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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page E-9 Makin' By JOHN SINKEVICS It's early Saturday evening and you're just raring to gosee Manhattan for the fourth time at Briarwood. But your friend cancelled out, and now you haven't a ride. Never fear: public tran- sportation can provide just the service needed for emergencies like this. stop sig The city and the University both offer Dial-A-] relatively inexpensive modes& of tran- where t...…

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…17 schools and colleges ensure diversity By JULIE ENGEBRECHT The large size of 'the University means many things-both good and bad-to many people. But despite any negative consequences of the Un- viersity's size, it is this very bigness which allows for one of its most prized credentials: academic diversity. " This characteristic is evidenced by the presen- ce of 17 different schools and colleges within the single University. The size of the...…

…Page F-2--Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Doily So you wantto be a doctc By JOHN GOYER Of the 7,000 freshpersons v to Ann Arbor each year with becoming doctors, lawyers, professionals, only about 70 per cent-of those students reach their goals. Many of the students will1 drive because of disillusionn the field, others because of ti competi'on. And still others w out, only to be rejected by the their choice. But it's clear that mat pr...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page F- EXPERIENTIALICO UR SES, SEMINA RS, A ND FIELD WORK OFFERED Different class formats enhance 'U' curriculum By JOHN SINKEVICS Students often complain about sitting long hours in stuffy lecture rooms day after day, absent-mindedly taking notes and often falling asleep. nBut courses at the University are not always confined to classroom lectures. In fact, students here have the oppor- tuni...…

…Page F-4-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily It's man vs. machine at CRISP (man often loses) * ByELEONORA DI LISCIA f your idea of fun is feverishly running around campus and waiting in long lines, then CRISP is for you. If not, the University's course registration system may be just one of the, headaches you'll.have to endure at least once a term. SEvery semester University students must go through{ CRISP-Computer Registration In...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page F-5 'U, architecture changes with the times By AMY DIAMOND On the southern edge of the Diag, an imposing edifice dominates the landscape. Towering over this archaic building is a modern skyscraper. However, both of these are one in the same, the Graduate Library. Campus planners have chosen to combine the old with the new with regards to the University's architecture. The buildings scatter...…

…Page F-6-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily LSA honors: Special courses, less red tape By PATRICIA HAGEN Honors students-sometimes charac- terized by impossibly high SAT scores, skip-grafted calculators, Coke-bottle lensed glasses, and constant vigils in the carrels of the Grad1ate Library-have been variously described as "gifted," "normal," and even "weird." Philosophy Prof. Jack Meiland, the new director of the Honors Program o...…

…I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page F-7i 'U' matures during 162 years of educating and picks up football and prestige on the way By SARA ANSPACH Regents decide to increase fees in all colleges. -headline from the Daily, Jan. 27,1923 Some things never change, or so it may seem. But things have changed around the University in the last 162 years. The on- ce-sprawling landscape is now enclosed by buildings. Much has grown and...…

… Page F-8-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily. 17 schools offer diverse academic community 4, (Continued from Page 1) Business Administration Today's lucrative job market in business has made the School of Business Administration attractive to many University students. But the desirability of a business degree has made entrance into business schools competitive nationwide. "You can't really be safe (about admittance) unless it (yo...…

…5. U. of California, Berkeley........ 6. Stanford U.......... 7. Princeton U. ......... 8. U. of Michigan..... . 9. U. of Wisconsin, Madison ............ 400% 29% 23% 12% 10% 1% 1% One of the 5 Best T 1 1 Harvard U..... 2. U. of California, Berkeley . ... 3. U. of Wisconsin, Madison.. 4. Stanford U......... 5. Yale U........... 6 U. of Michigan .. ..... 7.-Massachusetts Institute of Technology..... 8. Cornell U. ........... One of the 5 ...…

… Page F-10-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily (Continued from Page 9) Pick a library, any library 1. Harvard U.. ... 2. Stanford U.: 3. Yale U. . ..... .... . 4. Johns Hopkins U ... 5. U. of California, Los Angeles.... . . 6. Columbia U........ 7. Washington U. (Mo) 8. U. of California, San Francisco Med. Ctr. 9. Duke U........... 10. U. of Pennsylvania ... 11. U. of Washington .... One of the 5 Best The Best 65% 31% 34% 9% 29% ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page F-11 USED FOR STUD YAND SOCIALIZING: Libraries dot campus (Continued from Page 10) THE AVAILABILITY of, reserve readings "really depends on how many books the professor puts out, how many people have to do the reading, and how long they wait to do the reading," said Aileen Murray, a student assistant at the library. . The UGLI and the Grad both have elaborate electronic detectors at their ex...…

….Page F-12-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily --------------- - - ------ ------------------------------------- 1-111161111m ill i i , R --- -------- I i i ., 1 All of our e S for GREAT Select ion I University courses are priced . at5%.V.. BELOW LIST PRICES. Ifyou should change your mind You'll find textbooks, located Upstairs on the 2nd Floor Ballroom of the, Michigan Uno.. i(C I 0-\, lU I I, 1 ," r S ) 9) 0 dOU I...…

…Vol LXXXIX, No. 64-S The lichigSan Daly1 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents 'U' says foreign funds accepted with caution By JOHN GOYER The University does not seek donations from foreign assistant professorship in Islamic studies and an an- In an era of belt-tightening and budget cuts, the countries, according to Carolyn Davis, associate vice- nual special lecture in that field. University has turned, in a few cases, to foreign gover-...…

…Page 2-Saturday, August 11, 1979-The Michigan Doily REFUSES CONDITIONS ON GIFTS 'U'says foreign funds accepted with caution ...., i terest in thestudy of Islam. "That's a very sincere attitude that comes in all sorts, shapes, and sizes," he said. THE UAE PLACED no conditions on acceptance of the money, Windfuhr stressed. He said his department had conducted an international search at over 150 institutions to find a scholar to fill the assist...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 11 1979-Page 3 University observatory undergoing piecemeal renovations By TIM YAGLE The Detroit Observatory has been sit- ting on top of a small hill in front of University Hospital for 125 years. Even though it doesn't possess the statue of famous observatories such as Mt. Palomar or Mt. Wilson, the Univer- sity's astronomy department faculty treat it with dignity. Astronomy Prof. Orren Mohler said the obs...…

…Page 4-Saturday. August 11. 1979-The Michiaan Daily Michigan Daily Einht in Yar of EditnrinlF dr& The Summer VVl -nne rears on orreuo 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 64- News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A 2school's plan must go furtheir THE FUNCTION of any educational in- stitution is teaching its students. But the first step toward teaching students is understanding t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 11, 1979-Page 5' in Review, ai es . Shapiro 'Continued from Page 4) "is probably the most informed in- dividual on campus, or should be, on everything that goes on at the Univer- sity," and so holds the most important job on campus, next to the president. Shapiro entered the select group of University vice-presidents when he was 42 and when then-University President Robben Fleming was around 60. Fleming o...…

…Page 6-Saturday, August 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily Happenings.. Aug. 14 through Aug. 31 AUG.14 Department of Near Eastern Studies' - Prof. Omar Shebani speaks on- "Islamic Education", 1 p.m., Lecture Room1, MLB. School of Music - Opera Gems in solo and ensemble, E. Likova and students; Arias and scenes from Pucini's "Madame Butterfly" and others, music school Recital Hall, 8 p.m. FILMS: Ann Arbor Film Co-op - Odd Man Out, 7 p.m.; Saturday Ni...…

…HAI ragtag chant( yester where was s 14 yea The loudsp The of a 5 tgome by Dr voting drenct struck slayin The in LAN is in make. month dome: populz c idl g The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 11, 1979-Page 7 TRACE ROUTE OF 1965 CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY KKK marches on Montgomery YNEVILLE, Ala. (AP) - A troopers and reporters. "bend over backwards" to protect disavowed any Klan involvement in g band of Ku Klux Klan marchers The Klan - whose numbers i...…

…Page 8-Saturday, August 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily Help for Chrysler in the works .... From UPIand AP The United Auto Workers (UAW) Union said yesterday it has not aban- doned its quest for a $1 billion tax in- vestment in Chrysler Corp., despite the administration's rejection of direct cash help for the struggling firm. But a UAW spokesperson said the union is encouraged that the gover- nment apparently will consider some formf of aid for ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 11, 1979-Page 9 A fine smorgasbord at Stratford By JOSHUA PECK If any Shakespearean play is suited to being yanked out of its customary period and settled in an alien time and place setting, then surely Love's Labour's Lost must be it. When Alan Scarfe, as King Ferdinand, makes clear his plan for withdrawal from run- dance existence in favor of asceticism and scholarly study, it seems perfectly natural, dr...…

…Page 10-Saturday,August 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily DAILY CLASSIFIEDS FOR SA LE SOFA-BED, $65.00. Girl's bike, $25.00. nexpensive miscellaneous furniture, tape recorder, $10.00. 663-7868. 68B8o1l CRT Terminal and Accoustic Coupler. Excellent condition. $900, or best offer. 663-4382, persistently. 36B811 COUCH-Olive slip cover included, $25.00. Painted wooden rocker, $10.00.995-051. 64B811 GARAGE SALE! Corner of Hermitage and Wallingford. Sund...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 11, 1979-Page 11 Summer students enjoy smaller, informal classes By TIM YAGLE For some college students, summer traditionally is spent working full-time to pay for next year's college expenses, while enjoying the anxiously an- ticipated time off from school. For others, however, summer means working full-time to pass a few courses. Sarah Chapman and Penny Jackovich, both graduating seniors, elected to take ...…

…Page 12-Saturday; August)11, 1979-The Michigan Daily LANSING (UPI)-Health officials yesterday urged P aren ts told parents not to use two baby formulas which were recalled due to an apparent manufacturing error, but said there have been no reported illnesses in Michigan associated with the products. not to use The formulas, Neo-mull-soy and CHO Free, were recalled by their California manufacturer, Syntex Laboratories, after they were found to ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 199Pg 3 OFFICIALS REMAIN OPTIMISTIC Texas spared oil-slick dara e SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas Robinson of the National Oceanic and A "SHEEN" of lighter oil about 40 on South Padre Islana skinny spit of (AP) - Environmental officials Atmospheric Administration, part of a miles long looms only 15 miles offshore, land along the coast north of Port remained optimistic yesterday that U.S. task force battling oil fr...…

…Page 14-Saturday, August 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'Uobservatory undergoing renovations Continued from flage 3 th about $6,000 in 1852. But now, they The only visible exterior change is thought one way to do it was build one of seems to have time to do it. Mohler said are worthless because of today's ad- what Mohler jokingly called a the country's best observatories, aside from a $2,000 grant from the vanced technology telescopes. "superhigh...…

…The Mchigan Doily--Saturday, August 11, 1979-Page 15 Young: Grid title race tight; Boiler hopes leitmae' LOS ANGELES (AP) - The "Big Two-Little Eight" syndrome of Big Ten football seems to be on its way out, thanks in part to Jim Young and his Purdue Boilermakers.- ' Actually, it began last year as Michigan State tied perennial power Michigan for the conference champion- ship and Purdue, with a 6-1-1 record, finished one-half game ,ahead of ...…

…Page 16-Saturday, August 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily Twins approve 30-year lease for domed stadium; win key concessions ST. PAUL (AP) - The Minnesota Twins approved a 30-year lease for a downtown Minneapolis domed stadium yesterday, virtually insuring that the structure will be built after years of haggling. However, the Twins extracted two key concessions ina final day of closed- door bargaining with the chairman of the Metropolitan Sports F...…

…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 63-S I e1ia Daiy Friday, August 10, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Two named as 'U' presidential contenders By JULIE ENGEBRECHT Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) Patricia Harris and Indiana University (IU) Vice- President Robert O'Neil both were considered for the University presidency, several sources said this week. O'Neil was among the candidates interviewed for the post, according to the ...…

…Page 2-Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily Energy costs fuel wholesale price rise b Continued From Pagey increase continues for 12 months, the this will increase in the present quar- Although the price of food at price of fuel oil will more than double ter. wholesale remained unchanged from by mid-1980. Gasoline, meanwhile, rose President Carter's economic ad- June to July, the spurt in fuel costs by 3.9 per cent. visers admit there is ...…

…Black English plan draws local support By ADRIENNE LYONS applies only to Martin Luther King, Jr. Local observers of the Black English Elementary School, which is near the issue appear to favor the plan presen- Green Rd. housing project. ted to the Ann Arbor Board of "What I'd like to see is King teachers Education Wednesday night. The plan, coupled with teachers of schools of ordered by a federal district judge, is similar racial composition (...…

…Page 4-Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily ichigan Daiy Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, M1. 48109 Student search role limited Vol. LXXXIX, No. 63-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan AATA needs cuts to persevere W HEN A TRANSPORTATION system cannot support itself despite substantial state and federal support, services must be reduced and users must com...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 10, 1979-Page 5 4SSETS UP 400 PER CENT SINCE 1972: Foreign banks penetrating U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) - Foreign anks have rapidly penetrated the Jnited States since late 1972, increasing ssets here by 400 per cent and expan- ing their share of domestic deposits ix-fold, the U.S. comptroller general says. The dramatic increase in foreign ank activity was most pronounced in 977 and 1978 when 112 new offices pened...…

…Page 6-Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN TO BE HIT HARDER THAN NATION 'U' economists forecast mild recession (Continued from Page 1) per cent at the end of this year, and 7.1 per cent by fourth quarter 1980. BUT THE BASE inflation rate is likely to remain unchanged, according to the forecast. Large oil and food price increases pushed the inflation rate for consumer goods into double figures in the first half of 1979, but mor...…

…The Michigan Daily--Friday, August 10, 1979-Page 7 Reaction to AATA service plan varied By SARA ANSPACII the passes will be issued. Low-income Community members with special in- passengers will have to receive cer- terests in public transportation ex- tification from one of several social pressed diverse opinions yesterday on service agencies every six months to be fare hikes and service revisions ap- eligible for the discount, Debbie John- pr...…

…Page 8-Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily GOV'TMA Y GUARANTEE LOANS TO NO. 3 AUTO FIRM UAW rejects Chrysler wage-freeze plan From Wire Reports The government and the United Auto Workers Union (UAW) yesterday rejected key portions of Chrysler Corp's scheme to return to financial health, but both said they are willing to consider ways to save the company. In Washington, Treasury Secretary William Miller ruled out the $1 billion in direc...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 10, 1979-Page 9 Shootings leave three agents dead EL CENTRO, Calif. (AP) - A social three FBI agents were fatally shot in but declined to elaborate. worker left a suicide note with his one day. Maloney had just resigned from a estranged wife yesterday that said, The social worker, James Maloney, position with the Comprehensive Em- "Many would denounce this action," 30, of nearby Holtville, left the note with ...…

…Page 10-Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily DAILY CLASSIFIEDS FOR SA LE SOFA BE. $65 00 (irl s bike. $256 Inexpensive miscellaneous furnture, tape recorder. $1000 663 7868 68011 CRT Terminal and Accoustic Coupler Excellent condition $900, or best offer. 663-482. persistently. 36B011 COUCOI(live slip cover included, $25.00 Painted wooden rocker.$.10.00 995-0651. 64811 GARAGE SALE! Corner of Ifermitage and Wallingford. Sunday, August 12...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday August 10, 1979-Page 11 CLASSIFIED STUDY TELLS OF FOREIGN SPIES IN U.S FBI to investigate leaking of draft report WASHINGTON (AP) - The FBI has been ordered to investigate the leaking of a classified Senate draft report in- dicating that spies from five friendly nations operated on U.S soil to silence critics of their governments, it was disclosed yesterday. The draft report prepared by the Senate Foreign Relations C...…

…Page 12-Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily hanians clash over TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Religious zealots clashed yesterday with thousands of demonstrators opposed to the government's controversial new press law. Islamic revolutionary guar- ds fired their weapons into the air to disperse them. Elsewhere, Iranian workers released unharmed three Americans and 14 other foreigners who work for a U.S. construction firm after holding them hostage...…

…Israeli adio: U.S. stance on Palestine nassuring From the Assoctd Press JERUSALEM-Israel radio said yesterday that President Carter failed Wednesday to quiet Israeli fears that the United States might approve changes in United Nations Resolutin 242-changes that would e detrimental to Israel. The sketchy radio report, which Israeli officials refused to confirm, was the first with any details of the Wed- nesday meeting at the White House between...…

…Page 14-Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily Panel gives N.H. go-ahead for first primary From UPI The Democratic Compliance Review Commission, bypasing the party's new reform rules, voted yesterday to let New Hampshire hold its first-in-the- nation 1980 presidential primary on schedule. Meanwhile, state House Speaker Bobby Crim, one of President Carter's earliest Michigan supporters in 1976, said yesterday he probably would sup- port Se...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 10, 1979-Page 15 LA OWNER BROUGHT MAJORS WEST Baseball pioneer O'Malley dead LOS ANGELES (AP) - Walter O'Malley, one of baseball's most powerful owners whose 1958 move from Brooklyn with the Dodgers began the westward expansion of pro sports, died yesterday of heart failure. He was 75. O'Malley had been ill for some time and had been hospitalized at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., since June 28. He died ...…

…Page 16--Friday, August 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily Lueky Tigers win a thriller from Texas By MARK BOROWSKI Special tothe Daily DETROIT-The model leadoff batter is one who gets on base and starts the offense rolling for his baseball team. And Tiger manager Sparky Ander- son, a mentor of the fundamentals of the game, surely couldn't complain about the way his leadoff men perfor- med in Detroit's 3-2 victory over the Texas Rangers last night a...…

… %k The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIX, No. 62-S Thursday, August 9, 1979 Twelve Paes I Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents AATA cuts bus services, increases fares yRy Onily Phete by JIM KRUZ AT A RALLY near City Hall before last night's Ann Arbor Transportation Authority board meeting, many Ann Arbor residents, including Debbie Johnson (center), protested transportation service cotbacks. Johnson is trying to start the Organizing Committee Again...…

…Page 2-Thursday, August 9, 1979-T Chinese PEKING (AP) - Hundreds of tattered, unemployed Chinese from near and far-flung provinces staged a sit-in yesterday on the crimson and gold doorstep of the Chinese government. Their grievances varied, their demand was the same: Help us. They were not the winter's dissidents and idealists of "Democracy Wall"-just west of broad Chang An Avenue. They didn't talk of human rights. Their cry was for the basic...…