…Friday, September 8, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wage Nine Friday, September 8, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine i s 0 0 N "The very best Film ever made" A! Goldstein IF Y ,OU J LIKE H AD vn ' PINBALL Presidents say hi to comes to PACKAR£D & STATE! TOMMY'S holiday camp By MARTY PORTER FoosbaI Too! 632 Packard TAKE A TRIP THIS FALL At j plus 2nd X rated feature Cinle ma482-3300 l m . . . air 1G10 .. conditioned The annual influx o...…
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…Sundoy, Septernber 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Sunday, September 8, 1974 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Nine SPORTS OF THE DAILY Marek from Daily Wire Services MADISON, Wis.-All-Big Ten tailback Bill Marek, injured in a blocking drill Friday,;remained in University Hospitals yester- day and was termed by Coach John Jardine a "very doubtful" participant in Wisconsin's football opener at Purdue next weekend. Jardine said a player who was...…
…Page 10-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily /. - .5 '4# Q f and Passing. PurdueMSUaerial contenders. 4 '4 , v MASS MEETING 7:00 p.m. Monday September 10 Michigan Union Anderson Roonti By GEOFF LARCOM If this year's Big Ten football season lives up to its advance billing, con- ference football buffs can count on an autumn of unusual excitement. Gone, according to the preseason dopesters, are the days when the Big Ten season bo...…
…Page 10-Saturday; September 9, 1978-The Michigan Daily UCLA FAVORED INi TONIGHT'S GAME: Washington still By RICK MADDOCK James, last year's Coach of the Year, How can it be that Washington with knows different as his team is ranked 8 returning starters from its victorious 11th. UCLA just happens to be only one Rose Bowl team can go into its opening notch below them, the same position same Bowltem agoint UCLAs opening that the Bruins were in a...…
…Poge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridov. September 8. 1972 Poge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..F ,u. : ridnv Sunt imI i.r R 1 z7 1 , I I j' I h3 1} l , i f i '' 1 1 p } t t M I I! }) 1 , g w ik ; £) a r 4. !i6 k :g (1Ilr iP 1ij ", j 'a ., ({( f I s 'i f , i . j I 'i li I r r, I 4 t S~ 2 ... I" --- __j F 1Y .4 EEO }, 1 Ii i i i 1 I -__ I Progressive Radio MIKE GREEN: 6 a. m.-10 a.m. LARRY MONROE: 8 p. m.-1 a.mra....…
…THE'MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday; September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Thursday, September 8, 1977 Grads By DAVID KEEPS It's a little hard to believe., In 160 years, the University of Michigan's greatest claim to alumnal fame rests securely on the shoulders of one 1935 economics major, who waited on tables to put himself through school, and wisely turned' down the oppor- tunity to amble across the pro gridirons, only {to ascend through the polit...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 8, 1974 By ROGER ROSSITER Tailback won't be a problem for the 1974 Michigan Wolver- ines, at least if yesterday's scrimmage is any indication. Gordon Bell, Bo Schembechler's number one tail man, found paydirt twice in the regular's 26-10 victory over the reserves in Michigan Stadium, and his team backups Rob Lytle and fresh- man Joe Holland each turned in strong performances. Holland also sco...…
…'Cats easy to claw? NewQB, tough Blue defense know today The Michigan Daly-Saturdav. Seatember 8. 1979-Pne 11 - . - -l t- vi--- THE LIN EUPSS NORTHWESTERN ........................Clarke Prichard M7) ................................. Jim Ford id ) MICHIGAN OFFENSE TE (80) Doug. Marsh.. By BILLY SAHN As learning experiences go, this may prove a fairly painless afternoon for the Michigan football team. For a temporarily makeshift offen- s...…
…rb. " A' Navrati ova anks r PBy The Associated Press Ties6 BOSTON--Reggie Jackson belted a DEROIT three-run homer and New York trpeThih 'capitalized on seven Boston errors for sren ignr seven unearned runs last night, sightnd can carrying the Yankees to a 13-2 rout of togt ovnd th the Red Sox and pulling the winners Throer in within two games of first place in the Thinn American League's*East Division. do Jon Woe Rookie right-ha nder Jim Bea t...…
…Friday. September 8, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven 1 I WILD'S CASEY INJURED: 17 mk- -7 - r ran1 11n1 gets QB t it By JOHN PAPANEK Sophomore Dennis Franklin be- came Michigan's number one quarterback yesterday, after his chief adversary for the job, junior Kevin Casey injured his knee in a scrimmage Wednesday. Casey will be lost to the team for "a minimum of three to four weeks", according to c...…
… Thursday, September S, 19TI THE M l (.1-i l GAN DAILY Page Erevers Thursday, September 8, 1977 ThE MiLt-tIGAN DAILY Page E~e~~I Budget problems lead to p (Continued from Page 1) John Gronvall said the program had -lost its accreditation which was provisionally restored after two appeals. In addition, Gronvall said the' Medical School Executive Com- mittee reviewed the 1973 report and concluded: 0 The program was not es- sential to, the ...…
…SENA TOR SA YS HE'S STILL NOT CANDIDA TE Kennedy's family lets him decide Neither Joan Kennedy nor Rose Ken- nedy could be reached for comment. BUT BOTH have indicated in the past they opposed Kennedy entering a presidential race. Joan Kennedy has been living in the couple's Boston home since 1977 and working on a master's degree in music and education at Lesley College. She and Kennedy took advantage of the congressional recess to spend mos...…
…The Ann Arbor Film Cooperative presents at Aud. A WEDNESDAY, September 13 THE BEST WAY (Claude Miller, 1975) 7 & 10:33--AUD A A beguiling comic drama concerning tronsvestismp, humiliation, and a quest for friendship in a boy's camp. This remgrkobly assured first film by the past assist- ant to Truffaut, Godard and Bresson has received great praise in Europe for its perceptive rendering of childhood crises and sensitive performances. ANN ARBOR ...…
…Page Twelve. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridoy, September 8, 1972 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 8, 1972 Nixon pledges no higher taxes WASHINGTON 'A) - President Nixon pledged yesterday that he will not seek a tax increase if he wins a second term but left open the possibility that he will propose revisions in America's tax struc- ture. The President's views were re- layed to newsmen by two Repub- lican congressional leaders a...…
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…1971 grid act hard to follow i '71 Results MICHIGAN 21, Northwestern 6 MICHIGAN 56, Virginia 0 MICHIGAN 38, UCLA 0 MICHIGAN 46, Navy 0 MICHIGAN 24, Michigan State 13 MICHIGAN 35, Illinois 6 MICHIGAN 35, Minnesota 7 MICHIGAN 61, Indiana 7 MICHIGAN 63, Iowa 7 MICHIGAN 20, Purdue 17 MICHIGAN 10, Ohio State 7 Stanford 13, MICHIGAN 12 '72 Schedule Sept. 16-Northwestern Sept. 23-at UCLA Sept. 30-Tulane Oct. 7-Navy Oct. 14-Michigan State Oct. 21-a...…
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… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Sep Page 2-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily The rites of autumn . Offense must gel early on in season Bo pins hopes on veteran 'M' defense By BILLY SAHN In collegiate sports, the process of filling vacancies left by departing seniors occurs every year. It's an inherent and bothersome worry. for college coaches. Nevertheless, some years bring relatively little turnover, whil others result in mas...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday,. September 8, 1972 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 8, 1972 I -11 QUIT. SMOKING EASILY, PERMANENTLY,NO DRUGS NO WEIGHT GAIN MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Call SMOKE WATCHERS at 761-5606 (A licensed local chapter of Smoke Watchers International) especially for those who cannot quit Subscribe' to The Daily r KS Il BTal 0S By MARC FELDMAN juries last year after a sensation Coming off what can best ...…
…me MICHIGAN-DAILY ThurscTay, September '8, M -f rH~ M1CHlGAr~.VbAILY Thursday, September 5, JTP1 .. I p d arspectives pick - there are countless experiences you at the University. We're not advo- articular lifestyle; the choice must be pe, however; that the personal perspec- in this section will help you make that -The Editors t }ee , Qe c e5o'16uc5 ed \\S aid 0-to ye a eR 3ta0 \0 0jet,1 Thefirstweek By JAY S. LEVIN tastefully appointed...…
… Page 18-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigar4Daily-Saturday, SeF GLENN RICHTER NEW BAND DIRECTOR: 1979 'M'roster Cavender era comes to a ci No. 35 21 58 64 12 65 85 28 8 48 29 57 41 9 85 22 79 37 35 10 29 32 18 51 20. 54 29 90 95 4 31 75 58 97 21 13 15 81 16 44 55 99 13 57 39 69 Name AGNEW, Doug ..................... ALLEN,Jay............................. ANGOOD, David ........................ ARBEZNIK, John .......…
…Fridav September 8, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY age Three THE MICHYGANDAL .ae .. re -The Alter Ego Remembrances .. . HSU, ILLINI STRONG: is I' of season past -Bill Altermanjin.l LAST NOVEMBER 20, Michigan Stadium and the 104,016 as- sembled therein were treated to the spectacle of Wayne Woodrow Hayes storming and wretching and generally making a spectacle of himself on the Wolverine's tartan turf. Woody's wrath earned him (among >othe...…
… t Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Breaking from the Word of God By IANI JORDAN When I look back, I find it hard to believe the whole thing happened to me. I mean, I just wasn't the type .. at least I didn't think so. True, I had al- ways had the strongest religious beliefs of anyone in my family or among most of my friends, but still, it was always some- thing of a personal thing that I didn't really share ...…
… Page 4-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Achigan Daily SCHEMBECHLER TRADITION: Quick, swarming defens (Continued from Page 2) And if that isn't convincing enough, Michigan holds down the top spot nationally in rushing defense, scoring defense and total defense for the period of 1973-1978. Can this year's unit better that pace? Bo, for one, thinks so. "WE'LL BE better this year for a couple of reasons," explained the for- mer Miami (Ohio) hea...…
…Pogo Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 8.1972 PageFourTHEMICHGAN AIL -r r -r .«..r wa........... I SEEK VARSITY STATUS: Stickmen JOBS The PILOT PROGRAM is seeking a woman graduate student for a resi- dent fellow position. We need a cre- ative person who can teach a course and wants to participate in an excit- start practice ing experimental educational pro- gram. Contact immediately Danny Wilibach, coordirvotor Pilot Pro...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY rhursday, September 8, eaving the small-town womb By RICK BONINO . I'M from Tawas." any times have you heard this toothy greeting from aen of the northeast Michigan wilderness? Never? , one out of every .000035 people in the whole United East Tawas or Tawas City, you know. ght remember from fifth grade geography class, rts are gypsum wallboard, oil filters and Army tudents remain a rather rare product indeed. You y h...…
… Page 16-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily this season is Mark Herrmann, the star quarterback of the Purdue Boiler- P review " 0 makers. Yet even bigger news is the group of players backing up the lean junior, and together, they may realize the team, Tom Stauss (485 yards), was the goal Purdue hasn't reached for the switched to a tailback position this past 12 years-the Rose Bowl. spring while Dave Mohapp got the call Last year, ...…
…FricAv n, 'tember 8.1 972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five r. TH MCHGA AIY ag Fv MINOR SPORTS LOSE AID: Grant structure overhauled HILLEL HIGHHOLY DAY SERVICES (pleose note change of location for Conservative services) By BOB ANDREWS, It is no state secret that the Big Ten athletic departments are suf- fering through serious financial struggles while receiving minimal assistance from their respective universities. Attempting to rectify the...…
…i ,: { R Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ThusdySetebe 8,197 HEMIHIAN AIY ,~ediv Robben Fleming: Gui By BARBARA ZAHS Thos far at the University, he activism has vanished altogeth- If you think that the only pur- T1 OR ROBBEN FLEMING, be- has managed to survive the er. pose of going to college is to get coming -a university presi- troublesome Sixties and econo- "I think you'd have to say now into the job market, ...…
… Page 6--Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septern THE BLUE BOWL SCENE: Mellow out? Not at 'M'gan 5 1 I * 13 i 1 at finais CLEZ7 1I NOV. .3 IUUV 7u i NOV. 1 1 U Kansas at Calflamia at Mich Minnesot Indiana Wisconsin - .9 I t *9 I~ NORTH NOTRE DAME* Wyoming Syracuse at Minnesota at Ohio State Iowa at Indiana at Purdue Michigan State at Wisconsin Illinois - '.4'4r -4 .44. T-. a...…
… Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 8, 1972 TITLE CHASE OPEN Wolverine opponents gain s frength By ROGER ROSSITER Michi in for out foot last sea opponen improve cast. T name or the pla a team t 56-0 sh Bowl-bo season's No-thi NorthN Wolverir sporting candidat Jim La lacking launchr Wildcat hard pr quartert Ten - sta who wa for Tod Mitch A out righ ception Johnn lead th after a season; fensive ers, tac DaveI Mishler. to be f ...…
…As F THE MICHIGANNi Thursday, 5eptember a, 1771 fraternities to football to freaks people who are disappointed. There is not enough space for all. those who would like to join. Our house; full to the windows these days, is a "good" house. Ask anyone who lives in a fraternity or sorority and they'll tell you. It's not.quite as good'as'their house; they may say, but it qualifies for a certain high. rank of acceptability. It has always ...…
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…MMM" Thursday, September S, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seen [Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Be an expert time-waster in one lesson By EILEEN DALEY M Y GOOD friend Damielle once told me that after get- ting good study habits down pat, the next thing one must do is learn to avoid using them. Damielle is a notorious time- squanderer. A close examination of her time-wasting techniques can serve as an example to ...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September $, 1972 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 8, 1972 , :, ' _ ,Il 4 LIBERTY AT DIVISION HOURS Mon.-Fri.-4 p.m.-3 a.m. a.m. Sat. & Sun.-Noon-3 MENU MR. PIZZA now offers a SMALL 12" 1.65 MEDIUM 14/J 2.20 LARGE 2.60 X-LARGE 18~ 3.25 Cheese additional items .30 .40 .50 .75 Mr. Pizza 3.25 3.75 4.75 5.50 (PEPPERONI, HAM, SAUSAGE, ONIONS MUSHROOMS, GREEN PEPPERS & ...…
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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY rhursday, September 8, 1977 Ik l! v. Y ..i_. _ .,. .. .,. ..fie. follow U-M football home and away with tom hemingway and. tornslade on Exciting icers aim 109.1FM GRAN ANN ARBOR. 91.7 FM By BOB MILLER1 There 1were only a couple of minutes remaining in last sea- son's Ice Hockey Championship game at the Olympia in Detroit when Michigan's Dan Hoene circled in close toward Wis- consin goalie Julian Baretta wi...…
… Page T'h res Thursday, September 8, 1'977 fHE.MICHIGAN.DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 ~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Threi , ot >U : / I team as p . 0 er ul as 0 er Top-notch runninMg game should carry M to title By SCOTT LEWIS The year 1976 will be remembered with mixed feelings by everyone who followed football at Michigan. The early weeks of the season were nothing but joy, when Michigan dominated both the AP and UPI polls as ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thurs-Joy, 5eptem ber $., 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu rs~'oy, September 8, 1977 replace up to his potential," Johann added. "If we can get . back on the right track we have a great national wres Holman is national calibert if he can wrestle at 167." At the other six weights cruits and lettermen will N for a position on the team. THE WOLVERINES recr heavily at 126 to fill the void by Goodlow. SophomoresI Cartier (4-4) and...…
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…r s THE MICHi4GAN DA ILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 (sters search r consitency; erienced squad. . ould "provide 1it By GARY KICINSKI "Every year I find myself saying that this year's golf team will be the best since I've been here, but this year I really feel we do have our best team," So says Michigan assistant coach Jim Lipe, who this coming season may finally get ° the" results to back u...…
…;day, September 8, 19.77 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sever ~doy, September S. 1977 TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY ~oge Sevet Grid defense Ut confident McCartney leaves succ Blue philosophy intact In new if y'ou're beseiged with boredom at some I : the football games this fall, part of the blame will belong to Michigan assistant coach. Bil McCartney. As the new defensiVe coordinator, it will be his responsibility to keep the opponent from moving the fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN ATL Y Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN ~AFLY Thursday, September 8, 1977 hard eturnees from last year, includ- Karel Pennington and setters ng four three-year vets. Two Jamie Spohn and Roberta Salay. ew transfer students are also The hard - working c o a c h xpected to step in. barely gave them a chance to "We'll have another young catch their breath last winter team, but at least we've got before initiating an off-sea...…
