…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 24, 1985 - Page 9 Records The Three O'Clock brings its brand of '60s-ish pop to Detroit's St. Andrew's Hall Saturday night. Tickets are general admission, $7.75 through Ticket World outlets, or $8 at the door, which will open at 9p.m. The Three O'Clock- Arrive Without Travelling (IRS) There aren't many bands whose recorded output, however small, you - can call flawless. But you could say that about California'...…
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…SPORTS Friday, May 24, 1985 Page 11 The Michigan Daily Baismen set to meet ew Orleans By DAVE ARETHA Special to the Daily S a e O V . Michigan baseball team, the win- cuar s o fv ningest in school history (52-8), enters the South I Regional today as an un- T ori series ous er derdog. The Wolverines begin play at 2:30 p.m. against the New Orleans freshman Jim Agemy, 9-0. sidered the weakest team in the four- Privateers, the team that ousted ...…
…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 24, 1985 WfEKETD) MEET LAST CHANCE TO OUALIFY FOR NATIONALS Thinclads look to NCAAs By ADAM MARTIN native for next weekend's Nationals. TWO TEAMS - Eastern Michigan The men's and women's track teams WOLVERINES who won't be and Western Michigan - will be con- will have one final chance to qualify resting are seniors Bob Boynton, cerned. "(Eastern and Western) I for next weekend's NCAA Champion- Chris F...…
…Niety-fiv4diaeIL Ninety-Jive years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 5-S tChig, Daiy Thursday, May 23, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Women face billboard vandalism charge By ARONA PEARLSTEIN Today's trial for two women accused of defacing a billboard on North Main Street will be an important day for Ann Arbor feminists, who have called the billboard sexist and demand its removal. The billboard features a reclining woman in- viting'moto...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 23, 1985 Regan sticks up for military in naval commencement speech ANNAPOLIS, MD. and WASHINGTON (UPI)-President Reagan is staying off the campus commencement cir- cuit this year but his one graduation speech yesterday has a guarantee for a built-in warm reception-the 1,032 Over the last 40 years, Reagan said, "American military might has been an immensely positive force in the world." I REAGAN CH...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 23, 1985 -Page 3 Anm Arbor woman pleads innocent to stabbing murder By LAURA BISCHOFF Eyewitnesses report that Robinson vodka, police said. not remember playing cards or stab- it was dark and she climbed through A 31-year-old Ann Arbor woman and Randall were playing cards in the When they returned and needed to bing Randall. the bathroom window, shesaid. pleaded not guilty in the 15th District kitchen when Ro...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 23, 1985 NAACP admonishes KKK joke IN BRIEF From United Press International n T~mTT K:1./TD\ t,,emnlo ees to wear the chnol's white. ena that tha i ilinr rtin A PORT HURON, Mich. (UPI)-The "uWer"'-a y ' "'-esppr- - 'e ,""-ato NAACP is shocked at a prank against hooded sweatshirts-simulating the taken against the assistant principal a black teacher involving school em- white sheets and hoods worn by...…
…OPINION Page 5 01h micht-an BatIV Vol. XCV, No. 5-S 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Doily Editorial Board State's double talk S TATE REP. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor), along with other Democrats in the state House of Representatives, introduced legislation Tuesday that would force the state to pull its pension funds out of companies that d...…
…ARTS q Page 6 Evening of enter taid Afrca' s By Beth Fertig THE NECTARINE Ballroom will host a two-part benefit tonight to raise money for African famine vic- tims. The proceeds of this benefit, en- titled "Evening for Africa," will be sent to the USA for Africa committee. The first half of the benefit will con- sist of a buffet dinner from 7-10 p.m. Some of the area's finest restaurants and caterers have contributed to the meal including t...…
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…SPORTS Thursday, May 23, 1985 Page 8 The Michigan Daily Georgia nails top-seeded I Philling it Up Er 1 1 1 tani c "rnA"" By Phil Nussel "A1 0AnI. LLL3 I.u l IIZLA UK " vv AR I From staff and wire reports ATHENS, Ga.-It may have seemed unlikely to Georgia tennis coach Dan Magill, but his team won the NCAA ten- nis championships without having to play any doubles matches. Magill is the winningest coach in collegiate tennis' history with 645...…
…N ne f ld oiganedild Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 4-S C*pyright 1985 ThMichgn Doily Wednesday, May 22, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Will activism survive a summertime lull? By KERY MURAKAMI plained that "the summer was always a let down," said Gitlin, "but I sense such intense will blow up." With campus activists and '80s-style flower problem in the '60s." feelings that it's hard to believe it will die." The imp...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 22, 1985 Police arrest 56 at CMU finals party Fifty-six people were arrested on University shall be treated as an of- a civil rights violation suit, according Student sues Front, which claimed responsibility to aStudent poksprshisr hefor this raid, entered the campus's charges of felony, minor possession, fense under these (the University's) toYatLScJena, sokmesenfor I-fr e thent ieSiec udn ndrlae 0...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 22, 1985- Page 3 Woman delivers 7 babies; 6 survive ORANGE, Calif. (UPI) -A high school teacher who took fertility drugs to "round out" her family gave birth yesterday to seven babies. One of the babies was stillborn and doctors said the others faced a day-to-day fight for survival. S+yThe six living babies, only 27 weeks in gestation, were in critical but stable condition, doctors said. All weighed lies , ,...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 22, 1985 Iliteracy continues to trouble millions (ContinuedfromPage1) "20 percent of adults can't vote and moon can eradicate illiteracy." But, to drop out." The parents have good they can't make decisions." Frye said, "America did not send a intentions but often their attitude is "I ILLITERACY is also responsible man to the moon with volunteers." don't read and I make a living," she for crime probl...…
…ARTS Wednesday, May 22, 1985 The Michigan Daily Page 5 Kirkwood: Confessions of a cow-punk Tonight at 10p.m., SST recor- ding artists The Meatpuppets will be appearing at Detroit's Lieder- nacht theatre. The band is presen- tly touring to promote their new album, Up On the Sun. Vocalist/guitarist Curt Kirkwood spoke to Daily staff writer, Beth Fertig from a pay-phone booth on Manhattan's West 48th street. Daily: Where are you calling from? ...…
…OPINION Page 6 ~be midbiian aiag Vol. XCV, No. 4-S 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Doily Editorial Board Applause for L.A. L ABOR NEGOTIATION of comparable worth, or pay equity, is gaining acceptability as the common sense approach to a serious problem. Through negotiation, unions and their employers can set standards for re- evaluating j...…
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…SPORTS Wednesday, May 22, 1985 Page 8 ."_- m _ -m Thincla school rn By ADAM MARTIN The men's track team broke three Michigan records on its way to a four- th-place finish at the Big Ten Cham- pionships at Dyche Stadium in Evan- -w r 4 ston, Ill., May 18-19. Junior Todd Steverson crushed the school's oldest record - set by assistant coach Kent Bernard in 1964 with a 45.47 in the 400-meter dash. Steverson's time, a Dyche Stadium record, was j...…
…Nitianrs oeafie Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 3-S Copyriht ISR study shows improving economy By STEVE HERZ Just when the economy appeared to be collapsing into another recession, a survey conducted by the University's Institute for Social Research shows that things are actually looking up for most Americans. This good news comes from the Survey of Consumer Attitudes con- ducted by ISR. THE CONTINUATION OF con- sumer spe...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 21, 1985 SACUA condemns graduation rowdiness By STEVE HERZ Marcel Marceau will not receive an honorary doctor of humane lettersrr The Senate Advisory Committee on hecauaryhe wasrnothpresenteaterse because he was not present at the! Y University Affairs yesterday con- graduation ceremony. demned the rowdiness and protests After the SACUA meeting, Billy Frye, B - that characterized this month's vice pre...…
…Shapiro warns of federal deficit; calls for tax hike The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 21, 1985-- Page 3 Tuebingen d e ates visit their By KERY MURAKAMI to worry about it," he said. "I've seen less," said Shapiro, "including the in the media where people are saying military. The budget proposals don't s told state legislators yesterdayptr that we've had the deficit for some exert leadership in these areas ." taxes must be increased in order ...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 21, 1985 Airline negotiations begin again CHICAGO (UPI) - Negotiations a"two-tier" wage scale under which federal mediator in northwest subur- resued or he irs tie ystedaynew pilots would he paid substantially ban Arlington Heights. yesterday less than veterans. in efforts to resolve a strike by United "There's a chance (for settlement) United said it operated at 14 percent Airlines pilots that has dr...…
…Page 5 Fats Waller: Alive, well By________________f_________________f happy little organization converted By arwulf arwuif sugary pop into highly entertaining I HAE Aweanessforpoplarjazz, with aome kickass intrumen- HAVE A weakness for popular tation,wand of the estimated 900 aides music of the 1930's. The naive Waller recorded in his short life, few yrics and simple melodies offer a arecnyth ins st llent. fluffy-headed escape from gruelling a...…
…OPINION Tuesday, May 21, 1985 I Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCV, No. 3-S 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Battle bre wing T IS ANOTHER example of market contro s. con- Isumer welfare. The Michigan Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association is up in arms .over last month's Michigan Court of Appeals decision that said th...…
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…Page 8 SPORTS Tuesday, May 21, 1985 The Michigan Daily BATSMEN SURRENDER CONFERENCE CROWN OSU eliminates 'M' nine By ADAM MARTIN B * Greg Everson for what eventually Bud Middaugh's smile didn't last Batsmen invite to became the gamewinner in the sixth. very long. South Regionals Everson had cut down 11 straight Michigan's six-year head coach Buckeyes from the time he took over grinned with a victory smile after From staff reports for starter...…
…lie Midigan al Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 2-S 1hMgco Dily Saturday, May 18, 1985 Fifteen Cents Legionnaire's disease suspected By KATIE WILCOX o 1May 9, and the Wayne County Health Thirty people who attended a 30 ShoW symptom S o illness Department immediately egan an banquet at the Hilton Airport Inn in investigation, Tait said. Department Romulus have reported symptoms of officials took water samples of the Legionna...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, May 18, 1985 Emigre prof offers an alternate view of Soviet affairs (continuedfromPage1) ce department. Yanov said he an- and the United States. According to fire here for the same ideas that either isolated, or compromised, or, valuable asset to the University's ticipated reviews for his book for a David Singer, a professor of world ultimately led to his exile from the still better, just out of the coun...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, May 18,1985 - Page 3 Senate budget is good news, says 'U' lobbyist By KERY MURAKAMI gone," Butts said. "They're not The U.S. Senate's proposed freeze proposing any cuts so they're not on federal student aid spending is touching the programs." Sen. Staf- "good news" for students, says the ford, though, has said that he may University's lobbyist on Capitol Hill pursue a modified GSL limit, making but the real key t...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, May 18, 1985 Regents OK linguistics change By KERY MURAKAMI Catford, said that "linguistics is the pliance with a state ruling four years The University's Board of Regents study of all aspects of language. While ago. yesterday unanimously approved a solid core subjects as phonetics and But University President Harold plan to "downsize" LSA's linguistics syntax are important, it's also impor- Shapiro poin...…
…ARTS Saturday, May 18, 1985 Page 5 The Michigan Daily Shakespeare's 'Dream' reawakened By Noelle Brower W ILLIAM SHAKESPEARE has engendered more controversy, experimentation, and excitement than any other playwright, past or present. New productions of his work should be anticipated with interest for the multiplicity of his texts offers much to inspire the creative mind. The present collaboration of Eclectic Theatre Com- pany, Kreative Imp...…
…OPINION Page 6 Vol. XCV, No. 2-S 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Irresponsible move PHILADELPHIA POLICE did not forsee that using a bomb to blow off a portion of the rooftop on a residen- tial home in a crowded neighborhood would ignite a disastrous fire. But the dangerous, unpredictable con- sequences of this action...…
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…SPORTS Saturday, May 18, 1985 Page 8 The Michigan Daily Minnesota upends batsmen, 11-10 By BRAD MORGAN "Anything can happen" is perhaps the most overused cliche by all coaches everywhere, but as Michigan found out yesterday at Ray Fisher Stadium, it's all too often confirmed when put to the test on the playing field. The Wolverines entered yesterday's opening round of the Big Ten Playoffs as heavy favorites, but quickly saw their 24-game w...…
…Niney-i vr sofei aa l Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 1-S 5 ya s Friday, May 17, 1985 Fifteen Cents Panel discusses recruitment of ninoity students By CHRISTY RIEDEL vice president for academic affairs. A top University administrator told THE committee, which is composed a special committee yesterday that of Michigan educators and civil rights "we hve a long way to go" to solve the activists, heard reports from several p...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 17, 1985 WHILE WE WERE AWAY Over 1,000 rally against sexual assault A crowd of over 1,000 joined against because he's not allowed to together last month during the sixth march, then he doesn't understand annual Take Back the Night Rally, their purpose." March and Dance to demonstrate While women continued on the mar- against rape. The rally, sponsored by ch, the men remained at the Federal the Ann A...…
…The Michigan Daily- Friday. May 17. 1985 - Paae 3 MSA members want more or anti-rape center By LAURA BISCHOFF for many years. How many more years will it take before anything con- The University's executive officers crete is established?" continue to face criticism even after The $75,000 that has been authorized they approved $75,000 for an anti- will go toward setting up the center assault program last Tuesday. and hiring a full-time coordin...…
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…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 17, 1985 - Page 5 A veritanie sea o graduates clad in ceremonial garn assemblet to hear their farewell attress Graduates bid farewell The University calls it a commen- cement, but for nearly 7,000 former Michigan students graduation exer- cises marked the end. The end of four years of study for the un- dergraduates. The end of the all- ° nighters, the end of their time in Ann Arbor. Commencement speaker James ...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 Vol. XCV, No. 1-S 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Zoning battle T HE ANN ARBOR Planning Commission should be applauded for its 5-3 approval of the special exception use for Collegiate Sorosis. Pending City Council approval, the sorority will be able to construct a two story addition with sleeping ro...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 17, 1985 - Page 7 (continuedfromPage 2) researchers from Japan and the parents take their child's academic also angry at being questioned about U. Council agrees on Ford indicated he is not in favor of United States, including two Univer- performance very seriously. alleged inaccuracies in his job ap- how the U.S. is going about stopping sity faculty members. The importance of academic per- plication. procedure...…
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…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 17, 1985 - Page 9 pany/Kreative Improvisational amateur play, written and put on by a high school Drama Studio/Young People's clan that has just finished reading a Eugene O'Neill play. Very nincere, bat not particatarly Theatre thoughtful. At the State Theater, 231 S. State St.; The dream runs again, 8 p.m. See 662-6264. Friday's list for more details. THE CARE BEARS MOVIE Animatedfantasy basedon the hugely suc...…
…ARTS Friday, May 17, 1985 4 Page 10 Mixed crowd gets happy concert Wednesday at Hill. Featuring can play them at this point in time. By Dennis Harvey Gary Lewis and Playboys, the Grass The Happy Together '85 tour at Hill Roots, the Buckinghams and the Tur- never achieved the hoped-for tran- ne goes to concerts by middle- tIles, the evening was a cozy trip back scendance, the moment when those aged performers who haven't through the goldmine...…
…Blood and thunder on Met's final tour By as much as possible, the work of one By Susanne Baum artist; he wrote his own librettos and actively participated in the set design TN 19TH century Europe, opera and dramatic coaching. The audience Ireached its greatest heights; it was for Monday night's performance the most popular musical genre. should be prepared for a strikingly Many composers devoted their dramatic, theatrical event. careers to com...…
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…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 17, 1985 - Page 13 (Continued fromPage7) month, urging federal lawmakers to and staff salaries. South Main filed for voluntary The Ann Arbor Nicarguan Medical University has anything to do with it." support student aid. Shapiro added that further in- bankruptcy, and the court appointed a Aid Project transports medical sup- But University history professor Testifying at a special field hearing creases are also n...…
…Page 14 SPORTS Friday, May 17, 1985 The Michigan Daily BA TSMEN HOST BIG TEN PLA YOFFS 'M' meets Minnesota By ADAM MARTIN Indiana and Purdue at 8-8 in the Big Ten. With a 24-game winning streak and THE Wolverines square off against a 51-9 overall record - Michigan's Minnesota at 1:00 p.m. today at Ray best ever - most would expect the Fisher Stadium. Illinois will battle the Wolverines to be the favorite at this Buckeyes at 4:00 p.m. weekend...…
