LLYE
"CiWnued from Page IA
xrrent environmental procedures.
::the work of the next generation has
to start immediately," Pollack said.
A variety of environmental organiza-
tions were represented at booths set up in
thi room. Students observed posters and
,received pamphlets that informed them
St environmental issues.
"I sheds a bit of light on issues that
(students) wouldn't necessarily know
about,' said Shani McLoyd, a junior at
.Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia.
The rally and related events illustrat-
,d "tangible steps" students can take at
an individual level that impact larger
.environmental issues, said SNRE
senior Mona Hanna, chair of the
Environmental Theme Semester.
Along with tips describing daily
rtivities that aid in the environmental
cause, cellular phones were available
for students to call government repre-
s.ntatives and express concerns about
environmental issues.

LOCAL/S TATE

The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 23, 1998 - 7A

REGENTS
Continued from Page 1A
decision."
Also at Friday's board meeting, the
regents unanimously voted to make
Larry Warren - interim executive
director of University Hospitals and
Health Centers - the hospital's perma-
nent director.
Warren thanked the regents for the
opportunity.
"From my vantage point, to lead is
recognized as a jewel in this country,"
said Warren, adding that he plans to
work with Medical School Dean Lorris
Betz and other health professionals to
bring the health system to new levels of
quality.
"The current dean and I are
intending to move to a level of per-
formance excellence that is
unprecedented," Warren said. "We'll
do that through team efforts, look-
ing at our processes. Essentially,
we're trying to improve upon our
foundation as a learning organiza-

tion "
Gilbert Omenn, executive vice presi-
dent for medical affairs, said that after
he spoke about Warren with medical
colleagues across the country, he found
out "how sought out and respected he
is.
Omenn said Warren has an excel-
lent rapport with individuals from
various facets of the medical com-
munity.
"Larry has performed admirably in
this role in the last 21 months," Omenn
said.
"He is well known and highly
respected nationally," he added.
Warren's appointment was brought to
the regents after being unanimously
approved by the health system's execu-
tive board.
In addition to Warren's appoint-
ment, the board approved George
Kenyon as the College of Pharmacy
dean. Kenyon's appointment is
effective Sept. 1.
- Daily Staff Reporter Jennifer
Yachnin contributed to this report.

COACH
Continued from Page 1A
didates this week, but wouldn't reveal
the names. Reports said that Goss met
with Sampson and Amaker last week
and spoke on the phone with candidates
as late as this past Thursday night.
Illinois State's Kevin Stallings and
Evansville's Jim Drews were rumored
to be other possible candidates, but nei-
ther could be confirmed.
Goss said he had "no doubt" that
candidates he interviewed would have
done a good job at Michigan, but he
decided to go with the man whose
office is just down the hall from his.
"What I decided was that there were
good coaches out there, but this young
man showed us a lot over the past sev-
eral weeks, Goss said. "We backed
away and said, 'We have something
here. Let's take a chance."'
Ellerbe's promotion from interim to
permanent coach recalls the path taken
by other Michigan coaches. Ellerbe's
predecessor, Steve Fisher - who was

fired by Goss in early October follow-
ing an NCAA investigation into the
basketball program -- was named the
coach after leading the team to a nation-
al title as interim coach in 1989.
Both Michigan football coach Lloyd
Carr and women's basketball coach Sue
Guevara were also interims for a time
and were promoted during their first
year on the job.
Goss said Ellerbe, like other
Michigan coaches who were not well
known before they took over, will have
a chance to make a name for himself in
the coming years.
"He, as so many coaches in the past
that have come to Michigan, comes with-
out a name'" Goss said. "In terms of Bo
Schembechler, nobody really knew him
before he came. I think in the years to
come Brian Ellerbe will make his own
mark."
Ellerbe already has made an imprint
in the Michigan history books. He guid-
ed the Wolverines to a 25-9 season, beat
then-No. 1 Duke in December, and led
Michigan to the first-ever Big Ten

Tournament title.
The status of a couple of Ellerb"s
key contributors during the season: is
still up in the air. While Michigan bas-
ketball players Travis Conlan, Maceo
Baston and Jerod Ward are all seniors
and will not be back, it is yet uncertain
whether juniors Robert Traylor and
Louis Bullock will return.
Ellerbe said Traylor is "50-50" right
now as to whether he'll enter the NBA
Draft or return for his senior year.
Bullock's status is also uncertain.
Bullock, who was with assistant coach
Scott Trost on Friday when Ellerbe
interrupted them with the news, will
likely make up his mind in the coming
weeks. Detroit newspaper reports said
Bullock told his father over the phone
that he will return for his senior year.
Ellerbe said he would like to add other
members to his coaching staff, which
this year consisted of just himself, Trost
and 10-year Michigan assistant coach
Brian Dutcher. Despite his experience,
Dutcher was passed over by Goss for the
position after Fisher's firing.

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