1987-2022: The Oakland Post

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The Oakland Post 1987-09-08
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-09-08) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Barn burns down ; Barn's struggle to stay open ends ; President returns from short leave ; Champagne's absence causes varied reaction ; School repairs cost $547,000 ; Health sciences welcome new dean ; Construction haze ; Pipe construction nears completion ; NEWS BRIEFS Former OU student dies on Flight 255 ; Tuition increases ; Four-car accident occurs at entrance ; Ring stolen from Art Carved display ; SPB equipment still missing ; Committee surveys faculty on president ; Road repair work should be finished; bureaucracy guilty? ; Changing flat tire becomes night to remember ; Letters to the Editor - Cheerleading inappropriate for university campus ; Speed limit too low raise it back to 25 ; Registrar Office fails to send graduate's transcripts on time ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Letters to the Editor ; Greeting extended ; Women aim for marriage jobs ; Studying unavoidable when cravings attack ; The Wild Pizza changes style slowly acquires new customers ; Students give advice on dorm living ; Food new faces abound at picnic ; Soccer team prepares for season; fired up; ready to dominate league ; Detroit Lions captivate OU ; New coach holds record ; Volleyball team fairs well in first matches ; Fencers compete in national tournament ; Cross country coach needs more runners ; Staff softball team bops young competition in summer league.
The Oakland Post 1987-09-14
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-09-14) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Kresge Library prepares for $11.5 million expansion ; Dance it up ; Overnight guest policy sparks controversy ; Enrollment increases ; Classroom space shortage still a problem ; Lieutenant governor inspires audience ; NEWS BRIEFS ; Studying's hard work ; Corrections ; Guest policy imposes unfair requirements ; Letters to the Editor ; Professor says she's misquoted in Post article ; Night students face special difficulties ; Family Gathering ; Saga program offers savings ; Fashion trends revert to '60s ; Student leaves Jordan adjusts to life in American college ; Witchcraft practices taught in classroom ; Play stars fail expectations ; Tau Beta Pi buys $4,000 rock monument ; SPORTS ; Victory cigars ; Riots anyone ; Spikers ride competition win opening meet decisively ; Golf pro wins scramble here ; Soccer club beats U of M in first game ; Soccer team's debut lacking ; Brother sister skating duo place third in national competition.
The Oakland Post 1987-09-21
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-09-21) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Congress starts up ; Budget decreases $24,000 ; Accredited programs a plus ; Go in peace ; Academic skills center budget means more group tutoring ; Touchtone registration may start ; Students' grades drop slightly ; NEWS BRIEFS Three fights occur ; Suicides attempted ; Congress elects 8 new members ; Goose receives medical attention ; Stroke lecture ; Senate readies for term ; Proposal to count only one 0.0 grade ; Steady increase of book prices due to publisher markups ; Fiddlin' around ; Model library ; Night students gypped in office hours services ; Friend overcomes handicap succeeds ; Letters to the Editor ; Lowry childcare helps mother attend classes ; Sociology prof says Post should include 'university' in name ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Pillow Walk ; New award notes student achievers ; Baseball card collection of 90000 displayed in O C ; Annual Septemberfest celebration combines familiar events; new activities ; Engineering students attempt international auto design event ; Career workshop attracts large number of graduating students; Campus 'lost and found' items destined for police auction ; Condom machines installed at colleges ; 'Dogman's Last Stand' blends fantasy reality ; What's Happening ; 'Fatal Attraction' succeeds as thriller jolts audience with bizarre plot twists ; Students rarely think about sex; researchers claim ; In Their Own Words I'll never forget... ; Butterflies are free ; Finally a pro ; Eren excels as Pioneers shut out unlucky foes ; Spikers get off to 8-1 start Schoolcraft goes down hard ; Osmun first in local run ; Tennis team beats Saginaw ; Soccer club undefeated player ejected for fighting ; Intramurals start today.
The Oakland Post 1987-09-28
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-09-28) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Creative anachronism ; New guest policy considered ; New guest policy considered ; Animal care conditions need to be improved ; Labs conduct animal research ; Financial aid tests students' patience ; Fair fun ; Stress contributes to suicide attempts Help is available for students ; NEWS BRIEFS $600 stolen from student ; Dorm resident possibly set up ; Congress meets ; Accreditation important ; Bug search ; Offices should remain open during lunch ; Letters to the Editor - Student believes apathy major problem among dorm residents ; Suicide blurb tasteless appalling ; Student thinks sex on students' minds more than story said ; New roads fun run too much in one day ; Suicide briefs fail to serve useful purpose ; Library still collecting rest of $2.5 million ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Jabberwocks head Mainstage season ; Transcendentalist recommends meditation for relaxation ; Belly Dancer ; Choir tours Europe ; New group explores cultures ; 'Baby Boom' chuckles with working mothers ; Class encourages creativity ; Going - Going - Gone! ; What's Happening ; In Their Own Words ; Soccer boys clean up beat two opponents ; Volleyball team goes to 11-1 beats nationally ranked team ; Tattooed soccer player hopes for playoff return ; Saginaw takes a beating again netters victorious ; Cross country runners place 26th need more experience says Commerson ; Soccer club stays unbeaten; Nagler scores 4 in one game.
The Oakland Post 1987-10-05
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-10-05) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Students rally ; Early office hours upset night students ; McGregor fund gives $225,000 to campus ; Paint a picture ; Coretta King says poverty is cause of crisis in black families ; Pulitzer winner speaks at school ; Business students organize forum ; NEWS BRIEFS Congress adds two members ; Car parts stolen in north lot ; Lost money found in friend's car ; Racial tensions result in suspension ; Soggy soccer ; Cheating remains a problem ; Visitor policy before board violates rights ; Children offer adults new outlook ; Letters to the Editor Residence halls has 'no right' telling students how to live ; Residence halls policies deny students' rights ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Office workers enjoy hour break ; CIPO Videos attempt to attract students to tapes new topics ; Fund Raisers ; Condoms to be sold at Graham Health Center ; New computerized card catalog LUIS made available at Kresge Library ; Yoga courses should be banned; ministers claim ; Focus on Science Campus research team completes Chrysler project ; 'Just like Grandma used to make...' ; What's Happening ; Movie succeeds with unlikely duo ; Program offers tips for exams ; In Her Own Words ; Individual's Game ; Early Risers ; Spikers lose two; down but not out ; Davis-Elkins learns a lesson Pioneer soccer team the teacher ; Golf team wins Coach Allard likes chances ; Netters go to 3-0 beat Wayne State in tight match ; "Spike" Cameron fencer places fifth ; Intramurals get A-Z treatment ; Osmun places second in run one runner hurt another quits.
The Oakland Post 1987-10-12
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-10-12) Oakland Sail, Inc.
AHC to give views on policy to board ; Pow wow power ; Faculty say report has little effect on review process ; Storm hardware breakdown cause failures ; Author says country living on past success ; NEWS BRIEFS Former UAW president lectures ; Resident finds snake in room ; Sidewalks to be replaced soon ; Toga party ends early ; Silent expression ; Apathy timing hurt lecturers ; Letters to the Editor ; Toga party to go in OU Hall of Shame ; New guest policy waste of money ; Proposed policy severely flawed ; Suicide attempts worth reporting ; News briefs should include follow-ups otherwise incomplete ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Music; characters liven play Meadow Brook Theatre begins 22nd season ; Play takes dark subject matter in stride offers enjoyable show ; What's Happening ; Cider mill popular during fall ; Slavic Folk Ensemble offers travel friendship ; Cold symptoms; allergies common fall problems ; Mainstage comedy act wins over audience ; Characters in new series disappoint ; In His Own Words ; 'It keeps you runnin' ; Joe Burley defeats A-rated fencer Pat Berg second in Michigan Open ; Netters bombed by Ferris; but win two other matches ; Golf team gets going; Dagenais shoots a 73 ; Pioneers cripple Mastodons Chalk up another shutout ; Unbeaten streak ended; Soccer club gets first loss ; Spikers wipe out Hillsdale College; travel to New York to battle Army ; Osmun gets his best time of the season Spezia improves his time by one minute ;
The Oakland Post 1987-10-19
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-10-19) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Board passes budget ; Test upgrades teacher requirements ; Balloon catch ; Students uninformed of cheating consequences ; Students show view of policy to trustees ; Fraser says leadership is harder in democracy ; NEWS BRIEFS University needs more information about Squirrel Rd. proposition ; AFL-CIO head to speak on campus ; Library water lines to be replaced ; Writer's conference ; University asks state for building money ; Students leave board meeting early ruins all ; MBT offers more than students realize ; Letters to the Editor ; 'Equus' appalls viewers with nudity ; Flexible lunch breaks make 'logical sense' ; One prof reads book other speaks little English student mad ; Letters to the Editor ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Sweetist Day sale ; Massage therapy effective; popular way to combat stress ; High blood cholesterol dangerous for all ages ; Alcohol Awareness Week activities kick off ; New perspective ; Nude model works for Oakland 27 years ; Sidney Fink Award ceremony approaches ; Health Career Job Fair welcomes all majors ; What's Happening ; Follow the leader ; New loan bad deal for students more costly than previous ones ; Upcoming calendar features campus life ; In Her Own Words ; College Days ; New Battles ; Williams out spikers drop crucial game ; Men's swimming team gets new blood including Pan-Am games' medalist ; Netters take two matches have best record in years ; Netters take two matches have best record in years ; Soccer team wins 2 Phillips scores again ; Osmun finishes second misses first by 2 seconds ; Lion James Jones On Strike ; Women's soccer club loses 1 ties another in mediocre week ; Golf team places third at U of M ready to challenge Ferris in spring ; Burley Decker travel to Hero's cup tournament.
The Oakland Post 1987-10-26
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-10-26) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Condom availability limited to Graham ; Plant lift ; Dow drop affects university pensions ; Charter board member tells of early days ; Take a deep breath ; Oakland maintains highest student to teacher ratio ; Government cracks down on loans ; NEWS BRIEFS ; Class add deadline may be cut ; 'Equus' requires nudity in scene ; 'Equus' actor views play as work of art; not pornography ; Graduate remembers OU years fondly ; Prof pay raise small compared to inflation ; Fortunes told ; Haunted house; parties planned for Halloween ; Group finds science fiction 'gaming' exciting pastime ; Students combine travel; studies ; On-campus jobs practical option for students ; Concern over Sexually Transmitted Diseases rises ; Weekend alternatives offered at Cranbrook ; Popcorn sale ; What's Happening ; Predictable film lacks excitement ; In His Own Words Joe Burley Blade Runner ; Rating System ; Short Circuit ; Soccer team loses close game; Al Stewart ejected for fighting ; Northwood Institute falls to Pioneers Spikers get ready for conference matches ; School staffer runs in marathon ; 'Old' swimmers return outswim Pioneer tankers ; Burley just misses first place at U of D ; Netters clobber Hillsdale; begin GLIAC tournament ; Soccer club disqualified from OSU tournament.
The Oakland Post 1987-11-02
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-11-02) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Department book budgets inadequate ; Trick or treat ; Students win guest policy controversy ; Campus women buy more condoms than men ; Volunteer work helps trustee in job ; Oakland needs stronger identity ; Apathy continuing problem on campus ; Letters to the Editor 'Equus' represents art not pornography ; Students wanting condoms sold in dorms should try growing up ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Mainstage act blends wild comedy music ; Animal rights movement voices cause in powerful record ; What's Happening ; Annual blood drive falls short of goal ; Don't be cruel ; Netters second coach honored ; Soccer boys' playoff hopes weaken Coach Parsons gets 100th win at OU ; Women's swim team gets alumnus coach ; Soccer club ends season ; Swim baby swim ; Week off doesn't help Spikers lose anyway ; Osmun third in meet goes to regionals next.
The Oakland Post 1987-11-09
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-11-09) Oakland Sail, Inc.
University begins training on use of hazardous chemicals ; Shortage of publicity hinders student elections ; Extension classes not always desirable ; Trustee brings experience to board ; Schools vary approach to condom issue ; NEWS BRIEFS ; Clothes stolen from laundry room ; Radar detector taken from car ; CREF value remains low ; Congress presents two bills for referendum ; Presidential candidates offer views on issues ; OPINION Kelly Martek best candidate for president ; Banks clean up on credit cards rates ; Letters to the Editor ; Leading roles in two new films boost career of upcoming actor ; Knowledge of risk factors promotes 'Safe Sex' ; Student group provides alternative film selections ; OU Star Search features student talent professional magician ; What's Happening ; SPORTS ; Soccer team wins four playoffs could be next ; Spikers loose to Ferris Wayne playoff hopes all but gone ; Women's swim team 3rd at Bowline Green relays ; Pioneer tankers take 1st break several records ; Burley goes to town D rating may be next ; University reserves 15-20 parking places for Pistons basketball team.
The Oakland Post 1987-11-16
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-11-16) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Breakdown ; Future of barn land still undecided ; Martek wins close election ; President starts hiring freeze to cut budget ; President starts hiring freeze to cut budget ; Few faculty APs support capital campaign ; NEWS BRIEFS High library bids force reduction in expansion ; Head-on collision occurs before black-tie dinner ; Goose decapitated ; Larcenies cost students $140 ; False fire alarm forces evacuation of Hamlin Hall ; CIPO director leaves for new job ; Congress starts $500 award ; Mansion previews holiday tradition ; Student tours Japan observes attitudes ; Student bodybuilder shoots for 1988 Miss Michigan title ; What's Happening ; Turnout in congress race much too low ; Students must experience rejection ; Letters to the Editor Meister doesn't fit presidential mold still deserves chance ;
The Oakland Post 1987-11-23
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-11-23) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Business school gains computer system; hopes for accreditation ; Computer costs $1 million ; Schools hold off on hiring freezes ; Lake geese ; Newspaper takes action against police ; School board vice chair thrives on community involvement ; NEWS BRIEFS Author speaks on problems of poor ; Buildings close for holiday ; 2 suicide attempts bring total to 12 ; Finch takes over Area Hall Council ; Walkways construction first in 25 years ; Osmosis ; Students stay Republican ; Public Safety policy is unfair ; Students need to appreciate facilities ; Letters to the Editor ; Athletic facilities closed to students open for others ; Letters to the Editor ; BLOOM COUNTY ; What's Happening ; Residence halls' cafeteria offers few healthy options ; Movie provides silly warm brand of comedy ; Information on birth control provides freedom ; Varner production poses provoking questions ; New communications club formed ; Children's book week offers guidance on literature ; Bill threatens to limit grants; loans ; In His Own Words ; Lady Pioneers rout Siena team ; Men's basketball team defeats Toledo Greg Kampe begins fourth year as head coach ; Women's swim team defeats Western Ontario opens 1987-88 season with packed house at home ; Friday the 13th proves lucky tankers defeat two schools ; Team USA ties MSU in hockey exhibition ; Pistons pay $15,500 per year to shoot hoops at Oakland Could use Lepley Sports Center gym up to 70 times this year ; Spikers wrap season; end on winning note ; Oakland student Salassa wins novice fencing tournament at U of D.
The Oakland Post 1987-11-30
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-11-30) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Public Safety; newspaper resolve dispute ; Elementary education changes admission to once-a-year for 1988 ; Increased suicide attempts perplex school ; Friends important in prevention; counseling director says ; Trustee discovers architecture early ; Some attempts classified as gestures by officials ; NEWS BRIEFS: Car parts taken ; Man says $500 stolen from room ; Turkey mistaken for campus goose ; No UZI found ; What's Happening ; Internships develop into popular learning option ; Oakland instructor speaks for 'Crossroads' support program ; Film shows unlikely trio of fathers ; The Wild Pizza loses on-campus taste test ; 'Oakland Post' is not PR tool ; WOUX increases its professionalism ; United State's toxic laws not followed ; Colleges continue recovery from stock market crash ; Pioneer cagers massacre two ; Tankers lose by.65 seconds to Michigan State ; Burley captures 1st place in epee ; OU records fall to tankers in third-place Miami finish ; Three Michigan men skate for 1988 U.S. Olympic hockey team ; Lady Pioneers on rampage; Trojan women feel OU muscle ; Sigma Alpha Sigma wallops 'Those Guys;' 8 to 2 victory extends winning streak to 3 ; Sectional fencing championships will be held at Oakland next year
The Oakland Post 1987-12-07
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1987-12-07) Oakland Sail, Inc.
On campus crime decreases; more precautions needed: Dorm larcenies still a problem ; Safety measures important ; CRIME STATISTICS ; Ho ho ho ; Secondary ed may return as 5-year program ; CIA job recruitment receives little reaction ; Top business executive lends wisdom of age to board ; NEWS BRIEFS Clothing taken from laundry room ; Stereo stolen ; Watch taken from Vandenberg ; Library hours shortened for holidays ; CIA sparks controversy ; Arms treaty is well-worth risk ; Burn out common this time of year ; Christmas season arrives too early ; Letters to the Editor: Students; faculty need to abandon WOUX prejudices ; BLOOM COUNTY ; 'A Chistmas Carol' brings holidays to Meadow Brook ; Mixing Christmas season with family problems brings on confusion ; Time to sleep dwindles as exams approach ; Coping with stress comes with self-awareness ; Post Scripts ; Mainstage performer hypnotizes audience ; What's Happening ; Gallery displays wide range of art in new exhibition ; Coffee House faces declining student participation ; Just ask Larry Bird ; Kellie Hill ; Peaks and valleys ; Things have changed ; Gamecocks on a roll; record 5-0 ; Lady Pioneers beat University of Mich: Delie named MVP of Grand Rapids Tournament ; Freshman skater and sister could be in Olympics in 1988 ; Transition from HS to college sports tough ; Pioneers score a lot but still lose 2 games ; Lift-a-thon to raise money for weight room ; Spiker Tracey Jones gets GLIAC honor; sets new team record ; Tankers win at Eastern Michigan Schermer excels
The Oakland Post 1988-01-11
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1988-01-11) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Sub-zero temperatures arrive with new semester ; Student adjusts to new heart ; Fire behind library destroys construction equipment ; College dean accepts job in California ; MEA president lives education around the clock: Government needs to redo priorities; trustee says ; NEWS BRIEFS: Illegal sledders caught by police ; Board meets ; Hamlin has false fire alarm ; 13th student tries suicide ; Safety; health directors selected ; Automatic doors postive move; like to see more ; BAM educational; time to study races ; Letters to the Editor: World not full of 'sunshine; roses' paper must give facts ; 'Post' headlines on food service articles poor; misleading ; Commencements for class '88 should occur on same day ; Vacationers use holiday time well ; Performances in play provide class ; New Years holiday ties memories; hopes together ; Students; faculty recall trends on campus from the past year ; Holiday resolutions continue to gain originality; creativity ; Recognition of frostbite; hypothermia symptoms crucial ; Automatic doors provide options to disabled people ; Frenzied acting style works well in new comic movie ; What's Happening ; Hoopsters fall to Michigan Tech: Gregory records 171st assist for school record ; Image? What image? ; Lady Pioneer cagers win 6 of 7 over holidays: Enter league schedule leading division with 13-1 record ; Tankers beat Cleveland State; 2 divers qualify nationally ; Fencers' new instructor has plenty of experience to pass on to students ; Swimmers get tans in Florida; ready to continue with season
The Oakland Post 1988-01-18
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1988-01-18) Oakland Sail, Inc.; Butt, Mary
Holiday celebrates King's acts ; Surf's up ; Less students; fewer funds force increase in tuition ; Trustee says dream lives: Believes Americans don't value country ; Low math scores prompt class change: Math 141 uses new format ; Enrollment decline forces Congress budget cuts ; Macomb County enrollment increases ; Figure Eight ; More students entering colleges ; Campuses participate in Palestinian protests ; NEWS BRIEFS Video machines taken from hall ; Larceny suspect goes to court ; Speakers stolen ; Faculty absences approach 13 ; AP; CT vacancies number 36 ; March celebrates King's birthday ; Court condones censorship ; Students should appreciate arts ; BAM time to recognize racial differences ; Letters to the Editor ACC 200-210 exams should be offered at night for students ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Tanning salons gain popularity despite apparent health risks ; What's Happening ; 'Good Morning Vietnam' contains more than stand-up comedy ; History professor wins recognition: Receives highest award possible ; Mother of four becomes residence halls student ; Milk crate thefts result in law punishing offenders ; Campus changes become evident by remembering '68 ; In 1968 ; Sole male cheerleader enjoys job ; Sole male cheerleader enjoys job ; In her own words: 'I'm a swimmer' ; Cagers in first; Lakers fall hard ; Lady tankers take close one from Wright State ; Groggery still undefeated; Sigma falls ; Swimmers lose to U of M Oakland divers can't keep up with Michigan crew ; Hoop team hums; Cagers trump Lakers: Gregory gets assist lying on floor ; Student skater and sister compete nationally: Couple places 12th despite injured hand ; Fencers beat two teams at MSU meet ; Oakland fencers lose at December event
The Oakland Post 1988-01-25
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1988-01-25) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Survey shows change in freshmen's goals ; Use of sand upsets employees ; Toxic wastes left in unattended truck: Vehicle rolls down hill; no spillage occurs ; PCBs have history of problems ; Change in GSL program causes approval decline ; Loan rate decreases to 40 percent ; President's club gifts increase before changes in tax rate take effect ; March of Kings ; News Briefs Fellows honored ; BAM begins ; BAM committee sponsors program ; WOUX conducts frequency search ; Corrections ; Trucks holding hazardous PCBs need attending ; Letters to the Editor Parking 'situation' poses problems ; White or black; Americans need freedom of speech ; Math instructors must stress learning not memorization ; Education program should consider more than grades ; 271 South Foundation ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Winter games go well despite lack of snow ; New group helps accident victims ; Identical twins on campus create challenges for others ; What's Happening ; Mainstages challenges students not to laugh ; 'She's Having a Baby' shows brighter side of growing up ; Winter activities risk broken bones; sprains: Post Scripts ; Where are the fans? ; Bittinger great in overtime win ; Assists keep on coming for ex-sailor Gregory ; Lady Pioneers hold onto first place ; Lady tankers get win over Grand Valley St. ; GLIAC standings: Women's basketball ; Magazine rates college tankers: OU team first in division II ; Floor hockey playoffs start this week
The Oakland Post 1988-02-01
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1988-02-01) Oakland Sail, Inc.
University celebrates black history ; Fire call ; Blanchard's budget request curtails money for higher ed ; Truck left in wrong gear causes roll ; Blood ; Students take longer to complete degrees ; Many changes in majors possible cause ; Women's studies provides different view ; NEWS BRIEFS Vandenberg site of recent thefts ; Gas line breaks ; AHC president quits position ; Violin virtuoso ; Reverse racism taints BAM ; Sex; food motivates human race ; Letters to the Editor Right to free speech should be practiced with self-restraint ; 'Post' fails black fraternity with insufficent coverage ; When snow storms hit; sand better than salt despite mess ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Dan Rather event not unique media attacked often ; What's Happening ; Play covers serious matters despite humorous material ; Class taught at Greenfield Village give teachers historic perspective ; Students form group to write creative magazine ; Dog becomes popular personality on campus ; Eight students art history professor spend fall semester in Vienna ; Counseling center offers valuable services to students community ; Measles close Colorado campus ; Florida; anyone? ; In her own words ; Special equipment ; Chinese torture ; Stretch before fencing ; A spot of tape ; Spike called me a wimp ; Pioneers put Ferris Bulldogs on leash as record crowd goes nuts ; Pioneer tankers sink third-ranked Clarion 138-79 ; Cheerleaders pompons pep band do their best ; Senior athletes reflect on end of playing days ; Gamecocks Groggery win face one another in title game ; Lady tankers not sad with 112-107 defeat ; Fencers cut deal with Wolverines join U of M team at tournament ; Cagers kick Ferris Bulldogs ; Hoop star Klein-Green has lawman husband ; GLIAC standings.
The Oakland Post 1988-02-08
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1988-02-08) Oakland Sail, Inc.
Williams' example inspires campus ; I-75 roadwork affects nearby commuters ; Surgeon general tries student AIDS testing ; Meredith stresses family values ; Oakland has highest ratio of females to males in state ; NEWS BRIEFS AHC president appointed ; Student arrested for drunk driving ; Educator lectures ; Soapy touched students staff with warmth ; Letters to the Editor If media appears discriminatory do something about it ; Letter writer mixed freedom of speech with racial criticism ; Racism not limited to 'KKK-style' acts ; School spirit 'rejuvenates' game ; New admission criteria last blow; says education major ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Scoping remains popular activity ; Double feature acts please audience ; Names of buildings reveal school's history ; Students work together to make 'Crimes of the Heart' a success ; Setting lighting costume crews work to last minute despite early planning ; Condoms offer STD prevention birth control ; Whats Happening ; I changed my mind ; Addition's tricky friend ; Addition's tricky friend ; A real oxymoron ; The profit motive ; Peterbuilt knees ; Soo Lakers humble hoop team ; Tankers coast to victory in easy 141-70 rout of Ferris ; Swimmer Cleland wishes he were hoop star ; Gamecocks win big ; Pioneers whip Tech Huskies as toilet tissue rains on gym floor ; Pioneers whip Tech Huskies as toilet tissue rains on gym floor ; Lady Bulldogs can't keep up with Pioneers.
The Oakland Post 1988-02-15
(Oakland Sail, Inc., 1988-02-15) Oakland Sail, Inc.
WINTER ARRIVES ; Physical therapy may change structure ; Special programs director notes progress in academic support ; Elementary ed alters criteria for admission ; University extends contract with EDS ; Court appeal ; NEWS BRIEFS AFSCME workers receive raise ; Donations reach record amount ; Murphy to teach leadership class ; Race between parties begins ; BLOOM COUNTY ; Varner hall offers cultural variety ; Letters to the Editor False advertisement of Campus Crusade film disgusts viewer ; Press twists facts breaks public images ; Despite 2:1 female male ratio OU men still face problems ; Football players possess brains too ; What's Happening ; New tax laws affect scholarships; deductions ; Balancing love with friends can cause problems