… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 10, 1982-Page 9 U' reactor focuses on r wx"iuw 2 4F I { 1 a mf -S.- By LOU FINTOR In the lobby of the University's North Campus Ford Nuclear Reactor hangs a tapestry depicting a legendary bird- the phoenix - mythically rising from its own ashes after consuming itself in flames. THE TAPESTRY is a reminder of the combined destructive potential and peaceful application of the atom. And recognizing the at...…
….. C.- a 20% to 50% OFF GOOD QUALITY ORIENTAL RUGS NEW-USED-ANTIQUE TAPESTRY-BED SPREADS WALL HANGING-TABLECLOTH HANDCRAT(Jewelry, Pipes, etc.) Page 10-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily Polish embassy , From AP and UPI BERN, Switzerland- Vowing never to yield to blackmail, the Swiss government unleashed anti- terrorist police on the Polish Embassy yesterday and rescued five hostages and arrested four gunmen in a bloodless swoop...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 10, 1982-Page 11 House override gives Reagan first major defeat From AP and UPI Yesterday's house vote killing President Reagan's veto marked the first major economic defeat for the president in Congress. The vote sent the bill to the Senate, where GOP Leader Howard H. Baker of Tennessee said a vote would be held today. He said the outcome there was "uncertain." The House vote was 22 more than the two-thir...…
…Page 12-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily L A :_ ;: F. . ... . ..t .-. . .. _ 9 ~t I .. . , . .. .9 .. 9.5. . . ,. .. :. A ~ .~. ., 9 .. ..... . ..,..- A - ~ - . . "-- ,: - " ~ _ U . . ... -.. S. - - 9~-..*I ~ [[ N. E. ..nn W..... Term papers, resumes, dissertations. Quality typing, reasonable rates, fast service. Maggie 983- 7345 persistently. cJtc TYPING, PROFESSIONAL, ALL TYPES Call Noelle anytime, 971-2364 cJtc Classica...…
… 11 teacher walkouts .yet to be, resolved"J~ By United Press International No new teacher strikes were reported yesterday in Michigan but 11 districts remained closed by earlier walkouts, idling more than 78,000 students. Nearly 4,000 students were on the .. picket lines from suburban Detroit to ' [ Traverse City. x. A NEWS blackout was in effect on... contract talks between Detroit teachers and the school board. Classes for the city's 200,000...…
…a Page 14-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily WANTED! is. to vote on nuclear freeze football tickets SEED: call 24 hours nlsin 662-9899 WE N Wisco 1I I' A UCLCA 'Indiana Michigan State Minnesota Purdue EZ TICKET SERVICE Our 5th Season SERVING ANN ARBOR! MADISON, Wis. (AP)- Wisconsin on Tuesday becomes the first state to hold a referendum on a nuclear weapons freeze, and .the Reagan ad- ministration is warning that approval co...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 10, 1982-Page 15 War in El Salvador deadlocked Battle deaths on the rise after years of fighting j;SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) - The war in El Salvador-is inten- sifying in a costly deadlock between an army adopting new aggressive tactics and an elusive guerrilla force relying on ambush and sabotage. After almost three years of fighting, the rate of battlefield deaths is rising, and military analysts sa...…
…Page 16-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily* A K 341 East Liberty 4 the Non-Profit Student Bookstore at Division St. ro ff list prices on all new course books.4 4 5 m 11 L^ rya . 1 4 list pices on used opies. INo purchase necessary! ' / AllYour Fall Term' ICourse Books-FREE! e Winning Uot M student will receive all required course books for FailTerm '82I absolutely FREE, along with a FREE Michigan T-shirt.' e Simpl d...…
… SPORTS Friday, September 10, 1982 The Michigan Daily Page 17 A.C. 1982 edition All-American Carter unveils his new image By BOB WOJNOWSKI Picture the following scene. There are a dozen or so 260-pound behemoths pumping iron in the Michigan weight room in preparation for the upcoming football season. In their midst is a smallish, spindly- legged 21-year-old man, dutifully slap- ping paint on the cinder block walls. NOW YOU might not con...…
…0 Page 18-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily Bounces back: Michigan diver Kimball survives auto accident to capture fourth U.S. title By KARL WHEATLEY When he was 17 years old, Michigan diver Bruce Kimball was in his freshman year at Michigan, had won three United States National diving titles in tower diving competitions, and was on a hospital bed fighting for his life. The son of Michigan's internationally respected diving coac...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 10, 1982-Page 19 Fritz Crisler- By BOB WOJNOWSKI developm Fritz Crisler,' the former Michigan platoon s football coach, Athletic Director and was also o one of the trail-blazers of modern-daypush to g college football, died at his home on adopted i August 19 after a extended illnessHe her of ties was 83. Upon his Crisler began his coaching career at decided tc the University of Chicago in 1922 as an helme...…
…0 Page 20-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily ROOKIE COACH LECLAIR'S SQUAD OPENSTODA Y Women invade the links 4' V By JESSE BARKIN For rookie women's golf coach Sue LeClair, a wait- and-see attitude is the only kind she could possibly have as the lady linksters open their season today and Satur- day in the Illinois State Invitational at Normal, Ill. LeClair, a Michigan grad and Ann Arbor native, takes over the coaching position t...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily. Friday, September 10, 1982- Page 21 SrS Records Charles Mingus-'Mingus in Europe, Vol. H' (Enja) I tend to regard posthumous albums a little suspiciously, remembering some pf the Hendrix offerings (Joplin, etc.), and posthumous live jazz albums even ,.more so (jazz artists seem to be copious Enough studio musicians during their natural vinyl lifetime). While this record won't add to the Mingus legend the way Charli...…
…0 age 22-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily Picketing workers suspect scam in store sale By BARB MISLE The ongoing dispute over the mysterious sale of Cunningham's drugstores has left fired em- ployees determined to continue their three- month old picket until the National Labor Relations Board issues a decision on the case at the end of the month. Controversy arose over the sale in late June, when 29 Michigan Cunningham's (four ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 10, 1982-Page 23 * I 9 2 Alabama Arizona State Butler University Brigham Young, Colorado-Denver Florida Grinnell Harvard Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Nevada--Las Rice Smith Sweet Briar Texas UCLA USC Vegas Find out how your school scores in October PLAYBOY. 4 Required reading. I f . y' .h. f:.f f SEX M, cispus W, .f/ AL 6 I - rn - I …
…4 Pag& 24-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily r Retired classical studies prof. dies at age 74 By FANNIE WEINSTEIN Gerald Else, former chairman of the University's classical studies depar- tment, died Sept. 6 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, at the age of 74. A professor emeritus of Greek and Latin, Else was the author of two major works of classical scholarship, in- cluding "Aristotle's Poetics: The Argument," published in 1957. EL...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 10, 1982-Page 25 University to switch to bar coded ID cards By CHARLES THOMSON Before the year is over, University students will no longer have to complain that they feel like numbers. A change in identification cards will let them feel instead like bar codes - the kind already found on everything from cereal boxes to album covers. I ;A new University library computer system will use bar cddes instead of ...…
…a Page 26-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'V Onl 7XHuron Valle Nat ional Bank CeMPSOf~ (across from the Diag and Hill Auditorium) Open a new checking account or make a deposit in your existing account and receive absolutely FREE, a fabulous high flying, straight sailing Hunmiphry Flyer. Not only is your Hunpbry Hlyer free, but your opening check book is FREE and the twenty- five checks all have the Michigan "M",printed on * them...…
…'Upsychiatrists reat potentially a troube tots must work through the parent. By EVELYN SAMMUT Psychiatrists often discover through An innovative program at University observation that an emotional distur- :?ospital is attempting to stop bance is caused when a child senses .emotional problems-almost before conflict with a parent. An unwanted ,hey start-by offering psychiatric child, for example, may reflect feelings -treatment to infants. of ne...…
…page 28-Friday, September 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily a I I Music can help you cope with the pressures of school. It can soothe, inspire, and entertain. Tech Hifi's got what you need to enjoy your favorite music wherever you go. Plus the latest personal computers, telephone equipment, and more. And, right now, it's all on sale at prices hat will please student budgets! Here are just a few examples: 4 r I I I I I I I I I 1 I L . m m -. ...…
…,t ,, P Alit i wu III aIV 3 Vol. XCII No. 1 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Section A Eighty-six Pages 4-.'., University investments back ~~ nuclear weapons production' By BARRY WITT The University has used its corporate voting power to support the production of nuclear weapons, the construction of nuclear power plants, and the sale of oil to the South. African government, a review of pr...…
…I pag -Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily F: Financial aid picture:*How bleak is it?. Students mount, drive lo fight cutbacks By FANNIE WEINSTEIN In recent years, "apathy" has been the byword for college students. But this year, the Reagan administration Igave students a reason to stand up and 'be counted-on the subject of cutbacks in federal financial aid. From a protest in Washington to an aborted plan to "bandaid" the cube, 'U...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 3 L . Walking, jogging, biking stereo from Sony and Toshiba, now priced to move fast sale 59.99 Sony's deluxe FM Walkman radio with stereo headphones lets you move to the beat of 'stun- ningly clear FM stereo music or any of the other rich listening variety offered on FM. All heard on Sony's amazingly lightweight stereo headphones. The silvery receiver clips on your belt where controls are...…
…OPINION Thursday, September 9, 1982 Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Weasel GAP MoT N .oVERYONE' AND WFt OME to HISP(ttR1. O00 FCUs - "IME DEcAVE- otr Ttf6. oo sCO'D WAS AN ONT KO-- Vol. XCIII, No. 1 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 You KNOW, FOR M4E , 11j SjP..0t6 .PIRIT of THE SOS WAS REST EXEMPLIFIED 9 ( MEN -<uSAX4 s 50KMPURLS. CAty ANYONE. 1t L u.5WHO 30- pa4 s WA)LS? 12-S KNOW THAT! HEI 500o...…
…I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 5 Students forgotten in budget planning The University of Michigan is one of the" great institutions of higher education in the world. Every educational survey perenially rates the University among the top in the world. This lofty position has resulted from an unparalleled combination of diversity and ex- cellence. The University has built upon a tradition of outstanding scholarly pursu...…
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…t . TA Pfe 8-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily P ossible euts threatenr'U-fiances (continued from Page 1) MOST UNIVERSITY officials agreed that a $7.5 million cut would have dealt a near disastrous blow to the University's financial improvement projects, especially plans for any increase in' s taff salaries. >4Representative Gary Owen (D- :Ypsilanti), a member of the ap- . propriations committee, said Tuesday that members of th...…
…niversity lax on The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 9 South Africa policy By BARRY WITT * The University continues to invest in several U.S. companies whose conduct' in South Africa does not meet anti-apar- theid guidelines, in direct contradiction to a 1978 Regents' policy, a Daily review of investment records shows. Correspondence between the Univer- sity and the companies in which it in- vsts, and reports from two indep...…
…Page 10-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Regents approve By KRISTIN STAPLETON Almost two years after the dangerous hazing of a hockey team member opened the issue of initiation rituals on campus, the University now has an of- ficial policy against hazing. The policy, approved by the Regents in June, condemns hazing practices as requirements for membership in any organization. The policy further states that the University commu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 11 'U' bends investment policy on apar hdi (Contined from Page 9) tee that annually reviews Herbert's however, two board member evaluation, mistakenly believed Herbert questioned why the University kept iis headed a committee to keep tabs on the investments if the companies did,. r$t University's progress. There is no such meet up to standards. committee. Herbert and his assistant "We're fall...…
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…I I C tr Littga 4IatlQ 'Page 13 Thursday, September 9, 1982 Ax ready;which schools will all? Futures of 3 under study By LOU FINTOR One program has failed, a second has passed, and four more are still being tested. The programs-all either schools or institutes of the University-aren't being graded with simple A's, B's, and C's, however. They're being graded with X's-more specifically AX's-the administration's tool for dealing with ...…
…A' Page 14-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily 80 long shots try out for Playgirl magazine By JULIE HINDS After paying tuition bills, most students feel as though they've lost their shirts. In June, however, eight University males got a chance to lose their shirts-and much, much more-for the cameras of Playgirl magazine. The magazine came t6 campus this summer seeking models for its "Playgirl Comes to the Big Ten" spread, which wi...…
…Student-run bookstore expands at new location By GREG BRUSSTAR The University Cellar, the non-profit student bookstore, has moved to their new location and presents a new youth- ful image. The new location, 341 E. Liberty St., will have almost twice as much retail ce as the Union location did, accor- ng: to Bruce Weinberg, general manager. "It is set up in an intelligent manner, it's not all crowded together, like in the Union," Weinberg said...…
…Page 16-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily YOU'RE ONE. YOU'RE IN GGDD COMPANY Profs ask 'U' 1o invest in research corporation By BARRY WITT Should the University invest in a cor- poration that will help professors turn their research into commercial produc- ts-a relationship which could bring substantial sums of money to the finan- cially strapped institution? Or-in the belief that the profit motive would corrupt some of the in- ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 17, Anti-nuke activists shout and squirm By SCOTT STUCKAL When half a million people demon- strated in New York last June against the proliferation of nuclear weapons, some 200 members of the crowd had traveled from Ann Arbor. That's not quite as many as one might expect to make the trip from this one- time haven of liberalism. But times have changed, as have students and the movements whic...…
…I Page 18-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Schools, non-academic units studied for cuts School of Art The School of Art, with a 1981-82 fiscal 2 w.get of $1,384,685, an enrollment of and a professional staff of 33, is the sijallest ofpthe four schools slated for r iew. The review committee is looking at, among other things, the quality of the :pool in comparison to peer in- stitutions, private art schools, and art iftstitutes. ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 19 Ax ready, but which schools will all? (Continued from Page 13) have included increasing student and faculty participation in the review process, public hearings allowing con- cerned individuals to express their views directly to the review panels, and* open letters to the University com- munity sritten to explain the process and answer questions related to the reviews. Responding to st...…
…$p1.'Jv #4 Worth To All 3, U of M Students s AT THE ALL NEW a CE II All the newest electronic names! E. WILLIAM 1 BLOCK FROM STATE, COUPON GOOD ONL Y DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER rM rn M ron -M -- -- J Page 20-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Hospita By BILL SPINDLE If a mail carrier only has to trudge through rain, sleet, and snow to finish the job, he or she probably has the envy of University Replacement Hospital planners. ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 21 CARDS, GIFTS POSTERS RECORDS I CHILDREN'S BOOKS A H ow's the weather? DailyPhoto by DOUGMcMAHON Many new students to the University ask what the weather is like in Ann to be snowed out of a game in March. Pictured is the team pullinv a tarp Arbor. Ask any member of the baseball team; they know what it's like over the Fisher Stadium field. 'U' community examines research corporati...…
…Page 22-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Schoo1ls, n 4o (Continued from Page is) plore possibilities to inc rraduate Studies offers a rather unique ficiency between Racki proach to graduate education. While units in which it administ( te school administers most of the 3Dean Alfred Sussman, graduate programs on campus, it does,. member, said the revi not maintaini its own faculty or direct ticularly focus on the adn tudent enrollm...…
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…A 2B-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Campus dorm life takes some patience and a lead stomach By ANN MARIE FAZIO Thousands of people crammed into tiny 10 foot by 12 foot cubicles, living with complete strangers, eating in- stitution-style chow. It sounds more like San Quentin than the dorm they described at orientation. TRULY THE first and biggest ob- stacle University students face lies not in deciphering the maze of campus b...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 3-B 10% black enrollment may never be met; By BILL SPINDLE Although one out of every six residents in Miichigan is black, the state's universities, especially The University of Michigan, have been unable to achieve black enrollments anywhere close to that proportion. A single black in a 200-student lecture is not an uncom- mon site on campus. Many administrators believe that the University'...…
…4 age 4-B-Thursday, September 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Greeks triumph in campus social arena .r ; . Stalking the elusive college experience 4 Fraternities and sororities, after ex- periencing a decline in popularity in the '60s and early '70s, rapidly are retur- ning to their former status as major centers of campus social activity for thousands of University un- dergraduates. Ten years ago, joining a fraternity or sorority was frowned...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 5-8 nion rediscovers itself in renovations Walls pop up; planners ad just By CHARLES THOMSON The wall wasn't in the drawings; it wasn't supposed to exist. But there it was: Tons of mortar and brick smack-dab where the front display window for a new shop was to ve been. And the wall wasn't about to ove-it supported the mammoth fireplace in the Union's study lounge. Without it, presumably, t...…
…4 Page 6.B--Thursday, September 9, 1982--The Michigan Daily '. ;- :-" ...y.. ... ., ,,., ,.., .:x. X16 ..& ., r =. ,, ' 'l t :_.w °" ' .., ! b z ,. ,,...e,=6,a.-z . - a ~- I~t s -a- 41 1 r _. /7" I ....-- - i _, ;, . f, ;: , ., :::. .. y+ ff (,yW3941tM yy . 4 - :.' !'k j9 F . - '0+1eir'F I '. 1 I .. , ;. I I $3 e C CONTACT: ANN ARBOR MUSIC MART Cx 2l y mnc vE6Ai6AJ T Ye cAA4Pas 1-OCA T/O A r* . PC, V) wf At 3...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982--Page 7-8 C enter oreign students adjust By CHARLES THOMSON Adjusting to the rigors of a college lifestyle can be difficult enough for students from suburban Detroit. For students from suburban Caracas, the transition can be disastrous. It's partly to help make the transition as smooth as possible-as well as to help foreign students derive the maximum benefit from their stays in this country-that...…
… 8-B--Thursday, September 9, 1982 -The Michigan Daily TOrdinary pizza places can't measure up. "1 + f.? y y. v~4_,C.i' s A'Y; .l. Vi. , : !' 5 . 1321 S. Daily 11:30-2:00 am University HAPPY HOUR' Ann Arbor W t' Mon-Sat 769-1744. 4-6 pm to-7 (across tromrt .ser i unuI FEATURING: I 6 *FRESH,. FAST DELICIOUS DELI SAND- WICHES SERVED ON BAGELS (breakfast sandwiches served all day) * the leanest corned beef, nova lox, Phila- delphia cre...…
