…2-Thursday, April 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily R E AC TION T O PR OPOSA LS MIX ED ~BORDERS, BOOK SHOP (313)668-7652 Directors You are Cordially Inited . to a Booksigni ng r' B O -- CS -- - '. - . . ~,4At~xr &I1 rzormal Reception i with 0 -- S~~~ O A D ' ~s ' a t r d ' c T SA p r i i 4 By JANET RAE Reacting to recently submitted budget cut recommendations, the directors of the four non-academic units targeted for severe reductions subm...…
…*1 Page 12-Friday. April 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily There's a lot going on in town this weekend. The following is a sampling of the best events, according to our critics. Performance Guide MOVIES Disney on Film - A forum on the past, current, and future state of the late alt's'studio, featuring the presence of veteran animator Eric Larson, new- generation animator John Musker, and special effects expert Harrison Ellenshaw. After 15 years of t...…
…0 Page 12-Friday, April 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN MEN'S GLEE CLUB APRIL 10-11 W iI t dlii tio j4 l ot rd v ll, cpnd i ) Frda, Aruil 10 A. - - ---------------- As- -j F4d, len's Gb eClub COBICERS .UBS IN TWO NIGHTS OF SONG . / i) f e MICHIGAN STATE YOUNGSTOWN FERRIS STATE MICHIGAN THE FRIARS -A- nApril 1 NOTRE DAME OHIO STATE WAYNE STATE MICHiGAN / / r +.____ -ter Cteserts,puns., Hi A ditorin Tickets Available: Hill BoxOf...…
…4 Page 12-Friday, April 17, 1981-The Michigan Daily DAILY CLASSIFIEDS Lost April 14, recrangular pin, half blue, half white with the Greek letters TBS. If found, call Jane 764- 1972. dA0417 LOST: Lady's Gold Timex: between SAB and Alice Lloyd. Sentimental Value-Reward! 764-6944. 6AO 417 share House S.W. Ann Arbor. Quiet residenual neighborhood. Nonsmoker, laundry. 769-6436.86C0510 FALL RENTAL-furnished two bedroom modern. Laundry, parking, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 3, 1981-Pag-1w - i1i1l"P ally cU X) I Chase Listing of movies for a contest sponsored by STATE THEATER MIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri. & Sat. April 2-3 __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _V__ _ _ _ _ _ FOUND: ONE ENGINEERING DRAFTING KIT CAMPUS Six bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen, 2 BY S: University bus stop. Describe contents to baths, laundry, 3 parking spaces, nice yard, car- claim. Call Jan 764-5748. dA0404 petin...…
…F ish Tales By MARK FISCHER NBA Playoffs are here .. . 0 * ,give them their due A 2' Sure, it was opening day yesterday. Sure, it's Masters time again. But there's still plenty of time to catch 'baseball fever"-161 games in fact-and golf's going to be with us all summer as well. - Not so with pro basketball, which won't be around in a month or so. So now, with the playoffs well underway and the action getting hotter with every game, it's ti...…
…4 The Michigan Daily, Friday, April 17, 1981-Page 13 PUT IT INiTHE i Ii i I: I 3I4I0i (Continued from Page 12) 4-BEDROOM APT. May-Aug. Great location. Close to: Cetral Campus, Med. School. 2 entrances, 2 por- ches. Gall 665-7700,769-4254. 70U0417 MODERN 2 Bedrm furnished apt. Laundry, parking, air-conditioning. Sublet May-August. On campus. Reasonable. Call 995-8721. 62U0417 CAMPUS Available for May-August, completely furnished, modern...…
…a Page 14-Friday, April 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily (Continued from Page 1) Students fear growth of antd-Jewish groups The NDPC is a right-wing anti- Semitic group backed by Lyndon LaRouche and the U.S. Labor Party, Levy claimed. "WE WANT STUDENTS to realize that there are several groups aiming at campus trying to infest the University community with 'hate," Levy said. "These groups are anti-black, anti-Jew, and anti-gay." But, an NCPCg spok...…
…0 Page 14-Friday, April 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily Miller, three others lead Masters AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Johnny Miller, golf's comeback kid, conquered slick, fast, greens with a new putting grip, shot a solid 3-under-par 69 and tied three others for the first-round lead in the 45th Masters. Miller was once the game's Golden Boy but a struggling also-ran in the throes of a long, mysterious slump until he turned it all around a year ago. He s...…
… 4 THE ROLLING STONES I THE GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND EVE SPORTS Page 14 Friday, April 17, 1981 Th R he Michigan Daily FRIEDER 19-11 IN FIRST YEAR . _ MORE HOT ROCKS HOT ROCKS THE ROLLG STOMES THE ROLLING STONES-'64-71 M m*Hi Cotoarns Sstsfocti BrownSugar onk 2 "'ltmm GPC8I 1tE11and157 other Rolling ' A good season' -pp. ' N4EVER SE1ORt AVAILABI.E IN AMER~ICA PS 606 (2 RECORD SET) PS 626 (2 RECORD SECT), 10.99 (14.98 lis...…
…The Michiqon Daily Reagan, Brady moving rapidly From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - President Reagan, making "super" progress, took four walks around his hospital suite yester- day while life support tubes remained fixed in his chest and nose. He told two visiting senators, "I found out it hurts to get shot." After his best night's sleep since an apparent ricochet bullet tore into his left lung in Monday's assassination at- tempt, the president was ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 17, 1981-Page 15 Fish Tales fRE TIITIE SAVERS By MARK FISCHER Loyalty loss licked Rome... ... major league baseball next WRITE FOR FREE MAILERS OR ENCLOSE YOUR FILM OR COLOR NEGATIVES IN ANY ENVELOPE AND MAIL TO: OYALTY. Without it, certain things fall apart. Over a thousand years ago, the Roman Empire fell apart largely because it was no longer being defended by loyal citizens, but rather by paid or...…
….. SPORTS Page 16 Friday, April 3, 1981 Ieers awarded at banquet; qBlum, ManM.nin'g share MVP By MARTHA CRALL The Michigan Dekers Club gave their annual awards last night to the 1980-81 Wolverine hockey team. For the first time since 1972, two Most Valuable Players were named, John Blum and Tim Manning, for their outstanding work on the power play. Paul Fricker was given his All-American award; head coach John Giordano was presented wi...…
…Page 16-Friday, April 17, 1981-The Michigan Daily . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K ( 4 '" Receivers highlight draft $100,000 Inventory Clearance !- Dne Third Off publishers' list prices on By RON POLLACK Second of a two-part Series A Daily Sports Analysis Nowhere will it be more evident that the forward pass is catching up to the, running game in college football than in this year's NFL draft (April 28-29). Wher...…
…THIS BUD'S FOR YOU By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE M The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 3, 1981-Page 17 SPOR TS OF THE DAIL Y: Softballers split, 2-6, 81 Bv nDREW HARP ATTENTION ALL RECIPIENTS OF 0 beMittigan Batt Please return your survey response as soon as possible. p in arms.. . j ; Tiger pitching improved? TT SEEMS HIGHLY ILLOGICAL that a team can score more runs than any other group in the Major Leagues and still finish 19 games out of first place...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 17, 1981-Page 17 iIndians scalp 'li~lilwaukee, 1-0 Son Garland 's 'six-hit pitching MILWAUKEE (AP) - Bo Diaz doubled home the only run and Wayne Garland pit- ched a six-hitter, leading the Cleveland In- dians to a 1-0 victory over Milwaukee and spoiling the Brewers' home opener yester- day. The Indians scored against Mike Cald- well, 1-1, in the second when Toby Harrah walked with one out and raced home on Di...…
…Page 18-Friday, April 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Women's crisis center in fiscal limbo 0a PERFECT FRERIPTION Kentucky explosion A Kentucky State Police trooper checks through the rubble of a blast that killed at least two people yesterday. The blast destroyed a building and heavily damaged several other buildings and cars in Newport, Ky. Accor- ding to Newport fire chief Ralph Quitter, the explosion was caused by fireworks illegally being...…
…Page 18-Friday, April 17, 1981-The M ichigan Daily 40 a > . 1 : : . , . . = ;: _- / i/ ... Mme.. - Y' / . 5 y t III tt. 44 <. ' "" .3 .. r , \/ /" . :.. r t'', l . '": :_ t,_ 1 . ' t F/ You get a return of 50% of the List Price-or belier -on Good Condition USED textbooks already 'reported for future use. 7-STARTING NOW, WE'RE PAYING OVER HALFTiHE LIST PRICE ON THESE - a 0. ABRAMS BLUM COP' DORNBUSCH FREEDMAN GARDNER H ILGARD ...…
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….w v w Th ~icigan Dally- rica ';gefl'--ri day, ApriIt 17, f-The ech igobnD6ily THE MAYAN TEMPLE city of Uxmal is one of the most elaborate ruins in Mexico. The ancient Mayans believed in human sacrifice, although it didn't originate with them but with the Aztecs of northern Mexico. travel Let us turn your travel dreams into reality . .. Yucatan .: . (Continued from Page 15) warriors were placed to please Chac Mool and bring on rain. The s...…
…p U V V w g9 y -Page'--=Fiday; April 17, ,141-The-Michigan Daily -07 -W7 -W -W Alaska . 0 " THE CANADIAN ROCKIES extend along the Alaskan Highway from British Columbia to the Yukon Territory. Kluane National Park, Yukon Territory, is located at milepost 1,109 of the 1,520-mile Alaskan Highway. Action SportsfWear FACTORY CLOSEOUTS Swimwear, Footwear, Bodywear Discounts on Summer Sports clothing and equipment Specializes in Quantity Ord...…
…U V ~Page 16-Fridoy, April 17, 1981-The Michigan baiiIy the Michigcin Daily-F' daj IiU- I~ - I II i , I U II SHAWN SPENDS HER time mostly working on a pebbled flooring on the far lower left of this drawing, near the macellum (meat market). This is an overview of the Baths Basilica of Wroxeter. Students dig theEnglish countryside Do you really want tc all that stuff home you this summer? (TUR ATn 2500 S. Indusi Ann Arbor,]r 973-2212 When y...…
… V U v w V -W _W _W Page 6-Friday, April 17, 1981-The Michigan Daily STUDENTS LOOK AT one of the walls uncovered in the archaeological dig at the ancient city of Wroxeter, England. The dig has been going on for nearly four decades. cluded a variety of guest lecturers in different specialized fields of ar- chaeological research. WE WERE TO try and use the remaining time each night to prepare two presentations involving our field work t...…
…Page 14-Friday, April 17481-The Michigan DoiT w -9 The Akan Doily-Friday, Al Alaska . 0 0 W (Continued from Page 4) spell, that little Honda passed me again-the passengers must have taken a break while I passed them. And once again, it showered my truck with gravel. About an hour later I saw the Honda on the side of the road with its owner jacking up the rear end. They had a flat tire after driving only 100 miles. Sometimes there were u...…
…V V V Page 8-Friday, April 17, 1981-The Michigan Daily a -W -1w The Michigan Daily-Friday, From Diamonds... ...To Dinnerware Rolling slowly westward the And Much More 36-hour ride . 0 Where else but at Seyfried's can te largest selection of you find th engagement rings and wedding bands. From gold chains to mono- grammed jewelry. From class rings to ear piercing (everyday). We can help you find that special gift. Fin e Jewe...…
…Page 12-Friday, April 17, 1981-The Michigan Daily w v 9 a 0 0 The Michigan Daily-Friday, Apri HAVE A BALL! - Mardi Gras: A city puts its cares on hold 504 FREE PINBALL good atoall 4 stores TOMMY'S HOLIDAY CAMP Packard & State THE CROSS-EYED MOOSE 613 E. Liberty FLIPPER McGEE'S 525 W. Cross{ 1217 S. University By STEVE HOOK T ake 'em off ! Take 'em off !" Outside of Fat Harry's the patrons-primarily college- aged and male-glare onto a...…
… V- w -W -in Page 10-Friday, April 17, 1981-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Frida A summer on N. Manitou Isolated island region site of deer herd study By MAUREEN FLEMING versity in 1980 he applied to several gradu- ate schools to pursue a degree in wildlife management. P'rof. Dale McCullough at the University's School of Natural Resources wrote to Dave, asking him if he would be interested in conducting a two-summer deer manage...…
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… Page Two - The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 18, 1981 Two deadin Bursley shooting w Iq Vi - (Continued from Page 1) one floor below the scene of yesterday's shootings, said he went upstairs to see what caused the fire after the alarm sounded. "I saw down by the bathroom in the middle of the hall somebody lying on the floor," Bonevich said. "There were two security guards kneeling by the guy. They kept asking 'Does anybody have any towels?...…
…w I Page Ten - Saturday, April 18, 1981 - The Michigan Daily Y 4 t$u vA a ealX Poland approves private farmers' union WARSAW, Poland (AP)-In an emotion-charged ceremony heralding further liberalization of Polish life, the communist government signed an agreement yesterday paving the way for registration of an independent union of private farmers by May 1. Some 40 farmers, many embracing and weeping for joy, joined government negotiators ...…
… OPINIO N Page Four Saturday, April 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily 'U'-Nurses talks may be delayed until April 28 Page Nine - Saturday, April 18, 198 DoaTree aFax Recycle Your D Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI, No.®157 420 Maynard St. Saturday, April18, 1981 Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board A terror strikes closeto home T wo University students are...…
…0 Page Eight- Saturday, April 18, 1981 - The Michigan Daily Regents approve $13.50 hike in health service assessment 'U' The Michigan Daily - Saturday, Apr o fficials say it's impossib to enforce ban on guns in d By BARRY WITT In a meeting marred by early reports of yesterday's shootings, the Regents passed by a 6-2 vote a 40 percent in- crease in health service fees. Students will be required to pay a $47 per term Health Service fee, up ...…
…1 Daily The Michigan Daily -- Saturday, April' B URSLE Y MEETING HUSHED, TENSE You told her you have your own place. Now youhave to teli your roommates. 0 Shapir By KEVIN TOTTIS I C "77 PY1tC 1Cn.77CC rl Bursley's main lobby buzzed with ac- tivity last night as members of the local media questioned residents about yesterday's shooting. Upstairs in Bursley's West Cafeteria, however, residents were hushed as university President Harold Sh...…
