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…f f f" f A NINA :Aug. 29-30, THE SEVENTH SEAL. dir Ingmar Berg- r * man, 1956. With Max Von Sydow and Bibi Andersson * :Aig. 31-Sept. 1 ,;SUNSET BOULEVARD. dir. Billy Wil-: f der, 1950. With Erich Von Stroheim, Gloria Swanson, , * Win. Holden, H-edda Hopper, Cecil B. DeMille, Jack f Webb.f b 3 If'Y... -: .:- EPTEMBER== 4* FREE Wednesday Showing * STRIKE. dir. Sergei: I Eisenstein 1925. The only Eisenstein feature not f * shown in Anan Arbor. P...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IpI Hays prepared to cope with hectic job By. URBAN LEHNEt Editorial Director Hypothetical situation: literary college Dean William Hays is con- erring with a talented young as- sistant professor who has only recently received his appointment. In the course of their discussion, the rookie scholar tells Hays bluntly that he is interested in attaining the literary college deanship within 20 year...…

…I 'T'uesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN dAIL.Y Paae Three Tuesday, Augqst 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN tAlLY . ... .. . " .. vv r Hays prepared to cope with hectic 5 I 1 job By URBAN LEHNER Editorial Director' Hypothetical situation: literary college Dean William Hays is con ferring with a talented young as- sistant professor who has only recently reteived his appointment. In the course of their discussion, the rookie scholar tells Hays ...…

… Seventy-seven years of editorial freedom edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under authority of Board in Control of Student Publications 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 EVEN AS SUMMER WANES, the academic world is still reeling from the explosion which rocked New York's slowly decaying, but still prestigious, Columbia University last May. Despite the nationwide furor it provoked, the Columbia...…

…I Seventy-seven years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under authority of Board in Control of Student Publications 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editofs. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1968 NIGHT EDITOR: LUCY KENNEDY l r.. _ ._.,,._ _ a Acade...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Tuesday, August 27, 1 9 6 ~ THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Five y, r. Law students t recruiting forum Job lacement: w important? learborn y MARCIA ABRAMSON op progra ently expanded graduate fers fror ims will, give a new empha- terms be the University's Dearborn and Octol is, a seniorm college which Stirton es a unique co-operative students g program that allows stu- Ann Arb( to earn $7,0...…

…; Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY m ,4, Dearborn campus caters to I Law students at recruiting forum "Job pla cement: how important? By MARCIA ABRAMSON Recently expanded graduate programs will give a new empha- sis to the University's Dearborn Campus, a senior college which features a unique co-operative traning program that allows stu- dents to earn $7,000 a year while completing six months of full time studies. Retiring D...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY T uesdav. Au in: t 271 QAR * -----U "Uvual d- 1 0 1 7UQ 11 I A San Francisco restaurant in a small midwestern town... N A a 1 I I The Village Bell. Unusual? We think so, but so is Ann Arbor. That's why we went to great lengths to design a structure that some architects thought impossible. From the minute you step through the stained glass entrance arch, you'll know we strived for excel- lence. First notice our...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tu@sday, Augup~ ~ I ~8 4 I A San Francisco restaurant in a small midwestern town. . I ~1 / N r The Village Bell. Unusual? We think so, but so is Ann Arbor. That's why we went to great lengths to design a structure that some architects thought impossible. From the minute you step through the stained glass entrance arch, you'll know we strived for excel...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Community involvement dream realized at Flint Flint was another objection rais- ed. However, as French pointed out, two years later, "the junior college has a variety of programs including various technical areas and nursing. Many of their pro- grams do not have comparable counterparts at the Flint branch. In other four year programs, the d...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Pcoe Seven i# Community involvement dream realized at Flint Flint was another objection rais- ed. However, as French pointed out, two years later, "the junior college has a variety of programs including various technical areas and nursing. Many of their pro- Sgrams do not have comparable Scounterparts at the Flint branch. In other four year programs, the demand has been more than s...…

… Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - - --______________ -I BLACKS MAKE DEMANDS: WE LCOME STUDENT %JIBer, %7J0! S e vie IAW Racial. By JOEL BLOCK Black students at Ann Arbc High School won a partial victo this summer in their fight again alleged racism at the school. Fourteen of 21 demands pr sented by the school's 125 blac students on May 27 were approvi by a joint black stude...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,GTuesday, August 27, 1968- a 'f4 .. " BLACKS MAKE DEMANDS: Racial tension' ;, WEL C OME S TUDENT t' *: : comes to AA high S I/c/I re. ew were, ,JQo l By JOEL BLOCK Black students at Ann Arbor High School won a partial victory this summer in their fight against alleged racism at the school. Fourteen of 21 demands pre- sented by the school's 125 black students on May 27 were approved by a , join...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page NIne -::. 0"":%:1 8 0 -C O U NT,,: . ..:..::..: ^ 6,,°"a rCO TTf?;, :. .,, ;":.:.- ON '.... ,..;o: " _ PERAL SHET 72x9 in.81x9 in :00% " :,.,l whitee:::yl E 41, P ";f ' 'v 0 1 fi, m I s~ w - ~ k:;.-. _, n nurw nnvrn in MU I cEJUJLDEr: d A =NET ~ …

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… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 pains of WALLACE IMMEN Any attempt to list the Uni- versitiy's plans for new buildings .in detail would be obsolete before it was printed. This is not be- cause the administration doesn't know what is needed, but because ' hinder construction plans the University has itself to a rigid not committed schedule for Proposed Modern Language Building STUDENT 600K SgRVIC9 Now is the time to sel...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27; 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27; 1968 pains of WALLACE IMMEN Any attempt to list the Uni- versitiy's plans for new buildings in detail would be obsolete before it was printed. This is not be- cause the administration doesn't know what is needed, but because the University has not committed itself to a rigid schedule for expansion. University' office planners must always be able to adjust ...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968THE MICHIGAN DAILY 15 1year-old ' from confluence By STEVE WILDSTROM- Managing Editor The University of Michigan was born out of a confluence of dreams in the early 19th century First of all, there was a great dream, the American Dream, the dream of the Confederation Con- gress of a vastly expanded coun- try and an improved Northwest. Congress took a step toward realiz...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY uyc icrGi i By STEVE WILDSTR Managing Editor The University of Michig born out of a conflue, dreams in the early 19th First of all, there was dream, the American Drea dream of the Confederatio gress of a vastly expande try and an improved North Congress took a step realization of this dream when the Northwest Or was passed, wisely declari "schools and t...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 } seeks money, str SGC members realized these financial problems were not tem- porary and would cripple the or- ganization in the future. In the face of definite negative from the Office of Student Affairs and the Regents to SGC's requests for a bigger budget or permission to make additional charges per stu- dent, SGC looked for new ways to consolidate their year-old Inde- pendence from OSA. On...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 UGC seeks money, str SGC members realized these financial problems were not tem- porary and would cripple the or- ganization in the future. In the face of definite negative from the Office of Student Affairs and the Regents to SGC's requests for a bigger budget or permission to make additional charges per stu- dent, SGC looked for new ways to consolid...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY! Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Qua( By NADINE COHODAS It wa a dismal eight months for Inter House Assembly (IHA) last year. They not only lost a significant segment of their mem-- bership, but the two most import- ant housing changes, student- determined visitation privileges and hours, were accomplisheds more through SGC and UAC than fIHA. s Starting in November East Quad Council w...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... . ua( By NADINE COHODAS It was a dismal eight months for Inter House Assembly (IHA) last year. They not only lost a. significant segment of their mem- bership, but the two most impprt- ant housing changes, student- determined visitation privileges tnd hours, were accomplished r more through SGC and UAC than IHA. Starting in November East Quad Counci...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 anhel: Choice of few from many STATUS PLAYED DOWN: IFC tries to re-shape image, Computers for fraternity rush By ALISON SYMROSKI In addition to their usual attention to social and cultural activities, the University's 24 un- dergraduate sororities last year were forced to confront a major problem area: discrimination in membership selection and hous- ...…

…I / . I i . In Tuesday, August 27, 1968 4 Page Four THEMICHIGAN DAILY, y. .. Panhel: Choice of few from many STATUS PLAYED DOWN: IFC tries to re-shape image, Computers for fraternityrush By ALISON SYMROSKI In addition to, their usual attention to social andcultural activities, the University's 24 un- dergraduate sororities last year wereforced to confront a major problem area: discrimination in membership selection and hous- ing. Amid...…

…*4 Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five - W- , I - CAMPUS MINISTRY: . Religion comes to student soul By ANN MUNSTER Although religious and secular institutions have concluded a ! "separate peace" in this country, the struggle to unite the two goes on. The University has proved, through the work of its own Of- fice or Religious Affairs (ORA)- as well as through unquestionably secular action fostered by discus- 4s sion...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pone Five' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnt~wa FivA I uyc I Ivc w CAMPUS MINISTRY: Religion comes to student soul __ By ANN MUNSTER Although religious and secular institutions have concluded ' a "separate peace" in this country, the struggle to unite the two goes on. The University has proved. through the work of its own Of- fice or Religious Affairs (ORA)-. as well as through unquestionably secular ac...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page Six TE MICHIGA.DALY.Tueday..Augut.27,.196 BLOCKED BY RACE TROUBLES: Conscience-stricken tutors seek communication with AA poor Torture, ritual * vie in honoraries By ANN MUNSTER The Ann Arbor Tutorial Proj- ect is one of many local service oriented organizations currently being forced to undergo an ex- cruciating re-evaluation of its po- tential to do good. It is pursuing fund...…

…Page Six RLOCKED IY' R1ACE' TROUBLES. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Conscience-stricken tutors seek communication with AA poor (Torture, ritual vie in honoraries 4- By ANN MUNSTER The Ann Arbor Tutorial Proj- ect is one of many local service oriented organizations currently being forced to undergo an ex- cruciating re-evaluation of its po- tential to do good. It is pursuing fundamentally charitable aims in an environ- ment...…

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…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven .Tuesday:,..August...27, 1968 H.. E.MICIGa ;AIL''somm iqnayy.a y...., V / ..............................................................r' i is a good place to meet girls -and guys. They plan publicity, stunts, speeches, concerts, dances, fairs, baseball games, film festivals, dances, mu-. sicals ticket sales, booklets, books, mixers, orientation programs, conferences, dinners, pa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY cinema Ann Arbor films: The nitty gritty A large collection of devoted cinemastes and an even larger number of simple "movie fans" continue to make Ann Arbor a center for film study and film appreciation. The finest local film institution, and one of the area's best enter- tainment bargans, is the University's Cinema Guild. Each weekend during the school year, two separate programs of classic films, under- ground productio...…

…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY vt wk ya .ad r^rt3'H r RY. \ £H'- - * M, y ' < F & ema ROM T rt w r Ann' Arbor' filmS' a . .d The qty gritty ,e Series : AIAA;Ailey American Dance Theatre (l.) and the Ballet Folklorico or Mexico (r.) 1MS calms savage G A large collection of devoted cinemastes and an even largei- number of simple "movie fans" continue to make Ann Arbor a center for film study and film appreciation. ,The finest local film institutio...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine . UAC By ALISON SYMROSKI UAC - University Activities Center - is "student power in a different way," believes Kar- en Skromme, '69, executive vice- president. UAC is the student-run or- ganization that is responsible for many of the University's social, academic and cultural programs. "Without crying for student power, we find that we've ended up with as much power as I've ever wanted - of a different sort,...…

…27,1=968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page N MUSKET's "Entertainment 1 Jlow Ilearned o By ALISON SYMROSKI UAC - University Activities Center ,- is "student power in a different way," believes Kar- en Skromme, '69, executive vice- president. UAC is the student-run or- ganization tl.tat is responsible for many of the University's social, academic and cultural programs. "Without crying for student power, we find that we've ended up with as much power as...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Poge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday. Auaust 27~ 1 96~ I Phones: 668-9866 665-3679 HOURS: iscount records,n Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9:00 Sat. 9:30-:00 I" ANN ARBOR'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE RECORD SHOPS WITH TWO CAMPUS LOCATIONS 1235 S. UNIVERSITY 300 'S. STATE FOLK " ROCK * JAZZ. -CLASSICS.- SPOKEN " POP ommmimm Thousands of L.P.'s and 45's to choose from All the lates...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . _. i r _ a,., f - Iwm r ,. Phones: 668-9866 665-3679 HOURS: iscount records,n. Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9:00 Sat. 930-6:00 ANN ARBOR'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE RECORD SHOPS WITH TWO CAMPUS LOCATIONS 1235 S. UNIVERSITY 300 S. STATE FOLK " ROCK " JAZZ - CLASSICS. -SPOKEN POP Thousands of L.P.'s and 45's to choose from All the latest and all y...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday hu vw . 6.. a f ,--Y , 1 Ij - Cage By PHIL BROWN For the first ime since the de- parture!of Cazzie Russell, Michi- gan's basketball fortunes seem to have steadied enough for fans to realize what has been happen- ing, and what might now be ex- pected to happen. Michigan has struggled through a pair of Big Ten campaigns with- out doing anything spectacular, but there is now some room for optimism. After capturing t...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 Cage By PHIL BROWN For the first ime since the de- parture of Cazzie Russell, Michi- gan's basketball fortunes seem to have steadied enough for fans to realize what has been happen- ing, and what might now be ex- pected to happen./' Michigan has struggled through a pair of Big Ten campaigns with- out doing anything spectacular, but there is now some room for optimism. After capturin...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY By FRED LaBOUR On a sunny Saturday afternoon in the middle of September, 1967, Michigan's football team chalked up its 499th viltry.' "Ho!" exclaimed many of those present at the event. "This might mean we'll do all right this year." For the Wolverines had just beaten Duke 10-7. They did not look like world conquerors you understand, but then they did w...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN 6AILY Page Three Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, _, "196 7: Few days o lhi htning, many of drums By FRED LaBOUR On a sunny Saturday afternoon n the middle of September, 1967, Michigan's football team chalked up its 499th victory. "Ho!" exclaimed many of those present at the event. "This might mean we'll do all right this year." For the Wolverines had just beaten Duke 10-7. The...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27~ Balance key to success for grapplers By PAT ATKINS The outlook: cloudy, clearing by midseason.h Since forecasting is a favorite sport for everyone hot to challenge soothsayer Sonny Elliott, wrest- ling could hardly escape the pre- dilection for prediction. In weathering the swarm of sophomores eager to stop up the gaps left by graduation, th...…

… Page Four THE MICHIGAN. DAILY Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Pa9e Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 27, ~ 968 -*,0 Balance ley to success for grapplers By PAT ATKINS The outlook: cloudy, clearing by midseason. Since forecasting is a favorite sport for everyone hot to challenge soothsayer Sonny Elliott, wrest- ling could hardly escape the pte- dilection for prediction. In weathering the swarm of sophomores eager to stop up the gaps left...…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Experience gives 'M' E. gymnasts edge By ANDY BARBAS ' Two plus two equals one; but another two results in zero. How- ever, one, two, three can almost make up for it. As confusing as this sounds, it is no more complex than the 1968 gymnastics season was for the Wolverines. By finishing in second place in both Big Ten dual-meet competi- ti...…