…The MichiganDaily, iC 1anI1al Vol. XCII, No. lOS Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, May 18, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages ATHLETES TREATED LIKE OTHER STUDENTS 'U' says rules aren't bent By BILL SPINDLE ter publication of the article that his department uses missions, said the physical education depart In the aftermath of the Daily's disclosure of several the same admissions criteria for athletes as it does "has become a depository for athletes ... a...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily Massive search ends in capture ofPolishbandit WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - A Robin Hood-type bandit .wanted for murder and terrorizing local officials was wounded and captured by police who tracked him down in one of Poland's most massive manhunts in years, of- ficials said yesterday. Newspaper accounts said the bandit, identified only as Jozef K., was shot in the arm and head during a weekend police ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-Page 3 MICHIGAN TO LEAD THE PACK Official outlines hi-tec By CHRIS SALATA Michigan will be on "the leading edge" of the new wave of technological advancement, the director of the state'a Office of Economic Development said Saturday. Addressing a select group of about 150 business people and financial investors at the University's Track and Tennis building, Albert Bogdan keynoted the first annual Michi...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily Supreme Court ruling extends sex bias laws WASHINGTON (UPI)- In a big boost for women fighting sex bias in education, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 yesterday , that a key anti- discrimination law protects not only students but also teachers and other employees. The justices upheld a lower court fin- ding that Title IX-one of the most im- portant federal tools to combat sex discrimination in educat...…
…The Michigan Doily-Tuesday, May 18, 1982--Page 5 poily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS A GRADUATING LAW student waits serenely--even on crutches-for the Law School graduation ceremony to end Satur- day. C oleman addresses law grads Pupil sues Princeton; plagiansm penalty 'too severe' PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)- A Prin- ceton University senior disciplined. for alleged plagiarism in a term paper is suing the university, saying her punishment was too severe. ...…
…a Opinion Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 10S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Investment loss in apartheid T HE STUBBORN refusal of the University Regents to sell off all its investments in companies which do business in South Africa has long been a sore point for those who argue that such investments are unworthy of an in- stitution of higher learning. Despite the years...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Tuesday, May 18, 1982 Page 7 3-D gets the best of 'Parasite' Hitchcock's classic Dial 'M' for Ray Milland's apartment. foremost, a good movie. Parasite can't By Richard Campbell Murder was originally filmed in 3-D, Band not only commits the grievous pass that test. With its cardboard but instead of beating an audience over sin of letting 3-Dltechnology overwhelm characters and insipid action the film OST OF YOU have...…
…Page 8-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily Edlich creates art that (ContinuedfromPage7) selves with some aspect of fruitful tension that exists between two simultaneity. With Picasso the viewer modalities. One mode is exemplified by perceives many perspectives at once Picasso's Cubist works in which objects from the outside. With Matisse the ex- supposedly in the same time/space perience is an intuition, or "the sym- frame each have as Ru...…
…)aily-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-Page 9 New blood substitute developed by Army physicians SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Army doctors have developed a blood sub- stitute made from chemically-altered hemoglobin that may eliminate the need for hospitals to stockpile blood for emergency transfusions - or, in time at all - researchers said yesterday. UNLIKE A blood substitute recently developed in Japan, the Army's hemoglobin-derived solution remains highly sta...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily MORE STRINGENT NCAA REQUIREMENTS? Academic standards face revision 40 By BILL SPINDLE A group of college administrators and athletic officials, including University Athletic Director Don Canham, agreed last week on a set of proposals to raise the academic requirements for the ac- ceptance of athletes to the nation's biggest schools. The group, which met at the Univer- sity of Georgia campus, w...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-Page 11 Will Ron run? It's in the beans O a Y i 1 i in /Z r , WASHINGTON (AP) - At a recent Washington cocktail party, each of the 70 guest$ was handed a red jellybean. and asked to deposit in in one of two glass jars. One jar was labeled "He Runs," the other, "He Runs Not." No one needed further explanation. For one of the hottest guessing games in town is whether Ronald Reagan will seek another term...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-Page 13 -THE FIR ST FUTURISTIC EOTIIGORDON MONSTER MOVIE IN 3-D If you find your M aldname in today's Ma ud-E MICHIGAN DAILY His Hangups Are Hilarious! dlassified page YOU WIN Rkg I TWO FREE TICKETS American RcadPpo LIE to any one of . -C C STATE 1-2-3-4 -XXX NCNCERT MIDNIGHT MOVIES (Continuedfrom Page 12) 5 BEDROOM FURNISHED house near campus. Fireplace, washer & dryer, parking. Lease thru next Apri...…
…Page 14-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily 4 Golfers stumble to ninth By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE After three rounds of last week's Big Ten golf tournament in West Lafayette, the Michigan squad was sitting in sixth place - a good showing by a team that didn't figure to threaten for any of the top spots intheconference. It was unfortunate for the Wolverines that the tourney had another round to go. FOR IN THE fourth round, Michigan fell from s...…
…The Michigan Qoily-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-Page15 Women tracksters take second By RON POLLACK Don't let Michigan State's 10 point victory over second-place Michigan fool, you, the Wolverine women tracksters came within an eyelash of winning the Big Ten Championships this weekend at Cham- paign, Illinoia. "We had a bad break when we were in first place in the sprint medley relay and ran out of our own lane and were disqualified," said Michigan h...…
…Sports 4 Page 16 Tuesday, May 18, 1982 The Michigan Daily Michigan ties for Big Ten East title by sweeping Michigan State 4 By JOE CHAPELLE The Blue nine finished its winningest season ever Sunday, taking up two more wins and completing a series sweep against Michigan State to clinch a tie for the Big Ten East Division top spot and advance to the Big Ten cham- pionship tournament which will begin in Champaign this Friday. Michigan uppe...…
