1975-1987: The Oakland Sail
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Item The Oakland Sail 1982-01-18(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-01-18) Oakland Sail, Inc.An intellectual; a religious man' ABS; BAM-C commemorate King's birthday ; Prospects for education majors improving in the coming years ; Winter weather wallops OU causing numerous problems ; Consolidation displeases students; residence halls has no alternative ; Weather poses problems for OU students ; Teacher compares an Israeli university to OU ; EDITORIAL: Letters; Reader criticizes the Meadow Brook tours ; National day of recognition should be declared for King ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: Glaciers cancel class; New ice age begins ; Skaters invade Beer Lake ; Language color adds spice to boring life ; Dreyfuss gives an excellent performance in movie that critically analyzes death ; Winter Carnival highlights ; The NCAA compromised: Will Hillsdale join now? ; SPORTS: Alpine ski racers competing without athletic department ; Freshman enthused about racing ; Women cagers lead GLIAC ; Men cagers win one; lose one ; Vincent leads OU diversItem The Oakland Sail 1982-01-25(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-01-25) Oakland Sail, Inc.27 university employees affected: Payroll snafu puts administration on 'hot seat' ; New computer man will upgrade system ; Storm damage exceeds $10,000 ; Cuts in funding prompt alternative action Colleges flirt with tuition based on popularity ; New chartered OU organization geared toward women engineers ; Search continues for public relations post ; 'Small' payroll error costs university money and crucial employee loyalty ; EDITORIAL ; LETTERS: Student feels history of MBH is important ; Idiot trips into space O'Dowd Hall takes off ; Sorry - no room for Jello ; Cross country crazies ; White works of cold art ; CAMPUS LIVING - WINTER CARNIVAL ; Teams pull together in tug of war ; Bunnies take Bowl ; Ski Slalom ; It looked easy enough ; Miggles & Magee ; Need for full time SID only half the problem ; Comning Attractions ; SPORTS ; Women add another win ; Lady Pioneers to challenge Detroit ; U of D game to be broadcast ; Early start helped cager Barnard's career ; Men drop two in league ; Tankers defeat Wright ; Women manage to tie ; Cincinnati Bengals run up 'super' bill ; Sophpmore business student wins Miss Silverdome titleItem The Oakland Sail 1982-02-02(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-02-02) Oakland Sail, Inc.Champagne; DeCarlo want guarantees: Administrators uncertain about Milliken's plan ; Stress related problems occurring more frequently with downturn in economy ; 'Gotcha' ; The Oakland Sail wins second place award in 1981 ; Plawecki calls governor's idea merely 'creative bookkeeping' ; Icy conditions make life more difficult for OU's handicapped ; Hazardous conditions wreak havoc on several campuses nationwide ; Results to be made known by mid-February Student survey examines OU's weaknesses ; Milliken's leadership questionable when dealing with higher education ; EDITORIAL 'Dynamic' presidency is beneficial to school ; Safe sleeping is top priority for students ; Children yearn for the spotlights ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS: Advising tries to clear requirement confusion ; Likely excuse for Idiot's tardy prof ; Miggles & Magee ; Mediocre acting detracts from World Premiere play ; Fonda and Hepburn combine to create box office success ; SPORTS: Lady Pioneers down Detroit ; Women holding first after three more wins ; McLean's leadership is key to her success at center ; Chico's men win first in meet's history Women swimmers defeat Chico in phone meet ; Keeping promises at last - the men Pioneers make good ; Men cagers come back from Saginaw to win two straight in conference play ; In spite of injury trouble wrestlers win two on roadItem The Oakland Sail 1982-02-08(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-02-08) Oakland Sail, Inc.Snowstorm blasts Detroit; leaves OU buried ; 'New Federalism' worries administrators ; Whew: Closing the university takes more than a phone call ; Fight against cuts continue OU coalition seeks answers from legislators ; New teacher's award becomes a first at OU ; Increase in stress nationwide; OU students slightly affected ; EDITORIAL ; LETTERS: Professor reaffirms her intent in original letter ; Higher education loses in shift ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; The Village Idiot: JOHN COWAN ; World lint saved ; Looking back to the future Eagle Theatre lives again ; Troupe delivers comic punch ; SET stages classic tragedy ; My kollumn: MARIANNE POULIN ; SPORTS: Chances are grim for wrestling title because of injuries ; Adjustments made; Lubitz leads cagers ; Women win two; men rebound from overtime loss ; VanWalkenberg fires up for national competition ; 'Winter Wonderland' - OU styleItem The Oakland Sail 1982-02-15(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-02-15) Oakland Sail, Inc.Rally only draws around 200 students Legislators give pledge to higher education ; Federal cutbacks force students into a heavy lobbying campaign ; Charter Board chairperson to officially resign this month ; Faculty speak out Reaganomics "round one" at OU ; Robotics: OU's new center names an acting director ; Wanted: A militant student ; EDITORIAL ; LETTERS: Ferris State College SID sees need for the same at OU ; Student says Meadowbrook is an 'aesthetic contribution' ; Congressmembers angered by president's paycheck ; OU faces $12,000 bill due to snow ; Radical shuts down university ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Jazz runs in 'Doc's' blood ; You've come a long way Charlie Brown ; Chariots of Fire starts hot but loses in the end ; OU student challenges the Village Idiot's wit ; Gil Scott-Heron to perform at OU ; SPORTS: Athletic consolidation is an attempt to survive ; Eubanks excels at 'flying leaps' ; Women cagers win three; men split pair in conferenceItem The Oakland Sail 1982-02-23(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-02-23) Oakland Sail, Inc.Congressman urges black youth to aspire ; Kleckner in 'pursuit of excellence' at OU ; VICTORY!: Lady Pioneers clinch Great Lakes Conference cage title ; Universities call state bill 'sensitive issue' ; New appointee is an OU grad: Director brings enthusiasm to residence halls ; OU cheaters may pay the price ; Poet and author enlightens OU students as part of "Black Awareness" festivities ; EDITORIAL: University needs to support solid athletic department more ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; The Village Idiot ; New class allows students to earn while they learn ; Take Off! Students anticipate spring break ; Getting away from it all ; Drive someone else's car to Florida ; New phone number creates consolidation of dorm rooms ; The Border borders touching drama with unnecessary violence ; Athletic teams will make OU a national powerhouse ; Statistics misleading as to this young eager's raw skill ; SPORTS: Men set to defend league title; hope to regain national honor ; Women going to nationals 'to learn' ; Men cagers go out winners; look ahead to next season ; Cagers Brauer; Peterson end collegiate careers ; Vagle to challenge national swim record ; Craig and Mannino are on their way to nationalsItem The Oakland Sail 1982-03-08(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-03-08) Oakland Sail, Inc.Governor shifts strategy on deferral proposal ; Education Department to close ; Advance to quarterfinals Ladies squash Northern Kentucky ; EDITORIAL: Meadow Brook Hall still draws criticism ; Designer pens getting as popular as Calvins ; Dance marathon scheduled ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Meadow Brook play overcomes 1 nervousness and 'first night' jitters ; SPORTS: Determined wrestlers will be 'trying again' next year ; Reclaim title Men tankers win league meet ; Krawford excels in 'must-win' gamesItem The Oakland Sail 1982-03-15(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-03-15) Oakland Sail, Inc.Universities to lose a quarterly appropriation: Milliken proposes an increase in income tax ; Patterson proposes to expand our economy ; Dorm students face another housing increase in Spring ; CAMP to release report ; The Old West ; AAUP makes preparations for upcoming contract negotiations ; Cuts cause emergence of strong lobby: National student push 'comes in with a roar' ; Results from the student survey correspond with national trends ; Refusing access to CAMP's report will hurt the entire OU community ; EDITORIAL: University's character could be the latest victim in our money tight times ; Prospective fall program ROTC: Alternatives with post grad obligations ; Pothole attack ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Be it at a party or a bar; St. Patty's Day brings out the spirit in everybody ; My kollumn: MARIANNE POULIN ; Doomsday prediction sets stage for end of the world ; Living away from home; family is close in dorm ; The Village Idiot ; John Cowan ; Idiot gets the short end of spring break ; Kevin Smith Staff Writer Looking at this year's best; sports don't need more cuts ; SPORTS: Cagers defeat Chapman ; Coach Jones plays key role ; Learning experience becomes winning as women take third ; Casual pose misleading 'cause swimmers are ready to go to the national meet ; 'Let's Get Physical': Tony Alessi tests endurance in Ironman Triathalon ; Bowling makes Mondays fun ; Volleyball team considering walk-ons ; Attention: Golfers and netters ; AIAW ready to give in up women's sports war ; Nupes win 1982 IM titleItem The Oakland Sail 1982-03-22(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-03-22) Oakland Sail, Inc.Liberal arts hit the hardest CAMP calls for 'phasing out' of ten programs ; Ladies dumped in consolation game ; Streamlining administrative efforts key ingredient in SUAMP study ; Pierce hopes to uplift Michigan's economy ; Tisch pushes hard for his upcoming ballot proposals ; EDITORIAL: CAMP report shows only one view in an issue that needs full discussion ; Letters: Sail criticized for lack of athletic team support ; Student criticizes allowing 'immoral' ad to be printed ; Burnout: the working mothers' syndrome ; Dorms prepare for brother-sister visit ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Students form committees to save college education ; Professor loses sleep over lack of published articles ; SPORTS: Tuskegee postpones OU's bid for a national title ; National title eludes the tankers despite Huth's tremendous efforts ; Lady Pioneers achieved their expectations alone ; Vondrasek's intensity typifies the spirit of the Lady PioneersItem The Oakland Sail 1982-03-29(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-03-29) Oakland Sail, Inc.Shallow sees CAMP as beneficial Report winning University Congress support ; Talent time ; SUAMP proposals lead to a 'wait and see' attitude ; Congress proposes revised educational aid packages ; Computer equipment stolen; believed to be 'an inside job' ; Fitzgerald plans to be tough if elected governor next fall ; Misconceptions about ad cover up some vital facts ; EDITORIAL ; Letters ; Sports editorial called 'in bad taste' ; Reader suggests audience consideration crucial to Sail ; Corrections ; If you thought in state was cheap: Recent study proves out of state tuition cheaper ; Black fraternity stages nationwide petition for renewal of Voting Act ; Financial aid worries Fear plagues directors over Reagan's proposal ; Reagan's proposal could result in a $150 billion tax income loss ; College discovers new financial'alternative' ; 'By George' shows Gershwin's best ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Some days are just not worth the hassle ; Band wins trip to Nashville ; The Village Idiot: Angry spirit comes home to protest proposed changes in 'her' university ; 'Wait Until Dark' suspense and terror at Meadow Brook ; Sad financial plight made brighter by athletic success ; SPORTS: Athletics future is more secure due to student priorities report ; Kevin Hanson prepares for marathon run ; Health benefits urge students to run ; Intramural soccer well received by students ; Pryor's 'Live' a little dead for audience ; 'Deathtrap' captivates viewersItem The Oakland Sail 1982-04-05(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-04-05) Oakland Sail, Inc.Cable franchise may be awarded soon ; Congress hopes rally will attract student's input and participation ; President's secretary to be phased out; Champagne cites improved efficiency ; Candidate says state suffers "brain drain" ; Gubernatorial candidate draw largest crowd Kammer advocates competitive industry ; EDITORIAL ; Letters: Triad parking situation irritates dorm student ; Pryor review missed important points ; Telephone company places halt on the misuse of third party service ; OU graduate gives parties for a living ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Idiot helps RA defect from dorms ; Forensic team speaks out ; Pryor gives excellent performance in 'hero' comedy ; SPORTS: Cross country 'most feasible' Rule requires new women's team ; New coach strives to build up tennis program ; 'Enthusiastic' golfers expect a good year ;Item The Oakland Sail 1982-04-12(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-04-12) Oakland Sail, Inc.Sees need for compromise on Palestinian issue: Eban praises Camp David treaty with Egypt ; Champagne defends committees' reports ; Aid cutbacks creating odd alternatives ; Candidate for State Board of Education Advocate dedicates life to 'quality education' ; Pending federal financial cuts cause anxiety throughout OU population ; EDITORIAL ; Letters: Support for Graham Health Center urged ; Professor upset over Sail editorial reply ; Petition is first step in overcoming 'hurdle' ; Arab organization stages response to the presentation by Abba Eban ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Disco gets Idiot into trouble with the law ; Good job for musical 'By George' production ; Dance theatre prepares for upcoming spring performance ; The 'Windy City' offers something for everyone ; 'Polyester is new cult film of the 80's ; Meadow Brook sets stage for next season ; SPORTS: 'Hard'gym floor causing injuries Outdated sports center is just too small ; 'Popular' youth camps entering eighth year ; Students fail to place in judo nationals ; Ted Williams helps with freshmenItem The Oakland Sail 1982-04-19(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1982-04-19) Oakland Sail, Inc.A look at the 1981-82 academic year News focuses on controversial issues ; CAMP ; SUAMP ; Parents prefer paying offsprings' education ; New trend for yearbooks ; Gubernatoral candidate implores all students to become 'involved' ; Cuts ; Weather ; Dorms ; EDITORIAL: Editor departs university regrets pervading realism ; State Board of Education member feels cuts should be made elsewhere ' ; Letters: Triad and Lepley conflict Student feels overnight parking removal 'asset' ; Despite explicitness; student supports ad editorial ; Worn American flag disrespectful to OU ; CAMPUS LIVING - ARTS ; Idiot graduates with Prez's strong blessings ; British study offers more than 'traditional' classes ; Students may find summer vacation a time of work ; Dorms are in disagreement over money from machines ; The real genius behind the Village Idiot is finally revealed ; Cigarette send-off will help smokers quit habit ; Student discount keeps summer fun inexpensive ; SPORTS ; Vandenberg fights to keep video profits ; Continuum Center to cosponsor a seminar dealing with the handicapped ; Costs could prevent solution Lepley injuries spur resurfacing proposals ; Persians win indoor soccer title