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…er, 1986 - Page 15 Over 1200 women marched in this year's Take Back the Night rally, an annual event which allows women to walk thestreets without fear of rape. Controversy surrounds the march because it has traditionally excluded men. Student Life z Z z 0 South African poet Dennis Bruttus speaks to student protesters at a Board of Regents meeting last April. The studet demanded that the University give Nelson Mandela an honorary deg ee, but...…

…Page 16 - The Michigan Daily - Summer, 1986 Students oppose behavior rules When a political science class surveyed University studen- legal system and the constitutional restraints protecting ts last term on what issued they'd be willing to protest, the accused's rights. traditional controversies like weapons research received Such conflicting stances have stirred strong emotions. only moderate responses. Frustrated by student opposition which...…

…ARTS Summer, 1986 The Michigan Daily Page. 17 Entertainment: Seeking it out departmental head, in the fall of 1985 replacing Walter Essylinck. It would be an understatement to say that Brown was taking on a dif- ficult task; since then, he has directed the department in what seems to be a mass regrouping - a getting back to square one. He first established Project Theatre, a forum designed to bring professional actors and technicians to An...…

…Page 18 - The Michigan Daily - Summer, 1986 Research stressed over edueation Is education dead? New students may think so, especially after being exposed to the University's emphasis on research. Each year, the University budgets nearly a billion dollars for research. With a faculty famous for research competence, this figure will continue to grow as University scientists strive for knowledge, prestige, and money. The ultimate cost may be the...…

…Nothing (Continued fromPagei) First, there are the partiers, who by the end of the game rarely know if Michigan won. Then there are the zombies, who utilize game time by sampling the latest herbs from Columbia. Thousands of alumni attend, and their noise level rivals that of the Graduate Library. Others watch the stands instead of the field to see who came and who they can socialize with. With all these pseudo-fans, one gets the impression nob...…

… Good News for Michigan Students! Announcing Michigan Union Bookstore's Hassle Free Early Book Purchase Plan* I *Early Book Purchase Plan * Pre-order textbooks - No Deposit Required - see form below " Phone orders accepted - call now (313) 995- 8449 - ask for early purchase desk " no waiting on long lines " Textbooks (used preferred) will be reserved for you for pick-up by 9/4/86 " Parents or student checks, MC/Visa accepted. Michigan Uni...…

…Summer Weekly Edition Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Twelve Pages Vol XCVI - No. 12-S Copyrigh 986 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, August 8, 1986 Coaches question effects of Rule 48 By LAURA BISCHOFF, JILL OSEROWSKY and CHRISTY RIEDEL Last of a Two-Part Series Although the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) new Rule 48 that took effect last Friday will tighten entrance standards for freshman student athletes, it will...…

…Protesters speak out against aid to Contras By NAOMI WAX Ann Arbor residents gathered in of AIMISTAD, a local peace group. drug smuggling. Baker said obser- front of the Federal Building Monday Greene spoke at the rally. vera in Nicaragua have documented to once again protest the Reagan Ad- Lois Leonard, of the Episcopal human rights abuses by the Contras. ministration's proposed $100 million Church of Incarnation, also hopes the Green, who ha...…

…Research report lacks stringency, opponents says By MARTIN FRANK Most members of the University's committee on,. assified research are pleased with their proposed 'idelines, but other members of the University com- iunity criticize the lack of enforcement mechanisms in e recommendations. The proposed rules call for eliminating panel and com-- ittee review of all research proposals, leaving the timate decision up to the heads of the departments...…

…Shanty attacked "" twice in 3 days 1 W1 E -- ----- --- - ---- - "" 4 albs'...Y,..f s n + I .,. .? Daily Photo by CHRIS TWIGG The shanty lies flattened after an attack by vandals Tuesday morning. The Free South Africa Coordinating Committee rebuilt the structure on Wednesday. By MELISSA BIRKS The shanty on the Diag was com- pletely dismantled twice this week, the first time just two days after a University student was sentenced for tearing...…

…i- The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 8, 1986 - Page 5 Baker upsets Dem. opponent (Continued from Pagei1) position consisting of Libertarian election he may have to increase his candidate David Raaflaub and appeal outside of Ann Arbor. Accor- LaRouchite candidate Ronald Burk ding to Devarti, "we have to get by wide margins. The most in- a high total in Ann Arbor, but a can- teresting aspect of the campaign was didate who is going to win the ...…

…OPINION Friday. August 8, 1986 Page 6 The Michigan Daily ......_r , .. _.. - vl . IWW Dt irbtEIanI JIa Vol. XCVI, No. 12-S 96 Years of Editorial Freedom Unsigned editorials represent the majority views of the Daily's Editorial Board Cartoons and signed editorials do not necessarily reflect the Daily's opinion. Dental discord Unfair athletic admissions THE DISCLOSURES of of conflict in the University's Department of Orthodontics, raise ...…

…PERSPECTIVES The Michigc' D aily Friday, August 8, 1986 Page 7 Edible toys offer kids amusement and nutrition Dov Cohen t An open letter to the President bleeding hearts, and people with of Ronco: "Child on Board" flags. Dear Sir: Parents will love edible toys, too. I have an idea that will make you a Everyone remembers those toys that millionaire. This can be even bigger are opened, played with for three than the Ginsu,,bigger than...…

…ARTS Page 8 Howard' doesn'fy By Alan Markiewicz "UE'S MY boyfriend" shouts a frantic Lea Thompson, in the new film Howard the Duck. Mean- while, a mob of angry truck drivers tries to turn him into foul flambe. Before the film's end, movie-goers might be tempted to sympathize with the truckers. The best that can be said- for this film is that it strove for great- ness, but unfortunately, it falls far short. It's not that this movie didn't have...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 8, 1986 - Page 9 Books The Reign of the Phallus: Sexual Politics in Ancient Athens Eva C. Keuls Harper and Row 452 pp. $14.95 In the 400 years before Christ, statues to the god Hermes could be found on every street corner in Athens (if not in almost every home). These statues were tall columns, with only two distinguishing features: a carved head representing the god, and a large, erect phallus. 415 B.C. ...…

…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 8, 1986 Prof finds Israelisopen to discussion of conflicts By ELLEN FIEDELHOLTZ occupies. DESPITE the hostility, (the The often-divided peoples of the According to Wagaw, the Israelis) have made the occupation Middle East are open to discussions Palestinians have fundamental (of Palestine) as humane as but the problems of the area remain requests. "The Palestinians want to possible," Wagaw said. di...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 8, 1986 -Page 11 'U' study links health habits to years of education By MIKE JAGNER socioeconomic status. Eddington said health is a result of tiality of the answers ensured the ac- The Fitness Research Center, Better health habits vary with a The study follows similar surveys how people live their lives. Resear- curacy of the results. The companies located in the Central Campus person's level of education, ...…

…SPORTS Page 12 Friday, August 8, 1986 The Michigan Daily Coaches agree:'M'is the team to beat By PHIL NUSSEL enthusiasm, we'll be tough to beat." a challenge for any of us to catch Special to the Daily Pre-season All-American Jim Har- them." How quickly things can change. baugh and leading tackler Andy Bruce's team has the best chance of Big Ten college coaches Moeller accompanied Schembechler beating Michigan, according to the unanimously tab...…

…Summer Weekly Edition Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVI- No.1 -S Cpyrght1986 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, August 1, 1986 Sixteen Pages By HA The Universit thodontics has years by a c department ch credentials, a members, and sity impropriet3 Documents o show that t pressured the tistry to grant Conflicts tear 'U' dept. RISH CHAND chairman, Peter Vig, after he failed University alumnus. Vig is currently out of the country AFTER...…

…Page 2i- The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 1, 1986 Report reaction 7.Ndelayed to fall By MARTIN FRANK selves what kinds of research, The proposed guidelines for classified or not, they should perform, classified research have been as well as indefinite time limits within distrihuted hy University President which to publish their results. Harold Shapiro, but reaction from The minority report, say opponents other administrators, the faculty of...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 1, 1986- Page 3 Progress made in U' labor negotiations By PHILIP LEVY temporaty contract since their two- Negotiators for the University and year pact expired on June 30. The its employees made significant 2,100 workers are members of the progress this week towards reaching local American Federation of State, a new contract, according to Univer- County, and Municipal Employees sity Personnel Director James ...…

…'Pog4 -ThMlchigon Daily -FrdayAugust 1, I986 Voters pick candidates as elections near LANSING, Mich. (AP) - A man business taxes and settled a sexuala trying to become the nation's first harassment claim out of court. s elected black governor and thestate's Lucas, the black former sheriff, first woman to mount a major party FBI agent and Democrat who made a1 gubernatorial campaign are on the much-heralded switch last year to thet ballot as vo...…

… 'U' needs police, officials say By MELISSA BIRKS flashlight, clipboard, and radio; if Although the University's Depar- they determine a situation to be tment of Public Safety is understaf- dangerous, they have to call the Ann fed, with sometimes only three officers Arbor police. And they do not have the working.shifts, University safety of- authority to arrest on "probable ficials say the real problem with cause." preventing crime on campus i...…

…OPINION Friday, August 1, 1986 Page 6 The Michigan Daily ( E t t ttlt Mtl Guidelines lack morals To the Daily, Vol. XCVI, No. 11-S The Daily reported that the committee reviewing the guidelines on classified research 96 Years of Editorial Freedom will come out with a document that makes "a strong moral statement" (Daily, 7/18/86). The Unsigned editorials represent the majority views of the Daily's Editorial Board article stated that the c...…

…PERSPECTIVES Friday, August 1, 1986 Page 7 The Michigan Daily Don Grimes describes his reasons for running Don Grimes, a research economist G: We've done a lot of direct mail extension act. At the same time he's your policy? in the Institute for Social Resear- advertising and we've run television voting to spend money on the G: Carl Pursell also voted to cut the ch, is running for the Democratic spots in the Jackson area. The: military, he...…

…FORUM Friday, August 1, 1986 Page 8 The Michigan Daily Left and Right, questioned and examined By Bob Black In astronomy, "revolution" refers' to a return to the same place. For the left it seems to mean about the same. Leftism is literally reac- tionary. Just as generals prepare to fight the last war, leftists incite the last revolution. They welcome it because they know it failed. They're vanguards because they're always behind the times...…

…ARTS Page 9 Friday, August 1, 1986 The Michigan Daily Medieval Festival: A blast of the past one performance and ask the actors By Nolan Feintuch many questions, which is a good in- dication of the high interest level of T HE SEVENTEENTH Annual the festival." Ann Arbor Medieval Festival Among the main events to take takes us back to the days of jousting, place this weekend are a series of knighthood, damsels-in-distress, and short theatrical ...…

…Pag e1-The Michgon C~oil IFri &F y - r y, August 1, 1986 Aliens: Space-age 'Rambo' fizzles platoon of very loud and very expen- By Kurt Serbus dable Marines, who proceed to blow- away everything on the planet with A LL DIRECTOR James Cameron requisite Audie Murphy gung-hoism. had to do was reign in his pen- In Alien, character revelations kept chant for big guns and big body coun- pace with plot twists; in Aliens, the ts (he directed The Term...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August j,, 1986 - Page 11 Records- (Continued from Page 10) Although Animal Boy lyrically has response, questions , progress, sonething for everyone, musically it building "towers" which battle the is not for the faint of heart. Sure, "She natural confines. We reach for the Belongs to Me" is a soft, mushy love stars, but R.E.M. has another angle song, but the rest of Animal Boy. is on these aspirations: Buy the sk...…

…Page 12- TheaMehIgon'dily - Friday, August 1, 1986 " (Continued fromPage2) City police officials say they have "networks" to prevent crime. Wright full-time coordinator is being hired in C itV Q emergency telephones throughout also made fighting and preventing said the program includes 500 groups September. ~ campus, which is scheduled to' be crime a priority. They said burgleries within the city, allowing citizens to In addition to the Neighb...…

…The Michiaan ily -Frday,Augustl, 19 6-'ag Detroit area population sixth in U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Lansing, 80th to 82nd, 418,500; areas, Naples, Fla., proved to be the Detroit-Ann Arbor metropolitan area Saginaw, 78th to 84th, 407,400; and fastest-growing, jumping 36 percent remains the nation's sixth largest, Kalamazoo, 136th to 145th, 215,500. to 116,900 people. That moved Naples but eight other Michigan urban areas Also, Benton Harbor,...…

…Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 1, 1986 'U' modifies admissions process has persisted in something and By EUGENE PAK Sjogren, director of undergraduate achieved distinction in an area, which Applying to a public university can admissions, the minimum threshold is better than having a 'cookbook' of be a dehumanizing experience. Three levels - academic guidelines which activities." to four important years of high school help deter...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 1, 1986 - Page 15 Athletesface raised academic standards (Continued from Page 1) your school. It's as simple as that." According to a survey by the Associate Athletic Director Don American College Testing Service, Lund has also criticized the new rules one-third of all students who take the because they subject star athletes to SAT achieve below the 700 minimum additional media attention. This required by P...…

…SPORTS Page 16 Friday, August1, 1986 The Michigan Daily Mets aren't perfect but they're the best By LIAM FLAHERTY ROUNDING OUT what New York Special to the Daily scribes have been referring to as the NEW YORK - For as long as "Fab Four" is fourth starter Dwight people have cared about sports, there Gooden. have been attempts at describing the Wait a second. Rounding out? And quality that distinguishes great fourth starter? teams. Last year suc...…

…he frichgan Batlu Ninety-five years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCV, No. 49-S Chc i Dg9, Friday, August 9, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Last paid edition of the Prosecutor drops case Daily . ..a By KERY MURAKAMI Ingrid Kock and Nancy Aranoff, opted to serve a 12-day jail sentence, while the third, Amyanne Angelstro, cul ation . Look for the Daily again on September 5 Nearly 17 months after all Progressive Student Network decided to serve 56 ho...…

…page 2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 9, 1985 ~.~~ D1By KATIE WILCOX THE HEALTH Service dental clinic was "not fill" can be expensive, but the fees at the dental being utilized optimally, and with the same ser- school are significantly less. While Health Service Toothaches can no longer be cured by discoun- vices at the School of Dentistry, the short walk to provides most services with no direct charge nhenlal tistryt University Health S...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 9, 1985 - Page 3 y poiYokaseessa s0 By KERY MURAKAMI Serious black American music has been relatively ignored by music reviewers, tex- tbook writers, and others who shape society's perception of "serious" music, says Prof. Willis Patterson, associate dean of the music school. "So to blow our own horns, so to speak, because no one else will," Patterson and several supporters have put together the Black 0meri...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 9, 1985 City houses last beer drive-thrus IN BRIEF From United Press international .ContinuedfromPagel) located on the corner of North Fifth and Catherine. More than 400 cars are estimated to drive through each of the two stores every day. AN LCC AIDE said the ban on new party store drive-thrus is a result of the state's lack of success in enforcing drinking-age laws. Eaton agreed. "It was hard fo...…

…OPINION The Michigan Daily Vol. XCV, No. 49-S 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Counter the Contras EDNESDAY U.S.-backed rebels firing automatic weapons took 29 American peace activists and 18 journalists captive. Before the American religious group left for the two-day trip along the San Juan River that runs between C...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 9, 1985 First Run Films BACK TO THE FUTURE A Spielberg-presented, Robert Zemeckis- directed fantasy about a high school student who rides a souped-up DeLorean into the '50s, and is forced to insure his own existence by playing a matchmaker for his parents. At the Campus Theater, 1214 S. University; 668-6416, and the Wayside, 3020Washtenaw; 434-1782. THE BLACKCAULDRON The 25th animated opus from Disney s...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 9, 1985-- Page 7 nold Schwarzenegger pursuing a woman who will give birth to a son. the reason that Arnold wants her dead is that he comes from the future wher the son will grow up to lead a bloody revolution. A muddled plot, but lots of well-executed action scenes. Mich., 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m. $2.50. Furthermore Scary sequel to The Wizard of Oz has Dorothy returning to the land she left over forty years ag...…

…ARTS Page 8 Friday, August 9, 1985 Guadaknl D y again! I The Michigan Daily Tuesday night, August 13, P: We spent the month of July Guadalcanal Diary will make a writing new material, finishing the return appearance at the Blind Pig arrangements - it'll be recorded in. in support of their album October and released in February. D: How will the new album sound Walking in the Shadow of the compared to Walking in the Shadow? Big Man, recently ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 9, 1985-- Page 9 Can the world be ready for Fishbone? t l 1 Los Angeles band Fishbone black people would say - this white provisational thing that you did in the though the band may all go vote your last name. Somebody wants to makes its Ann Arbor debut Wed- boy thing. It's everybody's thing, studio... Democrat. We're not going to wave create an air of mystery about them- whoever digs it. Music itself has ...…

…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 9, 1985 71t$4t- ViJ 4 FOR SALE LOFT FOR SALE $75.00 or best offer call Regina at456-4154 28B0809 FOR RENT MODERN, clean 2 bedroom apts., near Campus. No pets. A/C, laundry, parking. From $430 furn- ished,$389unfurnished.769-2255. 35C0809 4 BR. APARTMENT in restored Victorian home heatincluded$650.484-0222after4pm. 30C0809 ATTENTION University students now renting for fall, Beautiful furnished t...…

…SPORTS , f - Page 11 Friday, August 9, 1985 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor bikers wheel through U.S. By LESLIE ANNE HAMEL Michigan plhilosophy major - it is Reed Perkins isn't just spinning his way of life. wheels. He is going places. Following Perkins took up the sport with th a three-month tour across the coun- intention of becoming a touring try, Perkins is not yet ready to slow cyclist, one that rides non- L down after returning to Ann Ar...…

…Page 12- The Michigan Daily- Friday, August 9, 1985 Baseball begins again: 'Yee-haw' Y From United Press International Rangers manager Bobby Valentine Valentine said. "I pulled my car off the said he could not contain his joy Wed- road, got out and gave a big yee- The national pastime returned nesday at hearing the dispute was haw." yesterday with a flurry of over Negotiators for the players and doubleheaders to begin making up 25 games postpo...…

…Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 48-S Terght5ly Thursday, August 8, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Rape prevention program kicks off with pilot workshops By LAURA BISCHOFF what still needs work, said Kata Issari, a fact that there was a realization that there's a THE 1% hour presentation will need to be in- workshop facilitator. lot of ambiguity in the beginning of a relation- creased to two hours or parts of it will have t...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, August 8, 1985 Xanadu cooperative considers relocating to Hill St. houses By CHRISTY RIEDEL stead of the mass residential building. The Inter-Cooperative Council "The people who make up our group ..,yesterday made a $100,000 deposit on are pretty much community people," - 0a group of three houses on Hill Street said Siddha group manager Bruce that may become the new home of the Pachter. "We think a bette...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, August 8, 1985- Page 3 S. African street battles continue JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Pieter Botha reaffirmed his gover- homeland 80 miles northeast of (UPI) - Heavily armed police fought nment's policies toward blacks and Johannesburg. "No other country tell street battles yesterday with hun- dismissed possible economic san- us how to deal with our problems." dreds of Zulus in the second day of ctions by the Unit...…

…Hard tim es Daily Photo by KATE O'LEARY Joe Lindstrom's truck bears a message on the difficult times farmers face these days as he sells produce at the open-air market by Kerrytown yesterday. Lindstrom runs a farm in Jackson County. 5 nations boycott Arab summit CASABLANCA, Morocco (UPI) - King Hassan II of meetings among members of the summit produced: Morocco opened the first Arab summit in three years merely a consensus that thorny issues s...…