…6 Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom : ' Sir igan l~a ig YA HOO Sunny today with a won- derful high in the upper 60s. ...._ n . -. Lah W Vol. XCIl No. 155 C~opyright 142, The ichigan DiJly~ Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 15, 1982 1f Ten Cents Ten Pages _ Admissions: A By ANDREW CHAPMAN Copyright12, The Michigan Daily When Bo Schembechier feels strongly enough about getting a recruit with marginal grades into the Univers...…
…Page 2-Thursday, April 15, 1982-The Michigan Daily Hiring Wolverines: A tender issue By ANDREW CHAPMAN It's not uncommon for prospective student athletes to sign agreements to play with the Wolverines before. their high school transcripts ever arrive in the University admissions office. The practice, while fairly standard, has raised questions about the propriety of considering athletes as athletes first, and students second. And enough of ...…
…Students protest lack of cable TV By PINA SBROCCA Several West Quad residents, unhap- ,y that their dormitory is one of the few which still does not have cable , television, last week sent a notice irging other residents of the dorm to let 4heir discontent be heard. Bob Jacobs, a resident of West Quad's Williams House, headed the ive urging students to complain to the Ouilding's maintenance manager, 4ohn Schaffer, abut the delay in cable hoo...…
…4d OPINION 4 Thursday, April 15, 1982 The Michigan Daily - m Anderson rates 1980 Independent presidential called supply side economics, it is now rndidate John Anderson will be clear that the results are painfully Ming to-campus April 20 to give felt. We have nine percent unem- ployment - depending on whether you r address at Rackham Hall. An- count people who've simple given up 'rson, who currently spends much the struggle to work - bu...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 15, 1982 Page 5 A selection ofcampus film highli Barbarella ights II Roger Vadim, 1968) The year was 1968. America was being torn by a war of dissension at home, and a war of ineptitude in the jungles. No one expected that a cute, rich, and decidedly untalented ac- tress named Jane Fonda would solve the problems of a planet far, far away while wearing only the scan- tiest of clothes. You've come ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 15, 1982-Page 7, Argentine gunboats run blockade (Continued from Page6) - * 3-bdr. house available July-Aug. Very low rent. Country-like. Call 668-7099 persistently. 09U0417 Spring/Summer Sublet. 3 Bedroom house, Church St.. 1 block from S. University. Best offer-663-7255. dU0414 Summer sublet at Albert Terrace with Fall-Winter option. 2 Females needed. 2 bedroom bi-level, air conditioning, balcony. Call Lau...…
…I SPORTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 15, 1982 Page 8 t 1 "s 4 No hit,'M By JIM DWORMAN Western Michigan's Buster Sunde pitched the school's first no-hitter since 1970 yesterday - and lost. An error by Bronco second baseman Joe Gherna the fifth inning allowed Tony Evans to score, ruining Sunde's near-perfect outing and giving Michigan a 1-0 victory over Western in the second game of a doubleheader. THE WIN gave the Wolverines a sweep ...…
…'M' lands stellar By BOB WOJNOWSKI "I'm elated. There's definitely joy in Ann Arbor."1 That was Michigan head basketball coach Bill Frieder's reaction yesterday after, as expected, five high school seniors inked letters-of-intent to play basketball for the Wolverines. FRIEDER AND his assistants retur- ned from various points across the country with the signatures of 6-9% Roy Tarpley of Detroit Cooley, 6-9 Robert Henderson of Lansing Eastern, ...…
… Elam happy with road to Toronto By STEVEN R. KAMEN Scot Elam took a chance. After his sophomore year at Michigan 1981, Elam gambled and left school in favor of professional baseball. At stake were both his degree and the possibility of earning more money as a higher draft choice after his senior year. If Elam masters the mechanics to go with his powerful fastball, change-up, slider and especially his forkball, the ex-Wolverine could be hea...…
