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The Michigan Daily - Thursday, December 2, 1999 - 7A

Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ and
S&P 500 Composite for Week 11125-121


DJIA Close Change NASDAQ Close Change S&P Close Change
1/25 NO TRADING DUE TO THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
11/26 10,988.91 -19,26 3,447.81 +27.31 1,416.62 -0.46
11/29 10,947.22 -40.99 3,422.37 -25.44 1,407.83 -25.44
11/30 10,877.82 -70.10 3,336.16 -85.21 1,389.07 -18.76
12/1 10,998.39 +120.58 3,353.71 +17.55 1,397.72 +8.65
Dighlights from the week: Yesterday, the blue chip stocks enjoyed a great day, reflected in the Dow's
substantial gain. Investors took their profits from the tech sector and put it into stocks like McDonald's,
which bought Boston Chicken for $173 million. Exxon-Mobil also saw a good trading day - their first
as a combined oil company. The recently hot NASDAQ is up 12.5 percent for the month while the Dow is
only up 1.4 percent. However, profit taking from the NASDAQ market began Tuesday (a 70 point loss) as
their run of 16 record closes in the last four weeks came to an end. This should eventually effect the
heavily tech laden S&P. The leading internet information site, Yahoo!, will become part of the S&P 500
index after the Dec. 7 trading day.
What is the Dow Jones Industrial Average? The DJIA represents 30 stocks traded on the New York'
*tock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ are all major factors in their respective industries. These stocks
are widely held by individuals and institutional investors. Many financial advisers think of it as a good
indicator in telling whether the NYSE is doing well or poorly.
What is the NASDAQ Composite? The NASDAQ is the fastest growing stock market in the U.S. due to
it being a screen-based stock market, compared to a trading floor market like the NYSE. It also has almost
all of the technological stocks available for trading, which has proved to be a very volatile industry in the
last couple of years.
What is the S&P 500? The S&P 500 is a market value weighted index composed of 400 industrial
stocks, 20 transportation, 40 financial, and 40 utility. It is a far broader measure than the DJIA
ecause it takes into account 500 different stocks traded on the two main exchanges (NYSE and
ASDAQ-AMEX) compared to the DJA's 30 traded on the NYSE and NASDAQ.
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Charter plan stalls in House
LANSING (AP) -- The governor couldn't muster enough cap is lifted. Engler wants to appoint a fivc-member charter
votes in the state House vesterdav for more charter schools, school oversight board, but opponens say that isn't enough.
but Republican legislative leaders hope to push an increase "Why are on Earth are we even consideing creating an over-
through before they leave next week. sight board when we have an elected (State) Hoard of
Gov. John Engler wants to raise the 150-school limit on the E ducation'" asked Rep. Rose Bogardus (D-Day ison). "It seems
number of charter schools that universities can authorize by to me that is a very sneaky way to take away the tights of xoters
50 this year and 25 each year after that. statewide. In fact that's what it is - it's an enormous power grab'
On a preliminary vote to take up the governor's plan for House Speaker Chuck Perricone (R-Kalama/oo Tup.) said
debate, only 49 members were voting yes and 58 were voting he hopes to try the vote again today so the bills can be passed
no, including six Republicans. Before the vote could be tal- before the end of the year.
lied, Republican leaders cleared the voting board and post- "We haven't completed negotiations, but I wanted to see
poned the issue for the day. where we were,' Perrieone said of the vote. "There arc
Democrats and some Republicans say there needs to be always a few people that don't want to commit until they see
more oversight of publicly funded charter schools before the the final language"

CRIME
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the target," which he explained as
"reducing the chance for crimes to
occur"
Bess cited simple preventative
measures, such as not leaving items

like backpacks una
lic place, as ways c
before it occurs.
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appealing to steal,'
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involvement"

ttended in a pub- But "we're still trying to get a bet-
of stopping crime ter reporting rate," he said.
DPS also has plans to hire a crime
aking things less analyst to identify problem areas in
he said. crime prevention, the report said.
tatistics left him The report does not include statis-
Nith community tics from the Ann Arbor Police
Department.


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Nurse said, referring to the mailed
copies. "Students like things on-line.
"We'll have to see what happens. But
I think it can work," he said.
Associate Provost for Academic
Affairs Lester Monts approved the pro-
posal this summer.
"It's our attempt to move to a paper-
less system," Monts said. "We're trying
to take advantage of the new technolo-
gy and we're also trying to save trees"
Alice Kelly, Rachel's mother, said the
policy change may anger some parents
"because they feel their kids may not be

forthcoming.
"Personally, I don't see it as an issue. I
never opened my kids' grades anyway;'
Alice Kelly said, contrasting her reaction
to other parents who rely on having their
children's grades mailed home.
Associate Registrar Lynn Aidleman
noted that when the University mails stu-
dents' grades to their permanent address-
es, the document goes to students -
making the information private to them.
"The term grade report is not mailed
to parents. It's mailed to students,"
Aidleman said, adding that if students
need to give their parents an official copy
of their grades, "we would be happy to
mail it to anywhere (students) request."

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SATURDAY DRIVER wanted to deliver
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STUDENT FINANCIAL Assistant Winter
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Flexible hours, 12 to 15 per week. Pay
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SUBJECTS NEEDED FOR experiment in
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speakers, right handed, w/ normal or
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