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… also laid -on the ground in the Law Library for four and a half minutes in a staged "die-in," intended to represent the number of hours See BROWN, Page 3A rue the Wolverines despite Caris ame…

… effective. ideal first choice," Steel said. "We At the Wolverine Wellness talk about their effectiveness, the Center in University Health side effects they may have -- and Services, students can find an we…

… Street near the University's Wolverine Tower, creating an estimated savings of $5 to $6 million per year. The tran- sition would move almost 300 cleri- cal employees to the new location and would require…

… Wraps opened its doors Nov. 19 on East Liberty Street with lines of up to 40 students stretched out the door as curi- ous patrons waited to sample the restaurant's signature "Wolverine Roll." The…

… were about actually winning the game. So on a Saturday with nothing to lose, the Wolverines played the way they shou yhave all along. Instead of mindlessly handing the ball off-tackle for a one-yard loss…

…- ber of off-tackle runs on one hand. There was no forcing the ball into the middle of the defense behind a raw offensive line, because the Wolverines employed end-arounds and reverses toward the…

… Wolverine abroad?"' Take UM Abroad will cost slightly more than $5,000 when the costs of marketing are accounted for and the funds will be provided through the execu- tive discretionary fund, accord- ing to…

… and a distinct execu- tive branch. See MSA, Page SA WOLVERINES WELCOME WINTER CAMPUS POLICE DPS chief resigns after three months LSA junior Janie Cooper helps build a snowman named "Snells" near the…

… educators said the tactic is a practical solution to stem the underrepresented minor- ity enrollment declines. In October, Coleman spoke to hundreds of Detroit educators at the 2009 Wolverine Outreach…

… dives after the ball in the team's 62-58 loss to Boston College last night in Crisler Arena. The loss marked Michigan's third in a row, and another in which the Wolverines shot poorly from outside…

…, Page 7A SAID ALSAL.AH/Daily Anthony Wright wraps his arms around teammate Jevohn Shepherd following a buzzer-beating, game-winning shot by DeShawn Sims. The basket gave the Wolverines a 66-64 overtime…

… Wolverine. This season, Horton is averaging 11.7 points per game - down slightly from last year and more than three points from his freshman campaign. But, Horton was brilliant in Michigan's 61-60 victory…

… over Notre Dame on Saturday, scoring 11 of the Wolverines' last 12 points. Michigan is already without two start- ing captains - wing Lester Abram and forward Graham Brown. Abram is out for the season…

…'s win over Ohio State sealed the Wolverines' fate as Big Ten champs. Student bowl tickets available today It turns out Michigan will play in a national title bowl after all. The Wolverines, who…

… also send e-mail from student or faculty accounts, change data on Wolverine Access, or change test scores if a graduate student instructor used IFS space to store grades, she said. Switching to a more…

… team, so I can't seem nervous." Savitskie's jitters weren't calmed until much later, when Michigan pre- vailed over the Irish in a shootout. Coming into the game, the Wolverines' season had finally come…

… other former Wolverines - Maurice Taylor, Robert Traylor and Louis Bullock. In addition to dropping the championship ban- ners and removing all other references to the rele- vant players and teams…

… Telnet and con- fused by Wolverine Access may feel like they're in heaven when they are greeted by the dreamy cloud background of my umich.edu. Students are the target audience for the user-friendly Web…

…- "Let's Talk Abot ly can access their grades via Wolverine Access on the Hillel Gover Internet or via the University's touch-tone phone system. Shari Katz welc "These are real time transactions' Mc…

… students, mostly Arab-American. gathered in the Michigan Union Wolverine Room to defend and debate racist implications in media coverage of developments in the EgyptAir crash. Youmans said he and other Arab…

… New Year's day. But the Wolverines' opponent remains a mystery. The Orange Bowl Committee ended an invitation to the Wolverines yesterday and Michigan accepted. No. 9 Michigan (6-2 Big Ten, 9-2 overall…

… championship r the University on Jan.1, when the Wolverines square off ainst the Washington State Cougars. Different types of revenue, ranging from University- ensed merchandise to annual bowl-game conference…

… their families. selves." For Michigan's Jan. 1 Rose Bowl Innes said his mother wants to go, appearance, many are going the dis- but will not attend because of the tance to cheer on the Wolverines high…

… excitement. Innes, will watch the Michigan "To see the Michigan Wolverines Wolverines and Washington State fight for the national championship title Cougars compete for bragging rights on will really be…

… 62-61 victory over Duke in Durham, N.C. With the seventh-ranked Wolverines trailing, 61-60, and just over 30 sec- (onds remaining in the game, Duke biard Trajan Langdon turned the ball over to Michigan…

…'s Maceo Baston. The Wolverines brought the ball down the floor and called a 20-second timeout. Michigan moved the ball around the perimeter before junior guard Travis Conlan gave it to sopho- more center…

… Duke The Michigan men's basketball team has not beaten Duke since the 1989-90 season. The Wolverines play the Blue Devils tomorrow. See Sports, Page 13. RHA votes to ban grapes in dorm cafeterias…

… final exams. Find out how the Wolverines will be spending their winter break. Today Possible flurries; High 36, Low 25 q * ' Tomorrow Partly cloudy; High 34, Low 24 V i:l 11 'triT rn One hundred two…

…, 49-46, on a trey from former Wolverine Tony Tolbert with 17:29 remaining. Tolbert finished with a .__ -hm 10_) KRISTOFFER GILLETTE/Daily Todd Crabtree, a graduate student at Michigan State University…

… Wolverines did nothing to prove them wrong, falling to Duke, 79-68. Today Possible flurries; High 37, Low 24 Tomorrow Cold with some sun; High 32, Low 20 V 4w 41v t *rnW One hundred two years of editorial…

…-Duke basketball wasn't enough, the Wolverine hockey team takes on archrival Michigan State in a home-and-home series. Today Snow continues; High 38, Low 19** Tomorrow Blustery and cold; High 27, Low 17 WE 4v 41v…

… Wolverines chal- lenged the Blue Devils last season, first in December, and then again in the national championship game. Things have changed. Duke has lost all-American Christian Laettner as well as fellow…

…. Andrew Cahn offers a handy guide to who's who among the folks in modern folk music. Michigan's sophmore five were something less than fab, but the Wolverines got the job done when it counted in a 75…

… tonight at Crisler Arena against the Toledo Rockets. The Wolverines hope to avenge last year's 89-69 loss to Toledo. Today Cloudy and cold; High 37 Low 25 Tomorrow Still more clouds; High 40, Low 26 W…

… designated the Michigan guard Jimmy King drives to the hoop for two of his 11 points in the Wolverines 112-62 victory over Chicago State last night. For complete basketball coverage, see Page 9. 'U' dean…

… 1-3-1. The Wolverines' last loss against the Lakers came in a 6-5 See ICERS, Page 14 Snowin' in the wind Roger Green paves the way for students crossing the Diag yesterday afternoon. Fifty years…

… weekend in the middle of the Wolverines' exam period. Whether or not the Lake Superior State officials were plotting revenge II , .- ,~ II …

… that." The Michigan-Duke rivalry ran from 1964-1970, with the Blue Dev- ils winning six of the nine contests. Only last year did the Wolverines the buzzer, and Georgetown did not secure its 79…

… Eric Riley (42) attempts a shot over the outstretched hand of an EMU defender. The Wolverines won, 78-76. Hurons frighten 'M' blue, then lose stand on," she said, encouraging rep- resentatives to…

… SPO. Paper Wolverine: Daily writers join the wrestling team Men's Basketball team defeats Iowa State 101-78 OPINION 4 ARTS Lanois to play the Ark 9 MSA bungles elections Ninety-nine years…

…, Page 2 The Dean JULIE Michigan's Sean Higgins dribbles around an Iowa State player Saturday at Crisler Arena. The Wolverines gave ex-Michigan coach Johnny Orr and his Cyclones a 101-78 drubbing. For…

… committee, charged with evaluating the status of sev- eral Wolverine sports, lowered the boom last night on any hopes of establishing soccer as a varsity sport at Michigan. In a move that was entirely…

… Wolverines' margins of victory this past weekend imply effortless domination. The scores seem to prove that Division II South Dakota and weak Southwest Athletic Conference member Grambling State can only be…

… competi- tion is tough. Michigan played like a superior. team the entire weekend. At the eid of the first half of each game, the. Wolverines led by 15 or more points and then came out of the locker room…

…Ninety-eight years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCVIII, No. 59 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, December 3, 1987 Copyright 1987, The Michigan Daily Wolverines win a snoozer over BG, 91-72 By JEFF RUSH…

…. What was less expected were the mistakes the tired Wolverines made against their Mid-American Con- ference foes. Grant scored 26, but many of those points came long after the game had been decided. And…

… the violence. Board c ritiques code draf t Lei-d down Associated Press Wolverines Andy Moeller and Tony Gant tackle Hawaii's Danny Crowell in the first quarter of Michigan's 27- 10 victory. See story…

…, like a bunch of piranhas," said Michigan head coach Bill Frieder. "We had to work hard for what we got. They kept us on our toes." There were no long strings of unan- swered points for the Wolverines, no…

… wolverines dust Youngstown St., 56-42 Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON Two shoppers carry away packages in Nickels Arcade yesterday. Mer- chants say customers are buying more trendy and costly gifts.' Swatches…

…-out Wolverines needed three quarters of the game to score that much and ended up winning by just 14, 56-42. "We expected to (win by 40 points), but if you expect that to happen it won't happen, and it didn…

… were nullified by Youngstown State's offen- sive set. "They were pulling the big guys away from the hoop," said Wolverine forward Butch Wade. "Then they'd slide the little guys inside. They weren…

…. That's just an indication we weren't doing the job." The Wolverines were also over- playing on defense. Numerous dives at Penguin passes helped Michigan to nine steals, but it left Tarpley, Wade, and…

…QUADE They played like the Wolverines of old, but with a new face leading the way. An explosive first half was all the Michigan basketball team needed last night to clobber Ten- nessee, 87-52 at Crisler arena…

… chance to do, though, as the 6-11 center fouled out before the fans had found their seats for the second half. OFFENSIVE execution was markedly improved for the 4-0 Wolverines over Saturday's performance…

… WOLVERINE defense forced 28 Tennessee turnovers as well as some poor shot selections as S Vols the 45-second clock ticked down. "I'm really impressed with them defensively," said Vols head coach Don Deyoe…

…. "They forced us into 14 turnovers in the first half. That resulted in 14 points." Tarpley was a key to that defense. The Wolverine co-captain used his long arms and anticipation to knock away passes and…

… flaws. Offensive execution was no thing of beauty. The Wolverines missed screens all night long and committed some careless turnovers. "OUR OFFENSE sagged a little because the kids See CAGERS, Page 10…

…, Mass. - Ugly. Dirty. Downright filthy. Wallowing through the mire, the Wolverines slid into a 49-44 victory over Georgia Tech in the Hall of Fame Tipoff Classic in Springfield Mass. on Saturday. VICTORY…

… line at the other, cashing in for all of four field goals, zero each for forwards Richard Rellford and Butch Wade. If it wasn't the Wolverines' shooting eighteen percent in the first half, it was Georgia…

… of his 20 points off the glass Last month at this University, a in last night's game against Youngstown State. Rellford led all scorers as the group of about 200 students demon- Wolverines beat the…

… stands at 1-1. THE WOLVERINES controlled the tempo most of the game, building leads of 16 points in the first half, 10 at half- time, and 19 midway through the second stanza. Only a late second half…

… Wolverine letdown, in which Georgia reeled off 13 straight points, narrowed the score to its final margin. "I felt we were in control the whole way," said Michigan coach Bill Frieder. "I don't care about the…

… final score, I just care about the W." The much smaller Bulldogs tried to neutralize Michigan's power inside with their quickness but had little luck, particularly in the first half. The Wolverines ripped…

… cash register ringing too. That's two more in the till for him." Once again, center Roy Tarpley proved to be the money man for the Wolverines. The junior from Detroit led all scorers with 22 points and…

… Joubert sank a pair of free throws to put the Wolverines ahead, 17-13. Then it was Georgia turnover time again. See BLUE, Page 8 Daily Photo by DAN HABIB Junior center Roy Tarpley runs over Bulldog center…

… David Dunn during the second half of yesterday's 63-57 Michigan victory. Tarpley led the Wolverines with 22 points and 12 rebounds. .............. .................... I .+ "'".:1":.r."....:v" :.;.. s…

… student market," Conlin said. "The days have - -,. o iC gone by when students can really afford a bowl." HE ADDED that if the Wolverines were headed for another location - Florida, for instance - the tour…

… teammate while Georgia's Troy Hitchcock looks on during last night's 76-70 upset victory in Atlanta. Mc- Cormick paced the Wolverines with a career-high 25 points. Michigoan upsets 13th ranked aws760 By…

… down to the Omni to face the 13th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs. Those'same.Bulldogs who returned an experienced Final Four,team from one year ago. All the young upstart Wolverines did was help Georgia ex…

…'s basketball action at Crisler Arena. The Wolverines overcame a 38-31 halftime deficit to dump the Wildcats 77-70. (See Story, Page 10.) situation." Dr. Chase Man with artificial heart has more surgery From…

… cagers roll over No.11 Arkansai By GREG DeGULIS The Michigan Wolverines, buoyed by an in- credible 70 percent shooting average in the second half, slaughtered the 11th-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks, 78…

…-65, yesterday at Crisler Arena. The upset victory over Eddie Sutton's cagers, which was viewed by a crowd of 12,128, may well propel the Wolverines into college basketball's illustrious Top Twenty. MICHIGAN…

… timeout with Arkansas on top, 17-9, Frieder chose to forsake the 2-3 zone defense in favor of a man-for-man, and the Wolverine resurgence commenced. 78-65 "WE STARTED TO rebound aggressively, and we began…

… to get some fast break baskets," Frieder noted. "When we got ahead, we remained on top of the situation. I thought our kids played with a lot of poise," the Wolverine mentor concluded. In stark…

… Wolverines. "WE PLAYED WELL the first ten minutes," Sutton said. "'Then we eased up on the defensive end. Also, at times our shot selection was horren- dous. We created shots for ourselves instead of let- ting…

… experien- * The Michigan Wolverine men's eed a value basketball team rolled past the m all of the Crimson Tide of Alabama yesterday se." at Crisler Arena, 99-84. See story, he political Page 10. system that…

… Michigan. The Wolverines, led by McGee's 30 points with help from center Phil Hubbard (25 points) and guard Marty Bodnar (18 points), beat CMU by the score of 87-78. BROTHER OF KING KILLER TESTIFIES: 'Raoul…