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…HE MICHIGAN DAILY .Thursday, Septembwr 8, 1977 FEMCIA AL hrdy etme ,17 Pend I APL I. i ,f moft I Focus on art t seen nothing By SHARON BONANNI I u haven't got- .r One Thursday afternoon, a al taste of Uni- Zen-inspired Episcopalian priest, li f e during calling himself The Fool, sat in h r e e, days of the hearth of its Baronial fire- chaos known ~:place and persuaded his audi-i Chao nown i;&ence to ',think creatively, out entatiotl. W ...…
… Thursday, September 8, 1977 ME MIG;TGAN DA1L.Y rage Three fHE MIC JGAN DAILY Page Three MSA: Standing on its own feet By LANI JORDAN When the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) was born in January, 1976 from the dubious remains of the Student Government Council (SGC), few observers held hopes for its survival. Its first two terms of life supported these pre- dictions of doom. MSA meetings were nothing more than sessions of haggling over parl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Septernber 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 F I We think it is significant that several years ago we decided to become the Office of Student Services in place of the Office of Student Affairs. More than a simple exchange of words it created an entirely new direction, enlarged our scope and em- phasized what it is we are really here for - to SERVE the stu- dents' needs. You will see detail...…
… iursuay, zepremoer o, I,;, r THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Hun ting for housing in A 2 RC: Activist stronghold 1- .t _ By STU McCONNELL j "Hey, you write about hous- ing for the Daily, right?" a friend of mmine asked me in January. "What's the best way to find a good house or apart- ment for fall?" "Knock on every door in the' city," I remarked drolly. ' "NO, BE serious," he said. "I am serious," I replied. "All the decent housing...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Sept mber 8, 1977 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Thu rs~y, September 8, 1977 J WE'RE THE SMALLEST I TEXTBOOK STORE IN TOWN N AND WE INTEND TO STAY THAT WAY! / BEING SMALL HAS ITS ADVANTAGES: Because we're small we don't try to stock every book for every course. We specialize. and because we specialize, we're able to do a better job in our specialty areas-MEDICINE, LAW, DENTISTRY, NURSING, PUBLIC HEALTH, DENTAL H...…
… Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Welcome to the 'U,' 987 65 4327 0 Health Service: The logical cure By SUE WARNER When I first saw it, it was in a pile with maybe a hundred others. Yet I knew it was spe- cial; it was unique and it was mine. Although I knew some- where on campus there were 40,000 others, I developed a last-' ing attachment to my student I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 noon by Burton Towe a FN /1 last decade. Composed of brushed aluminum in an unfolding cub- istic evolution from a concrete base,. the untitled sculpture has come to be nicknamed, appropriately enough, the "tooth fairy". Also in a futuristic vein, the Regents Plaza, adjacent to the recently riot-proofed Administration building, is the site of sculp- tor Bernard Rosenthal's black steel cube....…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977+ 1-. BUY OR MAKE PUT YOUR CREATIVITY TO WORK AND GIVE YOUR ROOM, APARTMENT, OR HOME A FACE-LIFE. FOLLOW THESE LOW-COST STEPS TOWARD YOUR HOME'S TRANSFORMATION WHILE ADDING UTILITY AND FLAIRI lll" *1cW 1111 '" "elIe ®",Io'e GLASS JARS Purchase by the set or use just one as a candy jar. Various sizes and shapes A M t YOUR L CANDLES T' y TABLE AND DESK LAMPS 4n entire section Aeijer is ...…
…i nc rvxa%.r iGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8 ,+ 1977 irivii~r~iiGAN DAILY Thu rsdoy, September 8, 1977 The Daily: More than a newspaper By BARBARA ZAHS One time a reporter went to cover a speech, only to discover that it was being given in Span- ish. Another time a photographer went ;to shoot an important as- signment-but forgot his cam- era.; .But somehow, in spite of these little setbacks, we man- age to publish the Daily six days a wee...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven .F Studying in a phone booth. By BARBARA ZAHS The dorm is too noisy. The UGLI is too crowded. The Grad Library gets to be a bore after a while. But wait - there's still hope. IF YOU INSIST upon being studious, or if a final exam less than 24 hours away makes the prospect seem inevitable, there are alter- native sfudy spots available. And while it's doubtful that they'll make the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 T-H- M C-H I GAN ; DAI L.Y Thursday, September 8, 1977 ..1 / , 40 Of all the places you can buy stereo, none offers you as much as Tech Hifi. We carry over 70 brands of quality components And we guarantee what we sell. If you buy something from us, but then change your mind, you can take up to a week to return it and get your money back. No questions asked.. If something you buy from us bre...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977' 1 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Thursday, $eptember 8, 1971' 'U' museums: Intelectual relief sit back and enjoy relaxing mu- display of Seleucian (an ancient! sic while the sun "goes down" mideastern culture) pottery and and star patterns, often from airt. hundedsof yarsagofor on For those who want to absorb hundreds of years ago, form on a little culture (or have History the planetarium ceiling. of Art...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Sepfem-6i+''9, 19771 STEVE'S LUNCH BILL'S COFFEE CUP MICHIGAN LEAGUE CAFE-, S. University at Forest 201 E. Liberty TERIA AND SNACK BAR Although it appears to be a dive A generally student-less coffee Michigan Leaguea from the outside, Steve's fea- shop. Bill's serves fast counter- The snack bar is a great place tures the best omelets in town type food. Frequented mainly to haye that first or second cup as well a...…
… Thursday, September 8, 1977' THE MICHIGAN OAILY Pem Fn _. rul r i v V, p (06ntinued from Page 4) The prices are reasonable the atmosphere relaxing. * * * FALSETTA'S SIDEDOOR 2200 Pittsfield B The only place in town offe low calorie Italian food. T have particularly good vealf misean and also feature low orie banana splits. Prices very reasonable. and &vd. Bring BAGEL FACTORY JOLLY TIGER 1306 S. University 2080 W. Stadium' Specializin...…
…- I THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Six 1 rlu,.j%,.Ay, jcptc, , tuar a I -iw r __. _ _.. ... George Cavender, master of the bands Hello- YOU'LL Fl (Continued from Page 9) distinguished, 82-year-old Michi- der-directed band is a highly did~~~~~ wefgt~ihthtt I, gan band tradition wherever Ca- democratic group, the band di- theirnpers'cpe-nStra geoforciholdsicinner recalls Cavender with a aslight ve s a rectly proudly notes with mem-C laugh. "We ...…
…Thursday, September 8, 1977 CHEMICHIGAN-DAILY' Tage Seven ., (HE MICHIGAN DAILY~ge Seven H opwood winner: 46years. later, By RON DeKETT Forty-six years ago, a University student-at the insis- tence of her English professor-entered a collection of essays in a newly-created literary contest called the Hopwood Awards. Her essay collection, etitled "Mosaic," bore a strong stream-of-consciousness influence and displayed meticulous attention ...…
…atHE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Thrdy etme ,17 'Thursday, September 8, 1977. !A ..r1 detil . t_ NMI c- ,,. -' . fee (1 ~ ge8 forep n . 1 p ~ '. 1I l Gae 1 (a4 ' , -it % --, i),\-Oll funld & t-atV cl , ' ti. g a t , , ;t 4, rt.At ' "lak.~0 f Ta" Halt , ducatio W j , In~'vrs~jSty ar A $270 ant:V)rtaaj3t~ fe.a - fct the :de.. Il sttr1ive thr,g 1 f opr a rtOh~ , of sr s U b s t l ra h e l hanat theIn.. "C1 * It ;. t' 4x- X 84, -e " e Od ed...…
…Thursday, September S, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~oge Nine . ..._. SIGHT and SOUND Not for virtuosos only By SUE WARNER So the Music School wouldn't let you in? Well, you'll show them. No, not with dynamite or spray paint, but by becoming a renowned campus star. Regardless of whether you're an aspiring Streisand or Stra- vinsky, if you can at least carry a tune or hold a bow there's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N Thursday, September "8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 COUNT EM 600 T - 4 1 l4 I1 / 4 I 'I I- Ye p ,Ihas whatWeve got, airighi- and FOIUR SIZES to, choose from 4r 4J To Rent bring your driver's license and student .D. card to the Cellar. You must pay the deposit and rent in advance: Hours for rentals are: Sun., Sept. 3 .... ...........12:00-5:00 Mon., Sept.4.....,. ............. 10:00-5:00 ...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . i ,l 0limits. es exist outside dergraduate Li- a know. The city tend far beyond hery of the Uni- City scenes: Recalling yesteryear -or A2 as it known - of- ariety of md things to to explore, ction be your ins and the mnd the new, i the ecstasy :hat will be r the major s e next four ord: enjoy. -The, Editors By STU McCONNELL North and East University, is "Sure," the orientation leader the latest to bit the dust-the s...…
…THE 1v11CHtGAN t AI' e Three IH IFHA DIY~ he Council: How it affects and votes with By LANI JORDAN line, which often leads to the 6-5 KEN LATTA (D-First Ward) On the surface, Ann Arbor defeat of controversial resolu- -Latta, a Council newcomer, City Council appears to be a tions submitted by the Demo- has yet to develop his own style body far removed from the con- crats and, conversely, the pass- of dealing with city matters. At cerns of...…
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…Pae 0Ffv@ THE MICHIGAN DAILY s v Gi v F Unscrambling the. A2 labyrinth ff.NN Daily Photos by ALAN BILINSKY and CHRISTINA SCHNEIDER Left-John Johnson knows there's more than one way to avoid Ann Arbor traffic and still get where you're going. Johnson travels through campus on his unicycle daily. Right-An aerial view of the city, looking southwest, taken from 2600 feet. The road in the center is Broadway. The train tracks run along the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stores: A mixed (shopping) bag By SUE WARNER During their first month on campus, stu- dents are bombarded with an incredible number of bills-tuition, room and board, football tickets and, of course, books. In spite of these financial drains, chan- ces are that sometime during' that initial month, the need for some addition to his or her new lifestyle will arise, perhaps a plant or a hotplate, and the new student will be th...…
…'rHE MICHfGA1 bAllY wg~ At Places to discover and things to see graduated students who decided to stick around town. It's a long walk from campus, but it's much quieter and somewhat (though not much) less expen-! sive. The social center of the west side is West Park, a three-block chunk of greensward which in the summer plays host to freaks, frisbees and, poetry readings. WEST OF THIS area. is undif- ferentiatedFs u b u rb i a, which votes...…
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…For Daily subscriptions, phone 764-0558 SUNDAY MAGAZINE itFA6 ttt DISCOURAGING High-75 Low-AS See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 8, 1974 Free Issue R S6.aI c7dt, A ., '% :u , mm;... ,....,o- -s.m s ,.;,:,ss.:. Ten Pages Knievel IOU SEE NEvS HAPPEN CA'I:AlY The last freebie Today is the last free issue of the Daily. From now on it will cost you a dime to find out what's happening on campus...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundoy, September 8, 1974 Portugal signs treaty Superstar Allison turns on the blues Fairgoers sample delicious cuisines (Continued from Page 1) gime in April. The whites marched through Fighting in Mozambique is to the streets of Lourenco Marques I end at midnight, and indepen- smashing windows and over- dence for the African territory turning cars. They attacked a will be proclaimed next June pro-independe...…
…editors: laura Berman howie brick contributing editor: mary long sundciy mctgazine inside: page four-books page five-the great escape Number 1 Page Three Septembe FEATURI r 8, 1974 ES N Sex,. love By TIMOTHY BARRON overcome - is that a LAST SUMMER Susan and I split to reject traditional up. The shock I felt then - one that internalizes as "right' hasn't yet disappeared - came at least what in turn becomes partly because I had assumed we...…
…Page Four '''f'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 8, 1974 BOOt (S FATHER-AND-SON A modern motorcycle odyssey: In pursuit of truth and self POP WIENER An American artist from the melting pot By TOM THACKER struggle earlier in his life, and E MOVES FORWARD eas- the reactions others had to it, H ily, winding, halting and which eventually drove him in- lurching occasionally, retracing sane. He was institutionalized steps, driving always wi...…
…Sundgy, September 8, 1X74 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sundoy, September 8, 1 ~74 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five BORED? A batch of zany and practical ideas to end thtedeus Anatomy of an audience By MARY LONG was equal to or larger, and in The study suggested certain net gain in audience might re- nrnhl~amc x linh t;nht ff o ha'._. THE GREAT ESCAPE. Edit- ed by Min S. Yee. New York:1 Bantam Books. $7.00. By MARY LONG People want to escap...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAM Sunday, September 8, 19,14 Page SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 8, 1914 Surprise Son ePe pecial with a 1~I - ~ - A joy to receive for any occasion. Easy to send! Just call us for immediate delivery here in town or many miles away. Our affiliation with Telefood Specialists throughout the country assures you of the some quality and personal serv- ice for your out-of-town orders, that we provide in our own ...…
…Sunday, September 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Sunday, September 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven AIM defendants face jury deliberation ,. high government Their chief -adversary was (I complained of Asst, U.S. Attorney R. D. Hurd broken treaties" of Sioux Falls, S.D. He had three-- ST. PAUL W)--The American St. Paul. U.S. DISTRICT Court Judge, Indian Movement (AIM) faces a THIRTY-ONE other cases, in- Fred Nichol dismis...…
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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 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...…
…For Daily subscriptions, phone 764-0558 FREE ISSUE IF iritoiau Fig hty-T hree Years of Editorial Freedom Ait FREE ISSUE Vol. LXXXIV, No. 3 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 8, 1973 Free Issue Eight Pages MORE BAD NEWS FOR CONSUMERS sFYOUSEE NE'SAPPEN CALL7:rNAILY Something tor nothing There's just one more day of free Dailies and then you have to pay. Look us over, and if you like what you see, why not subscribe? It's only $...…
…f Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY )aturdoy, September 8, 19/3 I1 wmm i BOWLING LEAGUES NOW FORMING SIGN UP UNION LANES I INDIVIDUALS OR TEAMS Wholesa- (Continued from Page 1) BUT AFL-CIO President George; Meany said the latest figures were "'beyond belief" and'demonstrateda that President Nixon's "economic game plan, freeze and phases are an absolute failure." Castigating Nixon for his veto of the $2.20 hourly minimum wagel bill, Meany ...…
…Sataurday, September 8, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Saturday, September 8, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Agnew defense may try to limit action WASHINGTON (Reuter). Vice President Spiro Agnew may take legal action soon to try to stop or limit any legal proceedings against him growing out of an investigation into alleged kick- backs on building construction in Maryland, it was reported yes- terday. At the same time, the Vice Pr...…
…;,4 4- iT4C sid tgan :Bathj Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1973 KDissinger: Dubious candidate "pEACE IS AT HAND," said Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger Oct. 26, 1972. Two months later, tons of bombs rained down on North Vietnam while a peace agreement remained unsigned. Kissinger is...…
…Saturday, September 8, 1973 [ HE MICHIGAN DAILY vage Flvee. Saturday, September 8, 1 973 tHE MICHIGAN DAILY l'oge live TO ESTHER: A lery special birthday greeting to iy "older woiman" and slpecial Pierson. We still keep smiling; it's beautiful. Happy Birth- dlay Baby. RON 4 , s 'i. {; c. + ' f'' '?.Cte e7 s t rr : C ,s le. .lL.c ' r' s e i Two Mike Nichols Hits Together for the first time JosephE.Levine presents a Mike NiChoisFim Carna...…
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…Saturday, September 8, 19?3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage z)even ' Saturday,| Setebr ,193TH|ICIANDIL ag -vr Antiquated gymnasiums shut down due to recreation's budget problems By MARCIA MERKER The intramural program, fund- ed both by the athletic depart- ment and the physical education department, has been forced to close Waterman and Barbour Gymnasiums until October 1, pre- sumably. Last year, the depart- ment was in similar straits, but ke...…
…I1 Page Eight Long wait over for 'U' football fanatics THE MICHIGAN DAILY >aturday, September 8, 191: FILN BUFFS! I' '' . By SUE STEPHENSON The time was 7:15 yesterday morning. The place was. State St. THE SCENE was hundreds of students, cacooned in sleeping bags, sweat-shirted and clutch- ing steaming cups of coffee, or playing cards on a blanketed sidewalk while they waited pa- tiently in line, not for the regis- tration of their class...…
…AFTER MUNICH Bk 43F A6F .43atl IMPENDING High--75 Low-S5 Cloudy with periods of showers See Editorial Page .A .. Vol. LXXXIII, No. 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 8, 1972, Twenty Pages O'BRIEN'S OFFICE: ca -a^ _c4 M.' t,. :, Dems claim wiretapping By The Associated Press Lawrence O'Brien, chairman of Sen. George McGovern's presidential campaign, said yesterday that the Watergate wiretappers had succeeded in bugging his ...…
…Page Two Weekend Whirlwind THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fr rin I SJ.J,.an1tIJko Q 0 "77 Music BIMBO'S-Gaslighters (Fri., Sat., Sun.) BLIND PIG-Hound Dog Taylor and the House Rockers (Fri.),. Boogie Brothers (Sat., Sun.); closed until midnight and then open from 12-4 a.m. DEL RIO-Armando's Jazz Group (Sun.) GOLDEN FALCON-Ann Arbor's Old Star (Fri., Sat.) LU1y'S-RFD Boys (Fri., Sat.) MACKINAC JACK'S-The Aces (Fri., Sat.) MR. FLOOD'S PARTY-Mo-Jo Boogie...…
