…Thursday, September 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thursday, September 9, 197'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Gettin-garound all those requirements Now that you are in college, you can forget how to forge your -mother's signature for tardy slips and you can discard the pack of hall passes you kept in your locker. Instead you will be faced with new restrictions - called requirements - against which you will have to again pit all of ...…
…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 Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Faculty:. Attempting to gain a strong voice A glance at the multiversity (Continued from Page 4) Assembly, Norman argues, "w e don't go as far as some would like us to." Over the past few years, sev- eral ad-hoc faculty groups have formed in attempts to initiate more change at the Univer- sity. In the forefront of this dr...…
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… datrtgau Baii4F Section Three--Administration Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 9, 1971 Six Pages .I;- ADMIN ISTRATION .0 0 Minding the corporation 'U' administrators: Executives of an academic corporation Hol nAl Hol inthe pocket o f the U: Students pay more for less By CARLA RAPOPORT Supplement Co-Editor Its capital comes largely from the state, its foremen are prominent intellectuals, it invests in business opera- tions...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Crime and punishment: Discipline on the inside' 0' By ROBERT SCHREINER After you have lived in the University community f o r a while, you realize there is more going on than education. You might notice the pung- ent odor ofmarijuana drifting through the Diag, or lingering on dormitory stairwells which lead to rooms wher...…
…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, Sept6mber 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thursday, Sept~mber 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 'U labor relations: The year of the walkout Faces of the APSCME strike By SARA FITZGERALD Supplement Co-editor In contrast to previous years, it was not the students wh: near- ly closed the University last year, but University employes. For two days in January, 2,700 workers staged a .walk-out which, by cutting off ...…
…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, September 9 1971 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Fleming: Seeking stability the expense of innovatioi at n? Terry Ma'Crthy A Regents meeting: The once a mouth visit to Ann Arbor The Regents: Influenced by courtesy or disruption? By HESTER PULLING Few students at the Univer- sity have seen them, fewer still have talked with them and most students have no idea how this eigh...…
…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 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4Pdge ..Five Thursday, September 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five . OSS policy board: Power to the students? By GERI SPRUNG While students can say little a b o u t the amount of tuition they pay, they can, through the Office of S t u d e n t Services (OSS) decide that dormitories will buy only union-picked let- tuce. The creation of the student- faculty OSS policy board last year marked...…
…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 Thursday, September 9, 1971 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, september 9, 1971 e sti 0o 10~ a s v . Q*go, q o th - o t / ;^ de I hd fri040 'N ee~ o e .4 oo h ey 0H fore 6or,4, tj lk I I I LUPT 3 F For Every Curse on te mich igan Campus r - NOTICE - ULRICH'S was sold to three for- mremployees-Ernest EnetBundy- Howard Baker-Milton Moore- OUR GOAL is to give you Quality Merchandise at the_ Lowest Pos...…
…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 ...…
… t atM Section Four-Sports Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 9, 1971 Eight Pages WOLVERINE SPORTS . . 0 Football1970: Mammoth B u By BILL ALTERMAN It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. The above is the opening line of A Tale of Two Cities, but is an equally apt description of Michigan's football fortunes in 1970. Picking up from where the Rose Bowl team of the year before had left off, the Mammoth Blue Wave surged o...…
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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9~ 1971 B t. it SAKS FIFTH AVENUE University Shop 332 S tate Ann Arbor 665-6531 ' I , _ _ i -- i II I ;r p r"~~ TICE'S I' MEN'S SHOP IS AGAIN YOUR HEADQUAR TERS Cagers (Continued from Page 1) the importance of Wilmore. Against Notre Dame Wilmore picked up three early fouls and netted only Light points all night as the Wolve...…
…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, S.eptember 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three.. Thursday, September 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three JOIN THE SPORTS STAFF Cohabitate on Daily's $$ HOW WOULD YOU like to joke about women with the biggest playboy in major league baseball? Travel from Duluth, Minn. to Houghton, Mich. in a taxicab? Go to the Indianapolis 500, all expenses paid? Stay in a motel with your girl friend and have somebody else pay for it? Spend...…
…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 Four TNE'MICNIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Gymnasts to bounce back «i By BETSY MAHON The Michigan gymnasts, per- ennial Big Ten Champs, are faced this year with the task of regaining the prestige which they lost in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Champion- ships. The Wolverine bouncers won all of their dual and trian- gular meets during the past sea- so...…
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…Thursday, September 91 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thursday, September 9, 1 971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Forgetf By JOHN PAPANEK Forget all about the football team. What do 11 games a year prove? And all that talk about Henlry Wilmore and Campy Russell lead- ing the Wolverines to an NCAA hoop title are just rumors. And besides, who can garner any interest for games that operate at million dollar plus budgets every year? Games t...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9 1971 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 I II hitless, but. foes do worse . Yet the Wolverines still had a good team. The reason, of course, was the pitching, led by Jim, (No-hit) Burton, Pete Helt and Mickey Elwood. Of Michigan's final 23-13-1 record, eight wins were shut- outs. Burton, regarded as one of the top collegiate hurlers any- where, and the fifth play...…
…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...…
…Thursday, September 9, 1971' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven" I Thursday, September 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Seven1 Thinclads' wish: Forget middle By SANDI GENIS While the Wolverine t r a c k squad began and ended its '71 season on most encouraging and successful notes, unfortunately for coach Dave Martin and his young and talented track squad things did not go quite so well during the remainder of the sea- son. With seemingly cru...…
…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 Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 PageEigt TH MIHIGN DALY hursaySepembe 9,197 OS U wins o (Editor's Note: This column was originally published the Tuesday after last year's Michigan Ohio State football game.) TOP. Before you start reading this column, let's get one thing straight. Ohio State beat Michigan Saturday fair and square. The Wolverines had a couple of bad breaks and made some costly mistakes, but, in the ...…
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…Y rtgan 4IaitM Section Five-Community Life Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 9, 1971 Eight Pages COMMUNITY LIFE The uneasy By CHRIS PARKS Within the city of Ann Arbor exist two separate com- munities, distinct, contrasting, and not always friendly. The University community with its administration and the town with its government form two distinct units within the city whose goals and interests are often at odds. A semi-urban campu...…
…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 Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 .. 1I r!I r F A I'\ GUITAR STUDIO INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES LESSONS. Instruments MADE & REPAIRED Race relations create city problems 11 209 South State (upstairs) 665-8001 internationally known and recommended by most major manufacturers, appeared on television, and featured in many major magazines and newspapers. By AL...…
… 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, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thursday, September 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY [he community which surrounds you Consumerism, Ann Arbor style Ecology Center moves toward cleaning up, educati~ng county By P.E. BAUER and. ELLEN COLLINS, After an initial foray to the local markets, students in Ann Arbor can accept that their food bills will be up to 1/3 higher than they were at home. In a sampling of major on- a...…
…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 Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1971 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu rsday, September 9, 1971 I Touring the eateries of TIRED OF STUDYING? Relax With a Good Book BROWSE OVER OUR ,MICHIGANBANKARD0000 PAPER BACKS WAHR'S UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 316 S. STATE ST. By BARBIE Q. BEEF If you're tired of burnt toast, muddy coffee, and flaccid ham- burgers, turn your back on your apartment or dorm and head straight to the wond...…
…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...…
…Thursday, September 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Ann Arbor: Places to go, people to see Good movies, bargain prices- but bring your own popcorn By MERRILL DINNER To most, movies are a perversion of enter- tainment-to some an escape for love, and to others an implement of war. But, whatever your tastebuds desire, it can be found, for outside of London, Ann Arbor has developed into one of the finest movie complexe's in the wor...…
…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 ...…
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…Thursday, September 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thursday, September 9, ~ 97 ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven RADICAL THIRD PARTY Hitting the system from By TAMMY JACOBS Supplement Co-Editor With both local and federal elections coming within the next year, the University community will be watching with interest the actions of Ann Arbor's gro- ing radical third party. The Radical Independent Party (RIP), organized last winter, ...…
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…',Yl r e ir1igau :43 tiiy Section Six-Student Life Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 9, 1971 Twelve Pages STUDENT LIFE 0 A two-way By TAMMY JACOBS Supplement Co-Editor Students come to the University to learn, to pre- pare for a future, to avoid the draft, to placate their parents. Once here, they will attend lectures, read texts, take exams, and, at the end of four years, graduate - may- be. They will also change - their life st...…
…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 ...…
