…Weather Today: Sunny. High 63. Low 46. One hundred nine years ofeditori lfreedom Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy. High 63. yas,~ Friday -d .t M 4 4 North Campus fire damages network By Undsey Alpert Daily Staff Reporter E-mail messages were forced to lie dormant yes- terday when a fire in the North Campus Computing Center damaged several University tworks. The fire disrupted Netscape service, Telnet and various University Website services. A sho...…
…Weather Monda roday: Mostly cloudy. High 50. Low 42. 2 . Oe hndrdineMfonarday 0 W 0reo omorrow: Partly cloudy. High 56. October 4, 1999 $2M grant cips fight domestic jolence, y Yaei Kohen aily Staff Reporter Washtenaw County was selected y the U.S. Justice Department to receive a $2 million grant to assist in its fight against domestic vio- lence. The grant, which begins Jan. 1, is funded by the U.S. Justice artment's judicial oversight demon...…
…ran Unft+h, w Way: Partly cloudy. High 60. Low 35. morrow: Sunny. High 58. One hundred nzi'e years of editrfrfreedom Tuesday October 5, 1999 B ollinge yJeremy W. Peters ily Staff Reporter University President Lee Bollinger outlined s major plans and updated faculty on niversity progress for the 1999-2000 academic ar at yesterday's first Senate Assembly meet- S the semester. t finger's first announcement was a reassur- g one for those who...…
…it,, kftoA*kftlw Pay. Partly cloudy. High 57. Low 42. morrow: Partly cloudy. igh 61. One hundred nine years of edori' f reedorn Wednesday October 6, 1999 4^aM. RiT{.+ R I+''Y' 4 1 .. .uvm rv , /< rvY:/ v rv Irv"' 3 .v, .mm w dowo" Y ivals rev up for game MSU fans fandalize Diag, Grad Library Jodie Kaufman ly Staff Reporter The week many diehard football fans have been waiting for is finally here. There is no need to mark the occas...…
…Weather Today: Partly cloudy High 60. Low 34.Oe hundred nine years ofeitot al reedom Tomorrow: Showers. High 65.n ude ieyaso dtr 'lreo Thursday October 7, 1999 Mayma'41550 Rivalry puts MSU, police on alert By Jewel Gopwanl Daily Staff Reporter Emotions can be pretty powerful. Mix that with alcohol, a large crowd and a bitter rivalry and what may result is a night Michigan State University students, admin- istrators and police officials do...…
…C46, rn A/ .tii L.r. r vvearner roday: Partly cloudy. High 75. Low 48. romorrow: Haze. High 70. One hundred nine years of editorlfreedom Friday October 8, 1999 .r ~q.n, 4 x rs :a ' r ue r+r ,f ?' > :,.., , yfi ,.. , d ., w .ate (up'te a ,? e nos y"~ rts a ^ a:. ' Y^... r 4?z ! sy M "' ei l r x y r . sr M'^la "f' ;k,. "' _ Q n w ,., . ... . . . . ..... ., . v, R i ...r %" a . ..v '" <eSa ,i a dh,. ,>a nS[o s f. Nike releases factory l...…
…40F x - t 1 N I IAlftw41%pkw weatner Today: Sunny. High 67. Low 43. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. High 67. One hundred nine years of editorilfreedom Monday October 11, 1999 limpluilgamllilig MEN= ,. I Out of reach Palestinians, Israelis discuss peace at 'U' By Nick Bunkley DaIily Stab Reporter Sawsan Abdulrahim knows her par- ents' horrifying stories of being driven from their Palestinian homeland and forced into refugee camps. But since...…
…WE ' , . 2. Y leather day: Sunny, High 70. LowE imorrow: Cloudy. High 68. 52, One hundred ninze years of edit n l freedom Tuesday October 12, 1999 ME 1 Meningitis affects MSU Jewel Gopwanl aily Staff Reporter A Michigan State University sophomore as hospitalized this weekend at Sparrow ospital in East Lansing after contracting eningitis. 'am Busuttil, living on the second floor f U's Wilson Residence Hall. was admit- d to the hospital ...…
…OFIt i UU Brt feather Way: Showers. High 68. Low imorrow: Partly cloudy. High 52. 56. One hundred nine years of editonralfreedom Wednesday October 13, 1999 'U'hopes %or prestige, recognition By Jodie Kaufman Daily Staff Reporter Now that Prof. emeritus Martinus Veltman been awarded the Nobel Prize in physics any University faculty expect they will see increased prestige and recognition in the future. "There are few people who have won No...…
…r x . J y + 1 F .citl . 'N:' a - + E aq 3 ft. 'S r 33 '. + 7. 4 ' 1.' r E ti CC' 0 n '+ .w Q Ti f . " , ' .y- ' '- yam:, '°+ +' gi lIaavp oday: Mostly cloudy. High 52. Low 40. Dmorrow: Partly cloudy. High 62. One hundred nine years of edito nrl freedom Thursday 1 1. ".- Octobr 14.199 J honors 00 brave shower ~~ele~bre$3 y Michael Grass aily Staff Reporter A new age for the College of Architects d Urban Planning officially began yest...…
…It. 1. Low 39. One hundred nine er of edfznz reo gh 65. Low 49.year w 4bv s< s Friday October 15, 1999 .. a .. .. k. . ., . k.. .a.., aat . -tea- acquires Kaczynski letters 29 and killing three people. He plead guilty to 13 federal charges in January 1998 and was sentenced to four life sentences in prison in May 1998. Kaczynski's materials are being added to the Labadie Collection area of Special Collections - one of the world's most ex...…
…242 ' m--qcRAKqra 7il ow a till ua LL- - weatner Today: Mostly Cloudy. High 52. Low 37. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy. Hgh 49. One hundred nine year of edit rilfreedom Monday October 18, 1999 i I y-, ,,i i r, . rs*,' 3.- i vk c~ 2 :: I chapters meet on campus By Jon Fish For the Daily "You're not going to win all your fights, but you have to at least show up," said American Civil Liberties Union Assistant to the Executive Director for Devel...…
…1!A C 'clan *ar Mtnnfhnr "v"" ii Today: Mostly cloudy.'High 54. Low 38. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy. High 50. One hundred ninze years' of edztonizi freedom Tuesday October 19, 1999 VOLP AIW bortion coverage der question By YaMI Kohen Daily Staff Reporter Michigan citizens with health insur- ance may soon have the option to avoid paying dues targeted at funding abor- tions. Republicans in the state Senate are ;ng measures to eliminate aborti...…
…I ty- £r. *&t IArN .a.. eatne oday: Mostly cloudy. High 55. Low 39. omorrow: Mostly cloudy. High 56. One hundred nine years of editor lfreedom Wednesday October 20, 1999 .. }, .. '' > b ! 4 -%.a.. ,.M . L. co ~ tC', Yl 'C . : a y..:. ...:. .? f+ ',, ix Exv ^u.:SSfT, ti ', 14 . T. "% ' ,,,;b x x< "'JPa s . , xfi ywa, W' v 'f ,... k. 2. . r c m . <.': a .7 , +c ; '+ .: u, :: ... .,., "? ,,, r .. :,; ,.., .1 ,re, , ., , 4 . rr Kra sb, s o x...…
… Beather roay: Showers. High 55. Low 44.Onhndrdin ears of dl d om romorrow: Showers. High 41.Oehnrdn'eyasoeitrdreo Friday October 22, 1999 n # b -: egents vote to eeplace nnel y Michael Grass aily Staff Reporter FLINT, Mich. - The University oard of Regents, University President _ee Bollinger and his executive offi- ers spent nearly half of yesterday's egents meeting in recess, waiting for harrival of Michigan Student ssenbly President Brai...…
…C41v tEIRPW ~ttt "Uti 1Alj~ %61-o% weatner Today: Sunny. High 62. Low 33. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. High 59. One hundred ni'ze years o f editorzlfreedom Monday October 25, 1999 ;. n ., . :. ,. . "IN ' rs .-";,. % Utter disbelief Regents approve plans for Haven Harvey,. .Illini wreck Blue's Rose Bowl hopes By Josh Kleinbaum aily Sports Editor For a little less than two quarters Saturday against Illinois, Michigan quarterback Tom Brady'...…
…WE Itil leather day: Partly cloudy. High 58. Low 43. One hundred nine years' edftorilfreedom imorrow: Partly cloudy. High 57.J J Tuesday October 26, 1999 c ! e.j ., a ... . .. ,~. .: ! Green y Anna Clark aily Staff Reporter Green in Michigan Stadium? Not if niversity athletic officials can help it. )Men Absopure, a bottled water vendor ia sells its product within the stadium, onated 100 recycling bins for fans' beverage >ttles, nobody thoug...…
…I4 A& AW I oday: Partly cloudy. High 67. Low 40. omorrow: Partly cloudy. High 66. One hundred nie years of editorkil freedom Thursday October 28, 1999 g l.. '' Presidential Forbes pushes plan or 'New Economy' contenders ly Nick Bunkley )aily Staff Reporter Far into the hall, the voice of tepublican presidential candidate Steve orbes could barely be heard - but for hose who arrived late to hear Forbes' peech at the Michigan Union yeste...…
…Weather Today: Partlyucloudy. High 68. Low 48. One hde n ears fdf eedom Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. High 68. ,~~e.nn er g~ioiiie4o Friday October 29, 1999 :. @ .c d'w %y, ' r5.k s ';, F .coo- 'x ' xM'"' f c .,, .. oh4 oscn , w' ' OAC wants c' to divest Groups nd ways to help disabled Byannie Baumnann SStaff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly and the"Center for Community Service and Learning are two of several University campus organiz...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday,_October 1, 1999 NATION WORLD EARTHQUAKE Continued from Page 1 the other, nudging the top plate upward. 'Yesterday s earthquake in Mexico was probably on a subduction fault as well. Preliminary reports indicated that it was a 7.4 or 7.5 on the Richter scale. The largest earthquakes. those with magnitude between 7 and 9 on the Richter scale, often occur on subduction faults. Subduction faults appear where an o...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 4, 1999 NATION/WORLD CELEBRATION Continued from Page A "It gives you a lot of pride. It's pretty amazing to hear about all these alumni have accomplished," he said. "It really boosts your morale after hard weeks on the ward" More than 1,000 Medical School alumni attended the convocation, including a group of 1949 alums who were celebrating the 50th anniversary of their graduation. One alum, 78-year-...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 5, 1999 NATION/WORLD Unsafe plant spurns nuclear blunder TOKAIMURA, Japan (AP) - The government For years, Tokyo insisted its nuclear facilities were off, Japanese media reports said. stepped up its investigation yesterday into shoddy far safer than those in other nations because of Japan's The atomic reaction, called fission, set off by the practices at a uranium-processing plant that set oif high ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 6, 1999 NATION/WORLD Lan i1nk to jo1n GazaWs Bank JERUSALEM (AP) - Ayman September under which Israel must Lubedeh hasn't been home to the Gaza hand over I I percent of the West Bank Strip to see his parents and siblings in to Palestinian rule and release 350 secu- six years. rity prisoners, in exchange for Lubedeh, 29, lives with his wife and Palestinian security measures. son in the West Bank, wh...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 1999 NATION/WORLD RELIGION Continued from Page 1A Year round. For many students, the messengers have varying levels of credibility. Rabbi Goldstein, student director of the Chabad House, said their approach is not to be "imposing" "We make ourselves available," Goldstein said. "Our main purpose is to give information." Woroniecki, carrying a wooden cross, said he works against all religion, and...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 8, 1999 N ATION/W ORLD Dlag Scream n drawS CrOW d SCREAM IN Continued from Page 1 services; Trailblazers Club, a psy- cho-social rehabilitation group; University Counseling and Psychological Services; the Sexual Awareness and Prevention Center; University Psychological Clinic; and the Undergraduate Psychological Society made information readily available through pamphlets and fly- ers, and by answerin...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 11, 1999 NATION/WORLD Despite comeback, M MSU Continued from Page IA the Spartans Epstein's on been necessa Brady took over again. After starting the drive with a pass Michigan and a handoff to junior tailback Anthony Thomas, Brady found ways completed eight of his next eight passes - capped by a suddenly se 19-yarder to Terrell for a touchdown. They sur On his three drives, Brady completed 24 o...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 NATION/WORLD Birth rates decline worldwid Los Angeles Times Despite common perceptions that the pace of the world's population growth is spiraling out of control, women around the globe are having fewer children than their mothers and the birth rate is now declining in every nation on the planet. This phenomenon - which has taken shape worldwide in the past year or so - is driving projectio...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 13, 1999 NATION/WORLD Test ban treaty vote may be in 2001 WASHINGTON (AP) - Hopelessly outnumbered Senate supporters of a global ban on nuclear testing moved closer to a deal with Republican leaders yes- terday for a face-saving postponement of a planned vote. An apparent breakthrough came as Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle said he was ready to pledge - in writing and in statements on the Se...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, Cctober IA, 1999 N ATI0N/WORLD W , M. plo -4*4 l 7, i l T ; w . 3 ,... M .+ +z. ... Ab di e The XWashngton IPost Philip Morris Cos., the holding company that includes the nation's largest tobacco firm, i launch- ing a new television ad vertising campaign aimed at broadening its image to ensure the publihc thms of it as producing something besides eigarettcs. At the same time, the company has eated a We bs...…
…'7 _ Tho Minhiann f}nily - Prirlnxr llntnhnr 1 r, 1QQQ - I nI oi"icrlan Lany -- riuay, uutuueri .),i C r s Tf o deRLys artersacall for trelie rom delay.vs WASHINGTON (AP) - In the lat- est round of finger pointing over flight delays, air carriers told a House com- mittee yesterday that fliers face a dra- matic increase in delays unless federal regulators swiftly untangle traffic jams in the sky. "The FAA's system is broken," said an Air Tra...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 18, 1999 NATION/WORLD ACLU members gather at Ufor college conference ACLU Continued from Page 1A research to find whether the University has a history of dis- crimination against minorities or if the University has ever created a hostile environment for minority students. "There seems to be a lot of apathy at the University behind the liberal facade," she said, adding that she hopes the con- ferenc...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 19, 1999 N ATION/W ORLD Indonesia yet to choose next leader The Washington Post JAKARTA, Indonesia - For more than three decades, Indonesia's People's Consultative Assembly has been largely a rubber stamp, ratifying the appoint- ment of presidents already in place. Now, as the 700- ' member assembly meets for its first session in Indonesia's new era of democratic reform, no one- including the members...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 20, 1999 NATION/WORLD NATIONAL CITY Continued from Page 1 Finance and Budget Chair Chad True said about the declaration. "It's as ifthey have railroaded students into this option, and it seems to be one of the worst on campus," said Rackham student Suzanne Owen, MSA treasurer. Owen said that formalizing the rela- tionship between MSA and WSA is the first step in changing the contract with National...…
…') . Tne I~iIUIhi -inilY - rildy, ULVUtniL00L100 --i e icigan uaiiy - rmay, uctooer 22, imy N ATION/WORLD Indonesia appoints vice president The Washington Post JAKARTA, Indonesia - Megawati Sukarnoputri, the popular political icon who suffered a humiliating defeat in her bid for the presidency Wednesday, was named Indonesia's new vice-president yesterday, a con- solation prize that leaders here hoped would calm her angry supporters and giv...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 25, 1999 NAVARATRIrepetition oftthet NAVAR TR Ireaching its peak Continued from Page 1A Kmrended 1 celebrate the holidav. A memnber ofAl()- a non-partic- room was immcci ipating group last year -Kaneriva said, "~There are prayer. more than 0( Indian organizations on campus. The idea F=ollowing ther is that with each organization more people will come." tural portion knc As people entered the room befor...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 26, 1999 Buchanan voices hope for Reform- patycandidacy1 NATION/WORLD AROUND THE NATION /" FALLS CHURCH (AP) - Republican presidential candidate Pat Buchanan bolted the GOP yesterday to mount a third-party campaign and "res- cue God's country" from a cultural and moral pit. "Only the Reform Party offers the hope of a real debate and a true choice, he said. "Our vaunted two-party system is a snare ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 28, 1999 NR ArmenianIIAaiame tt L YEREVAN, Armenia (AP) - Gunmen seized Armenia's parliament in a torrent of automatic weapons fire yes- terday, killing the prime minister and seven other politicians. The attackers were still barricaded in the building with dozens of hostages shortly before dawn today. With the bodies of Prime Minister ,Vazgen Sarkin and Parliament Speaker Karen Demirchian sprawled...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 29, 1999 NATION/WORLD HALLOWEEN Continued from Page 1 want her last name used. Customer at the Main Street costume shop could barely squeeze by each other in the crowded aisles yesterday. "The most popular trend this year is angels, princesses, and fembots, whatever the hell those are," Erin- Elvis said. "For the men, a lot of them are being Zorro or Austin Powers." She added, "I helped someone beco...…
… LOCAL/STATE The MchgnDI rdyOter1 99- CRIME Elevator closes on woman, injures her hand A female victim was injured by an elevator in the Taubmann Medical Library on Wednesday, Department of Public Safety reports state. Tie woman said the elevator closed on her as she stood in the doorway and injured her hand. West Quad resident fights ivith ex-boyfriend A student in West Quad Residence Hall reported her ex-boyfriend was breaking and throwing...…
… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 4, 1999 - 3A - In CArMPUS 'U' sponsors economic equality lecture The Institute for Research on Women and Gender is scheduled to hold a lecture *ntitled "Economic Equality in Marriage: More Independence for Women, Less for Men" on Friday. The lecturer is Annemette Sorenson, the director of the Henry A. Murray Research Center at Radcliffe College. The lecture will include topics such as social...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Mihgan Dy - Tuesday, October 5, 1999 - 3 CRIME I'E Painting stolen from Power Center lobby A painting was stolen Friday after- noon from the Power Center lobby, Department of Public Safety reports state. The painting is valued at $1111. DPS has no suspects in the incident, but believe the theft occurred around 12 p.m. Robber steals $52 from woman A suspect forcefully robbed a female acquaintance Friday after- noon on the Dia...…
… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daply - Wednesday, October 6, 1999 - 3 HIGHER EDUCATION Faculty strike loong in ennsy vania The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties voted last week to authorize its leader- ship to announce a strike at anytime. APSCUF is asking for pay increases of 26 percent, during a three year peri- od, for all faculty members. But the lat- est proposal the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Educa...…
… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily =-Thursday. October 7, 1999_- 3A -RESEARCH New guidelines weigh bypass surgery benefits People who suffer from heart disease ow have a tool to help them decide hether bypass surgery will help them live longer and better. A committee of -scientists led by the University's Division of Cardiology interim Chief Kim Eagle created a set of guidelines for physicians based on more than 750 studies of coronary artery ...…
…Tt_.. /t A: a. i.: a..... t'Y .,.; i.. t ..; .l .,..., f'1 ..t.. L. .... f7 dl /"1111'1 '"1 CRIME More graffiti found on 'U' landmarks In addition to the pro-Michigan tate graffiti found Tuesday morning on the Diag, more green spray-paint and anti-Michigan slogans were found in Regents Plaza and again in the Diag yesterday morning, according to Department of Public Safety reports. The Cube was defaced and DPS officers managed to recover two g...…
… LOCAL/S TA i' rt h~i a Mtd~Otr A.999 3 'CAMPUS 'U'prof. to give lecture on Early Egyptian culture 0 niversity Prof. John Baines with the Oriental institute plans to pre- sent 4 lecture titled "A Planned World in Early Egypt?" on Monday, Oct. II at 12 p.m. The lecture is scheduled to be held in 3050 Frieze Building. The lecture is sponsored by the Department of Near Eastern Studies, the Frankel Center for Judaic Studies, the Center for Midd...…
… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 - 3 CRIME UVA restructures student admissions policy Counterfeit bills used to purchase food at Union * Five counterfeit $20 bills were used to purchase food at the Michigan Union on Friday afternoon, the Department of Public Safety reports state. All five bills were marked with the same serial number. DPS reported having a male suspect. Driver arrested for drunk driving A DPS of...…
… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Da - Wednesd, October 13, 1999 3 &IIGHER Unseen Dead Sea Scrolls published *he Center for the Preservation of Ancient Religious Texts and students and professors at Bringham Young University will publish "The Dead Sea Scrolls" database, a compact disc ver- sion of the texts this month. The database is an electronic search- able version of the Dead Sea Scrolls that can be adapted to any language. But the CPART only ...…
…0~ RE16SEARCH~g Doctors, patients encourage e-mail C+)mmunicaton .A study conducted by the University I alth System found that 70 percent of ets surveyed said they would like tedcommunicate with their doctors via e-mail. Of the 75 physicians' surveyed, 8Mspercent said they thought e-mail was aigdat way to answer patients' non- urgent medical questions. :-The University and the Ann Arbor Veterans Affairs Hospital will now evaluate a specially ...…
… LOCAL/STATE Th Mchga Dat CRIMEa oman sexually saulted at tate St. party woman, who was treated at niversity Hospitals earlier this week, eported to the Department of Public afety on Tuesday afternoon that she ad been sexually assaulted at a party n State Street, DPS reports state. DPS officers notified the Ann Arbor olice Department, but the woman said he did not want to press charges gainst her attacker, whom she knew. rrectional school ma...…
… LOCAL/STATE-- MaOoer 18. 1999 - 3A CAMPUS 6 UBC prof. to give lecture on Japanese history Asian studies associate Prof. Joshua Mostow, from the University of British Columbia, will be giving a lecture titled, "Court, Commoner, and Country: Visual Appropriation and the 'Tales of Ise"' as part of the Noon Lecture Series. Mostow will discuss two histori- cal times in Japanese history: the late Heian - 12th Century - and the early Meiji - 1870s...…
