Search Results

…Page 14-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily big apple (Continued from Page 3) Avenue of the Americas, then Seventh Avenue: no Sixth. Positive we'd missed it, we looked again. Finally, we sum- moned the courage to ask a policeman, who informed us that Avenue of the Americas was Sixth Avenue. In the immortal words of Timothy Leary, "Bummer!" But now that I've lived through the tourist phase - ignorance and all - and have seen the World...…

…Co 1) a EAt%* Ims. f5"~ A$- 6A-- 5r6M- " BAI "MSS AS5 " Sb E AS AS " MS e#6,AS' eA sr~ f C ! _ y ,=, y . .. I --t - . J J v r "T i -I rn ---A (D n1" C . (A 0D =r -P, (D Q 0 Q 10 O c Q4 O 0n (A c CD (A 0 CL Q (A O~ (A (ON QCD O O O " 3co (A o cx, '- 0 o c c yCDN QD K O D - (D - =Dr D- ( - (A C 0 COQ N SQ =~ ( O '0 (A "+y.:. w 2 yr . . ' hC \N \\ .t .}' .. Lop r > 1 <t M GA CD ( :4: W~ CD - CDw (DA 0 r 3 O vi~ e-q. ~* CD CD r0 ~((DA...…

…Page 12-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily Canon The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Apr Mt. Desert a haven for artists, tourists By Elizabeth Slowik Schussing at Steamboat Spri By Marianne Egri Y! j Take Along A Canon Compact E t i .I AUTO LOCK-UP If the camera is out of range of available light, it refuses to shoot. This camera won't let you BATTER Coupled rane lax correctic Fast,S RY TEST LIGHT WET rgefinder with paral-Sipe wc ...…

…Page 6-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April Agenci~c rpRAVELERS TIRED of confusing air fares, endless reservations on hold, rude transportation personnel, and all the trials of "plan-it-yourself" vacations are discovering that there is an alternative way to handle preparations - travel agencies. But, while more travelers are turning to the services of agencies, the agencies are experiencing a period ...…

…Page 10-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily I The Michigan Daily-Saturday, A Tired of Barcelona, Rome London? Try exotic Ypsilanti By Eric Zorn Y PSILANTI. SURE, you think, I'll never get to go there, but these days, this old town, rich in tradition and beauty, is more accessible than ever for .the vacationing student looking for new and exciting travel possibilities. In response to the budget Laker Air- ways discount flights t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday Page 8-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily From Stonehenge to the Iron Curtain: Prepare in advi And, of course, ternational Center, in back of the but with careful Michigan Union. At the International have to spend Center, there are people who know London, Paris, Dublin, Madrid,. Rome, Vienna, Munich, War- saw-Europe. Making the decision to spend a summer across the Atlantic Ocean"is easy. Who could re...…

…OPEN MEETINGS See editorial page LtE 431W 1Ekti1 FIVE-STAR High-52 Low-34 See Today for details Figh Ity*-N n C Year of Editorial Freed1 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 15, 1979 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages plus Supplement Students on Executive Committees: A By JOHN SINKEVICS A dLUUr11 hi b1Ihin } i1U UIUTI1 17In1iIl S WKA -iA vL e rveu o n 0e11. mkin a decision via T1 I -- # Executive Committees at the University ...…

…Infact thanks dorm residents and the university community for supporting the Nestle boycott. Page 2-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily le"go ooting celebration in Uganda Further protest unethical formula' promotion by writing NESTLE: 100 Bloomingdale Rd. White Plains, NY 10605 Infact, A2 604 E. Huron 663-1870 Representatives of UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY of Ohio will be recruiting in Ann Arbor on Thursday, April 19. We are interes...…

…1YOU SEE NES A)"E CALL ZrWY Correction In an article in yesterday's Daily on a hearing held by the State House Black Caucus, Bruce Kozarsky was identified as a member of the Michigan Student Assembly committee on minority attrition, when in fact he belongs to the Literary College (LSA) Student Gover- nment's committee on minority attrition. We regret the error. Take ten Then University President Robben Fleming appeared on television on the eve...…

…Page 4-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily TCTHE YEAR .X IN REVIEW Regents Presidential Search non-discriminatory Sullivan Principles. greeted by 100 vocal spectators who by the political science tenured faculty By Mitch Cantor The Board expressed satisfaction, with had come to voice their demands that in his bid for tenure.BB the responses in which the corporations the school grant tenure to Political Many of the sympathizers were at th...…

…~:egeflts (Continued from Page 4) during the public comments of the Thursday session, another issue of strong concern came up-that of the Graduate Employees Organization 4GEO). Acting President Marty Bombyk called for the University to drop its court case against GEO. The Univer- sity contends the teaching assistants in. the' union are not allowed to bargain collectively with the University because they are students instead of employees. On th...…

…Page 6--Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Quad stages multi-media blitz Join the farts Staff "REVEALING THE GALLERY: NEW INSIGHTS FOR ARTISTS" PANEL DISCUSSION BLIXT GALLERY A GALLERY 1 A DETROIT FOCUS GALLERY THE ARTCENTER Mt Clemens April 17 8:00 p.m. CONFERENCE ROOM 5 MICHIGAN UNION OPEN TOTHE PUBLIC FREE ADMISSION UNIVERSITY ARTISTS & CRAFTSMEN GUILD By MARK DIGHTON Amid the noise and confusion of opening night, the expectant a...…

…C arts & entertainment The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 15, 1979-Page7, JIMMY CLIFF in 1973 THE HARDER THEY COME An exotic glimpse of Jamaican life in this first film from the isle of reefer. A violent tale of a young innocent who comes to seek his fortune as a pop star and ends up as a renegade desperado. Based on a true story. Reggae music by Jimmy Cliff, Toots and the Maytals, the Slickers, and others throb with vitality throughout the fi...…

…Page 8--Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily MANN THEATRES DEAR HUNTER Tickets: VLLAETWIN1 Adults 4.00 Child 2.00 MAPLE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER 769-1300 HURRICANE Tickets: Adults 3 50k Child 2.00 NOW PLAYING here is only one safe place.. 2n eachdoher arms A PARAMOUNT RELEASE 01974PARAMJUNT PTIRSCORPORATKJN °f.Z . 4.. SHOW TIMES: MON.-FRI. 6:45-9:15 SAT.-SUN. 1:30, 4:00, 645, 9:15 IIfluAIER OF 5D ACADEMY AWiARDS! SHOW TIMES - FRI. 7:00-10:...…

…The Michigan, Daily Sunday, April 15, 1979LPoae 9 [:. I j I ' The Michigan Daily-Sunday. Anril 15. 1 979-Pnn. 9 is ; , "r I r Tech Hifioffers 100 qualitybrands. And soundrooms to play them in. rt A -lot of stereo stores have big signs all over the place that tell you "Don't Touch the Merchandise". At Tech Hifi, our signs say "Come Play". Because we think it's important for you to get the "feel".of components. You can feel free to fli...…

…Page 10-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Da1ly Classifieds FOUND-Black and white long-haired Spaniel about 6 months, long ears, short tail, on State Street April 13th a.m. Call Sharon, 764-0418 or 971-2937. dA415 MAMMOTH DOG FOUND-Huge beautiful black' great Dane on Maynard Street. Call Huron Valley Humane Society. dA415 LOST-Gold love knot pin with diamond-like stone in center, near Power Center last Friday night. Jody, 6A2. rew a d...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 15, 1979-Page 11 Good news, bad news Bo likes play but frets at injury By DAVE JOHNSON The scoreboard read "Blue 21 - White 0" at Michigan's annual spring scrimmage yesterday, but as far as Bo Schembechler was concerned - Michigan lost. Oh, he wasn't upset at his players or anything. On the contrary, he was quite pleased with the performance of most of his guys, i.e. B. J. Dickey, Stanley Edwards, L. P. Reid...…

…Page 12-Sunday, Aprih5, 1979-The Michigan Daily MASTERS HEADS INTO FINAL ROUND Ed Sneed takes five stroke lead Time Further Out BY Bob Emory By BOB EMORY Special to The Daily AUGUSTA, Ga. - Ed Sneed finally made a bogey yesterday at the third round of the Masters, only his second in his last 72 holes of competition. It didn't make much difference though, because he also made four birdies and fired his third straight sub-70 round to take a f...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 15, 1979-Page 13 HO WE A WINNER, PER RY LOSES Blue split opener with By LIZ MAC The weather god finally smiled on the Michigan baseball team yesterday af- ternoon. However, the baseball god was only half as benevolent, as the Wolverines split a doubleheader with Wisconsin 5-0 and 0-2 at Fisher Stadium. The Michigan nine seemed to shake off the effects of playing only one doubleheader since the spring trip in ...…

…C' .,. r. " .. Page 14-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Spectrum of newspapers await readers .i r © m c o Admk (Continued from Page 1) "because it's the dominant institution in the city, and a large percentage of the things that happen in Ann Arbor are connected to it." THE NEWS is one of eight Michigan newspapers published by the Booth syndicate, owned by the S.T. Newhouse Co. But the News, according to Bishop, has total local a...…

… W19fiRr 7T _.__ _ r Page 8-Sunday, April15,.1979--The Michigan Daily jolt -"qwl. tContinued from Page 5 What did you guys learn in ther after all we talked about?" a JOL members asks them. One of the youn men shifts uncomfortably in his sea "This ain't the place to be, no way. want an education. I don't want to han out here," he says. It is obvious that th experience has deeply moved him. He' not saying this to please anyone. "I can't han...…

…- The Michigan Daily-Sunday, A Page 2-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily R AMBLINGS/sue warner Heller's 'Good as Gold': It i IT DOESN'T take long to catch on to the subtle ways of making life as a history student easier. As an eager freshman, my eyes repeatedly passed over the Thomas Locke essay accom- panying the European History 102 text and lecture. I read all of essay number 18, and, when finished, had absolutely no clue as to ...…

…Page 6-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily .. --.w'~--Y.- . - '- ~qi4~ ~ - ' ' wr pv _ , . _ . 7VqMPm" The Michigan Daily--Sunda) BOOKS The Flounder': Great Grass Fringe political groups pers THE FLOUNDER By Gunter Grass Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., $12.00, 547 pp. E VERY SO OFTEN one of the ma- 1 jor publishing houses announcees the arrival of a new "major novel," im- ply ng a work of length and im- port-books such as Bello...…

…- 'ww-www- Fwr-T- I- . - U- .U a. .- = , memmojprp fy~uaa, ~piis Page 4-Sunday, April 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Inmaes at JOLT. HE MORNING sun starkly silhouettes the 40- oot high walls of the world's largest walled prison, Southern Michigan Prison (SMP) at Jackson: Outside the sprawling complex, ominous guard towers loom over the prison yard. Inside, green-jacketed corrections officials hurry to their posts, handcuffs and retaining chains...…

…michian DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan FREE ISSUE Friday, April 20, 1979 Twenty-four Pages Protesters refrain from disrupting Regents meeting By MITCH CANTOR More than 300 protesters, avoiding the shouting match which took place at last mon- th's Regents meeting, wore gags and sat passively yester- day in the Michigan Union ballroom as the Board again convened. The demonstrators, primarily students and members of the Washtenaw County Coalition A...…

…Page 2-Friday, 'April 20; 19749-The Michigan Daily Earn U-M Credits While You Are Home This Summer Why waste time this summer when you can earn credit through an independent study course? The University Exten- sion Service, Independent Study Department, offers dozens of courses in many subject fields, including: Literature Accounting Languages Economics Psychology Geography Conservation Writing Political Science Math Each course has an assigne...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April20, 1979-Page 3 Samoff says progress of appeal slow, secretive By JOHN SINKEVICS Assistant Political Science Prof. Joel Samoff said yesterday that even though he feels the review of his tenure appeal has not been "prompt and speedy," he does not plan to file a lawsuit against the University until the appeal procedures have been completed. "The courts usually expect you to go through the internal channels befo...…

…Pog 4Friday, prif2b, 1979TheMichigaily Smichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48109 News Phone: 764-0552 Friday, April 20, 1979. Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Public bodies must keep the peace Mandatory fee must remain F OR THE LAST two years, the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) has allocated a generous amount of funds to various student organizations to promote...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 20, 1979-Page 5 STATE COUPON STATE COUPON CIGARETTES GYM PACKAGES STATE COUPON 2/89 SHORTS 8 PACK-i 2oz CANS p.4/26/79 Exp. 4/6/ 79 169 STATE COUPON PLUSDMOITSAECOPN2-8 PACKS DANN N C o n t o n S A F U N 2/6z. Conta ne SANDALS 2/ 699 PR.27 LIMI 4 Exp 4/26/79 EXP. 4/26/79 25C OFF Your Choice Suntan Products LIMIT 2-Expires 4/26/79 STATE COUPON 10 % OFF Your Choice T- SHIRTS MONOGRAMMED LIMITE 2-Expires 4/26/79...…

…Page 6-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Finals arriving as study slump sets in (Continued frorPage 3) Greg Roda, who was working on a Spanish paper. 'I'm taking advantage of study days," he explained. During the term Roda claimed that he studied about two hours a day, and said "I have t a rule of no studying on weekends." Charley Sneed shared Roda's laid- back attitude towards studying. "If I can stay away from the bars I'll do it t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 20, 1979-Page 7 A2 maintains South African investments By ELISA ISAACSON floor. In East Lansing, sentiment for THE WASHTENAW County Coalition divesting South African holdings was Against Apartheid (WCCAA), the group first reflected in their City Council's most vocal in encouraging divestment policy initiative which the Michigan of University support holdings in South State University (MSU) Regents Africa, has ...…

…r 1 i l Page 8-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily RIGHTS RESTORED TO STUDENT GROUP Spartacus.Youth League suspension lifted BY AMY 'DIAMONI)those damages and now allowing us to use the Union April 5 forum. raises the question of our organizational status in According to SOB member Roy More, theS Four members of the student government's general," explained Meg Grulich, a member of the violated six articles under the general regulat Stud...…

…Samoff says app (Continued from Page3) tee (SSSC) is currently planning strategies for future decisions on Galler. "If he's got some questions, he tenure, and spokespersons for the can talk to me about them." organization said they hope to broaden Galler would not comment on the their base of support beyond the Samoff progress of his committee's report on case to include other professors in Samoff - he said only that the "process similar situa...…

…Page 10-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily 17- I arts & entertainment The Crusaders capture Hill By MATTHEW KOPKA funky2 (fun ke) adj. -kier, -kiest [orig. Negro argot, lit. smelly, hence musty, earthy obs. funk, smell, smoke, prob. Fr., dial. funkier, to smoke VL.* fumicare, for L. fumigare: see FUMIGATE] * Jazz having an earthy quality or style derived from earthy blues The amalganation of styles from jazz and rock music that wa...…

…Funky fun marches on at Hill concert (Continued from Page 10> temps. Finally, he wafted down, leaving us all in a porch swing after a good meal and a fine day. Without pausing, Felder took the group into Jr. Walker's classic "Way Back Home." By this time, everyone in the crowd who was going to be moved was moving. All kinds of things were happening-Sample's keyboard was pregnant with choice hooks, Finnerty was in a trance, eyes closed and run-...…

…Page 12-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Power pair like By STEVE HOOK Steve Goodman sits in his dressing room after his performance Tuesday night, with his hands in his pockets and his pointed boots propped up on a table. He's not saying much; it is clear that he's not very happy. His sax man, Jim Rothermel, enters, and begins putting on his jacket. After several moments of1 silence, he says to Goodman with his back turned, "Taj wor...…

…exas instruments specal TWO OFFE FROIT TEXA IASTRUTEfTS EXTEflDED: $10-00 Rebate on on purchase of theT PROGRAMMABLE TI-58 List Price 124.95 Our NEW Price $88.00 The TI COUPON OFFER: $ 20 .00 a|U ei CE N L 2 FREE S CL Pakettes with X purchase 2 of the TI-58 SLIMLINE TI-50 NOW $30.00 List 40.00 scientific calculator with statistics and new Constant memor4" feature. POWERFUL SCIENTIFIC FUNCTIONS " 60 functions automatically handle a wide ra...…

…Doily Photo by ANDY FREEBERG REGENT DEANE BAKER (R-Ann Arbor) makes his way through a crowd of protesters just before the Regents met on Thursday. Three more reasons to get your Hewlett-Packard calculator at Ulrich's, Buy any HP programmable between now and April 30 and get the software free! Who are these people... (Continued from Page 1) them can be found among other politically active campus organizations like the People's Action Coalitio...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 20, 1979-Page 15 some pe however African with ope prove th cising m vocal a WCCAA Regen -who s and what wil they do next? former Senate Advisory Committee for University Affairs chairman. "Why probably not have addressed these Daniel Fusfeld to describe h ople feel about it." Brown said, that is, I couldn't say." issues. They would have been content to opinion of the task ahead. , that the failure of the Sout...…

… Page 16-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Mandatory funding questioned public comments session, Banner, who each area. Approval of mandatory fun- was just mishandled." He did say, of handling our own affairs," h was unsuccessful in his bid for an MSA ding three years was requested, but however, that the election problems and also said he resents the seat in tl contested election, ad- Johnson said he conceded to the two- were the prima...…

…Tax dissidents refuse to support military By JOHN GOYER About 40 persons, half calling them- selves "war tax dissidents" celebrated April 16 - the last day to pay 1978 federal taxes - by mailing their tax forms without including the portion of their taxes designated for the national military budget. The dissidents and supporters held their second annual tax day demon- stration, which included songs and a short skit, in front of the downtown F...…

…Page 18-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Regents, protesters avoid clash (ContinuedfromPage1) to move to a different room should meeting until after the black attrition protesters disrupt their meetings. report is reviewed. That portion of the The demonstrators attempted to be meeting is scheduled for 11 a.m., direc- dramatic in making their statements, tly following the discussion of divest- using symbolism in several of their ac- m...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 20, 1979-Page 19 LEEIVING TOWM? Congratulations to all prospective Grads and Summer Travellers. Before You Leave, Though, we'd greatly appreciate the return of your library books. Our convenient 24 hr. book drop awaits! Circulation Staff Ann Arbor Public Library 994-2336 ARMY SURPLUS '- A "POLICE" photographer from the Ann Arbor Police Department focuses his camera for one of several shots taken of student...…

…Page 24-Friday, April20; 1979-The Michigan DaiLy GRIEVANCES BROUGHT TO REGENTS Women allege Title IX violation By JULIE ROVNER Two members of the Women's Track Team who are claiming sex discrimination by the University's Athletic Department took their com- plaints to the top yesterdaytwhen they presented their grievances to the Regents during the public comments portion of the monthly meeting. LSA freshwomen Blaise Supler and Sheila Mayberry ...…

…Watson leads tourney RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. (AP)- Tom Watson) unusdally relaxed and easy-going, eased his way to a solid, 3- under-par 69 and a one-troke lead yesterday in the first round of the $300,000 Tournament of Champions. '"It's like night and day from the Masters," said Watson, who lost a playoff for that coveted title last week. Watson, who has finished first, second and first in his last three starts, won Player of the year honors ...…

…Page 22-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Todd tabbed captain of next year's icers By BILLY SAHN Michigan hockey player Doug Todd will have a hard act to follow next year, both on and off the ice. Todd; a native of Stouffville, Ontario, was recently elected captain of the 1979- 80 Wolverine hockey team. He takes over the reigns of leadership from Mark Miller, who is currently playing for the Binghamton Broom Dusters, a farm team of th...…

…PiE U E I This Week in Sports Ahhh, the finals week of winter semester .. Quite an interesting time of year, isn't it? At long last the weather brightens, yet at the same time, all those little academic duties you've religiously put off all year suddenly rear their ugly heads. Ugggh. Well, if you think you've got a slate full of activities, consider the schedule of the Michigan's spring athletic teams. In addition to gutting it out in the liba...…

…Page 24-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily You get a return of 50% of the List Price-or better-on Good Condition USED textbooks already reported for future use. -S[ARTING NOW we are paying over HALF on the following...... RITTER Princ. of Money, Bankg & Fin. Mkts. 2nd LEHNINGER Biochemistry 2nd CRANDALL Intro. to Mechanics of Solids 3rd SMITH Business Law 4th DAVIDSON Fundamentals of Accounting 5th LIPSEY Economics 5th HAGIWARA Theme e...…

…F michigan DAILY EXTRA Saturday, April 2,, 1979 Ann Arbor, Michigan FREE ISSUE Twenty-four Pages Regents reject limited 'U' divestment proposal By MITCH CANTOR It took nearly an hour of confused discussion about parliamentary procedure and alternative motions, but the Regents finally decided yesterday morning not to withdraw University in- vestments from two companies doing business in South Africa. Some 200 equally confused protestors sat pa...…

…Page 2-Saturday, April 21, 1979-The Michigan Daily Brink er Earn U-M Credits While You Are Home This Summer Why waste time this summer when you can earn credit through an independent study course? The University Exten- By HOWARD WITT sion Service, Independent Study Department, offers dozens of University Financial Vice-President courses in many subject fields, including: James Brinkerhoff on Wednesday sur- Literature Accounting prised the facu...…