…Air " - .:: r ; , i , A4 , t 'r..t , - 'b I ate. oday: Partly cloudy. High 53. Low 31 ~omorrow: Partly cloudy. High 62. One hundred nine years of editoriidfreedom Thursday November 18, 1999 rt r q itial voter lly signals igh turnout y Jeannie Baumann aily Staff Reporter In one day, the voter turnout for this fall's Michigan tudent Assembly elections for representatives has surpassed ast year's total. "Last fall, a total of 2,249 people v...…
…2A - The Michigan Daly - Thursday, November 18, 1999 N ATIO N/ WORLD EgytAir investigators focus on co-pilot WAS!INGTON (AP) A relief co-pilot alone in the EgyptAir cockpi aid I made my decision now; I put my faith in ( hands" just before the jetlin- er began its fal plungc. o iis close to the inves- tigation said yesterd. Mornts after the plane began to dive. the pi returned to struggle - futile- Iy -- to pull out As Egyptian offials won tim...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999 - 3A 4RESEARCHim Scientists learn how viruses hide in human body University scientists have discovered how some viruses can hide inside the ody without producing symptoms. hese viruses, which can hide for long periods of time, attach themselves to host cell chromosomes. The virus sur- vives by going dormant until a weak- ened immune system allows infected cells to multiply again....…
…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999 aFbz 5iigrn ti g Conservatism, liberalism and Scully 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 daily.Ietters@umich.edu Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan HEATHER KAMINS Editor in Chief JEFFREY KOSSEFF DAVID WALLACE Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other arti...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999 - 5A OSU, Michigan battle to collect used sneakers for Reuse-A-Shoe DANNY KAICK/Daly University of Colorado history Prof. Phil Deloria speaks Tuesday at Rackham Amphitheater about Native American issues and his book "Playing Indian." PI speaks 'Pla ying ,lI. n di*an' By Marta Brill Daily Staff Reporter Want to ditch that pair of old running shoes stinking up your closet, help t...…
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…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -Thursday,N .big Ten officials spend week preparing for Saturday ovember 18, 1999 - 7A game3 OFFICIALS Continued from Page 1A The job now requires spending entire weekends away from home. On Friday nights, the crew reviews film of different plays after dinner. Before the game on Saturday there is breakfast and after the *ame is more film. The schedule barely allows for a round of golf Friday afternoon when the ...…
…8K- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999 NATION/WORLD Candias divide on affirmative action issueq By Jeannie Baumann D)aily Staff Reporter Two years after lawsuits attacking the University's use of race as a factor in admis- sions practices were filed and less than one year before they are expected to go to trial, candidates running for representative seats on the Michigan Student Assembly are trying to define their role in the pr...…
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…10A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999ISATION/X ORLD Borders of future Palestinian state may be at stake ARURA, West Bank (AP) - This hilltop West Bank village is the closest thing to nowhere, a half- hour's drive from the nearest city on a narrow, wind- ing mountain road. Even the locals admit not much happens here. But places like Arura lie at the heart of the most serious quarrel yet between the Palestinians and the nearly ...…
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…o$6breboard, Tracking 'M' teams MEN'S NCAA WOMEN'S NCAA NBA visit Canham Natatorium tomorrow to see the No. 8 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Michigan women's swimming and diving team as it (23) MARYLAND 71, (21) Boston College 77, BOSTON 114, tMicakes on Ohio State and Clemson at 6 p.m San Francisco 61 (22) DUKE 70 Cleveland 103 (12) KENTUCKY 67, (5) Georgia 65, Miami 98, Pennsylvania 50 (17) VA. TECH 60 PHILADEPHIA, 93 Oklahoma State 62, UT...…
…= The Daily Grind = i7ldf Mnd' return bings Aolzay cheer e~a FlosSt i kay, bear with me on this, mde Florida State beats lorida by 78, knocking the Gators entirely out of both ls T ber the Seminoles are forced to for- felt ery victory in which Peter Warck saw action because tt is learned that the receiver was simultane- ously playing in an over-45 touch foot- ball league under a different name. That could totally happen. Now if Virginia Tech d...…
…14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999 Enemies clash in Rivalry Week as BCS waits on outcomes 0 By Rohit Bhave and Joe Smith Daily Sports Writers Four of the top 10 teams in the Bowl Championship Series rankings blew it this past Saturday. The entire bowl pic- ture is now in the air going into the final week before the conference champi- onships. Tennessee's surprising loss to unranked Arkansas and Nebraska's dom- inance ove...…
…- ---Thursday, November 18, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 15A MARCHING FOURTH BY JON SCHWARnz * DAILY SPORTS WRITER n cross-country running, it is some- times easy to overlook the fourth runner. As it stands, the first and sec- id runners are usually the team's stars, runners who are possibly mpeting for the conference, regional, even national title. The third man is usually the team's presentative in the second pack, try- g to push to the fro...…
…I 16A - The Michigat Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999 Wrestlers grapple with exhausting routine By David Edelman and Scott Waldman For the Daily Michigan wrestling coach Joe McFarland, along with his wrestlers, take practice very seriously, to the extent that nothing changed when observers drop by for a typical prac- tice. Even when onlookersstep through the Michigan wrestling room's door, the team just glances and then returns to their t...…
…Trsday, November 1 1 - The Mchgan Dail -17A CURTAIN CALL By DAVID ROTH * DAIL YSPORTS WRITER ver the past 26 years, Michigan ield hockey teams have strngl, to say the least. Before this season, ichigan had limped to a 33-72-8 record ersus Big Ten teams. During the 1980s, olverines stumbled through two ne-win seasons and weathered mediocre urth-, fifth-, and sixth- place finishes in e Big Ten. But since current seniors Jocelyn aFace, Kati O...…
…18A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 18, 1999 Kentucky c ts over Penn in preseason NIT; Maryland rolls I LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- No. 14 Kentucky took control with an 18-4 run midway through the sec- ond half and cruised to a 67-50 vic- tory over Pennsylvania yesterday night in the first round of the Preseason NIT. With the season-opening win, the Wildcats advanced to face No. 16 Utah in the second round of the tournament, to be play...…
…Thursday, November 18, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 19A jraves third baseman named NL MVP EW YORK (AP) - Chipper had two firsts and 269 points. They (1982 and '83) and Terry Pendleton September when he homered four sees won the National League Most were the only players picked on (1991). times in Atlanta's three-game sweep 1riuable Player Award in a landslide every ballot. Jones hit .319 with 110 RBIs, 116 of the New York Mets. gday following a...…
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… 16BE- The chigan Daily - Weekeritc. Magazine - Thursday, vember 18, 1999 - - - - --- B- .k - & Z K . M E A I M a t 1 I . . . t - - P, - c I I - HAMADEY Continued from Page 7B Ann Arbor may spread through the rest x$ the rule-abiding, swingin' country. And sadly, just as the final scene of the movie predicts, the real-life swinger ultimately finds himself making baby faces across a room to a woman that's not even looking, with only an ...…
… i i 0 0 29,-- Th is~aD0iy -Wekend, ec:Mtai2 ,Thrda;N mb-,1 9P 0 U w The Michigan Daily -r I cWee1epd,~tc. MUSKET cast not looking for 'Charity' with latest show Byr Eve[)ly MUSKET's latest production brigs a little taste of Manhattan in the 1960s to Ann Arbor. Having decided to tackle Neil Simon's musical "Sweet Charity;' the cast and crew took on a project of epic proportions. Dscribed as a -sweet. sexy fairy tale" by producer Marc K...…
…lAB Th M{bi~n ail ' e cetaN4 _ - LTh~irsdav betober 2199 0 0 I The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Magazir A weekly guide to who's T fA Thursday, Nov. 18 where, what's happening and Tej, jJ through w hy you need to be there ... eLs Wednesday, Nov. 24 THE LEASING OF Two EVILS Quest for off-campus housing fraught wil Thursday Films opening Flawless Joel Schumacher dreams the impossible dream by naming his new movie what he will never ...…
…0 i r - 1 w w w The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Magazine - Thursday, November 18, 1999 - 138 THE NIGHT BEFORE THANKSGIVING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1999 FI te Movies of the Decade - #3 Spielberg's vision makes "List""-.^£M yLara er aly ArsWrter ,r R j (i. "" t' / I/ V ~ -) H OME OF THE $1.50 1/2LB. BURGER, 10~ WINGS, $3.95 NY STRIP SANDWICH Mon days: Monday Nite Football, $1.50 bottled domestics, No cover till half-time, Dancing be...…
…- U U .~. -I - . - I I I I lk A F * 0 . V y* I. a, 0_ __0 SMichigan Daily - Weeid, etc. Magazine ' , " b *f *4.; '*. . ~ M 4 YA FEEL LUCKY, PUNK? THEN PASS THE FREAI< Live3 65. om .~. -... *~*******~*.*******. -- .-. . . Internet Radio' aS"D rt Little sec ret Uifozuatted and i 4 Downright m1iteiaig citizens I I e warned that a new form of radio -- dig1 taz azc fa aM IIAO it -..is about to be unleashed upon an unsuspecting nat...…
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…109--Th6 Michigan Daily Weeendt. Mabaz tezrs , ovember 18; 999 e in AYr s 0 lw ,,a The NIichign Daily,-- e yt.aga; _ _ _ . -- -- - dave matthea..ws liste ner sup orted live double Cd A~)home video . Recorded Sepember 11, 1999 at Continental Airines Aena East Rutherford, NJ i8 Songs Over 2 hours of music lnc/udeo Crash into Me Too Much Stay (Wasting Time) Don't Drink The Water HOUSING Continued from Page 38 goes against the basic hu...…
…0 ., i. i Art Tkh kMirhti nii-_..WuPont. Ptr Maga7ing - Thurrcr1v, Novembe~r 18. 1999 The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. OM J- IFIU MTUIVI~..Ii I OlJUIIJ- Vl flAI IU) Cll.I lUacl 1CtJ5.IIIY I~vc * Th Mchgn aiy eeen, t Humane Society of Huron Valley The. Humane Society of Huron Valley was founded in 1896 originally for the protection of both children and animals, changing to a shelter for only animals in the 1930s. The Humane Society...…
…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...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday. October 18, 1999 (Zte Wtrbtgtttt 4 ttil Squelching the scourge of teenage hormones 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 daily.letters@umich.edu Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan HEATHER KAMINS Editor in Chief JEFFREY KOSSEFF DAVID WALLACE Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily s editorial board. All o...…
… *Poetry ain Ann Waid man and Ron lPa-gett read at Rackham Amitheater. As part of the Alternative Press Sympos;ium. Waidman and Padgett will share their poetry with thh public. 7:30 p.m. .bc idigan&iL Tomorrow in Daily Arts: Check out Breaking Records with a review of "Right Back," Long Beach Dub All-Stars' first post-Sublime release. Monday October 18, 1999 5A SondliciIm musical showcases 1cast tln By Evelyn Miska F or tle. Daily An intim...…
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…reeks ho artU y, fun' .... By Jodie Kaufman portray," sa 'Daily Staff Reporter Alpha Phi In an attempt to dispel attitudes about The alco the Greek system and alcohol, the Alpha year anni Sigma Phi fraternity and the Alpha Phi University sorority worked together to dispel who died stereotypes Saturday at the first Alcohol falling fr ree Party held at Palmer Field. Markley ' Ve wanted to have an event that Although a uld mix the Greek and Unive...…
…8A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 18, 1999 Bolcom's operatic 'Bridge given grand view in Chicago By Christopher Tkaczyk Daily Arts Writer CHICAGO - Attempting to fine tune a masterpiece takes a bit of effort. Four years of effort, exactly, in the case of "A View from the Bridge," the opera based upon Arthur .Miller's great play of the same name. Commissioned by the Lyric Opera of Chicago in 1995, Music Prof. William Bolcom worked wi...…
…ire Mlirbigmti uiIg PORTS ..... *~~~~~~Pg 1.8 . ,C.C' 'CC WOLVERINE INTERREGIONAL Soccer fails to clinch Big Ten title By Dan Williams Daily Sports Writer It was an honest mistake on Saturday night at the Michigan hockey game when the announcer declared that the soccer team had clinched at least a share of the Big Ten title with its 2-0 win over Minnesota. It certainly seemed like Michigan was destined to finish at the top of the confere...…
…2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 18, 1999 CLUB SPORTS CORNER Errf Y DAVID DEN HERDER Blue waterpolo dominates competition at invitational Defending national champ 'M' moves to 20-1 Capitalizing on their final chance to play host this season, the Michigan men's waterpolo club defeated Miami (Ohio) yes- terday, 17-1, at Canham Natatorium. The victory punctuated Michigan's sweep of the Wolverine Invitational. Although the Wolv...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 18, 1999 - 3B 'Individuals' bond to spike Northwestern Volleyball regroups against Wildcats after heartbreaking loss to Michigan State T. J. BERKA M :y f By Raphael Goodstein Daily Sports Writer One year ago this week, the Michigan volleyball team bounced back from a sweep against Michigan State to take a must-win game against Minnesota. This year, Michigan faced a similar challenge from Northw...…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 18, 1999 O'Malley - O' so good in relief' Sophomore proves to be more than competent replacement By Chris Grandstaff Daily Sports Writer Last season was a big change for Kevin O'Malley. For virtually all of his hockey life O'Malley has been his respective teams' starting goalie, but last season fellow freshman Josh Blackburn won the job, and O'Malley was relegated to the bench. In fact, O'Ma...…
…3n Daily - SportsMonday - October 18, 1999 - 5B S STr~ kFF ICKS All picks made against the spread. Home teams in CAPS. PENN STATE (-11.5) vs. Ohio State Michigan State (-2) vs. PURDUE WISCONSIN (-15) vs. Indiana Minnesota (-2.5) vs. ILLINOIS NORTHWESTERN (-4.5) vs. Iowa NOTRE DAME (-7.5) vs. Southern Cal RICE (-7.5) vs. San Jose State VIRGINIA TECH (-11.5) vs. Syracuse Alabama (-3.5) vs. MISSISSIPPI FLORIDA STATE (-33) vs. Wake Forest Flo...…
…68 - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 18, 1999 UPSET Continued from Page 1B win, with a goal and an assist. Beitel's goal, which was set up off a corner kick, was assisted by Laurie Peterson. Freshman Abby Crumpton added an insurance goal in the second half. Crumpton and Beitel are tied for the team scoring lead, with eight goals each. Junior Carissa Stewart added to her record setting total of career victories between the posts fo...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 18, 1999 - 78 *Women face questions for Big Ten meet By Arun Gopal Daily Sports Writer Cross country is a fickle sport. In the span of a few weeks, a successful season with a bright future can turn into an unfulfilling season with a lot of questions facing the team. Take this year's Michigan women's cross- 'icountry team. At the start of the season, Michigan coach Mike McGuire fielded a squad with ...…
…8B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 18, 1999 Blue on top of Big Ten 'M' offense explodes against state rivals SPARTANS Continued from Page 1B "I tried to follow the ball and stay focused," Oakes said. "The Michigan fight song occasionally popped into my head." Staying warm was also a challenge for the goalie. "My jersey was cold and damp so I tried to jump around and wiggle my feet to stay warm," Oakes said. Courtney Reid spark...…
…WE ia 4400wr Nwrw It Weather Today: Flurries. High 39. Low Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy. Hig '25. gh 37. One hundred eight years feditorhzlfreedom Thursday March 18, 1999 i Vol. CIX--,:N Mloigaft oally I S LE seizes Bollinger's office Students protest sweatshop labor itchae Grass Daily Staff Reporter More than 25 University students occupied University President Lee Bollinger's office in the Fleming Administration building yesterday ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 18, 1999 NATION/WORLD RESTAURANTS Continued from Page 1A cers will be posing undercover as servers, bartenders or managers when they enter restaurants to check for underage drinking. But the AAPD has sent letters to area restaurants such as Cottage Inn, Pizza House and Good Time Charley's informing them of the proposed program. "They are trying to turn the tables," Pizza House owner Dennis Tice said...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 18,1999 - 3A 'U'k ESACH0nit 1 'economists see slowdown 1for coming years 'University economists say the next wo years will see continued growth in the national economy, though at a slow- er pace than in the past, barring a large and prolonged stock market crash. Economics Prof. Saul Hymans and colleagues say they expect inflation and unemployment to rise slightly in their annual forecast upda...…
…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 18, 1999 t c e n tti1 I'll take the College Championship for $25,000, Alex 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 daily.letters@umich.edu Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan HEATHER KAMINS Editor in Chief JEFFREY KOSSEFF DAVID WALLACE Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All o...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 18, 1999 - A Protesters reflect on actions By Michael Grass Daily Staff Reporter As Students Organizing for Labor and Economic Equality occupied University President Lee Bollinger's office demand- ing the administration to support a stronger set of labor standards for the col- lege apparel industry, rany reflected on heir choice to protest and how their actions can help end sweatshop labor practices. As s...…
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