An explosi...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 31, 2005 NATION/WORLD Post-Sept 11 deadlines missed NEWS IN BRIEF _!: .. s j " Many plans aimed to protect country after Sept 11 have yet to be completed by Bush administration WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush administration has missed dozens of deadlines set by Congress after the Sept. 11 attacks for developing ways to protect air- planes, ships and railways from terrorists. A plan to defend ships and ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1965 r-- The Week, To Come: A Campus Calendar DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, OCT. 31, 2 p~m.-Dwight MacDonald of the New Yorker will speak on. "Mass Society and Mass Culture," in the Union Ballroom. 7:30 p.m-A panel discussion on "The Contemporary Cinema"~ 'will take place in the Multi- purpose Room of the Undergradu- ate Library. 8 p.m.--Challenge will hold a panel discussion on "The Am...…
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…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 31, 1984 Student group campaigns against free zone IN BRIEF CmIledRoscIEFrs n (Continued from Page 1) making the city a nuclear free zone is the first step to halting the arms race. They say movements like this will. spread to more cities. However, Shapiro said making the city 'nuclear free' is not the answer to ending the arms race with the Soviet Union. "An end to the arms race is going to...…
…Fbge 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 31, 1986 French deny terrorists talks 4 PARIS (AP)-The French government yesterday branded as fiction reports it struck a truce with Middle Eastern bombers who terrorized Paris, and it denied that France planned to exchange arms for Syrian help in the anti-terrorist fight. Denis Baudouin, spokesman for Premier Jacques Chirac, acknow- cdged that Syria has been cooperating with France in an effort ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 1985 Inquiring Photographer by Dan Habib "Are you satisfied with the Michigan Student Assembly's performance in the last year? i Ron Taylor, graduate :student: "I think they've been good. A number of the issues they've pursued are things that I think are impor- ;tant, like the code." Diane Averill, LSA junior: Celia Peters, LSA freshman: "I think they're doing a good "It seems to me that ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY su OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- ity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for epubication of all news dispatches credited to it or no~t otherwise rtdited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, M...…
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…-I! 2-- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 31, 1995 U.S. negotiator denounces move by Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - Heading into Bosnian peace talks "without any assurance of success," U.S. mediator Richard Holbrooke denounced a move in Congress to restrict using American 'troops to help enforce a settlement. "It would weaken the United States," :Holbrooke said yesterday of a resolu- tion backed by up to 100 House mem- bers. "This kind of...…
…:MBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitlea use for republication of all news dis- credited to it or not otherwise credit- this paper and also the local news .d herein. al newspaper at the University of ta. Published every morning except r during the university year. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as lass matter. s: Ann Arbor Press Building. Sob. ns : by carrier, $2.s50; blgmail, $00 stations: Quary's;tu e; The Delta. Ph...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 31, 1997 NATON/WoRLD STATEMENT Continued fom Page 1 will center around presenting opinions favoring and opposing affirmative action. Parks said the representatives of the different organizations plan to continue working together. "It plans to be a continuous thing," Parks said. "We would like to discuss things beyond this issue and to increase cultural awareness. One of the great things about this is...…
