…WHO'S AFRAID OF WHITE RACISM? See editorial page Y Ink C~.4a 46F :43 a t t DISMAL Iligh-36 Low-18 Possibility of light snow or rain Vol. LXXVIII, No. 129 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, March 5, 1968 Seven Cents Twelve Pages I ~'1 Dodging the Rules at Charter Realty By DANIEL ZWERDLING Since the late 1950's, student apartments have been mush- rooming irregularly about the Ann Arbor landscape as build- ers have capitalized on the boo...…
…INQUIRY NEEDED ENQUIRY NEEDED See editorial page Sir i~au SNOW AGAIN High.-35 Lo-" Cloudy with light snow today; occasional flurries tonight. Vol LXXVIII, No. 130 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, March 6, 1968 Seven Cents Eiqht Pages I SGC Incorporated: Legal Autonomy at By STUART GANNES The Faculty Senate's Commit- tee on Student Relations will probably recommend to the Re- gents that Student Government Council's incorporation p...…
…. DORMS-TO-OFFICES: INEVITABLE SHIFT See editorial page Yl r e g Aitog~ :4E a it4 WARMER High-47 Low-a13 Clear and sunny today Vol. LXXVIII, No. 131 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, March 7, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages r ._ 'U'To Build Intramural Fields on I. Ca By BOB McFARLAND Executive Sports Editor (1967-68) The University yesterday au- thorized construction of four new intramural playing fields on the North Campus land now o...…
…McCARTHY vs. McCARTHYISM See editorial page C, 4e Lit itgzrn ~~iaitF NEAT High-50 Low-20 Sunny and fair. cloudier toward evening Vol. LXXV1I, No. 132 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, March 8, 1968 Seven Cents Twelve Pages SGCI ReorganizeT Deliberation Day Events By STUART GANNES Student Government Council last night reorganized the March 20 "Day of Deliberation," reject- ing the 'student boycott of classes which was approved last week. "Ne...…
…AFTER REFERENDA: STUDENT ACTION See editorial page Y 131k i an ~~aiti COOLER High-50 Low-20 Cloudy and mild, Clearing towards evening Vol. LXXVIII, No. 133 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, March 9, 1968 Seven Cents Eight Pages 1 Sororities Moving to Oxford Despite Protests By LEE WEITZENKORN and SHARON KORMAN Two sororities will most likely occupy Vandenberg and Goddard Houses of Oxford housing next fall despite continued protes...…
…SGc ENDORSEMENTS ..... See Editorial Page An Editorial .. . STUDENTS VOTING in this week's Student Govern- ment Council election are faced with two referenda. Both demand an emphatic "yes" vote. One calls for the University to cease all classified research activity; the second asks the University to withdraw from participation in the Institute for De- fense Analyses. Classified research is intrinsically hostile to the concept of a universi...…
… LY G Lit ~iAan ~i~art& VOTE TODAY! VOTE TODAY! Vol. LXXVII, No. 135 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday March 12, 1968 Seven Cents ROCreating the Riht Ati By RON LANDSMAN Showing the proper attitude The ROTC programs all sus- Force cadets go to camp be- grade and an "aptitude grade," b First of Three Parts is a requisite for all of the over tain at least a 50 per cent drop- tween their junior and senior according to Navy Lt. William A Some cour...…
…VOTE TODAY! YI rL g10A6 DaitI VOTE TODAY! Vol. LXXVIII, No. 136 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, March 13, 1968 Seven Cents ROTCProblems: CreditAcademic Credi $y RON LANDSMAN He includes in his reading lists by the military as well as univer- the R O T C - University liaison ROTC record in assessing his aca- don't regret taking the courses and " Second of Three Parts writers such as Bruce Catton, sities. Writing in Army Magazine, committee...…
…NEW HAMPSHIRE THE MORNING AFTER. See editorial page Y Alit10 471 ,,, atly SUNNY AND WARMER High- 8 Low-12 Cloudy with Occasional Rain Tomorrow Vol ,LXXVIII, No, 137 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, March 14, 1968 Seven Cents andthe : wo erDifferen tXW By RON LANDSMAN -A certain amount of space honorary functions, such as re- service. However, these dossiers retain much freedom to organize Fr their purposes, the ROTC TI Last of a Series for ...…
…RESEARCH COMMITTEE NEEDS STUDENTS See editorial page :Y L Lit i an P43aitli BETTER High-49 Low-27 Warmer, some chance of rain. Vol. LXXVIII, No. 138 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, March 15, 1968 Seven Cents DOD-Report Hits MUDiscrimina By JIM HECK Greene, currently deputy dir- igan, but that hiring procedures Negro colleges. Although not at- rights laws and legal hiring pro- In Copyright, t968, The Michigan Daily ector of the Michigan Civil...…
…GOLD STANDARD: NEW YELLOW PERIL See editorial page C, r Sir igau ~IAit6F SULNY Hligh-55 Low--34 Rain and cloudy; clearing in afternoon. Vol. LXXVIII, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, March 16, 1968 Seven Cents Gold Prices Rise as Uncertainty Plagues Mi Ten Pages irkets * * * * * * * * * * * Can Cha mA pointed To Succeed Director Crisler as ' Athletic British OfficialQuits Over Crisis Policies By The Associated Pr...…
…KENNEDY'S CANDIDACY: TIME FOR REALPOLITIK See editorial page 131k igan &4t GREEN High--i7 Low-32 Little change. Fair today, chance of showers tomorrow. Vol. LXXVIII, No. 140 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sunday, March 17, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages 4 RFK Entry Brings Mixed Reaction LBJ Seeks Fiscal Sen. Robert Kennedy's de- cision to run for president was greeted yesterday by disdain from President Johnson, aloof- ness from Sen. Eugene M...…
…A FAREWELL TO ARMS See editorial page C I 4c 411 i C t9 an Ear WARM High-6a LOS'- Possible Showers Continued Mild Vol. LXXVIII, No. 141 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, March 19, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages SUSPENDS 'MACE': City To Investigate Faculty A El erfield ssemby Passes Research Plan Building Viola tions o l By DANIEL ZWERDLING City Council stamped its ap- proval last night on a committee investigation of building code violato...…
…ROCKY VERSUS LBJ: A SAD CHOICE See editorial page Y L 54 -A6F :43 a t t COOLER Hi igh-4 Low-43 Cloudy and Mild Chance of Light Rain Vol. LXXVIII, No.. 142 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, March 20, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages FALL COMPLETION: U' Students Housing Board Approves File Suit Mosher-Jordan Switch By ROB BEATTIE The decision to convert Mosher- Jordan Hall to a coed living unit was given final approval yester-' day by the Bo...…
…THE BRITISH TAX HIKE See editorial page I ,I rP £i1rtigau &t3 ii CLOUDY AND COOLER High-39 Low-32 Chance of Rain or Snow Vol. LXXVIII, No. 143 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, March 21, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages BROADER RANGE: U.S. Educators Back Birth Date Draft Pool WASHINGTON RP')-Support is would not be eligible for the draft who have not also gained exemp- mounting among U.S. educators again until a year later. Lion as students....…
…KENNEDY vs. McCARTHY WHO CAN WIN? See editorial page Y Lilt iau :43E it CLOUDY AND COOLER High-38 Low-25 Chance of snow flurries Vol. LXXVIII, No. 144 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, March 22, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages SGC To Help 'U' Get State Funds Asks Regents To Hold Joint Meeting' To Discuss Issues With Students Rocky Withdraws From Contention 'In Republican Race By DAN SHARE Student Government Council last night voted to organ- ...…
…ROCKY LEAVES NO ALTERNATIVE See editorial page LY AIn 4311 P~aiti 4 INCHES High-33 Low-25 Cloudy and cold Snow until evening Vol. LXXVIII, No. 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, March 23, 1968 Seven Cents Eight Pages Westmoreland Withdrawn from Viet Command Cohen Named New f.' * * * * * * * * * * * Secretar of HEW By the Associated Press WASHINGTON-Gen. William C. Westmoreland, U.S. commander in Vietnam throughout the b...…
…VOTING RIGHTS: STUDENTS, TOO See editorial page C, 4c h1it1411 471 i at WINDY High-36 Low--16 'Gusty winds with chance of snow flurries Vol. LXXVIII, No. 146 Ann Arbor Michigan, Sunday, March 24, 1968 Seven Cents. Eight Pages That Sultry Spring in Ann Arbor It was the second day of spring, and winter-weary residents of Ann Arbor were getting ready to enjoy a well-earned day in the warm sun when ... -Photos by Jay Cassidy 6CT.T d N...…
…McCARTHY-KENNEDY: STUDENT CAMPAIGNING See editorial page Y lilttg ~Iaitj MILD ligh-60 Io w--3": Partly cloudy and -warmer 0 Vol. LXXVIII, No. 147 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, March 26, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages Students Boycott Classes, " Set Pickets at Tuskegee By The Associated Press TUSKEGEE, Ala. - Students boycotted classes and set up pick- et lines in front of campus build- ings at Tuskegee Institute yes- terday to emphasize t...…
…STUDENT UNION: WEAKENING THE FRONT See editorial page Y 5k i!3a~t~ 743 Op at..t SPRINGISH High-6S Low--4 hance of showers Vol. LXXVIII No. 148 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, March 27, 1968 Seven Cents Milwaukee 's Housing Marchers: Hope SyJ By JIM NEUBACHER ing drive. But the rationale is lost street demonstrations after vio- is that the efforts have continued But underlying the air of in- ear. He hit a 12 year old girl with T1 and CHERI...…
…ON REVAMPING MILWAUKEE'S MARCHES See editorial page L gilta~ 4 pp 471, at ty FRESH High-65 Low-48 Warm again with a chance of showers. Vol. LXXVIII, No. 149 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, March 28, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages VOICE MAY PICKET: HEW's Cohen To Speak At Honors Convocation Dual Mace Study Denied by HRC By STUART GANNES whose resignation took affect Wilbur J. Cohen, nominated by March 1, quit his post because the Pr...…
…CITY COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS See editorial page - C, r 111k i6r Aai FAIR AND MILD High--70 Low--49 Partly cloudy with chance of showers. Vol. LXXViII, Nb. 150 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, March 29, 1968 Seven Cents Big Ten Athletic Heads To Evaluate DISC( By HOWARD KOHN Neither Commissioner Bill Reed sing said similar practices exist- admitted he employed athletes on passed in 1957, which prohibits available to athletes on their Be Executive...…
…MACE AND POLICE: DANGEROUS DUO See editorial page Y L Sr tiBan ~Iait1 COOLER High-6 Low-35 Partly cloudy, chance of showers Vol. LXXVIII, No. 151 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, March 30, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages UN To Meet STUDENT LOBBY On Crisis Legislat In Mid-East On Security CouncilBI AppT jor~afl isrel allBy JIM FORSYTH In Border Clashes Student Government Council's campaign to make an effective UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A")- student...…
…RESISTANCE: CONSCIENCE CRISIS See editorial page gwilt r4!Z i iiy SHOWERS High-70 Low-45 Warming during day; cloudier tonight Vo. LXXVIII, No. 152 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sunday, March 31, 1968 Seven Cents Ten Pages End Bowie Strike tAfter Negotiation BOWIE, Md. -R - Students at Bowie State College ended their boycott and relinquished control of the campus last night after four hours of negotiations with state and college officials., The s...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 5, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 5, 1968 A look at La Guerre Est Finie by Daniel Okrent There is something inexplicably strange about Alain Resnais' La Guerre Est Finie, playing for two more days at the Vth Forum. It seems much too long, often tedious. It features an actor whose expression changes practically not at all throughout the entire lengthof the film. It employs cinemat...…
…I Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY cinema- Festival Flicks into View Tonight Wilder, Ke By ELLEN FRANK They let you smoke at Cinema Guild during the Ann Arbor Film Festival. At least, the ushers say, "there is too much going on to take care of things like that." As the largest experimental film festival in the world, there is in- deed 'a lot. going on, offering one of the few chances the independ- ent film maker ha...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 7, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 7, 1968 i Golden By FRED LaBOUR and JOHN GRAY Hey, man, how ya doin'? Now, we know you been groovin' to various sides for a long time, and here's your chance to do some- thing with it. This thing is the Golden Great- est Everlasting Revolving htock Brain Buster and the thing you do is enter. The things you win are PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES! Grand ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 8, 1968 Pa e woT H 1C H ( f AI Y ri ayM rc"8 1 6 A look at. 'Charlie Bubbles' by Daniel Okrent Back in medieval England, small bands of actors would tour the countryside, stopping from time to time in one town or another to present neat little plays for the gathering towns- people. Generally directionless save for a knotting-up moral attached to the end, these plays were collages of short scenes p...…
…Page Two MICHIGAN Saturday, Morch 9, 1968 PageT .MIC:GA Alookat.. n Cold Blood' by Daniel Okrent WHEN TRUMAN CAPOTE set out for Holcomb, Kansas, eight years ago to research his chronicle of a cold-blooded, motiveless Joni Mitchell Yang, Dylan Yin Stockholm: Thrill of Dorati t mass murder, the automatic challenges were evident. Here was a man who had earned his reputation primarily for fiction, and he was attempting a basically journali...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 10, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 10, 1968 Fijis, Alpha Xi Delta Win IFC Sing Competition The Week To. Come: A Campus Calendar The voices of the Greek sys- tem's best filled the uppermost reaches of Hill Aud. last night, as the Interfraternity Council spon-- sored its annual IFC Sing. Winning the fraternity compe- tition was -Phi Gamma Delta, led by Craig Gruenberg. Their coun-...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 12, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'The Who': Don't Knock the Rock By BOB WINSHALL To br Shades of McLuhan - last weekend, The Who, whose medium developed is rock-and-roll and whose message is violence, played to a capa- a good on city audience at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit. Apparently, but only people are really appreciating the message, or are too rich to care; have close the Grande was ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdoy, Mare 13, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 1 3, 1968 cinema. Film Festival: Old Messages, New By BARBARA HOCKMAN Last of Two Parts. The audiences of the Sixth Ann Arbor Film Festival went through something of an ordeal when they watched the partici- pating films, for most films, one after another, were very intense. They teased, tested, and sometimes taxed the per- ceiving senses....…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March14 68 Alook at... 'Closely Watched Trains' by Daniel Okrent Vaclav Neckar, the boy-hero of Closely Watched Trains, (open- ing tonight at the Vth Forum), is not to be referred to later in this article as "Neckar." Rather, in his portrayal of the initiate adult. station officer, Vaclav Is Vaclav. From the moment when we first see his mother dressing him for his first day at work, his gawky, jumbled ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 15, 1968 PageTwoTHE ICHGAN AIL theatre Jude': A Speech Department Success, By FRITZ LYON Reviewing a student play- wright is like judging an Olym- pic fighter - is he a promis- ing amateur or a second-rat.e boxer? Are his faults due to inexperience or lack of ability? Are the good punches luck or skill? The first job is to define your viewpoint. If you tend to make allowances for weak points an...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 16, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 16, 1968 music Cliburn, the Manager's Dream, Earns His Billing I volt . , . 1 By R. A. PERRY The Power of the Press does more than win votes, accuse the suspect, and sell tuna fish; it. creates our various culture-heroes. Not surprising therefore, people who would never come to another concert this year swarmed through heavy rains to fil...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 17, 1968 PageTwc~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY HOP WOOD WINNER: 'U' Players ProueRicmn Jude' FRANCINE KARASIK and ROBERT ROSENBERG enjoy a little simultaneous sandwhich-munching in the park. JOHN KNOX, as Jude's Father Superior, urges him to stay Iin the order. Photographed by Thomas R. Copi ERIC BROWN, as Jude I, and ROBERT Mc GILL, as Jude II, relax momentarily after leaving the I monastery. 4 '0 D...…
…4 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday. March 19. 1968 ...,, .... ... J f . , .... ,.... ....* 'CLOSELY WATCHED TRAINS'... ...ANOTHER VIEW By DEBORAH LINDERMAN From Expo '67 and a smattering of commercially distributed Czech films, one gets a sample of a "film culture" that is pretty stunning. Sophisticated is not the word, for it suggests at most a certain refinement in the handling of complexity; and though Czech cinema has a superb sens...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 20, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday. March 20 1968 .. Ir. ,.,. ., .. music Mealy-Mouthed Liberals and Country Joe, Radical By KEN SANDERSON Liberation News Service Last of Two Parts Having disposed of the Re- actionaries and the Revision- ists, we may consider the Lib- eral groups. Some, like "Jeffer- son Airplane," seek the Liberal fusion of American bourgeois democracy and technology con- ...…
…Page Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 21, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 21, 1968 jim peters' music Band: Too Little 'Music' The Michigan Symphony Band tries to please too many people; it's this friendly ap- proach that mangled their pro- grams in last night's concert. I certainly appreciated the freshness and apparent na- ivete surrounding the group, but this willingness to be liked creates programs which sample...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 22, 1968 Page~o TH MICIGANDAIL jim peters' music Festive 'Bride' Bows BRAIN BUSTERS Winners! Winners! Winners! h~4iN ~ 111 "Ma Although it didn't coincide ex- actly with the vernal equinox, last night's opening performance of Bedrich Smetana's comic opera, The Bartered Bride, was a fitting1 prelude to UAC's "Spring Thing" weekend of activities. Presented by the School of Music in con-: junct...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. March 23. 1968 __e oT EIC I AN DA L ._ ,.... ,.. . , ....., +... ®.. r .e vw I Jim peters nusaic Neopolitan Music for Ann Arbor's Spring' The seasons have been chang- ing pretty quickly in Ann Ar- bor and so instead of being music for a spring evening, last night's chamber concert was perfect for a warm fire and some good sherry. Now I'm sure no such roaring blaze would be allowed in the gild- ed su...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN. DAILY Sunday, March 24 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY /1 f Jim peters' music Glee Club Blooms in Icy Spring I'm surprised that the Mich- numbers, the Glee Club once igan Men's Glee Club didn't again charmed its way to suc- begin its concert last night with cess with a truly professional an utterly bitter rendition of performance. Director Philip "Good King Wenceslas" or A. Duey led the 75 tenors, bari- some othe...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 26, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 26, 1968 'ELVIRA MADIGAN' ... ...ANOTHER VIEW By DEBORAH LINDERMAN Since it is not stylistically radical, Elvira Madigan is not an "important" film, but it is a surprisingly good one, and it has an interesting dimension which has gone mostly unremarked. Apparently, its captivating features are extraordinary visual beauty and its love-life choice...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 27 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _._ _. .. _. . t ... ' - music Prof. Pickut and All of His Pianos records Boulez Stars in New Columbia Release By DAVID FRITSCH Up on the fifth floor of Bur- ton Towel there's a shabby, stained, marvelous room occu- pied by a dozen or so pianos in various states of dismember- ment. Presiding over it all is a tall, distinguished man who is exactly what h...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdav. March 28. 1968 I theatre Princess Ida ' By THOMAS SEGALL If there is any truth in the old theatre saw that a bad dress re- hearsal bodes well for opening night, then the Gilbert and Sulli- van Society's must have had a simply catastrophic time of it on Tuesday night. Because last night the show was simply smashing. This is the best Gilbert and Sullivan production that has been mounted during the ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridav. March 29. 1968 Page w o T E M IC IG ANAIL SIFridv+.Y MeYV1-1ch .4 19/V ~t A look at. 'The President's Analyst' by Daniel Okr music Toronto 's Ozawa Shines Bright low ent (Paid Political Announcement) WHY WAIT? Vote for Max Shamn support a $22 maximum annual family fee for new public pools and ice rinks DEMOCRAT 3rd WARD -APRIL 1 IT IS VERY FITTING that Hollywood is located where it is. Nestled t...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 30, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY -,I -f theatre- Glowing 'Dream'Comes to music Town The PuritanDilemma: ~Three-.Ring Circus The Professional Theatre Pro- gram will sponsor a new and different presentation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, at Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre this week. Shakespeare's comedy will be presented by the Stratford Na- tional Theatre of Canada, and will be directed by John H...…
…Rage Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5undav. March 31 \1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jndnv MyI T rE-h 11 IIF } drama Fernald Company: 'Excellent By FRITZ LYON When the APA closes its sea- son in the fall; it's like the cir- cus leaving town. If you're a circus afficionado, the other companies that play Ann Arbor are only sawdust tentshows- a few star performers, occa- sional feats of real skill, but us- ually uneven and almost always a littl...…
…Tuesday, March 5, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, March 5, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three INVOKES CLOTURE RULE: Communist Forces LBT Senate WASHINGTON (P) - The Sen- ate clamped 'a cut-off yesterday stopping further debate on a com- promise civil rights protection and open housing bill. On the fourth attempt to in- voke cloture, the Senate voted 65 to 32 in favor of imposing the debate-limiting rule. This gave cloture a...…
…Wednesday, March 6, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three SOLO CAMPAIGNER: * __________eWViet Cong SNixon Pledges End to Viet War; Repulsed t Anti-Riot Amendments U.S. Withdrawal Not Suggested At Ca Man By The Associated Press] HAMPTON, N.H.-Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, a solo Republican campaigner for the nation's opening presidentiala primary, pledged anew yesterday1 that a GOP administration would: end the war in Vietnam. ...…
