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'o f * ____________________________________________ rotas A S K A B O U T O U R B F IC IA L F A L L R A T It P R E P A Y M E N T R E Q U IR E D C 1 3 5 3 1 (8 ) w A p artm ents NEAT NON SMOKING male jf ^ J I A p artm eets SUMMER TERM only fur­ l! V j H o is e s SUMMER SUBLET own H o is e s 3 BLOCKS from campus. 4-5 Uà L*M is ir>i i. *°r5,11 ROOM IN nice house 3 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Far Sale I^ 1 KARMAN GHIA '71, 46,000 BEAAJADfV REWARO LOST cat Oka ™ needed to share apartment nished 2 bedroom apartment. bedroom houses. Renting for blocks from campus. >65/ Tanks, cannisters. and up­ miles, engine very good, expert room. 1 block from campus. mosaraa. Dobia ♦ Hamdton typing fall-spring. 353-2896. Near MSU. 349 4669 after $85/month. Mike 332-2159. summer Er fall. 351-8135. month. 351 6472 ask for Den rights. Guaranteed on full body good. $975. 356 5763 or 5 p.m. 8-6-1 141 0-22 5 3114) year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS 482-7885 evenings. w h ite with dark ipota, medi ie«,6; r ; “ > 1 Z-3-4-23 (3) S 5-5-22 (3) nis. S-5-5-24 131 um sue. no collar 349 2 1M DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Z -5 -5 -2 4 (4 ) 1 5-22(5) 2 FEMALES for summer, 1,2, or 3 females to sublease, 5 BEDROOM house for sum FURNISHED DUPLEXES for EAST LANSING, 1150 lilac 316 N. Cedar, opposite City Chalet, $60/month, Bonnie summer. Rent negotiable. rner. Close to campus. Big 2, 3 or 4 persons. Available Avenue for summer or fall. Market. C 22 5-31(7) NEW 25" Quasar cotor TV. copygraph REWARD TO finder of service 351-6409 or 332 4021. Call 332-2267. Z-6 5-24 (3) yard. $60 month. 351-5772. summer and/or fall. 669 9939. Private entrances, cooking. (4) 75 watt/3-wav Pioneer orange female cat Lost m Z-3-5-23 (3) Z 5 5 24 13) 0 22 5-3113) Parking. 2 5 22 (41 SEWING MACHINES slightly speakers. Call 323-2967. Snyder, Hagadorn area SUMMER SUBLEASE Twy used. Re conditioned, guar­ 10-5-26(3) Ri J ^ C Phone 373 0223 daya, 351! SUMMER MSU, 1 block, 4 ckingham, pool, balcony, air, FURNISHED PRIVATE SUMMER ONLY need 2 non- BEAUTIFUL HOME near anteed. $39.96 and up. ED­ 53° P " ' Mond * * * 10 SPEED Takara bicycle. 5110 evening«. 2 5 23161 bedroom, furnished, air, rent negotiable. 351 1261 house for summer, 3 bed smokers, own room, air, near campus. Own room. $100 W ARDS DISTRIBUTING 5 P oi Sa rooms, 3 blocks from N. MSU, $50/month, 351 2596 Good condition. 332-0035 af '« 6 x c a i ï f ô $260/month. 332 3746 Z 3 5-22 13) month. 356 3654 Z 5 5 25 (3) CO 1115 N Washington. campus. Must be good ter 5 p.m. 8 5^22 (3) W e'd love to help you word 2-5-22 (4) 8 5-31 (4)_ 489 6448 C 22 5 31(61 BRANDYWINE OWN housekeepers. $250 + utili­ SUMMER SUBLET, own and place your Classified ad EXPERIENCED IBM I SUMMER - OWN large IT IS the policy o f the State room through summer. $112/ ties. Evenings 351 0599. room in big house, campus NEW. USED and vintage Juai phone 356-82S5 * ntl a TP'Menations 7 *"» "o n s ,, lW*l '- 1 1 room in duplex, close to News that the last 4 weeks of month. 351 5064 8 5 31(3) 8 5 30 (6) close, rent negotiable 353 guitars, banjos and mando friendly Ad-Visor will help FAV*NN 489 03ah * * MSU, parking. Call Beth, 337 term all Student Classified you' v C 22 5 3H3i 1 FOR RENT FULL TERM only. 3 bedroom 0821. Z 3 5 22 13) 1356. X-S-5-5-23 (31 Ims. etc Dulcimers and kits, Advertising must be paid for 2 to 6 bedroom bouses 2 FEMALE roommates need recorders, string, accessories, in ^advance beginning May ed for summer. Across street house with dog Available in FOUND - SMALL brown professional still ovoiloble but going RENTING FOR summer and 2 PERSONS, 2 rooms, fall books, thousands o f hard to 4th. 2 p m. S 19 5-31 (7) Okemos during sabbatical. white dog. Water« Edge - 7 I,W' “ '-«lions to lost, (only 6 left m East from campus. 351 9468. fall Houses and duplexes. 3 7 option, responsible Open find albums, (all at very low Terms negotiable. 349 2645 River Streets. 383 5556 > ' " « arrange | lonsing! Z-5-5-25(3) bedrooms Call mornings June 1, negotiable 332 0942 prices). Private and group INSTANT CASH. W e're pay­ evenings. 3 5-23 (6) 2 5-22 131 c 22 5 3113, only 351 6471 OR 22 5-31(5) Z 10-5 26(3) lessons on guitar, banjo, ing $1 $2 for albums in good Call today at MALES NEEDED. 1 or 2. mandolin, all styles Gift cer shape WAZOO RECORDS, MSU NEAR students, single SUMMER TERM only fur 351*1500 close to campus, summer SUMMER SUBLET, own tificates Expert repairs free 223 Abbott, 337 0947 LOST: BLUE Linda Star UNlGRAPHirc I adults 4 bedroom, furnished 35F4955 X-Z 5 23 (3) room in big house, campus nished room, close to MSU estimates ELDERLY IN­ C 22 5 31(4) •liver bend, on 5/9. Reward complete D is s m ? ^ 337 1878 8 6 1(3) Equity Vest ROOMMATE. LUXURY close, rent negotiable. 353- 349 4669. 8 6 1 (3) STRUMENTS 541 East Margaret 356-8866 AND RESUME®' > 1 1356 S 5-5 23 (3) Grand River 332 4331 WE PAY up to $2 for LP's £r S -M -2 3 13) VM » '""g IPU "Ct townhouse. Jolly b 1-496. SUMMER FALL sublet 3 2 FURNISHED rooms in C 22 5 31(13) cassettes - also buying 45's punting ana J j j FALL SPRING 79 male $102 month Allen 393 4732, bedroom furnished duplex SUMMER. NICE house, 4 house, $80 month Excellent songbooks. magazines. FLAT N o w 'i the time to clean out Ft" estimate „ K next to campus. Cedar Vil­ 373 0238. 2-5-22(3) Ctose ’ o campus 394 3717 location. 337 0402 East G.ang R ¡ ¡K] rooms, rent negotiable 332- SQUINTING CAUSES w rin­ BLACK b CIRCULAR, up the attic Sell those extra, no lage. balcony, Steve 337 5 5 26 3' Z-7 5-26 (3) 4898 Z-5-5-23(3)_ _ kles Help prevent w ith pre stairs. 541 E. Grand River. one uses with fast action » K « C 22 53/7 0472. S-3-5-22 (3) scription ground sunglasses. Open 11 a.m. 351 0638 adal HASLETT ARMS SUMMER SUBLET 4 to 5 EAST LANSING, brand new, SUBLET ROOM m 4 bed OPTICAL DISCOUNT 2617 C 16 5 31 (61 You've got Our nun .L " . 3 BEDROOM furnished bedroom house $400 month, furnished. 3 bedroom. 3 room-2 living room house. SUMMER&FALL E Michigan. Lansing, Ml but we don't Aa,, , I apartment in house. To sub­ let for summer option for fall LEASING ,.v ire s included partly fur ■ shed rent negotiable. 353- blocks from campus, 12 month lease from June to Back yferd. air 351 7565. S-5-5-24 13) 372 7409. C 7 5 23(6) CARPET, 10x12, gold/beige, like new. $35. 337-0169. Pmfctaaul IS forget' Cali 3558256,0^/1 you, iowcos, « fl 1 block from campus No 0887 7 BL 1 5 22(4' June only Very nice. $440 utilities. $225 351 -0907 after 3S 1*2044 per month. 332 3900 days. 2 ROOMS m 5 bedroom THE MOST comfortable and E Z 5 5-22 (3) IT IS the policy of the State fied ad1 durable sandals made. $20 5 p.m. 3-5-22 (7» 9 51*8135 2 FEMALES needed for next 0-14 5-31(7) _ house. Rent negotiable Not a claim. The truth. CUS­ BICYCLE 21", needs tires New« that the last 4 weeks of Garage cluttered' ¡g J year r house Close to Close. 1244 Lilac 351 7464 TOM SANDALS 220 Albert. term all Student Classified LARGE 3 bedroom house, and tubes, $20. Schwinn 23", entra bicycles ' 1,. 2 BEDROOM. 1 mile from campus 353 5520 S-5-5-24 (3) E Lansing. Monday Satur­ Advertising m u lt be paid for own room, w ith female needs tires, $25. Double cast quick action Cusía« ¿ ‘ campus, summer sublet. 135 KEDZIE Ju • 7 3 5 24.3' in advance beginning May day. 11 a m 5 p.m iron sink w ith drainboards, $170 month 489 2995 after 6 vear or summer grads, $95 month 372 1069 PERSON NEEDED to sublet 4th, 2 p m S-19-5-31 171 12-5-26 (7) $20 1 charcoal grill, $10 p.m. 6-5-25 '4' furnished 482 ?937 882 SUMMER females, 3 rooms, 8-5-25 (4) own room in bomb house 2316 0 7 5 31 4- $68 50 $82 month near near campus 351 3896 BUTCHER BLOCK table with Jacobson push lawn mower, Tired of being broke? Gel fa,t L W aitei J MSU 332 2018 after 6 ROOM IN house East side $30 Lawn Boy push mower, cash by selling things you no Z 5 5 23(3» 4 leather chairs, like new $60 One push mower needs S X 5 5 22 (3) $70 * utilities Deposit re longer use with a fast-action Summer ONE FEMALE quired 485 3916 8-5-25(3) $300 332 3275 8-5 30 (3) work. $10. 1 wood tip. Up Classified Ad. Call 366 8256 Take up bicyci.rgi.,1 next year Eden HUGE ROOM with own bath f'tnew You "<.„a l ARGE FULLY furnished garage door, 8' foot, $25. 1 355 4949 7. 8 6 ' room, picture window, walk- COUCH BROWN fabric, f'tnaaa You n ! bedroom in town house, SABBATICAL HOME. 3 •140 '170 nine foot tip-up wood door, bikes advertyed furnished air < LUXURY A dose to campus 646 Abbott Road 351 8255 Z -10-5-24 i4i bedroom, furnished, place. yard 4 minutes-MSU fire­ in closet-mce house for sum mer-cheap rent 351-4567 good condition. 82 $45 332 6663 after 5 long. $40 655 2252 5-5-22(16) Iicriitiei m Classified sec/c catnl needs females S 5-5-25(41 X E 6 5 25(3) WEBER KETTLE grill, new, bokonies dispc- Grad students couples pre OU'FT \ 0 N y . , , , 8d super close 351 only $35. Cell Cindy 332 eos* of campus /ME DREAM *ouse ferred June-January 487 MALE STUDENTS single CAMPGROUND Canoe and needs place • ,» 8 6 1-3* SCHWINN BREEZE, ladies 1348 5-5-22 (3) 6797 iwork), 882 5731 only 35' 2643 2 3370894 332 X 5 5-22 (6) rooms 332 5791 Call after bike 3 years old. light blue, camp on Shiawassee River, SUMMER SUB l Et ? 5:30 p.m weekends anytime between Byron and Durand $70 Also, men's balloon tire 2 SPEAKERS. Homemade 3320992 2 bedroom close * EAST SIDE near MSU 4 3-5-22 (3)_ _ b'cyde $15. 351 2198 Heath Kit components Will Ml Lake swimming, show SEM0R cEVAcE "(edjJ pets okay 35* 9185 ers. dump station. Phone for loom V 78 79 w j nore (O' bedrooms furnished. $325 FEMALES WANTED, room E 5 5 26(5) stand 100 watts. 26" high. Z 3 5-24(3' reservation after 7 30 p m pus Elise 35' 4091 EAST LANSING FALL 1 ful new Call 349-2019 after 5 30 p.m. in duplex. Privacy, spacious, $200 Turntable $50 manual 313 266 4380 Owner at S 5 5 26 3 bedroom furnished air. utili­ Close 8 5-26(4) $75 month 332 1164 after 5 DIRTY W ORDS' French. pioneer Call after 4:30 p.m. 1 BEDROOM campground. 7685 Lehrmg ties, balconies, parking $220- ■ 353 0461 p m . Mary 5-5-24 l4l German. Spanish Russian. 372 1624 8 5 25 15) There are pec:. • VSu . 3 ROOMS available i n house Rd Durand, during day $230 374-6366. 0-22 5 31(4» Swedish and more Interna buys m the an'c-cc ,* « p i au'et 351 5526 349 34 Close to campus 325 Di- BLACK DIRT, sod farm soil Z 4 5-25(11) vision 351-4684 LARGE. SUNNY room near tional Guide to Profanity non ol today s Cais^l 3 5-2' campus summer Call Amy Approximately 5 ' i yards de­ DUPLEX, 5 bedrooms 2H R SUBLET arge 1 Z-10-5-24 (3) $4 00 Offer restricted to per pages You s ' -o j , a | livered locally $40. 641-6024 baths, fireplace, furnished. ' across from cam- Ira 332 1759 S 5-5-26(3» sons 18 years of age and you ve been searc Starting June. 669 3719 r shed C!ean $175 ONLY 2 four bedrooms left. 1 older Send to WORDS 022. or 372 4080 0 20-5-31(4) L Servici X-8-5-26 (31 UNIVERSITY VILLA ■HERTY REALTY. within walking distance. 1 on NORTH CLEMENS, female PO Box 12441. Denver. PAPERBACKS C3YiCS| SUMMER&FALL 0 3 5 24 5 bus route. «Available for fall. furnished, all house privileges Colorado. 80812 FREE LESSON in complex- magazines' CdBOusl BEAUTIFUL DECORATED, near bus driveway, parking Z BL 1 5 22(8) A n im a ls tion care. MERLE NORMAN BOOKSHOP. 307 Esst Gt I Call 351-4107 0-15-5-31 (5) large two bedroom in older LEASING 351 1253 or 487 6390 COSMETIC STUDIO - 321- River.332 0112 C lO-W i f home Sun room Fireplace, garden. Excellent location 3 51*20 44 campus ava*' ROOM FOR summer. 214 3-5-24(5) PARAQUAT DETECTION BEAUTIFUL KITTENS free to 5543 C 22-5-31(4) and fan 332- Collmgwood. exceptionally KITS Simple to use. includes good home Call Gwen 371 - R.yCu - " - ....... Summer. 351-8154 8-5-24.5' 351*8135 >m 8-6-114) nice house 351-6939 SUMMER. CLOSE, private 5 tests $4 kit one week 1078 Z 5 5-22 (3) COMPLETE REPAIR service ( an rr,3^f> (T» sf nc -.--I Z-3-5-23 13) entrance Reasonable 425 delivery Send order to for stereo s. TV's, tapes, lonuei needed *ems QUIET FEMALE needed now guitars, banjos, band instru­ I blocks from Ann a 3 337-9933 5 5 26(3» GREAT LAKES CHEM 3230 low -os* 'as* ac'T-g Cassi Own room in deluxe apart­ SUMMER VACANCIES 'OOms house GREAT HOUSE close, need 2 W Mam Suite 204. Kalama ments MARSHALL MUSIC < P* -p 355g** ment. pool, tennis $94 35’ 2448 8 6 1*3' women, own rooms, summer SUMMER ROOM m really /oo. 49007 Z 5 5 26(6» M obile H o n es w 351 7830 C 1 5 22(5) month. 349-0599 8-5-24(4' rent negotiable 351-2751. nice house Must rent, will nerts a'so 3 b ROOM FQP summer Haslett 5-5-25 (3) sacrifice 332 2457 ZENITH CHROMACOLOR II CARPET CLEANING with VINDALE 2 bedroom, excel­ 25 a re s po^d $65 month Z 2 5-23(3) 17 inch color T V. set. Excel­ our truck mounted cleaning NORWOOD MSU F lent 373-6410 ex 47 Dean. j , . ” e ’ 5 Caro1 655-1321 lent! Plus more! WILCOX 625-7402 evenings 8-5-25 (3) plant Call "SUPERCLEAN" N 675-5’ 2 5 5 26 3 Rooms OWN ROOM in quiet house TRADING POST. 485-4391. 484 3501 9 6-214) APARTMENTS tween 6 D*" C-10-5-31 15) 1 bedroom 96 2 near campus Available June 1973 12 X 50. 2 bedroom, h £ i.P NEW duplex with 15 $90 351 8962 4 5 25(3) LIZ DORTY’S ALTERATION for summer NEAR CAMPUS, clean washer dryer, partly furnish June (ease need subleters or DORM TYPE refrigerator SHOP. Same day service. N E E D 2 - m a i e s tc quiet Summer, fail 337 ed $4500 694 3611 5 5-26(3! 1 0 0 furnished someone to take over lease OKEMOS LARGE room in Year Old. $85 Hobie Pro 1600 East Michigan 485- furnished fa i'e 2655 9 6 2(3) cozy farm house Garden, skate board $40 355-9295 6616 5-5-23 (3) Call tes *ron- campus Ca 353 4019 o' 351 2848 ZE-5-5-25(3) SQUIRE 10x35 Excellent Joh 332 3389 7 5 5 26 4 2 3 5 24 5i pets b cl nldren welcome 351*5647 2 ROOMS summer fall $100 mont» Petra 349 9615 condition. Furnished. 1 mile FOR QUALITY stereo ser DUPLEX 4 bedroom, dish- tion Quiet, house on Cor DISCOUNT. NEW. used MSU $2800 337 7739 vice. THE STEREO SHOPPE. 1*5 p.m. SUMMER Su b l e t 3 5 23*4» washer, good location, new. 351 9325 Z 5 5 26(3» desk, chairs, files. BUSINESS 7 5 26 (31 555 E Grand River bedroom *ur EQUIPMENT CO.. 215 E. Many extras 351 7610 SUMMER SUBLET-2 males, C 22 5 31(3) 3 BEDROOM furnished for 6 campus Opr SUMMER SUBLET 2nd Story Kalamazoo, 485 5500 Z-6 5-24 (3! own room, Cedar St., E. HOMETTE. 1972, 12x60. tw o men. One block to campus 332 0370 Z 3 Cedar Chalet room, perfect 0 2 5-22_ Lansing $70 month. 351 bedroom, skirted, shed, re­ Slick, 12 month lease Start MASON-HOLT area. No for 2 $95 month. Brigid. 3475 Z 6 5 26(4) June. 332-3900 or evenings SUMMER M children or pets $140 month Anne 332 6156 Z 5 5 26(4) FINE LEATHERWARE - frigerator, range. 489-6739 after 5 p.m. 6-5-24 (4) I j f f i i f S o n ic * ¿ i and weekends 332-0978 Ei deposit. Available June 10. Featuring Freye and Cob­ in two bedrr NEAR, PARTLY furnished, 0-14-5-31 (7i 694 9033 8-5-26(4) blers Classic purses, billfolds, Mt Hope >0024 ROOMMATE-SUMMER own 5 bedrooms $425. June lease PROMPT, EXPERIENCED room, new duplex, all appli­ turquoise and contemporary GEORGETOWN 1973, 12x65. B 1 5 22 3' 351 0765, 8-5-31(3) typing Evenings. 372-0457. HASLETT. FEMALE to share jewelry CARLOU S CLASS 3 bedrooms, utility room, FEMALE, SUBLET summer, ances pets. 2 miles 394 C 15-5-31 13' country home 15 minutes to IC EMPORIUM, 1600 Lake $6,700 30 minutes MSU. own room in 3 bedroom. SUMMER SUB.E” spac ous 2990 Z 5 5 26(3» SUMMER. CLOSE, $16-20/ MSU Horses welcome. 339 Lansing Road 4-84-6112. 676-5204 8-5-25 (3) $50/month 393 3743 one bedroom *u rr Sr e1 air. week including utilities. 337- TYPING TERM papers and 3151 or 339 8060 8-5-23 (4) 4-5-23 (9) Z-8-5-30 (3i 'deal location 337 0903 WOMAN STUDENT. 26. 7133. 337 7161 8-5-30 (3) theses, I B M. experienced, Z 5-5-26'3' with well behaved dog. needs TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SR- IT IS the policy of the State 1973 14X60 includes 10X10 fast service. Call 351-8923. room June through August. SINGLES AND doubles for 51-11 calculator, case, 0-8-5-31 13) NEAT NON-SMOKING fe­ News that the last 4 weeks of shed, skirting, tie downs, Call Jan 487-8512, evenings summer term, reasonable, charger, $45. 489-2061 after male needed to share apart­ NOW LEASING term an Student Classified appliances and some furni­ 3 524(5' utilities included, furnished, 3 p.m. EZ-5-5-23 (3) ment. Fall-spring. 353-2738 FOR SUMMER AND FALL Advertising must be paid for ture Excellent condition 371 close to campus. Call after 6 ANN BROWN TYPING dis­ Z-3-4-23 (3) Large completely remodeled, m advance beginning May 5160 after 6 p.m 5-5-26(51 BEAL COOPERATIVE ^ a s p.m. 332 2501. 6-5-26 15) SIZE 7 '4 , woman's Vasque sertations resumes- term air conditioned, one bedroom 4*h 2 p r n S 19 5-31 (7) openings for summer. $240 hiking boots, only worn once, papers 601 Abbott Road, apartments. Located in Lan­ per term includes room, $35. 353-1241. E-5-5-24 (3) IT IS the policy of the State North entrance, 351-7221. SUMMER SUBLET, nished, 1 bedroom apart­ fur­ sing on bus line to MSU. MALE FEMALE, own room, board, cable TV, air condi­ For Sale News that the last 4 weeks of C 22 5 3114) $170-$180 month Credit Ei fuli bath in new East Lansing tioning, washer, dryer, and ment, close to campus. Re­ WANTED: USED albums. term all Student Classified reference checks required. duplex Basement b garage. lighted parking. Stop by 525 $ 1-2/disc. 332-8457, 351 Advertising must be paid for duced rates. 332-1720. WEDDING FLOWERS - low TYPING, EXPERIENCED, For appointment call 485 No lease $175 + utilities. MAC or call 332 5555. B-2-5-22 (4) cost, top quality, full service. 1225, Bob or Mike. in advance beginning May fast and reasonable, 371- 0638 0 2-5-22(9» 337 7168 2 5 22 (5) Z 10-5-26(8) 623 6545 Z-8-5-26(3) Z-5-5-25 (3) 4th 2 p.m. 19-5-31 (7) 4635 C 22 5 3H3) L a m b M SU , D ow r e c e iv e g ra n t to d e v e lo p s h a le o il (continued from page 1) defeat o f a proposal to pay the (continued from page 3> p resid ent and board m embers, by M SI’. Dow. the Michigan be a basic in v e n to ry o f physical surface level. Hum phreys said, however, w e decided i t w o uld look b e tte r D epartm ent of N atural Re and chemical a ttrib u te s o f A n ­ A n o th e r p a rt o f the study is Volunteers needed to * i f a suggestion to pay th e Announcements for It's W hat's Attention Black Psychology umss th a t estim ates do not account sources, th e Environm ental R e­ trim shale, H u m ph reys said. being conducted on an 80 acre counselor aides m * execu tive d ire c to r came from Happening must be received in the Students! Black Student Psycho­ fo r inaccessibility of shale be search In stitu te of Michigan This study includes exam ina­ abandoned farm in Sanilac Schools' Summer m State News office, 343 Student logical Association w ill meet et neath cities and other devel­ a group n o t associated w ith th e camp. Inquire at A 1 and four other Michigan univer tion of core m ate ria l samples C ounty, H um phreys said. Sci­ Services Bldg., by noon at least 6:30 tonight, 221 Baker Hall. Very oped areas in the state. sities. bo a rd ," Lenz added. Services B ld q from various com m ercial w e ll e n tis ts w ill examine natural tw o class days before publication. important meeting. The research is beinjt done In o th e r action: No announcments will be accept­ One of the first studies will sites and shale obtained from fra c tu re s o f th e shale and • T im R ile y ’s le tte r o f re sig ­ ed by phone. m ethods fo r additional fra c tu r­ n ation fro m th e College o f Come hear about healing ing, he said. Business seat was accepted by through the understanding of Volunteer Summer W j H u m ph reys said Sanilac Coordinator needed A s p ir in , c a ffe in e p o p u la r a t M SU C o unty was chosen because th e boa rd. R ile y , w ho continued Folk dancing held at 8 tonight. God Christian Science Organiza­ s e rv in g as a board m em ber due tion meets at 7 tonight, 255 Baker interested in w0 ® Bailey Street Elementary School, shale is closer to surface there to th e business college election Hall. •• • through dance, ™ _ 21 corner of Ann and Bailey Streets! tact 26 Student Sens' 1 (continued from page 1 > she needed to stay awake. than in o th e r areas, and is free postponem ent, said a t th e be­ Everyone welcome. coffee was found to initially slow But Coke and tea have caf from s tru c tu ra l disturbances, g in n in g o f s p r in g , te rm the Venereal disease; free and con­ According to health expe rts, th e heart rate, then raise it, feine. too. Colas have about 50 he said. fidential treatment 1 to 4 p.m. what large doses o f caffeine w ould e ith e r serve u n til the shooting up th e blood pressure milligrams of caffeine per cup. One concern o f residents was Monday, Thursday, and Friday; (more than 250 m illig ra m s ) can election was held o r u n til MSU Volleyball Club meets at 8 and speeding up breathing. It th e noise created by under 8:30 to noon Wednesday, Com­ English majors Vo I w'hile tea has almost 70 milii do to you in th e s h o rt ru n is m id te rm s — w hich e v e r came tonight and Thursday, Gym III also forces the adrenal system ground explosions used to re munity Health Services, 701 N. ed to help ■> Lao"a gram s. cause insomnia, restlessness firs t. Men's IM Bldg. Competitive to pump out tw o hormones th a t Logan St. learn English Ind"1" I Since coffee. Coke and lea all trie v e th e oil, he said. Resi • T h e business seat w ill orientation, beginners welcome. irritability, nervousness, deni Services Bldg ■ make th e nervous system work have th e same active ingredient dents w ere reassured th a t t rem or and headaches. rem ain vacant u n til th e special harder. pep pills have caffeine - the noise levels would be no louder Come play GO! MSU Go Club C at to added th a t students election is held. A lthough th e researchers added enjoym ent of taking a than those reached by je t meets at 8:30 tonight. Call Mike or who tak e stim u la n ts and pain L a r r y Mosca, head o f the COGS is accepting nominations Ken at 332 6353 for details. Begin­ said it w as “too early to make break from the monotony of landings, he said. reliev ers m ig h t be build in g U n iv e rs ity A p a rtm e n ts and for positions on University wide ners welcome. E N JO ln « l any recom mendations" for the studying and drinking a Coke or fu tu re problem s fo r them selves Residence Council was re committees. Call 353 9189 until S W IM M IN G ^ average coffee drinker, it is coffee could make No Dor, or noon Monday, Tuesday, Thurs­ possible th a t habitual coffee Vivarin pills a w aste of money. through psychological depen m oved fro m th e A S M S U Space moon lak^ I dency on drugs. day, Friday; until 11 a.m. Wednes Video Workshop invites people drinking or pill popping could and Personnel C o m m itte e fo r Some students, how'ever, "F or th e norm al, healthy B u rg e s s neglecting to come to three day, 316 Student Services Bldg. interested in city council proced- 1 increase th e riskof heart disease said they do nol like t l use ings to participate. Meetings are or other illnesses. stu d en t there is no reason to consecutive com m ittee meet caffeine at all because of pre cablecast live. Contact Union Ac­ take anything." she said. " A ll (continued from page 3) ings. A sophomore in nursing said vious experiences. tivities for details. she never used over the they need is exercise, fresh a ir, T em ptations, he m et Bob Jones, I only have vitamins in the rest and the pro p e r foods." • T he S tuden t Hoard voted Soil Conservation Society of counter stim ulants or coffee. th e D ire c to r o f pu b lic ity at house," a junior in psychology unanim ously to su p p o rt the UM America's Brown Bag Lunch held "I don't believe Also, people who use caffeine M oto w n Records. Jones signed using said. "I never take any of those from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, regularly may become im m une him to a dual position as w r ite r u n d e rw rite rs s tudent insurance medicine I don’t need, she said^ stim ulants and I don't plan to. 309 Agriculture Hall. Larry Hol­ DES Daughters: another to its a b ility to keep them and pub licist fo r M otow n soon plan fo r th e 14th consecutive meeting at 7:30 tonight, Trophy adding that she drank Coke if I’ve seen what they can do to comb w ill discuss "Resource Re­ aw ake, doctors say. a fte rw a rd s . year. covery " Room, Snyder Hall. 0 M onday M ay 77 1978 1 5 p r o f e s s o r p h u m b l e 0 S i: FV,p Fn*prtT,n-rton* thanks RHA y i v y ® by Bill Yates r>FfP nr,ri THf DFVELOPWENT S P O N S O R E D BY . r x FUND for thetr help and support |ilWJlWTVi ^ l _ _ L Î £ ü ^ ! i j L I ^ ! ? 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H ... ?« 29 9 Nervecell process H IM U P ? / , 10 Meucancoin N O ^ ) 31 16 Yale 18 Singers ! r ► m " 1 35 ?3 Maddest r ?4 Spoon shaped ¿9 140 <’8 Uplift 29 Occupants p r .14 Coppei is one 36 Bluod fluids 31 tudah s son so 4? Pronoun s .jî 2 43 Pewter com d>i978 Univcisul Press Syndicate 44 MdMish S N P h o to C o n te s t E n tries M e d s t u d e n t s h o l d c a n b e p i c k e d u p to d a y 4u p r i s i n g 9 a t s h o w 1 0 : 3 0 a . m . to lp .rn . s to re B y M IK E M E G E R 1A N The show wasju s t about ready to begin when students." B alger said th e e n tire class p articip ate d in the Summer Coming Again C h e c k S N fo r M h s u : lim es emcee Dennis Deacon unis overcome by the People's Revolutionary Arm y of the College of production, which he described as a com bination tale n t show and a p a rty . T he show is not a Sale off th r u J u n e 2 10 - 50% Osteopathic Medicine. fund-raising e v e n t. Balger said, but a small admission is charged ju s t to cover the cost o f the The group loudly demanded they be given refreshm ents. complete control of the show. When Deacon m a n y Ite m s refused, the army pulled a helpless victim from B alger said most o f th e students, including the audience, strapped him to a chair and forced him self, have had no acting experience. But a love • B o o k s « P o s te r s « C a r d s him to listen to a neuroanatomy lecture tape. That's when Deacon gave in. fo r the stage drives him to continue p u ttin g on shows. • G if t s • R e c o r d s LOCKERROOM " I love show b iz ." he said. 1 • i T h f scene was the firs t act o f the fo u rth annual T h e U n iv e r s it y M a l'l Fee H all Follies, the annual talen t show staged by Some of the acts included children o f the the ju n io r class o f the College o f Osteopathic students, who accompanied the actors d u rin g a 2 2 0 M .A .C . Medicine. The show, presented p a rtly on few skits. Much o f th e show in volved spoofs on videotape, packed students as w e ll as faculty M SU's medical schools, including th e show's own E a s t L a n s in g ( 5 1 7 ) 3 3 7 - 7 2 5 0 version o f a video lecture. V m ember in to the Fee H all g rill. H o u rs : 10-6 M o n -S a t 10-9 T ho r * -Fr i t j In t e r v ie w w ith D r. H a rris Beem an The acts ranged from comical to musical, But the show was not w ith o u t v e rs a tility . The Athletic Director for program also included o ff key renditions of featu ring the talents o f students who spent Intram ural Sports famous songs, out -of-tune cowboy g u ita ris ts and a nearly three weeks practicing fo r the big event. little cle ver choreography. 8 P M T O N IG H T f o p SaÊajj The show was loosely organized. Jim Balger, coordinator o f the production conceded, but The show may not be representative o f how seems to draw a good crowd every year. medical students spend th e ir spare tim e, but it 6 4 0 A M " It's a w ell received program ." he said. "The served to prove even doctors have to have fun pbono In 3-4411 show reallv bolsters the enthusiasm o f the sometime. Michigan Statu Radio Network W RRS W M CD W M tN \'19ÁÍÍ ", S P E C IA L A D M IN IS T R A TION IN K AS Y & T O D A Y ’ <$ s*. « % L ie d o w n I n f o le a k s p la g u e C a r t e r D O O LEY B U R G ER ft* « O and a n d b e c o u n te d . W A S H IN G TO N i AP ) — There are signs th a t tra tio n appears uneasy about that. F u rth e r & « .a the adm inistration o f President Carter, who took examples: a ft. v office prom ising to open up governm ent delibe r­ •A d m in is tra tio n officials te s tifie d in support of to A f t SA L A D E a a t C o m p le x B lo o d D r iv e ations. is dissatisfied w ith its a b ility to stem the a revision o f the crim in a l statutes th a t could send «S A ft unauthorized release o f inform ation. a governm ent employee, consultant o r contractor '« f t ft Item : A middle-level adm in istratio n official to ja il for disclosing certa in in form ation, even M i* M o n d a y M a y 2 2 : S o u th H u b b a r d L o w e r LoJ tells his secretary not to lis t calls from news if th a t person felt officials w ere covering up reporters on his official telephone log. hoping to waste, inefficiency o r corru ption. 1 1 a .m .- 5 p .m . tié i it keep his contacts w ith them private. •T h e A rm y ordered new re s tric tio n s to plug « v ft* 1 1 : 3 0 - 2 : 0 0 ^ Item : Assistants to a senior W h ite House aide, leaks o f in te rn a l studies th a t could influence T u e s d a y , M a y 2 3 : S o u th H ubbJ • b ft reacting to an embarrassing published account of policies. Iron ically, those re s tric tio n s w ere • ft 8 (S h s 1 a memorandum in vo lvin g th e ir boss, search for leaked w ith in a day o f th e ir d is trib u tio n . N O W P L A Y IN G THE « A L o w e r LonnJ the source of the leak. Such cases in dicate "th e a d m in istratio n has Item : Since President C a rte r took office 16 taken a position th a t they want to stop news A f t ft 1 1 a .m .- 5 p .m . months ago. the Justice D epartm ent has con­ leaks." said Jack Landau of the R eporters ? ** » C R O W D P L E A SE R S ducted at least six investigations to locate secret C om m ittee fo r Freedom o f the Press. C a ll S u e : 3 5 3 * 8 0 0 8 sources of news stories. Jody Pow ell, the W h ite House press secretary I V A L U A B L E ( O l'P O N ■ No evidence has surfaced to point to heavy- and one o f C arter's closest aides, said the o r C a r o l 3 5 3 -6 0 6 0 handed tactics to cut o ff inform ation, o r to a president has never expressed to him a W hite House "plum bers" operation such as the p a rtic u la r concern about news leaks. ■ F re e A d m is s io n ! Nixon adm inistration set up to stop leaks. C a rte r has made clear to his senior advisers R e d C r o s s i s c< ■ Coupon good Mon.. May 22 and | But in a c ity where, in the w ords o f one budget and members o f his C abinet th a t he w ill not Tues., May 23, 1978 ^ Jj official, "m ost people operate under the assump­ tole ra te th e ir public discussion o f inside inform a o n y o u . tion that e verything leaks." the C a rter adminis- tio n a fte r W h ite House decisions are made. T H E G R O U P O P P O S IN G C H A N G E A T T E M P T S T O C O N F U S E A N D M IS L E A D C O N C E R N IN G T H E E C O N O M IC A D V A N T A G E S O F A C A D E M IC C O L L E C T IV E B A R G A IN IN G . WHAT ARE THE FACTS Ltt's Examine theEvidence lit General "R e ce n t stu d ie s o f u n io n iz e d a n d n o n u n io n iz e d c a m p u se s c o n firm t h a t f a c u l t y o t t h e f o r m e r hove The two studies that the anti-change group cited in its recent State News ad actually r e c e iv e d h ig h e r p e r c e n ta g e s a la ry in cre a se s T h e c l e a r i m p l i c a t i o n i s t h a t c o l l e c t i v e b a rg a in in g bos demonstrate organized faculties received significantly larger salary increases in five of m a d e th e d iffe re n c e the lost eight years. Further, faculty members at public universities with academic F re d C ro s s la n d C h a n g e , F e b ru a ry 1976 p 41 collective bargaining received yearly incomes nearly $1000 greater than faculty at S in ce CMU fa c u lty o r g a n iz e d in 1969 th e ir s a la r ie s have in c r e a s e d m o r e rap id ly th an those of MSU comparable unorganized institutions. The Chronicle of Higher Education Dec. 6 1976 F acu lty . T he a n t i- c h a n g e g r o u p c o n v e n ie n tly n e g le c te d th e y e a r s 1970-73, w h e n CMU salaries increased y e a rly by o n a v e r a g e o f 9 .7 p e r c e n t. M SU CENTRAL (Unorganized) (O rganized) 1966-67 1.00 1.00 1976-77 1.87 2.28 U n iv e rs ity -p a id D e n ta l P ro g ro m U n iv e rs ity -p a id P re s c rip tio n D ru g s F u rth e rm o re , a s iz e a b le p o rtio n o t n e g o tia te d fin a n c ia l g a in s a r e in te r m s o l frin g e U n iv e rs ity -p a id O p tic a l S e rv ic e s P ro g ra m b en e fit» w hich th e a n t, c h a n g e g ro u p c o n v e n ie n tly d is r e g a r d e d . CMU frin g e b e n e fit» NOT U n iv e rs ity -p a id Life In s u ra n c e e n io y e d by MSU facu lty a re : U n iv e rs ity -p a id P sy c h iatric B en e fits 16.3* E n tire ly -U n iv e rsity -p o id R e tir e m e n t P ro g ra m CMU s c o n trib u tio n to TIAA CREF a n n u a lly : th e fa c u lty m e m b e r ’s c o n trib u tio n is z e ro . WHAT OTHER AOVANTASIS OOES COLLECTIVE BARGAINING OFFER? • s tr e n g t h e n e d p ro m o tio n , te n u r e , a n d jo b s e c u rity p ro v is io n s • m o r e e f f e c tiv e a n d m e a n in g fu l p a r tic ip a tio n in g o v e r n a n c e • g r e a t e r p o litic a l in flu e n c e w ith T ru s te e s , le g is la t u r e a n d C o n g r e s s •F u n d s a n d le g a l a id fo r e ffe c tiv e d e f e n s e o f f a c u lty rig h ts • p r o te c tio n in a g r ie v a n c e s y ste m w h ich d e p e n d s u ltim a te ly o n b in d in g a r b itr a tio n by o b je c tiv e p ro f e s s io n a ls r a th e r th a n a d v ic e to c e n tr a l a d m in is tr a tio n • im p r o v e d te a c h in g a n d r e s e a r c h c o n d itio n s * a w r itte n , b in d in g , le g a lly e n f o r c e a b le c o n tr a c t th a t g u a r a n t e e s ‘ d u e p r o c e s s fo r facu lty c o n c e rn in g all t h e s e b e n e f its Strength Through Faculty Unity Vote MSU FACULTY ASSOCIATES May 24 25