…Thursday, September 5, 1974 THEMIC.HIGAN DAILY Page I h ree, L thursday, September 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Dance-sensory stmulant By MARNIE HEYN Combining grace, free - flowing movement, and raw power, dance is one of the most stimulating art forms to be found anywhere. The University and surrounding community offer a wide range of pro- grams both for people who want to dance and for those who want to watch. Whatever tur...…
…Page" Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY E hursday, September !), 19 /It I Amateurs learn theatre art. . U By JOHN McMANUS Housed in what used to be a city equipment garage, the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre provides a place where students and com- munity members can sharpen their dramatic skills. Although an amateur group, civic theatre present five major productions from September to May, each with a budget from five to ten thousand dollars. Earnest in ...…
…Thursday, September 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t age Five Ann Arbor dance scene ; Award winning flicks abou "(continued from Page 3) Friends of Newsreel and theI IN ADDITION, Th fe a tu e s Blin e e , blle trents the Natural Science Audi- New World Film Co-op, which ries each Friday and fea ure Ba ine e, all trium for its weekend show- use the Modern Language listing of the week (continued from Page 3) ' ing gum and. razors at the door, 'l...…
…Page Six I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 5,. 1974 Page Six IHE MICHiGAN DAILY Thursday, September 5, 1974 Carillon By BILL HEENAN Contrary to popular belief, Burtor Bell Tower does not shelter bats or an elderly man banging his hammer. Rather, an instrument vaguely resemb. ling the piano awaits University music students. From atop the 212 foot tower, Hudsor Ladd plays such tunes as "The Enter, tainer," and "Raindrops Keep Falling ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Orating poets inspired by PB S p i A) ro C e ,3a \..1\ 0 . ' y0 l d* e mu + P~s~ R~ . , "0' *. a 0 , 17 r Y 4Ie E E u s 1 t r ~ u e s i i By JOHN McMANUS ner and Robert Bly, a National According to informed soiirc- Book Award winner. Charles es, there are more poetry read- CWright and Charles Simic will ings in Ann Arbor than almost also read from their works. anywhere else - including Man- "Lately the reading...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 5, 1 9/4 r w ir. rrr rniri The Non-Profit Store Run by Students A STUDENT BOOKSTORE RESPONSIVE TO YOUR NEEDS ,+ BOOKS a. 'V 4, 'I . Books for all U courses Lots of USED BOOKS 25%-35% off, Cliff Notes, Monarch Notes, Schaums Outlines Plus all sorts of books to while-away your time with SCHOOL SUPPLIES Notebooks, pens, pads, tablets, binders, typing paper and ribbons, envelope...…
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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Battling for change ir By SARA RIMER Compiling the report of the Commission on Graduation Re- quirements (GRC) was a gruel- ing year-long process that in- volved lengthy meetings and ex- tensive research, but student member Jonathan Klein, '74, can only shrug his shoulders despondently a n d s a y, "It doesn't amount to a hill of beans." He cites sparse attend- ance at the LSA Gove...…
…R Thursday, September 5, 1974 THE MIC:HIUAN UA«Y rage i n ree Thursdoy, September 5, 1974 VHEMIGHWiAN L.IALLT rage iriree Regents: Wielding ultimate power over the University By REBECCA WARNER ceremonies for party faithfuls. lunches, treated to chummy Few students know what the While several Regents are Uni- conferences with deans of the Board of Regents is, and even versity alumni, only one, Re- various schools and cofleges,I fewer ca...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 5,1974 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September ~, ~1974 ! .! \ --_ _ RC:A By JO MARCOTTY and CHERYL PILATE For those who feel intimidated, overwhelmed or unchallenged by the anonymity and standardization of the literary college (LSA), there is an alternative - the Residential Col- lege (RC).; Established seven years ago, the RC is a division of LSA designed and implemented by a g...…
…Thursday, September 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY rage Five .:r..zSpebr,,17 TEMCIGNDIY aeFv -U -p13 i Join the Crowds... Enjoy Shopping at FoIett's! The first few weeks in a new environment can be quite challenging to even the strongest of people. To many of you your whole life will change . , the strong may become weak, the weak may become strong. Only time will tell where and how you fit into this new spectrum of life. But no matter the...…
…Pdge !six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 5, { 914 Pdge SixTHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 hursdoy, September 5, 1974 Graduate workers move to unionize, bargain with 'U' Pres. steers by remote control (continued from Page 3) thought;of what might then re- sult:,strike. A SUCCESSFUL w o r k stop- page among the teaching fellows would effectively cripple the University as an institution geared toward undergraduate education. Last 'February, t...…
…Thursday, September 5,=1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Seven Thursday, September 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage 5even Writers hit big jacpot By SARA RIMER Do you dream of winning the Pulitzer Prize? The Hopwood Awards may not be as well-known, but they frequently offer more money. If you turn out high quality plays, fiction, poems, or essays, the University might reward your liter- ary talent with several hundred dol- lars. When Mary Coole...…
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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1915 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1-riday, September ~, 1915 CHARING CROSS BOOK SHOP SCOTT WON'T TALK: Hearst inquiry adj ourns H A R R I S B U R G, Pa. (A) - Micki McGee Scott and Martin Miller, granted immun- ity from prosecution, refused again to answer questions yes- terday before a federal grand jury investigating the Patty Hearst case. The panel prompt- ly adjourned indefinitely. P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5; 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1975 Ford reviews alternate oil law "S WASHINGTON (A) - Presi- dent Ford is considering legis- lative proposals to ease the im- pact of suddenly 'emoving oil price controls if a compromise can't be reached with Congress on extending them, Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb said yesterday. Zarb told reporters the Presi- dent was close to a decision ...…
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…,,ridoyj September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ~riday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five A Woman's Bookstore By, For and About Women 225 E. LIBERTY (over Fischer Pharmacy) Mickey Roker (at drums, left) and Milt Jackson (at vibes) on stage in Mon- treux. The festival featured some of the top artists in modern jazz, including Diz- zy Gillespie, Count Basie, and Clark Terry. * Books " Pamphlets * Buttons * Records * ...…
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…Friday, September 5, 197:, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven GRCEBIBGE LCHRCH 1300 S. MAPLE at PAULI NE nvites You to Its ANNUAL STUDENT RECEPTION SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, at 5:00 p.m. The ReceptoandFaurs acLiqhtiSupper and a Discussion 9 :30 a.m. Alpha Omega Class 5 p.m. Student Rec't. 14:45 a.m. Morninq Service 7 p.m. Eveninq Service Call 761-8867 for Information and Bus Schedule Dr, R. H. Saxe, Pastor Ken Koetsier, Campus Pastor I am Alpha and...…
…°age light THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1975 .~'age Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1975 I_ ATTEND THE FBI confirms paralyzing drug ATTEND THE *~v IWANIS SUMMER SALE Saturday, Sept. 6 9:00 ~ni.3:OO0p0 m Complete your furnishings with furni- ture, housewares, appliances, books, records, cameras, antiques, and so forth. Kiwan$, Activtty Center Corner: .I*shigton and First Streets AP Photo Reputed Detroit underwo...…
…Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . , . , {. Pc e Nine' Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine . . . CRISP gfoes. stale (Continued from Page 1) "I'VE BEEN HERE since 1: o'clock and they're not open- ing this line till 3:30," said: Brad Jayne, while basking lack- adaisically in the sun. Meanwhile, over in the regis- tration line, David and Judy! Wilson, two new grad business students, announced they had been warn...…
…Page .lien THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 175 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1975 BACK TO SCHOOL, TEAMS WITH BELL TYPEWRITER SALE MACHINE SCM 2200 Portable SCM 2100 Portable REG Electric $309.50 Electric $279.00 SALE 259.95 249.95 229.95 SCM 1200 Portable Eelcltric $249.50 -PLUS- HONK 18" BUDGET 120 Series' F OUR-DRAWEIR $49095 w lock $53.95 Q1~ Lytle j By RICH LERNER Sonny and Cher, McGovern and Eagle...…
…Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Borg 1 in US FOREST HILLS, N.Y. 4A'? Bjorn Borg outlasted Ed Dibbs of Miami Beach in a hour 55 minute marathon 6 7-6, 4-6, 7-6 yesterday for men's semifinals spot in t U.S. Open Tennis Champi ships. The 24-year-old Dibbs finish the match despite leg cram that s t r u c k him midw through the fourth set. Even after the crampsl him, he mustered enoughe ergy to win three games in row af...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5 1975 Page Twlv THE MHIA DAILY. Frd_ Setme 5, 1975 ;: . t r T g! =r= GRAND OPENING PHOTO -m mm - - - ---- - 77 I WELCOME BACK STUDENTS 307 S. STATE-994-1262 HOURS: 9-9 MONDAY-SATU RDAY; CLOSED SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY 1 I BNGFREE DEVELOPING & PRINTS BIGTHIS COUPON IN WITH ANY ROLL OF KODACOLOR OR BLACK & WHITE FILM AND WE WILL PROCESS IT FREE OF CHARGE THIS IS OUR WAY OF ...…
…FEATURES SECTION SEE INSIDE SirF A6 :43 it FEATURES SECTION SEE INSIDE Section Two-Features Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 5, 1975 Pages Thirteen to Tv wenty-Four Laro: GOP'S rising star By BILL TURQUE At first glance, David Laro, the University's newest Regent, fits with consummate ease into the classic American mold ofl the up and coming young man. Son of a Jewish immigrant from Poland who fled Hitler's Europe, partner in a...…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 197; 1 Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday1 September 5, 197~ _ _ r 16 FAMOUS 'SPY' CASE Arashi )ME an ING FBI releases RosenberganS G. data b lo i I n(WASHINGTON, (Reuter) - The FBI Wednes At the time he was working at the top secret. 1 Tday threw open a portion of its file on Julius government installation in Los Alamos, New m ay~ e s y of M c i a[and Ethel Rosenberg more than ...…
…Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page -Fifteen Fridy, epteber5, 975 HE ICHIAN AIL Pag Fitee MAN'S BEST FRIEND? I I Iaws: Do By W. ROBERT WELLER Associated Press Writer Eleven-year-old Greg Wolfram was waiting for his school bus in Las Vegas, Nev., when he was attacked and critically in- jured. Five-year-old Brent Cryder died after being mauled in his back yard near Minooka, Ill. Both were recent victims of what public hea...…
…PageSixteen I-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1975 UE EXPERIMENTAL MACHINE SAVES LIVES: U Kidney patient plugs in CHICAGO (UPI) - The 8- off the family kitchen where McCEE'S p h y s i c i a n, Dr. McCee celebrated a year on' inch silicone tube buried in everything is set up. Peter Ivanovich, said most high peritoneal dialysis by taking an Paul MeCee's abdomen these That way his days are free to risk patients like McCee -- 8-da...…
…Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen - iPOLICE CRACK DOWN Hash trade booms in Austria By DAVID STOREY VIENNA (Reuter) - Austria, poking like a long thumb into Communist Eastern Europe, has long been a convenient' base for spies, smugglers and gun - runners plying their risky trade between East and West. But in the last few years, Aus- trian authorities have had a new illicit traffic to contend with - hashish smuggl...…
…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Stpfember f V O I THE MICHIGAN DAILY r-riday, September , BRUCE SPRI NGSTEEN TUES., Sept. 23, 8 p.m., POWER CENTER Reserved Seats $5.09 Tickets go on sale Fri., Sept. 12 CLHIC K COREA FRI., Sept. 26, 8 p.m., HILL AUD. Reserved Seats $5.00, $4.50, $3.50 Tickets go on sale Tues., Sept. 1 6 THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING of the UAC Concert Co-op Fall '75 semester COMPLETE SCHEDULE WILL BE OUT SEPT. 17 WAT...…
…Friday, September 5, 1975 THE' MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Friay SptmbrW,195HEMCIADAL aeNete U Thai soldiers worked for U. By ROBERT KAYLOR i of Indochina was going on.. In a countermove, U.S. offi- All pay scales and working years, some U.S. servicemen force to remove the strikers.' The security guards, all Thai cials here then made new in-i conditions were set up n'y the, have had to fill in for them, Kiukrit, whose grip on civil ...…
…rage Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September , 1975 Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1975 L' e 14 Reasons to wash and dry clean your clothing at MR. STADIUM 1. 104 washers & dryers (no waiting) 2. 36 top load washers 3. 24 double load washers 4. 12 triple load washers (Only 50c on our Tuesday & Friday special) 5. 32 30 lb. clothes dryers 6. 3 dollar bill changers 7. 4 dry cleaning machines (Use our drop-off service...…
…Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Tweryty-On Can arn h~ Editors note: 4If they come and say we've got to have 60 scholar- ships for women, where are we gong to get it? If the p~oliticianls don't startwusing some judgement instead of just going after the female vote t. Penn State coachJoe Paterno did not finish his statement reacting to the en~forcemtent of the new federal regula- tions known as Title IX. The regulations, whic...…
…Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAIL t rr:ctay, z eprember :), i y r i) Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN UAILa EXPERT DISPUTES CLAIM: Houdini hid secrets in grave? Abortion 2nd most common type of legal surgery in U.S. FITCHBURG, Mass. (P) - An old locksmith who said he has the granite site Houdini and the vault. expert on magician Harry Hou- studied Houdini for more than some trusted friends built in He says the site arrangement dini says the...…
…Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Threl Friday, September 5, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Threi R Bold Big In a week and a day the Big spots but will be able to over- Ten kicks off another football come Wisconsin, m a i n 1 y be season. So there's no use in cause the Badgers will be lack putting it off. I must doff my ing even more. By mid-seasonk : e athinking beanie, consult my Michigan will be in top form<...…
…Page Twenty-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridley, September 5, 19 Page Twenty-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY trid~y, September 5, I ~ U p ----, +f '4 t'. , ull1 11111 11yrt c>1r1 (ce111c1 1111 1 cll 1 1"/11 a 1 11111c11 "/1111 1111> 1r 111i1c1c ! 1 Idly (III ) 11(d ylk) Ilrcy11<1ll() I AT D 6 6 c111c llh 111c 71111 1111 1 Chm 71111ml -440 - uII1 11) 1 1/1c 1 1r1 I<1111 1 11111 c11 I"/11 (I 1111c11 "/1111 Ir1 Ill 1111mc i ...SOUNDS LIKE GREEK TO YO...…
…For your subscription, call 764-0558 FREE ISSUE I bP Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom 143IatiI FREE ISSUE Vol. XCI, No. 2 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 5, 1980 Free Issue Twenty-Eight Pages N. ampus bus hours reduced; 800 protest Daily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM LSA SENIOR DEAN WILSON rushes to catch a Northwood bus. The University is cutting back on bus service to North Campus ...…
…e 2-A-Friday, September 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily ~IF Three Polish mnines still on strike WARSAW, Poland (AP)-Three coal mines in Upper Silesia were still shut down yesterday by a strike over local grievances, but most Polish miners ' returned to work after winning gover- ' nment pledges of independent unions and work-free weekends, informed sources reported. The miners were the final holdouts of a nationwide wave of strikes that star- ted...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 3-A .................. . . . . . . . . ..u.f ". \ ..... . :' " ." "....",. ..t...0. . . ...........:....: ..-:..........;........... ~G 0 appeal litigation .continues By CHARLES THOMSON Both the Graduate Employees Organization and the University have appealed a July 14 ruling by a Michigan Employment Relations Commission ad- minsitrative judge which granted collective bargaining rights to ...…
…OPINION P age 4-A Friday, September 5, 1980 The Michigan Daily . ' __ i- __ .. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M148109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board T 1 r 1 ..~ 1 C1l 1 Jelly beans and Borateem: A vision of President Rea A NO Mackey scandal here W HEN MICHIGAN State Univer- The improvements to Shapiro's fo sity President Cecil Mackey ball...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 5-A Panel: Remove waste or no nukes LANSING (UPI)-No new nuclear power plants Sould be built in Michigan until a radioactive waste disposal plan is ready, the draft report of a special legislative committee recommended yesterday. The Special Joint Committee on Nuclear Energy also said no nuclear power plants should be permitted to operate without an emergency preparedness plan that can be imp...…
…Page 6-A-Friday, September 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily 1968 1969 1973 1980 FORMER YIPPIE LEADER Abbie Hoffman is shown in several stages of his political career. Fugitive Hoffman ends exile 6 NEW YORK (UPI)-Abbie Hoffman, fugitive former "Yippie" leader who got "tired of looking over his shoulder," ended six years of life underground yesterday and surrendered to face drug charges that could-but probably won't-bring him a life sentence. Hoffm...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, September 5, 1980 Page 7-A campy triue o error By DENNIS HARVEY Over the years, as this increasingly gets to be a nation of cineastes, we've gotten used to the idea of one director quoting the work of another. But are we ready for a director who quotes him- splf? I don't think anyone is quite ready fir Brian de Palma's Dressed to Kill, a delirious crossword puzzle of movie project to soften the blow of de Palm...…
…I Paje 8-A-Friday, September'5, 1980-The Michigan Daily a -u nu n Classic quotes and cheap thrills (Continued from Page 7) than expected. He can magnify a moment so that it's memorably gargantuan and agonizing. There's nothing here to compare with the! deliciously cruel extension of the split- seconds before Carrie White's spec- tacular humiliation, and the script's light-headedness gives even the strongest bits an air of silliness-they're ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 9-A Cit teachers out for better pa By JULIE BROWN Ann Arbor's public school teachers remained off the job yesterday, the esult of a 4-1 strike vote Tuesday by members of the Ann Arbor Education Association to strike for higher wages. Classes were to begin Wednesday, with teachers reporting for work Tuesday. According to Dan Burroughs, a spokesman for the teachers' association, 680 members vote...…
…mm - - - .m .-..-....- ...-- ----- --- -i Page 10-A-Friday, September 5,1980-The Michigan Daily 'U' still unsure of state funding (Continued from Page 1) stitutions that the Senate figures were in late September, before the Oct. 1 unrealistic and closer to a 1-1.5 per cent start of the state's fiscal year, or after a increase," said Vice-President for mid-November election break. If a State Relations Richard Kennedy. state budget is not inta...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 11-A Anderson deemed eligible for millions in federal election funds WASHINGTON (UPI)-John Anderson was ruled eligible dsterday for millions of dollars in past-election federal fun- '&-and immediately prepared to borrow against that money to finance badly needed television commercials. The Federal Election Commission ruled that Anderson could collect the money-the exact amount will be deter- ...…
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