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…w w w w 'l m_ W. ---- B 0 0 KS pillow. That someday is today: It's puters, history, cooking entertainment, Out at Briarwood Mall, Waldenbooks called a book. And Ann Arbor already art, music, traveling, as well as an en- (Briarwood Mall) has a franchise much has many service centers handling - tire wall-full of traditional fiction, like any other Waldenbooks store in any w smillions of different models. They're David's Books (662 E. Libe...…

…a thing. He was so nervous. Braylon just wanted to do so well. Deep down, Stan knew his boy wasn't as prepared as he should be. Sometimes his routes weren't as sharp or he wouldn't look a pass all the way in. Little things like that tend to pop up when you don't prepare... After a forgettable fresh- man year, spent biding his time, Braylon exploded his sophomore season - posting a 1,000-yard season, something Anthony and Derrick never did. Car...…

…8DE New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 HEANEY. SEAMUS HEANEY. CAN YOU 'DIG' IT? 4 Luck of the Irish shines on 'U' with appearance ofpoet Heaney Lee Ground," came from this first poem of s Writr his first collection, continuing the cl Prize-winning poet and Har- %vgi rof. Seamus Heaney packed in a c o for a much-anticipated poetry r d,1g at Rackham Auditorium this pgtNovember. More than 1,000 mem- l1so...…

…Page 128-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Mich Maize igan Daily 'n' Blue boasts rare resources Anyone got a 68-ton carillon? By TIM YAGLE Only at the University of Michigan could someone be majoring in bells. Not that the University has a more finely-tuned faculty than other institutions, but the school does boast many unusual resources unavailable at other colleges, like the third largest carillon (68 tons) in the world. The almost unavoida...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdav., SentemhAr rn A 9' Pa e T w H E M C H G N1A L E E1 .u+ ..iuy,,;.aC ,. crr ,a r v, i 7 r WE WANT YOU TO HEAR MORE Altec AR Empire Garrard Audio Analyst J.B.L. BASF KLH Beyer B&O B&W Dual David Clark Design- Acoustics 0 One of the area s tuners, tape recorders, Marantz Maxell Nortroni Ortofon Pioneer Phase Li Phillips USIC!! Revox Shure Sony Scotch Stanton Sennheiser cs TEAC Thorens TDK inear Ta...…

…9 Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Budget rises as... University Hospitals prepare for the future by Karen Akerlof Daily NSE Contributor University Hospitals and the health care organizations which come under the governance of the Regents, comprise a large fraction of the University's budget and com- mand a large amount of the Univer- sity's administrative attention. "The hospital is the largest ...…

…w w w w w w V V V V =MR _W t 5' a' b d' T T 'wr -IV lqw qw I r i.'. # 4 t Y 0 M E D Y j ] HEN THE library grows a bit too These shows are almost always worth shows that will undoubtedly include ab- VY familiar, when your roommate wading through the occasional non- surdist antics, satirical skits, and e to beaconf d Jfunny class clown to see a student political parody. Meanwhile anyone Priest fan, when the thought of dorm comedian wi...…

…V V V V V V V w W, w INS w v M Welcome to the 2011 season: where Denard Robinson could cap- Mattison could be the key to all the defensive problems, where nothing is certain - can you honestly say you know what this team will do? No, you can't. But Chuckles, the cat of former Daily Western Michigan (Sept. 3): Brady Hoke's Michigan State (Oct. 15): Edwin Baker and Managing Sports Editor Andy Reid, probably does. first game as head coac...…

…Wednesday. September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 9D RE STORING HILL k i ' commits $30M for auditorium's renvtos By Anna Clark Di) ly Staff-Reporter Whether it's Ani Di [ranco, Yo Yo Ma or (:hris Rock. [lli Auditorium is the place to bO for cultur-e, education arid especially enter'- tainiment, And with about X50 million, the University is planning to renovate the venue. In June. tie University officially committ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 13B Health Service suffers from dubious reputation on campus By ELEONORA DI LISCIA IVniversity Health Service, which absorbs mandatory assessments from students each semester, is suffering from an ailing reputation. While the symptoms of the center's illness aren't present among all stu- dents, many on campus have voiced what seem to be, at best, only average ratings on the medical service ...…

… I Thursday, September 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN{ DAILY Mage Three Thursda, Septmber 6,1973 TE MICHGAN DAIY t1'ae Thre Putting together University concerts By ERIC SCHOCH supplement co-editor When describing the Ann Arbor and University c o n c e r t scene, perhaps "variety" is the best word to use. Bands and performers appear- ing at the University last year in- cluded Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen, Stevie Won- der, Cheech and...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page3 Behind the Olympian facade Greeks find flaws in their system AM U by Noelle Vance Daily Staff Writer The Greek system has been criti- cized in recent years for being "sexist, racist and homophobic" by various campus organizations. But today, a surprising amount of criti- cism comes from inside the system. Fraternities and sororities "involve a lot of insecure, under...…

…w U V! s V : V V qV w C L U_ B S Music scene rocks By Larry Dean O N THE OLD "I Love Lucy" tele- vision program, whenever Fred, Ethel, or Lucy wanted to have a little fun, they hightailed it downtown to the Tropicana, where Lucy's latin hubby, Ricky, was the star attraction. Played with aplomb by multi-talented Desi Ar- naz, Ricky Ricardo was the ultimate lounge lizard, leading the Desi Arnaz Orchestra (otherwise under the capable bat...…

…0 0 shouldn't line up - no disrespect to Mar- cus Knight andKevin Bryant and all those guys - you and Tai Streets should be out there," Marcus said. "All you have to do is learn the plays, keep your mouth shut and be a freshman. Just don't play like a freshman." "Marcus, I'm from Richmond, Virgin- ia," Dave said flatly. "I don't know what it is to be scared of anything. "I want to do what y'all did last year." Win the national championship. W...…

…410D- New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, Septebmer 6. 2000 11F" Looking for something to do this weekend~' Are you tired o{ doing the samne old thing? Look no further, CXT)) US 1) I nfrtion Centers, UJM Events cilendir is the X~nswer. http;//www.um ich.eti/--umevents IP HI11 ii H A 1 1 1Ai r anemone a xa as yfn~ Ii VISIT THESE FUN SITES ON THE INTERNET! f Cho yoo wa~nt to join a studient oryanization, but c4on't kno...…

…Page 14B-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily <. A "00.0 -qqq 4 1 / / I pppp $ .-- ' t . W-- ~' S.. >- -- -*__..- 00" o -- ._ __--- J.._... . _. ._ ._-- .---ter. . + w 1 .- p/1 J i Urch's: a mi edbag. New and Used Books Brought in from Universities around the country, our stock of quality used books is the largest in the city. And our prices are the best. We guarantee the correct book for every course. Just...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thi wrarlrnr ",onfimOnNor A 1 107 I. 1 I r*urbU(J/,,)e1.i emI LJr D, 1'7 t- .1 768030 ' Order Your Subscription Today 764-0558 Touring groups highlight local dance experience U NEW BOOKS BY U-M AUTHORS ERIC S. RABKIN Narrative Suspense "When Slim Turned Sideways . .. Using the insights afforded by structuralism, linguistics, and modern criticism, the author provides a seminal study of the function an...…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Ready or not, dorms are a student's... Home away from home for eight long: Residence hail living poses new challenges for incoming students by Alycia Spector Daily Staff Writer Residing in a dorm is a once-in-a- lifetime experience. Where else do you have the opportunity to live with 1000 other people, share a bathroom with 60 of them, and eat scrumptious meals like...…

…w w w w w w w EMMER ,w lw T T -w- ,w w -W w w I w C L A S S C S R C I N E It takes all nds N' By Gordon Jay Frost T HERE'S MORE classical music to be heard in Ann Arbor than there is in any other town in Michigan, much of it unparalleled in the nation. Ars Musica is perhaps the best example of a classical musical ensem- ble that is regularly overlooked by students. Based in this city, the group is America's only full...…

… -W a w :0 HADED DAVE TERRELL CLASS OF 2001 The "Go Blue M Club Supports You" banner has been a gameday fixture inside Michigan Stadium since Marge Renfrew and Joan Helmers stitched the first edition late in the 1962 season. And Michigan Ruled the West Uncovering the roots of the Wolverines' famous banner A few blocks away from the Big House, d East Stadium Boulevard, take a right into W bury Gardens. Drive past the patch of g grass, p...…

… michigandaily. com/sports sportsdesk@umich.edu New Student Edition pojr ts SECTION E WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 *DAVID DEN HERDER Look who's varsity now? Men's soccer _M'sports, more noble than you think Confession No. 1: 1 don't mind listening to the Backstreet Boys. Their tunes are catchy, and ifI " c could dance to them, 1 probably would. And they tell me I'm larger than life. Fortunately, I know enough of this university to real...…

…Big Ten title barely eludes 'M' in final season of Benedict era By LIZMAC Sports eras are hard wrought but long remem- bered. Lombardi's Packers, Bryant's Tide, Wooden's Bruins - the mention of these brings thoughts of long-term winning competition. LAST YEAR saw the end of a lesser-known era at Michigan, but one which produced a quality sports program just the same. Coach Moby Benedict, the man who has meant baseball to Michigan for 17 years...…

…Thursdoy, September 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN OAILY Ptve Five Thu ~do, Setemer ~ 193 TE MCHIGN fAII .. .. _.. : I Film: Something for everyone By PTCI{AD GLAIZ E Several years Ago, cheap cam- pus alternatives to costly corn- mnercial film-going were altnost non-existent: Ann Arbor's' Cine- ma Guild offered weekend nov- ies at low prices, and they had little if any conmpetition. Hardly the state of affairs today, when one can see first-run co...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 5 Campus libraries offer smut, shows, Vlaces to be seen 4 by Kristin Palm Daily Staff Writer It is inevitable. At some point during every student's college career, better sooner than later, at least one visit must be made to a library on campus. Whether it be a small, in- rmal residence hall library, the so- ciable Undergraduate Library, the lit- tle-mentioned Wome...…

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…0 T.- v 0 A v -9 RESURRECTED DERRICK ALEXANDER CLASS OF 1993 Lyingthere onthe field, Derrick Alexander did all he could to fight a truth he'd never had to face. Desmond and Derrick. Derrick and Desmond. Oh man, this was supposed to be our year. No, no, no, this couldn't be happening. The pain shooting through my knee - pain I've never felt before - it didn't hurt that bad. Right? I'll just sit out the Notre Dame game and be back to play...…

…2E - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 WATCH YOUR 'M' SPORTS Umn tUseful information A gwide to your FootballSaturday By Jeff Phillips Daily Sports Writer For those who don't vet know of the carnal excite- ment of a Michigan football Saturday, here is a quick guide. Game time! Sure, the time in the paper says 12 p.m., but don't expect to have a seat saved at 12 p.m. Plan on being at the stadium about 30...…

…Page 2C-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily PITCHING KEY TO BLUE SUCCESS: Softballers find 9 0 winning recipe By LEE KATTERMAN Making your first cake from scratch can, at best, be a trying experience. In softball, building a team from scratch can be just as difficult. Yet, after only two seasons, head coach Gloria Soluk has blended together some prize-winning ingredien-, ts. TWO YEARS ago, in the women's softball team's - first...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY I hursday September 6, 1973 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I - - I - - , r - - - - lillfill p ouR HI-Ft SOUNDD I EAKU Spping your way toward sociabil By GLORIA JANE SMITH After a few months (or weeks or even hours) of T.G.s, dorm mixers and quaddie keggers, stu- dents here often feel the need- often the desperate need-to get out from under University rafters and into the community for a bit of entertainment a...…

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Everything you never knew you wanted to know about the 'U' by Kristin Palm and Ian Hoffman IVaily Staff Writers A2: A squared, or Ann Arbor for you purists. This abbreviation was -invented for people to use on their "return address so they could be polite ind anonymous at the same time. AHAUDA: Angell Hall Audito- rium A. What distinguishes this from AHAUDB, AHAUDC,...…

…"W T mww mw w w _: w mv-- 4 . T H E A T E R t7~a The Michigan Theater: Everything from Laurie Anderson to classic film. the theater first opened, the marquis The theater's Barton organ is still widest range of entertainment and local M spills romantic gold lighting down played almost daily by members of the productions. SLiberty Street as large red letters Motor City Theater Organ Society. The Fund-raising is still going on with M o v ...…

… I 9 9 V ~V -. a' v w ormer Michigan linebacker Jarret Irons said it best: "When great players play with certain numbers they want to give it to someone who has that type ofpotential." No one scoffs at Vincent Smith for wearing Charles Woodson's sacred No. 2. Desmond Howard's No. 21 is worn by another receiver, Junior Hemingway, but hell isn't raised over it. And Desmond was kind enough to share his number with Tim Biakabutuka. History will...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition- 3t *AN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT IN TURMOIL More NCAA violations could be on their way as a result of a scandal that still haunts 'M' basketball By Mark Francescutti Daily Sports Editor Ed Martin could continue to haunt Michigan basketball in a new millennium. The banned basketball booster gave several Michigan basketball players improper benefits such as cars and cash acc...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 3C Rock Bottom Blue icers have nowhere to go but up By BOB EMORY The Western Collegiate Hockey Association never has been known for its predictability. The 1976-77 season serves as one example. Michigan was felt to be a strong team, but not quite as good (on paper anyway), as the year before when they finished fourth in the ten-team league. Six players were lost to graduation and the res...…

…Thursday, September 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace Sevarlu Thu rsday, September 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY F %.Svc ti7C V -- I t I Surv ing By GLORIA JANE SMITH Scanning stages cross-campusa it becomes immediately obvious that Ann Arbor is indeed a hot- bed of dramatic activity. Produc- tions, both amateur and profes- sional, conventional and experi- mental, are presented by no less than a d o z e n active theatre groups Outstanding o...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 7 Counseling Services offer help M r*lw ijr h'wi . w1.....,« .... ...:i.L .. *:, ,... ..1 .L._.,,.. ,_ ... , :_L T J,:: -' '':' I y Jfenniter Armstrong Daily NSE Contributor You're an incoming student at a huge University. Aside from sum- mer camps or extended trips, you've never really been away from home. You're dealing with a whole new lifestyle. It can be very ...…

…m .,m - -f-'m.- V V w w w WF T HE A T E R . +w Stage set for drama By Gordon Jay Frost T HIS TOWN'S theater is a lot like dorm food. Even though none of it is truly gourmet fare, there's more than enough variety to survive. Whether it is Broadway tours, University groups, part-time professionals, or just a bunch of kids who think they can put on a show, Ann Arbor has many opportunities for you as either spectator or participant in modern...…

…4E - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 Ellerbe safe as coach, but can 'M' improve? CHRIS DUPREY 0i HOOPS Continued from Page 1E "I'm happy for him, but I'm also sad," sophomore forward LaVell Blanchard said. "I want to win, and he's a big part of us winning." One thing is for sure about next season, Brian Ellerbe will return as head coach of the Wolverines. Michigan interim Athletic Director Bill Ma...…

…Page 4C-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily WOMEN CAGERS IN FOR CHANGES: A slow road to success By ELISA FRYE If women's basketball coach Gloria Soluk had her way, the upcoming season would already be a thing of the past. She is not looking forward to another year of growing pains with her notoriously young team. The team of nine freshmen, three sophomores and ,one junior struggled through the year, but managed to produce a 13-14 r...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdav. Seotember 6. 1973 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thiir utH r ..xSj.it jlf c. i E 1 a i BLIND 208 SFIRST AN A Europeoi neighb Enjoy breakfas in the o ton.-fri. 9am.-2am - I i! In search of the best 4N ARBOR n cafe blues club & orhood tavern college concert series (Continued from Page 3) cessful but financial disasters. The next year there was talk of reviving the festival again, but no one ...…

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…-.Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition- 5E Youth served GEOFF GAGNON Young icers learn quickly, high expectations set this fall By Stephanie Offen Daily Sports Editor On Saturday, March 26, 2000, the Wolverines witnessed the longest hockey game tn NCAA playoff histo- ry. Six periods and seven hours they waited for the start to their game, as St. Lawrence and Boston University went at it - almost forever. ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 5C BLUE EYES IMPROVED SEASON Cagers face Big T en dogfight By GEOFF LARCOM The plan for Michigan's return to Big Ten basketball supremacy was laid out even before the 78-79 season began. Early on coach Johnny Orr had foreseen the possibility of a Big Ten championship, along with a fighting chance to grab national honors for his Blue cagers. And the players, fans, and most in- terestin...…

…Thursday, September 6, 19-73 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Parse Nine Thurday Setembr 6 193 TE MI~iGN DiLYMAGAINEPag Nn Concerts, classical n clubs reflect 7usic interests (Continued from Page 3) tion. The Symphonic and Con- cert bands offer experience with different repertoire. All three e-i- sembles are open to participation4 by non-music majors upon audi- tion. Contact the School of Music information office for procedure. EACH TERM, th...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition --Thursday, September 6, 1990- Pa A confused student receives help at the Campus Information Center. Said one CIC employee, "I would work here for free, it's so fun." No question CIC passes trivia tests with flying colors by Ian Hoffman Daily NSE Editor The only place on campus you can learn the location of Belize, the fifth president of the University, and the final's week hours of the Grad. What is the...…

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… 6E - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 WONDEROUS WOMEN Women's basketball tallies best season ever On the brink of a national championship By Michael Kern Daily Sports Writer Last season, the Michigan womens basketball team rode into the Big Ten Tournament on the back of an eight- ame winning streak that had pro- elled it into the top 25 for the first time in school history. With a school- record 2...…