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…2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 8, 1993 PARENTS Continued fvom page "We were very pleased," he said. "We go(a lot of compliments saying it was the best Parents' Weekend ever." DaisyKline, vicepresidentofexter- nal relations for SAC, agreed, "Parents and students were really cooperative. With the exception of the cold at the game, everything was perfect." Bullard added that more than 3,000 people attended the tailgate party Satur- day...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 7, 1993 SALARY Continued from page 1. percent increase over three years. This would mean an average increase of 5 percent per year." But SACUA member George Cameron and others disapproved of the measure requesting the specific salary increase - sparking a debate over the proposed motion. "We don't create strength by find- ing a number out of the air. We must study and determine the exact economic co...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily =-Thursday. October 7, 1999_- 3A -RESEARCH New guidelines weigh bypass surgery benefits People who suffer from heart disease ow have a tool to help them decide hether bypass surgery will help them live longer and better. A committee of -scientists led by the University's Division of Cardiology interim Chief Kim Eagle created a set of guidelines for physicians based on more than 750 studies of coronary artery ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday. December 7, 1999-- 3 CRIME S ictim robbed t knifepoint parking lot The Department of Public Safety has ed a crime alert after a person walk- ing through the gravel parking lot at 1104 Palmer Dr. was robbed by a male uspect carrying a four to six inch knife ast Thursday. DPS reports state the suspect and vic- im were walking past each other when he suspect requested the victim "give im a dollar." The...…

…91 LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday. October 7. 1998 - 3 EDUCATION I B.C. Students act out against racist j.mail message Boston College minority leaders aft= outraged about a racist e-mail they received, The Daily Free Press, Boston University's school newspa- per reported Monday. Thirteen students from different ethnic' backgrounds, including Asian Americans, Hispanics, blacks 'and Native Americans received an e-rnail Monday urg...…

…-- Michigan Daily -- FOA _ Saunft -- November 7, 11 0o un, ovember 7, 1998 - Foetb na y-- The Michig ally --3 0 _ I lmffmm.M_ LAST r i WEEK Paterno stands the test of time ly Mark Snyder Daily Sports Editor For a little man, Joe Paterno car- ries a lot of weight. His players' massive size often leaves him dwarfed and hidden from view. His concealing sunglasses keep the outside world at an arm's length. But for a man of minimum physi...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, December 7, 1998-- 3A Library acquires writings of Beat Generation poet The University's Special collections Library has acquired the writings of Anne Waldman, a post- modern poet and performance artist influenced by the Beat Generation writers. One of few women let into Beat poet Allen Ginsburg's friendship circle, Waldman has saved every- thing associated with her perfor- aince and writing life fo...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 7, 1998 - 3A .Wrestler's death evokes grief, spurs training reforms By Jordan Field and Katie Plona Daily Staff Reporters The death of Michigan wrestler and Kinesiology junior Jefferey Reese has prompted a nationwide reassessment of wrestling, as well as deep shock and sadness ithin the University community. Reese died Dec. 9, when he collapsed after a strenuous workout at Crisler Arena. ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 7, 1998 - 3 ICRIME " M Mother reports sexual assault to DPS officers A woman called DPS on Sunday to *cport that her daughter was sexually assaulted at a garage on Arch and Packard streets, DPS reports state. Following the assault, the victim went to the University Hospitals Emergency Room. Hospital officials said the assailant was an acquaintance of the victim. DPS notified the Ann Arbor Poli...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 7, 1999 - 3 i IIIVI I I11 IIIIIIIIII tESEARCH i ; Campus area theft dwindle ver break Survey finds decrease in teen drug usage 9Drug use among secondary school students is down after six years of strong -increases, according to the jesults of a new study conducted by University researchers. Principal study investigator Lloyd TJohnston, a research scientist at the Institute for Social Res...…

…LOCAL/STATE 0-HIGHER MSA ushers i new EDUCATION Boston U'signs offc r m eih oderfor apparel at m eeting manufasBy Jewel Gopwani Rackharn Rep. Suzanne Owen accepted the Daily StaffReorter - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 7, 1999 - 3 A five-member committee composed * of Boston University students, faculty and administrators is scheduled to form this week to continue its alterations to the Fair Labor Association agreement un- versity of...…

…Expert speaks of * oviet {Status by Tim Gammons The Communist Party struggles to stay afloat amidst near revolution- ary social unrest. Gorbachev fights t0 restore national unity to a splin- Otered republic. Nicolai Petrov, a U.S. State De- partment official considered a leading authority on the Soviet nationality problem, spoke yesterday at the Russian and East European Studies' Lane Hall to offer insight on these current events and the chang...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 7, 1991 - Page 3 Bush, Gorbachev cut nuclear forces MOSCOW (AP) - Pledges of sweeping arms cuts by the U.S. and Soviet presidents reflect their belief that the superpowers now face less threat from each other than from renegades with nuclear weapons. George Bush and Mikhail Gor- bachev have moved beyond the ardu- ous negotiations that characterized decades of U.S.-Soviet arms control and are instead anno...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 7, 1991 - Page 3 Moscow mayor *ann ounces rationing MOSCOW (AP) - As a dispir- ited Soviet Union prepared for the 74th anniversary of a revolution that promised peace, land and bread, authorities yesterday pledged free housing and affordable bread and meat to Moscow residents. Russian Federation President Boris Yeltsin signed a decree abol- ishing the Communist Party in his republic. The party had been ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 7, 1990 - Page 3 Property at issue in .German unity KLEIN MACHNOW, East Germany (AP) - Officials say up to 70 percent of the property in this township southwest of Berlin has *xen claimed by West Germans who once lived in its quiet neighbor- hoods. With German unification less than a month away, the day is draw- ing nearer when those claims - and up to one million others - will be decided by local commit...…

…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, November 7, 1990 - Page 3 Assembly :Attendance The following Michigan Student Assembly members were present for opening and closing roll call at last night's meeting: Stephanie Andelman (LSA) Mary Aitken (Nat. Res.) Amy Arnett (LSA) Eric Baumann (Rackham) *Melissa Burke (LSA) Angie Burks (LSA) - Lynn Chia (LSA) Scott Chu pack (En in.) Paula Church (LSA) Bill Cosnowski (Engin.) ~'Jennifer Dykema (LSA) Brian Johns...…

… Police seek info *on Arb i'as sa u lt by Josephine Balk -ger Daily Crime Reporter *Ann Arbor police are requesting information pertinent to a rape which allegedly took place Tuesday *between 4:50 and 6:15 p.m. in Ni- chols Arboretum. *Detective Thomas Tanner urges ainyone in the Arb between 4:30 and 0:30 p.m. that evening to contact Oim, particularly a white male and. white female, both college age, who were together sliding downhill on grays...…

…The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 7, 1992 - Page 3 Candidates formulate *debate strategies WASHINGTON (AP) - Full-tilt preparation has begun for the nationally televised presidential debate, which the Bush forces hope will shake up the final few weeks of *Campaign '92. President Bush studied at the White House yesterday for Sunday's leadoff debate. Bill Clinton sum- moned stand-ins for mock debates in Kansas City, including a Washington...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, December 7, 1992 - Page 3 GEO rallies to support contract negotiations by Kenneth Dancyger Daily Staff Reporter Teaching assistants (TAs) and graduate students whistled, shouted, and sang "I've got the U-M GEO Blues" on the Diag Friday to raise support for contract negotiations with the university administration. "We're trying to get what we de- serve," said Graduate Employees '(The negotiations) will start off...…

…Wednesday, June 7, 1995 - The MichiganDaily-- 3 ystery ural pices up amn st. Scott Bishop ly Staff Reporter What is 68 feet wide and demands ttention? A few boards erected to pro- ct pedestrians on the sidewalk of South am Street have been transformed into mural attracting notice for both its unky art and its mysterious origin. Ellie Serras, events coordinator for he Main Street Area Association, said at the eclectic mural is a welcome ad- io...…

…aiMonday, une.7,,1999 --.The Michigan Daily - 3 UPS deJiicks 1:: i a hi s cy itIt F-tta 1No imlianio pikiei e Iiii .ithtp?.I iltI dat Itir tthiitterdi sne 196,uJtckoe ru orDtaitc vs 11 tiio n t 5 k g Daliestci , dftit, hiig bycarectn ue 15S theroivitedle fie, he iacson Eosbnergize n yi det lt le o has Untdals-K thAnd Setice sicdeit Arnold J acko d____ tP aae is ackstota rcaltifi an oteand ftotl d lsi tcsis am sxectci -toire t tSe milio ih nix...…

…Wednesday, May 7, 1997- The Micigan Daily -3 Students 'bare all in Naked Mile y Jenni Yachnin aily Staff Reporter A naked man on a bicycle with a sparkler in his mouth pedaled down South Universit Avenue at midnight after the last day of classes, but nobody seemed to mind - not even the police. Spectators lined the streets of Ann Arbor on the night of April 22 to watch hundreds of their peers bare all and take part in the annual Naked Mile. T...…

…Recruiters m Brian Campbell Daily Staff Reporter Pete DeHaan, a human resources agent for Hitachi Automotive in Farmington Hills, Mich., said he had a very bad experience with the University's Engineering Placement Office last week. "If my manager didn't specifically ask for University of Michigan stu- dents, I'd have just said 'Forget It,"' DeHaan said. DeHaan said he was shocked when he called the office and an unidentified woman told him he...…

…Wednesday, July 7, 1993 - The Michigan Daily S m Weekly -3 * Smokers get their butts kicked out of the Union By AURA AHUVIA FOR THE DAILY Bill Paradise has worked behind the counter at the Michigan Union's p billiard and games room for 28 years, andsaysanewlyenactedbanon smok- ing in the Union is going to anger shooters. "Nobody's gonna walk into apool room and say, 'Look at allthose smok- ers' and leave," he said, drawing on Lucky Strike, t...…

… LOCKIL/sIrATt The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 7, 1995 - 3 'U' students grab six of 90 Ford Fellowship grants Alpha Delta Phi to host pep rally tomorrow To spur support for the Michigan football team, Alpha Delta Phi frater- nity will hold a pep rally tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at its State Street house. The rally will include appearances by football coach Lloyd Carr, the team captains, Athletic Director Joe Roberson and.Michigan cheerl...…

… t f , .. d 3R X4 r. The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 7, 1995 - 3 Pound House damaged in break-in attempt A possible attempt at breaking and entering Thursday night at the Madelon -Pound House on Hill Street was re- ported to the University's Department of Public Safety. An officer discovered ,a broken window and minor damage to ;the garage door. DPS has no suspects in custody. Re- ,ports indicate the incident is being con- sidered van...…

… I(DtAIL/sITAIrt The Michigan Daily - Thursday, December 7, 1995 - 3A .d )rug may be letimental for ieart patients A recent study of congesive heart ilure patients at the University Medi- il Center suggests that drugs given to duce the amount of blook in the body ay be detrimental to the patient's con- ition. The study suggests that diuretic drugs, hich are often given to heart patients relieve fluid buildup in the lungs and ody, also redu...…

…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, February 7,1991 - Page 3 LSA student *faces murder t arragnment Students take a break to volunteer by Tami Pollak Daily Crime Reporter LSA junior Michael Raihala faced further arraignment on charges of open murder and felony firearm yesterday morning in Cass County District Court. According to reports from the Cass County Sheriff's office, Rai- hala allegedly stabbed and shot to death 21-year-old Rosalie Bous-...…

…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, March 7, 1991- Page 3 School of Ed. offers one-year program y Stacey Gray Getting a masters degree plus a teaching certificate in a short pe- riod of time may sound like an im- possibility. But now, thanks to a new School of Education program, * graduate students can become cer- tified secondary school teachers in ijust one year. The pilot program, called MaC 1(masters with certification), is a 36-hour certificat...…

…LoCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 7, 1997 - 3 No, % Nurse assaults co-worker for insubordination *An employee of University Hospitals reported that a nurse assaulted him Wednesday night. According to Department of Public Safety reports, the suspect struck the employee across the wrist and face with a newspaper when he failed to help transfer a patient to a different ward. The nurse was warned and inter- viewed by DPS officer...…

…LOCAL/STATE I The Michigan Daily--Monday, April 7, 1997 - 3A a~ ~. Rep. Ehlers links researchers to Congress' Radio exhibit opens today at ~raduate ibrary An exhibit celebrating the 25th anniversary of radio station WCBN FM will be mounted today through May 30, in the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library. "Radio Free Ann Arbor: A History of Student-Run Community Radio at the University of Michigan" chronicles the history of campus broadcastin...…

…LoCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 7, 1997 - 3 Theft occurs near Greyhound bus station woman had her purse stolen as she stepped off a Greyhound bus near the bus depot on West Huron Street at about 8 p.m. Saturday, according to Ann Arbor Police Department reports. An AAPD official said that the teen- ager had disobeyed her parents' wishes by coming to Ann Arbor. "The young lady, 18 years old, came to Ann Arbor from Indiana, ki...…

…-LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 7, 1997 - 3 I Sorority house has composite photos stolen he Ann Arbor Police Department ght 15 subjects trying to break in o a sorority house on Washtenaw Avenue and Hill Street on Wednesday. ,Department of Public Safety officers assisted AAPD with the call. Two members of the group who had been allowed to enter the sorority house then -proceeded to break into the basement of the house, acc...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 7, 1996 -3 Assembly's ds for student groups dwindle Mail bomb sent to engineering lecturer at UCB An unidentified University of Cali- fornia-Berkeley lecturer recently re- ceived a mail bomb at his home. The package he received contained two cardboard tubes filled with gun- powder and dipped in wax to look like candles. A note was enclosed instruct- ing the lecturer to light the candles...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 7, 1996 - 3A .t , P:.rof. Borders named Music -Associate dean "Prof. James Borders has been appointed associate dean for graduate s:dies at the University's School of usic. SBorders, who teaches musicology, succeeds Prof. Paul Lehman, who held Latino doctor ventures to South America to practice the position for 19 years. 'Borders received his historical musicology 4niversity of Chicago. incl...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday November 7, 1996 - 3A Undersecretary ,to lecture at 'U' U.S. Undersecretary for Technology 'ry Lowe Good will be visiting cam- pus Nov. 20 to discuss the changing relationship between major research universities and the marketplace. Good's lecture, titled "The Ulobalization of Technology," is part of the Distinguished Lecture Series on 'Nafional Policy, and is sponsored by the 'Office of the Vice Pre...…

… L Cj :L Attack involves vehicle, fire xtinguisher Two 20-year-old men approached a car as it was preparing to make a turn from Oakland Street onto Tappan Street early Saturday morning and discharged a fire extinguisher onto its windshield, police say. According to Ann Arbor Police Department reports, the unprovoked attack then led to a fight between the wo men inside the car and the two W ith the fire extinguisher. When the driver of the car...…

… '' . ' The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 7, 1995 -- 3 69 No decision on Baker 's appeal A panel of 6th Circuit Courtjudges has yet to rule on LSA sophomore Jake Baker's bond appeal as Baker remains in what his mother calls "the hole" at the Milan Federal Correc- tional Institute. The appeal has been under review for more than a week, but Baker's lawyer said there is nothing unusual about the process. "We expected to hear a decision last w...…

… keeping up with fm ns~FOC US The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 7, 1995 - 3 El A 4i" I I. on uS BY TALI KRAVITZ lily Staff Reporter The desks are pushed aside, the calculus prob- lems on the chalkboard are ignored, and the woman dressed in the teal jilbab and white hijab transforms the Mason Hall classroom into a place of holiness. As Muna Jondy prostrates herself toward Mecca and glorifies Allah, she makes no "differentiation Aween ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 7, 1992 - Page 3 Haitians repatriate ,to nation's capital GEO disputes undergrad TAs by Karen Pier Daily Graduate Schools Reporter _______ PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - The United States resumed its effort to return more than 10,000 Haitian boat people, deliver- ing two shiploads of refugees to the capital's wharf yesterday for a bleak homecoming. The repatriation came amid indi- cations that a U.S.-sup...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 7, 1992 - Page 3 supreme Court says -gov't 'sting' was illegal WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court yesterday limited some undercover "sting" operations when it ruled that a Nebraska farmer was entrapped by postal agents who coaxed him for two years to buy mail-order child pornography. By a 5-4 vote, the justices said the farmer lacked predisposition to commit a crime and only purchased the contraband mater...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 7, 1994 - 3 Push toward community service is replacing Diag protests . By JESSIE HALLADAY Daily Editor In Chief There was a time on campus when stu dents gathered in masses to protest every- thing from military involve- ment in Vietnam to minor- ity representation on cam- pus. Groups planned -- and actually executed - take- overs of the Fleming Build- ing, sending administrators into a state of panic....…

…*Ohio State, By JODI COHEN Daily Staff Reporter The battle begins today and the two teams are "out for blood," but this isn't any ordinary battle, and the competition is friendlier than most. The 13th annual blood battle between the University and Ohio State University begins to- day. The blood drive is held by Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity, and the American Red Cross. Each fall, the two schools compete to see which college can collect...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 7, 1994 -- 3 Students cruise the world for an education By KELLY MORRISON ences at the University of Pittsburgh since Watson said faculty members are "expe- dents with a "global view." He stresse Daily Staff Reporter 1981. During its 13 years, more than 23,000 rienced internationalists" who bring a global the importance of international studies t This fall. University student Rvan students have taken ...…

…The MichiganDaily - Friday, January 7, 1994 -3 *Politics are changing the face of Russia Vladimir Zhirnovsky: Clinton is 'such a coward' HCHELKOVO, Russia (AP) - Bad Vlad is mad. He's being snubbed by yet another world leader. This time it's President Clinton. Russian extreme nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky called Clinton a coward yesterday and told him to stay home and play the sax instead of coming to a summit meeting in Mos- cow next we...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 7, 1994 - 3 Liberals red-faced over budget cuts CHRIS WOLF/Daily High school student members of the M Moe U. By LISA DINES DAILY STAFF REPORTER While the real United Nations (U.N.) debates the fate of war-torn Yugoslavia and Somalia, many area high school students met this past week- end at the University to consider these and other world issues and offer their insights. The University's model U.N. con-...…

… The Michigan Daily - Monday,_March 7, 1994 - 3 'U' study: Alcohol intake aggravates injuries incurred in auto accidents JOE WESTRATE/Daily University Law School graduate, William M. Brodhead, addresses students in the Union yesterday. Brodhead is campaigning for the U.S. Senate. Grad gar erS Student support for U.S. Senate By MAGGIE WEYHING DAILY STAFF REPORTER Bill Brodhead, a 1967 University Lawgrad, came to the Michigan Union last nigh...…

…TheMichigan Daily - Thursday, April 7, 1994 - c EMU student steals council election from YPSILANTI (AP) - Geoffrey Rose had no declared opposition as he ran for re-election to the Ypsilanti City Council. But he lost anyway, thanks to an Eastern Michigan University first- year student he hired to work on his campaign. When Rose handed Frank Houston a list of registered voters and asked him to encourage them to vote, Houston never said he woul...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January7, 1993 - Page 3 Bush warns Iraq must ° dismantle weapons WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush administration is preparing a 48-hour ultimatum to Iraq to remove its surface-to-air missiles from a no- fly zone protecting Muslim Shiites ° or risk allied military retaliation, U.S. officials and Western diplomats said yesterday. Final wording of the warning was being discussed by American, French, British and Russian ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 7, 1993 - Page 3 UNC fans celebrate while 'U' by Megan Lardner Daily Higher Education Reporter Jubilant University of North Carolina (UNC) students rioted on Chapel Hill's streets after their Tar Heels defeated the Wolverines, 77- 71, in the NCAA championship Monday night. "We counted down the final seconds and then the bars emptied," said UNC junior Zachary Albert. Most UNC students swarmed Chapel Hill'...…