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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 3-B 10% black enrollment may never be met; By BILL SPINDLE Although one out of every six residents in Miichigan is black, the state's universities, especially The University of Michigan, have been unable to achieve black enrollments anywhere close to that proportion. A single black in a 200-student lecture is not an uncom- mon site on campus. Many administrators believe that the University'...…

…4 age 4-B-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Greeks triumph in campus social arena .r ; . Stalking the elusive college experience 4 Fraternities and sororities, after ex- periencing a decline in popularity in the '60s and early '70s, rapidly are retur- ning to their former status as major centers of campus social activity for thousands of University un- dergraduates. Ten years ago, joining a fraternity or sorority was frowned...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 5-8 nion rediscovers itself in renovations Walls pop up; planners ad just By CHARLES THOMSON The wall wasn't in the drawings; it wasn't supposed to exist. But there it was: Tons of mortar and brick smack-dab where the front display window for a new shop was to ve been. And the wall wasn't about to ove-it supported the mammoth fireplace in the Union's study lounge. Without it, presumably, t...…

…4 Page 6.B--Thursday, September 9, 1982--The Michigan Daily '. ;- :-" ...y.. ... ., ,,., ,.., .:x. X16 ..& ., r =. ,, ' 'l t :_.w °" ' .., ! b z ,. ,,...e,=6,a.-z . - a ~- I~t s -a- 41 1 r _. /7" I ....-- - i _, ;, . f, ;: , ., :::. .. y+ ff (,yW3941tM yy . 4 - :.' !'k j9 F . - '0+1eir'F I '. 1 I .. , ;. I I $3 e C CONTACT: ANN ARBOR MUSIC MART Cx 2l y mnc vE6Ai6AJ T Ye cAA4Pas 1-OCA T/O A r* . PC, V) wf At 3...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 7-8 C enter oreign students adjust By CHARLES THOMSON Adjusting to the rigors of a college lifestyle can be difficult enough for students from suburban Detroit. For students from suburban Caracas, the transition can be disastrous. It's partly to help make the transition as smooth as possible-as well as to help foreign students derive the maximum benefit from their stays in this country-that...…

… 8-B--Thursday, September 9, 1982 -The Michigan Daily TOrdinary pizza places can't measure up. "1 + f.? y y. v~4_,C.i' s A'Y; .l. Vi. , : !' 5 . 1321 S. Daily 11:30-2:00 am University HAPPY HOUR' Ann Arbor W t' Mon-Sat 769-1744. 4-6 pm to-7 (across tromrt .ser i unuI FEATURING: I 6 *FRESH,. FAST DELICIOUS DELI SAND- WICHES SERVED ON BAGELS (breakfast sandwiches served all day) * the leanest corned beef, nova lox, Phila- delphia cre...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982__---Page 9-BI °BWe went\ to be your,. 24 hours a day 7 days a week "CONVENIENCE YOU CAN BANK ON" coMs S RaiO1, ,. tow it ON), - S QtEN i 1 II, ii ,.1 ANN ARBOR BANK AND TRLISr A Mgr~ AMERiCAN BANK 1 100 S. University at E. University rv "~w HP BP S\. .* S .T e 4K te ,, vot %A1 ~ Whatever Your Photo Needs - xp We Can Serve You! Complete Selection of Cameras, Accessor- s. ies, Darkroom E...…

…- \.-.A~ - -w~~ Page 10-B--Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily BIG GEORGE'S WELCOMES M S TUDENTS Li of SAVE ON THESE NAME BRANDS: 5 % TO 40% STORE WIDE SAVINGS GENERAL ELECTRIC * HOTPOINT " MAYTAG " LITTON " AMANA " FRIGIDAIRE " KELVINATOR " MAGIC CHEF " KITCHENAID " CALORIC " ADMIRAL WHIRLPOOL -RCA SONY * QUASAR SHARP * TOSHIBA " PANASONIC MARANTZ * JCV ELECTRO-VOICE GARRARD * CLARION " PIONEER JENSEN CENTREX SUNBEAM OSTER HOO...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 11 8 CRISP's problem is its image By DAVID SPAK Wait until December, and then you'll hear the bitching. -e"I don't schedule until the second Thursday," one student will say, "and there's no way I'll be able to get the easy econ prof." "YOU THINK that's bad," his friend will respond, "ICRISP at 8 in the mor- ning on the last day, and they're to get me up at that hour just to have some comput...…

…4 'ge 12.B--Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily MS still struggling with anonymit By GEORGE ADAMS. A close look at your first tuition bill will reveal that every student at the University is charged $3.90 per term for the Michigan Student Assembly. This creates somewhat of a problem because although MSA provides a number of services as the University's campus-wide student government, a large number of students would be hard presse...…

…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 13-8 Student magic runs Daily for more than 90 years By CHARLES THOMSON To most Daily readers, the paper just mysteriously appears six days a week. They never see-much less speak with-anyone connected with the paper. It seems, in a sense, that the paper writes itself. It doesn't, of course. More than 100 students work staggered shifts from 9 a.m. to past midnight six days a week to publis...…

…4 Daily Photo by BRIAN MASCK Daily Photo by BRIAN MASCK PARTHENON GYROS FINE AREEK FOOD HOME COOKED " GYROS&SHISH-KA-8o SANDWICHES * GREEK SALADS * MOUSAKA r* PASTITSIO " DOLMADES * BAKLAVA * SPINACH PIE " GYROS PLATE * YOGURT * COMBINATION PLATE' 4 RICE PUDDING Compute Carry mOPEN MON.-SAT. 11:00 A.M. TIL 10:00 P.M. CornScSUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 12:00 A.M.-10:'00 P.M. 226S Main at Liberty Ann Arbor PHONE: 994-1O12 michieaN Jyear /I2 t You ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 15=g Who's running the ' '? By BARRY WITT The people who run the University work here only two days a month. On the third Thursday and Friday of every month, six men and two women gather at the Administration Building to ap- prove the policies that affect about 50,000 students and faculty and staff members. It might seem odd that such a large ' stitution is run on such a part-time sis, b...…

…4 Page 16.8--Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Stalking the college (Continued from Page 4) often poorly defined) expectations. It hides beneath hidden rocks and around strange corners. THE FIRST basic requirement is an openness to the new and unfamiliar. and present customs and attitudes, willing to test one's choice of profession, academic field, ethics, politics, social activities, even religion. The University is a big plac...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 178 Looking back 50 years later: Would Little have been better? By BARRY WITT Fifty-seven years ago, C. C. Little avoided the issue of the financial perils of higher education in his inaugural ad- dress as president of the University. In- stead of speaking on that favorite topic of administrator, past and present, Lit- 9 thought it appropriate to talk about dents. Reduction, reallocation, r...…

…4 Page 18-B--Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily A i Nobody does it better.' New course books at 5%or more off Used copies at 23-50% off list prices. Discount prices on a wide selection of quality school supplies. The non-profit student bookstore. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipscing alt, sed diam nonnumy eiusmod tempor incidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquam erat volupat. Ut enim ad minimim veniami quis nostr...…

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…al Page 2-C-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Local Democrats on the upswing By GEORGE ADAMS The rollercoaster of Ann Arbor politics may be climbing to a new apex for local liberals, as the Democrats won two of three city council races last spring and narrowly lost a third. The Democratic victories cut the Republican majority on the council to a 7-4 margin, which, while still significant, showed an improvement over recent years ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 3-C City offers a housing hodgepodge anything from a dorm, where basically all they have to worry about is getting along with their roommates, to a co-op, where they are in charge of the total house budget, including room and board costs. Dormitories Convenience. This is probably the most appropriate word to sum up life in a dorm. Meals are cooked, utility bills are taken care of, and the le...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 5-C Gays By FANNIE WEINSTEIN Despite the social progress that *seems to have been made over the last :20 years in the battle against discrimination, it is still not easy to be a minority in this country, especially an invisible one. And although Ann Arbor, which in 1972 became the first city in the nation to pass an anti-discrimination policy that included sexual preference, is sup- posedly ...…

…6 Page 6-C-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor housing offers diverse choices (Continued from Page3) Cambridge House, which is made up of only graduate students. Meals are not served at either Baits or Fletcher. Cambridge residents eat their meals at West Quad. Apartments and houses Fortunately for students, the off- campus housing situation in Ann Arbor is Uot as bad as its reputation. In 1981, the vacancy rate for Ann ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 7-C Local liberals on the upswing, but it's not like it used to be (Continued from Page 2)' think there is a movement to the left," Ezekiel said. "The experience of having the Reagan people in power has had a great effect on people. Progressive people have stopped feeling defeated and rejected and are starting to feel excited, hurt, united, and mad," he said. EzeJiel . . represents liberal...…

…I- 6 Page 8-C-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Welcome to Roboticsland tate leaders ee savior in 'U'will . i h technology dark economic cloud has centered if over the state of Michigan. Fac- es are closing their doors, and in- tment dollars - as well as the jobs go with that money - continue to v southward to the highly-acclaimed belt states.. . he short-term solutions to higan's economic crisis have been ;e cuts in publi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 9-C Get ting around Ypsilanti just 60 cents away By CHARLES THOMSON Thousands face the problem every year-and many just give up. But while Itmay seem impossible to get around Ann Arbor without a car, studen- ts-with a little patience, a little knowledge, and a little cash-can travel to most parts of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti with a minimum of discom- fort. During most times of the day, the ...…

…41 Page 10-C-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Urch's is New and Used Books Brought in from Universities around the country, our stock of quality used books is the largest in the city. And our prices are the best. We guarantee the correct book for every course. Just hand us your list of classes-we do all the work. No pawing through stacks looking for the right book-we hand it to you. Important Due to the unpredictable enrollme...…

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… " e 2-D-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan daily toward opener ridde rs pointing By BOB WOJNOWSKI ie gets the distinct impression that chembechler is not looking past year's season opener versus !onsin. Ve're definitely pointing at that e," says Schembechler, set to nhis 14th year at the helm of the .e and Blue. "We played the worst e anybody has. ever played for me sere (Madison) last year." ST YEAR, MICHIGAN opened the m at Wiscon...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 3-D Rec sports cut again By RON POLLACK -.Michigan Associate Director for Recreational sports, Michael Stevenson predicts that there will be a -cut of approximately $10,000 in this year's recreational sports budget. In most cases this would be bad news. But when compared to last year's $130,000 cut, a $10,000 reduc- tion probably doesn't look so bad to users of rec spor- ts' facilities. L...…

… 4 Page 4D-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Van Boven's Clothing Shoes STATE STREET and in NICKELS ARCADE Since 1921, The Van Boven Shops have been one of the main sources of the clothing and furnishing needs of the incoming students. This year, as in the past, we invite you to shop and browse through the mer- chandise we have bought with you in mind: Sweaters from England and Scotland, furnishings and clothing from our finest...…

…II I' II, i'I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 5-D arriers f f : t i t finish n top hree is kely says arhurst By RON POLLACK While a Big Ten championship may e out of reach, the 1982 Michigan ross-country team will certainly not be La loss for talent. Notable returnees include Gerald 'onakowski, Bill O'Reilly, Jim Sch-. ildt, Bill Brady, Evan Moore and tian Diemer. Donakowski, Schmidt d Brady finished third, 16th and 28...…

…0 Page 6-D-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'M' looks to erase '81 frustrations F Schembechier claims- he likes the challenge (Continued from Page 2) "YOU PLAY WITH what you've got," he says. "I think it will be a better offensive line than what people think. Humphries and Dixon may be the best in the conference." If the offensive line develops as Schembechler hopes, the Wolverines have a bevy of talented-if un- proven--ru...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 7-D Youth Movement Frosh improve cagers' outlook By JOHN KERR On March 7, 1982, it was, mercift over. The worst Michigan basket season in 22 years came to an following the Wolverines' 53-52 los Notre Dame in the Silverdome. It- an embarrassing season for a o proud basketball school. Only six y earlier Michigan had been in the N( finals, and just five seasons before Associated Press ranked W...…

…-" Page 8-D--Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Gymnasts have talent GYMNAST NEVIN Hedlund is shown here on his specialty, the pommel hor- se. Hedlund qualified for the NCAA's last year and according to head coach Newt Loken, he is a "steady performer who has some unique moves .on the pommel horse which always creates in- terest from the judges." By RON POLLACK Five performers who qualified for the NCAA Championships last seaso...…

…* A * I Late season taiSpin: The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 9-D Icers fizzle down stretch after starting off quickly By RON POLLACK The 1981-82 Michigan hockey cam- paign as a bit like a race horse which does not pace itself properly. The Wolverines got out of the gate quickly, but fizzled down the stretch. Michigan won its first four games of the year, including a two-game sweep over highly-regarded Michigan Tech on t...…

…4 Page 10-D-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily '. Batsmen have roller coaster campaign By JIM DWORMAN Although the Michigan baseball team did not play any of its games in an amusement park, the team's 1982 season was one big roller coaster ride-filled with ups and downs. Unfortunately for the Wolverines, their season, like a coaster ride must, ended on a downhill. On May 22, Michigan lost games to both Ohio State and Minnesota,...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 1 1 -D LEACH WINS NCAA SINGLE'S TITLE Netters take Big Ten title-again Bv LARRV MISHKIN Michigan needs in order to hel im- the boy's 18 group Sharton was ranked 1982 seemed like another normal year for the Michigan men's tennis team. It won most of its regular season mat- ches, it won its 15th consecutive Big Ten title, and qualified for the NCAA tour- nament only to lose in the opening ro...…

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… 7W - Y- v v 7W U Page 2-E-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Thursday, SeF Art from all over in Ann Arbor Video fever in A By Jill Beiswenger Art is an index of civilization, a way to communicate beyond national and regional boundaries, and a reflection of culture in its fundamental forms. If you agree with all of that, you'll find justification for your beliefs quite easily in Ann Arbor. The variety ...…

…U U U 9 9 U U w -W 7W Page 22-E--Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Video fever in Ann Arbor- The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Septemb Local band. play R&B a: R&B and R, By Bill Spindle Incoming students to the University face a lot of problems, most of which are expected: budgeting time, managing expenses, deciding whether that sign said the party was at Theta Chi or Theta Xi and trying to find either one in Ann Arbor's Greek m...…

… M Page 4-E-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan .Dily U U 7W The Michigan Daily-Thursd6y, Sept( Local bands play rhythm and blues and,. . . (Continued from Page 3) O.K., enough rhythm and blues. There are bands in Ann Arbor that delve into other genres, though many aren't nearly as popular as the R&B groups. The Flexibles, who have created a unique disco-funk synthesis (stress on the funk), with tinges of jazz tossed in for good me...…

… -W 7W -I V V V V _W -W Page 20-E--Thursday, September 9, 1982--The Michigan Doily Free food and cheap drinks at happy hours (Continued from Page7) get hungry, they offer a full dinner menu. Happy hour is from 2 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The atmosphere at the University Club, located in the Michigan Union, is much different. A far more lively crowd gathers from 4 to 7 p.m. every Monday through Saturday. Pitchers are only $2 a...…

… M w w v W. v -.v -W Page 6-E-Thursdoy, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily TO t,\ U l r' b- lY The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Septeml City 's man bookshops _1 EIVE{SITYcfMUSICAL %SOCIETY International Presentations 1982-83 'I ~ pl - " - N - ''At * r ..G. Choral Union Series in Hill Auditorium Itzhak Perlman, Violinist ......................Tues., Oct. 5 Prague Symphony Orchestra ...............Thurs., Oct. 21 Jiri Belohlavek, Conduct...…

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… 7W Page 8-E-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Chow down V 7W 'W The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Septe AnnArbortheatre: A meltin Ann Arbor restaurants deliciously different ANGELO'S LUNCH (1100 Catherine)-This is breakfast the way it was meant to be. Angelo's boasts some of the most loyal customers to be found anywhere. They come for the food. Angelo's offers dozens of break- fasts and lunches ranging in price from two to s...…

… Page 16-E--Thursday, September 9,±192-The MichiganDaily V V V V V V V V v Detroit delive By Ann Marie Fazio and Mark Gindin For those campus dwellers who long for the hustle of city life, the tall buildings and heavy traffic, Ann Arbor just doesn't cut it. Luckily for them, however, Detroit lies less than an hour away. When most non-natives think of the Motor City, the riverfront usually comes to mind. Cobo Hall, the Joe Louis Arena, H...…

… V w V w The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Sept Page 10-E-Thursday, September 9;1982--The Michigan Daily Eclipse provides all that jazz 'U' broadcasts from opposite ends of By Richard Campbell Most of the year, students at the University are excitedly talking about football, Big Ten standings, NCAA playoffs, and Bo Schembechler. But every now and then, Ann Arbor turns its collective ear to Hill Auditorium where Ella Fitzgerald has performed, o...…

…V V U U U U V lw e 14-E-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan, Daily w . w -W _W The Michigan Dai-Thursday, Septemt It's 21 in town, but drinking is easy (Continued from Page 7) "I don't think any of the (liquor) stores are selling to underage people," said Dave. He added that recently, liquor stores are enforcing the law more strictly. Jeff, however, explained one simple way that minors obtain alcohol from liquor stores. "Wheneve...…

… Page 12-E-Thursday September 9. 1982-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor is for moviemaniacs -7-W The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Septe By Richard Campbell It just wouldn't be Ann Arbor without movies. From the ancient classics and golden oldies to today's big budget blockbusters, the campus film groups and the commercial theaters provide a midwestern mecca for the cinemaniac. 'There are seven film groups on cam- pus, enough to promise at least on...…