…w w w w w w w w w w 144or T T T qw _lopp- Nor- T T T T 1 Thy t Bars & Clubs Annie's Dugout - Bob Springfield combines comedy and song with an unusual twist. Arbor Valley Inn - John An- thony and Legend whip up some wild country & western. The Blind Pig - Willie D. Warren and the Brush Street Blues Band play Detroit blues. The Earle - Jazz up your Friday with the Ron Brooks Trio. The Fox's Den (Lord Fox) - Piano in a classical s...…
…w w w w w w w mr NW lqw lw m ,w ,qw ear w i w Im z 0 z Yw 01 *I**k Las Vegas: the country's decadent most city. Staffer recounts his bouts with gambling and brutality DAY ONE: Wcome to the sickest city on earth. This was my first thought as I got off the plane in Las Vegas. I came out here on the dubious pretense of covering George Foreman's fifth comeback fight, against an "opponent" named Rocky Sekorski. My real reason...…
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…0 0 0 The'U' A year of pomp gives the U' oi of tor BY STEVE KNOPPER The University is like a well-oiled machine, Vice President for Government Relations Richard Kennedy said last January. It chugs on, no matter who the driver is. In 1988, though, the University built up an unprecedented list of replacement parts. By year's end, there was a new president, provost, chief fi- nancial officer, athletic director, Dearborn chancellor, and edu- cat...…
…Page 18 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 16, 1989 No sweep for women's track in first meet of '89 BY MARK KATZ Although the women's indoor track team did not fulfill Coach James Henry's prediction of a clean sweep, the squad took first place in seven-of-13 events in Saturday's Michigan Relays at the Track and Tennis Building. The team's performance against nine nearby schools in their first meet of the season still pleased Henry. "Overal...…
… 0 0 By Adam Schrager Something was troubling ESPN and ABC television col- lege basketball announcer Dick Vitale as he leaned back in his chair and awaited his dinner. He wasn't worried about his chicken soup or his ham and cheese sandwich, but instead about what he felt was the major problem concerning college athletics today. "I think you have to look first at Proposition 48," Vitale said. "That bothers me dearly. (The affected athlete) c...…
… 0 0 Joan Jett knows how to rock and roll BY GREG BAISE Joan Jett loves rock and roll. Ac- tually, she loves Rock and Roll- the absolute. That absolute is the continuum which contains Chuck Berry, Elvis, the Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, the Stooges, the Ra- mones, the Sex Pistols, and Jett. None of this rich boy posturing belched by the Eagles, or the "Let's be real dirty tonight but be sure and get up and vote for George Bush to- morrow...…
…6 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features FEBRUARY 1989 6 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features* FEBRUARY 1989 FOCUS Many professors live by the words "publish or perish," their careers sometimes hinging on hav- ing their work published. Most faculty agree that research can only enhance education. Yet they find it difficult to equally divide time between teaching and re- search while maintaining the qual- ity of both. Dra...…
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…The Littlest member of the A men Ra Drumimers. TUTU His visit to Detroit's Cobo Arena 5 jer NobeeP Arena ha In an Detroite who has South A Tutu I systema the U.S. Tutu 1 joyous Luther] "n a Dmovei 4 "Chi policy freedoi The - ~second among Said oi "" politics Tutu weekei jPhotos byJ Ortthea lBarnes belts out the hit single "Iriends sparks celebration TU, TUTU, TUTU," the crowd called out loudly, frequently, upting into rounds of applause and s...…
… MUSiC FILM 1986 leaves its mark on critics' record collections RAMBLING, EXCESSIVELY enthusiastic, unduly harsh, and always fond of filling up space with their own (sometimes self- righteous) opinions... critics are often accused of all of the above. Hell, who are we to disagree? But since you asked, these are our picks of '86, and we'll even tell you why. As always, we encourage readers to take our writers' views as seriously as we do. S...…
… . .. Career Artists Not everyone wants to be a yuppie. These students just want to create. By Melissa Birks N SEVERAL "FANTASY YEARS away," Helena Meryman wants you to see her work in museums and books. In the meantime, she'll live as a beatnik if she has to. She just wants to be a painter. "I know it's idealistic to go off and be a painter," said Meryman, a sophomore in the School of Art. "If you're 19, I guess that's the time to be ideali...…
…0 9 9 Page 12-Thursday, January 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily Wolverines s or outh. The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Janu Team Profile Frosh to see plenty of action By LARRY FREED Normally a college basketball player's first year is spent sitting on the bench learning from the upper- classmen. But due to injuries and other unforseen occurrences the Michigan freshmen have been thrust onto the court to learn first-hand. "We usually have them (the ...…
…wwwwwwww w w qw qw w w q w mw Page 14-Wednesday, January 12, 1983 Five for the future Wolverine blue chip recruits .. . JrEEbiu n 14 ByLARRYFREED 0 Ed By LARRY FREED They are as talented as they are diverse. They have been called everything from the "fab five" to the "phenomenal five." Just call them the foundation of the Michigan basketball program. Last season, the Wolverines' worst in over 20 years, saw the critics go for coach Bil...…
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…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 16, 1989 - Page 19 Adam's Rib BY ADAM SCHRAGER ROBIN LOZNAK/Daily Rumeal Robinson, as hard as he tried with this no-look pass, couldn't fake out Illinois by himself on Saturday. The Wolverines dropped their first Big Ten game of the year to the Fighting Illini, 96-84. *Burson and boys in W Frieder's boy, Vitale. Ann Proposition 48 has gone too far CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - After Illinois' 96-84 victory over Mic...…
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…FEBRUARY 1989 Opinions U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER T FEBRUARY 1989 U U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 7 By presenting a wide range of opinions and ideas reprinted from hundreds ofucampus newspapers, we hope to T E N C E E A enhance the quality of campus life as we inform, entertain and engage the national student body. We acknow- ledge the commitment of studentjournalists across the nation, supported by their media advisers and journ...…
…University of Michigan Faculty/Staf F RPP P~ NAME 8 ~ PROFESSOR 5..A, HARRY SETH ASSOC P ORfRI~ 00141411 L ASSOC PR SRES~HE. BEDABE S ECORD DRAFT RATIR.EER T CLIN NURSE I MARLENE R RONIN ASSY SKEINS, ROBERT S SR FINAN GAISNIA. BEVERLY A CLIN NURSE GR5SNAIAF. KATIRIYN CLIN CARE GR5IIR~gE. ARLENE TATWI PAIR CLI PREENSGIBT. DAVID P BROA ORSEIISPAN, HENRY CLINICAL ORgEIRIDOD, CHERYL OLIN NUR GRIEPAIOOD. DONALD S PRO ~40OG~ JAY H LABORATORY SU~AN1...…
… MICH.ELLANY FILM THE TASTE 01 IS WAITING F! Bring back the Bugs, Mickey of old z0 w z w Y W INTERVIEW Jane Self Ten-year University Cellar employee saw the bookstore's rise and fall The rise and fall of the University Cellar Bookstore is a piece of Ann Arbor history that will not soon be forgotten. From its start, the Cellar was a focus of turbulence. Thousands of students staged a sit-in demanding its creation in 1969; the new "student...…
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… 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Five stars get top rating in '88 Another year of sports excellence at the 'U' BY STEVE COHEN 1988 was a good year for Michi- gan athletics. Former third-base star Chris Sabo won baseball's National League Rookie of The Year Award, playing next to fellow Wolverine Barry Larkin for the Cincinatti Reds. Dallas Mavericks' forward Roy Tarpley won the NBA's Sixth Man Award. Anthony Carter of the Min- nesota Vikings lit u...…
…Page 20- The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 16b, 1989 11 w nvrsity of Michigan Union January 16 to January 22, 1989 0 14" fzat{ppcrs tv''ou You get out Into the real ol4 fo awhile, you become a stronger, smiater prson, yu help peple, yougeta warmr feling of b eing neded, you learn abot people and leadership,.you are riipr *tarn,: Thtisswhat heppes toypuwhen Y0 :iget involved i omunty servitce : And this is how to dit. This;:We nesday, anu...…
…0 f a '0 as folk greats converge on Ann Arbor for 0 The folk tradition lives on The Though the teens with lopsided haircuts and Dead Milkmen T-shirts may be more visible on the streets of this town, the folk music com- mui;ty is at least as large as the .k: ;unk set. And ten times more Oy just about any evening of the week, wind your way down Main Street to the cozy quarters of Ann Arbor's premiere folk music club, the Ark, and prepare to ...…
…H U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art FEBRUARY 1989 8 . HENTINA CLEGLNWSA E STiLE AndCAMP *SFEBRUARYU198 'Bitch dinner' The club scene 'Story of My Life' New Bohemians College women hold their Unusual clubs show Another foray into New Long familiar to Texans, own gripe forum. college life extends beyond York's social scene by Jay Edie Brickell is now hot the classroom. McInerney. nationwide. Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 AND mE 0...…
…Page 6 - University of Michigan Facu PILL TINS AP00InT1 IMY AN 1 XMN A T1 InlSNT WI nrNM :Jn.S. ALIL POFESSOR POLITICAL SCNN 'A WSEN: EJNER J PROFESSO EGLISH LANG6 ..JEMNN LINEVE N SR COUNSELR CEW J6l4SKN, MARARTPATTON M50 LIBRRIAN FINE ARTS. M L ,EN ENON A SR AINSO MCOUNELOR A lNISW OFFIS JERNGN., BERM..D 9 M IVSTMET ANALYST INVESTMET OP ,. ARP6AK. CHRISTI NE N HOUE OFI~CER II FAMILY PRACT o6Sdw, EMIL VM SEARICH FELLOW PSYCHIATRY LECTURERV6II...…
… A worldwide student g Reverend Sun Myung Mo 1980, has set up shop aga By Mark Assembly paid much attention when a group calling itself the Collegiate Association for the N0O ONE IN T HE MICHIG AN STUDENT Research of Principles applied for recognition by the student government in the fall of 1985. A petition bearing the minimum five signatures en- titled the organization to office space in the Michigan Union. Apparently, no one realized that ...…
…FEBRUARY 1989 Life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 9 Retiring for a needed evening of wine, women and whine(s) By Carolyn Alessio 2. WHY OUR MALE FRIENDS ARE EMBAR- The Daily Illini RASSED TO ORDER WINE COOLERS FOR US U. of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana AT BARS: "What's wrong with Matilda Okay, we admit it. My roommates Bay?" someone screeched. "Is BEER in- and I stole the idea for our Bitch Dinner finitely more cool, or ia it juat a lo...…
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…10 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art FEBRUARY 1989 10 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art * FEBRUARY 1989 From political groups to juggling troupes, there's more to college than just going to classes. Students across the country are turning L L B S their hobbies into _. more broad-based groups on campus. * By Judy Sicora The Minnesota Daily U. of Minnesota, Twin Cities U niversity clubs, activities and sports ca...…
…V P008- UnIversity APPOINTMENT 'a' . BANE C MITCHELL. DAVID C CLINICAL NItYal*LL. DOUGLAS N OCCUP THEN MITCHELL, EDWAIIO J PROFE MITCHELL, JOIIII F CL INI CAL MI O4EtL, LAWRENCE C CLINICAL PII*CNDLL. LEROY S NON COMP NI TCHINSON. GREGORY HEAL RES REST MII!ILA.~RAJ S ASSOC RE - ASSOC PROFES NI'1TEMPHAL. MARILYN HOUS NA')~CI4I * El - I CIII R NI 24511111. IKI*O FIMUDA MS ASSOC MKJ1LL V CLIN NURSE I NDUI~dAIII * ANDRE ASS MOOJESKI. PAMELA ACTIVIT...…
…FEBRUARY 1989 Life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 11 FEBRUARY 1989 * Life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 11 Suitcasers Continued From Page 1 "Our students deprive themselves of one of the very important aspects of col- lege life by suitcasing," he said. "Some national studies have shown that the suitcaser doesn't do as well academical- "because he or she tends not to adjust *ell to the college environment. Leaving for ...…
…University of Michigan Faculty/Staf FULL TIME AAL APPOtITMNT ANNUIAL APPOINT NAM TI TLE DEPARTMENT (AL PULL TIME ANUL APPOINI MENT ANNUIAL A APPOINTMENT APPINTIND RTE ..:.r -*A. F -'CA PFLL TIRE MFITIUENT ANNUAL. APPD APPOINTMENT APPOINTIM MATR TI TLE DEPARTMENT CALL URC -TITE Fun".Y RICHARD E H ! OFFCP PRATT, LEROY M LW,TNE PRAT. RAT N '.5,N1 KA PMATI WILLIAM B PROFES PMEiiE4E ALI CE -E DEVELOPEiO PREITIM. MARTHA L AlLLIE HAT PREER. STAIBY...…
…12 U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art FEBRUARY 1989 12 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life And Art * FEBRUARY 1989 Queensiyche: A new metal force to reckon with By Michael Sturm The Daily Athenaeum West Virginia U. I'm sure that by now most of you have heard of Queensryche. Unfortunately, most of you have probably not heard their music. Oh, what you're missing. Queensryche first hit the music scene in 1983 with a self-titled ...…
…Page 10 - University of Michigan Fac i a i i i a i i i a e e a APPOINTMENT SNEE1R. LYNN K CLININUS SHEWIOSRIN VITALIJ V PROE PROFESSOR SHVRI . HOWARD PROF PROFESSOR SMEWAC, DAWN LEA PROJECT AMS SNEACH, DONNA S RESEARCH SIBUVA, MAOTMRESEARCH FE SHIECK, VICTORIA LYNN CLIN NER SNMOS ALLEN L PROFES $Nl LD. DONALD C LECTM" SHIELiDS. DOROTHY N ASST LIBA SHIEL.M.I LEE ANN FOOD " WtI ELS. JANES J CLINI SHIELDS. LESLIE L CLNICA SI, ANN NACCOUNTING SH...…
…FEBRUARY 1989 life And Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 13 BRIEFS. FERAR 98 if ndAtU.TE AINA OLEENESAPR1 ATTA T INO P L In general, are your professors more concerned wit: (a) teaching? (b) research? TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! CALL 1-800-662-5511 Watch for the results of this month's poll in U POLL RESULTS Do you think your col- lege education is worth the money you pay in tuition? YES 38% NO 61% UNSURE 1% To give you an opportunity to ...…
…F A A AF"INTNNT A MAZE TI me 11yyV0 T.'. SANTA A ES RES A W, iTIR(1A1GG NN. M CLLR M STAFF COU TIa1JTMAm. TN R PROFE PROFESSOR TRAYLOR, MANS 6 V1Si T 1NG A TRERSURE, JEFFREY S ASST DIR AMI TINACE, GAIL A O(K)RD TECH TRtfmE RE N SVPR PATIENT TREISMN, JMATIMM d MUSE OFFICER TREMBATM. CLTOEM A INTERIOR DES TREAKMER, STEPHEN M REST PROFESS TRSPPA, V1 =1 JEANIIE LM TECHNOLOG TA M, KENNETH O Bill PLNG AN TRIANTMYIJ4LIDIS, HICOLAS ASST PROFES TAtW. "...…
…14 U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Dollars And Sense FEBRUARY 1989 14UTH NTINA CLLGENE SPE C DollrsECH eEsCONEBRMRY198 Out of this world Copycats Writing on the wall The Great Job Hunt * NASA's space program Find out what's right and Two students start a Several writers offer gets a boost from two wrong about copying successful poster business interview tips for finding universities. material. in Milwaukee. the right job. Page15 Page15 Pag...…
…Page 12 - University of Michigan FaculySafSlr itn.18-96 FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APPOIN APPOINTMENT APPOINTING RT TITLE DEPARTMENT (ALL SUC PL.L TINE ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTMENT APPOINTI NDGA TITLE DEPARTMENT (ALL SU PULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTMENT APPOINTING RA TI TLE DEPARTMENT [ALL SU NA NA 'Y(IDE, SHARON C SR ASS YOAS, SCOT N ACCOUNTING YOCUM, CHARLES P CHAIRSMAN PROFESSOR PROFESSOR YQCUWI...…
…FEBRUARY 1989 Dollars And Sense U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 15 Jniversity research sends NASA projects into space After many years of delay, telescope finally finished, set for 1990 space flight By Jeff Lin The Daily . of Washington A telescope partially designed by U. of Washington (UW) researchers will help give astronomers around the world an unprecedented view of the heavens. The telescope's 94-inch mirror will enable scientists t...…
…16 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Dollars And Sense FEBRUARY 1989 Students combine business talents to post profits * By Niccona Teichert The Marquette Tribune Marquette U., WI For many students, the responsibility of managing classwork, living away from home and having friends is more than enough. But for two Marquette U. stu- dents, this workload didn't seem like much. So last spring, Brad Wirt, a business administra- tion sophomore, a...…
…FEBRUARY 1989 Dollars And Sense U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 17 FEBRUARY 1989 * Dollars And Sense U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 17 - The Great Job Hunt Extra effort helps with iterviews, resume writing By Sarah Jonas and Melinda Farris aker Orange aker U., KS Spring is approaching and the time has come for students to begin thinking about careers, internships and jobs. A student should spend a good deal of time preparing for an...…
…18 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Student Body FEBRUARY 1989 18 THENATIONLCOLLEG NEWSPAPE Stud8RECdRE1ATIONE Mountain madness All-Americans An age revisited Eye-opener Students find mountain The college sports media Some students are A new study shows bikes provide a new outdoor picks the best iootball adopting the sport of kings certain vitamins and perspective. players of 1988. as their game. minerals help protect your Page 21 Page 21 P...…
…FEBRUARY 1989 Student Body . U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 19 +K OF IT AS i iw :; ; , _ Nothing feels better to your bicuspids than the satisfying crunch of Post®*Grape-Nuts® cereal. These great tasting little nuggets roll around your molars with resounding nuttiness. So whether you're chowing down at the dining hall, snacking back at the dorm or ending an all-nighter at your apartment...sink your incisors into a one-of-a-kind mastic...…
…20 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Student Body FEBRUARY 1989 20 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Student Body * FEBRUARY 1989 CLASSIFIEDS . Reach over 2 million college students with an ad in U.'s Classi- rate: $395 per column inch. Send order and remittance payable fied Advertising section. Rates: $7.95 per word, minimum 10 to U. The National College Newspaper, Classified Ad Depart- words. Bold type $1.00 additional per word. Displ...…
…FEBRUARY 1989 Student Body U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 21 Mountain Continued From Page 18 tious smile. "I figure by (riding to school), people will see me come to class with a big Cile and say 'Hey, what is it that he s?' I'll shake the water off my hat and just smile," Poitry said. Poitry feels mountain bikes have opened up the bicycle industry. "They are so versatile and people don't get flats and bend up their rims everytime they ho...…
…22 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Student Body FEBRUARY 1989 22 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Student Body E FEBRUARY 1989 diated BRIEFS I College Journalist of the Year Award Awarded by a panel of respected journalism professionals to an outstanding student journalist for excellence in reporting and writing in a subject of vital importance to the campus community and for commitment to the highest standards of journalism. JOURNALI...…
…EBRUARY 1989 Student Body U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 23 1oney no barrier between 'have' and 'havenot' roommates By Jonathon Danek The Daily Illini U. of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana Patrice Mitchell, sophomore in en- gineering at the U. of Illinois, Cham- paign-Urbana, was born when her pa- rents were still in college. Although she was eight years old before they held full- e jobs, her parents' current occupa- ns have led to an extreme...…
