…TO AID STATE ECONOMY, EXPAND 'U' FURTHER BEYOND A2 OPINION, PAGE 4 NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP BREAKING DOWN BE'S ROSE BOWL MATCHUP DAILY ARTS GIVES CLIPSE'S LATEST 5 STARS ARTS, PAGE 5 SPORTS, PAGE 8 IIE l id~gan OaiIlj Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com Wednesday, December 13, 2006 WINTER BREAK-INS Over break, A2 thieves' winter wonderland Police offer tips on how to avoid losing your laptop, iPod By BRIAN TENGEL Daily StaffReporter Stud...…
…JAMES DICKSON MAKES THE CASE FOR SCHOOL CHOICE OPINION, PAGE 4 MIDTERM EXAM RIGHTEOUS DICAPRIO HOT MORALLY SOUND IN'DIAMOND GRADING THE FIRST HALF OF HOCKEY SEASON SPORTS, PAGE 9 ARTS, PAGE 5 Admommm.- d 46F Illic i an .. 4,3at IV W4. 40 40 Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com nber 12, 2006 'U' seeks to delay Prop 2 MSU, Wayne co-file motion By ANDREW GROSSMAN and ANNE VANDERMEY Daily StaffReporters The University asked a fed- eral...…
…9 C iC4t HIZ ':)at im Ann Arbor, Michigarn www.michigandailyxcom 'Apocalypto' has no heart ARTS, PAGE 5A Monday Decembe r11 006 A MATTER OF TIME Carr calls playoff 'inevitable' SPORTSMONDAY Minority applications increase Early influx precedes Prop 2's implementation By WALTER NOWINSKI Daily StaffReporter Applications to the Univer- sity from underrepresented minorities are up nearly 20 percent from the same time a year ago. Because Prop...…
…THE NOT-QUITE-SO-GOOD OLD DAYS OF CLASS REGISTRATION NEWS, PAGE 2 L AKES M IAM I FROM THE DAILY: BIG HOUSE PLAN SHOULD FOLLOW ADA CAGERS HOLD ON AGAINST REDHAWKS SPORTS, PAGE 7 OPINION, PAGE 4 I ie~ hpa hug Ann Arbor, Mi. www.michigandaily.com "I trust (my students) to really think about the issues and to talk to each other. Out of this emerges people who take charge." - ENGLISH PROF. BUZZ ALEXANDER Friday, December 8, 2006 At WSU, a bol...…
…WHY WE DON[ HAVE SNOW DAYS:M TIIFt TC A DI FROM THE DAILY: MIHIGANDERS, HAMPUS LEGENDDEBUNKED MATHEMAT CSOF PAINTER A APSLGN EUKE ".~~ '. FORGET THE AUTO INDUSTRY NEWS, PAGE2A MAKE YOUR OWN POLLOCK B-SIDE OPINION, PAGE 4A ONE-HUND\ I)EI-SIXTEEN YEAI S 01 ED()~\ITO B EIEOM Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com PROP 2 AFEMT Thursnday December 7 2006 GROWING UP HMONG IN DETROIT BEN SIMON/Daily LSA junior Sheldon Johnson, vice speaker of ...…
…WHITNEY DIBO FEELS SORRY FOR JOS PADILLA OPINION, PAGE 4A CAMPUS CATASTROPHE BOBBY FALLS UNDER WEIGHT 0 EP ARES FOR DISA S TR 0STTE E OF STAR-STUDDED CAST HOW THE U' PREPARES FOR DISASTER THE STATEMENT ARTS, PAGE 5A g N 1) UNDREDSIXT'EE NEARS 011 1 E IAL 1111 EEM Ann ArborMichigan www.michigandailycom Wednesday, December 6, 2006 COST OF COLLEGE State aid *may go up by $1,000 State considers upping Michigan Merit Awards LANSING (AP) - A ...…
…THIS WEEK'S INSTALLMENT OF ARBOR ANECDOTES NEWS,PAGE 2 BIBLICAL BORE NATIVITY STORY' IS PROSAIC AS TITLE ARTS, PAGE 5 PUTTING IT IN PERSPECTIVE: TOP FOUR BCS DISASTERS SPORTS, PAGE 9 Iie I id ipn4BaiIlj Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com Tuesday December 5,2006 "Despite potential threats to Ms. Gabriel's freedom of speech, the event was very successful." - Nick Israel, Israel IDEA member O MIo IN/Daily Students board a bus to Wa...…
…F j IMRAN SYED ON THE MYTH OF ARTS, LIBERALISM PAGE 5A OPINION, PAGE 4A lie 1Ndian BiI~ 12 _ . EDIT : Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com Monday, December 4, 2006 THREE AND OUT Gators get title shot, Blue gets roses By SCOTT BELL against No. 1 Ohio State. Daily Sports Editor The Gators rode the momentum from their 38-28 win against No. Michigan got all the help it was 8 Arkansas in Saturday's South- supposed to need, but somehow...…
…SPIKERS SET BLUE READY FOR NCAA TOURNEY SPORTS, PAGE 10 DRAFT IS ILLEGITIMATE SOLUTION TO LEGITIMATE PROBLEM OPINION, PAGE 4 ONE E ,Dcigan S wiEE- NEAils OF IFrEdyI IALe F'E EDrIOM Ann Arbor, Mich gan www.michigandaily.com Friday, December 1 2006 COURTS Charges against 'Arrington dropped Prosecution could reauthorize charges at a later date By NATE SANDALS and KEVIN WRIGHT Daily Sports Writers YPSILANTI - It doesn't appear that Adrian Arrin...…
…WHAT DICK CHENEY SHOULD PUT IN BUSH'S STOCKING OPINION, PAGE 4A FREE SAMPLES DAILY ARTS RECOMMENDS SOME FAVORITES B-SIDE WHY THE BCSSYSTEM ISN'T AS BAD AS YOU THINK SPORTS, PAGE 5A ( (NE HUND ED-SIXT'EI.N YEA IS 1 E ITI i EiTiDM Ann Arbor, Michigan wwwmithigandaily.com7 Thursday, November 30 2006 BIG HOUSE RENOVATIONS Disabled vets: Stadium plan violates law A Vi( The Depar with a can be to add Stadiu The erans the U saying would Disa...…
…HAS DOWNTOWN ANN ARBOR JUMPED THE SHARK? OPINION, PAGE 4A TURKEY AIDWOMENS HOOPS CHIPS AWAY AT CENTRAL FOR WIN THANKSGMVNG FOR THE NEEDY AT COTTAGE INN THE STATEMENT SPORTS, PAGE 9A I e Jidigan Bai3aIj Coleman e ripped on 0 defiance of Prop 2 'U' president subverts voters' will, critics say By ANDREW GROSSMAN Daily Staff Reporter After Democratic Party opera- tive Dick Tuck lost his bid for the California state Senate in 1964, he had a few ...…
…THE FOUNTAIN': N.C. STATE WOLFPACK HANDS CAGERS FIRST LOSS SPORTS, PAGE 8 ARTS, PAGE e Mid i an atIV E 5 ,A ArArbor, Michigao www.michigandaily.com TuesdayNovember 28,2006 Plan B at a pharmacy near you BENJIvUELL/Ualy LSA freshman Christina Hong demostrates the vulnerability of her ground floor window in Couzens Residence Hall. Sixteen rooms were broken into at the Hill-area dorm over Thanksgiving Break. Thanksgiving thieves ht the Hi ...…
…TASTES GREAT, BUT.. TOP 10 WORST GOOD FOODS NEWS, PAGE 2A ALL OVER AGAIN DOES 'DEJA VU' TAKE ITS TITLE TOO SERIOUSLY? ARTS, PAGE 5A TOP-RANKED GOPHERS THRASH ICERS SPORTSMONDAY I e fficid in ilj on Arbor Michigan www.michigandaily.com Monday, November27,2006 'U' asks '.ou for SProp 2 solutions Campus invited to e-mail ideas on how to maintain diversity By WALTER NOWINSKI Daily Staff Reporter If you have any grand scheme - or even a smal...…
…WHEN A MOOSE TRESPASSES ON UNIVERSITY PROPERTY NEWS, PAGE 2 TWO-MINUTE DRILL ICERS HOLD OFF MSU FOR 2-1 VICTORY SPORTS, PAGE 8 WHITNEY DIBO: YOU SHOULD TALK ABOUT THE MIDEAST OPINION, PAGE 4 iC i an' atil Arbor, UMch gan 'U' gets low marks in accessibility for poor students www.michigandaily.com Wednesday, Noy 006 ByKELLY FRASER Daily Staff Reporter The University is fail- ing to make itself accessible to low-income students, according...…
…THE GAME: TALES FROM SCARLET AMERICA w NEWS, PAGE 2 PENGUIN POLKA LIFE LESSONS FROM FLIGHTLESS BIRDS ARTS, PAGE5 WOMEN'S HOOPS TROUNCES DETROIT BY 51 POINTS SPORTS, PAGE 8 Iie ffiid~igan4 BaiIli Annr Arbor Michi wwwmichigandailycom uesday, November 21, 2006 She held the title for a year, but despite a small raise, President Coleman is no longer ... LEADEROF THE SALARY PACK By GABE NELSON Daily StaffReporter After a year on top, Univer- ...…
…TRIBUTES, TEARS AND TESTIMONIES FOR THE FACE OF MICHIGAN FOOTBALL SPECIAL SECTION Bond: ARTS, 5A Amommomb.- 46F Illic loan 4:lattv "* 4,*P )or, Uchian www.michigandaily.cor Monday, November 2,2006 MICHIGAN 39 THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY But title game still in reach No.2 rank in BCS F cpte 4 or complete gives'M'hope coverage of The Game, see By STEPHANIE WRIGHT SportsMonday. Daily Sports Editor COLUMBUS - With every- thing on the line, Mich...…
…IIe 1Midigan hailj Ann ArborMichigan _ www.michigandaily.com Weeks of speculation. Months of preparation. Years of tradition. It all comes down to ... OMORR Friday, November 17, 2006 UAAO demands society be more open TOP: Wolverine quarterback Chad Henne. BOTTOM: Buckeye leader and Heisman candidate Troy Smith. In hostile Horseshoe, Better than drinking everything on the line alone: Where to watch Threatens to kick out member groups By CHR...…
…HOW THE MARCHING BAND DOES MICHAEL JACKSON NEWS, 2A S ITO COMMUNISM TO COLLEGE: N vZOLTAN'S AMAZING ODYSSEY WHY YOU'LL WANT TO GET A WII B-SIDE SPORTS,5A ~IZ e 1I id1igan Da Ijj nn Arbor, Micbigar www.michigandaily.com Thursday, November 16, 2006 An artist's conception of what Michigan Stadium could look like with skybox Board of Regents will vote on the proposed renovations at its meeting Friday. Lame-duck regent to vote on Big House sk...…
…lIE fidiigan BaiI nn Arbor, Michigan wwwmichigandaily.com ANALYSIS, THE '69 UPSET AND BO SPORTS, PAGE 9A Wednesday, November 15, 2006 WILL PROP 2 MAKE CAMPUS MORE SEGREGATED? THE STATEMENT 'U': Prop 2 won't affect faculty hiring But minority professors could be deterred if classroom diversity falters By WALTER NOWINSKI Daily StaffReporter Michigan voters may have thought they had banned all forms of affirmative action at the Univer- sity...…
…A LEGEND SPEAKS: BO ON THE GAME SPORTS, PAGE 8 ,A- Ad l E ilic i I1 il rnn Arbor, Mic www.michigandaily~com Tuesday, November 14, 2006 A PEEK AT THE FUTURE Forget tuition: OSU tickets break bank COURTESY OF THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Artists' renderings of what the inside of Michigan Sta- dium would look like after the completion of proposed renovations to the 79-year- old bowl, including luxury boxes and club seating. The - University B...…
…After Prop 2, U' president in the spotlight ... Opinion, page 4A lIE IdijIan Bail 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com Monday, November 13, 2006 IT'S OFFICIAL 5 days left until the much-anticipated No. vs. No. 2 showdown 1973 the last time both teams met with unblemished records . 2000 the last time Michigan defeated Ohio State in Columbus S1997 the last time Michigan was undefeated heading into the matchup NOTABLE TA S Running bac...…
…4 CONSIDERING A RAIL LINE BETWEEN AN AND DETROIT NEWS, PAGE 3 SCENE STEALER BRENDAN CANNING TALKS FILM, PRETZELS ARTS, PAGE 5 THERESA KENNELLY'S ADVICE FOR NANCY PELOSI OPINION, PAGE 4 UIIE Ahd I43ian BrnIg ONE PH UNDREI-)XTEEN Y EARS 1o ______ www.michigandaily.com )ITO) IAIL Ann Arbor, Michigan Friday, November10, 2006 PROP 2 AFTERMATH STATE BY STATE Using ballot proposals, Ward Connerly and his supporters banned affirmative action i...…
…RUMSFELD STEPS DOWN NEWS, PAGE 2A NUMBER 51: WITH RACE IN VIRGINIA CALLED, DEMOCRATS SNAG SENATE NEWS, PAGE 3A !b1e tidigan hail Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com day, November 9, 2006 PROP 2 SNIPPETS TmsUiest21 TimesUniversityPresident MarySue Cole man used the word "diversity" in her address to the campus yesterday afternoon. 26 Times Coleman paused for applause during the speech. 2,000 Number of people on the Diag for Coleman'...…
…Dems ca.pture House PELOSI TO BE SPEAKER SENATE COULD GO BLUE Complete coverage of Congress, including key races and what the shift could mean ... Pages 6-7A .1.1 rtdiigan BatIl Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandailycom Wednesday, November 8, 2006 RESULTS ROUNDUP PAGE 2A U.S. Senate: Incumbent Sen. Debbie Stabe- now (D) wins with commanding percentage. University Board of Regents: Democrats take both open spots, unseating incumbent Repub...…
…-1 _ I , . i r R ; i <.: I , . ... i I i : . . WHERE... NEWS, PAGE 3 HOW... OPINION, PAGE 4 ~~Iie 1Eigan4 Batt Ann Arbor. Michigan www.michigandaily.com Tuesday, November 7, 2006 ELECTION SNIPPETS VOTING GUIDELINES " Know where to go: Visit www.publius. corn to find out where you're registered to vote. If you live near campus, check out our precinct map on page 3. You can also call the city clerk's office at 734-994-2725. 0 Know what to...…
…THE TOP TEN HOPWOOD WINNERS OF ALL TIME NEWS, PAGE 2A FROM THE DAILY: HOW TO VOTE ON THOSE OTHER PROPOSALS WHY IT'S NOT THE MOVIE EVERYONE THINKS IT IS ARTS, PAGE 5A OPINION, PAGE 4A (14C iCioHn 4)atlij Ann Arbor,_Michigan www.michigandaily.com Monday, November 6, 2006 PARSING PROP 2 STRUGGLING TO BREAK AWAY Tomorrow, millions of Michiganders will read the same 144 words: a short summary of Proposal 2, an initiative that would ban publ...…
…, E iC ioaI1 43atlm Ann ArborMichigan wwwmichigandaily.corn 'M' TO TAKE A BITE OUT OF BSU FOOTBALLSATURDAY Friday, November 3, 2006 Dems poised for regental sweep Analysts say party could snag both open seats By GABE NELSON Daily Staff Reporter Michigan Democrats have rea- son to be optimistic for Election Day, with recent polls showing Democratic candidates with dou- ble-digit leads over their Republi- can opponents. The race for the two a...…
…FORGET ROSES: MIX YOUR WAY INTO HIS OR HER HEART B-SIDE THELN AND NOW THE TWO HALLOWEENS IN ANN ARBOR PAGE 10A IS THE CURTAIN FALLING ON THE REPUBLICAN REVOLUTION? OPINION, PAGE 5A 1-0-qqm PF 46F (1;4c It i an atlM Arbor, Min gan www.michigandailycom Thursday, November 2, 2006 "It's definitely not a depressing holiday." - Maria Cotera, Latino Studies professor Michigan wide receiver Adrian Arrington shows up to the 14A-2 Dis- trict Cou...…
…Navigating Tuesday's key issues. ELECTION GUIDE Ay Ann ArborMichigan www michigandaily corn Wednesday, Nov 1, 2006 I I ...............b.... ... J . ,ye , V Prop 2 could split up this year's applicants Unless enforcement divided into two groups: those who mentation, the constitutional eral council for the University, said day the amendment takes effect. whether we would be required to are considered for admission while amendment would immed...…
…Arbor Anecdotes: Shakespeare,: God and the Hot Dog Man NEWS, PAGE 2. TEAM IN Daily endorses regent hopefuls: M N uWhat Brown can't do for you AMAKER, IZZO COME OUT AGAINST PROP 2 SPORTS, PAGE 8 OPINION, PAGE5 ONIEH *MdiganF &itE ONI H 1- )Il1Fl) " E\I 'IN I'S OFi DII ORLil.\I EI N [OM Ann Arbor, Michigar www.michigandaily.com Tuesday, October 31, 2006 Captured A2 soldier was wed to Iraqi STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY 2006 Army rules forbid m...…
…WEATHER, OFFENSE DREARY IN WIN pd0 lie 1id~ian Bi~ SPORTSMONDAY www.michigandaily.com Monday, October 30,2006 'U' employees give thousands to fight MCRI Filings show rofs and across South University Avenue from the Law School. administrators They are University Presi- dent Mary Sue Coleman and solidly back Dems her husband, Kenneth Cole- man. The Colemans have each By ANDREW GROSSMAN donated $5,500 to the group, Daily StaffReporter accord...…
…University history: The Union that almost never was NEWS, 2A LOOKING UP CRABLE AT TOP OF HIS GAME FOOTBALLSATURDAY My Morning Jacket delivers times two ARTS, 5A Iie ilidjigan Battyl Ann Arbor, Michiga www.michigandaily.com Friday, October 27, 2006 Crowd slams luxury boxes At forum, only two audience members support skyboxes in the Big House By ALESE BAGDOL Daily Staff Reporter Last night, University Athletic Director Bill Martin held ...…
…, __.: The best of the arts mags you don't read. The B-Side 46F 46F ell ic I an 4:3.at 0 IV Ann Arbor Mchigan www.michigandaily.com Thursdav October 26 2006 Why Coleman doesn't like Proposal 5 THE EARLY STUDENT GETS THE WORM Ballot initiative would raise funding, but opponents call it bad public policy By WALTER NOWINSKI Daily StaffReporter Every year the University has to wrestle the state Legislature just to maintain funding, so it m...…
…Rafi Martina on the unprincipled opportunism of student politicians OPINION, 4A Rap mogul Diddy crafts latest product: his solo album ARTS,5A ATHLETES TURN TO PSYCHOLOGISTS THE STATEMENT E jflitCHI1 43at 4t0 lV Ann Arbor, Michigan~ www.michigandailycon Wednesday, October25,2006 AND HERE COMES THE PITCH Two campus groups and the student between them PETER SCHOTTENFELS/Daly Engineering sophomore John Jensen demonstrates how to pitch a t...…
…Officials say more WTC remains could have been found NEWS, 3 Jason Pesick on why luxury K Cboxes will ruin Coleman's legacy WHITAKER, MCAVOY FILL OUT ROLES IN LAST KING OF SCOTLAND OPINION, 4 Iic lligan DaiI&, Ann Arbor, Michigan www.michigandaily.com Tuesday, October 24, 2006 A question of tolerance .and belief SOAR process toes legal line on equality clause By ANDREW GROSSMAN Daily StaffReporter To become an officer of the Christian L...…
…STILL PERFECT IMRAN SYED GRUDGINGLY 'MARIE MIXES HIGH-FASHION OPPOSES LUXURY BOXES HEELS, '80S PUNK ROCK VARSITY KNOCKS OFF HAWKEYES. SPORTSMONDAY OPINION, 4A ARTS, 5A I ONE HIUNDRED SIXTEENYEARSOF EDITORIAL FREEDOM Ann Arbor, Michigar www.michigandaily.com Monday, October 23, 2006 "She was so good at convincing us with her happiness and energy that she was totally fine, that even at the very end, none of us thought it was serious." LSA ju...…
…P Friday, October 20, 24 I News 3A End of an era: The last Taurus Opinion 4A Jared Goldberg hates extremists 16 Arts 5A 'Marine' down }06 IOWA NTATTVP Wl ,(' . tP -W t'vWO, T ) nA-)PR C A T T A-PT TYVS One-hundred-sixteen years ofeditorialfreedom www.mihikandaiy.com Ann Arbor, Michigan m Vol. CXVII, No. 32 ®2006 je Michigan Daily . A : ,.. 4.r,_ .. ti_.r M. - BIG CHANGES 'U' offers public first peek at Big House renovations By Gabe Nel...…
…Thursday, October 19, 2006 PANDORA.COM OPENS U THE -SIDE News 3A Voters still divided on MCRI Opinion 4A John Stiglich defends smokers' rights Sports SA Kickers, scoreless again, fall One-hundred-sixteen years ofeditornalfreedom NWW www.michikandaily.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 31 02006 The Michigan Daily Study: Race is more of a factor since lawsuits 'U' disputes methodology of study's authors By Walter Nowinski Daily Staf...…
…Wednesday, October 0 News 2A U.S. population hits 300 million Opinion 5A Breakng down the race for governor Arts 8A Kimberly Chou: Mawli Baby, you're a star 18, 2006 )LN 8/ Y8 ) One-hundred-sixteen years ofeditorildfreedom www.mlinkandaziy.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 30 62006 The Michigan Daily Booze in the Big Houe AARONHANDELSMAN/Daly Residents of the Nakamura Co-op eat dinner last night. Participation in cooperative housing...…
…Friday, O News 2 Opinion 4 Arts 5 )ctober 13, 2006 BUE COULD FIND STUMBLNG BCK ... SPORTS, PAGE 8 Warner bows out of presidential bid Diag dispatch: YAF scores a victory k~b i~ ~ u1 a~ thanks to BAMN 'Pajama' production a party for all One-hundred-sxteen years ofeditorialfreedom t h . ° , www.michiandaiy.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 29 2006 The Michigan Daily "It's scary and xenophobic. I just think it's important that immigrant...…
…Thursday, October 12, 2006 .5 OARE NPIECES ... B-SIDE News 2A Yankees pitcher dies in plane crash Opinion 4A Zbrozek: Knowledge economy ineffective for middle class Arts 8A Back off the horse: Spikers fall to Spartans One-hundred-sixteen years of editorialfreedom ------------- --- -- www.mchikandail[ycom Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 28 @2006 The Michigan Daily DUDE LOOKS LIKE A LADY Campus crime increases TREVOR CAMPBELL/Dai...…
…Wednesday, October 11, 2006 News 2A With new law, Indian youth can't work Opinion 4A Whitney Dibo: Liberal arts and proud ot it Arts 5A Beck stays solid with latest release One-hundred-sixteen years ofeditorialfreedom www.michiandaily.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 27 2006 The Michigan Daily Page: Foley touched page on House floor Pages worry fallout from Foley scandal might threaten program's existence By Walter Nowinski Daily St...…
…Tuesday, October 10, 2006 CHEERIO! OUR WRITER PLAYS CRICKET ACROSS THE POND ... SPORTS, PAGE 10 News 3 Granholm, DeVos to square off in debate Opinion 4 Toby Mitchell on Arts 5 Ryan Gosling shines D~ssdcpin e £b j uf a I in 'Half Nelson' One-hundred-sixteen years of editorialfreedom www.michiandaily.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 26 @2006 The Michigan Daily OH, THE PLACES WE'LL GO Mario Manningham snags a catch during Michigan's 31-...…
…I Monday, October 9, 2 News 2A NATO chief: Afghans may switch allegiance Opinion 4A Imran Syed: What if Wellstone had lived? 006 WOLVERINES CONQUER SPARTANS . SPORTS ONDAY One-hundred-sixteen years ofediorialfreedom Arts wwz 5A 'The Departed': Scorcese's romance with his audience --- --- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -- w.michiandail .com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 25 2006 The Michigan Daily Hillel leader honorary member of...…
…Friday, October 6, 20 News 3A Harvard may bring back religious studies req Opinion 4A From the Daily: Torturing tbe Constitution Arts 5A Music School talent tonight at Blind Pig 06 ETALE BG ADY RA One-hundred-siteen years ofeditorialfreedom @2006 The Michigan Daily www. michikandai~y corn Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 24 Bo knows class Senate hopefuls face students Incumbent Stabenow and challenger Bouchard pressed on educatio...…
…Thursday, October 5,; News 3A Opinion 5A Sports 9A Auto alliance talks called off Readers respond to Carl Cohen Blue's 'D' improves ABCs against run 2006 Bi' AATT.' . SIDE U~bri~biau ait~g One-hundred-sixteen years ofeditorialfreedom www.michirandaily.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 23 ©2006 The Michigan Daily JEREMY CHO/Daily ISA junior Kavya Vaidyanathan hands out a copy of The Michigan independent on the Diag on Sept. 28 at abo...…
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…Tuesday, October 3, 2006 DREAMY 'SLEEP' A LITTLE TO NAUSEATING ... ARTS, PAGE 5 News 2 Milk-man kills three in Pa. school r Opinion 4 James Dickson defends apathy Sports 10 Blue's Hood has special teams covered One-hundred-sixteen years of editorialfreedom www. michikandaz~y.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 21 @20 06 The Michigan Daily C S 0 Y W VOTING ADVENTURE he fire alarm blared through East Quad Residence Hall Wednesday nig...…
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…Friday, September 29, 2006 News 3 In campaign, first lady doesn't carry risks ofhusband Opinion 4 John Oquist: Ben Franklin is an aslamo-fascist W Arts 5 Method Man explodes into A2 One-hundred-slxteen years of editorialfreedom www. mzchikandaiy. com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 19 ©2 006 The Michigan Daily A goodbye to an agent City's senior FBI agent, who worked on Unabomber case, to retire By Ashlea Suries Daily Staff Report...…
