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…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 26, 1985 - Page 7 kBARB S BARBS By Barb McQuade M' club sports.... ,.high spirits, low funds They can't brag about athletic scholarships, and they don't hear the cheers of 100,000 fans. They don't even get their picture in a black-and- white program. But many of Michigan's club sports athletes have the dedication, if not the talent, of some of those on varsity teams. Members of some of Michigan's 40 sp...…

…4 The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 26, 1985- Page 8 Herr's three-run homer lifts Cards past Phils, 6-3 Vandenberg a late bloomer for harriers ST. LOUIS (AP) - Tommy Herr hit a three-run homer and Vince Coleman stole three bases and scored three runs, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to their sixth straight triumph, a 6-3 decision over the Philadelphia Phillies last night. ] St. Louis' 13th victory in 14 games reduced its magic numbe...…

…j:1; b r A lit inw Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, September 25, 1985 4IatQ POI. XCVI - No. 15 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Eight Pages Study questions "Star Wars' WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan's "Star Wars" missile defen- se program could "substantially in- crease" America's safety under cer- tain conditions, but that it will never he able to protect the entire country rom nuclear attac...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 25, 1985 Pipeline rules may lower heating bills IN BRIEF-1 DETROIT (UPI) - Michigan Con- tsolidated Gas Co. said yesterday its typical residential customer could save !sp to $150 on 1986 heating bills if pen- ding changes in federal natural gas pipeline rules are approved. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proposed the changes on -May 30 and is expected to rule on them before Oct. 1,...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 25, 1985 - Page 3 Program studies Hisanic By CHRISTY RIEDEL Students who want to learn more about Hispanic culture can for the fir- st time pursue a concentration in their field of interest through the Latino Studies program. Although the program began last fall, students could not officially con- centrate until this fall, said Prof. John Chavez, program director. LATINO studies is an inter- discipli...…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, September 25, 1985 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Star Wars on Campus A Vol. XCVI, No. 15 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Preventative medicine O nce again, President Reagan has stepped forward to illustrate the selfish attitude that the wealthy "have" nations of the North traditional...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, September 25, 1985 Page 5 Folk flourishes in exile By Laura Bischoff BEEN LISTENING to too much head-banging heavy metal? Maybe you go for modern jazz or some funk? Well, how about some Latin American folk music to raise your political and cultural conciousness? If that's what you had in mind (or if it just soun- ds interesting) the Office of Major Events, in cooperation with the Latin American Cultur...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 25, 1985 iCHE/M~ COMES TO CAMPUS University of Michigan League Building - 227 S. Ingalls Thursday, 5:30 p.m. - e f JOIN SEPT. 8-28 You asked for it! Discover what made Now you can enjoy all FOR ONLY Weight Watchers the the benefits of Weight most successful weight Watchers right in control program in the your area. entire world! JOIN WEIGHT WTCHERS, NOW! 01984, Weight Watches, Interationa. c F...…

…Field Hockey vs. Michigan State Sunday, 11 a.m. Ferry Field SPORTS IM Football Registration Deadlines October 2-4 IM Building The Michigan Daily Wednesday, September 25, 1985 Page 7 Setting up: Vahi leads spiker spirit By DEBBIE deFRANCES After a typical three-hour practice of setting, spiking, serving, hitting and running wind sprints, Lisa Vahi returns to her snug campus apar- tment. Clad in a striped pair of nylon running shorts a...…

…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Doily - Wednesday, September 25, 1985 'M' stickers Nixon out with knee injury stuck in tie bit closer." Said the score: No change as the Wolverines lost their fourth straight, 3-0. Despite the frustration Collins remains optimistic, and the team is looking forward to Sunday's opener of the Big Ten season against Michigan State. "If we keep rolling and we keep gaining, we should be ready for the Big Ten," Collins sa...…

…C I bt Mt4ir ia1t Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVI - No. 14 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, September 24, 1985 Eight Pages 48 protesters arrested at sit-in 23 students, 1 prof among those jailed B 1'RAC 4 E G TT LIEB i r ny mun u1Ll Special to the Daily. PITTSFIELD TWP. - Forty-eight demnstrat0rs, includinL at least 23 U11i> dUb, HUU g d V4b4 University students and one professor...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 24, 1985 UGLI computer helps students research By JOHN ROBB Since last week, users of the Un- dergraduate Library have had a new computer system to help them .research their papers and projects. ' The system, called InfoTrac, provides a computerized index to ar- ticles published since 1983 in 1,000 periodicals, including magazines, journals, reviews, and newspapers, .said Barbara MacAdam, ac...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 24, 1985-- Page 3 SAT shows strong g q~ s upswing NEW YORK (AP) - Demon- strating that education reform is ,taking hold in public schools, 1985 'Scholastic Aptitude Test scores 1posted their biggest gains in more than two decades, paced by an especially strong showing by Hispanic students. College Board President George H. 'Hanford said at a news conference yesterday that nationwide average scores rose...…

…4 OPINION Page4 Tuesday, September 24, 1985 The Michigan Daily ie mtbtigant Bain Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Enumerating current projects By Ingrid Kock Second in a series Vol. XCVI, No, 14 420 Maynard St.' Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Black and white M UCH OF THE public discussion surrounding ap- pointment of a new vice-president for the ...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, September 24, 1985 Page 5 The Dirty Dozen: A ton of bricks By arwulf arwulf 'VE BE EN BRASSED this r weekend, and it'll take awhile for the echoes to recede. Brass horns, direct and distinct as magnesium flares, have followed me around, of- fering their energies whenever needed. Eighty years of Jazz raced by me in one day. { Sunday dawned with hasty preparations for a street appearance Still wobbly from a ni...…

…4 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 24, 1985 Protesters believe actions art By NANCY DRISCOLL While eating pizza and drinking beer in an upstairs room at Dominicks, about 30 people discussed last night their reasons for demon- strating at Congressman Carl Pur- cell's (R-Second District) office. The group was talkative, cheefrul, and pleased with the resulting arrests. "I FEEL like I did something that was in solidarity with th...…

…Football vs. Maryland Saturday, September 28 Michigan Stadium, 1 p.m. SPORTS IM Football Deadlines October 2, 3, 4 IM Building The Michigan Daily. Tuesday, September 24, 1985 Page 7 a .. STILL UNABLE TO SCORE Stickers boosted by tie By LIAM FLAHERTY At least they didn't lose. That's about all you can say for the 0-0 tie the Michigan and Eastern Michigan field hockey teams played to at the Tartan Turf last night. It was another agon...…

…4 Page 8-The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 24, 1985 Clock and Bo ticked off Daily Photo by MATT PETRIE' Bo Schembechler and quarterback Jim Harbaugh hope to duplicate last weekend's performance this Saturday against Maryland. WE GET IT FREE, 9ug By MIKE REDSTONE A jubilant and quick-witted Bo Schembechler spent most of his weekly football luncheon discussing the intricacies of playing a football game with a bunch of Southern in- depe...…

… LitcWa 14Ia1t Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVI -No. 13 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 23, 1985 Ten Pages Blue beats demoralized 'Cocks, 34-3 W rBy JOE EWING Special to the Daily COLUMBIA, S.C. - The Wolverines discovered the pleasure of beating the 'Cocks senseless Saturday when they whipped South Carolina, 34-3, for their second win of the 1985 season and biggest non-confer...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Mc Frye lea (Continued from Page 1) University facilities in scientific and business related fields. IN 1983, the University's Budget Priorities committee called for a 25 percent slash in the School of Art's $1.5 million budget, in response to the efforts directed by Frye. The school eventally trimmed back costs by 18 percent. In the course of redirection the school of art will lose $260,000 over a five year pe...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 23, 1985-Page 3 BUSINESS Western officials meet ,for e onomicsummit NEW YORK (AP) - Finance ministers from the five major Western industrial nations pledged: yesterday to fight protectionism, and agreed to take steps to strengthen key European currencies and the Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar. U.S. Treasury Secretary James Baker, at a news confeence following the officials' meeting, did not annou...…

…4 OPINION Monday, September 23, 1985 The Michigan Daily 4 G1be Mid4an ]aiQll Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Reviewing research policies Vol. XCVI, No. 13 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Farm aid? OMETHING'S awry down on the farm. And while America's farmers continue to struggle against un- precedented losses,' the Washington ag...…

…Page 5 - The Michigan Daily- Monday, September 23, 1985 Which Pre stig ious University's newsp aper student . -, place News awarc wo I for the College first Writing in 1985?P Editorialsnowdflu THE ClUM " F~PRESS AS h18.19 ~~~~~~n~ MelotFIS LC Y el1 C b n n0 A r o . l h l Ninee t cif ur ofo rl 6l't~ ~ ' 6eomOl V°'"X 'vCo TH COLUMB fe Give atr CoumiaUn i en)e 0 awa ~e ~ ~ at strtora P Xol'i NCC~t *~ a~,,s eet te ro wd °t' MpTT90e ...…

…4 The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 23, 1985 - Page 6 Comic books and th-th-that's not all By MONICA WARDEN Robin: "Holy superheros, Batman. I've never seen so many comic books in all my life." Batman: "My bat sensors agree with you, boy wonder. I guess that's why they call this the King Kon Comic and Fantasy Convention." NO, THE MASKED marvels didn't really make an ap- pearance at this weekend's extravaganza in Eastern Michigan Univer...…

…ARTS T14.Michigan Daily Monday, September 23, 1985 page 7 Twins' bore withimcltson By Richard Williams SOME OF YOU may remember that your new wave lovin' Sevewer went all the way to little ole' Akron, Ohio (tire capital of the world no less) to see my demi-gods, New Order, live in early August and I reported all the lowlights (most not of New Order's doing). At that show it was-confirmed that my beloved Coc- teau Twins were finally going to d...…

…E Page 8 - The Michigan Daily -- Monday, September 23, 1985 Whodunnitfickabounds in hokiness By Matthew Ben-Zeev excruciatny satisfying nur- der mystery? To be sure, it shol lure you into a labrynthine web of fac- ts, motives, and clues. Conflicting evidence accentuates the chaos. *Meanwhile, the unsinkable sleuth, whether a seemingly awkward and imperceptive Colombo or a dapper, ultra-confident Holmes, conjures up his trusty entropy-reduct...…

…Football vs. Maryland Saturday, Sept. 28 Michigan Stadium, 1 p.m. SPORTS Field Hockey vs. Eastern Michigan Today, 7:30 p.m. Ferry Field The Michigan Daily Monday, September 23, 1985 Page 9 'Frustrated stickers seek a win _7_i__- By DAVE ARETHA Frustration with a capital FRUS. When a coach and her team get psyched for their upcoming season, outshoot and outplay their opponents in three of their first four games and start with an 0-4 r...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 23, 1985 - Page 10 CHOKING THE ROOST ER Wolverine whipping leaves 'Cocks blue (Continued from Page 1). up front - that helped us," noted Schembechler, whose offensive front line averages over 270 pounds per man. "In the second half, I think our size difference finally took over." But in the first half, Schembechler got yardage from something typically not considered a big Wolverine weapon - the pass....…

…C I bt Srtc 148V BIaiI4 Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom VoI. XCVI - No. 12 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, September 20, 1985 Ten Pages Panel to review research rules Two MSA ,nembers vi e for VP position By JERRY MARKON Paul Josephson, Michigan Student Assembly president, has narrowed blown his list of vice presidential contenders to two candidates as today's 5 p.m. deadline to fill the 'vaca...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1985 1 'U' to c (Continued from Page 1)' because they already pay $150 per term to support computing activities. THE PROJECT, modeled after the computing centers in the business and engineering schools, will increase the number of public computer work stations from 155 now to 556 by next June, said Douglas Van Houweling, the University's Vice President for in- formation technology. t The clu...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1985 -Page 3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. : ...''':"i:.x ,~i ,;,,' ."; ;t% ...t sj IU' hospital 'r'eleases Korean cardiac 'patients By CHERYL WISTROM Two children who traveled from South Korea to Ann Arbor for correc- tive heart surgery were released from University Hospitals yesterday, said Edward Bove,. chief of pediatric car- diac surgery. Suk San Hong, 13, and Wook Hy...…

…OPINION __ Page Friday, September 20, 1985 The Michigan Daily MSAcontinues working tofillvacancy In the wake of Michigan Student Assem- communication between internal commit- many as three varsity football games The dorm residents, as expected, were bly Vice-president Micky Feusse's tee heads, and, as has been proposed recen- before they knew where their libraries hopping mad. resignation two weeks ago, MSA has spent tly, overseeing the Comm...…

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…4 ARTS rhe Michigan Daily Page 6 Friday, September 20, 1985 Street party offers diverse activities 4 I By Michael Drongowski H AVE YOU EVER looked at a painting or sculpture and mused, "Pshaw, I could do that"? Does Edvard Munch's expressionistic Work make you want to scream? Do you harbor a secret - or maybe not- so-secret - yen to arm yourself with a freon-propelled cylinder of fire engine red and do a number on your living room ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1985 - Page 7 Fahey entrances with fits of pickin' By Jere Williamson HERE IS NO DISTINCTION between John Fahey and his guitar. It is an extension of his body. He flows right through it. And that is how he started his show at the Ark Tuesday night. With little fanfare and self- introduction, Fahey launched right in- to his act. Soon enough, he had everybody tapping their feet as he began twanging ...…

…Michigan Vs. South Carolina Tomorrow, 3:30 p.m. ABC-TV SPORTS Friday, September 20, 1985 Women's Golf Lady Northern Invitational Today, 8:30 a.m. University Golf Course Page 8 The Michigan Daily Harrier hopes fall on pair's shoulders By MARK BOROWSKY To the unfamiliar, cross country is a peculiar sport. Someone can win the race and the team gets wiped out. The4 team can manage to lose even if they win the first four places. In other wor- ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1985 - Page 9 'M' tries to stop potent 'Cocks ofense By JOE EWING Michigan is in store for a good old fashion cockfight tomorrow when it travels to South Carolina for its second football game of the 1985 season. Head coach Bo Schembechler will throw his 19th-ranked Wolverines into the ring for the nationally televised contest (to be seen on ABC at 3:30 p.m.) with a scrappy, option-oriented Gamecock...…

…4 Page 10 -t The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1985 THE SPORTING VIEWS By DUANE ROOSE J OE PATERNO, Woody Hayes, and Bo Schembechler; three of the most successful college football coaches of our time. There is something, however, that sets these three coaches apart from other "successful" coaches. That difference is simple and obvious, but frequently overlooked. What separates Paterno, Hayes, and Schembechler from many of their coun...…

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… ,w IW v W 7W t , p -W -f I COVER Remembe when? By Beth Fertig It's hard to get one hit after the other. It's the public more than the artist. She could have a song that's better than anything she's done but it's timing... what's out at the time and if it's right for the mood of the era. It's the recognition you get for it. All Faucera of Brothers Management speaking of Gloria Gaynor P OP MUSIC. Like proverbial hamburgers on the gia...…

…Li 76 -0 MUSIC The road (Continued from Page 5) Then in England, Green On Red recorded their new EP, No Free Lun- ch, with Stuart making his debut as producer. Commenting on its brevity Stuart remarked, "The Old Man and the Sea is only 98 pages-this is great. It's Harvest meets Exile on Main street." On the new release, Stuart's brash realism and perspective are matched only by the powerful backdrop the rest of the band provides. The title ...…

…V V V V 3 3 The s (Continued from Page 3) haQ invented prior to its composer's win crafty instrumental arrangement, sea yet McCoy claimed that he had never even seen anyone do it until he wrote the song. Although "The Hustle" wasT clearly the pinnacle of its com- poser's short-lived career, Van Mc- yea Coy had been an extremely active son music industry figure for many tun years, writing and producing hits for of b such artists as Gladys Kni...…

…4t S w w T _W -W w W, V S S terr I The '70s (Continued from Page 4) work in a more business-like man- ner-the times of the big (record company) parties are over. Nowadays, there is much more co- operation between the artists and the labels. Before (during the '70s), te record company was looked on as the enemy." As to the band's second album and its weak material Bergstein said, "It took Fieger 10 years to write one album." Accordin...…

…_ _ mw V U First Run Films BACK TO THE FUTURE A Speilberg-presented, Robert Zemeckis- directed fantasy about a high school student who rides a souped-up DeLorean into the '50s, and is forced to insure his own existence by playing mat- chmaker for his parents. A little too cute, but well handled. At the Campus Theatre, 1214 S. Univer- sity; 6684416; and the Wayside, 3020 Washtenaw, 434-1782. THE BLACK CAULDRON Sword and sorcery-filled anim...…

…-67 w w U VV Uw _ w w Page 4-- The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1985 ____Inquiring Photographer By Dan Habib EXTRA V1I How do you feel about the Regents' encouragement of "Star Wars" research on campus? irii Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom 41v . :43 tt t 11 Vol. XCVI - No. 12A Copy right I15 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, Sbptember 20, 1985 4I 'U' baii to divest $4.5 million i Daivd Wooten; freshman, Rajiv Advani; ...…

… w mw U U U U S I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1985 Regents vote Shapiro $10,000 pay raise By NANCY DRISCOLL and KERY MURAKAMI University President Harold Shapiro was given a $10,000 raise this afternoon as the University's Board of Regents voted unanimously to raise his salary from $107,000 to $117,000 a year. "I think we all know the many, many hours he has put in above and beyond the call of duty to this Univer- ...…

…C I be Lit i4an Ettlu Ninety-six years of editorial freedom IoI.XCVI -No. 11 Copyright 1985, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 19, 1985 Eight Pages Will divestment hurt 'U' more than apartheid? By KERY MURAKAMI Second of a two-part series k Activists and college administrators gree - South Africa's policy of racial discrimination is reprehensible. But divestment, taking a symbolic stand against apartheid,...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 19, 1985 Inquiring Photographer By Darrian Smith "Should the University prohibit beer kegs in dorms?" Phyllis Resnick, Business Jr.: Ken Weible, Engineering Sr.: Ann Machala, LSA Jr.: It's Bruce Galonsky, LSA Jr.: Ronald Marrae, LSA Sr.: The If students are responsible During your time in the dorm just like your own home. You Banning kegs would be an im- University shouldn't say if with ot...…

…Canham: Drug use minimal The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 19, 1985 - Page 3 Weinberger claims Soviets steal secrets ;* among athletes (Continued from Page1) not begin classes until late September. In addition, Canham said he did not favor televising more Wolverine foot= ball games. For example, last Satur- day's home game brought in $1,400,000 from ticket sales and only $30,000 from the national telecast. We've got to sell those 10...…

…4 OPINION Wage 4 Thursday, September 19, 1985 The Michigan Daily Tuit ion: Out-of-state, out of mind 4 When students from outside the holy con- fines of Michigan learned that they faced a tuition hike while students from in state did not, they were, for the most part, a bit mif- fed. "Those bastards!" they thought. My reaction, since I carefully monitored the University's decision, was considerably Eric Mattson is outrageous. Usually, th...…