…£Niriuuuzaire Ninety- nine years of editoria/ freedom Vol. IC, No. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan- Tuesday, September 13, 1988 Coavriaht 1988, The Michioan Daity . C ,. -,riakt..y .. R,..T,..o ..,.....b,.....,..--. Class Jewish, holiday clash BY MARTIN OTT fMany Jewish students having a difficult time deciding whether to attend the third day of classes or Rosh Hashanah services yesterday were unaware of a University policy implemented last wint...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 13, 1988 Class Continued from Page 1 problems for some students and fac- ulty. "We stressed understanding to the faculty during this time period - and not to hold it against them," 'said School of Business Administration Dean Gilbert Whitaker. Residential College Professor Ruth Smith decided to cancel her Read - Ube, classes for the religious observance. "For freshmen it would be nicer if ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 13, 1988-- Page 3 Week focuses on Hispanic women BY DONNA IADIPAOLO AND SCOTT LAHDE Hispanic women should challenge themselves to play a more active role in society, said Dr. Mildred Tirado last night at a ceremony kicking off National Hispanic Her- itage Week. Giving the keynote address in the Michigan Union entitled, "Hispanic Women: Agenda for the '90s", Tirado encouraged about 25 students and a...…
…4 OPINION Tuesday, September 13, 1988 Page 4 The Michigan Dolly Academic freedom and military research By Daniel Axelrod The big issues on campus these days are militarism and racism. And as these issues continue to play out, we hear a lot about what various individuals on the campus have the right to do or not to do with regard to weapons research or racist behavior, and so the whole discussion be- comes wrapped up in the notion of wha...…
… The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 13, 1988- Page 5 Faculty code faces update next week JOHN MUNSON/Dally Another cube feature Four-year-old Kristin Camper and two friends from the Ann Arbor YMCA Childcare Center experience a thrill of childhood - spinning the cube in Regents' Plaza. The center offers daycare for children of parents who work in Ann Arbor. BY NOELLE SHADWICK A revision of the faculty discrimination and harassment pol- i...…
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…ARTS ___ Pg.7 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, September 13, 1988 I De Burgos' honored in L. BY MARCELLA HARB MR ICHIGAN Union Minority Student Services will showcase Hispanic poetry past and present tonight by coupling a short film on Julia De Burgos, a brilliant Puerto Rican writer, with readings by student poets. The Life and Poetry of Julia De Burgos follows the writer from her small-town origins in Puerto Rico to her garnering of intern...…
…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 13, 1988 Panther BY BRIAN BERGER "Well the night's still young/ it's 12 o'clock/ me and my baby gonna rock rock rock/ come on little baby/ come on over/ come on little baby/ let's start rockin' the night" -Tav Falco's idea of a good time. Can you dig it? The legendary Tav Falco's Panther Burns bring their timeless brand of enthusiastic, lustful rockabilly to Ann Arbor's own Blind Pig to- nig...…
…- Women's Volleyball vs. Eastern Michigan Tonight, 7:30 p.m. Crisler Arena SPORTS Tuesday, September 13, 1988 Men's Volleyball Mass Meeting Tomorrow, 7 p.m. 1250 CCRB The Michigan Daily Pag 9 SPIKERS TO PLAY HOME OPENER Blue set for By ADAM BENSON Its nothing new to see crowds coming to Crisler Arena for sporting events. Often, PASS cable - TV brings their cameras to Crisler, while covering Michigan basket- ball. Tomorrow, however, whe...…
…4 Page 10,--The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, September 13, 1988 Bo still upbeat despite defeat BY MICHAEL SALINSKY One would think that open heart surgery, preparation for a new season, a heartbreaking loss in the season opener, and an upcoming match up with one of the nation's top teams could get someone down. Not when that someone is Bo Schembecler. Schembechler was jovial and cautiously optimistic yesterday, fielding questions from reporters i...…
