…Pogoi -Friday, April 3, 1981-Tb. Michigan Daily Page two - Grade- Point Average Statistics *IV Go cmm m aC.IpiI0 6on CE 6"5 I"= EM13AT R2ES E 071 C a" HIGHWAY 7ENMR SEN DivISIoN TOTAL 240 401 LICE 401 LIN SPAC SYS 412 CICE 412 PRW-.STAT 432 0CC432 ANALOG COM64310 _ 434 010£ 44 DIG comN*I6 410 c102 450 FND0 00941SYS 4460 0 CC40 3STAY DIG GNP w- " . w 21.218 P P0P" OW w" "eM 1M6 51 r .20 P3CO/F 0W SPA Div em66 00I Dam"IPTION I v 1 0 ...…
…""S MRS MRs ELE FMPEO pip CowX 0 A 2 O 0 8 3.000 DIVI SION TOTAL 5366 1066 23 1466T , 22677 339 101 CHIN 101 BEGINNING 201 CHIN 201 SECOND YR CHINESE 376 CHIN 376 ADV SPOI(EN-CHIN 405 CHIN 405 THIRD-YEAR 451 CHIN 451 LITERARY CHINESE TM 461 CHIN 461 READINGS MlOD CHIN 466 CHIN 468 HIST CHIN THOT 471 CHIN 471 CLAS CHIN LIT TRH 53 75 15 175 20 5 30 65 4 0 0 4 5 0 0 25 5 4 0 16 3 I5 0 0 I 0 0 3 12 12 3 21 2.371 3.192 3.672 3,000 3.500 ...…
…I4ogB~-Friday, April 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Page 4 - Grade= Point Overage SWttstics IIB RS 16 HIRS DIV CBE COURSE DESCRIPTION ELECS PEND P/P COMP G P A 406 POL SCI 408 COI9IUN THOUGHNT $0 60 0 140 3.051 410 POL SCI 410 AMER POL PROC 75 36 0 26.4 2.516 411 POL SC! 411 AMER POL PROC 100 36 4 360 3.184 412 POL SCI 412 LEGAL PROCESS 62 20 4 304 3.003 413 POL SCI 413 AMER CONST POL 66 24 16 224 2.732 4 "m m" HwS ELECS PEWD F/F ° COME' 0P A ...…
…Page 5 - Grade- Point Average Statistics DIV 021 COUIRSE OERInPT ION ELECS rEND F/F c059w .'PA =21 FLUTE 221 PERFORMANCE 2 0 0 6 4.000O 2ag FLUTE 239 PERFORMANCE 3 0 0 12 4.000 3301 FLUTE 339 PERFORMANCE 1 0 0 0 4.000 - 423 FLUTE 423 PEFORMNE 1 0 0 2 4.000 428B FUTE 426 PERFORMANCE 1 0 0 2 .000 439 FLUTE 4"9 PERFORMANCE 3 8 0 72 3.00 626 1_00 FRENM ORN 100 PERFORMANCE 13 0_ 0 0 3.440 111 AREN MORN 1 PERFORMANCE 0 3 0 7 3.000 221 FREN HORN 221 ...…
…Page 10-Friday, April 3, 1981-The Michigan Doily 33ORDERlS a BOOK SHOP Iou are Cordially Invited. oa Booksigning J" . I Fr. Hash Bash arrests down (313)668-7652 - - r" ~,Id ' & Ir ,-' wf 'I-. .. -a P M M C formal teception m with ~f O AU jCApril 4 2-4 By DAVID SPAK After fewer than 500 people attended the annual Hash Bash Wednesday, some city and University officials are predicting the event is finally coming to an end. The non-Unive...…
…r 4. 1 Sy ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, April 3, 1981 Page 11 *Non-dance majors strut their stuff cI CO sa I By ANNA NISSEN - Give them a tape deck and a har- 4wood' floor and the members of IM- .PACT are ready to leap, spin, and roll. Soon to be established as a UAC com- mittee, IMPACT is a student jazz group whose second annual performance will he held at Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre on April 3rd and 4th. Company members come from many c...…
…*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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
….. 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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…Let them eat, er, take cake By PAMELA KRAMER Imagine a class that meets from 11 a.m. to noon on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, requires minimal attendance and few study hours, and guarantees four credits along with an "A." That sort of class is the quintessential "blow- off" course, according to many students passing through the peer academic counseling office. And, costing several hundred dollars, it is one of the most expensive pieces o...…
…Page 2-Thursday, April 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily STUDENTS LOOK FOR EASY CLASSES Let them take cake (Continued from Page 1) get by without a lot of new work. This point is often overlooked by students in search of cake courses, ac- cording to Harris Olson, LSA associate registrar. "IF YOU'RE IN a class at the School of Music with a music major (and you've had no training), who's going to think the course is easier?" he asked. Peer counselors ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 2, 1981-Page 3 MSA to plot budget strategies By BETH ALLEN The Michigan Student Assembly plans to take a stand on budget cut issues tonight as they attend a special meeting to formulate official policy on the matter. A student representative from the University Budget Priorities Commit- tee attended Tuesday's meeting, asking MSA to define a policy so they would know how to vote on review committee recommen...…
…OPINION Page 4 Thursday, April 2, 1981 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Typing male- hating essays Vol. XCI, No. 148 420 Moynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board A smaller but better bash IT HAD ALL THE MAKINGS of a beautiful spring day. The sun was shining, a nice breeze was blowing, and it wasn't too cold. And best of all, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 2, 1981-Page 5 Which beer tasted better? An impossible question? No. The answer is, the beer on the right tasted better. The suds are the tipoff. The head lacing the glass on the right has what brewers call "cling:' Its tendency to cling to the glass tells you that the brewer didn't skimp on the hops.And that it tasted better. Ever taste a beer with no "hop" to it? 6 > Hops give a beer its zing. Too little ...…
…Page 6-Thursday, April 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily Dance Theatre Polish strike alert called off by Solidarity leaders 2 in concert I r a c(' From AP and UPI WARSAW, Poland-The independent union Solidarity can- celed its strike alert yesterday in hopes it will be treated as a "partner" in new talks with the government, the official PAP news agency said. Meanwhile, Soviet-led Warsaw Pact troops were reported preparing for "new, difficu...…
…#. 6 d ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 2, 1981 Page 7 s'Post By CHRISTOPHER POTTER The Postman Always Rings Twice was a movie waiting to be born. It languished so many years that by the time it became censorially permissible, ",the notorious urgency which drove it had receded into bucolic nostalgia. James M. Cain's scorching, once- banned Depression novel of lust and * murder has gradually evolved into a memory-play, its once-sc...…
…" Page 8--Thursday, April 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies Cinderella The Paper Chase (x) I fisting of movies for a contest sponsored by STATE THEATER MVIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri. & Sat. April 2-3 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Just look through today's Classified Ads. Five U. of M. students wi...…
…SPORTS__ Thursday, April 2, 1981 Thp Michigan Daily Page 9 'M' takes two from Eastern By MARTHA CRALL Special to the Daily YPSILANTI-If the Michigan aseball team expected an easy oubleheader like it had in its opener against Grand Valley, it was surprised. The: Wolverines found a worthy op- ponent in the Eastern Michigan Hurons. At a very windy, chilly Briggs Field yesterday, Michigan scrapped its way to a-sweep, winning the first game, 5-...…
…Page 10-Thursday, April 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily L.A. reliej race Howe Dodge(r)s minor leagues By GARY LEVY It is highly uncommon for a baseball player to make the jump from the college level straight to the major leagues. It's even more unlikely that a player who does make that jump will be successful as a rookie in the big leagues. Steve Howe beat the odds. As Los Angeles' first selection in the June 1979 draft, the 6'1" 180-pound Ho...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 2, 1981 -Page 1 i 'M') gridders battle for starting berths By RON POLLACK HELP WANTED Quarterback, left offensive guard, cen- ter, wide receiver, inside linebacker, outside linebacker, and defensive tackle needed for the Michigan football team. Previous experience necessary. Fringe benefits include: national ex- posure, travel to various midwestern cities during the fall months and warm ilnate on Jan. 1 o...…
…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...…
…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom P girl a ai APRIL SHO)WERS Scattered thundershowers possible with a high in the low 6s Vol. XCI, No. 147 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, April 1, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Handicapped students cope with life at the U By KATHLYN HOOVER T HE WOMAN WALKS into the lecture hail and pauses by the door. Her dog Angel waits patiently by her side. "Can someone help me fin...…
…I Page 2-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily WHIT E HOUSE COMMENDS RESPONSE: . . . Haig 's quick action supported And sources said Reagan's military command system WASHINGTON (UPI) - Officials said yesterday the placed the secretary of defense ahead of Haig in a crisis. bullet that wounded President Reagan set off a smooth, pre- Speaker Thomas O'Neill said he was not offended. arranged White House military command system, and "I KNEW ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-Page 3 Hinckley's defense to hinge on psychiatric tests WASHINGTON (UPI)-John Hin- ckley, the stocky college dropout and drifter charged with trying to kill President Reagan, was held without bond today at the Quantico Marine Base, awaiting psychiatric tests that may be the key to his defense. John "Jack" Hinckley Jr., 25, the son of a wealthy Evergreen, Colo. oilman, was charged with attempting to...…
…OPINION P....g.e4. Wednesday, A pril 1, 1981 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students of The University of Michigan UnsungSecret Serviceheroes Vol. XCI, No. 147 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Progress in budget cuts T HE UNIVERSITY Budget Priorities Committee has acted wisely in its decisions concerning cuts in the University's non-academic budget, but u...…
…ARTS t The Michigan Daily Wednesday, April 1, 1981 Page 5 p Clips'fromTheFoxandtheHound' and other upcoming Disney studio productions will be featured in Disney on Film,' a presentation on the studio's past, present, and future this Friday at 7:A0 in Aud. A., Angell ,.," Hall. Studio animators Eric Larson and John Musker, and special effec- ts expert Harrison Ellenshaw, will be on hand for discussion, and a 50- minute film of behind-the...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily OPEE LETTER TO THE U I ERSITY CO U ITY Recently, many students here at the University have received an affront to their intelligence and moral sensibilities in the form of a letter. The envelope of this letter displayed the return address of the Legion for the Survival of Freedom but the letter inside identi- fied the sender as the Institute for Historical Review, a Westcoast-based ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-Page 7 'life challenges handicaped students (Continued from Page 1) r awaauaaucas sa vaaa a aaac a i din my lectures,' "Minor said. 1INOR WILL be graduating after ther this spring or summer term. She tranisf erred here from Laredo Junior College in the summer of 1978 and must meet the same requirements as other stud nts. Her handicap means she must spend extra time and effort in her studies. "Beii...…
…" Page 8-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'I If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies Cinderella( The Paper Chase _____________________________I Listing of movies for a contest sponsored by STATE THEATER MIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri. & Sat. April 2-3 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Just look through today's Classified Ads...…
…President's guards The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 1, l981-Page 9 look for answers ,.} WASHINGTON (AP)-The Secret Service is off on the inevitable soul search, trying to find out how President Reagan could have been shot qn home turf, barely a mile from the White ouse. "These guys were competing with a bullet," said Jack Warner of the Secret Service, the agency charged with protecting presidents. WARNER SAID yesterday the service is con...…
…SPORTS Page 10 Wednesday, April 1, 1981 BLUE NINE S WEEPS HOME OPENER FROM GRAND VALLEY Wolverines destroy Lakers 12-2, The Michigan Daily, 1O- By JOHN KERR Although the sky was blue, the sun was shining, and the temperature was in the 70's yesterday, it was anything but a beautiful day for the Grand Valley State baseball team. The Lakers, plagued by poor defense and weak pitching, just weren't of the same. caliber as the Wolverines...…
…"k G jcte By GREG DeGULIS The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-Page 11 Premier guard key to national title... .@. ..Isiah Thomas follows tradition What are the ingredients which make up a national championship basketball team? For many coaches, the answer to that question would make them the gourmets of the coaching profession. The creation of a championship team requires many hours spent in a hot kit- chen. The coaches' duties includ...…
…Iraq, Iran kiss and make up See P'age 11 B. r Ninety-one Years of Editorial Permissiveness. £IJ*IiLiLi- A. aiu lii aug Teargas Showers Cloudy today, especially near the Diag, where a Columbian high should prevail. Beer bottle and teargas showers follow towards evening, Page 12 Wednesday, April 1, 1981 The Michigan Daily Budget- cutting Regents agree to eliminate LSA for the College of Engineering as soon as he takes office. Bo...…
…-~- ~ . x .. r .. .a t'tt...a. * A.r.. ae u. ...r ft Rev. Moon's CARP recruits on campus Campus group promotes Divine Principle By ALISON HIRSCHEL In the midst of a Diag crowd obviously sympa- thetic to speakers who were denouncing the call for draft registration, one small but vocal group ap- peared somewhat out of place. Their signs were not anti-draft or even anti-war, but rather displayed such slogans as "Stop Sovief Im- perialism" and "...…
…-- iw-m4- "1 e 2-Synday, April 20, 1980-The Michigan Daily Picture of city housing bleak (Continued from Page 1) esident and chief financial officer, ed three reasons for the University's sition. First, he said, there has been a, cining enrollment due to phased- wn University programs. Second, ere are fewer college-age students. nally, the required money to finance ch projects is prohibitive, he said. He [ded there is an uncertainty ncern...…
…i The Michigan Daily-Sunday,,April 20, 1980-PQge 3 INFACT calls for halt to Nestles ads SUNDAY, APRIL 20 FILMS Cinema Guild-Olympia Part 1, 7,9:05 p.m., Old Arch. Aud. Cinema Two-Belle de Jour, 7, 9 p.m., Aud. A, Angell. SPEAKERS Museum of Art-Gallery talk by Louise Jackson, "Jean Lurcat's tapestry, 'Wing',"3 p.m., Museum. , , MEETINGS Hiking Club-meet Rackham N.W. entry on E. Huron, 1:30 p.m. PERFORMANCES Theatre and Drama-The Relapse, 2 ...…
… I Page 4-Sundgy, April 20, 1980-The Michigan Daily 0 1 .r 4F Ur t t 9a I tj Ninet4v Ve.ars ()/* Editorial Freedom Feiffer Vol. XC, No. 160 News Phone: 764-0552 XCAP)fKEWP l . L1 ! ri , C9',zo V,6AR OILg7 -GfRt-. THC WAY 'TH~ WALK;-It SKATE'. Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Anderson: A challenger to the Republican mainstream IF r PkA4W tom' l T'ASA cw p i K FOR14 TO 7- J AaL17 G r h TA I t16fE I~' ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 20, 1980-Page 5 An evening at thaCR house When a Daily reporter and photographer visited the local CARP house earlier this month, the mem- bers present were friendly and gracious. The house, located in a quiet suburban neighborhood about two miles from campus, was sparsely furnished, with only a picnic table, benches, and folding chairs in the living and dining areas. ON THE WALLS, a large American flag, a bl...…
…'. .., ~ a; .'ik.s ',fie.. Rr .t. i.,.: a M"xti' ^§'. 's.H Page 6-Sunday, Aprit20, 1980-The Michigan Daily INFAT aims to halt Nestles ad campaigns Refugees, describe oppression in Cuba SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) - Their eyes filled with tears of hatred and pain, Cuban refugees arriving here tell of a life of fear and deprivation in their homeland under President Fidel Castro's communist rule. They tell of shortages, of eating illegal black...…
…ugen By HOWARD WITT I think I can safely say I am one of the few people on this earth who ttended both President Shapiro's Inaugural Ball and Ted Nugent's powerful gall I know I am the only human being i'ho liked both. Now that's not to say I adored the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra at Thursday night's cotillion, or relished the Wango Tango Band at Friday night's orgy. Rather, I liked both spectacles and enjoyed watching the participants. And I even ...…
…i r Page 8-Sunday, April 20, 1980-The Michigan Daily Research may (Continued from Page 1) suffer in '80s we could not adequately address in the past." BUT NOT ALL faculty members agree that the University can effec- ttively stress both teaching and resear- ch. Economics Prof. Harvey Brazer, chairman of the Committee on the Economic Status of the Faculty, said he foresees a growth in faculty teaching loads in some departments, that will dir...…
…End of school spells trouble The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April20, 1980-Page9 or pets By MARGARET HELTON Every May, when the student population on campus shrinks significantly, the animal population at the Ann Arbor Humane Society of Huron Valley increases sharply. Students leaving town or moving to a different dwelling in the city often are unable to keep their pets and choose to give them up for adoption at the humane society, according to ...…
…WOW .._ . . _ .. _k- If you find your name and address 0 I 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY in today's MichiganVaily classified No Contest To Enter! pPe Famingos WOODY MIM j Just look through tody's Classified YOU WIN ALLEN Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their on exercise in poor taste names hidden in this section .I your and ANNIE HALL name and address appear. coll our busi- to any one of ,O hWATs i pjpim m e nesoffice at 764.0560,9, .m.-5 pm.). ...…
…The Michigan Dcily-Sunday, April 20, 1980-Page 11 11Iflii 1 1-- BEAUTIFUL bilevel sublet 3 bdrms., 2 baths, dishwasher, air cond., garbage disposal, fully carpeted, balcony, parking space,i min to CCRB, 5 min. to Med. center & central cam- EVERY SUNDAY we offer a SPECIAL ITALIAN BUFFET ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR ONLY $4.95 PUS. Call 996-9451 SPRING-SUMMER SUBLET May 1-August 31 Own bedroom in 4 bedroom house, 510 Ann St. Good /location. C...…
… Page 12-Sunday, April 20, 1980-The Michigan Daily Racqueteers volley with off-court woes El Blue Lines By Mark Borowski By KENT WALLEY Have you ever tried to reserve a racquetball court at the University? If so, then you're probably familiar with the endless line of people waiting for courts, sometimes extending all the way down the corridor at the Central Campus Recreation Building. And if you have tried to make a reservation by telephone...…
…u ;. The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 20, 1980-Page 13 SPRING INTRA-SQUAD GAME Blue annihilates White, 35-7 By MARTHA CRALL fhony Carter and Stanley Edwards ided more than enough offense for lue (first team) to overpower the e (second team), 35-7 in the annual -White intra-squad game at a ly empty Michigan Stadium ergay. rthr covered 65 yards with his five ptlons and rushed for 29 more. Ed- also had a great day, gaining 81 In 10 carries. ...…
