…0 0 mummommov I -U in erst Ao "If you can't get to Chinatown, Dinersty brings Chinatown to you" Thank you for voting Dinersty the "Best Chinese Restaurant of Ann Arbor." Dinersty is committed to making the best EVEN BETTER. Starting this fall semester, Dinersty brings to you: -More than 20 exciting new dishes. -Free Delivery Service -New Party Trays for all occasions. Go Blue! Dinersty wishes U-M a very successful Football Season. ...…
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…0 7 6 " * Reaching for the title Michigan hopes to make fifth straight crown special Fday qhbv1, W . Many college football analysts are saying the Big Ten conference is a joke. But let's face it: it's an old joke. People used to laugh about Michigan and Ohio State being the Big Two compared to the Little Eight. Those days are gone, but only because the Buckeyes have succumbed to mediocrity. Meanwhile, the Wolverines have continued to reig...…
… 0 I Northwestern KIckoff '92 Friday, September11,1992 I 'A F R E E D O M to choose one's own way ... Express FREEDOM as 0 F LA LIBERTE XT UHURU LIBERTAD 27f1j DIE FREIHEIT CBOBOA and in many other languages. Clothing and accessories for multicultural understanding. MADE F Street Level, 222 State Plaza, 769-4209. I*e O*@*O. e e OOOO O O @ .. OO @ 0 . @* Everything is new at Northwestern this season. New black uniforms, new coach Ga...…
… 0 -f kIcko '92 I Fiisy SepmbrA1,19 . . . . . . . . . . . . :' J .'. i."::.te'.'e r itc rr;,;_ f :: i.; r;",'";. :, : ........... S24 f . %s'S'r iti tri l f'{ '}i j'r''!. -:1 tea:: i ' ' "i :"tJ+f rrJ " " ' r ... rr.1' .... r:' .1..". ti:C"Lii: ,Ci;: 1Jfy ." C"i i "J. LCN:J i }:r ......":..4::..... .;r " DEFENSIVE LINE' Line adopts aggressive stance The strength of Michigan's defense should be the defensive line. Senior defens...…
…0 0 Friday, September1,1992 0. 18 Kickwff'92 t CONFERENCE Morrison fills Anderson's void TM Illinois When John Mackovic left Illinois last season, he took with him an offensive philosophy which allowed the Illini to control the ball through the air. The Illini's effective possession passing game meant throwing as often as the team ran. Under new coach Lou Tepper, the Illini are going to turn to the ground more often. Tepper's feat...…
… Awh , % r I IP OR -MP 8 The 1992 schedule for the Michigan football team. Home games start at 1 p.m. Eastern time, and are listed in CAPS. Starting times are subject to change. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER 12 Notre Dame 3 IOWA 7 Northwestern 19 OKLAHOMA STATE 10 MICHIGAN STATE 14 ILLINOIS 26 HOUSTON 17 Indiana 21 Ohio State 24 MINNESOTA (Homecoming) 31 Purdue The Michigan Daly" VVe've got it all NEWS SPORTS " ARTS PHOTO OPINION If you liked M...…
…9 .0 ~ O w s iySWptNhr lit 1N 1. MichIgan Union 2. MIchigan Stadium-North End Zone 31 P .32+a soTe New 790 Sandwich Wolverines need to Qet their ki cks without J.D.. De Thefmiar ffburgersize with that great SUBWAY taste " Special teams may be a sore spot for coach Gary Moeller this season. Gone is kicker J.D. Carlson, one of the most success- ful in Michigan history, and kick returner Desmond Howard. Talented but young replacements a...…
…0 0S 7f v 10 ~kickoff '92 Friday; Septeiber11,1992 * - A RUNNiNgG BAn CK S t Michigan's strength ... ...... . .......... ............. .......... .. ..... ... .... .......... ............... ................. .......... beginsl The trio of talented tail the Michigan backfield rep what could be the best gro nation. All three are proven commodities despite havin only a combined 45 games Conversely, the relative inexperience of the re...…
…0 0 0 -14 10" 0f 92 Cornflakes and Fire Co-captain Brown's. enthusiasm drives 'M' defense Bettis takes the handofffrom Mirer at the 48 ... Big holekup the middle!... He's at the 40, avoids two tacklers, one man to beat and... Wow! What a hit he just took from Cowin Brown !... The ball is loose, and it looks like Michigan has recovered! ... And Bettis is slow getting up ... Remember that play? Well, it never happened. Corwin just imagine...…
… 0 0 12 Kickff '92 ALUANCE Continued from page 8 This new system does have one plus. I always used to cheer for mass confusion in the bowls and now it's almost guaranteed. Check out some of my favorite New Year's Day scenarios. First No. 1 Washington against No. 2 Michigan in the Rose Bowl. The coalition means nothing - except to see who the third-best team in the country is. Well, any scenario that has either of these two teams No. 1 wor...…
…There's nothing cryptic about the University's latest code. It is a blatant attempt by the administration to expand its control over students' lives. Scott Sterling spent some time this summer chillin' with Basehead. Get the scoop on this innovative rap group's favorite beers. $P1 The University Athletic Department is conducting an internal investigation of the men's basketball to determine what, if any, violations of NCAA rules occurred ove...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 10, 1992 TUITION Cniudfo Coned frmPage 1 1jv~ of t~ papr8~e ert oc~r Nw Stuent ~itio~wh~chell irst cos s.I4ewevehrl0soHwever someregensadisgrde men to eep htheRgeni Neal Nielsen (R- .1 orm to6;vertuitonfr some studengain order ti Th~D~iy ~ prod tob~ip~ youthisspeoel isue ~d w~~ialy inite y~.i o jcw~ br diz us ytsusidie theeductionofsohers ..~~~ crease the tuition package a st...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition- Thursday, September 10, 1992 - Page 3 First-year students face life on U-M campus by Elizabeth Vogel Although, first-year student Fabian Salinas found the size of U- M inimidating during his first few days in Ann Arbor, he was relieved about some of the differences be- tween high school and college. "In high school some freshmen were thrown in garbage cans and locked in lockers. Here it is not like that...…
…Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10, 1992 Elor in(I ut 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 764 - 0552 MAITI Fw 1), R[ENNIE Opinion Editors YAEL CTFRO GEOFFREY EARLE AMITAVA MAZUMDAR Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Dadly's Editorial Board. All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the ...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 10, 1992- Page 5 Presenting businesses committed to the future r ..+4 Recy s y eI' 00e Cardinal a I Michugan's largest selection Discover Birkenstock 209 N. Fourth Avenue 663-164, b...,.. ,,............. . Cleaners Environmentally Safe Cleaning System At Cardinal Cleaners, we use a "Dry to Dry" cleaning system-the most environmentally concious dry cleaning system avail...…
…Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Thursday, September 10, 1992 SAPAC head selection spurs controversy on U-M campus " by Karen Talaski Daily Gender Issues Reporter The U-M community is split over the decision to hire Debra Cain as the new di- rector of the Sexual Ass it Prevention and ,Awareness Center (SAPAC). Committee -aenmbers and an ad-hoc group have protested the decision criticizing Cain's ensitivity to certain issues. Cai...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10,1992 - Page 7 Spencer takes over as head of U-M admissions office i by Jennifer Silverberg a i yAdministration Reporter espite the change in command in the Office of Undergraduate A;t nissions, the only noticeable dif- horence is a computer banner deco- rted with colored balloons taped to the director's office wall which ieads, "Welcome to your new office, I heodore Spencer, ass...…
…9 Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10, 1992 Blues and Jazz Fest makes comeback in September Adolescent sexual assault lifts college by Annette Petruso Twenty years ago, Ann Arbor had an event. A real music festival, on par with any international concert, could be found near campus on the Otis Spann Memorial Field (now part of Huron High School). Its title was the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival, taglined...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10,1992- Page 9 Geake wins Repub. congressional primary, beats U-M prof. Tanter ~1 by Josh Dubow and Jeff Williams Daily Staff Reporters CANTON - State Sen. Robert Geake won a surprisingly convinc- ing victory in the 13th Congressional district in the beginning of August. Geake defeated five candidates for the nomination, including U-M Prof. Raymond Tanter - Geake's closest challeng...…
…ii I 1 U I1 I I I II I S UNIVERSITY OF MIGHIDAN STUDENTSI I I I Al eriesM y SHAC.J . NdbE NIEV1E .FOOD SHOPPE19 9 1 f h e ~. OF GROCERIS Featurinlg LieLbtrrU UEE[lGHAN TDU Iit SFroz ensg jT FINISHING .. FUW SRVCE VIDEO CENTER 3I1 THANAC CAR DS &3365~5 1J40' BROADWAY NEAR pLYMOUTFULSHC IT RPCE E DEUCATESSEN g I NGFL WRAP CF.E T.._ .. 13 u6 VLI~~~IfCusOf aE Pza1 BEAUTY( CARE PIMOT FULL - SEVC5LIN FHAT CEESHPEnDrg&General tMerchafdts 3D ~-9-y FHE...…
…ARTS *The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition Thursday, September 10, 1992 Page 11 Carl Franklin's debut is a move in the right direction I'mk by Michael John Wilson If Jim Thompson were alive to- day, he might have written One False Move. Thompson, author of '50s pulp crime novels like The Grifters, specialized in a Southern version of film noir. Instead of ex- ploring the dark underside of American cities like Hammett or Chandler, he f...…
…Page 12-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 10, 1992 BASEHEAD Continued from page 11 that's cool." Play With Toys is more of a freeform dialogue than just words thrown over music. It's peppered with conversations between Ivey and friends on a variety of subjects. They discuss everything from getting dumped by a girlfriend ("Not Over You"), to the state of being Black in America in the 1990s ("Evening News"),to the sin...…
…Cross Country Wolverine Open Tomorrow, 4:30 p.m. University of Michigan Golf Course SPORTS Football vs. Notre Dame Saturday, 1:30 p.m. (NBC-TV) Notre Dame, Ind. 0 The Michigan Daily /New Student Edition 'M' hopes practice .makes perfect by Josh Dubow Daily Football Writer Thursday, September 10, 1992 Page 13 Athletic Dept. investigates alleged violations After losing four straight season openers to Notre Dame, Michigan football coach...…
…I Page 14-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10, 1992 Whether your destination is Boise or Bali, we can help you get there within your budget! " International student/youth/teacher airfares. " Low-cost domestic airfares. " Railpasses issued-on-the-spot. " International identity cards. " Hostel memberships. " Travel guidebooks and travel gear. " Expert travel advice. * We're America's oldest and largest student trave...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 10, 1992- Page 15 EAIL Huskies-Badgers? -- A truly sick joke by Ken Davidoff Daily Sports Writer Good day everyone, and wel- come first-year students. In addition to its stellar coverage of Michigan sports, the Daily also provides a weekly scope of the Big Ten football scene. Each week, a qualified Daily staffer who 1) knows the ups and downs, the ins and outs of college football ...…
…Page 16-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10, 1992 FESTIVAL Continued from page 8 budget and the University said 'Woh, we can't handle it.' "I said, 'Well this is what you need. If you want to do it, this is what you need to do.' So they said 'No,' and by that time I was so ex- cited about the concept and the idea, I was so into it, that I said, 'I'm go- ing to do it anyway, somehow.' cil rescinded our permit," Andr...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10, 1992- Page 7 Welcome Back Universit of Michigan Students If you're new on campus, you may have noticed that other students spend a lot of time at Kinko's. Drop in and discover why Kinko's is the most popular hangout on campus. We're saving a place for you. / ooo/"mar'' I i rX 0 Quality copy services 1 Full color copies r i A A' 1 1 p p p In-store computer rent...…
… Page 18-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 10, 1992 SUMMER " Continued from page 11 only because you can't believe how ridiculous the filmmakers were willing to sink in order to set things on fire. Though Aliens3 has some interesting visuals, can anyone be- sides a handful of chemistry majors explain what happens to that alien at the end of the movie? Speaking of the film's ending, did the (nu- merous) screenwriter...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 10, 1992- Page 19 Sensual Brit duo Curve go 'round the bend, live to tell, and relate what it's about ideas that we really weren't happy with," Halliday explains, "and then we came up with this thing that we'd be quite fascinated to see: what a doll's graveyard would look like ... There really isn't a great kind of thing behind it. We just loved (the photo) and that was enough." If M...…
…Page 20--The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 10, 1992 M- - 0- -1 GURYAO RACE BUGE . TEED LOWEST CD PRICES WALHOODEVELPIN ILMLN y -9,'~'/4 TEEHNI4 #T--256LMT- E -20.2 I.f, w STTICUO L ~-DIG-I-TAL CLCIAIO 2.9M AMFIDA #RY -105LMT-E -20-9 STT COPO n* ILMI -1 - P -0- STTICUO HlSER -ACK--C %'.---- fI OUIE.2.9r LI-I-- - E -20.U now& STTICUO IiSUAVEi - - ~in .. J 500rFII LIMT 1EXP 9-0-9 OU EVRYDY LW P IC s STATE C CAD...…
… 11xpIress alours . he University has always had a reputation for great academics, great football, . and great activism. Thousands of students with diverse backgrounds are concentrated here, and it is a rare occasion when people see eye to ey on important issues. Some student group is always. .. . * protesting something on the Diag. Residence Hall cafeterias are aiway abuzz with heated debates. Everything becomes a political statement - what ...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Perspectives -Thursday, September 10, 1992 Student Organization Development Center bilds leadership skills by Tami Goodstein The Student Organization Deve- lopment Center (SODC) makes available professional and peer con- sultants for those students who wish to become involved in the cocurricu- lar life at the University. The SODC provides many pro- grams and services aimed at helping you become an...…
…Daily offers a student * perspective by Geoff Earle Everyone reads the Daily - they really do. I'm not claiming this out of blind egotism or even out of my love for the newspaper. Many stu- dents only read the Daily as a way to kill time before classes. A marketing survey conducted a few years ago made it clear that it is the Daily crossword puzzle and Calvin and Hobbes - not our editorial policy - that most students are concerned about. But I...…
…Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Perspectives -Thursday, September 10, 1992 momm"Mm", 1a '4+ THE AREA . ,; - } b- Capeli f aif FOR YOUR EYE EXAMS & EYEGLASSES . ... YO U'RE #1 WITH US AMRIANEXRES RAEER CECS0OL *l I - .Aaau~an& a *.efm.* AtAu. i * imm tb fl* A a.. f aTDAr " YE) " CRI " OF 3MESWC INTERN C~lAIONAIL " INDIVIDUAPL &SGRUPijRAfVEL ,. :AR ROUND LOW COST CHARTERS " UISES " AIR a CAR A HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS FICI...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Perspectives -Thursday, September 10, 1992- Page 5 i A 1 S I AtA New Fall Fashions Presented by Some. "Old-Time Favorites" * Ruff-Hewn s Corbin ACT UP offers 20 reasons to promote AlDS education * Pendleton * And More! r- A Trove DOME !! fVacc E* Airlir i Roil. S -Cru a- Cars el Agency With Personalized STIC & INTERNATIONAL TRi otion m Business lent Group ne Tickets Passes ses Tours els 609 ...…
…0 Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Perspectives - Thursday, September 10, 1992 ,ACT UP Continued from page 5 Children of IDUs, sex workers, white gay men, gay men of color, lesbians of color, white lesbians, white heterosexual women, hetero- sexual women of color, heterosex- nal men of color, children of color, teens of color, white teens. Who's left? Research has led to treatments which can help people with AIDS to live longer ...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Perspectives - Thursday, September 10, 1992 - Page 7 ps moo The entire University seems to radiate out from the brass block 'M' in the middle of the __ Diag. I"w (J/i r y K ~taA$Y $ 'e a r W The Diag is the center of campus, and most -'s s' / ~" t"° " 5R~Y', . r students find themselves crossing it several rxy , ° times a day as they hurry wherever they are , yy7Y('R>fi x x °'aj x !/2 s S~ tk h*oSn ztx...…
…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Perspectives - Thursday, September 10, 1992 Lost on the way to cum laude I was going to attend every class, do every reading, and ace every exam. When I first came to the University, I was just like many of you. I was wide-eyed, confident, idealistic, and ambitious. I knew exactly what I was going to do, and how I was going to do it. But something happened between the time I moved in to South Quad...…
… " "eti h e U n iv e rs ity o f M ic h ig a n ., As you'll soon find outa« this place is made up of- -_ t ; s much more than classes and homework. With a population of more than 40,000, the University is a community in itself. It has its own buildings, customs, and elected officials. And, like any society, the University has its share of problems. There are abuses of power, class3 * struggles, and even slums (known as"- drmitories). And while ...…
…01 Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University - Thursday, September 10, 1992 Campus Info Center gives all the answers by Wendy Law Daily Staff Reporter - anything from restaurants to fi- Students research, study, socialize in Feeling lost on campus? Don't know how to find Lorch Hall? Trying to find out what the regents really do? Curious if there is life in Ann Arbor outside of the University? The Campus Information Center (C...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University - Thursday, September 10, 1992 - Page 3 Traditions reveal strange rituals i 'U' halowed hals hide cults, creatures, superstitions by Ben Reames * So you thought you were joining the ranks of an elite university. A place to expand your mind. A tran- quil sanctuary in modern society for the pursuit of "Artes, Scientia, and Veritas." Ha. More like you've joined a riotous horde fraught with stra...…
…" Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University - Thursday, September 10, 1992 Republican Ann Arbor Building contractor involved in real estate development 1996 "There are still some complaints about the policy but it seems to be effectively controlling the problem. This is an effort to give some protection to the student population in general. The students here use the Union for study and recreation and it should be for their...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University - Thursday, September 10, 1992 - Page 5 Greeks deal with stereotypes, sexism by Hope Calati Daily Staff Reporter The letters of the Greek alphabet hang from every tree on the Diag during fall }rush. The letters call prospective rushees to share in the experiences of the approxi- mately one-quarter of the undergraduate population which belongs to fraternities and sororities. Five thousand stude...…
…Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 10, 1992 Hash Bash brings thousands to A2 to fight for legalzaion by Mblissa Peerless MTS lets students Daily NSE Editor. April showers bring Hemp Power. At least to Ann Arbor - the site of the annual Hash Bash, a pro-mari- juana legalization rally held on the Diag the first Saturday in April. The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) spons...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University - Thursday, September 10, 1992 - Page 7 {vainpu k.rRegistration Involvw :g Student Participation Listed below are some important registration dates you should remember CLASSES BEGIN LAST DAY FOR OFFICIAL DISENROLLMENT LAST DAY FOR OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL WITH COMPLETE TUITION CREDIT (EXCEPT $50 DISENROLLMENT FEE AND $60 REGISTRATION FEE) LAST DAY TO DROP A CLASS WITH TUITION ADJUSTED TO REFLECT NE...…
…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University - Thursday, September 10, 1992 Minorities at 'U' increase Faculty ofcolor serve as role modelsfor students 'U' Pres. Duderstadt's responsibilities go far beyond fundraising by Purvi Shah Daily Staff Reporter Students new to the University will soon become accustomed to such , campus buzzwords as "diversity" and "people of color" - terms which embody the unique problems minority studen...…
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…Page 10-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-University - Thursday, September 10, 1992 Health Services takes care of students in place of Mom and Dad by Maureen Little For many first-year students, going to college is their first time away from home. There are many things to experience for the first time: classes in a big lecture hall, Greek parties, staying up all night studying, and being sick without your parents to comfort and care for ...…
