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One hundred six years of edtolal freedom

Wednesday
June 11, 1997

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}Stanley comes home
Devoted fans pack
downtown Detroit
By Heather Kamins
Daily News Editor'
DETROIT - A crowd of more than Stu e
one million fans filled the streets of
Detroit and squeezed into Hart Plaza yes-
terday to honor members of the Stanley
Cup champion Detroit Red Wings .
Wings team members, traveling in
Ford Mustangs, .paraded down By Sharat Raju e
Woodward Avenue and Jefferson Daily Sports Editor
Avenue as the crowd, donned in red and Saturday, after defeating thet
white attire, stood in the sun, cheered for Philadelphia Flyers in four games, the
their heroes and took pleasure in the Detroit Red Wings captured its first
booming city. Stanley Cup championship since 1955.
"This is the celebration of Lord Stanley The longest championship drought in %
coming home after 42 years of being the NHL ended, and the jubilation wasr
away on vacation," said Wings owner felt throughout Detroit - it even
Mike Ilitch. "We've got more fans in stretched as far as Ann Arbor."
Detroit then they got in the whole NHL." On South University Avenue, hun-t
As Wings captain Steve Yzerman's car dreds of red-and-white-clad fans packed A e.
traveled down Woodward Avenue, the the sidewalks after the final horn sound-
crowd broke the barricade that blocked ed at Joe Louis Arena.
them from the street, and enveloped him. "We're just watching the game in the
Yzerman raised his arm and surprised bar here in Ann Arbor, and the place just
the crowd with a view of the Stanley Cup went nuts' said Law student Stuart
trophy, glowing in the sun. Morrisey. "The last couple minutes it
"We have the best fans in the world," just went insane. After the Stanley Cup
Yzerman said. "All through the playoffs presentation, you can tell it just meant so MARGARET MYERS/Daily
and on Saturday the celebration literally much to everyone here in Ann Arbor." Detroit Red Wings center Sergei Federov enjoys the parade and festivities
See PARADE, Page 2 See CELEBRATION, Page 8 honoring the Wings' Stanley Cup victory.
Former M players
contribute to victory

Workers
to return
to Dental
School
By Katie Plona
Daily News Editor
Nearly three years after being fired
from their jobs and four months after
winning a discrimination suit against the
University, three black former Dental
School employees got their jobs back on
Friay
Theresa Atkins, Delano Isabell and
Dawn Mitchell, all former instrument
processors at the Dental School sued the
University and Linda Vachon-DeMarco,
a Dental School supervisor, for discrim-
ination in their 1994 dismissal.
"I guess you could say they didn't
lynch them at the nearest tree, but they
did everything else," said prosecuting
attorney George Washington.
Washtenaw County District ,Court
Judge Donald Sheldon ruled in favor of
the prosecution's requests stating that the
'Dental School Three' be reinstated, that
the discipline remarks be admonished
from their records and that they receive
back pay from the the time of the jury's
February verdict until the time of rein-
statement.
"We won by the jury then and this is
what we were looking for," Atkins said.
"It's a relief."
Isabell, however, said the discrimina-
tion the three workers originally faced
before their termination will not cease
upon their return to the Dental School.
"The University of Michigan still, to
this day, has not given us an apology;'
Isabell said. "I think there is going to be
more harassments and it's going to be
See DENTAL, Page 7

By Mark Snyder
Daily Sports Editor
For five years the memory haunted
them.
For Aaron Ward and Mike Knuble,
former Michigan hockey players, Joe
Louis Arena held bitter memories of
missed opportunity.
While playing for Michigan in 1992,
Ward and Knuble suffered heartbreak.
After a typical Michigan season -
concluding with a playoff loss to an
inferior team - Knuble and Ward
were among the devastated Wolverines.
They hurt while watching their team
come so close to the NCAA champi-
onship, falling to Wisconsin in the
NCAA semifinals.

"It's been so long since I've won
anything important," Knuble said.
It took five years, but those memo-
ries have finally softened, and once
again the Joe exudes happy memories
for the pair.
All it took was a Stanley Cup
championship.
Both Ward and Knuble play for the
Detroit Red Wings and, with Saturday's
2-1 victory over the Philadelphia
Flyers, they are now champions.
"This is what you always play for in
the driveway, you play for the Stanley
Cup," Knuble said. "It's been incredi-
ble."
Knuble, who graduated from
See WINGS, Page 14

MARGARET MYERs/Dail
Detroit Red Wings fans swarmed the streets of Detroit after the Wings clinched
the Stanley Cup in game four at Joe Louis Arena on Saturday.


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