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… Page 12-E-Thursday September 9. 1982-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor is for moviemaniacs -7-W The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Septe By Richard Campbell It just wouldn't be Ann Arbor without movies. From the ancient classics and golden oldies to today's big budget blockbusters, the campus film groups and the commercial theaters provide a midwestern mecca for the cinemaniac. 'There are seven film groups on cam- pus, enough to promise at least on...…

…Bo'trbCk sien tonstartingqurebc See stfory, Page 10 DREARY Of chance of thunderstorms Editorial Freedom ing by afternoon or eve- Vol. XCI, No. 5 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 9, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages W, Shapiro agrees to reconsider late Ib By ADRIENNE LYONS University President.Harold Shapiro told 13 North Campus residents yester- day that he and the University vice- presidents woul...…

…0 NO PREFERENCE FOR PRESIDENT? You say you don't have a Preference for President ... You don't see much difference between the candidates ... . THEN... Let Your Feelings Be Known!! Page 2-Tuesday, September 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily Former CIA membrsesUS IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports 10 (Actual Size) Bumper Strip 34 x 15 21/4 Diameter ------------------- ----- - ------- -- ---- -- TRENTO...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 9, ?980-Page 3 'U'INDIA EXPERT Prof. Park dead at 60 University Political Science Prof. Richard Park, 60, died munexpectedly early yesterday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital ollowing a long and protracted recovery from a stroke suf- (ered last winer. Park, a noted authority on India, was scheduled to teach a course on the "Politics of India" this term The professor served in India as an Air Force officer du...…

…OPINION Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI, No. 5 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board Tuesday, September 9, 1980 The Michigan Daily Cheerleaders 0 The American wet dream Religious 0 JAMS, Buchanan, a Republican congressman from Alabama and a Baptist minister, last week lost his renomination bid to Albert Smith, an insurance s...…

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…a0 The University of Michigan Department Of Theatre and Drama in association with The Professional Theatre Program Guest Artist Series Page 6-Tuesday, September 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily Smg Awakening Oct. 22-26 ROmeo And JUfet Dec. 3-7 1Can't Hear The Birds Singing Feb. 11-15 CatSplay April 15-19 usher positions available sign-up sheets are posted in the Professional Theatre Program (PTP) Office Michigan League Building Hours: 9 am-5 pm ...…

…RThe Michiga Daily Tuesday, September 9, 1980 Page 7 1 CHINESE MOVIE TOR TURE ;i l jr t. '... __ s . . , ., . ..._.... ,. 1 I i ANN ARBOR CIVIC SALLE? THE ANN ARBOR CIVIC BALLET begins its twenty- fourth consecutive year of providing exceptional performance opportunities and intensive training to dancers in this area. Auditions: Wedv, Sept. t0 &£17, 7:30 p.m. Sylvia Studio, 525 E. Liberty, 668-8066 MEN WELCOME POINTE SHOES REQUIRED FOR AUDI...…

…e 8-Tuesday, September 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily AUIQ POOL MfiT o f AvS G ft r 21 ___ =4 I a I A a I { A Ava 'edite Oc 'itto LIIno-,. rn)REST HILLS 4RMS $21,~ *~' r hd rm c vi 51 !! $2e691 s Ave. Norh 4 n" of, ~ELWARRINOTOP ""',LE $35U(' :ILh $W "V ip .ks Jr to ssisiM n dversified -ADM Lo tfaerj in, Saa j,s 11J-Ycctai Sli florist. ma"9 tyoe 8:304 1Fiwfl 1.2F M v' -.1'IV.U 064 Lex Av/7i S . t. A.. ~ UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFI...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 9, 1 980-Page 9 Abscam jury, views taped bribe offer WASHINGTON (AP)-Rep. John Jenrette, in dramatic videotapes played yesterday, said last December he would consider taking a bribe for in- troducing a private immigration bill, but would have a lawyer pick up the money "to cover" himself. In the hour-long tape, watched inten- tly by the jury in his Abscam political bribery trial, Jenrette never flatly sa...…

…SSPORTS Page 10 Tuesday, September 9, 1980 The Michigan Daily ______ O'S SMACK 3 HOMERS TO WIN 9-2: I m .' Bengals bombed by Birds OTHER CHANGES POSSIBLE Bo hedges on QB starter 19 The Baltimore Orioles scored four runs before anyone was retired in the first inning last night at Tiger Stadium to bury the Tigers in a hole they could never fight out of, as Detroit lost the opening game of a twinbill 9-2. The O'rioles' leadoff hitt...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 9, 1980-Page 11 SMITH-HUGHES BA CKFIELD SHINES: Muddy, season ahead for MSU University of Michigan Tae Kwon Do Club Demonstration Wed., Sept. 10, 1980. 8:00 pm, Martial arts Room CCR - For Info: Joann, 665-9776 By MARK MIHANOVIC Fourth in anine-part series Editor's note: Thistis the fourth in - nine-part series examining the -,1980 Big Ten football season. The series was written by Daily Sports Editor ...…

…4 12-Tuesday, September 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily ideast isters meet From United Press International Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir will go to Egypt today on a 24-hour visit that will include talks with top Egyptian leaders on accelerating and strengthening relations between the two nations, Israel announced yesterday. The brief visit comes days after President Car- ter's envoy Sol Linowitz won agreement from Israel and Egypt to ...…

…Subscribe to the Daily Call 764- 0558 . . ........ hie MSA See editorial page N#illety Yea'(lrs olfIEdit orjil Freedom ti SEASONAL High-73* Low-45° See Today for details i I S I U I Vol. LAAAA, NO. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 9, 1979 Free Issue Twelve Pages Blue wave drowns Northwestern, 49-7 'Cats prove weak tuneup for ND By BILLY SAHN Overcoming inexperience and youth at key offensive posi- tions, the Michig...…

…NEW BREAKFAST IDEA SWEEPS ANN ARBOR! Page 2-Sunday, September 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily 313 66 TURTLE ISLAND natural food restaurant S. State Breakfast: lam Lunch: 11 :30a 3-3525 Dinner: 4:3Op Fri & Sat til 4 Sc score a dom ago, TEN- YEAR TREND CONTINUES Scholastic Aptitude Test scores fall again holasticFrom AP andUPI (AT) A college board report, "National decline has affected students across the indicated schools m :holastic Aptitude ...…

… rYCU SE w A WPE CLL 5DAMY Kick-off When a sports star is born, it takes some time to establish a proper nickname. But after only minor confusion more than 100.000 University football fans were quickly able to devise a unique chant for the team's new kicker Ali Haji-Sheikh during yesterday's game. A walkon this season, the fans were amused by Haji-Sheikh's unfamiliar name, and recognized instant gimmick potential when it was announ- ced. On hi...…

…Page 4-Sunday, September 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily e . 4 t ttil Blacks have taken a role in American f oreign policy Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No.4 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A summer of small changes for MSA VJHEN HENRY Johnson, University vice-president for student serv- :es, assumed control of the Michigan tudent Assembly's funds last May, he rd MSA repre...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 9, 1979-Page 5 BYRD PLANS DEBA TE FOR NO V. 1 SALT stalled in Senate Universitly of Michigan Hospital COLE GIUNTEEPROGRAM ORGANIZATIONAL MEETIG I From AP and Reuter WASHINGTON--The strategic arms limitation treaty (SALT) should not be "held hostage" to the issue of Soviet combat troops in Cuba, Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd declared yester- day. However, the West Virginia Democrat acknowledged tha...…

…September 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily AUnited Artist ;Exclusive now showing at: TheMoies eat Prudential Town Center Corner of Evergreen and 1-696 In Southfield The strangest things happen when you wear polka dots oliAR L ) MARCELLO DANON presents UGOTOGNAZZI MICHEL SERRAULT "LA CAGE AUX FOLLES" (Enish Subtts) Based upon the play by JEAN POIRET A film by EDOUARD MOLINARO CopYrightUC>19> 9 United Atists Cooraion, All,fihtres,, U.... A.. e. MR....…

…'Joe Tynan': Blind ambition (Continued from Page 6) necessary crux of any democratic system. Yet the film runs aground not through the overdoing of a point but rather through the underdoing of almost everything. The film pulls so many punches thematically and especially cinematically, that it ends up landing kerplop in the category of a shades-of-gray situation which dominates true decision-making, however cherished our total good vs. total ...…

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… I The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 9, 1979-Page 9 UAW strike against GM called inevitable; money still the issue DETROIT (UPI) - The talk outside the main bargaining room has been all optimism, but there are still diehards who believe a United Auto Workers (UAW) Union strike against General Motors Corp. Friday night is inevitable. UAW President Douglas Fraser said such people don't understand collective bargaining. YET AFTER days of de...…

…Student Supervisor PART-TIME, NIGHTS1 Upperclassman or graduate student to supervise LSA Student Telethon. Four hours per night, 6:00 to 10:00 Monday through Thursday, October 8 through November 15. Phone: 763-5577 Pay:$4.00 per hour AUT'O * U-Do-It Cl ub-Fri., Sat., Sun. -hoists, tools, ossistance, & parts * Tutoring, by appointment * Service Department (Mon.-Thurs. professional certified mechanics * Monthly Car Care Classes E ei.*i769-0220 I...…

… .1 The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 9, 1979-Page 1 EX-PLA YERS RECALL PAST Superfans salute grid centennial By ALAN FANGER GRIDDE PICKS There is one event in Ann Arbor that is awaited with more anticipation, than the start of the Michigan football season: Michigan Daily Gridde Picks. Each week the sports staff compiles a list of 20 games in the upcoming weekend, including Michigan and all the other Big Ten games, and, of cour- se, Daily ...…

…12-Sunday, September 9i 1979--The Michigan Daily Wildcats submit to Wolverine machine (Continued from Page 1) ther hampered the rebuilding of the e. Of the four, Schembechler is op- iistic that Paris and Powers will urn to action soon. rhree plays later, Michigan was first d goal-to-go on the two-yard line. ckey then ran the ball for a TD put- g Michigan on the scoreboard for the st time this season. RETURNING placekicker, Bryan rgil notche...…

…The Michigan Daily--Saturday, September 9, 1978-Page 13 NO TRE DAME UPENDED: Missouri slips past, Irish, 3-0 PART-TME EMPLOYMENT NIHTS The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts is currently interviewing students interested in partici- pating in an alumni fund-raising telethon. LSA alumni across the country will be called from cam- pus. The telethon runs four nights per week, Monday through Thursday, October 9 through November 16. Y...…

…Page 14-Saturday, September 9, 1978-The Michigan Daily THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN OFFICE OF MAJOR EVENTS PRESENTS CRISLER ARENA ANN ARBOR, MICH. $8.50 - $7.50 - $6.50 Tickets go on sale Mon., Sept. 11, 11 a.m. for one day only at the Crisler Arena Box Office. Beginning Tues., Sept. 12, tickets at The Michigan Union Box Office. i …

…i WELCOME See Editorial Page SirP tti OMINOUS See Today for Details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 9, 1977 Free Issue Twenty-Eight Pages When in Ann Arbor, say as the New Yorkers say By MIKE NORTON Nobody knows how long it's been shere - or if they do, they're not spilling. But there it stands, plain as anything, on the well-traveled corner of State St. and North University Ave. It's a street sign erected...…

…Page 2-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily Cohen, St. Antoine, Bond to resign Ed., Law, and Bus. Ad. deanships Debauchery in Ann Arbor or My First Weekend at College *By PATTY MONTEMURRI The coming'school year will find the University searching for new faces to fill three crucial seats left by the impending retirements of the deans, of the law, education and business administration schools. Wilbur Cohen, dean of theSchool of Educat...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 3- IFYOUJSEENLS- AWEN CALX-DAILtY A rude awakening Remember that trip to California last June? Or that back-packing espedition up north in August? Or that high paying job at Dad's office? And all that free time? Well, you'd better forget it pronto and roll out bed bright and early, because today the vacation officially ends. We hope you enjoy that first day of class! Join us We're always loo...…

…"Page 4-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eiglit Years o 420 Maynard St., Ar Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 2 a, Edited and managed by student It's good to b4 NN ARBOR is an easy town to take fo rgranted. After spending a few years here, one becomes an expert at moaning about everything from obscene rents and as- tronomical tuition rates to the condition of the streets and the dearth of parking spaces. And yet, we all return each fall, ...…

… Fired AFSCME worker innocent of misconduct $y BOB ROSENBAUM T,.,he University may be considering the ;st tement of an employe who was ischarged this summer for criminal misconduct. Ann Ann Arbor jury has found the employer Richard VanValkenburg, adrin~ocent of assault charges against Wiitni possibly threatening the basis for the University's discharge. 9'Va AVilkenburg's lawyer. George tn1Washington, has asked University inifficials' to reco...…

…Page 6-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily MajorEvents Office I' USHERS* Mass Meeting VETERAN USHERS: TUES. SEPT.j13-5 P.M. NEW USHERS: THURS. SEPT. 15-5 P.M. Ushers who have ushered in past for Major Events come to # veteran usher meeting; ol others come to new usher meeting. * MEETING IN PENDLETON ROOM-2nd floor . Michigan Union. Students, please bring student I.D. * Arts & Entertainment Jazz series to 'Eclipse' I Ann Arbc I B...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9 1977-Page 7 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PLPPROFESSIONAL THEATRE PROGRAM PRI D!LGROOhM "Now Broadway's gamily Musical Hit and directed by Tony Award-winner Barry Bostwick." Book and Lyrics by Alfred Uhry, Composed and Arranged by Robert Waldman, and based upon the novella by Eudora WelIty. JANUARY 22 MATINEE AND EVENING q ITTL YDIfs S!R15 Ht INCTIN John Houseman's National Repertory Company re- turns to ...…

…9, 1977-The Michigan Daily "It's easier to eat than not to eat." -Councilman Kenworthy Seeing 1a Above All Self and God Realization through Meditation on Inner Light and Celestial Sound The teachings of the living master SANT DARSHAN SING JI All are invited to free meetings conducted by local group leaders of SAWAN KIRPAL RUHANI MISSION Each Tuesday-Friends Meetinghouse, 1420 Hill, 8 p.m. Also Sunday, Sept. 18, Michigan Union, Room 4304, 10...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 9 Ami reported in a coma NAIROBI, Kenya (AP - Idi Amin, self-proclaimed president-for-life of Uganda, was reported "in a coma" in a Kampala hospital yesterday after un- dergoing surgery for an undisclosed ail- ment. "We believe he'll pull out of it," said Robert Astles,,British-born confidant to the 51-year-old military strong man. But atother aide said later: "The presi- dent is in so-t of ...…

…-pember 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily "' ord set to lecture he By LINDA WILLUOX Practically the only thing known about Gerald Ford's expected visit to ,Te University is that the former resident will be here between !vember 2 and 4. HDetails about the visit, according Samuel Barnes, chairman of the -litical Science Department, will be '-orked out and released within the month. BARNES DID say Ford would address all levels of classes in political...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page p..a 0 0 Is h a4 x; e . t. .. ~ The minute you walk into between any a Tech Hifi soundroom, two compo- you'll know you're in for a nents, or eve nice experience. complete sys terns, just by Our soundrooms are fur- tj nished like living rooms, with pressing a soft sofas and carpeting, be- button. cause that's the kind of If you de listening environment most thing at Tec people have at home...…

…9, 1977-The Michigan Daily ARK j __ - U LARGE BROWN DOG - Shepherd-Re- triever, male, wearing red collar, cloth leash, no tags. Much missed by sad boy. 994-3109 67A915 ENJOY SOME CONVERSATION AT THE GEO Happy Hour from 4-6 at the GEO office, 514 E. William, on Fri- day, Sept. 9. 94F909 EAST SIDE drop-in sale this Saturday from 9-4, rain or shine. Couches, 2 Vic- torian loveseats, record players, in- door-outdoor carpet, children's clothi...…

…PHILA gage an 'd'ed yest ";re, offi said. He Cause kattribute MOSTE ,_performa Roof," w -productio ad miss ois week: ""esides in "Fidd distinguis U"lysses eros" 7Boadwa Funny Th the Forun dii ero Mostel DELPHIA (AP) -Veteran He won Tony awards for "Rhin- d screen actor Zero Mostel oceros" and "Forum," and a New erday at Jefferson Hospital York drama critics award for cials of the Forrest Theater "Fiddler." vas 62. of death was tentatively HE...…

…Pqge 14-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily I Ir .' , { 4. V Tiers blanked, 4 s~~iuuns There's fun and fashion every step of the way in Bass Squeejuhs, the foot-hugging casuals of soft, yet sturdy leather. Down under: the unique long-wearing squiggle sole of bouncy non-skid rubber, genuine jOO fAE4R rubber, that pampers your feet with a new kind of total comfort. SQUEEJUNS come in styles for MEN and WOMEN. By PAUL CAMPBELL Spec...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 15 Working'for the Detroit Tigers, or the standard (?) vacation essay GRIDDE PI CKS It's fall, and time once again for GRIDDE PICKS, that popular perennial presentation of pigskin prognostication. You, the reader, can prove your predictive prowess. Just check your Daily for the list of the week's college football games, predict the winners and drop your list off at the Daily at 420 Maynard (...…

…Page 16-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily University of Michigan GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY MASSAMEETING for December 7-10 production of PATIENCE, Sun., Sept. 11-8:00 P.M. MICHIGAN UNION Singers, Sewers, Orchestra, Builders, Set Crew, etc. Illinois previewed By PAUL CAMPBELL "I like to throw the ball." So says the new Illinois football coach, Gary Moeller. Wait a second. Isn't this the same man who played for Woody Hayes'and coache...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 17 Waiting it out: The linear approach By JAY LEVIN In geometry, it's a locus of points whose coordinates depend on a single independent variable or parameter. In geneology, it's a person's ances- tral succession. In commerce, it's a supply or stock of articles with similarqualities and values. And in Ann Arbor, it's a collection of hot, droopy people waiting to conduct the sundry tasks of ...…

…1977-The Michigan Daily 'ursell strolls Capitol Hill unhurried By RICHARD BERKE and BRIAN BLANCHARD VASHINGTON From their fash- able homes in' suburban Virginia I Maryland, legislators launch o longdays of dining -at smoke- ed receptions, and wining at orgetown cocktail prties, resting efly for an occasional kick-back. nter the idealogue from Michi- , freshman Carl Pursell,whose a of a hot time in Washington is a eful reading of the latest ...…

…The Michigin Dolly-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 19 By day, it's empty; at night, Mr. Flood's parties By LANI JORDAN BESIDES ITS decor and namesake,. The floor is free of its usual carpet of Flood's is also noted for its exotic peanut shells and crushed potato chips. The tables are clear of everything save the sunlight reflecting off initials car- ved in the varnished tables. In mid-afternoon, Mr. Flood's Party is empty except for a half doz...…

…p Page 20-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily Phobia-plagued patients suffer in slence; few psychiatrists ofer help ii By KAY BARTLETT Associated Press Thoreau wrote, "Nothing is so much to be feared as fear." Years later, FDR told a frightened nation: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself." PHILOSOPHER and president were reassuring those of us who l now only ordinary fear. Their words were not all that helpful to the millio...…

… Now Starr-ing . rebir 1 (I1 4 # '1 I w , 1 t 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ringo Starr concerts for Bangladesh (George Har- do things." 'I mean, not for a couple of years, if it was always the "orphan" of the rison), where was Ringo? What he did was cut a gold album - omes at all." Beatles, the one member of that He was recording a pair of highly "Ringo" - and start off on a respec- RINGO HAS a new respect for his epochal rock combination on whos...…

…or 9, 1977-The Michigan Doily 307 S . State Right Next to Borders Book Store SPECIAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL HOURS-9-9 MON. -FRI. SAT. 9-6 SUN. 12-5 994-1262 ALL $6.98 L.P. in Stock To incl suPer Soul Sister 1 Boogie is i Beat YO'' All You o otTo Handle SONGS O -Y - ~lpeaMe And SobbM~SO Lovn e, MkeItTrough The NGee/Frr 9 e a asier (Than An'! hI F 1 v r O ~ ,.... s.......- ge ,' Do Again).. IOU Dan Fogelberg Nether Lanldsn: Love Gone BY Fa...…

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