… OPINION Page 4 Friday, April 16, 1982 The Michigan Daily 0 .Edited and managed by students W4 The University of Michigan The U.S. Postal Service: monopoly? Vol. XCII, No. 156 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 A dangerous mail Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Redefining poverty rjr BUREAUCRATS in Washington have devised a clever new way to reduce poverty in the United States that doesn't e...…
…OPINION ' The Michigan Daily Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Saturday, April 17, 1982 The University's trade-off: Research wins over education Vol. XCII, No. 157 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Ica ,p poi 'co BC( pla wvh 113 at SCO off ati vio pr Un wi for tha sc tic re at co on th be thi clo no i.f1 sit at! tui ad at of be...…
…ARTS__ The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 1, 1982 --Page 5 -A selection of campus film highligh The General (Keaton, Bruckman, 1926) Where Chaplin got laughs through finesse and. ballet-like movements, Buster Keaton created humor out of visual tricks and extravagent film jokes. The General capitalizes on that type of humor, but adds another dimension with its heartwarming love story set against the social upheaval of the Civil War. This film ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 2, 1982-Page 5 State Senate axes House 0 redistricting proposal LANSING (UPI) - The Senate nixed committee work will begin Monday. Faust, Senate Republican leader yesterday a House congressional BUT HE noted Milliken, who must Robert VanderLaan of Kentwood an redistricting plan, but Senate sign the measure into law, has yet to Sen. James DeSana (D-Wayandotte Democratic Leader William Faust said begin formal neg...…
…ARTS INDIVIDUAL THEATRES 5th A e at liberty 7614700 Page 5 WEDeSAT.SUN sonys15r shows before/ The Michigan Daily Saturday, April 3, 1982 uv nu.rn-- ran-v-n- l-. 'Superstar' unsuccessful Marial Hemingway and Patrice Donnelly: Tow athletes competing for the Olympics and for each other. Best isn t good enough By Richard Campbell IT'S BEING publicized in revealing (interviews in Playboy,Rolling Stone, and Runner. It stars ,Mariel Hemingwa...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, April 6, 1982 Page 5 Mime for cool By Walt Owen WATCHING A PLAY which con- tained no spoken dialogue was a real challenge for a pogo-stick fanatic like myself. I tend to side with the ac- tion rather than the cool mules. Given this need for fast-land feed, seeing "Portraits of Artists" at the Michigan Theatre Saturday night had its ups and downs. For the most part, the ups out- jumped the downs and I fou...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, April 7, 1982 Page 5 Pryor is the hero of 'Some Kind of Hero By James Clinton SOME KIND of Hero is a somewhat uneven version of the fine novel, but an excellent vehicle for Richard Pryor. In this film he plays a prisoner of war who's been help captive in Viet Nam for over five years. If this sounds depressingly familiar, it's offset by a coalescing of humor and horror. The scenes where Pryor is held cap- tiv...…
…t" ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 8, 1982 Page 5 K -A selection of campus film high Bringing Up Baby (Howard Hawks, 1938) This is the kind of movie that define the term screwball comedy. A si paleontologist (would you believ Cary Grant?) is wooed by a dizz dame (you better believe Katherin Hepburn) and in the proces discovers love, dinosaurs, and a adorable leopard, named Baba (Thursday, April 8; Nat. Sci. 9:00). Dr. Zhivago (David...…
…ARTS Page 5 The Michioan Daily Saturday, April 10, 1982 env wur .y.. ... . - - Outlandish isn't By Walt Owen T'HE B-52's SHOULD never say that Detroit didn't give them a chance. Thursday's sold-out performance at the rand Circus Theatre was attended by th the optimistic and outlandish. Some came dressed in the bouffant hairdos of female vocalists Cindy Wilson and Kate Pierson, while others wore the punkish leopard print t-shirts belo...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, April 11, 1982 Page5 Another comedy fr Om N el Si1mon. ByKathy Glasgow EIL SIMON has a talent for writ- ing "people" movies - movies that present the common, everyday problems that are a part of contem- porayj lifestyles. Because he reflects current social trends, Simon's work is accessible to everyone beacuse it is easy to relate to and because it fulfills a desire to be entertained. Usually. This time, howeve...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 5 Mood aboard British fleet stiffens ABOARD THE HMS INVINCIBLE (UPI)- They are not afraid. But for the 1,000 British fighting men sailing south toward the Falkland Islands Monday, war was suddenly a grim reality. "I get some young lads coming up with a pro forma for wills in their han- ds," said Len Jones, 37, a chief petty of- ficer aboard the Invincible and a navy man since age 15. "THEY ARE b...…
…ARTS, The Michigan Daily Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Page 5 Dancing for their lives 375 N. MAPLE 769-1300 BARGAIN SHOWS $2.50 Beforo 4bPM BIAKf f.DWARD'___ 4:15 700 9x35 1:15P 3 * 3:151 5;15 You'llbe glad 17:201 you camel 9:40 " 20th CENTURY CHARIOTS 4 OfFIRE1p :0 ACADEMY AWARDS! 9 Inluding BEST PICTURE 1:30 4:15 7:15 9:45 By Ellen Rieser AFTER A lapse of several years, the Pennsylvania Ballet Company will return to Power Center for perfor- ma...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 15, 1982 Page 5 A selection ofcampus film highli Barbarella ights II Roger Vadim, 1968) The year was 1968. America was being torn by a war of dissension at home, and a war of ineptitude in the jungles. No one expected that a cute, rich, and decidedly untalented ac- tress named Jane Fonda would solve the problems of a planet far, far away while wearing only the scan- tiest of clothes. You've come ...…
…I Minorities protest 'U' By BETH ALLEN In one of yesterday's three major campus rallies, *more than 100 minority students gathered in Regents Plaza to protest the conditions they face at the University, and to suggest ways of changing those conditions. "The University is not going to help us, we have to help ourselves," said LSA junior Dawn Moulton, as she urged students at the noon rally to unite to sup- port each other. ORGANIZED BY the Mi...…
…Mixing grades and sports: The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 17, 1982-Page 5 A delicate balance (Continued from Page 1) That is, until he was injured in the inal spring practice at the end of his freshman year. "The last thing on my mind was geting hurt," he said. IT WAS then that Paris realized an athletic career can be cut short by the turn of an ankle or the twist of a knee. This revelation told him to "hit the books," he said,, adding th...…
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…t ARTS 4 The Michigan Daily Friday, April 2, 1982 Page6: N. . V" 'Portraits' mixes music with pantomime 4 By Walt Owen - \ .lirector Jean-Jacques Annaud explains the next scene to an actor portraying early man, in the movie, 'Quest for Fire.' Annaudsdea n fim .y Richard Camp bell fantasy adventure detailing the ___ R___rdCapbe__ struggle for man's survival 80,000years ago. As Annaud conceived the film, IRECTOR Jean-Jacques Anna...…
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…f RTS Page 6 Tuesday, April 13, 1982 The Michigan Daily RC Players show .originality IRW "b..o By Elliot Jackson T HE RESIDENTIAL -College Players, that time-honored and eminently respectable group of East Quad residents, Residential College drama concentrators, and general busybodies, once again has something in the works. In conjunction with the RC drama concentration, it is presenting a new play, Against Katie Bloom, written and directe...…
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…1J, ARTS Page 6 Friday, April 16, 1982 The Michigan Daily 'Mary Stuart' keeps its head By Elliot Jackson W ALTER- EYSSELINCK is the chairman of the LSA Theatre and Drama department. He is also the Director of the Professional Theatre Program. He is also the director of Schiller and Spender's Mary Stuart, the last production this year of the PTP's Guest Artist Series. He is also (one assumes) a man who is eager to think of himself as an in- n...…
…T. . 4 ARTS -p . , -Saturday, April 17, 1982 Making fun of the 19th however, loves another poet, Grosvenor. And on it goes. In these kind of productions it is best to enjoy the nice music and the pretty costumes, and all the grown-up people running around (can you imagine a chorus line of uniformed British dragoons?), and to swallow unquestionably the sickening sweetness of Patience and all of the equally galling sexist stereotypes fl...…
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…'The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 2, 1982-Page 7 News med LONDON (AP)- The British news media pulled their traditional April Fool jokes yesterday, hoping to hoodwink a wary public with fabricated stories of a elsh hideaway for Prince Charles and Princess iana, and CIA spies in the tower of Big.Ben. Slipping in silly stories is a longstanding April Fool's Day habit with London's tabloids. But this year, radio stations and even the usually so...…
…Fifth Ward candidates disagree (Continued from Page 1) Junior High School, Chesbrough served on the Washtenaw County Jury Com- mission and on the Ann Arbor Tran- sportation Authority Board before she was elected to City Council in 1980. CHALLENGER Edgren, 31, is the director of Inmate Project, within the University's Project Community. She founded the state's American Civil Liberties Union Fund office in Ann Ar- bor and has been active in volu...…
…SPORTS :The Michigan Daily Tuesday, April 6, 1982 Page 7 Netters skin Miami, 8-1 By TAM BENTLEY The Michigan men's tennis team scored a sweeping 8-1 victory over the Redskins of Miami (0.) yester- day at the Liberty Racquet Club. "I was very delighted to win but not really glad Sabout the play," said Michigan coach Brian Eisner. "Miami is a. very good, solid team from a solid program. But overall I was not as pleased as I would hav...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, April 7, 1982 Page 7 By DAN NEWMAN The comment on the clipboard of Michigan State's head coach, Earl Rutz, perhaps said it best: "GREAT home court advantage." Regardless of this or any other ex- planation, the Michigan women's tennis team trounced the Spartans, 8-1, in- doors yesterday on the quick-court sur- face at the Track and Tennis Building. "The surface helped us out a lot," said Coach Oliver Owens,...…
…ITruck explodes ai i' re e sr ncinerating six OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI)- A tanker truck loaded with gasoline crashed into a runaway bus in a highway tunnel yesterday and exploded into a 1,000-degree inferno which melted vehicles in seconds and incinerated their occupants. At least six people were killed ins their cars by a giant fireball sent hurtling through the tunnel which runs more than half a mile under the Berkeley Hills, officials said. Aut...…
…N SPORTS The Michigan Daily Saturday, April 10, 1982 Page7 .r ___ _ ---- _ _. . .. S tollwon't rest on laurels U" " - ±...p±.a A T... T hAo he can never be quite satisfied. Accor- In my juior year t tnougntL1inaa a By RANDY BERGER ding to coach Bud Middaugh it is chance because I was being contacted "Igo into every game as if I'm 0- 0 going after my first win." -Rich Stoll Perhaps it is this type of incentive that best explains why so...…
…Can dit kontinued from Page 1) state income tax and with what some believe to be Milliken's lack of imagination in dealing with the state's economic woes. Brickley therefore is quick to point out what he says are the differences between himself and the current gover- nor. He pushes hard for the deregulation of small business and 'the elimination of the state's workers com- pensation laws and single-business tax,' which taxes a company's costs ...…
…Pulitzer Prize winners named The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 7 presents NEW YORK (AP)- The New York Times and The Associated Press each won two 1982 Pulitzer Prizes on Mon- day. The Kansas City Star and the Kan- sas City Times won the Pulitzer for general local reporting and a Times staffer was cited for national reporting. The gold medal for public service went to the Detroit News for a national investigation that produced f...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 15, 1982-Page 7, Argentine gunboats run blockade (Continued from Page6) - * 3-bdr. house available July-Aug. Very low rent. Country-like. Call 668-7099 persistently. 09U0417 Spring/Summer Sublet. 3 Bedroom house, Church St.. 1 block from S. University. Best offer-663-7255. dU0414 Summer sublet at Albert Terrace with Fall-Winter option. 2 Females needed. 2 bedroom bi-level, air conditioning, balcony. Call Lau...…
… Joe "King" Carr Clues/Bars The Ark (1421 Hill; 761-1451) Gala Ark Auction and Event: University graduate Barry O'Neill sings Canadian and Irish songs and if you are lucky, he may even tell a few stories during this fundraising auction. The Blind Pig (208 S, First; 996-8555) Friday: Don Tapert and the 2nd Avenue Band. Saturday: Chicago Blues with the Sunnyland Slim Duo. Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main; 665-JOES) Big Red and His Swing Machine sw...…
…'Free the. By Tania Blanich HE VIRTUAL 9 are free and well .. and dancing in Ann Arbor. Thursday evening's U of M Dance Department studio concert "Free the Vir- tua1 9" proved that beyond a doubt. "The Virtual 9" are graduate students in dance who have choreographed, designed and produced the nine dar- ces being performed throughout the weekend in two different programs. No easy task, all that! But the concert, for the most part, succeeds. Thu...…
…SPORTS__ The Mxhigan Daily Thursday, April 1, 1982 Page KARAZIM, ONTIVEROS PICK UP WINS Batsmen take pair from GVSU s v By SARAH SHERBER The Michigan batsmen tried to beat the impending rains yesterday, and complete their scheduled double header. The Wolverines were suc- cessful in more ways than one as they defeated the Lakers of Grand Valley, 2- 1 and &-2, despite galing winds and rain. Michigan took an early lead in the fir- st game whe...…
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…0 Page 8-Saturday, April 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Photos by Mike Lucas Portraits of Artists The University of Michigan Mime Troupe will perform at the Michigan Theatre, Saturday evening, April 3, at 8:00 PM. It will be an exquisite performance of other artists in a four-part play sequence. Here the mime troupe is seen rehearsing for Saturday's performance. Picture 1 shows Helene Flon, left, and Laura Clark, right, having fun with Danni Werc...…
…Page 8-Tuesday, April 6, 1982-The Michigan Daily Orioles, Mur ray hits slam BALTIMORE (AP) - Four home runs including a grand slam by Eddie Murray, powered the Baltimore Orioles to a 13-5 victory over the Kansas City Royals in the American League opener, yesterday. Sammy Stewart, the winner in relief, held off a bases loaded threat in the fif- th inning. It preserved the triumph af- ter the Royals had battled back from a 7-1 deficit and pulle...…
…'1 Page 8-Wednesday, April 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily THE SPORTING VIEWS NCAA's for Beckwith. .0. .0 why not ALAW's? By CHUCK WHITMAN Last weekend, Kathy Beckwith, an outstanding sophomore gymnast, could have been competing at the AIAW National Gymnastics Championship in Memphis, Tennessee. Although she qualified at the AIAW regionals in Columbus, the athletic department refused to let her attend the meet. Athletic Director Don Canham cited a...…
…4 SPORTS Thursday, April 8, 1982 Page 8 SOPH AIDS 'M'BATSMEN Sabo shows all-around strengths t By JOE CHAPELLE When Chris Sabo decided to come to Michigan, he had to choose between playing baseball and hockey. Con- sidering, that Fisher Stadium is filled with snow right now, hockey . might have been Sabo's more logical choice. Luckily for the Wolverine baseball team, however, Sabo decided otherwise. When the sophomore batsman arrived at ...…
…Page 8--Saturday, April 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily Stadler, Strange share one-shot lead at weather-plagued Masters AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)- With a frustrated Jack Nicklaus backing off, Curtis, Strange and Craig Stadler surged into a share of the early lead yesterday in the second round of the 46th Masters golf tournament. 'With a handful of players still out on the windswept Augusta National Golf Club course, Stadler and Strange shared the top sp...…
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