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…Thursday, September 9, 1976 th WoodI e t By Marnie Heyn my father cut the birches down the summer that i moved away the trees were diagnosed as beetled dying my mother wrote dad tried to make a bench of their stumps and boards but the wood splintered and snapped no use so father broke the birches to chunks to stop doors steady trash cans chock tires and fasten the cold frame but not to burn birch burns readily but father is tender toward the ...…

…'doge Yen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 197+6 1'~ 1~ivi THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1976 Recalfing (Continued from Page 7) together in my mind now, but I remember my roommate. My first college roommate ever, right? Even though this was only orientation, I might make a really good friend, right? I couldn't wait. After a couple hours of sitting around, it was obvious that he could. When he finally showed up, I wasn...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1076 . THE MICH1CAN't)AILY Page Eleven Thu rsdoy, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~oge Eleven HISTORY OF THE BL UES (Continued from Page 5) Well, like everybody else, we were up for a morning fuck.I And this round I'll skip most of my Curt Gowdy commentary. It happens just like before ex- cept this time everybody works out OK. The secret formula is I got to remember to survive her or- gasm by not thinking t...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY T h n ei* * *.4* J.. V'4,1:0 7 F w auuy, .7epLCmoC =C y I y 1 r- I We carry a wide selection of TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CALCULATORS... at Prices that will turn your numbers On. And we'll service them when they go Offf Model SR52 SR56 SR51A SR50A SR30 List Price 299.95 119.95 79.95 59.95 24.95 Cellar Price 269.00 107.00 71.00 53.00 22.00 Texas Instruments progrmable slide-rule clculato- SR-52 as co...…

…Page Two, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1976 Baskc;tball.- Shooting for the top spot Fast Wolverines return four starters By KATHY HENNEGHAN The 1976-77 Michigan basketball team has its work cut out for it. Last year's second place finish in the national tournament is a tough act to follow. If the team has another success- ful season, it will come as no surprise. But if it falters by comparison, it will be undoubtedly criti...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..- w_.,_._... ... c gan to sna od S in .0 '76 team - - - / _ By ANDY GLAZER The date is November 22, 1975. Late in the fourth quarter, Michigan is leading its annual clash with Ohio State 14-7 on the strength of a one-yard touchdown plunge by quarterback Rick Leach only moments before. Michigan has held Ohio State without...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday. Sertemher 9.' 176 BUT FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN _# +c a' . v- y J Baseball: Two straight titles By BILL STIEG They w e r e n' t unstoppable at the plate, flawless in the field or overpow- ering on the mound, but the Michigan Wolverines were champions once again last year. They won their second straight Big Ten title with some gutty pitching and clutch hitting, and used more of the same to come within a ...…

…Thursday, September , 1 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P g Five Swimming, tennis top women's spor ts Field hockey team getting better; hopes to break .50in1976 Powerful swim team wins Big By MICHAEL WILSON If past trends are any indication of what is to come in the future, Michigan's field hockey team faces their best season to date this fall. Of course, not much of a trend can be established after only two seasons, according to many sports ent...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1976 Thursday, September 9, 1976 Hockey: Expect to rebound from inconsistent season By JOHN NIEMEYER Three years ago if someone mentioned hockey to the aver- age Wolverine sports fan, he would probably have laughed and said, "Oh yeah, they do have a hockey team somewhere at this school, don't they?" In 1973, the hockey team was coming off a miserable season ...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A _.. .! _ _ __ _.. .Pa 2ge Seven I i i 2 . .,.. ww ..... MI, J B B' e comes i ncoming tu ents Still serving the best in town PIZZAS - CHIPATIS - SISTER ANNS - SUBS FRESH MUSHROOMS PEPPERONI GREEN PEPPER ONIONS SLICED TOMATO BACON HAM CAPACOLLO SALAMI GREEN OLIVES BLACK OLIVES PINEAPPLE FRITO'S SAUSAGE* HAMBURGER* ANCHOVIES* *double item J A i / _ I i. FAVORITE HAM & C...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1976 Cindermen keep championship bas Strengths lie in distance, hurdlers .e By ERNIE DUNBAR Of Michigan's six graduating trackmen, only two scored points for the Wolverines Big Ten indoor and outdoor champ- ionship teams. This light loss to graduation indicates how explosive the team can be in the next few years. Coach Jack Harvey has built a championship caliber team, relying mainly o...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Pae t ine' Thursday, September 9, 1976 ~HE MiCHIGAN DAILY + Vwfi '. i'l ig-P P chigan's intramurals: A veritable cornucopia ENTERS 30TH YEAR: £ oken tutors ace tumblers By RICH LERNER Although Michigan has one of the nation's top inter-collegiate athletic programs, if you are the participatory type rather than spec- tatorial, there is no need to feel left out. The University also offers...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tka.reA^v, C...-.al rw ..w.. n t M-74 i nursUUy, epemoe r!, 9, o 0 I t - ii r Your non-profitstudent-run store Ir I we re responsive to your needs. TEXTBOOKS $.= . . Y; Y . ' . Books for all U courses Thousands of USED BOOKS 25%-35% off The University Cellar was started back in 1969 because stu- dents thought that prices in Ann Arbor were too high. Most of our competitors have responded by only...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1976 The Great By JEFF SORENSEN For the hard-core film addict Ann Arbor has more to offer than any midwestern city. It can boast of a wider variety of W movies at lower prices than any city outside Boston, New York Los Angeles and San Francisco On some weekends, as many as 25 different films are shown in the city. While nine commercial the- atres offer an adequate selec- tion of first-ru...…

…rsday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAIL, Page Three l the city's a stage for e dancer in Ann Arbor By SUSAN ADES y college town is an aspiring dancer's sanctuary. Here, rd-togged men and women painstakingly cultivate their tip- talents at the local studio and gym bars. Fruitless, frus- g audition hopes are not included in this scenerio. Instead, are sprinkled with classes, rehearsals and performances. e even get to court their concert dr...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday September 9 . ..e...ur THE MICHIGAN D.iL - .,1 p.- 'A f IR IR 'USIC RS... To p MICHIGAN'S NO.1 SPEAKER STORE Douglass Sound knows a hif.i system can only sound as good as its speakers -- that's why we specialize in speakers! No matter how much you spend on amplifiers and program sources, you're missing out on the magic of music, unless you're listening to accurate speakers. Dollar-for- dollar, ...…

…TMursddy, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Silent sho By ANN MIARIE LIPINSKI EPULLS the imaginary baseball cap down to shade his eyes, then turns to show his full profile to the imaginary batter. His knees bend, he crouches, then begins dropping and retrieving a fabricated ball into a fabricated mit. He squints, purses his red-glossed lips, then winks at the non-existent catch- ...…

… Page Six 4 HE MICHIGAN DAILY tnurscJoy, ~epremi DnursAay, :eptem ber 9, 1976 51 Grease paint and goose bumps Local art buyer By GEORGE LOBSENZ The last touches of grease paint are applied; each costume's ruffles and wrinkles are smoothed. The crowd murmurs ex- pectantly out front. A taut, pregnant silence sets in as the lights dim and the curtain starts its slow but certain ascent. The performers step out on the darkened stage, a goo...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY D..,.... C .....a. r oge seven I i I Martial arts: The basic mastery of dimension By JAY LEVIN The lean, lithe man with white pants, pale yellow shirt and determined face moves for- ward, then back again in a ballet of slow, graceful motions. Outstretching his arms and thrusting his legs in a lethargic, yet decisive, kick, he propelles his body parts in soft unison, forever aware of the...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tki rsuuyntinw....rem1 * TnursCy, aepCemD )er 9, 1915 3 BIMBO'S 113 E. Washington Tread lightly when you step into Bimbos-it's a place where! peanut shells carpet the floor in tradition with the days when 1 rowdy football players were too blown away to 'find the ash' trays. PRETZEL BELL 120 E. Liberty: Wallpapered with University sporting memorabilia, the Pret- zel Bell is the place to go to slurp thek froth...…

…r Thursday, September 9, 916 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY Pneiqa Minr*'II~ IP ThrdySpeme_,196TE IHGA AL rug e 1-41FI c To S (Continued from Page 5) "I like it bare, leaving only the essentials in it," he says. "Not ostentatious. The o n 1 y thing on stage is the mimist. It's a popular form among the real die-hard mimists, the ones I respect. The other kind - props, costumes, other mimists to help you - isn't as difficult' for the audience to get ...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thrdv S(eb.r917 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAIL Ml 7l i 7 1 V /rwwr r r . i new & used textbooks for all Uof M courses at the WNe are the student-run, non-profit book and supply store. We don't feel we have to talk you into coming to the Cellar; the advantages are clear. We have just about everything you'll need to make it through your classes- at prices kept to the absolute .minimum. You're not padding anyon...…

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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tht trzt4mv 'i,'PntE mkar 0 101A { I nubuuyJep~eTer -, VV6 rq N, i a' squaredr Alright, you're wonder ing now what the hell "a" rsquared means, It's sim- pie logic really-the kind found only in a university community. "a" squared a2 = aa = ann arbor Writeta2 on any local mail and it will arrive at its 1 destination with no trouble t at all--it's a vell knowni symbol. But a2 is just one of the smaller peculi...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The medium's the By MICHAEL BLUMFIELD It's difficult to walk cross-campus without shelling out a few coins in exchange for a city-based news- paper. And about the only way to avoid becom- ing incurably attached to one of the local radio stations is to leave your stereo back in Buffalo. Ann Arbor is a small gold mine of media alter- natives, and before you leave the city chances are you'll be ...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu rsdav. Seotember 9. 19761 PageuFour THEMICHIGAN DAIL C! 7 f 1 7 f V V Perils and pitfalls In Ann Arbor S late-nighthang-outs By KEN PARSIGIAN It's four a.n. and most townsfolk are lost in their dreams, while an occasional, avid student burns his lamp on into the night. In a different world, set apart by the clinking of china and the clash of conversations, another hungry patron walks into one of the city'...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page FIve Sheyop e: Ann liboi's Shak ey I__r is.#"Jake: lifetimeeii chie f odity .: ,~April of hawkin' and Somewhere in this town to- tennial, Jake says it was a day is a 76-year old soldier of and jazz festival in New Or] fortune who has known the plea- that two million people atte sures of 5,000 women, played the Jake remembers it...…

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…Thursday, September 9, 1976 i HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven <hrdy September 9 1976 tdE MCHIGAN UAIL Pinching and squeezing attz E.sr c Yx sF re'S Mre ,:, _ _ . ; . ; ;<:: By ANN MARIE LIPINSKIE "Your lettuce even smells bet- ter," the woman giggles to the farmerhasshe drops two green, leafy heads into her produce-! packed net bag. "See you next Saturday," the farmer replies to the woman who has already made her way. to the next open-air s...…

…nn :" - City politics: Democracy i HE MlC-HlbAN DRILY rhi rrce-lnv I;ismfp nher 0 1 4Th 1 iHE MJU-1I(,AN DAILY t'I r' 3'.rJ'.Jy. .JpI~I IILJr7, 17 'y J 10~j f Bullard, Esch, .ina thre By MIKE NORTON $ The sharp s m a c k of the mayor's gavel cuts through the murmur of the crowd; there is a prayer, a roll-call of the mem- bers-and another Monday night meeting of the Ann Arbor City Council rolls into session. Thrills and chills. Agony, a...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page line THE MICHIGAN DAILY i'age Nine li 'Round-the-clock women's services By BARBARA ZAHS Rape victims often report that the most degrading part. of their experience was not the actual assault itself, but the ordeal of reporting the incident to a police officer (usually male) or testifying against the rapist in court. There is a service in Ann Arbor, however, where a rape victim can turn ...…

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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ih ~I ursdav. S atrI49.r1979 WJSArfl.W.Wflfln .nw.gnnAsv1w JVW 7, 1 7 1 V 1 campus Last, but not least, we bring you campus & co., eight full pages devoted especialy to giving you all the news you need to put " you in the know about stu- dent and academic life on this mammoth midwestern I campus. We think it's our duty to inform you about= what you're really getting yourself into, so our story may -not be quit...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thursday, September 9, 1976 I l-IIEl MICHIGAN DAILY11111Page ThreeI u' facing declining status? By JIM TOBIN BUT UPON first setting their Many TAs possess enthusiasm The University of Michigan tender feet in the yawning lec- for their students as well as heiesitsyloei the hichya ture halls of Angell Hall or the their field, but many teach only sitsof American academia-a gigan- ...…

…Page Four Advocates: Making life, - -r- - THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 0), 1076 Thursd~v, SeDtember ~. 1 ~76 -- :,..,,;x .;,; . a ,,tk f::t.:a}°. ' , " , «s . tc+ ; ;: rwtr r 'r .- - f q ° :;m--" m , . , .1 I easier tor rn By BARBARA ZAHS Being a freshperson at a large and often impersonal university is an arduous burden to bare. But being a new addition to the cam pus community as well as a member of a minority group makes f...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fas$ Pv* Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY iving-learning: Pilot Program takes offt{ 1"wo illf alternatives } RC customizes college By SUSAN ADES "You're going to be a pilot?" my ten-year-old brother squealed as he examined the tag on my trunk which was heading for the "Alice Lloyd Hall Pilot Program." Leaving my family and friends be- hind with the idea that I was headed fo...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Septernbe'r 9, 1976 1 Thus._ .S_7 mbe 9 97 *. I r ~ I Policy at the U'- Makers and shaKe rs Fleming and the boys at helm While it is in some circles tantamount to being accused of he will probably walk away from the job because he has had child molesting, Robben Fleming makes no bones about his self- enough, not because it became too hot to handle. image as a "classical liberal." Six vice presi...…

…iursdoy, September 9, 1976 4, THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPgu 35verl d Se 9 7H HageGAeven I! Local The Daily's summer co-editors, Tim Schick (fore- ground) and Ken Parsigian, discuss an evening's layout plans. The Daily: Nickel cokes and news By JAY LEVIN Somewhere on this vast, and often scholastically mun- dane, campus is a place where the Cokes cost a nickel, the parties are outrageous, the atmosphere is punctuated by the incessant clatter...…

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