…*Thursday, April 15, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven *Thursday, April 15, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _.., :' Defense League founder urges Jewish nationalism brotherhood RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE: Knore . Un-eaIt-i Tight budget causes problems research committee ,. (Continued from Page 1) tective" supervision of their par- ment," says Ellis Wunsch, assist- By GERI SPRUNG fact that the Jews have never when he walked in. That's why thj Teache...…
…Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, April 15, 1971 4 z. 4 ' Athletics and school: Are they com patible? a TONIGHT MIKE SMITH Ann Arbor country-western superstar By TERRI FOUCHEY and BETSY MAHON Daily Sports Analysis Last of a series The athlete in the athletic world is expected to be at the top of the heap. The majority of students think this supremacy carries over into the classroom and most social situations in the non-athletic s...…
…Thursday, April 1.5, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PQae Nine ThrdaAri 5,17 TEMIHGN AL Po~e Nine w Yanks mellow Tigers; Brewers blatz Chisox Racketmen bowl over Kazoo U.; Ross, Ravreby win in squeakers By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Felipe Alou, mak- ing his debut with New York, drilled a fourth-inning home run yesterday that touched off a four- run uprising and started the Yan- kees to an 8-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Alou was acq...…
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… I The RC student: Enjoying a flexible education By CARLA RAPOPORT Second of a series The first description of the Resi- dential College, published in 1966, contains extravagant drawings of an $11.8 million RC campus nestled comfortably among North Campus trees bordering on the Huron River. Looking out his window to the puddles of East University Ave., an RC student stood in his crowded East Quad room a few days ago, laughed, and said he...…
…Page Two TEMCIA AL THE MICHIGAN GAILY Wednesday, April 14, 197f 1 Poverty, teach-in set today By JUANITA ANDERSON The Washtenaw County Black Economic Development L e a g u e and Welfare Rights Organization' (BEDL-WRO) is sponsoring a' teach-in on poverty and related issues today. The day-long symposium deal- ing with the nature of poverty and methods of combatting it, will be feld in Rackham's fourth floor assembly hall. Henry Bryant, vic...…
…n A NOMINATED FORE ACADEMY AWARSE BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR BEST ACTRESS GP BEST ACTOR Thursday is Academy Award Night Attend the 7 P.M, show and then watch Channel 4 at 10 P.M. page thi Wednesday, April 14, 1971 news Sree Q *fr~i ia SAM :4BvwtjLy NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three briefs By The Associated Press Stanford police 1: 4 : PARAMOUN PICUR PESUMS Ali Macraw-"Ryan O'Neal A H...…
… Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A scenario of the anti-war offensive 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor; Mich News Phone: 764-1'552 Editorials printed in The Michiqan Doily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1971 NIGHT EDITOR: SARA FITZGERALD Vietnamization: Nixon's folly V OR ALMOST a year n...…
…Wednesday, April 14, 1 97'1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' WenedyAri 1,191TH MCIGNDAL Habitat: TJ Moshe Safdie: BEYOND HA- BITAT, 1970, MIT Press, $10. By JIM THOMPSON Combining equal amounts of genius and pure guts a young Canadian architect named Moshe Safdie battled bureaucratic es- tablishments in Canada to create a unique housing structure for the Expo 1967. The project, Habi- tat, and the struggle by a group of progressively-minded archi- tect...…
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…Page Seven Wednesday,, April '14, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WednesdayApril14, 171 THE MICIGAN DAILYPage Seve , } , Daily Classif eds PERSONAL *1 PERSONAL FEMALES (ladiest freaks) come to our big year end party Friday nite, 7:00 til ? Fine wine, dancing, and what- ever. PHI RHO SIGMA Medical frat. 220 N. Ingalls (next to St. Joseph hosp.). Info, call 761-6515. 25F80 WATERBEDS, some people call them, America's most exciting sports arena.:...…
…Page Eight THE. MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, April 14, 197 PageEigh THEMICHGAN AIL II f Store Your Winter .R:34 r Tenders' a da n ages, Garments With GREENE'S Pick Them Up When You Return in the Fall JUST CALL GREENE"S for one of those fabulous Handi-Hampers. Pack all the clothes you won't wear until fall-Clothes you would ordinarily pack up, take home, have cleaned, pack up again and bring back in the fall. NOW, ALL YOU NEED TO DO is t...…
…Wednesday, April 14, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Wednsda, Apil 4, 171 HE MCHIAN DILYPageNin Bruins club Rangers edg By The Associated Press BOSTON - Veteran Johnny Bucyk wrecked Montreal's c o m e- back hopes with a dramatic un-: assisted goal at 12:47 of the third' period as the Boston Bruins de- feated the Canadians 7-3 last night to take a 3-2 advantage in their best-of-seven National Hock- ey League playoff. The Bruins took a 5...…
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…THREAT TO STUDENT RIGHTS See Editorial Page Lwligx ~!IaitM MOODY High-65 Low-40 Mostly cloudy, showers likely Vol. LXXXI, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 13, 1971 Ten Cents esidential ollee: Four ears of innov By HESTER PULLING 25 55# ssisN %%225 55%##s5tion, has tested the educational into a community academically. evaluation by the teacher of each makin and CARLA RAPOPORT value of the planners' experi- However, only the colle...…
…I Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 13, 1971 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Iahler on Columbia: Listening experience By JOSEPH N. MARCUS Gustav M a h i e r (1860-1911) dreaded writing a ninth sym- pathy. Aware that he was the heir of the Viennese symphonic tradition, and that his prede'. cessors Beethoven, Schubert and Bruckner died just before or just after writing their ninth sym- phonies, Mahler was not about to take any chance...…
… 1 Both pa WASHINGTON (IP) - Much of the tra- ditional hoopla may be missing from the 1972 political conventions; they won't start the roll calls with Alabama and the favorite sons won't be favored any more. Plans being formulated by special commissions of both parties indicate Democratic changes will be far more sweeping than those in the Republican convention. Two Democratic groups have been working since early 1969 to revise the delegate s...…
… Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan quixotic quest The dignity that is CaI/ey voick perloff 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1971 NIGHT EDITOR: ROSE SUE BERSTEIN Threat to students' rights AS ...…
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…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 13, 1971 l r F-. For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone 764-0557 Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-Noon i (Continued from Page 5) , LOST AND FOUND rOUND: small white female puppy, w/ brown ears, in U Towers on the 11th, 'Doreen, 761-3971. dA7 SI LVR PENDANT yon-yang design Lgy 4/7. Reward. 761-589. 72A7 -Black and gray striped kitten with spottedblack and white belly. Wi...…
…Tuesday, April 1, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Page Seven Tuesday, April 13, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Seven a U RC: Juggling education for four years I ILOFN4 (Continued from Page 1) value the RC because it has taught me to think, something I probably wouldn't have gotten from LSA." Since most RC students take about 50 per cent of their classes in the literary college, they are inclined to compare the two col- leges. In contrastin...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 131971 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 13, 1971 A, i 4. 4I Photos by RANDY E DMO NDS (photo edtor ) 4' r- THE YEARBOOK HAS ARRIVED t f I wI BRING RECEIPT OR $8.00 APRIL 13-16 DISTRIBUTION DA- AT: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. OR. I E - SUA …
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…-Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 13, .1971 __g e H IHGNDIL usaArl1,17 OF EASY PICK-UP Sony's New Model 120: The Lightweight Portable with a {Built-in Mike Athletes spew t on scholarshi s .129)5 o Y NEe'VERe'HEARtTSSeGOO YOU NEVER HEARD IT GOD it t HI-Fl BUYS Ann Arbor-East Lansing 618 S. MAIN 769-4700 UualitI Sou :d Throug/i Quality Equipment" By TERRI FOUCHEY and BETSY MAHON Daily Sports Analysis (First of a Series)...…
…Tuesday, April 13, 1.971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Red Sox lask Senators, 10-7 SLAM AVERTED: Coody ruins Nicklaus' dream By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Pitcher Ray Culp and Reggie Smith contributed two-run singles and Rico Petrocelli hit his first homer in a six-run seventh inning last night as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Wash- ington Senators 10-7. Jerry Janeski held the Red Sox to Petrocelli's fourth inning single o...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY -0 Tuesday, April 13, 1971 Students register for fall Early registration for the fall semester opened yesterday and will continue for the next two weeks. Students who have advanced classified can pick up their regis- tration materials at their u n i t office and register at Waterman Gym from 8:10 to 11:40 and 1:00 to 4:40 p.m. weekdays through April 23. In order to early register, all outstanding bills - tui...…
…THE POISONING OF AMERICA See Editorial Page Si i& au :4Da itM SUN DAY High--74 Law-35 Sunny, warmer, windy L Vol. LXXXI, No. 156 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 11, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages ' U investment priority: Profit or social concerns? By MARK DILLEN Daily News Analysis In an office on the fifth floor of the University Administrations bldg. a small portfolio contains a list of 90 corporations. Occasionally, upon routine a...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Apri l 11, 1971 'U' investment: Profit or morality? (Continued from Page 1) At Harvard, Yale, Princeton, the because we felt it improper on University of Pennsylvania a n d public health grounds, but because Stanford - all schools with large it just wasn't good business." endowment funds for investing in Likewise was a previous decis- corporations - student-faculty ion not to invest in companies commi...…
…CINMA ILD SATURDAY, SUNDAY-APRIL 10, 11 LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS dir. ROGER CORMAN (USA) 1960 "Wet or dry" says Seymour to the hooker, "Give me to eat," says Audrey, Jr. in a Shakespearean-Bur- roughs style epic heralding a hybrid heart-rending herb cruising for humanburgers. And the boy who loved her. In other words "THE PLANET MOVIE." "Leesten, it's not only Zen, it's the Chicken Soup of cinema aesthetics." -s. Berlin page three Ci4c 5143a ...…
…The (food poisoning of America How food additives earn corporate profits at the eaters' expense By DANIEL ZWERDLING Canterbury, Englan4 ( -- A 23 year old woman starved to death beeause she believed nearly all human food was produced by the suffering of animals, the Canterbury coroner's- court was told. Miss Brenda Holton, an of. flee secretary, had a horror of all meat and other, foods that -s h e, thought had been tainted by chemical s...…
…Common diseases like cancer and mental retardation may be caused by chronic food additive poisoning -but it will take years to find out. (Continued from Page 4) Canadian experiment wasn't good enough and promised FDA it would carry'out its own studies. So FDA asks the public to hold its breath and' con- tinue swigging brominated vegetable' oils until the Flavor Association fin- ishes its lab tests - hopefully by the end of 1973. To fend of...…
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…April 1 1 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven April 11, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Seven or Direct Iu'assi id lAdlService. Ione 764-0557 Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-Noon Prof wages campaign against dossier dictatorship' of data files (Continued from Page 6) PERSONAL DON'T POLLUTE YOUR BODY OR YOUR ENVIRONMENT. Use Shacklee organic (made from Soybeans) clean- sers: Basic H (household cleaner - good for campin...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, April 11, 1971 _ ___ NJ) S _.. ''C..R Urdm \Vn- andI wen in frn (Alwhen he took a defenn ew on the seventh. ai nL u h itLPI th ninth, o ano r. AI Uhree: the par-five 13L'h, putting hhn 10 was at 215 strokns Untdr par for the tourna- r and m enta ndt four in z ront of the kk IL 6 vv ti<h V lack t F) 101 F ~ P ~l ~ne \ 0 ~li"' I P 1 The n NIi ka who had been U ;I n i >of ti pace through- I P a amm. i. bgan t...…
…Sunday, April 11, 1971 ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Helt, Burton shutout EMU, 1-0, 2-0 By BOB ANDREWS The Wolverine diamondmen, led once again by their superlatives pitching, sailed to their third and fourth straight home victories as they swept Eastern Michigan in a twinbill by the scores of 1-0 in eight inningsand 2-0. The two wins gave Michigan a 10-4 over- all record for the season. In the opener, it was the fine pitching of Pete Helt ...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, April 11, 1971 The (food) poisoning of America Continued from Page 5 there are harmful substances in foods. So why add more of them?" Jean Mayer suggests we start eli- minating the additives which indus- try puts in the food purely for (dubi- ous) aesthetic value. Start with arti- ficial colors: "They're a marketing tool," admits Trauberman. Without artificial food coloring, orange peels may sometimes loo...…
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…410' 41 t 4 4, 9' 4 A Zinaid a Hippius: Clarifying the mystery (Continued from Page 7) it. Merezhkovsky and his wife found a sympathetic participant in D.V. Filosofov, a journalist and aesthete. They began to cele- brate their private Divine Serv- ices in the Merezhkovskys' apart- ment and to carefully publicize their new "Cause." But from the -start a fatal dissension began to weaken the framework of the church. Hippius was disturbed b...…
… )a. 4. IN "The Greening of Charles Reich, THE GREEN- ING OF AMERICA, Random House, $7.95. By JIM NEUBACHER It has been evident since the mid-fifties that American tech- nological society produces, along with an abundance of goods and services, a deep and overwhelm- ing sense of alienation and per- sonal powerlessness in many of the citizens who play a role in that society. A number of perceptive social critics have produced books dealing...…
… 4 a ff, ir A Reich: (Continued from Page 5) the power of the, Corporate State is to live differently npow." Sure. Everyone lights up and the State melts away, because it's really only a product of false consciousness anyway; it repre- sents no real class interest be- cause it is beyond classes; it's developed into a monstrous ogre which is completely out of con- trol and the only way to stop it is to "live differently now." Ev- en the pe...…
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…if t. ANNOUNCES INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS-1971-1972 CHORAL UNION SERIES Hill Auditorium ARTURO BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI, Pianist_.......... .....Mon., Oct. 4 NATHAN MILSTEIN, Violinist ....... ..... . Mon., Nov. 8 SHIRLEY VERRETT, Mezzo-Soprano .................... Thurs., Nov. 18 CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA .........................Wed., Dec. 8 Pierre Boulez, Conductor ANDRES SEGOVIA, Guitarist .............. .............._-Sat., Jan. 22 JACQUELIN...…
…wM :, A I- is ,W IV A i . May- Festival: Musical welcome t The annual May Festival, pre- snted by the University Musi- cal Society will begin April 29 and continue through May 2. This year's series promises to be one of the best ever pre- sented. The May Festival is the start of the summer music session at the University and brings some of the best classical artists from all over the world to Ann Ar- bor, as well as making use of lo...…
…Ideological By ALAN LENHOFF Daily News Analysis Despite the recent election of four conservative Student Caucus candi- dates to Student Government Council (SGC), right-wing political activity at ' the University continues to be plagued by a lack of student support, and divi- sive ideological factionalism. In general, conservatives them- selves disavow the view that their recent electoral victories indicate a resurgence of campus conservatism....…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, April 10, 1971 Page Two art To Russia ... By DONALD SO SIN * The distinguished U - M Chamber Cho ir, directed by Thomas Hilbish, which in the past has performed at the Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds and has won acclaim for its renditions of contemporary rep- ertoire, will leave next Friday for a seven-week tour of the Soviet Union, under the U.S.- U.S.S.R. Cultural Presentations Program. Its members, ...…
