…Just say: "Charge It," Kline's, Visa or Master Card Uof Westerr Reg. 12.00 Blue felt western hat with gold "M." Sizes 3S, M, LX M -88 306-12 S. Main St. - The Michigan Daily--Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 3-A Prices Effective Aug. 21st to Sept. b While Quantities Are Available For the Junior, in Wool Blends for 51 Y ears K le S Plaids and SolideCysa Skrts CReg. 23.00-32.0( iate , 4 gore124 izes 38-48' 829 Kline 's-Where Levi is Ki...…
…Page 4-A-Thursday, September4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom I Where to turn in November Vol. XCf, No. 1 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michiganj Registration an idea whose tlme has not come' T MAY NOT seem very surprising that a student newspaper on a col- lege campus should oppose registration for the draft. Indeed, among many students, the immediate, almost knee...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Pagot-A v Frye discusses the 'U' By MITCH STUART Billy Frye became the University's vice-president for academic affairs on July 1. His appointment comes at a time of extreme economic har- dship for the University and the en- tire country. In an interview with Daily staff writer Mitch Stuart, Frye discussed his views on the problems confronting the University, and his now responsibilities as vi...…
…A Page 6-A-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily K1 \ Student University funding shifts from public to private I wned a nd Student ont rolled 4 ,*' ....that's why were cheaper! By MITCH STUART and SARA ANSPACH A Daily News Analysis This year, the University will spend about $654.5 million to support all of its programs, To a greater extent than ever before, the money will be coming from students and private donations, ra...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 7-A Despite opposition, registration begins By MAUREEN FLEMING Despite heated debate, national and Ical protests, and a court ruling that declared registration for the draft discriminatory, 19 and 20 year-old men began to register July 21 LOCAL ANTI-DRAFT groups have been demonstrating as early as last January to show their disfavor. Tom Schomaker, a spokesman for the Wesley Foundation, sai...…
… rive to lower drinking age gains momentum I F ° S ,, dnn Drily Photo aeren e STEVE OSBURN, AN Ann Arborite who studied music at Interlochen, strums a melody to an unidentified pooch on a summer afternoon. Students roach annual Hash Bash By STEVE HOOK During the past decade, Ann Ar- bor has gained statewide notoriety each spring by being the home of the annual "Hash Bash," an event which attracts dope-smokers en- masse to the Diag to cel...…
…I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 9-A :)P in Detroit: flections of a ident reporter By JOYCE FRIEDEN r Republican Convention ind went last July, and now: e hullaballoo is long since will be put out of the collec- iblic mind for another four But for those of us who were there, especially fellow collegiate reporters, being a part of the con- vention proceedings has left its in- delible mark on our psyches. As far as "hard...…
…Page 10-A-Thursday, September 4, 1980--The Michigan Daily 747, I t A (N i I, \ 'V N OOI1 ,STATE COUPON CREST TOOTH PASTE STATE COUPON STYLE MASTER POWER DRYER 1255 Watt HAIR BLOWER Va12" 50% OFF SUNGLASSES, "LA TEST STYLES AND COLORS~ "YOUR CHOICE" NO LIMIT Exp. 9-17-80 STATE COUPON STATE COUPON SOAP Box OR TOOTHBRUSH TUBE 50C Value33e. each 3 4. STATE COUPON CHAIN BIKE LOCK No. 753 MASTER COMBINATION LOCK No. 1543 D $2. 991...…
…Aw The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 1 1-A1 .7:_rd I I V A 4 WELCOME RECORD BACK PRICES TO IN THE TO' BEST CADDYSHACK III MUSIC FROM THE MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK A N 4 MOLLY HATCHET "BEATIN' THE ODDS" 'V Aks. MOLLY HATCHET BEATIN' THE ODDS including: Sailor/The Rambler/Dead And Gone Penthouse Pauper/Beatin' The Odds O'JAYS THE OWAYS THE YEAR 2000 including: Girl, Don't Let It Get You Down/You Won't Fai Yo...…
…12-A-Thursday, September 4, 1980--The Michigan Daily of vi "h' HMM ". ,u t,.ac I / I School Spirit CHOOL SPIRIT IS REAL NEAT. Ask almost any student cheerleader, athlete, or class president. Ask almost any grammar school principal or college dean. They'll all tell you that school spirit is great. Just dandy. And the swell thing about school spirit is, well, it can be expressed in so many different ways! Show your school spirit today! 4 ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 13-A City Housing A review of student options Discovery. Exploration. By NICK KATSARELAS With rare exception, all freshpersons entering the University are subjected to the unique experience of living in a residence hall. Although some residents actually choose to live in a dorm for the whole of their collegiate life, most students leave after their first or second year, and enter the chao...…
…September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily J' hospital plan chosen; regents OK new facility By MITCH STUART iversity Regents unanimously; ted a general architectural design ;he $210 million-plus University' ?ital replacement project and orized planners to begin develop- tof schematic drawings. e plan chosen, described by ar- ects as a "modified pavilion" gn, calls for six separate but in- ated structures to house the essen- iospital units. WE PAVI...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 15-A - I The saga of an adult bookstore S By MITCH STUART The fight was on when a contingent of women from the "North Avenue Coalition" dumped 450 letters signed by city residents on Mayor Louis Belcher's desk in protest against an adult bookstore on N. Fourth Ave. The Danish News, which sold erotic magazines, filmstrips, and other assor- ted paraphernalia, opened its doors last April unde...…
…Need a buck? Be a guinea pig By SARA ANSPACH Both researchers and subjects show anything." Presspitch attended three second year medical student, says he ds like the job you've been disdain for the term "guinea pig." "It's sessions of about four, hours each. He checked out the consequences of taking or. The hours are good, the so ... so derogatory," says an LSA swallowed a tube that went from his a drug by consulting with a friend in e is spot...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980--Page 17-A j11r -. qyt is s F ., t: - : << %k c{ y .. .y_. } . R, ?. . C r 4' PAY ' ' r+ {;. " . SERVING GERMAN & AMERICAN SPECIALITIES OR 50 YEARS BEER-WINE- COCKTAILS 669-9t7 M1 A 1. , , , l y 1. ~ O 4 *GOOD FOOD & GOOD SERVICE at reasonable prices *LUNCH or DINNER 4OVER 25 ENTREES INCLUDING: pa- tueaa surrun Unique aura surrounds GERMAN BRATWURST. KNACKWURST. METTWURST: SAUERBRATEN &...…
…entagon research up, but not at 'U' which forabde the Defense Departmej from sponsoring research not direct related to military functions, al detered the Pentagon from dealing wit universities. But according to Unive sity Director of Research Developmei and Administration James Lesch, "ti Mansfield Amendment is now co sidered passe." During the past few years Pentago supported research has found itse back in college laboratories agai Univers...…
…Student quality remains high The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 19-A Capet 9ewern 719 N. UNIVERSITY 665-4355 By JOYCE FRIEDEN One thing that is always true about the University is that it is never the e. Every year old faces leave and a e replaced by new ones. Faculty members come and go, even the foot- ball team's record varies (slightly) rom year to year. However, one thing that does not vary reatly in any given year, ac...…
…September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily 4) PiREPM5 ABOUT RUSH?*; Z. GO)AL. IS TC MAKE .THE WORLD SAFE FOR )Fl.F WHO WANT TO RENT RFTFZJ6 RTaRS Z. THEI KR RCQVi W &4ETHE LWWEST CES IN NAWN AND FOUR £IzE.S To CJ4OOSE UM . I i 4 i y , c _' L. i F '_ _ , . " .,,: \ / ..--- I f f' Jr ' Y .. '. " ='b A 't ... , I #41r LA \ 1 r-.7 ; . -: ............................................... h. ._ : '. ::. I/ , it' :y F ., ti. I ...…
…Thursday, September 4, 1980-Sec. 8-16 Poges f x a N _ d'" . y + , ' ( ; x .. S d rr .. - ,' ' , :.. . w :, ., .. .. an. w c.vgi M . O^iawv : f i N ,r °_ ,.... ii '; a ,;. > -sC'. -s '.... .: . s:. k:.,... hree days before the tuition hike figure was released, The Daily learned the University was recommending an across the board increase of 13 per cent for the 1980-81 academic year. At press time, the exact increase was not known bec...…
…Page 2-B-Thursday, September 4,1980-The Michigan Daily To study or not to study By NICKKATSARELAS If there's one thing that has always bothered me about college students, it is their ultimate conviction to studying vigorously and remaining extremely dedicated to their work. Yet, I've always maintained that education should never get in the way of college. I mean, why study when you could be having fun? . "THE WAY I figure," said one prawny l...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 3-B Faculty at' U' ranks with the best By ADRIENNE LYONS It's finally over-the months of 'agonizing over which colleges to apply to,' the seemingly endless letters of rejection, and the almost magical ac- ceptacnes. For better or worse, you and the University have chosen each other, and by now you are probably wondering exactly how good the University's qualities are. Well, rest assured...…
…Page 4-B-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily I The University through the ages By SARA ANSPACH and DAVID MEYER The University, from its early beginning as a tiny public college of the Michigan Territory to its current status as one of the nation's most respected institutions of higher learning, has meant a great deal of things to the students, faculty and administrators that have experienced and shaped its 163 year history. Back ...…
… The Michigan Daily--Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 5-B 17 Schools and colleges of very high quality (Continued from Page 4) mitted are Michigan residents. In 1979, the average LSAT scores of all those entering was 687 and the grade-point average was 3.61. * ,One student said the job market is ex- tremely lucrative for graduates because of the school's fine reputation. Library Science Known as the smallest school in the University, the Sch...…
…4 Page 6-8-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Two programs alleviate classroom drudgery By BONNIE JURAN Many University students who sit through lectures day after day and struggle through endless textbook readings often wonder about the prac- ticality of the knowledge drilled into them. All is not lost for these students, because two University programs allow and encourage students to put their acquired knowledge to active use....…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 7-8 MWAMI.- Libraries act as -04% f social, study hubs By BETH PERSI( It's the day before the cbmistry final and you're sweating ullets-and rightly so. You've floundced around all semester, partying to .he hilt. You haven't cracked a booksince the mid- term and now it's clearhat to pass the exam you've got to gettown to some in- tense cramming. But in -the dorm crazies make irritatin...…
…South University Office 995-'7830 1100 S'. University Avenue (Corner of Last L'ni vrerOiiv Serving main camptis with full-service bnmking,. including: READYP F4LLi7 ~j)AnnArborBank A\LQ)AdIhst 41 Photo ftnishing Ger This oupcinr purchase o$51 W e Cas h Checks [or Students"J v .01 0 AL l MULE SKINNER LE ATHER SHOP ESTABISHED197? " western hats *briefcase~ " book bags ! walletCs VERY TRADITONA CLO HI Welcome to the Unversi For over 20...…
…The Michigan Doily-Thursday, September 4, 1484---Page 4.8 ?X Inc.- Aebors Friendly Camera Shop ith university 665-6101 ever Your Photo Needs -eCnSreYu SSelection of Cameras, Acces- Darkroom- Equipment and Supplies. .Get it' together. s . 1 'SI, ilmd Coupon ~$1OM0 when making any ° rrrore. Mp i per customer fttr oct. 31, 1980 0 1 W{OM EN ichigan and The Bagpiper. etling U of M girls every- lonal clothing. inny .Johanson Accessories Ca...…
…I Fage 10-B-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Liberal arts graduates valuable to society? By LORENZO BENET In these times of economic uncertainity and tightening job markets, a University student might be tempted to direct his or her education toward an easily marketable area such as business or engineering. But some students will still desire a liberal arts degree, hoping for the best when it comes time to look for a job. UNIVE...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 11-81- 'U' prof compares past and present students By GEOFFREY OLANS Student attitudes and social relation- hips at the University have undergone a pronounced transformation over the past three decades, according to Angus Campbell, University professor of psychology and sociology. "The '50s saw the crew-cut generation at Michigan," noted Cam- pbell. "They were conventional in their social a...…
…0 Page 12-B-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily t Reg ets set policy for the University By SARA ANSPACH A half hour at the end of the Thursday would destroy the community's am- The University is very much like a meeting is set aside for comments from bience-claimed Roach's move was un- ---------,V ,,., ..the public. Students, faculty, and com- fair. large corporation whose products in- clude education and research- generated kn...…
…Th a .AArinnn nrt.il-dI;TL...-..J..., *c..L.....ar d 1 Q D.... i'2 R r i You-rage i;s-ts /.. 44 __U I 4 . x .,''. >; ' 4 . i * C4, I.. ' 3000 Michiga fit the "U1 togetherl H MICHIGAN The Heart of the University * UI lL "We're Right in Your Own Backyard" Interested in getting into extra- your nees Alo, don't mss a chance to hex i tin Ann Arbor at the many International Center Organizations, Activities and Programs office programs. (S.O....…
…Page 14-B-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Financial Aid Extra $$tothe rescue 4 al By JOYCE FRIEDEN For many students, the success or failure of a college education depends primarily on finances. Students from wealthy families are able to afford the spiraling costs, while students from lower income families face constant pressures to meet their expenses, which can cruelly compound academic pressures. The University administrat...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 15-8 BGS degree offers educational alternative Daily Photo by JIM KRUZ The University's School of Music North Campus continues to grow i (Continued from Page 11) file units, a disc storage system, card eaders, and terminals, among others. Across the street the brick Phoenix Memorial Laboratory, built in memory of students and alumni who died in World War II, houses the Ford Nuclear React...…
…Page 16-8--Thursday, September 4, 198-The Michigan Dily I ° . 0 I 4 hat's In E? . ri j4 C Z A0 O TEXTBOOKS for your classes, DISCONTED5 % 0 A sr i Selection of "U of M" imprinted Clothing and Gifts 1) q M* USED TEXTBOOKS, 25 to 35% 0 All the Supplies you Hs el 41 0 A £PROFESSIONAL Book Dept., Located on the 2nd Floor (Medical, Law, Dental, Social Work, Nursing) o A Wide Selection of General 11 Interest Books. Hardco...…
…Thursday, September 4, 1980-Sec. C-10 Pages. r i I ............ A s college towns go, Ann Arbor is a bit unusual. Its peculiarity is not a social or political one, but a geographical one. The campuses of large universities tend to be consciously laid out, separated, if not isolated from their respective communities. Western Michigan University, for example, lies on the outer edge of Kala- mazoo, with its center several miles from that o...…
…4 Page 2-C-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor Area N r A ..I - S-I F '. u ' -9C KOY' DTry.sS Ad Csv A PL 0f~ S1poy r C,. F p "VfIs > A . 1Aa wt II IDF "NHQ~~ED f U(t T PF5o. me8P -L r cA I, i. qd 6 DMN 2 ' -A BRYlIA 1T- DP. ' )rrEREAI0SdNm C N AEWhSOpUZ6R0 IN NifD A i !HSTnq m DIED wias c/0 yG 141 w Aw o I NM Tf r INSID ( R P, n oD Nrarfn ' POR £rPLUC *.')S~~lvI _______________________________________ :i ,- p a P ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 3-C Economics marks tie ANNARBOR CITY GOVERNMENT Mayor: Louis Belcher (R) 761-5836 between city and 'U' By LEE KATTERMAN Almost daily we hear tales of woe about our economy, whether from the sparring presidential candidates or from students who must dig that much deeper into their pockets to pay for this year's tuition. With pecuniary problems on the tip of nearly everyone's tongue, it sh...…
…4 Page 4-C-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor police protect city, Thievery and rape pose threat to U' students and staff By TIMOTHY YAGLE Many of Ann Arbor's 180 police of- ficers today are college educated and consequently more familiar than past officers toward how a college student thinks, according to former Police Chief Walter Krasny. "The average of- ficer is accepted today and the students like to have him arou...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 5-C Looking for cheap food? Get away from campus A price comparison of localfood Campus Ralph's . .ood Mart Village White Corners Market S. Univ. (orners Market By WILLIAM THOMPSON For dorm dwellers weary of institu- tionalized food day after day, there is always the option of traveling off- campus to collect the necessary items to prepare a home-cooked meal. In doing this, klowever, it be...…
…0 Page 6-C-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily A2 history: Growing with the ' ' By MARY FARANSKI Lucy Morgan, a Connecticut native who came to Ann Arbor in 1831 (seven years after the city's foun- ding), once wrote, "It is the general opinion that there is no better land than is to be found in Michigan. I do not feel as if I should willingly return to either Ohio, New York, or Connecticut to live. It is so much pleasanter here."...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 7-C Local transit system meets increased demand By LEE KATTERMAN What did you pay for the first gallon of gasoline you ever purchased? Even if you don't remember, you can befit was well under today's prices and probably a good bit less than a dollar a gallon. The rising cost of gas, beside throwing the auto industry into a fit and increasing the number of tiny'imported cars on the road, ha...…
…Page 8-C-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily , Ann Arbor has food for every thought AVERAGE COSTS: $1.50-4.00 Angelo's Lunch 1100 Catherine 668-9538 Bicycle Jim's 1301 S. University 665-2650 Bimbo's 114 E. Washington 665-3231 Brown Jug 1204 S. University 761-3355 Burger King 520 E. Liberty 994-4367 Central Cafe 322 S. Main 665-9999 Cottage Inn 512 E. William 663-4636 Count of Antipasto S. University & Church 668-8411 Dominick's (...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 9-C Record, book stores joust for student $$ ,Local bookstores prepare for chaotic fall rush By NICK KATSARELAS Given the cultural and academic atmosphere of Ann Arbor, it's not surprising to find its streets lined with a rich mixture of bookstores. In the campus area, there are over two dozen text, trade, used, ethnic, religious, and adult bookstores to serve the needs of about everyone. ...…
…-, Page 10-C-Thursdlay, September 4, 190-The Michigan Daily F C I I 1 4 11 I 4 (4 I IC ! * .Free Delivery and Pick-up " Guaranteed to work / CONTACT: ANN ARROR MUSIC MART 4 mmmmm 336 S . STATE STREET ANN ARBOR, MICH. 2 CU. ft. ft. units units also 769-4980 1 S. StckteS- 14 *M~c 1T IC 3cu 3 i~ °U E …
…Thursday, September 4, 1980-Sec. D-10 Pages ,, . :. ;.. it A6 j 1 hile sipping a cup of coffee after another grueling afternoon at the library, you may begin to wonder if going to school at Mich- igan is all books sandwiched between thin portions of extracur- ricular activities and idle relaxation. It often seems that the competitive atmosphere pervasive at the University seeps through every crevice in every building, until finally it ...…
…Page 2-D-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily I 'U, dormsready and waiting Dorm-life won't (exactly) live up to stereotypes ., By NICK KATSARELAS If you watch television, you know what dormitory life is like: Food fights in the cafeteria. Panty raids every evening. Fire extinguisher battles. Toga parties when there aren't panty raids. Laughs and fun for all. Well, the dorms are often fun, but let's say the TV image is a bit. i...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page 3=D Greek life at University enjoys subtle resurgence By BONNIE JURAN Among the housing alternatives that beckon new college students each year are fraternities and sororites. On this campus, the 49 "Greek" houses will soon open their doors to prospective members. Over the year's, fraternities and sororities at the University have en- dured topsy-turvy, almost cyclical levels of popularity-...…
…* 4 Page 4-D-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily More than 300 groups :b c o Ustudents By ALISON HIRSCHEL If going to classes all day and studying all night isn't your idea of the ideal collegiate lifestyle, don't panic. There are over 300 student groups on campus in which you can spend your spare time doing anything from protesting against apartheid to skydiving, or simply spending time with others who share your ethnic backgro...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980--Page 5-D NEW ADMINIS TRA TION PR OMISES REFORM MSA strives for student acceptance , By MITCH STUART The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) is the official campus student government. Established in 1976 by the "All-Campus Constitution," its mem- bers strive to represent students in the confusing maze of University bureacracy. But while MSA has been described as "the only voice students have" in Uni...…
…4 Pbge 6-D-Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily A CYNIC'S PER SPEC TIVE Arri" vng at t When you arrive at your dorm, don't expect to find your Resident Director (RD) waiting to escort you to your room. He or she will probably be doing what you should do when all your things are put away; Registering, dropping and adding courses, buying used books, or, most likely, partying. If you do hap- pen to run into your RD, make sure you get...…
