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…NIXON'S SLUSH FUND See Editorial Page YI 1 Sr ~IaitiF FRIGID High-17 Low-6 Partly sunny, more snow possible Vol. LXXXI, No. 92 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 29, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages .; ,l:.: PESC hurt in funding shortages Enthusiasm high among students for new courses By DANIEL JACOBS Saddled with continuing financial difficulties, the Pro- gram for Educational and So- cial Change (PESC) has be- gun to turn its effor...…

…w . PROTESTING POLITICAL TRIALS See Editorial Page i1 e a4 :43 a t I CHRISTMASY High-25 Low- -5 Continued cold with snow flurries Vol. LXXXII, No. 91 Motion to oust SGC w- g VP Council ready to openi meat co-op on trial week run Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 28, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages -Dally-Rolfe Tessem SGC DEBATES last night on a motion to oust administrative vice-president Jay Hack. The members of GROUP, who voted ...…

…LOOPHOLES CLOSING RESEARCH See Editorial Page Sir i!3Uf ~IadjI INTENSIFYING High-14 Low-5 Cloudy, light snow Vol. LXXXiI, No. 89 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 26, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages i Outlook growing 'Nixon offer dim for student ties toP 6-month )W trade withdrawal 1( housing project At By KAREN TINKLENBERG Plans to build a 250-unit student housing project may be dropped at the next meet ing of the Plan...…

…DISCUSSING NIXON'S PLAN See Editorial Page Y r 3 1 rA6 47I1Ait16 BITTER High-2I1 Law--7 Cloudy, with chance of snow Vol. LXXXII, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 27, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages A look inside PESO classrooms Viet Cong, By ROSE SUE BERSTEIN Physics 242, "General Physics III" meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2 p.m. in the Physics and Astronomy Building. At the same time, Physics 400, "En- ergy and Man" g...…

…PRESIDENT NIXON'S NATIONAL PRIORITIES See Editorial Page Y BkF :4Iaiii PROPHETIC High-25 Low-0' Colder, cloudy, possible snow flurries Vol. LXXXII, No. 88 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 25, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages Senate. campus Assembly backs plan to restrict proprietary, classified research * * * * * * * * * * * * Rules threaten some PESC classes Rhodes releases guidelines on review of course credits By ...…

…Grads hunting jobs: 'Scramble and scrounge' By ROBERT BARKIN "I'm advising my people to scramble and scrounge. Frankly, although the picture in the busi- ness school is better than most, we're running scared." This grim outlook for college grads is offered by Arthur Hahn, director of business school place- ment. And although predictions on how tight job opportunities will be this summer are varied, Hahn's advice to graduates is echoed uni-...…

…THE STATE OF THE UNION See Editorial Page Y 41w0PiauP 4 RUSHING High-38-44 Low-30-35 Windy, occasional drizzle Vol. LXXXII, No. 86 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 22, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages RACKHAM GOVT.: RSG hit by election suit By LINDA ROSENTHAL and GLORIA JANE SMITH * A write-in candidate in the Rackham Student Govern- ment (RSG) mail-ballot election filed a suit Thursday night with the Central Student Judiciary (C...…

…KNAUSS AND OSS IN REVIEW See Editorial Page Ci 4r Si r i auP 47IAii BLEAK High-30 Low-21 Partly cloudy, snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 85 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 21, 1972 Ten Cents Life "wth K'naass:1 Evaluating a departiii By JUDY RUSKIN sure fromn both sides Its a thank- Jeiiy DeGrieck agrees. "I'm Neithe fit him as a label H Flenm less position pleased with Knauss' stand with was mo e of an o ganization man dew yeavandgathal...…

…CURBING WAR RESEARCH See Editorial Page Y L 3kir igau ~Iai~i& BLITHY High-37 Low-24 Cloudy, light snow flurries Vol. LXXXII, No. 84 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 20, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages ILLIKE KS $12 ILL0 HIKE FOR 'U' I RE ERS L OF a.. f- 9° G ST TE SUPPORT LEGISLATORS SPLIT ON GOV.'S BUDGET REQUEST By CARLA RAPOPORT Special To The Daily LANSING - Key state legislators initially concurred yes- terday that...…

…Women's group hits sex bias. study By MARY KRAMER The Commission for Women has charged the University with a "lack of acceptance of Affirmative Action goals submitted to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW), per- sonnel." The charge was made follow- ing the release of the initial Personnel Department employee review. The Personnel Office review identi- fied 424 non-academic women employes who earn 10 per cent or below the me...…

…PROMISES AND PESC See Editorial Page rA jt 47Iktp~ REBOUNDING High--44 Low-32 Warin :er, windy and partly cloudy; chance of snow tonight Vol. LXXXII, No. 82 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 18, 1972 Ten Cents Milliken to ask large increase in funds f By SARA FITZGERALD while." ment factors, and enrollment creases for items such as library slated for student aid comes to proving. Gov. William Milliken's proposed He said tuition hikes a...…

…RACKHAM REFERENDUM ISSUES See Editorial Page Y t 43&U :4Ia149 ( ARCTIC' High -10 Low '- -20 Still extremely cold, beware of frostbite Vol. LXXXII, No. 81 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 16, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages State's new adult Effects of Age of Majority measure may be lessened because of conflicting statutes By ROBERT SCHREINER With the state's new Age of Majority Act now two weeks old, 18- to 20-year olds know they can p...…

…Report asks changes in research plan By GENE ROBINSON A yet-to-be-released report by a faculty committee recommends several major changes in Senate Assembly's proposed restrictions on, classified re-' search, The Daily learned yesterday. Excerpts from the Committee on Research Policies' report appear on today's Editorial Page. The report, prepared by the assem- bly's Committee on Research Policies, would allow the acceptance or research ...…

…1f SINCLAIR AS A SYMBOL See Editorial Page Y Sir iI t~puC :4E aitp4b POLAR High-20 Low---5 Cloudy, windy and very cold with some snow flurries , Vol. LXXXI I, No. 79 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 14, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages Regents given procedure plan o 'U' judiciary By GENE ROBINSON A manual of procedure for the new University judicial system was presented to the Regents yesterday, indicating completion of the first step tow...…

…. Sinclair By GERI SPRUNG John Sinclair, founder of the radical White Panther Party (now Rainbow People's Party) who had been serving a nine and a half to ten year sentence for possession of two marijuana cig- arettes, was released from jail Decem- ber 13 on $2,500 bond pending appeal. The bond grant, ordered by the state Supreme Court, came shortly before Governor William Milliken signed into law the new drug bill reducing penal- ties for us...…

…SUNDAY DAILY See editorial page Y li~t 4kiatjIV FLAKY High-15 Low-5 below Fair and partly cloudy, chance of snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 103 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 31, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages Black (EDITOR'S NOTE: Last spring, the University, committed itself to achiev- ing ten per cent black enrollment by Fall, 1973. This a rt iclIe, and two to follow, examine the University's efforts to fulfill the agreement,) By DAVE C...…

…RC IN CRISIS See editorial page Y Sr t!Jzrn 43 A46F attly MISERABLE High-15 Low-12 Snow flurries, with strong, gusty winds Vol. LXXXI, No. 102 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 30, 1971 Ten Cents T' f Ul W Iw -TI -i - -T- Eight Pages I L 0 HAM IA CIDENT. Jury convicts T. R. Harrison By ALAN LENHOFF A Washtenaw County Circuit Court jury yesterday con- victed Thaddeus (T.R,) Harrison, '73, of felonious assault in a case stemming fro...…

…QUESTIONS OF INHUMANITY See editorial page C I 4c Liltriigaut ~IaiI4 BONE-CHILLING Hligh--20 Low--16 Cloudy, cold, snow likely Vol. LXXXI, No. 101 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 29, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages 4NDICTMENTS REMAIN: Ju dge Kent dismisses Hevy e a air ra U.S. Ls hit fury report i ;. -Daily-Denny Gainer LSA STUDENT GOVERNMENT members discuss the Curricu- lum Committee's decision to delete several sections of the C...…

…THE IMMEDIACY OF POLLUTION See editorial page llfr A6F 471 *44bir o--Iqqwp-- a t 14H BRACING High--i Low--O Windy, cloudy and cold, chance of snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 100 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 28, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages COURSE MART 327: LSA class deletes units Atty. Gen. to appeal rule By ZACH SCHILLER and BOB SCHREINER Over 100 teachers and students of a Course Mart course in political action who gathered in Ange...…

…SO YOU THINK YOU'RE COLD? See editorial page CJ r 41443UUa1 ~IaitM RE-BLOWN High--10 Low-3 below More high winds, flurries and sheety coverings of ice Vol. LXXXI, No. 99 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 27, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages MEETING TODAY: Harvey asks $92,000 for intelligence squad By JONATHAN MILLERE Sheriff Douglas Harvey hasj applied for a total of $92,061 of l federal and county money for his proposed "Intelligence S...…

…REVENUE SHARING See editorial page Y A& A6P Ifitr tgan ti FEH! High-33 Low-12 Snow flurries, colder Vol. LXXXI, No. 98 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 26, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages I i I 4 CAPITAL OUTLAY: $14 requests milion Judgei wiretap rules govt. illegal in i 1 1 ( a i } 1 i 1 t t t a f r t Y. a s c t a i c t fi -' S By HESTER PULLING Stressing a need for building renovation on campus, the University has requested ove...…

…Greek By HANNAH MORRISON Despite attempts to change the focus and image of the Greek system at the University, pledges are down again this year and Greeks fear that more houses may follow the nine which folded last year. As one sorority member laments, "Peo- ple don't even care enough to give the Greek system a chance. Last year there was a lot of active anti-Greek feeling. This year there is only apathy." Judy Kursman, rush coordinator for Pa...…

…MEN ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DORM SECURITY? See editorial page Y 4ii43UUa~ 47Iai4 FAMILIAR lligli-30 Low- 15 Cloudy, Nwindy: light snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 96 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 23, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages _ __ NEGOTIATE LEASE: Regen ts onN4 OKi ampu -Daily-Denny Gainer MEMBERS at the opening session of Ann Arbor's new radical political party vote to add a day to their convention. The conven- tion was originally sch...…

…CONGRESSIONAL STAGNATION See editorial page :Y Lwrria Ia itij WARMING High--33 Los--22 Cloudy and windy; snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 95 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 22, 1971 Ten Cents illow Run Labs may move to- orth By DAVE CHUDWIN of 150,000 square feet of floor- former University electrical en- million annual budget from the Wilson added that most WRL when McDonnell Douglas ordered The University is planning to space. gineerin...…

… JUDICIAL SYSTEM FOR THE 'U' See editorial page Y Lw6 4a CHAFING High--30 Low--15 Windy and cloudy, chance of flurries. Vol. LXXXI, No. 94 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 21, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pac Assembly 'U', U 10 LEADERSHIP CEPT supports .judic plan By HESTER PULLING and ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Senate Assembly, the faculty representative body, las nigh called on the Regents to adopt the major elements of the proposed Universit...…

… THE NECESSITY OF UNION LABOR See editorial page lflftrta 4 I a i Il~r BALMY High--2B Low--15 Sunny, warmer Vol. LXXXI, No. 93 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 20, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages STRIKE SHUTS FOOD SERVICE; TALKS STALL * * * Xo lice raid * * * * * * * communes, arrest * Additional warrants to be sought today by police By MARK DILLEN and JONATHAN MILLER In a three-hour span yesterday afternoon, Ann A...…

…COMPOSING THE CIA JURY See editorial page IL 411 t r t 9 a n I aii~j BRITTLE Hiigh-il7 Low--3 Mostly cloudy, cold Chance of flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 92 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 19, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages I v Fleming, TALKS CONTINUE IN PAY DISPUTE ~VPs 'judic hit plan A strike by some 2,500 University employes began at 12:01 this morning, as negotiators for the University and Local 1583 of the American Federation of...…

…Security By GERI SPRUNG Besides A trip to a South Quad shower by women's two female students has reawakened was acco fears that h a v e periodically plagued known as residents of University dormitories. thrown u Most of Confronted by an unidentified man, Hunt Ho the women were victims of one of the to the gr several acts of voyeurism and assault Assessi that occured during the past week. Hunt H These and a number of similar inci- stein says de...…

…ABORTION LAWS: REFORM STILL NEEDED See editorial page Y 5k i~~ A6P' 41latly 0008144upp- DEPRESSING High-2 0 Low-13 Cloudy and cold, snow flurries likely Vol. LXXXI, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 16, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages Judiciary plan hit by law school, Profs criticize student, faculty associate judges By KRISTIN RINGSTROM and ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ The faculty of the law school yesterday u r g e d the Regents to reject ...…

…ANOT'IHER ,COIMMISSION *REPORTS See editorial page Jr 1 Mw4b i71Iaii4 OVERCAST High-20 Low-10 Partly cloudy, chance of snow flurries Vol. LXXX,'No. 89 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 15, 1971 Ten Cents FCT.1 - * Eight Pages U AFSCME in Detroitbye t Kunstler attacks OX govt. wiretap of White Panther strike On Of averted contract SI -Associated Press Hostages released Three children of B:uno Dilon are escorted from an airplane in ...…

… ABRIDGING LIBERTIES See editorial page L S irriax Vo. LXXXI, No. 88 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 14, 1971 Ten Cents Union negotiations: ressure fromther ,r By SARA FITZGERALD ficial bargaining agent for Uni- if conditions at the bargaining members posted on the =state of from Bursley, a Markley food whether they w'ould strike more Daily NewsAnajgsis versity service and maintenance table seem satisfactory regardless negotiations. "...…

…SUPPORTING AFSCME $ee editorial page I41ktf &t itjj MUCH OF SAME Ilighi--27 Low-10 Cloudy, cold, chance of snow VoL LXXXI, No. 87 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 13, 1971 Ten Cents AFSCME strike: Will 'U' shut dowi By SARA FITZGERALD couldn't guarantee compliance by ford, and married housing can run sity Hospital will be given first imburse students who missed or elevators made unfunctional, pick Daily News Analysis the rank and fi...…

…SUB SCRIBE CALL 764-0558 Y LwA& POaIM G"REY FUNK IHigh-23 Low-i17 Cloudy, colder, chance of flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 86 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 12, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages + '71 CALL: Draft mayd lottery Negotiations slow iit 195 down; union strike WASHINGTON (/) - Lottery number 195 may prove to be the upper limit in the 1971 draft just as it was in 1970, des- pite expected reductions in draft calls. Selective Se...…

…SUNDAY DAILY See editorial page 4hp A& 4ij t w t a r ja On M7 41IatF I OVERCAST High-33 Low--15 Cloudy, windy, chance of flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 85 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 10, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages 200. By BOB SCHREINER Dave Soderquist is a four tim loser. Soderquist, a sophomore major ing in education, was recently foil ed in his fourth consecutive at tempt to elect psychology 171 - a class that is a prerequisite to se...…

…SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY A6F 4bp tr tgan 74E Ait6 PHONE 764-0558 VnlIFI YYI KI,.R4Q_ I V C]1. L- ^^ I 'I' ..lt Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday,.Januarv 9. 1971 Ten Ce"ts G r~ C*~r~tc I Eight Pages AGREE TO PROPOSAL: Harvey plan details unknown to 3 chiefs -Daily-Jim Judkis Harvey in his office recently 25,000 BOND SET- Seattle.defendants win release on bail SAN FRANCISCO (P) - The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered yesterda...…

…SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY 5k igaF 47E aitP PHONE 764-0.558 Vol. LXXX I, No. 83 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 8. 1971 Ten Cents _. _. _. .. . _ .. ...c,,. 'CAN'T COMPETE': Cellar forces SBS cutback By W. E. SCHROCK Student Book Service (SBS) will soon stop selling text- books, a move which the private bookstore's manager attri- butes primarily to the initial success of the new University discount bookstore, the University Cellar. ...…

…Subscribe to the Daily- Phone 764-0558 ELECTORAL COLLEGE: A RELIC OF THE PAST See Editorial Page Yl r e giilt ta ~IAd& BITTER Low--5 High-2p Partly cloudy; no snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 82 Ann Arbor, Michiga'n-Thursday, January 7, 1971 Ten Cents .. Groups blast Uprogram with HEW By TAMMY JACOBS Members of several women's groups yesterday heavily criticized the agreement between the University and the De- partment of Health, Educati...…

…SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY AMW L! Lw rligau A& 743 0--lqqwpl-" tt]Y PHONE 764-0558 Vol LXXXI, No. 81' Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 6, 1971 Free Issue Tm welve Pages Sheriff to seek funds for campus surveillance By JONATHAN MILLER Sheriff Douglas J. Harvey has announced his intention of seek- ing federal funds for the purpose of creating an "Intelligence Squad" which will engage in the political surveillance of students ...…

… tr19au a DEFENESTRATION High=35 Low--20 Cloudy, not so cold; chance of snow flurries Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturdov. January 31. 1970 Ten Cents mEh Ptn i- inc II '_ ca e SDS anti-imperialism' demonstration s continue Blacks to rekindle admission issue By LANIE LIPPINCOTT Associate Managing Editor Students for a Democratic Society continued its "anti- imperialism" campaign with1 sporadic disruptions yester- day. A core group of about...…

…THE. PILL See Editorial Page Y L S irritt E i1ti ESCALATING HIgh-32 Low-25 Possible rain with temperatures rising L. LXX, No. 100 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 30, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages 150 demonstrators block DuPont recruiter Educatin planned ByT nIEDER JIM McFERSON About 150 demonstrators led'by Ann Arbor Students for a Democratic Society blocked in a DuPont Corporation re- cuiter in West Engineering dg. for about three...…

… PACKARD BYPASS MEETS MODEL CITIES See Editorial Page Lilti~iau E itj MUSHY high-35 Low-30 Cold, rain turning to snow by evening _ _ 4 . lr . Vol. LXXX, No. 99 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 29, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages BYLAW ISSUE: Fleming discounts impact of disruption Senate drug OKs ill By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ President Robben Fleming has informed Student Govern- ment Council that threatened disruptions of Regents' m...…

…NIXQNi VETOES NATIO NAL PRIRITIES See Editorial gage YI lflir Iaitj PUDDLEY High-39 Low-2 5 Cloudy, snow or rain hr Vol. LXXX, No. 98 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 28, 1970 Ten Cenits Eight Pages I EichtPaae LSA si t-rn pa By JUDY SARASOHN Students convicted in the LSA Bldg. sit-in trials may lose gov- ernment supported scholarships or loans if President Robben Flem- - ing reports their names to auth- orities in Lansin...…

…NIX ON TOXINS See Editorial Page Y Sir igau Itit ICKY High-32 Low--21 Cloudy, rain or snow /ol. LXXX, No. 97 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 27, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages . 'WRONG AMOUNT': Court rules Nixon HEW vetoes funds WASHINGTON iPi - President Nixon vetoed the $19.7 billion education and labor appropriation bill before a nation- wide television audience last night, calling it "the wrong amount for the wrong purpo...…

… SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page ol. LXXX, No. 96 Cohen By SHARON WEINER When former Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Wilbur Cohen was named dean of the education school last March, the appointment was widely seen as heralding a wave of academic reform and innovation. But now, over six months since Cohen took office, his administration of the school is drawing only a mixed set of reactions from students and professors. "Cohen's comin...…

…TF UNION: ALL THEIR OWN Y Sir !3a Datilj ICE-BLOWN High--21 7Low-5 Cloudy, cold, chance of snow See Editorial Page Vol. LXXX No. 95 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 24, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages ....~...+-.: t propos Plas key unit of suents, faculty By STEVE KOPPMAN A proposal to establish a stu- dent-faculty council to act as a Sstanding committee of the literary college faculty, and to which near- ly all college committees woul...…

…Teaching fello By STEVE KOPPMAN - The teaching fellow union steering com- mittee announced last night that it will file with the State Labor Mediation Board (SLMB) next week for recognition as the collective bargaining agent for all Univer- sity teaching fellow's. the steering committee claims it has collected the signatures of "well over" 30 per cent of the University teaching fel- lows. According to state law, if 30 per cent of an employe ...…

…REGENTS STRIKE AGAIN ag See Editorial Page Y Si i!3au II3 BETTER HighVT Lows Snow flurries possible t/,, t vuv w _ n LAAA, NO. Ann Arbor, Michigan--Thursday. January 22. 1970( Ten Cents Enhf Pnn TE~n Cent' rItI v e y Bylaw By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Daily News Analysis The latest regental revision of the proposed bylaws on the role of students in University decision- making has left one thing rea- sonably clear: the regulation of non-ac...…

…i CITIZENS AND THE ENVIRONMENT See Editorial Page 5k 4 tii FRIGID High-S Lowc-0 Cloudy. cold L'oI LXXX No. 92 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 21, 1970 Ten Cents Regents ask weakerOS policyb( By JUDY SARASOHN consent" of the policy board was and expend such monies subject to "It seems to me the crux of the the same time he "must also have would determine his role and that the oth The Regents released yesterday changed to require "...…

…FRATERNITIES See Editorial Page (Z e Lilt i9au iE ai4 RIDICULOUS Low«- -S Variable cloudiness. snow flurries Vol. LXXX, No. 91 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 20, 1970 Ten Cents urveyds ncrease ininterracialcon By LINDSAY CHANEY methods by the Kerner Commission, which blacks who called themselves segregation- The percentage of whites working in all- increase in the belief that blacks have a However, C The results of a nationwide sur...…

…SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page Alit i~au Iait MORE SNOW High -s Lour-0 Colder, snow flurries Vol LXXX, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 18, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Fratenity By HESTER PULLING "To survive you have to adapt. Fraternities on this campus are not adapting fast enough to survive, so they are dying," says Rick Osgood of Delta Tau Delta. "They'll be gone in another five years." Predictions of the imminent death o...…