…T1 _- *". ,. P'age Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Uscientists examine every corner of the un , Tuesday, August 27, 1968 s vuerse1 By ELEANOR BRAUN A man today is washing dishes to find the best dish- washing machine. In another county a man is interviewing everyone in a small town to find out what families' his- tories of heart disease were. Both of thesehmen . are re- searchers from the University. They are encouraged by the University and the n...…
…48 THE MICHIGAN DAILY p Research I by STEVE WILDSTROM Managing Editor The University's research activ- ities have given it both the title "research capital of the Midwest" and "the Eyes of the Army." Military research, more than ten per cent of total research activ- ity, has won the University praise from the Defense Department and damnation from many of its students and faculty. The largest unit in the Univer- sity's research machine is th...…
…gust 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Research I U has a miss by STEVE WILDSTROM Managing Editor The University's research activ- ities have'given it both the title "research capital of the Midwest" and "the Eyes of the Army."" Military research, more than ten per cent of total research activ- ity, has wor the University praise from the 'Defense Department and damnation from many of its students and faculty. The largest unit in the Univer...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, Augusf 27, 1968 - W Faculty tries to set stable intellectual climate By LUCY KENNEDY "Why anyone would want to sit through a faculty meeting is be- yond me," one faculty member commented recently. "They're so boring." The meetings may be boring, but students found them impor- tant enough to demand and fi- nally obtain this year permission to attend. Faculty approval of student concerns such as dorm...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday. ,ugusf 27, 196$ Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 r aculty tries to set stable intellectual climate 4 By LUCY KENNEDY "Why anyone would want to sit through a faculty meeting is be- yond me," one faculty member commented recently. "They're so boring." The meetings may be boring, but students found them impor- tant enough to demand and fi- nally obtain this year permission ~to ...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pag Fve Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poac.Five LUCY KENNEDY Success via, loophole When I was a sophomore I was going to transfer. Many people around me were thinking of doing the same thing. The core of my advice is don't-don't transfer. Find a reason to stay here and stay because once you've been at the University you won't be happy anywhere else. A small co-ed liberal arts coll...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 LUGY r INNLLYW% Success Via loophole. When I was a sophomore I was going to transfer. Many people around me were thinking of doing the same thing. The core of my advice is do't-don't transfer. Find a reason to stay here and stay because once you've been at the University you won't be happy anywhere else. A small co-ed liberal arts college in New England (Middlebury College to be exact) was, I thought at the time, the p...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page SIx FHE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Individual iniative forms core of honors program FIRST BIRTHDAY: RC scores victories despite obstacles The literary college's honors program is designed to offer the qualified student spe- cial opportunities and challenges. It is geared toward the upper. 10-15 per cent of the student body and features small classes with a higher per...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page SIx VilE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Individual iniative forms core of honors program FIRST BIRTHDAY: RC scores victories despite obstacles The literary college's honors program is designed to offer the qualified student spe- cial opportunities and challenges. It is geared toward the upper 10-15 per cent of the student body and features small classes with a higher per...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1 96~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY -J Curricular innovations th reatene partment to catch up in its teach- Teaching who is doing the study ing chores under the present lan- at the request of the curriculum By DAVID MANN The literary college will le tak- ing a fresh look at some old and troublesome issues this year, in- cluding the language requirement * and the extension of the pass-f...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T ~ s a, A gs.7 9 5T H C I A A L Curricular innovations By DAVID MANN on about a dozen proposals for The literary college will be tak- changing the requirement, which ing a fresh look at some old and range from abolishing language troublesome issues this year, in- grades, as was eventually sug- cluding the language requirement gested by the steering committee, and the extension of the pass-fail ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page EIght THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 U museums go from prehistory to By NADINE COHODAS "Don't touch the dinosaur's jaw," is a cry that can be heard in University museums as well as, "on your right we have an early Picasso." A wide variety of exhibits make the University's museums a delight to thousands of ele- mentary school children as well as an integrated part of...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 U museums go from prehistory to Picasso By NADINE COHODAS "Don't touch the dinosaur's jaw," is a cry that can be heard in University museums as well as, "on your right we have an early Picasso." A wide variety of exhibits make the University's museums a delight to thousands of ele- mentary school children as well as an integrate...…
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…p 5k 4UU C1 a t t Vol., L)XIX, No'.1I Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, August 27, 1968 .;:f$ ni:fF m …
…Page Twc. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page Twc -I . T HEIM C HIGI D A.L A President, a mediator A student outburst could arouse are their sons and daughters," the the divisive emotional response president explains. that might upset the delicate bal- But Fleming feels students ance Fleming is struggling to aren't the same as they have al- maintain. He fears protest that ways been. "What is different squashes administrato...…
…Page Twc. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twc. THE MICHIGAN DAILY .,.. j . ... .. A President, a By HENRY GRIX and STEVE NISSEN A graduate student asked the new University President Robben Wright Fleming last winter if the President over contemplated sit- ting on the Diag and getting to know students. Fleming said that he had never thought of doing that, and he never has. 'However, the University Presi- dent is interested in acquainting himse...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, August 27, 1 96~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _ __ THE BUREAUCRATIC SHUFFLE: New policies threaten VP posts By STEVE NISSEN When a new face, particularly a; new president, appears on cam- pus, policy changes frequently fol- 0iow.-Job security, often assured for high level administrators, breaks down in the face of these im- pending changes. This is especially true when the new presi...…
…rea Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 Rnna f Y!1 Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN EJAILY rage i nree THE BUREAUCRATIC SHUFFLE: New policies threaten VP posts -77 N By STEVE NISSEN fWhen a new face, particularly a new president, appears on cam- pus; policy changes frequently fol- low. Job security, often assured for high level administrators, breaks down in the face of these im- pending changes. This is especially tr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MiCHIGAN DAILYTuesday, August 27, 1968 Regental iceberg continues to chill By JOHN GRAY The University's Board of Re- gents encourages students to at- tend their monthly .open meet- ings. Very few do. To a newcomer to the Univer- ° sity this might seem curious. The Regents are the absolute gov- ernors of the University. Every month they make such decisions o as the size of next year's tuit...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILYTuesday, August 27, 1968 Regental iceberg continues to chill By JOHN GRAY The University's Board of Re- gents encourages students to at- tend their monthly open meet- - . ings. Very few do. To a newcomer to the Univer- sity this might seem curious. The __ __"- Regents are the absolute gov- k.-"' :... ernors of the University. Every -. 1- w- month they make such decisions as ...…
…t Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN.DAILY Page Five Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U fights for control i of physical expansion TEXTBOOKS UP TO 1/ OFF ULRICH'S ANN ARBOR'S FRIENDLY BOOKSTORE Union"employes hit the picket lines over autonomy fight Spirit of community' lost in fall walkout By RON LANDSMAN The growing tide of unioniza- tion of public employes had to hit, the University eventually, and when it did...…
…i Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Anita- Fkvo' ruye riv 5 'U' fights f ofphysical or control expansion TEXTBOOKS UP TO OFF U LRICH'S ANN ARBOR'S FRIENDLY BOOKSTORE Union employes hit the picket lines over autonomy fight p irit of community lost in fall walkeout By RON LANDSMAN The growing tide of unioniza- tion of public employes had to hit the University eventually, and when it did the University was only half-prepare...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY .u.sd. Aua ...J.,.. ...7 I9 vUv J Annual budget squabble puts pinch on 'U finance MAYTAG MAKES THE CAMPUS SCENE TO BRING YOU ALL THE FEATURES OF A FULL SIZE DRYERS IN HALF By MARK LEVIN Editor and MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Last year the state provided over $59 million in operating funds and is currently helping to pay for a new Dental School and the Medical Science...…
…Rage Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Annual budget squabble puts pinch on 'U' finance MAYTAG MAKES THE CAMPUS SCENE TO BRING YOU ALL THE FEATURES OF A FULL SIZE DRYERS IN HALF By MARK LEVIN Editor j and MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Last year the state provided over $59 million in operating funds and is currently helping to pay for a new Dental School and the Medical Science II Bu...…
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…Page Two SHE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesddv. Auc' ust 7. 196R Page w o T E M IC IG A N D AIL TLJPS&V AiiNuii.t L271 7V a =URBAN LEHNER r0 Research sit-in LAST NOVEMBER, a reporter for thd Milwaukee Journal visited Ann, Arbor on an assignment which would have puzzled the know-nothings in the state legislature who regard any political expression by students as inherently subversive: he was to find out why student protests at the University of Mich...…
…-- -1 Pege Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 f 3 X Pag~ Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, Augu~t 27, 1968 y a i --URBAN LEHNER-- i- .n Research sit-in LAST NOVEMBER, a reporter for the Milwaukee Journal visited Ann Arbor on an assignment which would have puzzled the know-nothings in the state legislature who regard any political expression by students as inherently subversive: he was to find out why student protests at the...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Black students: Action, assurance after lo ck -n Although the more than 100 black students who locked them- selves in the Administration Bldg., in April were not organized in a group, they drew their support from the various black student organizations currently active on campus-the black sororities and fraternities, the Direct Action Cpmmittee, the Afro-American Liberation Movement....…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Arrrn TA u1TC DAILY x. rage Ii re Black students: ction, assurance after boc k-in Although the more than 100 black students who locked them- selves in the Administration Bldg. in April were not organized in a group, they drew their support from the various black student organizations currently active on} campus-the black sororities and fraternities, the Direct Action Committee, the Afro-Amer...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL) Tuesday, August 27, 1968 J . Jorm By LUCY KENNEDY t student-led move to end itory regulations, although ed by- confusion on all sides, I the University's loco par- stand without obvious show rce by students or adminis-/ yrs. tching the administration nt some cases the students by ise, Joint Judiciary Council ) paved the way for elimina- of dormitory regulations in pring of 1967 by announcing ould not discipline students...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAM Tuesday; August 27, 1968 PageFourTHE iCHIAN DI:' _ . Dorm By LUCY KENNEDY The student-led move to end dormitory regulations, although Marked by confusiop on all sides, ended the University'i 6co par- entis stand without obvious show of force by students or adminis- trators. Catching the administration and ,in some cases the students by surprise, Joint Judiciary Council (JJC) paved the way for elimina- tion of d...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pecs Five Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IT ~i I ip INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS, 1968-1968 City police walk thin line to enforce law on U campus SAVE UP TO 50% b y purchasing se ries subscriptions NOW if t. Choral Union Series Hill.Audi torturn CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ... . ISTVAN KERTESZ, Conductor GARY GRAFFMAN, Pianist ........... BAVARIAN ORCHESTRA OF MUNICH . R...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. _ II ,,iI Page Five ' t- City police, walk INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS, 1968-1968 SAVE UP TO 50% by purchasing se ries subscriptions NOW' Choral Union Series Hil Audi torium CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ... ISTVAN kERTESZ, Conductor GARY GRAFFMAN, Pianist .......... . BAVARIAN ORCHESTRA OF MUNICH .. RAFAEL KUBELIK, Conductor BIRGIT NILSSON, Soprano.............. YEHUDI MENUH IN, Violi...…
…27, 1968 Page Six 1-HE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August . Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27,1968 V# SHA gains s trength for landlord, lease reform i By JOHN GRAY In the winter of 1968 Ann Ar- bor apartment owners faced two things that they hadn't seen for a long time: a shortage of ten-, ants and an organization of stu. dents actively attempting to force them to change their leases and improve their service to the st...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 SHA gains stre ngth for landlord, Y 11 , '' i e a se,- ()rm By JOHN GRAY In the winter of 1968 Ann Ar- bor apartment owners faced two things that they hadn't seen for a long time : a shortage of ten- ants and an organization of stu- dents actively attempting to force them. to change their leases and improve their service to the stu- dent community. Ilhe Stident Housing Asso- ciat...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAISY P r" , Page Seven Student-voters muzzled By JILL CRABTREE This year has been one of subdued confron- tation between students and city officials over the issue of student voter registration. SGC-sponsored registration drives and court suits by students acting on their own are the recent focal points in a long-existing contro- versy over whether University students are suf- ficiently permanent and...…
…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Student-voters muzzled By JILL CRABTREE This year has been one of subdued confron- tation between students and city officials over the issue of student voter registration. SGC-sponsored registration drives and court suits by students acting on their own are the recent focal points in a long-existing contro- versy over whether University students are suf- ficiently p...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 .P.... .....THE..MICHIGAN.DAILY -T--sd----Au..ust.... 1968 _ -__ 4 STUDENT INNS, INC. "EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATIONAL, LIVING" 4;L at r' UNII1v ER S I Ty lOWE ft / : 11 4 I I 6eaturih9: AN 8-MONTH LEASE WITH NO INCREASE IN RATES " Reduced Damage Deposit *Adjacent to Campus and Shopping " Individual _Leases * 4 Month Leases Available " Subleting Unnecessary " Completely ...…
…Page Eight. THEMICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday,. 'August 27, 1968 Page Eight. THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 I Il i it I j 'ii; i i ' 'I I i i 'I 'i ' , 13 I' ! 'i i, ,, ,- , ; , I , , 'I .I ;, ,. !!r __ --- t _ _-__. STUDE NT INN]\S; INC1 . i "EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATIONAL LIVING"I at IJ iM '/RSI( row:1 / i i i i -1 I I 44 f a i .t I I 3 { F hill I I I' . i I i' 4 i. ' i ; !I i I i I ,i I , jl '. ,I i 4 4 4 A (eat uflh...…
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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Business staff fits the bill and foots it too Chances are you've never had your hands in the operation of a $250,000 business. If not, The Michigan Daily business staff is an opportunity that you cannot pass by. We run our business from the smallest classified ad to the. distribution of over 10,000 papers to students and faculty across the campus and throughout the na- tion. It taoes...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Business staff fits the bill and foots it too Chances are you've never had your hands in the operation pf a $250,000 business. If not, The Michigan Daily business staff is an opportunity that you cannot pass by. We run our business from the smallest classified ad to the distribution of over 10,000 papers to students and faculty across the campus and throughout the na- tion. It takes ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 0 Publications of law, engin, ISR survive U's throw-away culture By LESLIE WAYNE Although no authoritative studies have been made, it has generally been assumed that the life span of student publi- cations is quite short.'Day-old Daily's have been used to wrap fish and janitors have found slightly dated Gargoyles, dis- membered and worn, stuffed behind bookshelfs. Yet in this thr...…
…Tuesday, August 2 f, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Publications of' laen~ survive U's throw-away inI SR c ulture By LESLIE WAYNE Although no authoritative studies have been made, it has generally been assumed that the life span of student publi- cations is quite short. Day-old Daily's have been used to wrap fish and janitors have found slightly dated Gargoyles, dis- membered and worn, stuffed behind bookshelfs. Yet in this throw-awa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 The Ann Arbor touch UNIQUE FUNCTION Michiganensian: No one re-sells it- can never quite be sure what you're going to get until you start getting it. The station plays everything from rock'n roll to classical music, with many stu- dents in supervisory positions de- signing their own shows. News broadcasts are generally considered the easiest to handle ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday,, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 ., The Ann Arbor touch UNIQUE FUNCTION Mihiganensan: No one re-sells it can never quite be sure what you're going'to get until you start getting it. The station plays everything from rock'n roll to classical music, with many stu- dents in supervisory positions de- signing their own shows. News broadcastssare generally considered the easiest to handl...…
…Page Five Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILYP A I The Daily edit staff: It' takes more than politics By LUCY KENNEDY Personnel Director The Princeton guide to good dating, Where the Girls Are, de- scribes the University as a great Edit cutie Kok Omo Photo lIad~s fie nd ame Walking down the - street in Kokomo, Ind., at midnight you might wonder what you are doing there. But then you feel the cold metal of the Nikon or L...…
