…SHAPIRO See editorial page E Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom 1E3 ai1 GROOVY See Today for details Vol. XC, No. 158 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 18, 1980 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages Students scramble for in-state residency status By JULIE SELBST Obtaining in-state residency status can mean a difference of almost $10,000 in tuition for an undergraduate, even more for students seeking graduate and professional degrees. It can also mean ...…
…... ... -. -.. . .. . ........ a Page 2-Friday, April 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily CENTRAL INTELLIGENCEAGENCY FOREIGN LANGUAGE r SPECIALISTS ARABIC TURKISH UZBEK AZERI KAZAKH CHINESE BENGALI KIRGHIZ JAPANESE PUSHTU TURKMEN KOREAN RUSSIAN (scientific and technical) The Central Intelligence Agency has openings for idi- viduals qualified in any of the above languages. Thorough knowledge of the written language, idiomatic command of English, good...…
…7,000 STUDENTS COMPLETE FORMS A T CRISP Course evaluation project begins By MITCh STUART LSA students have apparently taken a strong interest in the newly- implemented Michigan Student Assembly course -evaluation program being administered at CRISP during early registration. Approximately 7,000 people have taken time to fill out the evaluation forms, according to MSA- President and project originator Marc Breakstone. LSA freshman Michael Go...…
…0 Page 4-Friday, April 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily t tYetai Whether the nuclear industry should become 4 major source of energy for this nation is a Oighly controversial issue. One of the primary qontentions of the anti-nuclear movement is hat nuclear plant operation, safety and cost aside, creates a serious problem of nuclear aste disposal. 'The process of removing uranium from its eological home, converting it into a fuel, and sposing of ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 18, 1980-Page 5 Apathy cancels divestment protest at Regents meeting SIR JOHN VANBRUGH'S Ticke, pm o E_ 6-8 p: 0450 The U-M Department of Theatre & Drama Guest Artist KEVIN O'LEARY POWER CENTER TONIGHT through SATURDAY at 8pm SUNDAY at 2pm r PTP, 10-1 and 2-5 at Power Center, onight. Call 764- 63-3333 after 6. BY DAVID MEYER Coordinators of a Diag rally calling for University divestment from cor- porations ...…
…Page 6-Friday, April 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily ICE IAI 1EUROPE ON A BIG RD ANDA LOW FARE Brom By STEVE HOOK David Bromberg did two things, during his Michigan Theater perfor- mance Wednesday night. Number one, he appeared with his seven-piece band, and led them through an inspired and memorable set. For nearly two hours, the band effortlessly jumped genres and shifted gears, affirming Brom- berg's command of' virtually every aspect of hi...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 18, 1980-Page 7 'Relapse' a pleasant throwback i i By WILLIAM BOLLING How about a little adultry, some stolen encounters, closet meetings and occasional pinch? All are present in e Relapse (or Virtue in Danger), the Restoration comedy now playing at the Power Center. Written in 1696 by Sir John Vanbrugh, the play contains the usual formula of mistaken identities, cheating husbands and wives, interwoven sub...…
…Page 8-Friday, April 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily .mf. '. ........ . ....'............. . . . . . ..EWM9 M MSER Declining enroilments to have little effect on" University (Continued from Page 1) Coincidentally, the Chronicle report also said first rank universities, like Michigan, are in a position to reduce their admissions standards to adjust to declining enrollments. However, University President Harold Shapiro said he would rather see the...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 18, 1980--Page9 INSPECTION DEPARTMENT WORKING TO EASE PROBLEMS City housing plagued by code violations (Continued from Page 1) inspection of a house on N. Thayer which is rented to students. HIS INSPECTION began in the basement of the building, where he searched for excessive storage of com- bustibles (paper, boxes, mattresses, etc.), examined the electrical panel, and carefully scrutinized the boiler or furna...…
…4 Page 10-Friday, April 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily -I_. _ " " - v ..1M 'lr . w - -.1OYRa I If you find your name and address in today's MichiganVaily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS I (TTF -2-3 eIN326 FR g AT.Mv NIDASHO i dt/111" 1 d6 .f T o0"l-s7YO - - No Contest To Enter! Pink Flamingos an exercise in poor taste WOODY ALLEN and ANNIE HALL .. _ DO. GO to any one of State 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies. FOR SA LE BIKES, 5-speed...…
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…Page 12-Friday, April 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN JOB LIFE LONG DREAM RESUMES THESES - DISSERTATIONS COVER LETTERS REPORTS SOFT COVER BINDING 24-HOUR TURN AROUND THE TYPING POOL 612 SOUTH FOREST ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48104 (313) 6650843 OFFICE HOURS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Frieder ecstatic over new recr The week of March 30, 1980 is one that Bill Frieder will not likely forget. At a late afternoon press conference ...…
… - A v I The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 18, 1980-Page 13 Michigan offense prepares for next season's gridiron action I CONCENTRATES ON BASEBALL Paciorek slugs away BY MARK FISCHER There are still many questions that need :to be answered about the 1980 Michigan football team. Although the big question marks involve the defense (seven starters from last year's 'D' are gone) and the kicking game (one of the worst in the Big Ten last seas...…
…Page 14=Fridoy, April 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily x CLOGS by (9/of aug/ters OF COURSE Blue, Cognac, Wine *3300 ENERGY- We can't afford o AMERICAN INDIAN LAW DAY FRI., APRIL 18, 9-5 Hutchins Hall, U-M Law School featuring RUSSELL MEANS (Siux) Director of American Indian Movement (AIM) at 2:15-3:25, rm. 100 Also including eight other guest speakers through- out the day discussing such topics as the Indian Fishing Rights controversy. For inf...…
