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October 25, 1995 (vol. 106, iss. 19) • Page Image 13

… 2' Page 13 Wednesday, October 25, 1995 ormer Wolverines Dn exhibit it Crisler y Paul Barger aily Sports Writer There is little question about who ril get the most cheers tonight when te Washington…

Wolverine their own, Terry Mills. Mills was a rteron the 1989National Champion- pteam.Ray Jackson, aformerteam- teof Webber and Howard, was given tryout with the Pistons but was cut Blue kickers sail past…

…. According to Michigan coach Debbie Belkin, changing ends at the start ofthe second half gave the Wolverines a lift. "We got the wind at our backs for the second half, and that made a big differ- ence," Belkin…

… perfor-r mance by a Wolverine this season. Poulin rounded out the scoring with her second goal at 79:46, by heading in a crossing pass from Lukasik. Yesterday was the second consecu- tive game in which…

… still unde- feated career record to 3-0-1. She made seven saves in picking up the shutout. The Wolverines travel to Indiana on Oct. 27, in their last chance for a Big Ten victory. Last year, the Hoosiers…

…'s matchup with Indiana, the Wolverines will return home to round out the regular season against Wright State on Oct. 29. The Big Ten Tournament begins Nov. 2. The Michigan women's soccer team dribbled by…

… Eastern Michigan yesterday, 4-0. 'M' stickers dominate, beat Cwas at Ocker, 5-0 Wolverines shut out Central Michigan, improve offense By Mary Thewes For the Daily The Michigan field hockey team took the…

…, the Wolverines(3-5 Big Ten,11-7 overall)didn't want to let another defeat scar their record. The final score of 5-0 underscored the team's determination. "We needed this win," Michigan sophomore Carolyn…

… Schwarz said. "It got our morale up." The Wolverines need passing a morale boost, perhaps. Their ranking dropped key VWe'd s$ from No. 8 to No. 10this weekend. other WO'W The Chippewas' third t…

… scorelessperformancein- together, ai creases their losing streake totwo.TheyfelltoMiami how wedg (Ohio) last Saturday. The Wolverines fl n ems started off the match by e ta tion taking control of the pace. The seniors…

October 25, 1995 (vol. 106, iss. 19) • Page Image 14

… tournament. Of course, a first-ever tourney berth is the Wolverines' main goal for this -season. f So, in the scheme of things, a victory osver Michigan State this evening in 1 at Lansing means more to…

… with arecordof 10-0. Overall, they have amassed 21 victories and only one loss. While the Wolverines haven't cracked the Top 25 this year, beating the Spartans would put them that much closer to their…

October 25, 1995 (vol. 106, iss. 19) • Page Image 15

…'s soccer team from delivering a defeat last night to Spring Arbor. The Wolverines beat their I-94 rival, 1-0, despite the bad weather. "The conditions are always a factor," Michigan coach Steve Burns said…

… helped the Wolverines focus on an offensive strat- egy. Senior Bill Lanspeary replaced Kurth at sweeper, giving the Wolver- ines a spark in Spring Arbor's end. Michigan was also counting on a Spring Arbor…

October 25, 1995 (vol. 106, iss. 19) • Page Image 3

…. "Rules are rules and I followed the rules. There was no quorum. It was not close. It was not an arguable point." However, many Students' Party and Wolverine Party members expressed concern over Wainess…

… the agenda. Wolverine Party member Dan Serota said, "I think Flint acted hast- ily by adjourning the meeting." 4f r - Faculty discusslecturer problem' ® Forum on non-tenure track faculty By…

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