…QUESTIONS OF INHUMANITY See editorial page C I 4c Liltriigaut ~IaiI4 BONE-CHILLING Hligh--20 Low--16 Cloudy, cold, snow likely Vol. LXXXI, No. 101 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 29, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages 4NDICTMENTS REMAIN: Ju dge Kent dismisses Hevy e a air ra U.S. Ls hit fury report i ;. -Daily-Denny Gainer LSA STUDENT GOVERNMENT members discuss the Curricu- lum Committee's decision to delete several sections of the C...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridav. W PaeTw.HEMCHGN1AL F..da -I 'UI v iY ti Satie and Ives: records -- Inventive wildness I By DONALD SOSIN Fans of Erik Satie and Charles Ives will be pleased to learn that Columbia has issued two fine new recordings of works by these composers and there are some pretty wild things on them. Satie is currently in vogue not only among classicists, but among pop fans who have thril- led to Blood Sweat a...…
…SUNDAY, JAN. 31-7:30 Father Bill Cunningha of Detroit's "Focus Hope" will speak on "University reso and the role of students in ac NEWMAN (ENTER 331 Thor P.M. 'In p.age three C14C Sfr'igatn 43-aiti NEWS PHONE: 76-1-0552 USINESS 1PHONE: 764-0554 Friday, January 29, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three urces lion" mpson news briefs By The Associated Press M f r . iii Th e 0bnlPr90X Weather Too Cold? WARM UP BY THE FIRESIDE COMPLIMENTE...…
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…pry29, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page F The Ann Arbor estival.. . drama in the making ... By LARRY LEMPERT A SMALL coffeehouse, packed with people; a haze of rising smoke softens the lights and a low, easy mumble fills the air. This must be the right atmosphere for drama. Actor and audience blend together and, whatever is hap- pening, it's happening all around you. This kind of atmosphere could be generated by tonight's opening at Can...…
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…Friday, January 29, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Friday, January 29, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Dawn's (oCk Tree Times': A light on the rock horizon I Satie and Ives Delta SiFmaDelta Dental Fraternity EASY PICK-ItP By CARL HERSTEIN A recent release on t!e B0L11 label has risen like a light on the musical horizon, and the group which performs this current hit single is appropriately called "Dawn." The song "Knock Three Times on the Cei...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 29,1971- U Sc FIS B .FW TE RAUE INTRODUCTORY COUPON eSHRIMP onl DINNER ! ! S--8 PIECES, CHIPS, ROLL, Offer good a & COLE SLAW Jan. 29-Feb. 1 ! (Fri.-Mon.) -- ----i----in--.mmexpires Feb. 2 i n---- ------ ---- COUPON GOOD AT BOTH LOCATIONS 2 LOCATIONS A CRICS effec Btye, n eeds money *i By BILL ALTERMAN Three years ago the Regents formed the Advisory Committee for Recreational, Intramural ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Pats NEW YORK a'. - Stanford quarterback, Jim Plunkett. de- scribed by his new coach as "the Joe Namath of the future", was, selected yesterday by the Boston Patriots as the number one pickI in the pro football draft - a draft punctuated by a series of stun- ning major trades. First Michigan player drafted was tackle Dan Dierdorf who went t to St. Louis in the second round. ' Also c...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 29, 1 Pae enTH MCHGA DiL LSA govt. hits section deletions (Continued from Page 1) of students affected by the delet- ed sections at between 70 and 80 of the approximately 175 in the course. Hefner said last night he had not received any official n o t i c e from the curriculum committee that the sections had been delet- ed. "My position at this time is that they don't havesany legal grounds upo...…
