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The Michigan Daly Friday. January 30. 1998 -7

Scientists find
hair loss gene
WASHINGTON (AP) - Scientists have discovered a gene
hat causes a rare and extreme form of hair loss, a finding they
ay could one day point to better remedies for common heredi-
baldness.
esearchers found the gene - appropriately named "hair-
ess" -- by studying a Pakistani family plagued for generations
>y an inherited form of alopecia universalis. Sufferers are born
vithout eyelashes or eyebrows, quickly lose the hair on top of
he head and never grow any body hair.
lts a far cry from the more common male pattern baldness,
hat sends millions of men for hair-growth drugs or toupees.
But because the hairless gene regulates the same hair follicle,
fnd appears to switch on other hair-related genes, it provides a
ital clue to understanding hair growth and loss, said lead
esearcher Angela Christiano of Columbia University.
*;We're hoping this will lead us to the next gene and the next,"
aid Christiano, a dermatology professor who has begun test-
ube experiments to uncover how the hairless gene works.
"This is sort of like getting your foot in the door," agreed Dr.
)avid Valle, a medical geneticist and pediatrician at Johns
lopkins University, who praised the study, which is being pub-
ished tomorrow in the journal Science.
"We don't know too much about the hair follicle," explained

Judge excludes Lewinsky
evidence from Jones case

The Washirigrtoll Post

Daily Sports guys John Leroi, Nick Cotsonika and Fred Link
show off their diminishing hairlines.
Valle, whose patients include several teen-age girls with similar
severe baldness. "It's a chance to begin to understand the role of
the genes in controlling and regulating the function of the hair
follicle."
There are several forms of hereditary hair loss, but scientists
until now had been unable to find any of the genes responsible.
Christiano began her hunt in a large Pakistani family that had
inherited alopecia universalis - the rarest and most extreme
form of hair loss - that struck at least five generations, includ-
ing seven still-living patients.
Extensive DNA testing failed to find a possible gene, but sci-
entists did narrow the hunt to one region of Chromosome 8 that
appeared flawed.

LITTtL EROCK. Ark. A federal
judge yesterday excluded all evidence
relating to former White House aide
Monica Lexwinsky from the Paula Jones
sexual harassment lawsuit against
President Clinton.
Whitewater independent counsel
Kenneth Starr had asked U.S. District
Judge Susan Webber Wright to block all
pretrial gathering of evidence in the
Jones case because of the "inevitable
effect of disrupting" Starr's investiga-
tion into possible perjury, obstruction of
justice and other allegations tied to the
White House.
Wright rejected Starr;s broad request
but, in a written ruling, banned further
evidence gathering by Jones's lawyers
in "those matters that concern Monica
Lewinsky." The judge also ruled that
"any evidence" regarding Lewinsky
will be excluded when the Jones case
against Clinton comes to trial, sched-
uled to begin May 27.
Starr's 13-page motion, placed under
seal but obtained by The Washington
Post, complains that Jones's attorneys
had attempted to "shadow" government
criminal investigators by issuing sub-
poenas to witnesses being questioned
by Starr. "The White House, the
Department of Defense, the
Department of State and (U.N.)
Ambassador Bill Richardson" were all
subpoenaed by Jones's legal team this
week, the motion asserts, and the sub-
poena to the White House requests "all
documents" given to Starr's office.
The 24-year-old Lewinsky's taped
conversations with a friend reportedly
assert a sexual relationship with Clinton
and efforts to conceal that relationship

CARS
W tinued from Page 5
Because pay at the Daily
tardly allows you to own a
oy car, let alone a real one,
ou decide to give your
riend, Marlin, a call. The
phone rings, and he
nswers. Deftly remember-
ng that you are supposed to
>e an athlete, you play
lumb. "Who is this?"
rlin says.
Um," you say, "Program.
Yeah, you're my friend" He
igrees, and tells you to meet
him at a certain location. You
go there, to the car dealership,
and he asks you what sport

You play. Again, yot play
dumb.
"Hockey," you say.
He laughs: "Then you get
nothin':'
"Oh, uhh," you mumble, "I
meant hoops. I play hockey
on Nintendo all day instead of
going to class, That's what I
meant."
He buys it, and you drive
off in a new Ford Explorer
your "grandma" gave you.
For authenticity, though, fate
leads you to drive on M-14.
You get into an accident, and
the Daily is investigated by
the NCAA (National
Collegiate Authors'
Association).

FACTS
Continued from Page 5
A fact-finding mission'?
No problem. That's what
reporters do, you think, find
facts. So you decide to infil-
trate the student government
and tag along on its next fact-
finding mission. You walk
into the student union and go
up to the office. asking how
you can make arrangements.
"I don't hav e you in my
Franklin Planner." the student
government president says.
"and this is the Official
University Student
Government Two Hundred
Dollar Franklin Planner!"

"oh.' you say, "but I'm
with the Frat Party."
The president relents and
gives you her blessing to tag
along. The student-leaders are
going to Puerto Rico, she says,
to see how Caribbean universi-
ties misbalance their budgets.
"We are more alike than you
can imagine,'she says.
You agree. When you get to
Bermuda. the student-leaders
there talk and talk and talk
and talk. You are glad you
made your own travel
arrangements, because the
student-leaders made their
own, too. And since they
never get anything done. they
never got home,

Former White House intern Monica Lewinsky leaves the Cosmos Club in
Washington, D.C yesterday. Lewinsky faces charges of perjury.

from investigators. Starr is trying to
learn if Clinton lied under oath about
his ties to Lewinsky. tried to get her to
commit perjure or improperly tried to
help get her a job at the Pentagon. with
Richardson's ,,UN. office or elsewhere.
Jones's suit contends that Clinton.
while still governor of Arkansas. made
a crude sexual advance to her when she
was a low-level state employee. Her
lawyers see lewinsky's case as poten-
tially corroborating a pattern of sexual

misconduct by Clinton.
"The court acknowledges that evi-
dence concerning Monica Lewinsky
might he relevant to the issues in this
(.ones) case." Wright wrote in her
order. "The court determines, however.
that it is not essential to the core issues
in this case.
'The presidents legal team hailed the
decision as a major victory that will
make it much easier to win the Jones
case.


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Fax: 313-973.7007
WAITSTAFF needed. Must be reliable,
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WANTED: Subjects for psychology experi-
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Attention Job Seekers! Do you need a
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Benefits include:
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* $275 incentive can be easily earned
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octdat Exit 21 off of 1-75. If you are
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application (available to any Meijer location)
at the Security building.

Meijer, Inc.
8857 Swan Creek Road
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