…SUNDAY MAGAZINE See Inside Y flitta :43aA&tt# NORMAL High-30 Low--13 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No. 78 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, December 8, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages If-TUSEE lEAS APPEN~tCALL ;6-LY New food crop Food lovers of the city's north side rejoice. If you've had problems trucking the distance to the People's Food Coop on Packard, a solution is at hand. A new branch of the...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, December 8, 1974 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sirica averts court battle over ex-president's testimony a i Democrats abolish quotas, agree on party constitution (Continued from Page 1) WHEN H. R. "Bob" Halde- man, Nixon's former chief of staff, was on the stand last week, the questioning got so hot that Haldeman's lawyer asked, "Are we trying Mr. Nixon here or Mr. Haldeman?" Prosecutor Richard Ben-Ven...…
…editors: laura Berman howard brick contributing editors: dan borus mary long Sunduy inside: mcagazine page four-books page five- reflections on scroog e Number 13 Page Three Decem FEATUF ber 8, 1974 tES Women pro fs: Now accepted but n By LAURA BERMAN IN 1964, two years after she be- came the only woman member of the Anthropology department, Norma Diamond delivered the op- ening lecture to one of the intro- ductory classes. A mammoth c...…
… "I Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, December 8, 197Pi Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ... BOOKS FARBER'S COMPLAINT Did you hear the story about the insecure Jewish comedian? ORAL HISTORY Nate Shaw's life and times: Southern pride and prejudice YOU COULD LIVE IF THEY LET YOU, by Wallace Mark- field. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 182 pages, $5.95. By DON KUBIT TULES FARBER is on the verge of becoming a saint. His unexpected death h a...…
…Sunday, December $f 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five I Sunday, December 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l PERSPECTIVE, UNSUNG HERO A revisionist views Ebenezer Scrooge By D. LAWRENCE PICKWICK OW DURING THIS Christ- mas season, before the holly has withered on the vine and that hestkiss is delivered un- der the mistletoe - now is the time to right a century of wrong done Ebenezer Scrooge, one of Urnir' nt mliand r- r which is the true mar...…
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…nday, December 8,1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____BRITT, JOHNSON LEAD 78-74 WIN: gage seven olverines edge VoIs of play. Co-Captain Joe Johnson provided the reason for se'ond half metamorphosis. "This was the first time we'd seen a zone. And we had to play much of the first half against it with our more inex- eriendnla ers. Thev were By JEFF SCHILLER Plagued in the first half by severe foul trouble and costly mistakes, Michigan's basketball t ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY __-_,I George Harrison 'While my guitar gently weeps... W C. Fields? Dylan? By JOAN BORUS He ends his first set with a rendition of "Polly-Wolly Dood- le" that would put Shirley Tem- ple to shame. It's punctuated with the "deep-doodely-dop- wops" and slurred vocals that take you back to the days of the sleazy speakeasy. At the end of the song, Leon Redbone takes a sip of "...…
