…Y ltfritgan Bait1 Section Six-Academics Administration Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 7, 1972 Eight Pages TA E - - / As in the picture spread above, at the cen- ter of the University's scheme of operations sits President Robben Fleming. The Uni- versity's chief problem solver, Fleming ulti- mately receives criticism from all sides. Surrounding Fleming are his closest asso- ciates, from both above and below him in the hierarch...…
…,Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 7t 1972 1 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 7, 1972 administration in a fortress Sprinkled throughout the for- tress-like Administration Build- ing hide the University's top administrators. While invisible to the student population, these executives are the people who really control the day-to-day op- erations of the University-far more so than the relatively pow- erless facu...…
…Thursday, September 7, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nnnp thrpo ru IIIre e :..... . ...... ... To the University, you - the students - are little more than a ten-digit number and an intri- cate pattern of darkened spaces on a, computer sheet. For in fact, the only communi- cation most of you have with the administration which shapes your academic lives is the myr- iad of computerized forms litter- ing the path between terms. All your life you ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 7, 1972 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY rhursday, September 7, 1972 living and learning The University has recently initiated several innovations to personalize its academic a n d residential programs. These reforms include t h e. Residential College, the Pilot Program, the Couzens Program and other smaller projects that academic pursuits.' These programs offer students not only innovation...…
…Thursday, September 7, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Purge Five Thursday, September 7, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five black voices By GENE ROBINSON Supplement Co-Editor In the spring of 1970, stu- dents here virtually succeeded in shutting down the Univer- sity until certain demands con- cerning blacks were met. Since that successful Black Action Movement (BAM) strike of two years ago, the campus has witnessed little activism on the part of...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThursAy, September 7, 1972 'Ptli HEMCIA DIYfusdi,5peme ,17 BGS: to your taste the unchained claS.1ro0o By ROBERT SCHREINER "The BGS can be either the salvation of geniuses or the re- fuge of scoundrels," commented romance languages department chairman James O'Neill two and a half years ago when the Ba- chelor in General Studies de- gree program was just begin- ning its second ful term of oper- O'Neill, along w...…
…Thursday, September"7; 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sev Thursdoy, September 7, 1972 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Se~ electronic registration STEP ONE Consult your school or col- lege's Official Publication to see exactly what you must take. Then make an . appointment to see your academic counselor, but don't trust a word he says. While his information may be valid, always check it out against the catalog or the advice of a friend. STEP TWO S...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 7, 1972 I the big 'U' and the big war By GENE ROBINSON Supplement Co-Editor Two years ago, during the height of student opposition to the Vietnam War, controversy flared on campus over whether or not the University should con- duct war-related research pro- jects contracted by the federal government. The debate was fueled by re- ports that the University was conducting research on anti- ...…
…For FREE ISSUE Daily subscriptions, phone 764-0558 Y Ait AO AI6 FREE ISSUE Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 7, 1973 Free Issue Twenty Pages F O SE NWS tAPPM CL6 Jt1I- Today is a perfect day for purchasing a subscription to the Daily. For a mere $10, you can get the Daily delivered to your place of residence from now until classes end in April. To cash in on this amazing...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 7, 1973 Page Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 7, ~973 Daily Official Bulletin THE GREAT AMERICAN COVERUP Friday, September 7 211 S. STATE DAY CALENDAR Residential College Summer Theatre: Mrozek's "Tango," R. C. Aud., 8 pm. re e FAN'IASTIC International Folk Dance: Barbour Gym, 8 pm. BEDSPREAD Project Community: Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival, Fuller Rd., North Campus. approves rend...…
…Friday, September 7, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Fridayill~lllllll SeptemberI I 7, 1973il TH M C IG N A LYPa e Th e U Supreme to 0 issue Detroit's LANSING (UPI) - Attorney Cou General Frank Kelley said yes- ruli terday he has filed a petition in t with the U. S. Supreme Court othE asking for an immediate review the of the Detroit school desegrega- K tion case. ruli: The case is expected to set bus: a precedent on the issue of cr...…
… off the record Elle t t iaxe 43 t Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan ll, Probig a murder near Capitol Hill 420 Maynard St:, Ann Arbor, Mi. 481 04 News Phone: 764-0552 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1973 Citing national interest' .. . HE "NATIONAL INTEREST" has be- come a ubiquitous term. Every time the President is asked to justify his refusal to release tapes of his Watergate c...…
…Friday, September 7, 1 973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five *1 A R T C U9T U RE11"CALNA BLUES AND JAZZ FESTIVAL-Rainbow Multi-Media and Proj ect Community present Freddie King, Leon Thomas, Count Basic and his Orchestra, J. B. Hutto and the Hawks, Roosevelt Sykes, and the Revolutionary En- semble. Show begins at 6 p.m. on Otis Spann Memorial Field. FILM----Cinema II presents Alexanders Ragtime Band in Aud. A at 7 and 9 p.m.; Cinema Guild show...…
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…Friday, September 7, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Fridoy, September 7, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven I CHALLENGING U.S. China's LONDON, (Reuter) - China is "An d e v e 1 o p i n g an interconti- missile nental nuclear missile which ing mo could hit most major targets in United the United" States, and has al- veloped ready produced rockets which The to can reach Moscow and parts, of full ran Asia. areas This buildup of the C...…
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…Friday, September 7, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r 6ge ICI i n e Friday, September 7, 973 VHE MICHIGAN DAILY i~ Ggei~4 me TMt c r xrt:;:...=.. Joliet inmates seize 10 justice Douglas guards, JOLIET, Ill. ,P) - Ten prison1 guards were taken hostage yester- day by a group of about 270 in-+ mates at Stateville Penitentiary. Authorities said some of the re- belling prisoners were armed with homemade knives. There were no reports of in- juries,...…
…I I Page Ten. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 7, 1973 ,.. ... _ .._ t ROZELLE AND KUHN PROTEST Seec13 , &emj i_ Ann Arbor M'usic M art Congress hits 336 South State Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 From Wire Service Reports THE CONGRESS and the pro- fessional sports establishment edged closer to a decisive con- frontation yesterday when NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle join- ed Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in denouncing ...…
…g, . i 'f*?.i s~s ^ :r.,, .«. * e . ^ . :. ",,". ::_ i '} :;vt }:; ;+ .r: :tis; Night Editor: DAN BORUS SPo Frid ay jw olverine gridd ers practice Sept. 1,1913 sweat out '+"v °}{ .., .:...,.. r...N '1.. R: :". . . .}:?t{"5:,5'. . . . . . . Cha-mbliss ' bombards Motown From Wire Service Reports CLEVELAND - Cleveland first baseman Chris Chambliss clouted two homers, one of them a grand slam, to propel the Indians to a 10-4 victory ove...…
… Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 7, 1973 RAINBOW MULTI-MEDIA and PROJECT COMMUNITY Present the Friday, September 7, 1973 4 i j I C 0 _.. - II - …
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…Page Two I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September7, 19-l+ Page Two THE MICHI(.~AN DAILY I TI4RU THE Kuwait bids for British real estate company LONDON (A)-Kuwait, an oil-: rich Persian Gulf sheikhdom, made a multimillion dollar bid yesterday for a British real estate firm, the first Arab move to buy a British company out- right. The Kuwait investment office' offered $210.4 million for St. Martin's Property Corp. Kuwait already owns 8...…
…Saturday, September 7, 1974 , THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Satuday Setemer , 174 HE ICHGANDAIY Pge hre Saxbe warns 13 stal end to WASHINGTON VP-) - A t t y . "IF CONGRESS takes no ac- Gen. William Saxbe said yester- tion, it's our intention to ask day it's up to Congress to save the courts to decide the ques- 13 states from a federal lawsuit tion, and if decided favorably challenging the legality of their to us, to seek injunctive re...…
…Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited'and managed by students at the University of Michigan "SCHULER" COUNTY UPSHOT Saturday, September 7, 1974 News P 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Phone: 764-0552 Ecoiomics of cooperation AT LONG LAST we have a man in the White House who admits that economic problems do exist in this country and who, by all appear- ances, intends to do something about them. Whether or not the revival o...…
…('Saturday, September 7, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, September 7, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five The Hindenburg flies ag ain __ -- -_ CIti'ct A W&&%Acp £eknice4 By BOB THOMAS Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES (R) - The Hindenburg starts flying again at Universal Studio, which is doing its best to profit from disaster. The story of the ill- fated dirigible follows Earth- quake and Airport 1975 in Uni- versal's pro...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 7, 1974 --- - - - - - - F OR DI RE CT C LA SSI F IED S ERV IC E C A LL 764-0557 - 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Mond ay-F riday PHOTO SUPPLIES PERSONAL MIRANDA SENSOREX, five lenses, THE LATEST in make-up at the etc. $250. 764-0317, 769-0273. 79D908 Village Apothecary, 1112 S. Univer- sity. cFtc COMPLETE DARKROOM ,set-up, $175. 994-0548 or come to our House $50 CASH fo rone '74-'75 staff park- f Sale at 9...…
…Saturday, September 7, 1974 THE MIC;HlbAN UAIL.Y Page .Seven Sauray - September.-.,- . . -. 7,-.. .--19741 Is IH M (H ( A L 1 JIIIIIILY Page SevenllllliMMIlMI Worrell uits Michigan By JOHN KAHLER The Train has pulled out of town. Lionel "Main Train" Wor- rell, one of the more popular players ever to set foot in Cris- ler arena, is transferring to Oral Roberts University in Tul- sa, Oklahoma. Wearing the blue beret that has become his tr...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 7, 1974 These grade school students instruct their 'instructor' the Pebat Ct)ntre- By BILL HEENAN 7 It is not often that elementary school children can instruct their teachers, but at the Clon- lara Free school, the students do just that. However, their teacher is not a matronly lady who can be paciifed with apples. Rather, she is a Hazleton 2000 computer used to supplement regular in- st...…
…NEWS ROUNDUP See Page 4 Y 4.i t i Da111 SUMMERTIME High-71 Loyr-44 See Today for details. Vol. LXXXVI, No. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 7, 1975 Free Issue Ten Pages I j Ford unruffled Ring... A 60 year old tradition at the Martha Cook dor- mitory was only a memory when the building opened its doors last week, The residents of the all women dorm have telephones in their rooms for the first time this year. And the ancien...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 7, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY - y I Health fair offers free medical, dental care Anti-busing riots erupt in Louisville; hundreds jailed By DEBBIE OLIN and MARY ANN WHIPPLE Today is probably the only day that Health care will be offered for free in the Ann Arbor area. A few hours spent at the Health Fair at Mack Commun- ity School between noon and 5:00 p.m. should not only help you -f...…
…Sunday, September 7, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three ... r r Govt. drug regulators hold ties to private businesses I' WA S H I N G T 0 N (A') - encies have frequently charged The Consumer Product Safe- More than 100 of the govern- that former industry employes ty Commission listed no em- ment officials who decide what can be partial to their onetime ployes at the upper staff levels drugs can be sold and what employers in taking gove...…
…Page Four I rtt MlC-NIUAN DAILY Slit doy, September /, 197 Page Four 5uriday, September 7, 1915 House committee passes bill limiting Ford's amnest lan WASHINGTON (P) -A Hcuse subcommittee has approved an amnesty bill for draft evaders and soldiers who deserted or refused to obey an order that would lead to killing because of! their opposition to the Indochina war. The amnesty would go only to persons who signed a certifi- cate declaring t...…
…Sunday, SL pt,6-mber 7, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sunday, September 7, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Secret Service plans no' changes in Ford security WASHINGTON (P)-A Secret of "Mr. President, come over: from one community to an- Service official said yesterday here." other." no dramatic changes are plan- HE WAS doing just that on a WHEN FORD is in publiche ned in presidentialrsecurity ar- Sacramento streetwheneFrom- Wred Fr ise sihan...…
…Page Six I Ht MICHIAN DAILY aunday, ,eptemoer f, '~'15. -- - ---------- ----------- _ _ ------- - * - - - - - - .. ....r.ri...r _..._._i I } i 5 I 1 3 +3 i MOIL FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE USED CARS -i--_FOR RENT HELP WANTED BIKES, SCOOTERS FEMALE SUITE in Baits. 2 leases WOMEN'S 10-speed bicycle for sale., KINGSIZE waterbed frame. Con- TOYOTA SELECA, 1971, air, new 2-BEDROOM APTS. 2-man or 4- ANY STUDENT interested In ur- HONDA 175, low m...…
…Sunday, September 7, 1 975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Sunday, September 7', 1915 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven ....... Missile site gathers dust in Washington By STEVE WEINER vince the Soviet Union not to Associated Press Writer !fight a nuclear war. McCaf- EGYPT, Wash. (/P) - Ed Mc- fery's 22-acre area cost between Caffery owns a dinosaur of the $13 million and $20 million to missile age. McCaffery, a wheat build and equip, farmer,...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 7, 1975 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Sunday, September 7, 1975 -=- _ i TUES. SEPT. 9th-7:00 p.m. First Campus Action Meeting, of the School Year 807 ARCH (1 BLOCK SOUTH OF CAMPUS CORNERS)1 BETWEEN PACKARD AND OAKLAND' 668-6769 662-3095 A time of sharing, praise, and1 studying the teachings of Christ. EVERYONE WELCOME Douahnuts and Coffee folowing the meeting) UCLA, STANFORD, CAL STRONG ...…
… Sunday, September 7, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Png+e Nine Sundy, eptmber7, I 95 TH MIHIGN DALY ageNin CONNORS, ORANTES IN MEN'S FINAL Michigan Union Billiards Frt beats Goolagong for title Free Instruction Pocket Billiards IHURS., SEPT. 18 3 p.m. &7pm. Free Exhibition Pocket Billiards JIM REMPE WED., SEPT. 24 BALLROOM, 4 p.m. & 8 p.m. By The Associated Press the man to challenge Connors FOREST HILLS, N.Y.-"You - ...for the titl...…
…age Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Septemnber 7, 1975 Cincinnati whips bumbling Lions 22-14 HOW CAN I GET ON A. UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE? .By calling Student Government Council ... staff of SGC are continually interviewing students for appointments to University committees. A1 Trying to make UM a better place for students to live. 3rd floor, Michigan Union-M-F 9-5-763-3241 Iii~~ By United Press International PONTIAC - Rick Forzano, his face mir...…
…I NEW STUDENT EDITION el tt i ai1 NEW STUDENT EDI'TION I. LIX, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 7, 1978 70 Pages, Plus Supplement Regents.hike undergrad ees /0 By RENE BECKER Inflation goes up, state funding goes down, tility costs jump and, as a result, every year niversity tuition is a bit higher. The University Regents voted last April to "ise per term tuition for Michigan residents to 965 for upperclass students-increasi...…
…n Daily I Mfichigan Daily New Student Edition UIe d igbiawn 1 auig EDITORIAL STAFF: Welcome to the University -of Michigan and the Michigan Daily.. When you picked up this edition of the paper, you probably wondered how we can put out such a big newspaper every day, but you have been somewhat misled. The fact is that we've worked all summer to bring you this special edition filled with all the information you need for a complete introduct...…
…d t .f tXJY SEE NE&s 6 PEX cALL' 5 MY Wish you were here' Dear Folks, Having a wonderful time here in Ann Arbor. The weather has been great, lots of sunshine but don't get to the beach too often. We're staying at the Student Publications Building, 420 Maynard. There's lots of nice people here at The Daily. And the night life-simply wild! Drinks are cheap-10 cents a bottle-and the entertainment is fabulous. We've changed at least 20 typewrite...…
…Page 4--Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily r' A2: Home of 60s activism ,K Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LIX, No. 1 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The role of the editorial T HE TITLE "newspaper" is some- thing of a misnomer for this publication; it encompasses much more than just news. Most notable in this respect is the editorial page. The function of all edi...…
…eeps So By RENE BECKER The Regents voted unanimously last March not to sell University-owned stocks and bonds in corporations which operate in South Africa, despite moun- ting protest against the investment policy at this University and others across the.nation.- The South African investment issue las been gaining momentum on American college campuses for several years. The debate moved to the fore at this University in the spring of 1977 .wh...…
…Page 6--Thursday, September7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Campus security: x Watching over ' £,~ By R. J.SMITH On the second floor of her dormitory, a ,tudent is taking a shower. A man enters sud- -4pnly, and attacks her. Her screams bring fpgeople out into the hall outside the bathroom. They call University security. j -,There is fortune and misfortune in this. BY THE TIME the guard downstairs enters Sbe hallway, the attacker has left the room...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978--Page 7 Undergraduate Tuition Hikes , since 1975 1976 1977 1978 10.6% f' 9.4% 96%9.6% t 6.0% Underclass Upperclass Upperclass Non-resident Resident Non-resident Tenure: Pinning down, specifics (Continued from Page 3) though it could, as it does, recruit heavily for minorities. But all members of the University community contacted expressed support for what they con- sider to be a- well-intent...…
…age 8-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Doily Roll out the red carpet: 'U' freshfolk arrive (Continued from Page 1) 'Woman, dad, not child," was the eply from an older daughter. :'or some Univesity students, however, there is cause for ai leasure-a recently received an- isuncement that they are victims of the ,erennial shortage of available dor- itory space. John Finn, acting sociate housing director, said there are about 25 freshwom...…
…a. The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September7, 1978-Page Housing considers Hill area meal consolidation by RICHARD BERKE Sleepy, slipper-clad diners who like to stumble down to their Sunday dinner just before the cafeteria doors slam, may eventually have to break their last-minute eating habits. The University Housing Office is con- sidering plans to consolidate food ser- vice for the Hill area dormitories with a. central dining hall behind Mos...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 1 REGENTS APPROVE PLAN FOR MORE SPACE Union to become student center;: By SHELLEY WOLSON $1.50. President Fleming described the "We've quadrupled programming for programming such as coffee hous Plans to revitalize the Union with sum as "less than the price of a movie." this year, starting with a kick-off "We also hope to arrange more lo ore student programming are now After the proposal was u...…
…1290 AM RC, Pilot programs: More than a classroom By MITCH CANTOR Amidst all the bureaucracy and confusion of this big University are two academic programs designed to make new students feel more at ease in their new surroundings. Emphasizing a more intimate and comfortable at- mosphere within which to study, the Pilot Program and the Residential College (RC) offer a different approach to standard University life. Both programs serve as alte...…
