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… . r trixan Daily Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, February 1, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 GEO deserves full support AST NIGHT THE GEO (Graduate Employee Organization held a mass meeting to decide whether to hold a strike vote next Wednesday unless the university administration agrees to the GEO's contract de- mands. About 500 ...…

…Saturday, February 1, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Outrageous David Bowie changes his musical iage David IBoiie 1j, By MARY CAMPBELL I AP Newsfeature Writer An audience expects a thea- trical, outrageously androgy-v nous show from David Bowie. On his last tour, people who went saw Bowie standing ont stage like a young Frank Si-f natra, dressed in a man's suit, nearly as thin as a mike stand.- Behind him were his band andc a grou...…

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…Saturday, February 1, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven MICHIGAN FALLS, 28-8 Hawkeyes pin matmen i 4 { By RAY O'HARA But for a bizarre pin in the second match of the night the Michigan wrestlers might well have written a different story last night at Crisler Arena. As it was, however, they were rather badly beaten by the first ranked Iowa Hawk- eyes, 28-8. With one minute to go in the 126 pound match, Wolverine freshman Rich Lubell app...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1, 1975 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1, 1975 events and entertainment iapPe 1N-- for the week of feb. 1-7 all week long COMMERCIAL CINEMA Amarcord , Campus) - Fe- derico Fellini's best film in years finally comes to town this week for a three-week stand. Definitely the best foreign film of 1974.**** Towering Inferno-(Fifth For- um)-Irwin Allen's hot streak goes on ...…

…LIBERATE MEIN See editorial page v4 Y t e Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom D43ali SCHIZOID High-38 Low-21 See Today for details Vol. LXXXIV, No. 125 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 28, 1974 Eight Pages Ten Cents Ten Cents .y..ht.Py_. . --- FYOUUSEE NES APPCLL- Rent control The Ann Arbor Democratic party will discuss their possible support of the HRP rent control proposal which will appear on the April ballot, during...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I hursddy, February 26, 1 Y J4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY hursdoy, 1-ebruary Z~S, 19 I~f HOMES BULLDOZED : I Board Exam Tutoring Marshals evict squatters French cabinet steps down; Premier Messmer reinstated Stanley H. Kaplan STROUDSBURG, Pa. (AP) -th United States marshals yester- of Ed uca ionaICenter day evicted a colony of squat- the ters occupying the site of a fed- C Classes now being formed for the upcoming eral dam...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three TRE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Stabbing account admittedly false GEO Try Daily Classifieds (Continued from Page 1) cident, Campbell told police he had been walking along William St. when a man, later identified as 29-year-old Julio Granda, ac- costed him and robbed him of $75. Then, Campbell claimed at the time, he chased Granda down the street. Campbell's first story then de- scribes Granda turning, pulling ...…

…Iien seek By BILL HEENAN DEALING WITH WOMEN'S Liberation is like walking through a muddy minefield. However, men have adapted to the new threat. Instead of trying to understand the liberation movement and its implications for them, guys guard every other word and action for potential sexism. Man finds himself under the gun every time he opens a door or helps an old lady across the street. Hence, the solution for men is not to erect new defense...…

…Thursday, February 2$, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAIL. Page Five JIM CROCE: Psthumus award? p John Jackson By LINDA DEUTSCH Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES - Jim Croce was killed in a plane crash last September at the age of 30 be- fore many people knew his name. He now has two albums topping the nation's sales charts, a television special about to be released and two nominations for the music industry's highest award, the Grammy. His posthum...…

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…Thursday, February 28, 1974 I HE MICHIGAN DAiLY rage Jeven T h r s a y F b r a r 2 , 1 9 4 H E M I H I AN.A L ,, _weve Hoop By JEFF SCHILLER In recent years, the NCAA basketball tournament has been a ho-hum affair. What- ever interest there was centered around who would finish second to UCLA, and as Leo Durocher once emphasized, "No one remem- bers the runner up!" This year could be a different story. UCLA has tasted defeat three times a...…

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…SUPPORT ADVOCATES, See editorial page I Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom P~atj REJUVENATING High-49 Low--2$ For details, see Today. Vol. LXXXIV, No. 124 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 27, 1974 Twelve Pages Ten Cents i --- EVIDENCE TO BYPASS GRAND JURY A/ CIF'OUSEE NEwSPPEN CALLWDAY Summer sublet This Friday is the final deadl(ne for placing an ad in the Daily's Summer Sublet Supplement, the fast easy way to unloa...…

…[ HE''1Vti . C'-N GAN DAI L ,' Wednesday, February 27, 1974 Il-jE MCHIGAN CAlL': Wednesday, February 27, 1974 :es rise in January Liberal tops British poll; VASMINGTON (M) - The an- al retail cost of a grocery mar- basket of food jumped to a ord $1,680 spurred by an in- ased farm prices, for major d items during the month of auary, the U. S. Department Agriculture reported yester- fficials said the January in- ase in food costs was up a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Poge' Three stir 'cii promote fered. Each day was ended states "in an experiment there's with an intense critique session no such thing as failure." led by the Festival's critics, However, in the first critique Martin Esslin, Robert Sorrigan session this was not stressed. and Richard Schechner. P-+ - 7 free By MICHELE BECKER At 3:00 a.m. Monday, the last people straggled out of the Frieze...…

… '~ie flf~prnDaily IighkyFour Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 764-0552 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1974 upportAdvocates program THE ADVOCATES PROGRAM is not a panacea for the problems that blacks, women, chicano, native Ameri- can and gay students face as a result of their oppression. The offices were estab- lished by the University in order...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five -PAID ADVERTISEMENT- - - iv I THE R THE COMI GRADUATION EPORT %ISSIO OF N ON Submitted to the Faculty of The College of Literature, Science and the Arts University of Michigan March. 1'. 14 REQUIREMENTS INTRODUCTION The faculty of this College is be- ing asked to review the kind of edu- cation its own rules require and to consider whether improvement is possible. The growth and changes of the past decad...…

…tH& MICHIG'AN PA IC Y we ndsday, Februdry 27, 1974 --PAID ADVERTISEMNT- r _1 THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Continued from page 5 anvenient familiarity, easy in- terchangeability, and potential flexibility. Somewhat reluctantly, the Commission embraced the cred- it-hour system after all. Unanimously, however, t h e itembers of the Commission agreed that the intensity of a student's engagement is far mor...…

…Wedhesdcay, February 27, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven -PAID ADVERTISEMENT- THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSION GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Continued from page 6 ON ,, of other courses that concentrate 20 credit-hours should get a coup- V. 8. Should a student wish to the rank of Collegiate Professor tot on subjects other than literature selor's permission. A student who display letter grades for courses direct the planning and organiza-; (e.g....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 27, 1974 -PAID ADVERTISEMENT- I THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSION IV GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Continued from page 7 lations and Advice, a more formal selecting, its members, take stepss and official code of reference; 4) so that admission to the Honors A Master-list of Course Offerings; College is not fixed by the closing1 and 5) A Catalog of Courses Cur-o rently Offered, published each of a cour...…

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… T'NE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February z r, t J-r THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Wednesday, February zi, ,~'i-~ r I 0 COLLEGE JUNIOR PROGRAM FOR GIRLS Attend the college of your choice. Receive over $500 per month for your senior year. Apply during your junior year. Serve as an Army Officer (only 2 years). For details contact: Lt. Carla L.B. Proeopio WAC Selection Officer U.S. Army Recruiting-- Main Station 428 Clinton St. Detroit, Michigan 4822...…

…Wednescfay, February 2i 974 ' "H M1 IAN DAILY Page Eleven Wednes~fay, "FebruaW 2'V, 1974 ~tH~MlCdI~AN OAILY Gymnasts seek repeat as Big By TOM PYDEN The mark of a true champion is the ability to stay on top once that lofty position has been achieved. The undefeated Michi- gan gymnasts, under the astute guidance of Coach Newt Loken, will be out to prove that they are true champions this Friday and Saturdoy as the defending Big Ten Cham...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 27, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 27, 1974 A Film Journey sunseed soundtrack by The Sufi Choir COME ON DOWN.. see , on the air-LIVE! Broadcasting from THE SCENE at 341 So. Main S t r e e t, downtown Ann :.-Arbor! See - J.L. "Lighting" Hen- dricks and Bill Champion, plus other favorites like: "Ludic on the Radio." Free Albums-Free Posters Many Give-a-Ways Galore! The BEST Music- all nig...…

…SIMON KEEPS NIXON TRADITION See editorial page t ~IAit&P POLAR See Today for details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXI V, No. 123 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 26, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages I I J /I Boycott decision delayed The University Housing Council has postponed its decision for a dorm-wide grape boycott for two weeks to allow those persons opposing the boycott to bring in Teamster and other speake...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I uesday, February 26, 1914 1 Wh d wydoes a-man join ,Maryknoll? There are probably as many answers and power to an excessive degree. as there are individual Maryknoll Oathers look to learn from peoples priests and Brothers. Some men are who have grown up with a different deeply moved',-when they hear of mentality than that which is theirs. babies dying in their mother's arms All feel that the only solution to the because ...…

…THE -MI-CHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'age Three Hearst $4 million food ransom By AP and UPI HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. - The massive food giveaway program aimed at obtaining the release of kidnaped Patricia Hearst -is being delayed for at least two days because of supply prob- lems, a spokesperson said yester- day. "Since high-quality food as out- lined in the SLA demands cannot be purchased by tomorrow," the spokesperson said, "w...…

…ardiere: The genera By PAUL O'DONNELL PRO-MILITARISTS AND - .domino-- t h e o r y spouters often attribute' draft resistance .and pacifist attitudes' to lack of courage: "He isn't man enough to lay his life down for his country," is a typical comment of the, "John Wayne" mentality. Even the, draft-resister who is willing to spend years in prison for his convictions does not necessarily convince "John Wayne" types of his courage: the words "H...…

…1974% THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five 1 97'~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~'age Five Trio disappoints Beethoven fans By BOB SCHETTER Roumanian Piano Trio, Friday, Feb. 22, 1974, Rackham Aud. All Beethoven Program:. Trio. Op. 1, No. 3, in C minor; Trio Op. 70, No. 1, in D major; and Trio Op. 97 ("The Archduke"),din B- flat minor. Those souls who trudged to Rackham Auditorium this Fri- day to hear the Roumanian Trioe wer given disappointing rendi- tion...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday; February 26, 1974 ,. --- -- - _r Daily lassi~f ieds FOR RENT FALL RESERVATIONS are now being SUBLET SHAYLE huge, clean, friendly house on Qath.,erine. Part or all summer. Vege-4 table garden, 2 kitchens. Low rent, negotiable. Judy or Terry. 665-0825. dU227 WANTED T4 RENT-_ HELP WANTED TICKETS GRILL CARE and very light housework. WANTED: Ticket(s) to yes concert, $2/b~r. Wednesday afternoons. Also oc-! Wed, F...…

…THEWICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Strange happenings Luce seeks concern plague grad library for Viet prisoners Commission studies DID YOU KNOW? LSI4 requirements By ROB MEACHTJM Late last night five city fire engines responded to an apparent false alarm at the graduate library. The building was not evacuated despite the potential danger to all the persons inside, and library officials had little to say about the whole matter. According to the l...…

…TUe day, February 26, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tue3cioy, February 26, 1974 F, I Home means in Alaska new life man for Kansas IN THE BROOKS RANGE, Alaska - - Spencer Linderman likes "being warm, dry, and having a full belly." But the life he has chosen does not always provide these amenities. Linder- man, who grew up in Kansas, has aban- doned the hubub of the "lower 48" for the wilds of Alaska. He lives in a cabin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage iv ne THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage r~trie BUSINESS BY CANDLELIGHT British suffer energy austerity By JULIE FLINT LONDON () - Pip George, a senior lawyer in a large chemi- cal firm, groped into his dark- ened office at 7:30 a.m. and col- lected a large red candle to light his way upstairs. "One more candle and you'll look like Liberace," called a bleary-eyed colleague, one of many white-collar workers slog- ging six and s...…

… HEN I UAN DAILY Tuesday, February 26, .974 soundtrack by The Sufi Choir Y'. n nanc- Ma(men hope to repeat as conference champs A film journey with teachers like Baba Ram bass (Mwthor of Be Here Now) Swami S6tchidananda, Yogi Bhajan, Roshi Suiuki of Tas- sajara Zen Center, La ma Govinda, Sufi Samuel Lewis, S teve Gaskin, Pir Vlayat Khan and many others. thru the U.S., India Israel and Nepal with their studnts and di- sciples. presented ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Gymnasts nip By LEBA HERTZ Despite the absence of J. P. Bouchard and an injury to Jean Gagnon, the Mich- igan gymnastics team pulled an upset over nationally ranked Penn State last night in Crisler Arena by a score of 161.05 to 160.2. Gagnon, who was ob- viously hurting from the start, scratched from the last three events. Coach Newt Loken excitedly com- mented on the victory, ...…

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…SUNDAY MAGAZINE Ski a 4M a t SNOW? High-26 LoNY-14 See Today for details See inside Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 122 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 24, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages IfltOU1SEE NEWS HAP PENCALL 7-MfLy Jackson/Wallace ticket? Sen. Henry Jackson (D-Wash.) has moved one step beyond his fellow Democrats in extending the olive branch to Gov. George Wallace by declaring he "would welcome him" a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 24, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Sunday, February 24, 1974 Whiz kids go baroque Bellacourt Bond. set for kidnappers Be careful withi fire: There are babes in the woods. (Continued from Page 1) Z they were exposed to various art history course. ! forms. Valery Ward, a parent of one of Students qualify as a gifted child the children, praised Ingram's if they score above 95 per cent on "outstanding sensitivity...…

…tony schwartz marty porter contributing editors: howie brick, chris parks, laura berman Sunday inside: ma gazine page four-books page five-resident manager page six-looking back Number 18 Page Three February 24, 1974 FEATURES Now you see it, now you don't: Talking shop By JON CRANE with a First of two parts MICHAEL JEFFERIES made a light- ning-quick appraisal of the res- taurant as the waitress led us to our seats. His eyes trave...…

…Sunday, February 24, 1974 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 24, 1974" BOOKS ON THE ROAD MORE CASTANEDA Coping with mystical realities: An apprenticeship to Don Juan JOURNEY TO IXTAN: THE LESSONS OF DAN JUAN. By Carlos Castenada. New York:, Touchstone paperback. 315 pages, $2.95. By MARNIE HEYN C ARLOS CASTENADA is an an- thropologist who went to Mexico is 1961 in search of na-r tive folklore about the psych- trop...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Page Five THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five P ERSPECTIVE We're fall guys and buffers: students as Resident Managers By BLATCHFORD JASMINE EVARE the fall guys. We lose sleep looking for lost dogs. We placate residents who can't pay rent "because of this lump on my breast here"; we are cheap and easy to replace; we are another buffer in the com- plex system of insulation created by big management and land- lords to shield ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 24, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 24, 1974 UNIVERSITY TOWERS APTS. Offers More! We provide more than Our residents moved here other University because they enjoy the Approved Housing best of Campus Living WHERE WILL YOU BE NEXT SEMESTER? 536 S. FOREST AT S. UNIVERSITY THINK ABOUT IT! LOOKING BACK THE WEEK IN REVIEW GEO: Question -on Campus (walk to everything) -Music Room -8 Month Leas...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 24, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 24, 1974 ue blitz blasts Roilermal ers By MARC FELDMAN anced and well-coordinated attack "That was the greatest per- all year to vault to their lofty formance by a Michigan team second place standing in the Big y Ten but in no game has the bal- in a long time," beamed ,a ance been more obvious or sensa- happily stunned Coach Jolyn tional. Orr after he and ...…

…SOLIDARITY CONFERENCE See editorial page :Y r e it i6a a t CHRYSTALLINE digh--43 Lowv--16 See Today for details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 121 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 23, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages _ $700,000 RANSOM DELIVERED f'OCUSEE NEkSPU*MCLL%-Aly Vote note Detroit Federal District Court Judge Damon Keit was named yesterday to rule on a suit against the city's voter registration pla...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY S4turday,' Februo-tv 21. }1974' THE.MICHIGAN.DAILY.Saturday. Fer arv, 1.974 I, ~iI i FIRST ANNUAL UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INVITATION a FESTIVAL OF EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE FEBRUARY 22-24, 1974 EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTIONC "Y EIGHT COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY C(.livtPANIES GUEST CRITICS: Robert W. Corrigan, Magin Esslin, Andre Gregory, Richard Schnechner SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23: 10:00 a.m.-ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY: "Now Playing, Pl...…

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Wilson claims government: miscalculated miners' pay Department of Political Science presents Professor Yehoshafat Harkabi Dept. of International Relations, Hebrew University "Israel and the Palestinian" AP Photo Windy City Winter winds whip workers groping for the nearby John Hancock Building in Chicago yesterday. Meanwhile, fifty mile-an-hour gusts popped windows out of Sears Tower. No injuries were re- por...…

….E!I ITOLD YOU THERE WAS A E OS EHIA IGICAL EXPLANATION FOR THE TE HOUSE TECHNICAL SSING 18 MINUTES ON THAT BYHAEDEFECT IN THE MACHINE. r4 Reuther aspires to retire Esch V mmmmmm9w4 I I WONDER WHAT WAS DEFECTIVE ABOUT IT? )I THE OPERATOR. By BRIAN COLGAN ON AUGUST 6, the Democratic primary will decide, among oth- er things, which Democrat s h a 11 oppose incumbent Republican Con- gressman Marvin Esch. John Reu- ther, born in Detr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five 'Father of bluegrass' returns to Ann Arbor World-wide' talent search for porker By DOUG ZERNOW Playing before a packed house of excited and expectant fans, Bill Monroe made his long-await- ed return to Ann Arbor Thursday night and reaffirmed his title -is the "father of bluegrass music." In an outstanding one night stand at the Pretzel Bell, Monroe and his "Bluegrass Boys" had the ...…