…PROFESSORS' SALARIES See Editorial Page C, 4c 4.ittg n :434irt I i SWEET' High-77 Low-S0 fee Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVII, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 16, 1977 Ten Cents Eight Pages plus Supplements Eq .. I WSEE NEP A ENaMCA1L'*-DNLY Great moments in journalism, Part 2 Last Saturday we wrote that the February issue of the Michigan Journalist-the monthly magazine put out by the graduate...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, April 16, 1977 Language lab sees little use Carter . .7.. 7 ; ; 2t w }f L 'a x ..?.. (Continued from Page 1) on Hall, before the MLB was waits for some sound of life to library of tapes offers informa constructed. In an effort to make follow the undulating hum. tion and develops passive skills! attendance rules stick, a punch- Meanwhile, if all goes well, a such as reading and listening. in system was...…
…Saturday, April 16, 1977 I HE MIUlIGAN DAILY rage TFiree DAILY DIGEST APRIL 16, 1977 From Wire Service Reports international South African slander CAPE TOWN, South Africa- Andrew Young, President Car-; ter's free speaking ambassa- dor to the United Nations, stir-: red up some fresh diplomatic turmoil yesterday with a inter- view in whichhe said "yeah": when asked whether he thought the South African government was illegitimate. A State De...…
…LI' vsunions: Which side are youon? 1 By DEBI GOODMAN fURING THE RECENT AFSCME STRIKE information trav- eled around the University in the form of fuzzy images. Union leaders and management negotiators scuffled at the bar- gaining table while picketers scuffled in the streets with Ann Arbor police officers. Or, according to some statements, union leaders and University administrators are great pals, while the rank and file of the union was be...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY lr-v fl w - - Saturday, April 16, 191T1 GOPH ERS, HAWKEYES CHALLENGE NINE: Blue opens Big I By JAMIE TURNER Except for two things, Wol- verine coach Moby Benedict could look with optimism to the opening weekend of the Big Ten season. After winning five out of their last six games, the Wolverines appear to be round- ing into shape for the champion- ship run. Now, if only they didn't have to play Minnesota a...…
