…REGISTER TO VOTE AT LEAGUE TODAY L ilk iAau E aity MEDIOCRE High--30 Low-13 Fair and cold, no chance of snow oI. LXXX, No. 125 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 28, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages ACCEPTS ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL: Lit school ad- board Nat'l I patrol tuard near backs student parity The literary college Admin- istrative Board recommended yesterday that students be: granted parity representation on the board, and on ...…
…THE REVOLT OVER ED SCHOOL PROMOTION See Editorial Page (ZAP ilri 1 OA& la&V :43 a t I SCURRILOUS High-29 Low-12 Snow flurries this morning, remaining overcast and cold. w Vol. LXXX, No. 124 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 27, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Violent protests continue in Santa Barbara ov.Reagan declares ~state of emergency SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (M - Roving bands of youths pelted police cars with rocks and bot...…
…RADICAL COLLEGE: STUDENTS AND FACULTY See Editorial Page 5k1 43~rtau I~~Ait UNCOUTH High--20 Low-i18 Cloudy, not as cold; chance of snow ,..: Vol. LXXX, No. 123 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 26, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages Radicals split on trashing tactic By ANITA WETTERSTROEM The word 'trashing has not been de- fined by Webster yet, but most people have a clear idea of what the action involves. Very few people, howeve...…
… THE POLITICS OF RECRUITING See Editorial Page 5k r~i~x 4E1aiq WINTERIZED High--33 Low--12 Cloudy, colder, chance of flurries I.. a t.t~tt fl a -- LXXX, No. 4 L2 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 25, 1970 Ten Cents Fiaht Pnnae i _ ..... _....... 4 Poli sci TF crisis resolved , Grad studentunit accepts proposal of ad-hoc group By ART LERNER Political science graduate s t u d e n t s last night over- whelmingly accepted propo...…
… THE CASE FOR MINORITY ADMISSIONS See Editorial Page Sir 43au PLEASANT Partly cloudy, mild (Vol. LXXX, No. 121' Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 24, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Page -Associated Press Le voila French President Georges Pompidon and his wife arrive yesterday in Washington where Pompidou will begin a nine day visit in the United States. Protests occur'red yesterday and more are expected over France's recent decision to ...…
… RECRUITING AND THE T' See Editorial Page. C, - r t i~ an~ ~~iAit GUSTY High--47 Low--24 Cloudy with chance of showers dal. LXXX, No. 120 / Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 22, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Stink bombs hit S. Quad, UGLI, Union By JIM BEATTIE and HESTER PULLING At least four incidents of "stink bombing" occurred yesterday on campus. Two of the incidents were reported in the Michigan Union, and one each in the Undergradu...…
…MALCOLM X: IN MEMORIAM See Editorial Page Y L lflh:43Ut ~tait6j AVERAGE High-33 LOW-20 Fair to partly cloudy 4ol. LXXX, No. 119 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 21, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages 5-Y R SE TE CES ORDERED I CHIC GO * * * * * * * * * * * * 100 black meeting x ith state :S resume library disruption after with law Regents; cutting Fleming to comply tid to LSA protesters; dorm UGLI hit in p...…
…t- McLAIN SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY See Page 9 f 5k anFCi 47!Iat REPRESSIVE High--2i Cloudy, cold. chance of snow Vol. LXXX, No. 118 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 20, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages Five more arrested for recruiter protest, march Police report no more incidents of trashing By LINDSAY CHANEY Five more people were arrested yesterday on charges involving either the lock-in of the recruiter from General Electric at We...…
… WHAT IS TO BE DONE? See Editorial Page Ci r lflfr~a~ 74tAit REVOLUTIONARY, fligh--22 Low--16 Sunny, colder ;_ kol. LXXX, No. 117 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 19, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages C0 ICT 5 OF CHICAGO 7 0 RIOT CH RGE; 2,000 POLICE RCHERS ROUTED AT CITY H LL; RREST 12 1 RECRUITER PROTEST SPORADIC TRASHING ) I AREAKS OUYT By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ and DAVE CHUDWIN About 2,000 people, march- ...…
…AD BOARD FIASCO See Editorial Page Y Bk& 4 A&, 4 A3 atly WET High--46 Low-iii Showers becoming snow, colder Vol LXXX, No. 116 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 18,1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Cs hears charges SDS disruptions to be considered at Mar. 3 hearing By LARRY LEMPERT Central Student Judiciary' (CSJ) last night" decided to hold a pre-trial hearing to' consider charges against Stu- *nts for a Democratic Soci-' ety in regard ...…
…DI$ORDER IN THE COURT Aee~diterial Page Y Sir4b 4bF :43 a At* CONFUSED High-38 Low-27 . Fair, turning partly cloudy Vol. LXXX, No. 115 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 17, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pag ATTORNEYS SENTENCED: Jury deliberation continues in Chicago. Faculty unil requests en -Associated Press Defense attorney William Kunstler tcagotrial sparks, local,atinlaction The 'Chicago 7' conspiracy trial proceedings have sparked pr...…
…VOTE TOMORROW IN CITY PRIMARY See Editorial Page Y L Si r iAan 4IAitu CONTEMPTIBLE High--24 Low--8 Generally a cloudy and black day, especially in Chicago Vol .LXXX, No. 1 14Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 15, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Page Minority admissions issues: Priorities, By JANE BARTMAN "In my generation a liberal com- pletely ignored race, made no men- tion of it," says Vice President and Dean of Graduate Studies Stephen ' ...…
…purr By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Finding it hard to classify himself a "builder of universities," Stephen Spurr prefers to accept the lesser role of "foreman." With expansion and development of the University's Flint and Dearborn campuses high on the Regents' pri- ority list, the new' vice president and dean of graduate studies has been *ven the blueprints for the task, with instructions to "catalyze" their im- plementation. A member of the Universit...…
… HOFFMAN: RIGHT TO DISSENT See Editorial Page lflh: qArn :43 a POLAR High- 17 Low--"2 Cloudy and colder, chance of flurries Vol. LXXX, No. 112 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 13, 1970 Ten Cents Eigt Pos, L- " 41 1 t F u %4 V, Ten Cents w. -::1- ap 'CHICAGO 7' TRIAL: Summations to close; tonight Tuition increase viewed as likely' 0 0 jury to retire By JENNY STILLER Special To The Daily CHICAGO - "History will hold it's...…
… .._.Y A happy first birthday for the Tenants Union? By CARLA RAPOPORT Daily News Analysis As the Ann Arbor Tenants Union celebrates the first anni- versary of the rent strike tonight at a mass meeting in the Union Assembly Hall, the celebration will not necessarily be over victory. Some past members, in fact, believe the union is hobbling on it's last legs. But its present lead- ers believe the union has succeed- ed, although they say a ch...…
…-I PUTTING TEETH IN HOUSING ORDINANCE Sep Uditorial Page Sirt 43UUa D~aiti 743 FETID High-25 Low-12 Cloudy, snow flurries; little change Vol. LXXX, No. 110 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February H1, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages MORATORIUM CONTINUES: Poli Sci offer to profs make prote stors U' city By HARVARD VALLANCE { The executive committee of the political science depart- ment yesterday called for pro-: testing graduate stud...…
…SACUA'S MEETINGS: FACULTY ELITISM See Editorial Page CZI rP gilt 46 ~1UI133 GRUNGY High-35 Low-18 Cloudy, cooler, snow likely Vol. LXXX, No. 109 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 10, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages POLI SCI DISPUTE: Council TFs continue moratorium By HARVARD VALLANCE An ad hoc organization of about 75 political science graduate students and teaching fellows voted overwhelmingly yesterday to continue the "moratorium" on t...…
… SUNDAY DAILY 8"e Uditerlal Page Si 43Fa uF 47IA4FIt NONCOMMITTAL High--38 Low--22 Cloudy with little change in temperature *Vo-. LXXX, No. 108 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 8, 1970 i . Ten Cent,. Fib, pnng IT r - t cr ~I U)- .IIjIII ragesi i VP candidates back By JANE BARTMAN "The University is a complex slow- moving machine which needs to be short-circuited," says Alan Guskin, a candidate for vice president for student...…
…Hundreds close bank accounts By CARLA RAPOPORT Thousands, perhaps tens of thousands of dollars, flowed out of the Ann Arbor Bank yesterday as over 600 students closed their accounts in a mass action sponsored by the Ann Arbor Tenants Union. The union organized the demonstration to protest the bank's practices in dealing with garnishment of strikers' accounts. Garnishment in this case is a legal procedure by which a court order may be obtaine...…
…KEEPING THE PRESS FREE See Editorial Page Sir i an !Iait LOOK OUT'SIDE High-3G Low-1 Fair and sunny, turning partly cloudy by tomorrow IViol. LXXX, No. 106 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 6, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages . f ILLIKE CUTS 'U, PPROPRI TIO REQUEST Ill *7 * * * * * * * * * * * tIW r iti A TI h TI Blacks present demands to Fleming ALLOT $75. M IU IE VMLLION KRAFTOWITZ 1 Ask more recruitment, '...…
…FLEMING'S DOUBLE JEOPARDY ee Utitterial Page .wE 5k x i1 WARMER High-30 Low--18 Cloudy with snow flurries Vol. LXXX, No. 105 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 5, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages Chicago judge r trial SACUA hits SDS 'vokes disruptive - actions Dellingr bail By JENNY STILLER Special To The Daily CHICAGO-A free-for-all between "The Conspiracy" and S. marshals broke out at the close of yesterday's session of t e Chicag...…
… ABORTION COUNSELING See Editorial Page II, Iaitj SIBERIAN High-iS Low-7' Cloudy, cold, chance of snow i. ' VoI. LXXX, No. 104 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 4, 1970 Ten Cen#s Ten Pag~e , Ten Cents Teny,,.. "U'to prosecute SDS,16 persons with three-pronged legal attack May delay protest on bylaws By JIM BEATTIE Student Government Coun- cil President Marty MeLaugh-' lin last night indicated that SGC would defer its e...…
… THE BLAME FOR 'TRASHING' See Editorial Page Y Sir it SLIPPERY High--15 Low--O Cloudy and cold, chance of flurries I. LXXX, No. 103 Ann Arbor, Michigan--Tuesday, February 3, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Ten Cents 0EirhtPages [)ISCUSS DEMANDS: Blacks call By ShARON WEINER A coalition of black student groups is calling- a mass meeting of all black University students tomorrow to pre- pare alist of demands to be presented to the Univ...…
…SU Se+ Edi 4o1: LXXX, No. 102' Cr By LESLIE Over half the lite uates of 1976 may English Literature t years at the Univer As the University over-enrollment and for faculty and for students are faced number of closed c In response to th eral departments m strictive quotas to students by limitin non-concentrators courses. For the past th limitations have c tecture and Design plied music coui' from other schools. between departmen college are cur...…
