…SUNDAY DAILY See editorial page Y li~t 4kiatjIV FLAKY High-15 Low-5 below Fair and partly cloudy, chance of snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 103 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 31, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages Black (EDITOR'S NOTE: Last spring, the University, committed itself to achiev- ing ten per cent black enrollment by Fall, 1973. This a rt iclIe, and two to follow, examine the University's efforts to fulfill the agreement,) By DAVE C...…
…c life sparked by spiritual By GLORIA JANE SMITH A revival of religious consciousness appears to be thriving in Ann Arbor, marked by an increase in the number of students involved with religious groups. Ranging from Christian crusades and communities to Eastern meditation so- cieties, many of these groups have only recently appeared on campus during the past three years. Since then, many have expanded to include up to 500 members, a growth ...…
…Woveines annihilate Hoosiers See stories, Page 9 RETROSPECT: THE MONTH IN REVIEW See Page 4 Y lflfriAa ~Iait~k SPIRITED High-75 Low-43 n Windy and cooler, chance of showers Vol. LXXXII, No. 45 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 31, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages The new politics of homecoming By HESTER PULLING Not too long ago the themes and spirit of University homecomings were depicted by paper mache dinosours ringed with flowers and ...…
…Ending oU'sexrule angers alumni s~' Tb eningof he nivrsiy rle By P.E. BAUtER The ending of the University rule against co- Halls, and termed cohabitation, overnight visita- habitation in residence halls has caused head- tion and premarital sexual intercourse "unac- aches for administrators as alumni and parents have cancelled gifts, revoked wills and with- drawn their children from co-ed dormitories in a storm of protest. "One woman wrote us ...…
