… 2 = The Michigan Daily'-Wedresday, July 23 1997 Students trade books online By Dolores Arabo Daily Staff Reporter Students can say goodbye to the days they waited in long lines with hopes of collecting only a fraction of what their used textbooks are worth. Michael Wellman, an Electrical Engineering and Computer Science professor, and LSA senior Ryan Papa are currently renovating an online auc- tion site, named the "auction bot,"1 where st...…
…1- Th6 Michigan Daily - UedneadaJ'ul 30,'1997 Taking a spin Su e tm v m n celebratLes 50years By Heather Wiggin Daily Staff Reporter Last weekend marked the 50th anniversary of the United States Students Association - the country's largest and oldest national student group. Past and present student. leaders joined in Madison, Wisc., the site of the first American Student Movement Conference in 1947, to acknowledge the organization's Acti his...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -'Wednesday, July 3, 1996 AIM LVY+7 PROTESTERS Continued from Page 1 that day were the police" Pliskow said the police were on a mad chase to arrest everyone and any- one. "One police person put a mock gun on the defendent and pretended to shoot;' Pliskow said. Before the disruptions at Monday's city council meeting, several con- stituents stood up to speak about police actions at the rally. "1 really like living in An...…
…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 10, 1996 NEWS I R TESTERS Michael King with a rock. Both stood "We bring charges where crimes are tinue from PagelE silent when asked to enter a plea. The commited," Lady said. "If there's evi- action was entered as a not guilty plea. dence to support, we prosecute a "These kids are very bright, very crime." decision could still be filed in the case, angry that they were charged, and Small groups d...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Wednesday, July 17, 1996 PROTESTERS Continued from Page 1 rug;' said Pastor Larry Davis. "The police can not take justice into their own hands; they're not vigilantes, they're peace officers." Protesters relayed their feelings on police misconduct, stating that if the conciel members did not launch an independent investigation, the citi- zens of Ann Arbor would do so them- selves. "We'll be continuing trying to expo...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 N ew s Neal requests review of University's affirmative action policies ft By Laurie Mayk Daily Editor in Chief In response to national and local questions about institution and implementation of affirmative action programs, Interim President Homer Neal recently suggested the University take a closer look at its AVAVAVAVA KOREAN CHURCH OF ANN ARBOR 3301 Creek Dr. 971-9777 SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Eng...…
…2 - he Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 NEWS POUND HOUSE Continued from Page 1 vices, Luskin said. "It's absolutely a move in the right direction. Unless it is to be offered only to the elite, child- care must be subsidized. I don't think the community is willing to jeopar- dize quality childcare for price." But despite the student government subsidy and a more commodious facili- ty at the Towsley Center, Luskin insisted that furth...…
…2- The Michan Daily Summer Weeky- Wednesday, July 1,1992 Fiiyers take Sittler seventh from ge 1 by Josh Dubow who played for the Flyers during his (Berenson)is agreatcoach,but(Wings Posby dadnotresistarrest in ahall- Daily Hockey Writer Hall-of-Fame career. coach) Tom Webster is a great coach way adjacent to the first-floor examin- In a draft dominated by Europeans, "This is the greatest feelgin my too. no, gbmoreut a toward Michhgan unir Brow...…
…2 -The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - Wednesday, July 8,1992 NRC nvestigates procedures Continued from page 1 - minating their pregnancies. t Unv rs W u le rre c o Smote Rep. Perry Bullard (-Ann tArbor)said the decision resulted from a Universityenucleaoreactorromises.3 by Emily Fries incidentimmediatelytotheNRC.After have changed the procedure to intro- series of compromises. Daily Staff Reporter consulting with the University's Safety duce a...…
… 2 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weeky- Wednesday, July 15, 1992 Students, seniors share hearths in program by Victoria Kuohung about trusting that person. internationalvisiting scholarscomprise Leases areon aper month basis,and about politics." Daily Staff Reporter "No one agency existed that tumed thelargestgroupofseekers, after which any party may terminate with thirty Homesharehowever, is not alw, Private, clean and quiet - not to its attent...…
…2- The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - Wednesday, July 22, 1992 tuition, we ask them to pay it." sity," he said. and students willreally feel the squeeze this year, TUITION Nielsensaid, "Ifwehadnofinancialaidatall, "It'sbetterhavingstudentswhocan'taffordto the budget should leave the institution in good Continued from page 1 it would reduce tuition by 20 percent." go here in addition to those who can," Brown financial stead for 1993-94. gling t...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - Wednesday, July 29, 1992 Democratic candidates support gay and lesbian issues during forum by Beth Echlin he or she feels that the police need But other observers believed the Daily Staff Reporter greater sensitivity training in dealing candidates to be fairly-well prepared. The Michigan Lesbian Gay Demo- with gays and lesbians, especially in "There were some tough questions, cratic Caucus gave 52nd and 5...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 6, 1994 RAPIST assault and killing of a University Ad- missions Office employee. Continued from page 1 Testing has not been able to iden- tify the rapist, but it has been able to given to the case, or totally disinter- eliminate 80 suspects so far. ested. A total of 11 rapes and attempted Scheel said, however, the suspect rapes have occurred over the past two may not possess all of these traits. years ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 13, 1994 -I IRELAND Continued from page 1 Maranda's first-term GPA at the University was a 2.8, showing that she experienced the same first-term diffi- culties of many other new students. But she could not finish winterterm due to the many hours of court pro- ceedings. After Ireland filed suit for parental support against Maranda's natural fa- I "" "= I ther, a studentatMacomb Community College, Smit...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 20, 1994 Crrv Continued from page 1 The University bought Eisenhower Corporate Park West just 18 months after purchasing Wolverine Tower, which cost the city $316,000 in annual tax revenue. The University made both purchases with little warning to city officials. "One of the problems with city- Universitycommunicationisthatthere is none," said Julie Creal, a Republican COMPARE THE city councilmember fr...…
…-- Ihe Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 27, 1994 LAWSUrT Continued from page 1 ated and discriminated against him because of his insistence that they rec- tify the misuse of the funds. Huesmann refused to comment on the allegations, and Goldenberg could not be reached yesterday. "We hope to gain fair and equitable treatment on the same level that his peers are being treated.Thereason he's not receiving that equitable treatment is because hec...…
…2 -The MtfrgaDaffySumerWeeWy -Wednesday, July 1,1993 VICTORS Continued from Page 1 ing "M" banners and balloons, the University contingent joined for aren- dition of "Hail to the Victors." The team's head strategist, Eric Slimko, Engineering senior, said, "I feel exhilarated, two-and-a-half years we've been busting our buns and now we're over there sitting in the winner's circle!" "There is nothing like it in the world,"saidEngineering junio...…
…2 - The Michin nDaily Summer W kaly.- WannooAgw.IL I A 10 2 L Ilia Ivt6illRPI Wally yulilllo vvmfuy - vvtaullmudy, vuly I9, low Students at odds over Race or Ethnicity Requirement By J.B. AKINS (ROE) Requirement. It posed nine the College for the Fall Term of 1991 teaches people how to walk a mile in not the way they want to be educated. DALY STAFF REPORTER questions about their opinions on the and all entering students thereafter. other pe...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily Sumner WeeWy - Wednesday, July 21, 1993 TuffION Continued from page 1 was instituted in 1991 to pay for build- ing damage that results from natural use. The total fee this year is $150. Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann Ar- bor)criticized the budget architects for not including the infrastructure fee in the tuition increase. The total tuition increase, including the infrastructure maintenance fee,is 11.8percent forin- state st...…
…2-The Michigan Daily Summer WeeWy -Wednesday, July 28,1993 CASE Continued from page 1 for each day the case was in court. . "The judgehas been sitting on it for a little over two months," Green said. AfterConlindecideswhatform the judgment willtake, theUniversity has 21 days to start the appeal process to overturn the verdict. The University's General Counsel Elsa Kircher Cole said she will not decide to appeal the case until she has exhauste...…
…Wednesday, July 5, 1995- The Michigan Daily - 3 Investment trading results in $1. 5M possible loss for 'U' By Patience Atkin and Maggie Weyhing Daily Staff Reporters The University lost $1.5 million last week after the Common Fund - which invests a sum of about $20 billion in uni- versity endowments - suffered a $128 million loss because of alleged unautho- rized trading activity by First Capital, its investment adviser. "(First Capital) hold...…
…Wednesday, July 12, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 3 1 'U' forced to grant confer access By Patience Atkin Daily News Editor The University's Internet-related problems are far from over. According to a ruling handed down on June 30 and received by the University on July 5, the University must allow former student Chetly Zarko access to computer conferences between members of the Board of Regents. "The court does not find that the conferences f...…
…Jetroit dailies strike after negotiations fail Wednesday, July 19, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 3 y Christina Rieske Daily Staff Reporter The presses keep on rolling at The Detroit News and The Detroit Free Press, despite the loss of 2,500 union newspaper workers who left their jobs last Thursday after contract negotia- tions came to a halt. Relying on managers and replace- ment workers, the two papers have ombined forces to " We have produce...…
…Wednesday, July 26, 1995 -The Michigan Daily -3 NWROC boycotts Borders over sale of newspapers Click Meredith Conn and Meghan Smith learn how to adjust their camera settings during a photography class. The three- week seminar is part of "Summer Discovery at Michigan," a program for high school students to study on college campuses. 4jngler links universities, ~~~wihstate wt nentporm By Christina Rieske Daily Staff Reporter The support for st...…
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… Monday, July 12, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Chnee eat > 3 1 rBy -Soya 'unit b y + I ; xn I -es js"er_' i_ nc ',n t " ou t ss , itn n lieletf ninoinc nontechrcjno'o ks fr Ksovr reirecyeroo For thousands of Kosovar refug_ e,. ~turning home after month: of vio'l tee 'ill he rchtilenging. But a Uiniversiry hrarian, cull'aborating with otlter org-a- izations, is workittg to ease sornc of buse difficulties. The conflict thai has persisted in t...…
…Monday, July 19 1999 - The Michigan Daily -,3 2, 'U' gear up for annual street art fairs Fairs anticpated to draw 500,000 visitors into city By Sana Danish ily Staff Reporter For those looking for a change fron the slower pace of the long, hot sum- mer, the annual Ann Arbor Art Fairs should be picture perfect. The Art Fairs, which combine three individual fairs, are set to begin Wednesday and continue through Saturday. "The Ann Arbor Art Fa...…
…Monday, July 26, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 3 i . _ i , r . New flu vaccine C 4awaiting ap rova By Phil Bansa thedru il be aiable or this flu Dalv 'tafl Repor t 1 a sea0on CN pid iti tV eommat s Hu FIA of i sircfu tdhto * not totention tt rand nausea - Relcnztbould e appv I, icat- Sgo the fu. AlthougI the flu ing that t f mrtionti usl s s nonths awaya n antisi- ly crestictd to txoid tipping off d7i drug developed in Austria could stock m...…
…Monday, July 6,1998-- The Michigan Daily -3 rw.rr9 p . . t 'SZ> n X rays are latest w4i 'U' researlch U Research at the University uses lasers to generate X rays which allow atomic scale iaig A group of incoming first-year students stand in front of Angell Hall and listen to their student tour guide last week. The tour gives students the opportunity to explore the University landscape. .dOrientation introduces many to campus and student life ...…
…ona, Jly 13. 1998 -Tne Migan Day -3 LGBT director brings rnfresh ideas By Asia Sherman F. Frdei Dennis wil sartas the new di -ctor of the (Juice of Lesbian. Gay Bisx-ual & Transgender Affairs tt is mo~1 h I -;k it's impont for me to let my actons follow my words. Dennis said. .I be.iee in certam prtncip es in human rights and equity, particularl ith regards to students" Jim Toy, former co-coordinator of the LGBT ofice from 1971 to 1994, is no...…
… Monday, July 20;1998 - The Michigan Daily -3 Fox receives three years probation for '97 assault By Rick Freeman Fox surrendered to police in January, and pled guilty to asault on June 18. PONTIAC - A year and a month of legal Stevcn Fishmato Fox's attorney, called Fox a angling came to a clos Wednesday as for- role model, ad asked the judge to look upon r Mi ihigao defensemn Chris Fox eas sen- the assault is an abration. eced to thre ye'r pr...…
…m edical enter nation Susan T. Port ly News Editor The University Medical Center has ce again received national recogni- n when it was recently ranked No. 12 the country by U.S. News and World port magazine. Of the 6,400 hospitals in the n, 132 became finalists and 14 spitals were ranked. The Medical enter also received acclaim in 13 t of 16 possible specialty cate- ries. Three specialties were men- ned in the top 10 and I1 were uked in the ...…
…Wednesday; July 2, 1997 -The Michigan Daily -- 3 Eesident iwarded ,e1owshi Katie Plona ily News Editor t 27, senior neurosurgery resident y Gupta is the youngest of 15 dividuals selected nationally to serve r one year as a White House Fellow one of the U.S. government's most estigious fellowships. Gupts, a Novi nstive sand graduate of e University's Inteflex program, dured a rigorous nine-month applica- on process consisting of numerous says...…
…W 1 d~y,)(ly 9*19!r- r Thei Mfichg' pally;--3 nn Arbor will accept international byowaste Jason Stoffer group consisting of 45 different organizations, said environmental group formed in protest of the Toronto ulation powers to local government. wily Staff Reporter landfill contractors are profiting from Michigan cit- contract, said the contract charges Toronto $11 per Rivers said powerful waste-hauling companies A caravan of trucks will soon ...…
…Wednesday, June 16, 1997 The Michigan Daily - 3 |inel Lscusses vomen 's iealth ~ther Wiggin hi expsi in the field of menis health carne together on lnday evening to bring attention to problem plaguing American men - the lack of research in men' s health. lhe audience of about 60, consist- mostly of professors and gradu- students, sat attentively in ham Auditorium as speakers sed the difficulties of studying men's health. The public event s ...…
…Wednesday July 23, 1997- The-Micigal Daity- 3 .Spray may prevent flu By Heather Wiggn Daily Staff Reporter After 30 years of extensive research, epidemiolo- gy Prof. Hunein Maassab's dedication has paid off in he form of a medical breakthrough. In 1967, Maassab developed a pediatric nasal- spray flu vaccine, which was deemed effective on July 14 by the National Institutes of Health. Research demonstrates that the vaccine has the abil- ity to...…
…Weinesday, July 30, 127 - The Michigan Daily - 3 p&art in 'A M By Christine M. Paik Daily Staff Repttrter Amidst the serene backdrop of the Huron River in Gallup Park Monday morning, people of all ages gathered to run in the name of peace. A welcoming ceremony for runners carrying the peace torch for the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run, an Olympic-style relay symbolizing peace, took place at the Gallup Park Livery on Fuller Road, complete...…
…NEWS Wednesday, July 3, 1996 - The Michigan Daily - 3 ill allocates $302M to with restrictions I 1 9 y Jennifer Harvey aily Managig News Editor On June 20, Governor John Engler igned a $1.5 billion budget for higher ducation and financial aid for the e's fifteen public colleges and uni- ities, allocating $302 million to the niversity for next year, an increase of .6 percent next year. The budget marks a 5.5-percent ncrease from the curren...…
… NEWS Wednesday, July 10, 1996 - The-Michigan Daily - 3 Local American Cancer Society receives $7,000 in pennies * Cancer society seek- ing volunteers to help sort through donation By Brian Campbell Daily Staff Reponter The Washtenaw County Chapter of the American Cancer Society (ACS) is seeking volunteers to unload and sort $7,000 worth of pennies. Presently, the pennies, which would span 8.5 miles if placed end to end, lie clut- tered in ...…
…N EW S Wednesday, July 17, 1996 - TheMichigan Daily - 3 Anti-Klan protesters in court for preliminary exam today Two protesters faCe another two protesters were dropped ing charges of felonious assault against scared, of course, Defense Attorney against the anti-KKK protesters are charges of felonious two weeks ago. Three more protesters police officers. Each felonious assault George Washington said in a recent being pursued in the usual manne...…
…I EW S Wednesday, July 24, 1996 - The Michigan Daily " CONSULTANT: HOSPITALS MUST CHANGE WITH MARKETS -3 OPTIONS Continued from Page 1. the heels of an April announcement by the Medical Center that it would under- a three-year transformation, in which it plans to trim $200 million from its budget. Most of the monetary cuts will be made through staff reductions. The Medical Center has already distrib- uted 541 reduction-in-staff notices to it...…
… NEW Wednesday, July 31, 1996-- Thd Michigan Daily -- S to entertain, disperse safety infonnation 3 By Katie Wang Daily News Editor This week the Ann Arbor Police Department and the University Department of Public Safety will be hosting events to celebrate the National Night Out on Aug. 6. The celebration is a nationwide effort to strengthen rela- tions between'citizens and law enforce- ment officials in crime prevention. More than 8,600 com...…
…Wednesday, Juy 1, 1992 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - 3 Q] 'I don't at all like knowing what people say of me behind my back. It makes OT one far too conceited.' - Oscar Wilde Wheel burn rubber Catherine by Annette Petruso Weekly, it seems, a "new" British bliss band is signed by an American label, releases a months-old product, and tours soon after only to be thought of as identical to every other bliss band after they've left (the exc...…
…Wednesday, July 8,1992 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - 3 'U' fills police ;. 3* } board f " positions by David Shepardson Daily Opinion Editor All six members of the Ann Arbor - ~Campus Polc Grnevance Committee have beenelected anda "Convener" as beenappointedastheUniversitymoves tofinalize the police oversight board, so it can begin work ibis Fall. The Oversight Board was created by the University in accordance with Public Act 120, whic...…
…Wednesoay ju~ 151992- The V chrgan Us y Summer Weeky -3 Swainis finalist for spot at U. of An zona by Both Echlin Daily Staff Reporter Mary Ann Swain, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, is one of five finalists for the position of aca- demic Provost at the University of Ari- zona. The position is one of chief aca- demic advisor for the University of Arizonaonallacademic issues, includ- ing promotion of faculty and staff. The selecti...…
…Schools combine library resources Wednesday, July 22, 1992 - The Mihgan Daily Summer Weekly - 3 by Hope Calati Daily Staff Reporter Libraries at the University, Michi- gan State University and Wayne State University are combining resoarces in the Michigan Research Libraies Tri- angle (MRIT). The progam focuses oncooperativc cottection development document dclivery and interlibrary loan and automation. University Library Dean Donald. Riggs sa...…
…Political groups solicit in Art Fair by David Shepardson Daily Opinion Editor Last week,60political actiongroups solicited donations and gave informa- tion to the tens of thousands of people who attended the Ann Arbor Art Fair. Thiswasthefirstyearthatthebooths werelocatedonSouthUniversity Street instead of Liberty Street. Most volun- teers working at the booths said the * change resulted in decreased traffic by their information booths. "It wa...…
…Wednesday, July 6, 1994- The Michigan Daily -3 Clinton names dean of Rackham to council By Beth Harris AILY STAFF REPORTER The University will have one of its own in D.C. soon. John H. D'Arms, vice provost for academic affairs and deanofthe Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Stud- iesattheUniversity,wasrecently nomi- nated by President Clinton to the Na- tional Council on the Humanities. D'Arms said the council is respon- sible for establis...…
…Wednesday, July 13, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 3 U.S. House hopefuls debate health care By Andrew Taylor U.S. House Race DAILY STAFF REPORTER Many voters compareelection cam- With the Aug. 2 primary closing, paigning to that obnoxious pink rabbit six candidates are running for the of television fame - they keep going 13th District U.S. congressional and going and going. seat. Incumbent Rep. William Ford However,thisyear'sprimaries,now is not...…
…Wednesday, July 20, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Report: 95 cases tried under code fifth-year Engineering student Rich Beck watches himself on TV at the Advanced Technology Lab on North Campus. UMTV brings class to your room By Cathy Boguslaski DAILY STAFF REPORTER The University will be short one student this fall due to sanctions given to him under the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities - the code of non-academic conduct. T...…
