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…WOLVERINES MUST STOP WSU OPTION The Michigan Daily - Friday September 9, 1983- Page 21 Cochran returns to secondary By RON POLLACK Notes, quotes, odds and ends from the day before a Michigan season opener: Who would have ever thought that 1Mchigan would face a running team cnd worry about the fact that they are not accustomed to facing that sort of at- tack? :Yet, that is exactly the Wolverines dilemma as they prepare for tomorrow's game ag...…

…4 :Page k 5, r 22 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 9, 1983 mass meeting S nikrs ton Ruldous. in thriller MV W -W '%-.oo' WW - MV'%-r _M-AL-A W M ' W W 1.oW '-'4 -J By STEVE WISE The crowd was nervous, but Jack Nicklaus sat calmly watching the action. The 18th hole of the Masters? No, this was the Central Campus Recreation Building where a record crowd watched the Michigan women's volleyball team open its season by beating a Geor...…

…THE SPORTING VIEWS Baseball IS played in Canada By JOE EWING ITTAKES diehard - or crazy - baseball fans to follow s their favorite team 265 miles into a foreign country. '.Especially when that team is five games out and fading " fast. At least that was what many Canadian diamond fans thought when fellow Daily sports writer Jim Davis and I sjourneyedto Canada last Friday to see the Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader with the Blue Jays at T...…

…4 Page 24 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 9, 1983 - I f I LONG DISTANCE CALLS MINS. BELL MCI SAVINGS Boston College to Providence 1 $ .28 $ .14 50.0% Marquette to Dallas 4 1.14 .75 34.2 Northwestern Univ. to Reno 7 1.96 1.33 32.1 Univ. of Kentucky to Lubbock 30 8.04 5.72 28.9 UCLA to Cleveland 8 2.50 1.70 32.0 Univ. of Texas to San Francisco 12 3.28 2.29 30.2 Georgetown Univ. to St. Louis 5 1.40 .93 33.6 NewYork Univ. to Miami 2 ...…

…_. e K. NEW STUDENT EDITION I E Ltc NEW STUDENT 1 j EDITION rw w. VQI. XCIV -, No. I _- .. Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 8, 1983 Free Issue Eighty-six Pages i, s i 'Pu UP U U1 r 'Tuition climbs 9.5 percent By CHERYL BAACKE Although administrators conceded that the University's high price is star- ting to drive away poor students, the University Regents raised tuition another 9.5 percent this year at their eetin...…

…S T U D E N T L O A N S Page 2-A - The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 8, 1983 To our readers: DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS %-9 Welcome to the 94th year of The Michigan Daily and our New Student Edition. The purpose of this much- larger-than-usual edition of the Daily is two-fold: To introduce newcomers to the University and city; and to bring veteran students and faculty and staff members up to date on what's been happening around campus. I...…

…'U' bolsters its minority efforts The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983-- Page 3-A IicXi with newm By JACKIE YOUNG When a strike by black activists shut down the University 13 years ago, the* Regents _ promised to 'boost black enrollment to 10 percent., It is a goal that has never been reached,, but this fall, the difficulties minority students face on campus will ..,gain a greater priority when the -University appoints a new ad-...…

…4 OPINION Page 4-A Thursday, September 8, 1983 The Michigan Daily - V... Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCIV - No. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1983 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Elitism follows tuition hikes A NOTHER SCHOOL year is at hand, and with it comes another large tuition increase, This year's 9.5 tuition jump, coup...…

…Students need to fight The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983-- Page 5-A budget process The University can be thought of as a large corporation with management, workers, a product to sell, and a $790 million budget. At the University, administrators act as management, faculty and staff make-up the workforce, and students "buy the product." In the market- place, firms make decisins that have adverse impacts on consumers. However, ...…

…4 Page 6-A - The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 8, 1983 1/ '7r 0 .111 4 A c A.4................ A A A AL AA A A A6 A I EE OHLITTLE RIVER BN IRON MAIDEN ,M. PAMATRICA I The Net Piece Of Mind STIVIF NIP.K, F,~ INCLUDING: JOHNNY B. GOODE\ \\.. ZAPP ZAPP III TMTOM CLU B Close To The Bone 4 ZAPP ZAPP Ili :f CASSETTE JACKSON BROWNE LAWYERS IN LOVE 0i 47CA v SSETncde IWill Run To' If Anyone Fall Stand Buck WELCOME e_____P c r ;B...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1903 - page 7- I .11 I I/ k L: 110 (4 y2 WAMWANOMOM KMV fp ;- _ _, ; j , 1 w~w sr rz 0w oole, "A ALL YOUR NEEDS AT } ¢ x . , ,- _ Y+:::< ;i t 1 DISCOUNT PRICES!! S ~ S. 9-25-I -- - u - 3.{}!.q EATON'S typewriter paper t I. a c Tf 0o tie rjr ooi::t TOOT rTc .o TU 9-25-83I ! I CIE EXTEN CHIM CORD rU~ r f mar x awwwa 2"9 1E _ EXP. 9-25-83 9 FT. 9q1C.I DOLT a. W O UA O I t BIC P ...…

…I Page 8-A -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 8, 1983 THE ANN ARBOR CANTATA SINGERS BRADLEY BLOOM, Conductor Announces the Auditions for the 198384 Season Engineers pay for new computers Beethoven Britten Missa Solemnis War Requiem St. Andrew's Episcopal Church N. Division at Catherine St. 7:00 - 10:00 pm Sunday, Sept. 11 2:00 - 5:00 pm for specific appointments and further info., call 995-3014 after Sept. 5th. CHILDREN'S BOOKS C...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page 9-A ANN ARBOR . PRESENTS . .@0 'e Year after Year More People are Stepping into Timberland! Wear a pair and You'll Know Why 306-12 S. MAIN a . -FOR 54Y for edHandsewns 6999 for Men & Women Reg. 80 lmimerln _1 BOAT SHOES Chukka Boot for Men & Women Reg $74 5999 The rugged comfort of this chukka boot makes it the perfect boot for around town. It's cut from silicone- impregnated...…

…Page 10-A - The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 8, 1983 Student . By JACKIE YOUNG education costs. Fears since 1980 that President Reagan's Last year the Univ proposed cuts in federal student aid might end students' education co many students' college educations can be put cent of the applicant aside - at least for a year. came up short weref University officials say most federal grants costs with government and loanshave "slightly improve...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 Page 11t-A I I I T 1 k 11 S Ls IA SI 11 KAJAGOOGOO WHITE FEATHERS INCLUDING: TOO SHY OOH TO BE AH, HANG ON NOW '' WHITE FEATHERS PETER TOSH MAMA Al~pl A I THE ROCKETS Live Rockets featuring Oh Wellt" Rollin' By The Record Machine. Open The Door To Your Heart " Turn Up The Radio QUIET RIOT *METAL HEALTH- including: Metal Health/Cum On Feel The Noize Don't Wanna Let You Go Slick B...…

…4 Page 12-A - The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 8, 1983 Na By BILL SPINDLE When School of Natural Resourc return this fall they will begin to school emerging from within Building. It will be a smaller school streamlined school, and a school precarious position, professors say. ALONG WITH the Schools of Edu Art, the School of Natural Reso targeted for major budget cuts ma months ago. After an extensive re budgets and curriculum, first b...…

…Resource school cut 25% The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Pagq 13-A Tuition costs jump 9.5 percent (Continued from Page 12) BEING THIS FAR ahead of the field entails some risks, however, SPolakowski said. One of the most serious is that the plan could propel the school into isolation from the professional job market its graduates are intended to enter, he said. "This isn't thought of today as the type of curiculum generally ...…

…4 Page 14-A - The Michigan Daily,,Thwisday, ,September 8, 1983 Especially ..for the UM University Cellar, Main campus 341 East Liberty, at Division St. Open 7days a week. 769-7940 'Calcul Iators & CYompnuters - I Professional Saernd CFloorMnCamCa Professional and technical texts, and references forplaw, medical, dental, art & architecture, business, chemistry, computer, earth science, economics engineering, lifescience, mathe matics, physic...…

…C I te LiEi Wan 1E3ail1 SVol. XCIII - No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 8, 1983 Page 15-A r 'U' investments s By BILL SPINDLE The University used its corporate voting power this year to reject a proposal for a nuclear freeze, to support the production of nuclear weapons, and to support the sale of oil to the South African Government. These investment decisions, however, were made by University administrators without any...…

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… Firm to The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page 17-A market. 'U research for . .......... Daily Photo Bridge bicycling A lone bicycler catches some sun, fresh air, and exercise with a jaunt through the park. 'U' hopes alumni wallets wil ecast By CHERYL BAACKE When individuals get into financial trouble they often turn to family for -help; facing-several years of shrinking budgets, the University has done the same thi...…

…Page 18-A -- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September. 8, 1983 I t street ar-I I n 11 Break away. Adventure finds new formi in Cola-H-aan style's for men and woni, you r favorite classics redefined. I " Special Vegetarian Entrees Unusual Sandwiches Stuffed Baked Potatoes " Fresh Ground Coffee " Fresh Squeezed O.J. Stat12 Sbwet uweeomte ou R T HE ON5OWATORY( 11 516 E. Libertj 994-5360 1on.-Sat. 11-9 across from M1 Theatre ewem2...…

…'The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page 19-A 2. association r ::% .... . F1 r X1[1 WELCOME STUDENTS! We're your headquarters for . 0 0 .41 4<5 OF ENGLAND 711 } t .'f 1. f /_ R . X 1 1 .*i ) ' ... .3' .. Welcome Students Sterling Silver Gold-Filled and 14K Keyrings From $16.50 Complimentary Engraving Ancpde 9mehy Sko 16 Nickels Arcade o Ann Arbor " 665-0551 Where quality is a tradition, not a goal. I r . / AF r...…

…4 Page 20-A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 Get the Inside Story jC~arinal rc Cardinal" Slant-D° is a totallly different ring binder from the inside out. The ring is angled for optimum sheet movement. Since pages move more easily, they're less likely to wear out.. to tear out. The unique Slant-D design keeps sheets flat, creating an ideal writing surface and room for more paper. . . up to 25% more! The extraordinary Slant-D...…

…Medic By CHERYL BAACKE Heading one of the University's most prestigious schools and two years into' the construction of a $285 million ospital, University medical ad- ministrators are worried that a new Medicare payment system may pull the )rug out from under them. The new payment system could leave the University hospital, and especially the medical school, seriously shor- tchanged, hospital officials said. "WE ARE PART of an industry that is...…

…4 Page 22-A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 4 4 4 0 J Money Management 101 Fall 1983 University Offices- First of America Read each statement and place a J First of America Bank - Ann Arbor+ with these situations: in the box if can help you Yes 1. You get the late night munchies, but the pizza place won't take checks and you have no cash. Can First of America help you? 2. Your roommate is the wrong sex. Can Firs...…

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…a 2-B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 Surviving dorm takes revelry and restraint By HALLE CZECHOWSKI and JAYNE HENDEL Your first year of independence may mean beer-sodden parties, stereo wars, and the chance to eat like the little savage your parents compared you to, if you live in a -University residence hall. New experiences abound in the dor- mitories: from living in a tiny space with two roommates who are allergic to y...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday. September 8. 1983 -Pa Beware of bureaucracy By BILL SPINDLE They gave it to you at freshman orientation, and told you to guard it with your life. That little, yellow, two inch by three inch card with the strange computer holes in it, your University of Michigan student iden- tification card. You probably did not realize then the incredible things that little card can do, but you will soon, because that card is ...…

…Page 4-B - The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 8, 1983 AnxietytrapQ she says. It is important to know you r By BARBARA MISLE are not alone, Gauthier says.-s Walking home from the library, Lori ALMOST 2,000 students last year a F. couldn't bear looking at the groups of used counseling services, on the third laughing students heading for the bar. floor of the Michigan Union and the s After two weeks of school, it seemed University's late-nig...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page 5-B Blacks fear budget priorities ignore them By JACKIE YOUNG Concern is growing among minority leaders that as money becomes increasingly scarce at the University, they will be unwittingly squeezed out by the budget cutting process. They fear that affirmative action goals will be forgotten in the University's fight for finan- cial survival, that schools and colleges will have enrollment...…

…4 Page 6-B- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 Students rush for campus Greek life By BARBARA MISLE Before students come to the Univer- ity, "rush," means getting to class in a hurry or the dizzy feeling in your head %ter you've been out in the sun too lbng. But at college, rush is the time- consuming process of choosing-and being chosen-to join one of the 52 sororities and fraternities on campus. STARTING SEPT. 11 for women an...…

…MSA's members often work behind the scenes By BETH ALLEN Every student at the University paid $4.25 per term last year to support the Michigan Student Assembly, the cam- pus-wide student government. But most students probably did not even notice the charge, and those who did probably never bothered to wonder where their money went. THE STUDENT ASSEMBLY faces a problem. Because of the notorious apathy among students, and the fact that most of ...…

…Page 8-B -- The Michigan Daily -- Thursday, September 8, 1983 THE FOLKS EXPECT YOU TO WRITE HOME ONCE IN A WHILE.. 0 HERE'S AN EASIER WAY newspaper), The Ensian (yearbook), and The Gargoyle (campus humor magazine). Daily astaffr keepSAneye on any ~ campus activi tiesi TO WRITE HOME - SIX DAYS A WEEKI * Dear Mom and Dad: * I thought you might like to know what school is like for me every day. The Michigan Daily * is the University's new...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983- Page 9.B Old profs sa smaller 'U, was better By BARBARA MISLE Quietly living on campus are a few former University students, who became University professors and who are currently retired emeritus professors. They are living en- cyclopedias of what freshman life was like in the early 1900s. Adelaide Adams, Carlton Wells, and Warner Rice remember when the University survived with only one build...…

…Page 10-B -The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 We Repair your Breaks THlE BROWN JUGkVU mok * 5gjimlSfi pp, Now that you're here, it's time to plan to leave! Thanksgiving Christmas Spring break Conlin Travel The Travel Professionals ~69-9680'. Make Make Make it it it fast. cheap. Conlin Travel. ASUA of Trvel Agents TheSymboofProfessionals" Ordinary pizza places can't measure . i.I J* ANN AROR I'd 1321 S. Daily 11 :...…

…The Mich igan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983-- Page 11-B 4C, 4q 0 Q a4 -c 1qi P 1 / \ a _ / Westgate 2463 W. Stadium Ann Arbor 668-1985 o" a o INA Campus 202 SUniversity Anm Arbor 665-3065 9* e ;tc o~ Jyp c"ORE THAN JUST s A RECORD STORE r* 0hR- s 1~CIwt - HOUR Color Slide and Slide 1Processing uth ally i incert .1315 S. University 619 S. Maple 4 HOUR A SERVICE A U niversity nvite you to son lY E f WIDDLE E AR'TH ...…

…4 How to study among all the distractions 4 ~ T By KAREN TENSA There is no way to avoid it. Whatever classes you take, no matter how smart you are, you will probably find that surviving college takes considerably more studying than breezing through s r high school did. :.; Despite all the other, more enjoyable distractions on campus,strdying is the irstdist ority of most University studen- Sts. THE AMOUNT different students S*study varies. ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page 13-B Diag provides absurd education for observers By GEORGEA KOVANIS "Would you mind turning your music down so I can deliver the word?" screams a preppy evang.a.ist, trying to captivate the attention of about 300 students, street people, and office workers sprawled out on the Diag. "Blaaaaaaaaah No," slurs a scraggy man with the enormous tape player. As he walks away he narrowly avoids ...…

…I Page 14-B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 The Executives 4 The administrators pictured on this page are seven of the most influential people on campus. As the University's top executives, they are responsible for the day-to-day operatign of the University. Their decisions affect every student and professor on campus. Moving counter-clockwise, from the upper left they are: " Harold Shapiro, University president. A note...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page 15-B Regents top off 'U' leadership By BILL SPINDLE Two days a month the University Board of Regents meets. They arrive in Ann Arbor from all over the state, authorize construction on new multi- million dollar projects, accept several million dollars in gifts, and maybe raise tuition ten or 15 percent. Then they quietly disperse and drive ck to their other jobs around the state. Beyond ...…

…4 Page 16- .The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 8, 1983 4- : c= c21 _ -_. _ ' §;y F' °' :-_ : ;- - ,:: , .: C, $3 * e C e C e * 2 cu..ft. units CONTACT: ANN ARBOR MUSIC MART 1336 S. State - Ann Arbor, 48104 769-498-0 " Free Curbside Delivery and Pick-Up per dorm schedule " Guaranteed to work * Larger sizes also available COAIdEAJI6AJT CAAIOaS ~dCAT/oN 6.6, ATrE ____ mmmll RESERVE EARLY -MAI INCOuUPON 1 Name . . . . .. ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page 17-B I I I I i [l " 11 I [l Il, S discwasher* RECORD CARE niaxel. -- -- _ W APF The D-4 Record Care System is a logical extension of scientific research on safe record cleaning. The high technology D4 fluid lifts and suspends contaminants in solution on' the record surface so that the D4 pad can easily and safely remove the debris. D4 fluid cleans without distributing ne...…

…Page 18-B -The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 We o the michiaan I/2 would like to welcome you to Ann Arbor! As a freshperson here at U-M, you're undoubtedly going to meet hundreds of new people, make new friends, lose your voice screaming at a football game, complain about the food (and the weather), stay up all night studying for an exam and sleep right through your 9:00 lec- ture, and sample a pizza from every one o...…

…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, September 8, 1983-- Page 19-8 Want to get involved? 'U' offers hundreds of groups to.try The groups listed here asked for and received recognition from the Michigan Student Assembly last year. The list is not complete because not all groups approach MSA for recognition. Some of the names will be different this year, but there undoubtedly will be just as many organizations waiting for new mem- bers with open arm...…

…Pnn 7n-f -- The Michivan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 rage A .rr. 0 * 'C New course books sold at 5% off the publishers'list prices. Used copies sold at 25-50% off publishers' lists. Discount prices on a wide selection of quality school supplies. Books for all classes taught on the Main Campus are available on Floor 3, 341 East Liberty, at Division St. Books for all courses taught on North Campus are available exclusively at ou...…

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…r, ,. ,. Page C-2 - The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 8, 1 ';13 Housing market opens up By JAYNE HENDEL A little freedom can be addictive. So after a year or two of being nurtured in the dormitory, most students are ready to explore life beyond their twelve-by- twelve room. Most satisfy that craving for the real world by renting their own house or apartment near campus. "COLLEGE IS four years to grow up," says Steve Schwartz, a junio...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1983 - Page C-3 ity politics swinging towards Democrats I -- I 1st Liberty Ann Arbor's Ward Boundaries .. V w L. .0 University Teri Wilim I N. University U -4 I - I - U kth 0 ---7 F Io L I R * C T 1R D)IAL y, L 2nd Madison S. University - U -4I~ -J - Now I Monroe Hill By HALLE CZECHOWSKI Liberal politics in Ann Arbor continued a comback this spring from a staunchly conser...…

…Page C-4 - The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 8, 1983 Local stores By CHERYL BAACKE When your toothpaste tube starts to flatten, about the third week of school, and your soap bar looks like a slice of cheese, don't panic - after a few shop- ping trips through Ann Arbor stores you'll soon know where to go for sup- plies, clothes, or gifts. For necessities such as shampoo or toothpaste, there are several low- priced stores near campus. " S...…