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…Completed calendar displays 'U' models' 'Looks of Class' The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 -Page 11 (Continued from Page 1) consignment, allowing them to return unsold calendars to his eompany. Although the cal - endars originally went on sale around three weeks ago for $8, most stores reduced the price to $6 oi' $7 because sales were slow. Moe's Sports Shop had 10 calendars sitting on its shelves for more than three weeks until...…

….. Page 12 -.The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 b f Space port put on hold SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP)-America's space station exists only in volumes of . drawings, miles of computer tape, and the minds of engineers who still disagree with it. But by 1994, NASA plans to have a structure as long as one and two-thirds football football fields orbiting 280 miles above the Earth, and housing eight crew members for up to 90 days. The...…

…The Michigan Doily - Friday, September 5, 1986--Page 13 Court threatens TV producer 4 .r * .a ." r ' 5 / } sL~. ~.~ . '4} k M~~ > ~ y 'Ik I ~, i. Associated Press Singed An unidentified man pushes Veronica Burton of Boston off her roof just as flames begin to engulf her during a two-alarm fire. She was hospitalized after the fall. ' Soviet evacuation failed DETROIT (AP)- Authorities may seek this week to enforce a contempt order sending a...…

…Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 .4 Women in march sponsor rallies (Continued from Page 3) said she was surprised when, two days later, two security workers who detained her joined the march and said, "Some of us really want to be with you." WINKELMAN said the march has been gaining national support and new marchers since it left Denver. Pauline Ahern and her ten-year-old daughter Amelia, came from Australia to join t...…

… ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, September 5, 1986 Page 15 Moore dies; an era ends .M1<a By Whitney Krueger Henry Moore, the British sculptor whose work is recognized by its broad stylized forms expressing the human figure, died this past Sunday in his home outside of London. He was 88. The sculptor had spent his lifetime exploring human form S and its relationship to the environment it inhabits. Through monumental wood and stone carvin...…

…Page 16 - The Michigan Daily --Friday, September 5, 1986 'Extemities' extreme lack of quality 4 The Los Angeles-based band The Dream Syndicate, will be performing at door. Pictured above are band members Mark Walton, Paul B. Cutler, the U-Club tomorrow night. Showtime is 10 p.m., tickets are $7.50 at the Steve Wynn, and Dennis Duck. Dream Syndicate its U- Club By Joel Tractenberg The Dream Syndicate will be in Ann Arbor as part of their ...…

…I, The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 - Page. 17 Records '*% rvt;s ,. h Leaving Trains--Kill Tunes (SST) Leaving Trains do what needs to be done: they write solid songs, play their instruments well, and always manage to keep things together. This isn't all that uncommon, right? However, this band is unique in that they do more than that which is needed when supplying spirit. Leaving Trains are a real, honest-to-God rock and roll...…

…I ,. , Field Hockey vs. Ohio University Today, 7:30 p.m. South Ferry Field SPORTS Field Hockey vs. Ball State Tomorrow, 7 p.m. South Ferry Field The Michigan Daily Friday, Septemk.er 5, 1986 Page 18 Fg Fourn defense starti ng spots unclaimed By PHIL NUSSEL Bo Schembechler doesn't worry anymore - he just gets concerned. With eight days left before the season opener at Notre Dame, Schembechler is concerned about naming his starting lineups,...…

…Page 19- The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 'Twerp' turns terri at t .S. FLUSHING MEADOW, N.Y. I still remember that little D 1 1 & twerp, Aaron Krickstein, from Ph IIIIIIn I t U my days on the Western Tennis Association junior tournament B Phil \issel circuit. r For years he humiliated us older guys because he always 4-6, to Karel Novacek of When the fifth set rolled plavp a in the higher age groups - Czechoslovakia. In the third...…

…I The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 - Page 20 WHERE'S THE BEEF? New menu leaves Bos boys meatless I By ADAM MARTIN No longer will students in South Quad peer through locked cafeteria doors to catch a glimpse of football players dining on steak and gourmet dessert3. The nutritional era, bean sprouts and all, arrived this summer for Michigan ballplayers, replacing years, and pounds, of juicy red meat. TRAINING table, Michi...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 - Page 21 CANADIAN BEERS / ANN ARBOR'S LOWEST PRICED ALWAYS FEATURED!. E4 E IN STOCK Weideman ... Goebel,",. Meisterbrau . .. .. Old Milwaukee ... . Busch . ". . . . .. . Strohs .. . .. Budweiser ...". Coors . .. .. .. . . Labatts Blue .. Michelob. . ". . . Signature. . .., Molson Canadian . Heineken . mu... r U " " mu.. * mu" mm". . mum." am.". ma".. mu.." am .r. " " "E mu.." mu".". IE $1...…

…4 Page 22 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 5, 1986 E q Eli MUI .M- I 0 [/ t 4 i - _t - _ r I +) 4 ' II '!' _ J ii i ii Ivor ( II 7i ICI, . ., ,, I, ON SALE Friday, Sept. 5 thru Tuesday, Sept. 9 ..__ ._ ,. . r_ _r, i o (1_!' I i __ c SHAIPst B__ rid r ri .+ s'i' f f'7 x , -I I- , -=---_ -- = -_ hd.1 Save 30% ~29 Our 41.88 Ea. Choice of bookcases includes 3-shelf units with sliding doors or 4-shelf open u...…

…New Student Edition j:j; b le Alit ita Ninety-seven years of editorial/freedom i4IiI fol. XCVII - No. 1 Copyright 1986 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 4, 1986wen ge Officials study 'U' repo By PHILIP LEVY Students in the University's College of Literature, "science, and the Arts may be trained to think more critically next fall in an experimental course currently nder consideration by LSA officials. The propo...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Environmental group may not a By REBECCA BLUMENSTEIN The future of a student-run en- vironmental group on campus will be threatened if a proposal by Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann Arbor) is ap- proved by the Board of Regents in September. The proposal, which was presented to the Regents in their June meeting, would prevent the Public Research Interest Group in Michigan (PIRGIM) from cont...…

… . A get By MARTIN FRANK The University was awarded three major Department of Defense projec- ts this summer that could significan- tly increase the amount of research money the University receives from the Pentagon. University officials currently negotiating with the defense department predict researchers will receive between $20 and $25 million, although the amount could be as high as $32 million. The contracts, which are part of the Univer...…

…40 OPINION Page 4 Thursday, September 4, 1986 The Michigan Daily a Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCVI, 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. Learn more than books Respect 'No Code' In a democratic nation, it seems self- evident that...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page 5 PERSPECTIVES Students need more . - political p By KERY MURAKAMI A report in the mid-1960s on the role of students in University decision- making said, "college is not a prepar- tion for life. It's life itself." This above all else reflects the importance of students having influence on the policies of this institution. Not token, rubber-stamping power, but the ac- tual ability...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - New engine dean brings subdued' style to college By ROB EARLE The University's College of Engineering is likely to retain its momentum and liberal arts direction under new dean Charles Vest, though the mechanical engineering professor will exert a different type of leadership than his predecessor, James Duderstadt. "He (Vest)-has a somewhat different, more subdued style," said Aeros...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page 7 Special orientation helps minorities adjust to 'U' st Y/ TIC" .y Daily Photo by ANDI SCHREIBER Ron Sharc and Deborah Refsch call for the prosecution of a University student accused of vandalizing the Diag shanty. I' Shanty suffers repeated attacks By LISA GREEN Making the transition from high school to college is difficult for everyone. Yet, on a campus where only 11.5 percent of...…

…6 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - LSA may review writing courses By PHILIP LEVY Disturbed by poor writing among many University undergraduates, of- ficials in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts may solicit faculty opinions this fall on how to improve the college's introductory, composition program. Courses under, the program are required for about 85 percent of University students after not scoring ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page S9 Oki*' l t; - 4 .V 'I o, SI i I 111111 0 i. 4 4 L, I * AV Vol"I 11 I I U I !L* BARF ~~0 R 5 , 1 SAVI NGS ________________ 'I. 6 0 'Al I 1 l I 11 11 S IJ I A11k I I I S :p I IH y' , SI1 ~in~inKiZMERBOY .. MDt ToNI. (Tum me t BRUCE SRN GTEN : THE WILD, THE INN EN & HE E STREET SHUFFLE ~4 W Sf O t~ Cy r 4+k BOB DYLAN INFIDEL Ifldr "Vl Andd lIJOWff...…

…a0 Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - 'U'hospital gets off to a healthy start By ELLEN FIEDELHOLTZ In a time when competition for hospital patients is high, the Univer- sity's new 586 bed hospital is flourishing. After four years of planning, the University Hospital and the A. Alfred Taubman Health Care Center was of- ficially dedicated in June. The hospital cost $365 million to build and is the most expensive hosp...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page 11 Security deals with sma By MELISSA BIRKS University security guards spend more time responding to calls than patrolling ,the campus - a direct' result of the Department of Safety's' limited staff, officials say. According to Leo Heatley, director of public safety, an average of four of- ficers work every shift, including a dispatch officer and supervisor. Security, covering 2,500 a...…

…A Page 12 -The Michigan Daily- Thursday, September 4, 1986 0 9 JAL Ma r i UF U, a 'U . OP iU 0-, U U The E.M.U. Master Mimes perform for fairgoers rt the Graceful Arch near the Dennison Building. The fair features everything from slick pro performers to hobbyist, street musicians. a I 0 J. Robert Black and Heidi Cobb peddle their People Pots at their booth on State St. Evan Price, 13, of Rochester plays for money near Jacobson...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 -Page 13 01 The Fees Percent increase Resident Undergraduate Fresh./Soph. 4.3 Jun. /Sen. 4.3 Graduate 8.0 Business Administration (MBA) 15.2 Dentistry 8.0 Law 9.0 Medicine 9.2 Non- Resident Undergraduate Fresh./Soph. 8.0 Jun./Sen. 8.0 Graduate 8.0 Business Administration (MBA) 10.5 Dentistry 8.0 Law 9.0 Medicine 9.2 Candidacy 8.0 1986-87 (Cr term) 1238 1372 2090 2700 3 164 2508 3654 4024 432...…

…Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 landela given honor By PHILIP LEVY Three hours before the University's official commen- cement ceremony in Michigan Stadium last May, suppor- ters of Nelson Mandela gathered on the Diag to honor the jailed South African activist. After an angry speech by Congressman George Crockett (D-Michigan), Mandela was awarded an unof- ficial honorary "Doctor of Human Letters," and anti- aparthe...…

…The Michigan Doily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 -Page 15 Is it costing you too much to ". ' , r .. z r% - ll h t7HkCK N& # V s ICK US T spend your moneyN ell C eOSI rv' '2j~krEjT Ol 02 :4. . DO s -c't 7 00o Join U of M Credit Union and You can switch to Credit Union Checking Save money and earn money with a share draft checking account at U of M Credit Union 1. Save money. There are no per-check charges and the low monthly statem...…

…Page 16- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 'U' battles over banner limit on Diag New 'U' phone system installed with difficulties 4 By REBECCA BLUMENSTEIN and PETER OERNER As students walk through the Diag this fall, they may see patches of sky through the fluttering banners hanging from the trees and adver- tising everything from Greek rush to political meetings. The banners are part of the Diag's atmosphere, but for a whil...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page. 17 City examines By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC The city began looking at ways this summer to prevent crimes in off-campus areas, heavily populated by students. A committee, formed by the City Council in May, planned to begin meeting in mid-August and is expected to recommend improvements in crime prevention in January. The committee was formed, said Councilman Seth Hirshorn (D-Second Ward), i...…

…'Page 18 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 'U' administration may implement its own code )(CofiinuedfrmmPa e3).. .. :1i a - . .. nP fn t.4r d.Ap t ehavir tt~nuue Frl rgea ministration's controversial code to the Board of Regents for approval. Shapiro backed off on his threat in January when the council appeared to be making headway and working "in good faith." In fact, in April, the council asked for input on its preliminar...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Pagel9 INFIGHTING RESTRICTS ASSEMBLY DECISION-MAKING M I MSA hires mediator to resolve tension By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC On-going tension among members of the Michigan Student Assembly this summer led the assembly to hire a mediator. Mediation has resolved some im-. medite disputes, but assembly mem- bers say the long-term effectiveness of the mediation will not be evident until fall, when t...…

…z R a Page 20 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September A, 1986 i C K CO Sc ni-.U~iooil T, V ri Sa e 'a 11.99 to 18.99 Junior tops and jeans Fall pair-ups in fabrics like polyester/ cotton, and cotton/acrylic. Teddy sweatshirt, Reg. $18 Sale 13.50 Hunt Club, baggy jeans, Reg. $24 Sale 16.99 Plaid oversized shirt, Orig. $20 Sale 12.99 Hunt Club'R corduroy jeans, Reg. $25 Sale 18.99 Panda sweatshirt, Reg. $16 Sale 11.99 Prewashed deni...…

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…0 Page 2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 ,Geniusor autocrat? New V.P. Duderstadt arrives amidst controversy By JERRY MARKON James Duderstadt, the University's new Vice President for Academic Af- fairs and Provost, has never lacked ambition. He has risen steadily: from Yale graduate with highest honors in 1964, to professor of nuclear engineering in 1976, to University engineering dean in 1981. Yet three months after rea...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page 3A Greeks gain respect despite self-indulgent image By MELISSA BIRKS When the Sigma Alpha Mu frater- nity paid a man reputed to be the world's fastest beer drinker $1500 to come imbibe on campus last March, many snickered it was "just another fraternity schenanigan." But as membership in fraternities and sororities steadily increases, the Greek" system is forcing the rest of campus to ta...…

…a Page 4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 RC education stresses language and pajamas By MARTIN FRANK At 9 am, Bob Garnsey rolls out of bedi. He has ten minutes to get to class. Most University students would jist fall back asleep, but Bob, and 1 650 others like him, still have plenty of time. Bob walks over to the closet, puts on his bathrobe, grabs a pop-tart, and ambles down the stairs to his class - with five minutes t...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986- Page 5A, Tuition up, financial aid down; students are in debt Daily Photo by CHRIS TWIGG University alumnus Jack Atkinson relaxes as he browses through books at the Barnes and Nobles bookstore in the Michigan Union. Bookstores By EUGENE PAK Imagine you are working late on a botany lab in the Natural Science building's humid greenhouse. In the middle of the lab, you realize you have just u...…

…0 Page 6A --The Michigan Daily - thursday, Sepwtea.. . ,4 -- The Daily makes progress? By KERY MURAKAMI The old Daily joke goes: How many Daily reporters does it take to change a lightbulb. Four. One to change the lightbulb and three to talk about how great the old one was. tradition is a big part of working at the Daily. The slgan right below the Michigan Daily on the front p ge reminds us of the 96-year history of the paper-one of the f...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page 7f., The 1985-86 academic year was more than studying and exams for (he University. The Fiesta Bowl Victory, the coming of "Star Wars" to campus and the con-, *tinuing battle over the code of nonacademic conduct all occupied the minds of students and the front page of the Daily. tSeptember 5: Students crowd~ back to Ann Arbor for classes and the yearly ritual of waiting in lines. Booksto...…

…'Pige 8A-- The Michigan Doily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 BACK IN SCHOOL? IT'S TIME TO PLAN YOUR VACATIONS! Avoid the Rush Call Conlin Travel to plan your Thanksgiving, Christmas or Spring Break vacations. Our experienced agents work hard to offer you the same quick, inexpensive, expert assistance that won your vote as the Best Travel Agent in Ann Arbor for 4 years in a row. We promise "Good service with a smile" -MIchigan Daily ... every t...…

… the, hiigan Daily- Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page 9A I , RED HOT LOVERS r1 629 E. University 9 996-FOOD 4 -4 (,Y~ a b : U expires 9/25/86 U :BUY ONE SNACK: SIZE SUB AND 0111: GET ONEU TYRO-I ior9 U *()O J)D 1315 S. UNIVERSITY M. ~l.5OOFF : anyfol sandwich with * double meat with 0 purchase of drink . I'U 1315 S. UNIVERSITY . -'~vtrMD '8 expires 9/25/86 ONE DOLLAR MOFF! -4160 SNDIC 11la.m.- 2p.m. M* ANY FOOTLONG SADIC a.m.- 3 a....…

…Wage IOA- ,m;ivio. ngan uaily --Thursday, September 44, 19 U' lobbyists politick for money By PHILIP LEVY iLast year, an animal rights group decided to push legislation barring the use of pound animals in research in Michigan. If passed, the University Wiuld have had to specially breed animals at an estimated cost of $300 to $400 per animal. Even before the issue was presen- ted to the legislature, University lob- byists were involved. 'Fir...…

…'Rape culture' facilitates blaming victimr By MELISSA BIRKS 'Something in our culture makes rape a reality in the lives of 44 percent of American women. That same thing also protects rape so well that the Federal Bureau of Investigation eltimates that only one of every ten rapes is reported. "'Rape culture" - or a society that perpetuates if not encourages sexual harassment - is so pervasive in our society that it's hard to notice, say area c...…

…0 Page 12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 Admnistrators 4 I' By KERY MURAKAMI Although the Board of Regents make the final decisions at the Diversity, it is the University's ad-. ntiistrators that "recommend" policies for approval. '1's rare when the regents - who pffmarily stay off of campus - con- ttdict the administration. c,-dministrators, officed in the fun- 4-looking building by the Cube, are fterts in every aspect...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 -Page 13Ak MSA seeks credibility and respect on campus By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC The University's Board of Regents recognizes the Michigan Student Assembly, as the official student voice in University decision- making. Despite this decree, MSA struggles for respect from both ad- ministrators and students. Many students, even some on the assembly, call MSA a joke, especially because administrators ...…

…4 Page 14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 Report calls for L SA overhaul New prc By PHILIP LEVY Students in the University's College of =Literature, Science, and the Arts must be trained to think more critically, said a report examining Ow quality of LSA's undergraduate education. The observation was just one of several included in a 21-page report finished by the Blue Ribbon Corn- ission thissummer. The com- rission...…

…I The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 - Page 15A, A ore studying Students sweat off studies at CCRB By ELLEN FIEDELHOLTZ A sleek physique, it is said, will not only attract members of the opposite sex, but also help in withstanding the high pressure of University life. Though University students exercise their minds in a library or lecture hall, they flex their pecs at one of the three campus recreational facilities. The Central...…

…Page 16A- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 .t.. m.. :~Wwl The Full- Service Student Bookstore I m 0* S3 I I -T . - -T T -, Main Campus Store "- ; " m CD r 341 East Liberty, at Division St. 769-7940 I I Fuller Road I i I i" i I id I II North Campus Store I groww"Prorp w v I-TIMMEEr - - - R & - u - - - i In the Commons Building. 994-9012 If II I laI i I ~iI -4 Sq aI --" io Mer...…