…c life sparked by spiritual By GLORIA JANE SMITH A revival of religious consciousness appears to be thriving in Ann Arbor, marked by an increase in the number of students involved with religious groups. Ranging from Christian crusades and communities to Eastern meditation so- cieties, many of these groups have only recently appeared on campus during the past three years. Since then, many have expanded to include up to 500 members, a growth ...…
…Voting to begin today in campus-wide elec tions ELECTION RECOMMENDATIONS See Editorial Page A& A6P tlt4tgan A6F 4br 741att SUNNY High--46 Low--24 Warmer, clear '1o1. LXXXI, No. 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 30, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages Thei for cited false Jury Lt.( Me1 convicts alley of testimon By PAUL TRAVIS and ART LERNER Student Government Council presidential candidate Bill Thee was found guilty Sunday of falsl...…
…Concerned gra ds focus on Rackha I:? posal By HESTER PULLING and CARLA RAPOPORT What started as a move by one graduate s t u d e n t to "legitimize" graduate student government has mushroomed into a sizable group of Rackham students organizing an at- tack on what they see as the admin- istration's neglect of their needs. This new group of graduate stu- dents supports a proposed Rackham Student Government and the candi- dates who are seek...…
…THE INEQUITIES OF STUDENT DEFERMENTS See Editorial Page L But~ x ~Iat TEETERING High-44 Low--30 Partly cloudy with light winds Vol. LXXXI, No. 143 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 27, 1971 Ten Cents bortion referral agencies cause contro By LINDA DREEBEN dency requirement in the law, a non-New York State residents, York Legislature recommending The Daily business staff, how- With thousands of women now legal abortion is available, at l...…
…Peace By RUSS GARLAND "The war ends in May." This has become the slogan of peace groups around the country who are attempting to organize a massive spring offensive aimed at ending the Indo- china war and focusing attention on racism and attempts to suppress poli- tical dissent in this country. Organizers of the many groups invol- ved in the spring offensive say they expect far more support than any pre- vious anti-war movement. The cam- paign...…
…THE RESEARCH REFERENDUM See Editorial Page Y ilkW Iaii DISMAL High-32 Low-10 Cloudy, chance of rain Vol. LXXXI, No. 141 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 25, 1971 Ten Cents 'U' budget requests face legislative oppo By MARK DILLEN lators, it is likely to intensify the lature and was given a standing committee (with 16 members) and Meanwhile, other legislators only to have the appropriations Daily News Analysis long-smoldering issue of Un...…
…DUCKING THE RESEARCH ISSUE See Editorial Page Y lflfA&!atr 4Iatu DUMB High-32 Low-15 Clear, turning to snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 140 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 24, 1971 Ten Cents Students to vote on war research, By ART LERNER The remaining three questions dum asking for a end to classified sixteen faculty members cf the search proposal in the three years referendum would be a powerful T Daily News Analysis on the referenda ...…
…INDOCHINESE OIL CARTELS See Editorial Page Y Sirtrigari ~i~ait1 UNSPRUNG High-35 Law--25 Colder, variable cloudiness; snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 23, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages North Vietnamese attack base at Khe Sanh ARVN units continue withdrawal from Laos From Wire Service Reports The base perimeter of Khe Sanh was briefly penetrated by North Vietnamese commandos last night. The attack on Kh...…
…Three-way race underway for SGC presidency Schenk: 'Student rights' By GERI SPRUNG andGART LERNER SGC presidentialscandidate Rebecca Schenk, '73, believes that the role of Council is "to protect student rights and interests and to gain rights where there are only interests." Schenk and her running mate, Jerry Rosenblatt, '73, say they want to involve more students in SGC and make the or- ganization more representative. ° ;. "By offering ...…
…THE CONTINUING SST QUESTION See Editorial Page j[j:,l rr S ir rigau D1adF UNSEASONAL High-36 Low-27 Windy, colder, chance of flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 137 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 20, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages STUDENTS OVERRULED: Regents pass $101 Laotian invasion near end dorm rate increase By MARK DILLEN - I n The Regents approved a =.. $101 hike in residence hall rates for the coming year yes- terday, $25 below th...…
…OnthE EDITOR'S NOTE: Daily reporter Jonathan Miller received special permission from the Ann Arbor Police Department to ride in Two- Adam, an active duty patrol car, for three and a half hours last week. The following is his account of a day in the life of a police officer. By JONATHAN MILLER "A lot of times I've felt like nothing more than a' social garbage collector," said patrolman Robert LaVack as he steered his big gold and white Ford pa-...…
…THE CLASSIFIED RESEARCH DEBATE See Editorial Page LIEvi&1a 471 Ap attlA DETERIORATING High-4 1 Low-23 Cloudy afternoon, chance of snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 135 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 18, 1971 Ten Cents Candidates vie in April5 mayoral Cornell: Radical choice Harris: Hit by both sides Garris: To save By W. E. SCHROCK By CHRIS PARKS By LINDSAY CHANEY When the Radical Independent Party!.. Robert Harris, whose embattled two years k2a'...…
…. Viet By The Associated Press Increased pressure from communist forces has forced the South Vietnamese troops now in Laos to retreat eastward toward their own border. Allied field officers said Lt. Gen. Hoang Zuan Lam, northern corps com- mander who directs the Laotian opera- tion, had given an order to abandon Lolo, a fire base nine miles southeast of Sepone, and go directly to Landing Zone Brown, five miles east. Saigon had denied a report ...…
…THE CLASSIFIED RESEARCH QUESTION See Editorial Page Y a1ir~lia 741aitjjj REGRESSIVE High--44 Low--25 Windy and cloudy, chance of snow flurries VoL XXXI, No. 133 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 16, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages Universities ban secret research By DAVE CHUDWIN Managing Editor Many of the most prestigious univer- sities in the country have either banned or placed strict restrictions on classified research, a survey by The...…
…Classified research: By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Editor With S e n a t e Assembly scheduled to consider the classified research dispute to- morrow and Tuesday, the University faculty finds itself confronted with a thorny issue it thought it resolved three years ago. In early 1968, after it was disclosed that University researchers were working on $21.5 million worth of projects for the De- fense Department, Assembly, the faculty representative body,...…
…COMMITMENT AND THE FAST See Editorial Page Y Sij~r i ~~Iait OUT OF SIGHT High-53 Low-34 Sunny, mild; fog at night Vol. LXXXI, No. 131 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 13, 1971 Ten Cents ouncil rules bring stude;t, facult By ROBERT SCHREINER that the rules are too lenient, the Although declining to give his for a hearing officer who deter- ?Daily News Analyss students that they are too harsh, own opinion of the rules in ad- mines guilt ...…
…POLICE CONTROVERSY See Editorial Page Y lflir~t ~DaitM NASTY High--37 Low--28 Cloudy, chance of rain Vol. LXXXI, No. 130 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 12, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages STUDENT CHARGED: Group sets Controversial rules invoked ' 'U research protest plan By TAMMY JACOBS Charges have been filed against a University student for allegedly violating the Re- gents' interim disciplinary rules during a demonstration ...…
…MILITARY RESEARCH AND THE "U' See Editorial Page :Y ir iArn 4br atty QUESTIONABLE High-40 Low--22 Partly cloudy, warmer Vol. LXXXI, No. 129 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 11, 1971 Ten Cents Ten FPages China gives War research aid pledge protests start; to l. Viets By The Associated Press Reports from Tokyo yesterday said that the People's Republic of China had promised North Vietnam "all out support and assistance" if th...…
…'U' AND SEX DISCRIMINATION See Editorial Page 4hp A6P t r4 t A an ~Iai13J IRRESOLUTE High-35 Low-21 Cloudy, chance of light snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 128 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 10, 1971 Ten Cents S'U'develops new battle de EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article is the Run Laboratories, has played a major role in Even beyond Indochina, the Defense Depart- a new anti-infil astion o University research tothe Indoa - 'the electronic ba...…
…THE CLASSIFIED RESEARCH FIGHT See Editorial Page 111kiga :43 a t IV AD INFINITUM High-32 Low-12 Increasing cloudiness, snow or rain by evening Vol. LXXXI, No. 127 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 9, 1971 Ten Cents Electronic battlefieldi 'U' andthe Indochin EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Asia to give us an altogether new funding from the Defense Depart- mit offensive aircraft to carry out ics Laboratory and Radiation Lab- contract or the ...…
