1975-1987: The Oakland Sail

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The Oakland Sail 1984-02-06
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Practice makes perfect ; Proposed freeze pleases college officials ; BAM praises achievers "who happen to be women" ; Corps offers adventure; travel and hard work ; GHC braces for possible measles attack ; as flu hits campus ; Guest Column: N.O.W urges Reagan's ouster ; SPB goal is entertainment not profit ; EDITORIAL: Let's not take away "N" option ; Other Voices ; LETTERS: Request for more of same ; Column misread ; Meet the Editor ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; OU plans trips to Italy and China ; Fashion club provides modeling practice ; Summertime singing ; N.S.E. offers campus choices ; Diversions ; Author pens history ; SPORTS: Jones; Lady Titans beat OU cagers ; Crawlers win phone meet ; Impossible shot made; will anyone win $1 million? ; Mohn leads men's team to 83-70 win over SVC ; Women swim to even record ; Wrestlers improve record ; Men lose to Kenyon ; College Bowl is no "trivial pursuit" ; BUMPY ROADS ; Proposed grading change will affect GPA; final transcripts ; Cleared by university; alleged "bomb caller" faces criminal charges ; GOP grabs controlling Mich. Senate seats ; Black Awareness Month begins Women; their rights; and nothing less
The Oakland Sail 1984-02-13
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Truck Garden ; Demand for accountability elects GOP candidates ; Anchor downplays glamor; leans heavily on hard work ; Pinkstaff receives board certification ; Prof. earns place In Who's Who ; Guest Column Reagan's policies a plus for women ; News Analysis More support for Reagan ; EDITORIAL: Grads fear future ; Other Voices: SHOULD THERE BE OTHER ETHNIC AWARENESS MONTHS? ; Limit quotation marks to direct quotes only ; Meet the Editor ; Sail places first 82-83 ; Engineering: an integral part of auto racing success ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: A simple way to get in touch with self ; Print show enhances legend ; Ethnic club seeks members with ideas ; OPEN SPACE: At a loss for words about the Beatles ; Stones rock like before ; SPORTS: Cagers send Bulldogs to pound ; Mecoli leaves team Women defeat Northwood ; Men win handily ; Kenyon loss fails to dampen spirit ; Joel's latest tour a calculated risk
The Oakland Sail 1984-02-20
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President passes out at meeting ; Professors offer views Panel discusses nuclear issues ; Competitive market not impregnable ; General ed. requirements increased ; Student assault prompts campus safety questions ; 1100 need shots Free Measles inoculation offered ; UCLA surveys frosh opinions ; Successful alumni advise future job seekers ; EDITORIAL: Attitude in '84: Minds for sale ; Other Voices ; Pinkstaff defended by student ; Meet the Editor ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Lack of funds get in the way OU's handicaps can't slow student ; Hopes shine for Spring Break Sun coast the place to be ; OPEN SPACE: Dorm life could be a lot better ; Present and future collide Mindkiller; gripping tale ; Reality explodes in music ; SPORTS: Women victorious over Wayne ; Tankers drop Tartars: 68-10 ; Lakers upset cagers twice ; Men lose; nearly out of race ; A million dollar day ; Wrestlers place last ; Swimmers defeat NMU ; Athlete of the Week: Bright future awaits Colton ; Photos bring Paris to life ; BUMPY ROADS ; Mime ensemble brings words to life - without a sound
The Oakland Sail 1984-03-05
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Chisholm tells sisters: 'Stand ten feet tall' ; Speaker supports Jackson ; Officers hope to shatter 'crime triangle'; deter thieves ; Glib gang scrambles to defend title as war of words escalates at Wayne ; Tuition freeze would increase aid ; Alternatives to military service examined ; EDITORIAL: Time to take this doctrine to heart ; Other Voices ; Vignettes ; Meet the Editor ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: Extravagant; ethnic eating downtown ; MBT opens Heiress ; Coils entwines readers ; OU group brightens children's day ; SPORTS: Umin; Craig honored as wrestling All-Americans ; Men end on losing note ; Nationals await #1 team ; Athlete of the Week: Schmidt will leave legacy ; The "Unknown" fans return ; Women to face NCAA in Division II meet
The Oakland Sail 1984-03-12
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It really doesn't hurt; does It? ; College rating guide questioned ; Colleges reject tuition freeze ; Series offers money insights ; Campus beauties dominate pageant ; Radio station offers new look; new sound ; College-bound shun teaching; programs cut ; EDITORIAL: It's time to take teaching out of proverbial gutter ; Other Voices ; Meet the Editor ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: Fiddler stays up despite flaws ; Beautiful but mysterious artworks from Haiti ; Fire up; OU! Where's the beach? Students take spirit to Florida ; Take a chance and study in Asia ; Racial incidents renew affirmative action ; Careers Day ; SPORTS: All-American honors adding up ; Men; women look toward possible Division II swimming championships ; Cliff's Notes: Frederick leaves confused ; First year only a start for coach ; Co-Athletes of the Week Faust; Enneking are rare talents ; Latest movies are good escapist art ; High Court rules: won't force Title IX ; English rockers sing jobless blues ; Birmingham starts mobile watch group ; National rankings ; State rankings ; Conference eyes national security ; Title IX: Do colleges discriminate on basis of gender today? A SHORT HISTORY OF TITLE IX'S COURT CASES ; Teaching
The Oakland Sail 1984-03-19
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Farmhouse faces uncertain future ; Life's labels a hindrance; says writer ; Up north with Ernest Hemingway ; Word Processing ; State budgets promise boom or bust ; Guest Column: Black Awareness Month: cultural showcase or subtle pacifier? ; BUMPY ROADS ; Living In the past 20 years ago this week ; Some 'top' students refuse mid-level jobs ; EDITORIAL: Profs should be subjects of critique ; Other Voices ; LETTERS: Ball committee urges: Don't remove flowers ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: OU senior on his way to the top ; Video music has its good and bad points ; Seminar theme: it's tough out there ; Concert is a feast for eyes and ears ; Local band is fresh and new ; Diary highlights Women's Week ; Sports Tankers take second in NCAA ; Vincent leads squad to fourth ; Valliere leaves post ; Athlete of the Week Diver competes in Division I
The Oakland Sail 1984-03-25
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only four more weeks kid ; Profs critique mini-series ; High-tech construction begins ; Alcohol crackdown: Policy offenders face citations ; Guest Column 1984: An economic forcast ; The Short View ; Memorial award promotes improved race relations ; Living In the past 15 years ago this week ; EDITORIAL: Alcohol crackdown? - It's about time ; Meet the Editor ; Correction ; OTHER VOICES ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: Candida goes beyond love triangle ; Comic films questionable That's not funny ; That's funny ; Group provides "Holladay" mood ; Cynicism doesn't pay ; OPEN SPACE: Is fashion slowly killing rock & roll ; SPORTS: Hartman selects Kampe as men's cager coach ; Society holds tournament Fencers take a stab at area ; Stransky's lab stresses "wellness" ; Mike Jordan Runner likes surroundings ; space invaders at OU Nova 9 attracts sci-fi fans to campus ; Ignorance - The worst handicap ; Touche!
The Oakland Sail 1984-04-02
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DEfense; DEfense! ; Funding cuts close reading; writing center ; Service aids stress victims ; Phone-in system delayed ; Drinking laws discussed ; Students take colleges to court more often ; OTHER VOICES ; Living In the past: Ten years ago this week ; Slavic Folk Ensemble; well-traveled bunch ; EDITORIAL: Two Dems debate but silence paid off ; LETTERS: Liberal Arts is no joke ; Culture causes clash ; Gender benders ; CAMPUS: Latest college craze is no "trivial" fad ; Choir adds a personal touch ; Disney Duck celebrates 50 years ; Camelot tale told anew ; SPORTS: Camps teach skills to local athletes ; Men's tennis team starts season ; Participation grows in collegiate sports ; CLIFFS NOTES: Baseball addict awaits his summer dosage ; 'Missionaries' spread Nicaraguan policy ; 'Social role'dictates seat choice; study says ; Sex discrimination in college classroom harms women; favors men; study shows ; Computer vendors display ware
The Oakland Sail 1984-04-09
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Automatic Slim rocks Mainstage with early blues ; Program offers travel for credit ; Determined student beats odds; graduates ; Dad pleads innocent in son's death ; Race; area; wealth determine college choice ; Software owner's rights battle spreads ; Engineers' job outlook brightens ; EDITORIAL: Put it to paper to make changes ; OTHER VOICES ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: Club digs the past ; Mainstage band rocks away blues ; OPEN SPACE: Rock critic better suited for housewife ; Comic cop academy subject of new movie ; SPORTS: Course a switch from public links ; Local track opens season ; Freshmen to compete in Junior Olympics ; Netters easily drop Alma; 8-1 ; Computer: Living in the past 20 years ago this week
The Oakland Sail 1984-04-16
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Robotics conference gets attention: Researchers nation-wide to present ideas ; Two students to receive award for race relations ; Senate vote reduces student representation ; Fall tuition rates remain In limbo ; Rise in faculty salaries slowing ; EDITORIAL: Progress may destroy history ; OTHER VOICES ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: April Showers ; Park project upsets senior ; OPEN SPACE: Last impressions ; Student enjoys Oakland stay ; The year in sports: and more to come
The Oakland Sail 1984-09-04
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Silver Anniversary Celebrated ; Lab Expansion Nears Completion ; EDITORIAL: Sail objectives set for upcoming year ; Chief's joke mirrors conscience ; Fencer Brings Back L.A. Impressions ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: Six Flags has automatic hit ; Dorm life eventually clicks ; Anniversary to highlight events ; How to fail as a freshman ; SPORTS: Recruits contend for key positions ; Spikers jump into season strong; Challenging matches lie ahead ; Best turnout in ten years Camps cultivate young athletes ; Tennis finishes season; looks ahead strong ; Golfers drive home wins ; Mohn makes fast tracks in Europe ; Apple Amble to spark involvement ; Public Safety Holds CPR Classes ; An afternoon of classic autos ; A hit with old auto buffs
The Oakland Sail 1984-09-10
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New policy may mean dry events ; Second jobs beneficial ; Enrollment fee doubled ; Top office height of long career ; The Other Side of the Bridge ; First employee looks back on career ; EDITORIAL: Solving Alcohol Policy a Riddle ; LBS defection angers fan ; U.S.congressman plans further acts ; CAMPUS LIVING: Layering creates new fall looks ; Student weight gain nation-wide problem ; OPEN SPACE: Hassle-filled day has its moments ; Young's concert fascinates fans ; ACS Softball rainrats outlast Mother Nature ; Creativity in dorm rooms ; Changes made In concert dates ; Williams controversy spurs protests ; SPORTS: Netters await challenging season ; Cross-Country gets foothold ; FROM THE SIDELINES: Soccer tournament draws top-ranked teams; players ; Two positions filled at Lepley ; Gebauer resigns from wrestling department ; Spikers gain strength ; Soccer jumps opponents
The Oakland Sail 1984-09-17
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Trustees selected by Blanchard ; Stations closed in dorms ; Women discuss tactics ; MBA degree offered ; EDITORIAL: Paper won't keep quiet ; Amendment may result in rebellion ; Limit opinions to campus concerns ; Station just tried to survive ; CAMPUS LIVING: Crosby; Stills and Nash concert ; Kresge Picnic Thrilling ; History of Dodge Estate ; James Lee Stanley Sings at Mainstage ; o.u. offers organizations ; SPORTS: New weights lift campus interest ; Spikers stop Macomb attack ; FROM THE SIDELINES: Blood-thirsty theme foiled ; Women's soccer launch season ; Golf tourney shows local team support ; C - country covers miles to get wins
The Oakland Sail 1984-09-24
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President outlines future plans ; Graham Center Welcomes MD ; Forensics looking to strong season ; The Other Side of the Bridge ; Expansion plans underway ; EDITORIAL: Excellence for school not just a dream ; 'OUX offers alternative ; CAMPUS CRACKS ; Nickname change suggested ; Could voters abuse right? ; Wallace new assistant director ; CAMPUS LIVING: Balloons highlight Oakland skies ; OPEN SPACE: ID upsets student ; Student Organizations assemble in Crockery ; 25th Anniversary Festival offers high times ; Alumni offer enrichment ; Trivial Pursuers hold contest ; SPORTS: Local support brings tourney success ; Soccer kicks up steam in tourney of stars ; Teams see Spikers take charge ; Near wins keep Netters trying ; FROM THE SIDELINES: Does anyone ever read sports? ; Runners prepare for meets ahead ; Community college enrollment dips
The Oakland Sail 1984-10-01
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New Trustee plans involvement ; Theory debated ; Fee waivers available ; La Fiesta makes debut ; Amendment will expose society ; LETTERS: Ignorance hinders safety ; EDITORIAL: Why you should bolt the two party system ; Voters should use choice ; CAMPUS LIVING: Singing duo hits campus ; New Soap has promise ; How Beer Lake got its name ; Fool for Love disappointing ; Children of all ages ; Student succeeds in writing career ; OPEN SPACE: Bottoms Up! ; Hamlet lights up theatre ; SPORTS Soccer slides by U of M 1-0 ; Spikers nab Ford ; FROM THE SIDELINES: Isiah Thomas to steal show ; X-Country takes first at home ; Soccer club fights injuries ; Netters fall to WSU ; Featured Athlete ; PHILOSOPHICAL PHIL
The Oakland Sail 1984-10-08
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Trustee Plans Active Role ; Many qualifiers considered Campus hiring a complex process ; Alcohol policies Defied on Campuses ; NEWS ANALYSIS: Candidates play Games ; Internships increase ; South African boycott aimed at racism ; EDITORIAL: No flexibility evident in financial aid ; "Theory debated"; "Symposium" disputed ; CAMPUS LIVING: Meadow Brook play elementary fun ; OPEN SPACE: Student compelled with desire to write ; Celebrities highlight pageant ; Campus highlighted by landscaping ; SPORTS: Soccer grabs control at MSU match ; Outlaws run through Roadhouse ; Spikers have talent to weaken opposition ; Swimmers make way for upcoming season ; Featured Athlete: Judy Jenner ; New wrestling coach takes over ; A run to the finish ; Backhand in the nick of time ; Mainstage schedules vocal impersonator ; "Take a break" ; PHILOSOPHICAL PHIL ; Who said ; CAMPUS CRACKS
The Oakland Sail 1984-10-15
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Student shot and killed in Detroit park ; Nuke protestors to complete a human chain ; Student takes a deserved break ; Reagan wins mock voting ; Placement office moves ; EDITORIAL: Oakland's identity needs promoting ; Apathetic plague strikes campus ; Participation in demonstration urged ; Council services commuters ; Vonnegut to lecture ; CAMPUS LIVING: 'Show Cause' demands attention ; Club opens doors in communications ; Impersonator sings at Mainstage ; Producer takes pride in play ; Tiger fever strikes dorms ; Vels album disappointing ; SPORTS: Wins continue for men's soccer ; Spikers defeat WSU; record stays strong ; Harriers finish close; keep building talent ; Nice 'n easy return ; Oh; what a Pioneer wave! ; FROM THE SIDELINES: Future plans include new women's sport ; FEATURED ATHLETE: TAG GRAHAM ; "Take a break" ; PHILOSOPHICAL PHIL ; PRESIDENTIAL AND ELECTION TRIVIA ; CROSS WORD PUZZLE: FROM COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE
The Oakland Sail 1984-10-22
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Author Gives A "How-to" ; Sail Comparison shops SAGA's high prices are defended ; Nuke protestors missing the point ; Cops hold party at Fireside ; EDITORIAL: Presidency race not over just yet ; LETTERS: Symposium discussed further ; MCC Conference grateful to administration; congress ; Editor clarifies position: the Sail is in good hands ; CAMPUS LIVING: Center for Arts features Italian play ; The "Runner Stumbles" and falls ; Dutch Leonard to speak Writers Conference to draw crowd ; GROUP OF SEVEN RETURNS ROCKNE BUST TO NOTRE DAME ; COMPUTER TEACHERS ARE 'VANISHING' ; Interview with Kurt Vonnegut ; Students honored by society ; Brothers' return to vinyl is a success ; Environment affects life each option has its own advantage ; Order of Liebowitz sponsors vampire hunt ; SPORTS: Steady wins shoot soccer forward ; Netters post tough victory; defeat: League tourney this weekend ; Club manages to win in physical test of skill ; Featured Athlete ; John Brabbs ; Road losses bring Spikers back fighting ; FROM THE SIDELINES: Celebration starts wave of violence ; "Take a break": PHILOSOPHICAL PHIL ; CROSS WORD PUZZLE: FROM COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE
The Oakland Sail 1984-10-29
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Alcohol license denied for dance ; School keeps Trying ; Students win relations award ; Contract may have hidden strings ; Reagan had his own questionable finances ; EDITORIAL: Prejudice combated; students commended ; Weight control linked to college ; College students should exercise right to vote in coming election ; Campus religious clashes on the rise ; Torch Song lights up Fisher ; OPEN SPACE: Student finds "scoping" a favorite campus pastime ; CAMPUS LIVING: Songwriter brings humor to Mainstage ; Vampire stalks OU ; "Teachers" makes serious statement ; Autumn brightens campus ; Dance beauty pageant try-outs held: Girls compete for honors in Varner Hall ; Kiss album offensive to ears ; SPORTS: North wood's tough serves stop spikers ; Soccer winning streak stops ; High hopes for women's swimming ; Featured athlete Freeman kicks toward new record ; Voter's Choice deceptive Blanchard; Kelley take stabs at "C" ; "Take a break" ; CROSS WORD PUZZLE
The Oakland Sail 1984-11-05
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Prof; students involved in row ; Student charged with dorm rape ; Exchange ; Police urge crime prevention ; Boyle campaigns in Oakland ; Journalists focus on student apathy ; Americans concerned about costs ; EDITORIAL: Sail's endorsement causes controversy ; News analysis confuses issue ; Vote offers some choices ; CAMPUS LIVING ; Students attend conference ; Play humanizes RFK ; Victims of rape get more support ; Album features rock greats ; Presidential Candidate Mike Carbone ; Presidential Candidate Pamela S. Connon ; Presidential Candidate Chris Finneran ; Presidential Candidate Gary M. Nanian ; Congress Candidates ; Peter Arbour ; Halloween brings out student "spirits" ; SPORTS: Soccer defeats Wright State 5-0 ; Fighting spirit comes alive Spikers near season end ; Netters finish fifth in Conference: Next season outlook promising; returning players to add depth ; INTRAMURAL ROUNDUP