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F E U Shanties, once abun- dant on campus, are of- ten the target of van- dalism and destruction. Never- theless, Retrospect Magazine reflects the student body ' s awareness of and actions for global, national, and campus issues. ' Jason Goldsmith OQ The University is a big place and getting around isn ' t always easy. While a small few are fortunate enough to drive a car and find a parking space, the vast majority must ride a bike, take the campus bus, or God forbid, walk to class. Tammi Psurny Whether you ' re living on campus or off, A Day in the Life at the Uni- versity can be diversely ordi- nary or surprisingly original. A 24 hour photo essay by Monica J after and Jason Goldsmith. Jennifer Wylie 6 Michigan Life It doesn ' t matter where you are on campus. The fact remains that a major facet of Michigan Life is waiting on line. But, there prob- ably would not be so many lines if there was not so much good wait- ing at the end of them. RickSchick is waiting on line for the bus on North Campus. T Tamara Psurny
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FROM the BEGINNING and area rugs, and that new Prescription Athletic Turf would replace the outdated All-Pro Turf. Political activism, a tradition which made the campus a hotbed of conflict in the 1960s came to a head this year with conservative and liberal views on such issues as abortion rights, the presence of University armed policemen, a code of academic conduct, and United States intervention in the Persian Gulf Crisis. It is this arena of intellectual ideas and creative expression, coupled with a general desire to make school interesting and entertaining that make the University community so exciting. Membership has its privileges ill Membership has its Privileges O
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M I C H I G A N L I F E Ann Arbor has been termed the Cultural Mecca of the Midwest. Restaurants, bars, bookstores, museums and interesting shops fill the streets. The intellectual atmosphere is on par with the finest universities in the nation and many world renowned speakers and entertainers, such as Elie Wiesel and Itzhak Perlman, choose the University as a prime location to lecture and perform. Students live and learn in this community, and the experience contributes to the academic knowledge gained in class. Michigan life is an adventure and it is clear that.. L r00r has its privileges Michigan Life Divider I
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