…cl b]C Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom 43 all .., Vol. XCVI - No. 37' Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, October 25, 1985 Ten Pages 'M' PRIMED Hoosiers to Protesters attempt to reschedule heari'tngs By CHRISTY RIEDEL Twenty-six demonstrators arrested Tuesday and Wednesday during a protest of CIA recruiting tried unsuc- *gessfully yesterday to speed up their arraignments in 15th District Court. A...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 25, 1985 CIA protesters fail to I t n> a3 b II I GRAND OPENING Fuji Restaurant Discorei'- dapait. An invitation to enjoy exquisite Japanese cuisine in our lovely oriental setting at 327 Braun Ct. (across from Farmer's Market) Ann Arbor " (313) 663-3111 Lunches from $3.95, Dinners from $7.50 CLOSED SUNDAY - Major Credit Cards Accepted Catering + Private Party Room " Box Lunches move up a (...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 25, 1985 - Page 3 Profs hold 'Star Wars' debate (Continued from Page 1) in regional affairs because the arms build-up transformed the Cold War away from direct conflict in Europe to regions such as Afghanistan, Cam- bodia, and Angola, Tanter said. Another purpose of the build-up, he added, was to "make Western Europe an extenion of Eastern Europe" and to "divide Europe from America." "The (U.S.) answer to...…
…I a r. r -, .4 t4 'a OPINION e 4 Friday, October 25, 1985' CIA protesters, hotel plan put The Michigan Daily on ice 4 4 Most students suffer the sweaty-palm A syndrome when they approach the office of Career Planning and Placement on the p: third floor of the Student Activities Building. Facing those recruiters is scary stuff. This Tuesday and Wednesday, however, the tables were turned as recruiters for the " Central Intelligence Agency...…
…The Michigan Doily - Friday, October 25, 1985- Page 5 'Twister'pI (Continued from Page 1) Homecoming. APPROXIMATELY 30 students jumped into the middle of the Diag mat, and turned themselves inside out for the first of two Twister games. They complained of stiffening muscles and found themselves in positions that would jeopardize the career of any respected senator. But even after that, most conceded - through red, strained, faces - that they ...…
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…A u rhe Michigan Daily ARTS Friday, October 25, 1985 descends into Page 8 'Orpheus' 1 By Noelle Brower T TOOK Tennessee Williams 17 years to write Orpheus Descen- di. In the play's preface he called it "the emotional record of (his) youth," a familiar theme throughout the work of Wiliams. Is then Williams Orpheus, descending into his own, self-made hell? Williams is known for his creation of self-destructive characters; it fits that he...…
…SPORTS t The Michigan Daily Friday, October 25, 1985 Page 9 "M' looking to ground Falcons Wolverine defense to be tested by Bowling Green By MARK BOROWSKY As much as Wolverine hockey coach Red Berenson loves to see his icers put the puck in the net - they have scored 24 goals in 4 games - he knows that this weekend's series with Bowling Green will depend on defen- se. 'I think that we can score goals," said Berenson whose club is 2-2 an...…
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… f y . C qp". '9 RRKENE October 25, 1985 GET A MAJOR HEADSTART INTO IANAGEMENT Career Guide '85 ft .I With graduation progressively in sight, Nissan Motor Corporation would like to take this time to meet with you to discuss exciting career opportu- nities nationwide. Nissan representatives will be on campus NOVEMBER 13 & 14 with valuable infor- mation on how you could become a part of their comprehensive training program. After success...…
… U U W -f w 1I INSIDE Internship provides valuable insight into career choice FIRST OPTOMETRY'S NEV GLM, Job forecast College graduates with engineering degrees receive more jobs and higher salary offers than their peers, but1 employment prospects for liberal arts1 grads are brightening. Staff writerI Amy Mindell has details on this and. on the marketability of graduate degrees. See page 3. Beyond liberal arts Liberal arts majors wond...…
…. ':I' a... ,e /'. Column: The value of an nter By Laurie DeLater W HAT KIND OF a mess did I get myself into?" I wailed into the phone to my father, who was hundreds of miles back home in Michigan. It was a week into my in- ternship at The Pittsburgh Press and the day my first story ran - what was left of it, anyway, after a lousy editing job. Like any nervous intern, I had spent several painstaking hours on my first I +s ^ "" "'r"7...…
…_ __ __ _ _ I -__ ~~: ~ ~ - -y "_ ya0 I = 0 -, f Liberal arts grads: No one path to jobs Relax! Here's help for frantic resume By Eric Mattson STUDENTS OFTEN joke about what they see as the dead end of a liberal arts education. What can liberal arts majors do? they ask. Spout forth reams of information about the French Revolution, Charles Dickens, or the Pythagorean theorem? That's not the kind of knowledge that helps get a job, they th...…
….. ,. Yi. r By Stephen Gregory 0F ALL THE aspects of job hun- Jting, nothing may be as agonizing as those half-hour interviews with prospective employers who try to ex- pose your personality while you at- tempt to deftly size up their com- panies. With a bit of research and familiarity with the format of an in- terview, however, that agony can be overcome. "The objective of the interview is to convince the interviewer you will fit in perfectl...…
…Demand, not salary, rises for educators. * SR:. ns~nnag i s M college graduates specializing in a variety of subjects, she said. Recruiting the new faculty members wasn't a problem she said, but added, "I'm sure we'll feel the pressure soon. We have potentially 100 teachers who could retire this year." Harold Fowler, assistant director of the University's Office of Career Planning and Placement, noted that virtually all students who earn tea...…
…Ca r reen full mnUS Byi i n L! ae By A line Levanen - 0 N-CAMPUS recruiting is in full Vitng singbu t' otto e toge involved in the arranged interviewing process coordinated by the Univer- sity's Office of Career Planning and t 14Placement. * "Many students put (the inter- l viewing process) off until winter or summer terms, and since some com- paries come only in the fall, it is to their advantage to begin now," says Ane Richter, the offic...…
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