…The Michigan Dily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 -page A-5 Ofi1 I Il1 11 Y P77rj II I I t THE ABSOLUTELY 0*PAP LO EST PRICES E ERYD ~YIII Glues punk Rhythmt Classical -r Rock ON ALL ALBUMS and CASSEflES IN TOWN ELON mm NS GREATEST HITS r : G FL i . I'.: '' tN sa/ ' i il,;' " Original motion Picture Soundtrackr >YaW*atinL iWIWL uioutw ...w-i s A.- t steely d Gaut; xU ho mCA ELVIS COSTELLO AND THE ATTRACTIONS IMPERIAL BED...…
…0 Page A-6- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 Ann Arbor Civi TheatIre cordially invites you to attend an OPEN OUSE Sunda September 23rd from Campus joins election bandwagon. By NEIL CHASE So much for student apathy. Last fall, 500 students jammed into a room at the Michigan Union to hear Gary Hart, a darkhorse presidential candidate. ANOTHER 450 students came out to listen to George McGovern and several hundred greeted Jesse ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 -Page A-7 Student fights :to get degree back from 'U' lb/' *, "Gimmea D Gimme an A Gimmean I...L...Y Givethe MICHIGAN DAILY that old college try. CALL 764-0558 to order your subscription By ERIC MATTSON For most students, receiving a degree from the University signals the end of a long, arduous journey. But for W one student it was only the beginning. -In 1980, Wilson Crook had his 1977 Ma...…
…I Page A-8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 0 r /" I 4 Money Management 101 Fall- 1984 University Offices - First of America Read each statement and place a .fin the box if First of America Bank - Ann Arbor can help you with these situations: Yes No 1. You get the late night munchies, but the pizza place won't take checks and you have no cash. Can First of America help you? Q Q 2. Your roommate is the wrong sex. Can F...…
…I Al '4,.k ~owPW : £ t', i FSc. ~n., 'q S i " ' P ... Pill - i . .. ..........w . ~ir~ A Brief History of the University .. The Early Days of CRISP....... . Activism in the '80s ............. Getting Around the University .... Minorities on Campus ........... Counseling Services ............. North Campus ................ W here to Study ................ The Regents................. ....Page 2 ........3 . . . . . . . . 45 ~6 ~7 .........…
…4 Page 2 The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 he niversity through the years By LILY ENG If you can pronounce "Catholepistemiad of Michigania," you have said a mouthful. This nasty tongue twister is the original name of the University of Michigan. The University grew into the sprawling multi-educational complex it is today because of the dedication of its three unlikely founders: a judge, a priest, and a reverend. THE UNIVERSITY ...…
…The Michigan Daily -- Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 3 STUDENT ACTIVISM NOT DEAD YET Sit-ins, demonstrations still exist By PETE WILLIAMS Student activism has been a long- standing tradition on college campuses across the country. From World War I to the turbulent 60s, whenever students were displeased with the way the world is runthey demonstrated against it. But in an age of Reaganomics and new conservative values, the vast majority of...…
…0 The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 Getting around the University a 6CHA RD CAMPBELL inistraton Building - This n brick building houses e University's higher aking it the first building S invaded during student M ybe that's why the win- machine gun turrents. e Lloyd Hall - The East a Dorms, Alice Lloyd also Pilot Program, an alter- o gular University. Center - Trying to look eli as old, the angular itonly partially succeed...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 5 Counseling for minority students is available By MARLA GOLD Minority students at the University frequently complain about feeling isolated, alone and out of place. They must adjust to a new environment - a predominantly white environment. And sometimes that can be difficult. In order to combat these problems, the University provides special services geared toward helping minority stude...…
…I Page 6- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 Ther e's a place for you in the Michigan Student Assembly North Campus beats the Central Campus blues We're working with you and for you on issues that concern us - including financial aid, affirma- tive action, campus safety, teaching quality and University decision-making. man1 consists of 39 elected members and many, many volunteers. We want you to be one of us. ms - sponso...…
…When all is lost By ERIC MATTSON When all the welcoming parties have subsided and that first midterm looms ominously in the not-so-distant future, it is time to seriously consider drastic action. You could take a trip to the Bahamas and not return, tap into the University's computer and tamper with your grades, or, as a last resort, study. And if you do decide to use the most common way of dealing with exams, you'll find there are really only...…
…E Page 8 --The Michigan Daily --Thursday, September 6, 1984 THlE BRON JUGWN ILQ* w OR~aSM V Now that you're here, it's time to plan to leave! Thanksgiving Christmas, Spring break Conlin Travel The Travel Professionals 769.9680 Make Make Make it fast. it it cheap. Conlin TravelI. All of us here awol iet$o our live..C IASTA Ameon5oiey of Trove!Agents -The Symbolot Professionals" caps rad uidn 663-355 hour: MF 1-6,Sat10- maredt ars...…
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…44 l Page 10- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 Regents in spotlight By GEORGEA KOVANIS Two days a month, members of the ,University's Board of Regents gather around a large oak conference table in ;the regents' room of the Fleming Administration Building to sip coffee and decide the future of the University. The six men and two women who ,make up the panel come from all over the state to participate in the meetings held on t...…
… The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 11 The Daily is more than just a newspaper Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS A typical session of the MSA taking place around the large oval table situated in the MSA chambers in the Michigan Union. MSA pursues student inerests By DAVID SPAK Few people ever see Joe Daily repor- ter in action. To most readers, the Daily is a newspaper that seems to magically appear in mailboxes and on front ...…
…4 Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 Applications By DAVID VANKER like this," he said. "We can pr Despite climbing tuition rates and a somewhat steady decline (in the comprehensive reorganization which ber of applications) over the n drastically altered several un- years, but if we can continue to dergraduate programs, more high the right decisions, enrol school graduates applied for admission shouldn't really change."...…
… The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 13 SCHOOLS STRUGGLE AGAINST UNWIERSITY REVIEWS Rebuilding after the cuts By GEORGEA KOVANIS More than 18 months have passed since, amidst Diag protests and cane dlelight vigils on University President Harold Shapiro's front lawn, three of the University's schools were fighting to survive. The three schools-art, education, and natural resources-had fallen victim to the University's budge...…
…4 F ROTC on the attack By ANDREW ERIKSEN Most students cringe at the thought of joining the Reserve Officer Training Corps at the University. But for those who do join the experience can be both challenging and financially rewarding. "Our program is known as a fine way to help finance an education and I can't deny that and I don't even find anything wrong with that," said Robert Coulter, chairman of the Navy Officer Education Program. "It d...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 15 FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR NEED Y STUDENTS Federal aid levels remain stable By DAVID VANKER Students who can't afford a college education gained yet another reprieve this year, as the federal government h'ld its major financial aid programs ator near last year's levels. Soaring tuition - at $1,212 per term for juniors and seniors, the highest of any public school in the country - and rising ...…
…I Page 16 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 New course books sold at discount prices. Used copies sold at 25-50% off publishers'list prices. Discount prices on a wide selection of quality school supplies. Books for all classes taught on the Main Campus are available on floor 3, 341 East Liberty, at Division St. The books and school supplies for all classes taught on North Campus. are sold at our North Campus Commons branch,...…
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…4 Page 2C - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 STUDENT-POLICE CLASHES RARE Times are a' C 4 for Ann Arbor police By NEIL CHASE 1When a last-minute field agoal gave Michigan its victory over Iowa last Oc- tober, hundreds rushed onto the field to tear down the goal posts. But they ffrgot that jumping onto the field is illegal. Two people were arrested as they at- tempted to celebrate on the field and two students, includin...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 -Page 3C Developers foresee big changes in city skyline By ANDREW ERIKSEN The Ann Arbor skyline hasn't changed too much over the years. But soon, several developers are going to have their chance to make their mark on the city. This burst in building activity is spurred on by the rising demand in of- fice and commercial space and the falling interest rates John Swisher III, chairman of t...…
…Page 4C - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 LOCAL CENTERS SHELTER STREET PEOPLE Homeless struggle for existence By ERIC MATTSON As one of the more affluent com- munites in Michigan, Ann Arbor is the last place you would expect to find homeless people. But anywhere bet- ween 100 and 500 indigents call the streets of Ann Arbor their home. Tim Mack, facility director of a shelter for the homeless at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 5C Walking along tree-lined Main Street gives the impression that Ann Arbor is still the small town that it once was. Small town America in the big city By KAREN TENSA Main Street. It conjures up images of anytown, USA. One can picture the mixture of stores, the tree-lined, three-lane road, and the variety of people wandering down the street. Main Street, Ann Arbor, is no different than...…
…I Page 6C - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 Under 21-no problem By SUE BARTO "I don't think people party as much here as people at other schools," says sophomore Sue Kron. "People here take their classes more seriously." Well, Michigan may be better known for its academics than its parties, but you know what they say-when you work hard, you party hard. And yes, ""ere are a few students here who party } harder than they work....…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 7C STUDENTS LOOKING FOR GUIDANCE Religion making a strong comeback on By DAVID VANKER Ye of little faith, take heed: Religion is thriving in an environment many people consider hostile to any sort of abiding belief. "I think what's going on in the world now pushes people to consider ultimate questions - life and death, good and evil," said Rev. Robert Havert, Director of the University...…
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…A Gridders aim for title B3 MIKE~Z2 MCRAWJ~t behind new QB iy in,1vquA The last four even numbered years Michigan has been the Big Ten's representative in the Rose Bowl. The last three times the Wolverines have lost an experien- ced quarterback to graduation, the team has responded with disappointing records the following season. NINETEEN eighty-four is evenly divisible by two, but the man who was lined up behind center the last three seaso...…
…Harriers make run at Nationals The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 3D Stickers enter season with new head coach By MIKE MCGRAW For the third straight season, men's cross country coach Ron Warhurst is in the same position - looking for a strong second in the Big Ten and hoping for a top ten finish at the NCAA's. Last season was supposed to be a big one for the Wolverines, with expectations of a place among the top five tea...…
…4 Pro lossesI hampe By PAUL HELGREN It was supposed to have been the year. The ingredients - talent, the ex- perience of the NIT championship, a returning starting five - were there. Despite a couple of early detours last season, the road appeared firmly paved for Michigan's first run at the Big Ten basketball title since a puffy-haired guard (Ricky Green) teamed with a cat-like center (Phil Hubbard) to lead the Wolverines to a sizzling 16-2...…
…Red with Blue: Former NHL star Be to lead Wolverine ice By MIKE McGRAW The biggest news of the year in college hockey may have come out of Ann Arbor, but it had nothing to do with the play of the Michigan hockey team. What happened was that former Wolverine star and NHL coach-of-the- year Red Berenson announced that he was coming back to town to coach his alma mater. BERENSON, who left his job as an assistant for the Buffalo Sabres to come ...…
…Page 6D - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 4 Tracksters run for the top A After four straight tidles, men drop to third By MIKE REDSTONE Men's track coach Jack Harvey was, faced with hefty doses of both good and bad news following last year's track season. The good news: Almost all of his top runners would be returning for the 1985 campaign. THE BAD NEWS: Gone to graduation were his top shot putter, his top discus thrower,...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 - Page 7D nother By ROBERT M. POLLARD Soon after your arrival in Ann Arbor you will probably see plenty of people proudly wearing 1984 Sugar Bowl t-shirts. You'll also see quite a few shirts which advertise Michigan's 1984 NIT cham- pionship. But it's unlikely you'll see any clothing which boasts of Michigan's appearance in the 1984 College World Series. Last season, head coach Bud Middaugh's t...…
…4 Po i5D - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 6, 1984 4 '4 New and Used Books Brought in from Universities around the country, our stock of quality used books is the largest in the city. And our prices are the best. We guarantee the correct book for every course. Just hand us your list of classes-we do all the work. No pawing through stacks looking for the right book-we hand it to you. agiportant Due to the unpredictable enrollment i...…
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