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…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986- Page 7 Abrupt exit leaves 'M' down, not out By SCOTT G. MILLER The clock struck midnight, and Michigan baseball's Cinderella season ended with a pair of losses in the NCAA Mideast Regional held at Ray Fisher Stadium last May. The tragic finish was a bad dream compared to the season's many ac- complishments. The Wolverines went 47-12, captured the Big Ten Eastern Division, and won the Big Te...…

…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 GOPHERS END WOLVERINE DOMINANCE a etters aim to recapture transfer from Pepperdine. Nagel has LAST YEAR'S freshman phenom ving Ann Arbor native Jon Morris (13- By JERRY MUTH two years of eligibility remaining af- Dan Goldberg should provide the 11, 9-3) who anchored the fourth and 7Imagine finishing second at the Big ter transferring from the California Wolverines with a consistent ac...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986-- Page 9 FIVE SENIORS TAKE CHARGE Aretha Frankness Pitchersheadline softball squa ByDave Aretha By DARREN JASEY In their ninth year of play, the 1987 version of Michigan softball just might be the one to bring home their first Big Ten Championship. It is not as if the Wolverines have not been successful. Michigan has never experienced a losing record. Two years ago it finished second in the ...…

…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1986 chs 'e I e 0 t e I BOB /ST CO RSE 1NSrRUCrOR _ COURSE NO. SECTI ' S)c 41 / ON NO' i 27 3 8 Ulrich's makes Kook bt nd it's 'E 4 iing simple. You don't i have to search through aisles and aisles looking for the books you need. You simply fill out our BOOK r4. : '. V~ RUSH slip as shown above. Hand it to one of our friendly clerks (We hire an additional 100 employees...…

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…V V V U V V V V U -r v N D EX B 0 0 K S T 0 R Theatre. Like few other cities, Ann Arbor and its University provide the theatre-goer or aspiring actor with a wide array of exciting possibilities. (Page 3) Dance. Ann Arbor is moving - in more ways1 (Page 4) alive and than one. Folk. Folk music is more than an integral part of this town's history - it's as much alive today as ever before. (Page 5) Campus Radio. The Univer- sit...…

…W 0 0 v - m B 0 0 K S T 0 R E S T H E A T I By Rebecca Chung W HEN discussing books with a University student, one could mean two things: those tomes bought for classes that inspire a love- hate relationship (emphasis on the latter) and those wonderful things that either cost too much or un- believably little, get read on buses or during warm afternoons on the Diag and are destined to become part of one's permanent ba...…

… w I mw U VW low VV W7 w w --a xi.a. .. ,. .-. . - a i4$6F 4 }',{,k V t - i 3 + x v z <.a fi L - t -n f i + .. .. .. x : D A N C E R E C 0 R D S T 0. By Noelle Brower A NN ARBOR is a city of movement; in between classes students stream from one hall of. academia to another; in the Diag they play hacky-sack or spin around on skateboards. In the streets there is the stop and go traffic fighting to beat the next red light, ...…

…W . v I i i U U U U U m m (Continued from Page 15) the James Bond film festival. And in contrast, Alternative Action shows films with political content. Off campus, the Michigan Theater never takes chances, but the classics never looked better than on its enor- mous screen. The theater is also host to the annual 16mm Film Festival, one of the largest offerings of in- I N E M A dependent and avant-garde films in the world. Eyemedia...…

…_ _ Y w w U A W7 A ..., +. T 0A A wn ii a n,,,,iv vital~i l i i .. J KW C I N E M By Beth Fertig AT ITS BEST, radio can serve as a valuable form of enter- tainment and information. At the University's Campus Broad- cast Network, radio takes on a more unique and colorful meaning: It provides the community with the op- portunity to tune into some extraor- dinary, original airwaves - the likes of which one has most likely never. ...…

…Jw II." .. s v CA a " w - V U LTERA R E like Barry Lopez and Josephine pearances were sponsored or co- are not the only people bringing Writing Program can be found in the By A ran Paul Humphries." sponsored by the Hillel Foundation, literary figures to campus. RC's offices in East Quad's Tyler The MFA readings are held in the The Jewish student organization also Malamud spoke at the annuai House. The LSA English Department HE ANN ARBOR...…

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…" " " -- r w 0 U U 'V U U U U U 17 , 116 '7 C7 '87 '87 87 67 '87 87 NN fRBOR CIvic ATf f T f Proudly Announces its 1986-87 Season ANGELS FALL by Lanford Wilson Sept. 10-13, 1986 + LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE GYPSY by Arthur Laurents " Starring Judy Dow Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim " Music by Jule Styne. Nov. 12-15, 1986 " THE MICHIGAN THEATER THE MISANTHROPE by Moliere Dec. 17-20, 1986 * LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE HEDDA GABLER by Henrik Ibse...…

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…Summer Weekly Edition Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom >l. XCVI - No. 13-S U'erases avorite pot for raffitti By NAOMI WAX mpus graffitti artists will have one, )s place to paint thia fgill. he Water Tower behind the Plant erations building on Hoover Street, usty black structure that had sup- ted a water tank, was taken down s week by a University-hired con- ctor. HE ROUND tank at the top of the er had been a popular graffitti spot fratern...…

…I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily- Friday, August 15, 1986 - Little pi made o By KERY MURAKAMI Daily news analysis The University Council has made virtually no progress on its version of the code of nonacademic conduct this summer, making it more likely that the administration will implement its much-opposed draft of the code this fall. Student leaders have opposed the administration's proposed code, saying it violates civil rights. They have al...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Friday, August15, 1986- Page 3 Pursell and.Baker prepare to do battle By PETER MOONEY primary total was down by two U.S. Rep. Carl Pursell (R- thousand votes." The upcoming campaign seems literature rather than using the elec- crucial part of Baker's primary vie- Plymouth) seems relatively confident He also attributed much of the likely to hinge on whether Baker can tronic media. tory. In the November election, of winnin...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, Augxt415, 1986 'U unlikelyto test studentst for drug use , By RICHARD KANG life, opposes the Duke plan. "One of University officials doubt that the reasons an athlete gets a scholar- mandatory drug testing for all studen- ship is because of physical well- ts will ever be considered on this being," she said. "The reason a campus. student gets a scholarship is At Duke University, however, ad- academics. Thos...…

…ursell aid declares andidacy for regent spot By PHILIP LEVY with the University qualified her for from the state - an issue raised most ynthia Hudgins, Ann Arbor the post. "One gets a sense of the kind recently this summer when the ict coordinator for Congressman of things the University does," she governor asked state universities to 1 Pursell (R-Plymouth), announ- said. She did not specify how she has limit their in-state tuition increases. ...…

…OPINION Friday, August 15, 1986 Page 6 The Michigan Di .. .'_.. Vol. XCVI, No. 13-S 96 Years of Editorial Freedom Unsigned editorials represent the majority views of the Daily's Editorial Board Cartoons and signed editorials do not necessarily reflect the Daily's opinion. Scholarly choice Repeal 22 amendment CURRENTLY A bill is un- 4er consideration in Congress to remove the mandatory retirement age of 70 for university faculty. If pa...…

…PERSPECTIVES Friday, August 15, 1986 The Michigan Daily Page 7 Culturalfreedom By Manning Marable condemned a story about a boy who cooked at home as a negative sex role IA RON ? The New Right and many religious reversal, and termed a simple picture fundamentalists distinguish them- of "Jack and Jill" dancing as a selves from an earlier generation of possible depiction of "Satanic rites." American conservatives by their Frost also refused t...…

…ARTS Friday, August 15, 1986 Page 8 The Michigan Daily D.I.A. exhibits Cunningham By Elizabeth Block T HE PHOTOGRAPHY of Imogen Cunningham: A Centennial Selection runs through September 7th at the Detroit Institute of Arts. The exhibit showcases 100 rare photographs that, unlike previous exhibits, displays primarily vintage prints. These works represent the finest of Cunningham's oeuvre, span- ning the years 1901 until her death in 1976. A...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 15, 1986 - Page 9 Enter the Asylum (Continued from Page 8) s Com y todomisPutane achfor dealing with the people with the somebody has to do is put on each cord company- the major-hut record or come see each band live on- -we could stay closer to home and still ce and realize there's not really any deal with the people we've dealt with similarities." for years. Indeed, Minneapolis seems to be receiving an e...…

…Page 10- The Michigan Daily- Friday, August 15, 1986. Featherweight champ By Kurt Serbus 3 MEN AND A CRADLE is one of those movies that you just hate to say anything bad about. This featherweight French comedy about a trio of swinging bachelors who get stuck with a very unwanted baby is darn cute; it's full of fascinating, lyrically-composed shots and wonder- fully understated performances. Thematically, it reaffirms things that should'be re...…

…Workers dissatisfied with new contract - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 15, 1986 - Page 11 (ContinuedfromPage5) chairman Art Anderson. Workers light of a tight university budget. hospital worker Joan Lewis. "If declined to comment on the proposed called them "ineffective" and ac- "If we thought we could have anything it will benefit the union contract. James Thiry, university cused them of "selling out" to reached a better settlement, we...…

…SPORT _ Friday, August 15, 1986 The Michigan Daily Page 12 Training camps no fun for 'lM'athletes By DAVE ARETIA training camp, she has expected her It may be camp, but it ain't no pic athletes to run 53 to 55 miles a week mc. during July and August. And those Training camp for Michigan fall miles aren't all flat either. sports teams begin next week, much "WE'VE BEEN doing some hill to the displeasure of the athletes. workouts," said runner ...…

…Niety-i ganrs oet el Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Special Issue Copyright 1986 TheMichigan. Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Summer, 1986 Twenty Pages SPECIAL ORIENTATION ISSUE A Michigan cheerleader tries to get a rise out of a huge Michigan Stadium crowd last fall. ffers more than academia Daily covers campus life available in every dorm mailbox, as By KERY MURAKAMI well as dropped off in stacks all over Welcome to the University ...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Summer, 1986 -- m HURON ST E. WASHINGTON ST --- E.ELIBERTY ST 2 2 EWILLIAM ST. JEFFERSON MADISON Sr--- - HN""J I i"ii HILL ST EAsT NOOVER AVENUE M W F Q f vi E. ANN ST L LENTYOU ARE HERE r -r OO NORTH UNIVER SITY c The MhgnDiy(SN74-7X)spbis dFrdydrg ORENAI ¢ SU~TAF Edto n hef.................JRR AR O SOUTH UNIVERSITY utaNfma CTILE U ryn S sv Weiht atcersMih igpan a iIsN 74-9674, Iis u...…

…The Michigan Daily, Summer, 1986- Page3 False ID puts alcohol distributors on guard Daily Photo by ANDI SCHREIBER Joyce Jones and Kay Cummings eat a free dinner provided by Ann Arbor's Hunger Coalition in the basement of St. Mary's Church on E. William St. Both are part of the city's large homeless population. Students last year donated volunteer time and supplies to the city's two homeless shelters. Freshman cations to LSA rise- 7percent By...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Summer, 1986 LSA junior plays the hits on WHYT By DOUGLAS WOLFE Thesmooth, confident voice coming over the local radio ariwaves in the early morning may be heard in a University Biology class the same af- Profile ternoon. The voice, familiar to listeners of Detroit's WHYT, belongs 'to LSA junior Angie Kraus: the "Rocking Angel." At age 20,' Kraus has already achieved what many broadcasters spend decades dreaming ...…

…'Ufalls short of minority goals Though ten years have passed since the University first made a commit- ment to 10 percent black enrollment, that figure still has not been achieved. Minority recruitment and retention concerns both student and ad- ministrative leaders, though how to attain the goal remains a matter of contention. A report this year by the Michigan Student Assembly recommended a decentralized minority retention program, while ass...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Summer, 1986 Yearbook wili be sold at CRISP By ROB EARLE Students registering for fall classes will be able to order their 1987 year- books by checking a box on their Student Verification Forms at CRISP. The 1987 Michigan Ensian will ap- pear on the SVFs for the first time ever this year in an effort to boost yearbook sales and call attention to the Ensian. Students who wish to order a year- book simply sign the ...…

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…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Summer, 1986 Coping with ripe old age of 20 Chuck Swellguy turned 20 last week. This process occasionally begins before "birthdays." cheeks with his palms. "I was just going Naturally I felt bad, since Chuck is an old age 20, and it produces what we call "Young They mask the ceremony by throwing about, minding my own business, when - friend of mine, but what could I do? Republicans." (Sure that's a cheap shot, par...…

… Get to know uS... We're a bookstore and a whole lot more. ~~K BN ooKS We're Ulrich's Bookstore, the bookstore that you will get to know and love. Located in the heart of central campus at 549 East University (corner of East University and South University). Ulrich's has been serving the community since 1934 and has grown with the ever- increasing needs. We have a complete line of products in all of our departments with friendly knowledgeabl...…

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…C. U Cs a community health newsletter Vol. 4, No. 3 Summer 1986 Treatiig Mentl Illess: Catherine McAuley Health Center Looks to the Future W by was this happening to Robert? A handsome 27-year- old with a wife and daughter Robert was having trouble coping with the stress in his job. The tougher his work life became, the more difficult it was for him to go home. Even though they'd been married only two years, Robert and his wife argued more ...…

…'t="'"s a ,«- .+"xT ^ aft-- . 'r'.:+v-gig : ^t rc': L k'.!?c uo' I . ~ w ., w _._.-"..V _ _ ..,s,,. ,.. ,. ec .u := u, .. :.;'., r: iti. ., sti.... ,,;:' a w.w.' . _-... W. Mental Illness: continued into the Partial Hospitalization Pro- gram for three weeks. His treatment in Partial Hospitalization included five visits per week for the first two weeks and then three times a week for the last week. After those treatment sessions, Robert was ab...…

…Family Focused Care Gives Babies a Better Beginning It's been said that children are the keys to par- adise. If that's true then St. Joseph Mercy Hospital has unlocked more doors to paradise than any other hos- pital in Washtenaw County Nearly 60 per- cent of all babies born in Washtenaw County were deliv- ered at St. Joe's. That's 3,500 babies last year and the number will grow to nearly 4,000 this . year. According to Pat Rutowski, director...…

…Seniors' Health Focus Growing Old Gaeul Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be, The last of life for which the first was made. -Robert Browuning A lthough aging is a lifelong process that starts the moment we are born, most of us generally view it as something that begins when we are in our 60s or 70s. We don't hear or see as well as we used to. Our joints may be a little stiffer in the morning. Our hair becomes gray. We retire. We bec...…

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… and friends is another key to growing old grace- fully. The comfort another person can give goes a long way toward fighting off feelings of loss and frustration. It's especially helpful to seek support from fellow seniors who may be experiencing the very same things. When a friend isn't available to offer that sup- port, seniors can link up with other seniors through the peer counselors program sponsored by Catherine McAuley Health Center. Ac...…

… AI He HealthC out the please C Community Calendar re are some programs being offered by Catherine McAuley Center (CMHC) and St. Joseph Mercy Hospital (SJMH) through- Summer and early fall. For more information on these events, all the Office of Health Promotion at 572-3675. ;ti' e r.. 19 21 22-24 25 26-30 27 Breast-feeding Class Glaucoma Screening Health Promotion Van Glaucoma Screening Health Promotion Van Health Promotion Van Breast-f...…

…77,. Getting to The Heart of The Matter H aving a heart attack is a trau- matic experience for the vic- tim just as heart surgery is a traumatic experience for the patient. Those events are traumatic for more than just the patients, however. And until recently, while these patients were being cared for, someone else was being forgotten: the spouses and children. The Health Center's Cardiac Re- habilitation Program has changed all that. This ...…

…rr R low o O "a9 s Wat's Up Doc? Here are some facts from our doctor's corner about mental health that may surprise you. * Schizophrenia accounts for 20 percent of all social security dis- ability days spent in the hospital, second only to cardiovascular dis- ease (27 percent). .Many great and influential people throughout history suffered from some type of mental disorder. For example, statesmen Abraham Lin- coln and Winston Churchill, com-...…

…Heteos a nmultiple choice quiz yeo UShould you buy a Macintoh Plus perosol coomputer? Or our neswlyeohanced Macintolh 512K personal computer? ~l~~iLThe answer, of course, depettds. (1 11ajn IT it ha one hull megahyte of RA.128K ~ a.inoemnal disk drive. Tanslated, that mean Macintosh Plus can plot a calculuso function or footnote a term paper in as m u ch the time it took you to mead thio h Especially noun that wdse added a numeric kespud and f...…

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…The Michigan Daily, Summer, 1986 - Page 13 Housing gets tough on student drinking Though drinking is bound to remain an integral part of campus life, the University is tightening up on alcohol use here. Dorm "progressives," which once featured exotic mixed drinks, are now gone, as housing and securtiy person- nel have stopped turning a blind eye to alcohol in the hallways. They are now much stricter about, "keeping it in your room." University...…

…Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Summer, 1986 w w co W Fuller Pool, one of the area's largest outdoor pools, is a popular "hang-out" for students to sunbathe and socialize. A The Greek Jello Jump, sponsored by Pi Beta Phi sorority, is one of the more dramatic events during Greek Week. Every year, the Greeks organize a seven day festival to raise money for national and local charities. Last fall, Motley Crue performed at Crisler Arena. Conce...…