University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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cofflpu ftetM rend obsoli all jpplkati envelo] whoki A U-M cheerleader anxiously watches as the Michigan football team is defeated by Notre Dame in its season opener. (BILL WOOD) 4 PROLOGUE

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Once the wave of the future, computers at the U-M have rendered typewriters obsolete for all but scholarship applications and envelopes and in years to come, who knows? A Computerization ... INNOVATION The University of Michigan has long been regarded as an academic institution at the forefront of tech- nological advancement. If the increasing number of computers on campus are any indication, then this observation may be well-founded. In the past year, the U- M has upgraded various computing centers and added a 255 workstation facility in Angell Hall, bringing the total number of workstations at campus computing sites to 1,106, of which 753 are Macintoshes. This does not include the growing number of computers owned by students or located in residence halls. Because so many students utilize computers for papers, MTS conferencing, games, accounting, and graphics, computing centers often have 200 person wait lists as midterms and finals approach. Once the wave of the future, computers at the U-M have rendered typewriters obsolete for all but scholarship applications and envelopes and in the years to come, who knows? They might even make the dreaded bluebook a thing of the past. by Jennifer Worick Ann Arbor resident Jeffrey Rutzky and his moluccan cockatoo The natural beauty of the campus is often barred by the Loki consult on a piece of artwork at the 1989 Ann Arbor art University and marred by graffiti. B ,LLWOOD fair. (BULWOOD) PROLOGUE 5