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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 47 with loving care and taste excellent because of it. McDONALD'S 337 Maynard Every year, this popular but cheap restaurant adds something new to its menu. Whether it be new shake flavors, chocolate chip cookies or ice cream sundaes, McDonald's is still the only place to stave off your hunger as quickly as possible. OLGA'S KITCHEN 205 S. State Specializing in Greek food, the Olga sandwich co...…

…IPage 48-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily You too can be a writer 0 . By JUNE LOEFFLER I can't even remember when I first heard mention of the Hopwoods. Chan- ce mention by a counselor at orien- tation, or an English TA? It might have been an article in The Daily. But memories of a time when Hopwood deadlines didn't rule my life have faded into oblivion, especially during those last few frenzied days of re-writing and polishi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page49, Students keeping in tune (Continued from Page 43) recommends that student musicians prepare a piece for the fall audtions, but that it isn't absolutely necessary. The top vocal organization on campus is the Chamber Choir, according to Thomas Hilbish, director of University choirs. "It's a select group of 40 voices" which meets twice a week for an hour and a half. "About 99 percent of the ...…

…Page 50-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily I ALLA 00 Non-Profit Boc , ' : ..v. /! t. ,. } / .}. . .. ~ , -- -- __ F _ - _ _._ --- _-: ikstore responsive to OUR needs! The University Cellar is a Non-Profit Corporation established and run to serve the University of Michigan Community (with emphasis on the Student needs) by providing goods and services when it became apparent that the private market was not adequately fulf...…

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…Page 52-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily THE FOLKS EXPECT YOU TO. WRITE HOME ONCE IN A WHILE . .. 4 F ' 4 , as i. i0 d 64 4 kC 36jMV3 FAj Counsel Very soon, you will not only become a part of the University community but you will also find yourself in the midst of a $ ,.whole new environment-a diverse city with a lot to offer students who are willing to put down their books and spend a little time out in the 'real world.' But...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 53 ,HE UNIVERSITY AND ANN ARBOR: A marriage of convenience By KEN PARSIGIAN It is easy to divide Ann Arbor into a niversity community and a city com- iunity, but the two are not' distinct. hey interact constantly, and while leir relationship is basically solid, it is iso sometimes strained. The relationship revolves around two ey points-the University reimbursing ie city for use of its serv...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 55 The ins and outs of Ann Arbor info T une in toA ByR.J.SMITH a dose of Despite the onslaught of television, night, the the "golden age of Radio" still lives on FM scale, in a fairly healthy form in Ann Arbor. jazz recor For those listeners who delight in THE UN spouting long strings of "you-alts"andsWRCN, a drinking Lone Star beer, Ann Arbor's and WUO newest station, WNRS, offers a range...…

…Page 56-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily nn Arbor: to see, places to be The living is easy in A2 parks Daily Photo by JOHN KNOX A thick blanket of snow envelops the Arb lending it to winter sports like cross-country skiing and traying. OCU-in on-t en Ci - Tin .-Focusingi o he itys fi By RENE BECKER another Ann Arbor landmark -- the local color at once is the Few towns the size of Ann Ar- Drake's Sandwich Shop. Farmer's Market...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 1 A2 consumerism: Rip-offs just around the corner By DAN OBERDORFER In any town where .residents depend on bicycles for transportation and students are willing to pay top-dollars to shop close to home, exorbitant prices. prevail. And Ann Arbor is no exception. Ac- cording to data released by the American Chamber of Commerce Association in March, consumer prices in Ann Arbor were 10 percent ...…

…age 58-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily s, 2 Wne No tteir rom left to right, Council member Ronald Trowbridge, Mayor Louis Belcher and Council members Susan Greenberg and en Latta discuss an important city issue. AREA LEGISLATORS Laying down the laws By MICHAEL ARKUSH Ann Arbor is a city of many contra- dictions. It's centered physically and financially around a major university famous for its progressive and sometimes radical...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 59 Counci dances to a GOP tune Daily Photo by ANDY FREEBERG Members of the Washtenaw County Coalition Against Apartheid protest University investments in South Africa. 'Campus Iactivists pla0y poli,1t ics (Continued from Page 58) I'm misunderstanding this, but . Like Morris, Greene represents the Second Ward staunchly, especially on issues of student concern. Susan Greenberg (D-First Ward) ...…

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…Page 62-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan paily You and ; the'U Finally, we bring you what is perhaps a less than-rosy portrait of 2 the University. You've already been bombarded by University } booklets and brochures and have probably been through orientation. As a result, you've begun to form Syour own opinions and have a small idea of what your stay at the University will be like. But it's a big place and there's a lot to learn. So,...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 63 RESEARCH PROJECTS BUILD PRESTIGE: 'U' exploring new frontiers By DAN OBERDORFER Chief among the factors behind the University's prestigious reputation- along with the football program-is the quantity and quality of the research that goes on here. If judged solely on the basis of dollars spent, over $75 million annually, the University ranks among an exclusive cluster of five or six top...…

…Page 64-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Daily. By SHELLEY WOLSON After arriving at the University and settling into your new environment, inevitably the need to find a niche of your own other than your new home will arise. To alleviate some of those first feelings of displacement, coming to The Daily can be a worthwhile step to take. Whether or not you're journalistically inclined, you don't have to be a Wood- ward or Bernstein...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page SI t Minority groups establish services MSS- helping minorities through the 'U'-- By ELISA ISAACSON The trials and tribulations of one's first encounter with the University-feelings of alienation, in- significance and academic pressure-affect all students to some extent, but they seem to weigh even more heavily on minority students. Minority Student Services (MSS), located on the third floor...…

…ge 66-Thursday; September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Shortages plague By RICHARD BERKE In most college towns, students don't concern themselves with the housing market. They figure housing is housing and besides scraping up enough cash for the monthly rent, there's little need to worry about it. Not so in Ann Arbor. IN THIS CITY, housing is a prime concern of students, whether they live in dormitories, apar- tments, or houses. Ann Arbor has ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 6 Adm'nistrators:Min Regents hold the final authority ding the 'U's busines By BRIAN BLANCHARD Like any board of directors overseeing a large interest, the University's Regents regularly approve building and razing, vote in new programs, dissolve old ones and question-before approving-an enormous * annual budget. But unlike the boards of GM or, Ford, the eight public officials sit atop an ...…

…Page 68-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily ACADEMIC PRESSURE OFTEN OVERWHELMING When the going gets tough By RENE BECKER The pressure to succeed at this University, which all students must en- dure, is real. But first-year students tend to suffer from a distinct brand of pressure which stems from fear of the unknown, exaggerated tales of "cut- throat competition" and an unrealistic view of their limitations and goals.f . . / This...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 69 ThA festival of fri sb E9sW, rak uww frisbees, freaks By R. J. SMITH Just as all roads led to Rome, similarly well-travelled are the Univer- sity paths which eventually cross at the Diag. The Diag, short for diagonal, is physically and symbolically the center of campus. Running diagonally from Kresge's to Baskin-Robbins and on the opposite diagonal from the Union to the Chemistry Buildin...…

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… michigan DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 64-S Saturday, August 1, 1978 Sixteen Pages 1- Senate primary ofers insight By RENE BECKER Power, who spent more than $800,000 BUT POWER finished five percen- faithful campaign workers that this A Daly News Analysis of his own money on his campaign, gar- tage points ahead of third-rated con- race "would not be the last one." If The 1978 Democratic Senate primary nered only ab...…

…Page 2-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily Church Worship Services FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 183:1 Washtenaw Sunday Services and Sunday School -10:30 a.m. Wednesday Testimony Meeting-8:00 p.m. Child Care Sunday-under 2 years. Christian Science Reading Room- 206 E. Liberty, 10-5 Monday-Saturday; closed Sundays. * * * UNITY OF ANN ARBOR Sunday Services and Sunday School -11:00 a.m. at Howard Jonhson's 2:80 Carpenter Rd: Dial-a-...…

…'U' begins sprucing up for fall deluge By SHELLEY WOLSON Though school seems a long way off to many students and professors lounging in the August sun, the Univer- sity has already started to ready itself for the annual fall onslaught. Some of the more noticeable aspects of preliminary fall spruce-up can be seen around campus, where plots of flowers are being planted. There is also a tree-planting program set for fall, designed to further dec...…

…Page 4-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily 'U' profs refute Burger criticism By R. J. SMITH Recent remarks by Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger attacking the efficiency of American law schools in training trial lawyers have touched off some heated criticism from a number of University Law School professors. Burger spoke Tuesday before the 'We now have the consen- sus, namely that the qual- ity of advocacy in our trial courts...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 12, 1978--Page 5 U.S. plans more arms sales WASHINGTON (UPI)-The admin- Pakistan, Spain and Thailand. the maximum allowed. Other proposed sales: istration yesterday notified Congress If all of the latest group of sales are Despite its description as a "ceiling," eThailand would get ammunition it plans to sell another $744 million in accepted by the countries involved, and the figure does not accurately refl...…

… Page 6-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily Kucinich aces recall test Sunday CLEVELAND (AP) - Just nine man- mayor" battling special interests trying Richard Hongisto. ths after he took office, Mayor Dennis to keep him from bringing Cleveland BUT THE MAYOR also had troubles Kucinich is again campaigning honest government and from defending after he referred to city councilmen as furiously, this time before an electorate the poor and t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 12, 1978-Page7 Calif. court hearing tests Proposition 13 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A state Supreme Court hearing into the con- stitutionality of Proposition 13, the voters' initiative that triggered a national tax revolt, got under way yesterday ina packed courtroom. Attorney General Evelle Younger, the Republican candidate for governor, was the first witness'at the hearing which could upset the far-reaching ta...…

…Page 8-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily Laura Mars': Cinematic vacuum By CHRISTOPHER POTTER Virtually the only intriguing thing about the just-released Eyes of Laura Mars is exactly how it ever came into being in the first place. This self- declared thriller has so very little to say about anything at all that it would seem the only excuse for filming it was to make a lot of money and further the ca- reer of producer John Peters, ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 12, 1978-Page 9 American admits Letelier murder WASHINGTON (AP) - Michael Townley, an American expatriate, pleaded guilty yesterday to taking part in the plot to assassinate Orlando Letelier, a former Chilean diplomat who was killed when a bomb exploded in his car here in 1976. In a plea bargaining arrangement with the government, Townley, 35, pleaded guilty to a single count of con- spiracy to kill a forei...…

…Page 10-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily MA A 0 S w S *EfL eUi*te 0 aae L"S AND FOUND LOST-KITTEN, female grey tiger. White belly, paws. Answers to "Witchcraft." 662-9596, 937 S. Division 76A812 FOR R ENT SANS SOUCI Large one and two bedroom furnished apartments availabale for fall occupancy. Apartment includes heat, free parking, and a large balcony or patio. Located acros from the University of Michigan Stadium. Bus service t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 12,1978-Page 11 Look! Up in the sky-it's a meteor! Daily Classifieds {ContinuedfromPage 10) BU SIN ESS SE RV ICE S Judie Birdsall Typing/Binding 612S. Forest 665-943 Dissertations, Term Papers, Manuscripts thesis Binding cJlS PROFESSIONAL EDITING for the final quality of the manuscript Ruth Gladstone-76912931 pcJtc PROFESSIONAL Typing, Dissertations, Term Papers, Legal Briefs. Rates reasonable. Call Judie, ...…

…Page 12-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily RESEARCHERS SAY THIAMINE COULD PRE VENT DISEASE Vitamin-fortified booze could aid alcoholics BOSTON (UPI) - Thiamine, the vitamin essential to life that already is used to fortify milk and bread, should be added to alcoholic beverages, two medical researchers said today. Vitamin-fortified alcohol could keep thousands of alcoholics from developing a disease that forces them to be put in inst...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 12, 1978-Page 13 Judge blasts Farber for 'attitude' . 1""r #1 . e juuge a u, r1 esuing ru 'ar NEWARK, N.J. (AP)-New York times reporter Myron Farber was returned to jail yesterday after a federal judge lashed out at the newsman for his "cavalier attitude" in refusing the tell the court that he stood to profit aubstantially from a hook contract on the Dr. X murder case. Yesterday's session had been requeste...…

…Page 14-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily Orbiter 'Enterprise' steps up space race By TIMOTHY YAGLE It was commonly believed that the "space race" between the United States and the Soviet Union sub- sided when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon's chalky surface and uttered the now immortal words, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." But in view of the space-bound creations proliferating in both the U.S. and...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sturday, August 12, 1978-Page 15 Dodger's Welch' THEPVIEWS L'vrnrh lu;~~pgSPtOiTING ILGGF10 1 a/ ff/v v%-,r W/ I i LOS ANGELES (AP) - Young Los Angeles Dodgers' pitcher Bob Welch is poised for a rookie. Even he wonders why he's so cool. "Maybe it's something that's God- gifted," he said. WELCH, the 21-year-old rookie from Eastern Michigan who's been something of a sensation since being called up to the parent club June 19...…

…Page 16-Saturday, August 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily Mengert's lead cut to 3 Open unknown shoots record-tying 64 By ALAN FANGER one shot better than Pontiac's Glenn Hall and two shots better than Bir- Al Mengert was chronically tesed mingham's Carl Patron. by two things yesterday. Gilpin's amazing total included a First off, there was his own golf spectacular 29 on the back nine. game, a masterpiece which resembledontebc ni. yesteday'sstering...…

…Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 63-S Friday, August 11, 1978 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents House OKs lower tax cut 'U' economists warn of slump By ELIZABETH SLOWIK Two University economists predict that the nation's slowing economic growth rate, combined with failure to pass a major federal tax cut, could produce a recession next year. Harold Shapiro, economics professor, University vice- president for academic affairs and the person mos...…

…Page 2-Friday, August 11 1978--The Michigan Daily Regent Power, Fitzgerald slate mentioned DETROIT (UPI) - University publisher, lost a bid for the U.S. "I HOPE TO find the best can- Regent Sarah Power, (D-Ann Ar- Senate Democratic nomination to didate, man or woman," he said. bor), along with six other women, Carl Levin on Tuesday. The women's caucus meeting was has been mentioned as a potential Bartlett earlier had indicated slated for How...…

…The Michigan Daily---Friday, August 11 1978-Page 3 Some rosh get a head start of their scores on the English exam, r By SUE WARNER Paying exhorbitant tuition bills, scr- avling incomprehensible notes in lecture halls and pulling all-nighters is not the only way to earn credits at the Univer- sity. By taking Advanced Placement (AP) tests, more and more incoming students are receiving credit for college courses before they ever set foot on cam...…

…Page 4-Friday, August 11, 1978-The Michigan Daily m.ilichigan imDAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, Mi. 48109 Vol. LXXXV~I, No. 63-S News Phone: 764-0552 Friday, August 11, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Smith backtracks DY AGREEING to black majority rule begin- ning January 1, 1979, Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith has tried to convince the world that he has given up hi...…

…The Michigan Doily-Friday, August 11, 1978-Page 5 The old gives way to the new [Ii e, IFsm,2 r, Some Girls The RollingStones Rolling Stones COC39108 I find it a formidable task to sort out my feelings about a new Rolling Stones album, because I desperately want the band to succeed. Instead of sitting back and letting the music wash over me, I instinctively comb any new Stones record for transcendent moments, feverishly hoping I'll discover so...…

…Page 6-Friday, August 11, 1978-The Michigan Daily HUA TO VISIT RUMANIA, YUGOSLAVIA Europeans await Chinese leader ARC~ hactt+fantnrsn anvlniie tAn - BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - Europe's two most unruly Communist nations are asserting their independen- ce this month by playing host to China's Premier Hua Kuo-feng under the very nose of the Soviet Union. But both Romania and Yugoslavia are sending out signals that Hua's Balkan visit, China's fi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 11, 1978-Page 7 Surgeon general tells smokers: Don't be misled WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S. level of smoking" surgeon general told cigarette The American Caner Society smokers yesterday not to be misled echoed Richmond and added a call by a government study indicating for the tobacco industry to "perform there are "tolerable levels" of cer- a service to consumers and the tain low-tar brands. American public by st...…

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