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…GEO is asking the University to give homosexual employees involved in same-sex relationships the same benefits as heterosexual couples currently enjoy. What do police officers really do when they are on patrol? Daily Crime Reporter Shelley Morrision rode around in a squad car with one of Ann Arbor's finest. The Michigan men's basketball returns home tomorrow to face Minnesota. The Wolverines then will enjoy their longest break of the season ...…

… -----, Administrators and faculty at the University don't seem to communicate with each other. Kenneth Dancyger looks at the relationship between the two groups. The son of famous musician Mel Torme is making a name for himself. Alison Levy looks at Tracy Torme, the screenwriter of "Fire in the Sky." Last year, the Michigan hockey team won the regular season but lost the CCHA championship. This season, the icers finshed second in the seaso...…

…Some of the regents have taken steps to get in touch with students. However, they still have a long way to go before understanding students' needs and concerns. Sometimes a show becomes a part of you. "Brigadoon" is one of those plays. Melissa Rose Bernardo reviews the Musical Theater's performance of the show. S.PS The Michigan softball team battled back from a 5-2 seventh-inning deficit yesterday to knock off Indiana, 7-5. The Wolverines t...…

…1 Victory makes Mo's Monday Pearl Jam's new album carried by their sound -I.E tint at One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, NO. 1s Ann Arbor, Mi4igan-Tuesday, Octob4r 19, 1993 6) 1993 The Michigan Daily The College Republicans an Gay Liberation Front put'u eling posters around campu erday. Cr ~I 0evb1 NeA CV -1 A-VS 041 Conservatives, gy wage poster battle By KAREN TALASKI claiming, "Want to cure AIDS? Try family v...…

…'M'- football, hockey battle Ruckeyes in Any Arbor Ion Inn, the, Di' W'll a 2y y1 ;. h I I 1 1, 1 1 - I WEe *41v - L~t!U a'A One hundred three years of editorial freedom Blue looks to . wilt Buckeyes' Rose bouquet By ADAM MILLER DAILY FOOTBALL WRITER Traditionally, the Michigan-Ohio State football game has major impli- cations on the Big Ten race. Some- times it's a winner-take-all show- down, with the winner claiming the title and...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 19, 1999 N ATION/W ORLD Indonesia yet to choose next leader The Washington Post JAKARTA, Indonesia - For more than three decades, Indonesia's People's Consultative Assembly has been largely a rubber stamp, ratifying the appoint- ment of presidents already in place. Now, as the 700- ' member assembly meets for its first session in Indonesia's new era of democratic reform, no one- including the members...…

…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Friday,_November 19, 1999 NATION!WORLD FORD Continued from Page 1 Americans." For Regent Dan Horning (R-Grand Haven) Ford's visit was especially note- worthy. The East Grand Rapids-native said he has followed Ford's carrier from his days as his representative in the U.S. House to his tenure in the White House. Horning said yesterday's naming approval wasn't only the regents or the administration giving gratitude to...…

…O)A Tk^ I AinF irt Chit.. AAw. rln . f%-*-L nr 4A 4 AAd 2A - T e Michigan Daily - Monday, october 19, 1998 NATioN/ oRLD Death toll rises as storms hit southern Texas HOUSTON (AP) - More bodies in Brookshire, 35 miles west of took refuge after 3 1/2 feet of water were pulled from floodwaters in cen- Houston. forced them out of their home. tral Texas as torrential storms contin- No other injuries were reported, but "We were trying to put thi...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 19, 1998hAlNX 7 R NATION/WORLD OP elects house paleaders WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Bob trol right now," Rep. Gerald Solomon W Livingston collected unanimous (R-N.Y.) declared in the corridor out- °x' 7 Republican backin vesterdav to become side the meetin room even thou, h V AROUND THE NATION I l House speaker and quickly pledged action in the new Congress to cut taxes and preserve Social Security...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 19, 1998 NATION/WORLD Air Force bomber crashes; crew members survive AROUND THE NATION '- _ MARION, Ky. (AP) - An Air Force B-I B bomber, flying unmanned after its crew ejected safely minutes earlier, plowed into a muddy cow pasture and exploded yesterday in rural western Kentucky. The plane barely missed a farm- house, crashing just four miles from this farming community of 3,300 peo- ple. N...…

…r. 2A -The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 19, 1998 MSA discusses affirmative action ACTION Continued from Page1A "Once we get education, I believe students will back affirmative action," Shultz said. "MSA should start to support protests and sit-ins. We should start to use MSA as a political vehicle." Last semester, MSA passed a resolution declaring its support of affirmative action poli- cies at the University. LSA sophomore Elizabeth Kesl...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 19, 1999 NATION/WORLD FERRIS Continued from Page 1A the alcohol. In Michigan, it is a felony to give alcohol to a minor if it results in death, he said. "If we can identify who it was that pro- vided alcohol to her, they would poten- tially face criminal charges," he said. Ferris police officers try to keep par- ties under control, Courtney said, but off- campus housing is more difficult to reg- ul...…

…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 19, 1999 NATION/WORLD Yeltsin vows to stop force in Kosovo- The Washington Post respond. MOSCOW - President Boris Yeltsin vowed yester- But soon after the ailing Russian leader spoke, the day not to permit the use of force by NATO warplanes White House denied that he had been in touch with if the Kosovo peace talks - which have a deadline Clinton lately, either by telephone or letter. The last tom...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 19, 1999 NATION/WORLD MSA Continued from Page 1 The party said it would also like to reach out to student groups and gath- er their opinions on issues facing stu- dents. By holding another monthly MSA meeting - devoted exclusively to lis- tening to the needs of campus groups - Students' Party members said they would be able to interact with a variety of students and develop new ways to make student lif...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 19, 1999 NA TIoN/ WoRLD - Hartford looks forward to Meredith College AROUND THE NATION c I il* HARTFORD Continued from Page I "I wish I had been able to get us closer to getting some final decisions on the Hill Dining Hall," Hartford said. Some of Hartford's biggest projects include the Student Code of Conduct Review, Binge Drinking Task Force and Center for Community Service and Learning projects. Har...…

…0 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 19, 1990 Jury finds Buckeys innocent LOS ANGELES (AP) - Preschool operators Raymond Buckey and his mother were acquit- ted yesterday of 52 child molestation charges in the nation's longest and costliest criminal trial, inciting outrage among parents of youngsters in the case. Jurors deadlocked on 12 sex abuse counts against Buckey and a single conspiracy count against him and his 63-year-old mo...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 19,1990 DEAN Continued from Page 1 ter at Michigan. It's a lot of work, but it pays enormous dividends," he said. Along with the title of dean, Banks will assume the titles: profes- sor of atmospheric, oceanic and space sciences with tenure, and pro- fessor of electrical engineering and computer science without tenure. Banks will be in Ann Arbor next' week to meet with University ad- ministrators an...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Monday, March 19, 1990 Invitation to communist sparks controversy in campus groups By Bruce Shapiro The National Worker's League is circulating a petition of condemna- tion in protest of a decision by the Undergraduate Political Science As- sociation (UPSA) to withdraw David North's invitation to the Annual Po- litical Affairs Conference next week- end. North is a communist. The Workers League claims many of the poli...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 19, 1990 CLIMATE Continued from page 1 from (a professor in the) philosophy department. In class, he would use many examples, from male to fe- male each time. He did that with his third-person pronouns (he, she) too. People reacted posJtively to that style and I have begun to use that language style more myself," the student wrote. Carson said the brochure, to be distributed in the fall, will reco...…

…01 Page 2--The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 19, 1991 DUDERSTADT Continued from page 1 1984 by former University President Harold Shapiro, is a suffi- cient means of prohibiting discrimi- nation on the basis of sexual orien- tation and therefore makes the by- law change unnecessary. "I do not believe that we've heard at this time persuasive argu- ments to change the regents' by- law," Duderstadt said. He also said bylaw 14.06 is an af- ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, November 19, 1991 Puerto Rican Week offers taste of culture, issues by,Karen Pier I CC dominates LSA-SG field va y Mai epor er -Food, song, and dance will high- light the festivities during this week's ninth annual Michigan Puerto Rican Week sponsored by the Puerto Rican Association. Raul Medina, graduate student and association adviser, said, "The idea came out of (wanting) to give some knowledge to the...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, September 19, 1990 MANDELA Continued from page 1 President F.W. de Kierk and Mandela met twice last week and both say they want black-white talks on ending apartheid to move forward as quickly as possible. But the township battles, combined with the charges against Mrs. Mandela, make setbacks appear more likely than breakthroughs. Klaus von Lieres und Wilkau, at- torney general for the Johannesburg Supre...…

…<C " 0 'U"l 0 10 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily Centennial Edition- Friday, October 19, 1990 Political division plagued staff FACTIONS Continued from page 1 only one left editing the paper," she said. Political factions began develop- ing in the summer of 1988. Gener- ally speaking, the sides consisted of what was then called the "activists" and the "objective journalists." The objective journalists believed writers should stay away from pr...…

…9 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily -Monday, November 19,1990 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watt ersonStudents snack, discuss sex "CW IS T14E DIORAMA CbMiNG MOW3 ? TK ALMOST EINtSNEO . AAAA _ T a g i t 40 i 1 THAT D1DT TAK~E TOO LONG . 6ECUSI= I' a. GENIUS. c I DoNV SEE SEE THE THE R4ADRNN.. COTVON TO NUT ONE IN? GLUED LEK ) THE R ADRUKJNER. JUST RAN WTJrOF eiTHAE SCENE, LE AKN ~1 .THOSE CLWD OF : B DUST! by Bill Watterson in residence hail p b...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, October 19, 1992 CLINTONS Continued from page 1 to work for the Clinton-Gore campaign after the announcement that Gov. Clinton and Hillary would be speaking at the U-M. "Student involvement has been really great," Friedenzohn said. "The most important thing right now is to get publicity out." The student volunteers are re- sponsible for painting signs to be displayed at the event, roping off the area in fro...…

…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, November 19, 1992 - REGENTS Continued from page 1 board that the combination of four renewal requests be combined to form one of these requests - the Central Campus Renovation Project. An estimated $58,500,000 will be used to complete this project which will include work in West Engineering and renovations at C.C. Little, Angell Hall and the Frieze Building. The U-M has already chosen the other project ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 19, 1995 TUITION Continued from page 1 cent rate of inflation, out-of-state stu- dents are facing a 6.8-percent increase. For the first time in five years, the non- resident tuition increase is higher than the hike for in-state students. Regent Andrea Fischer Newman (R- Ann Arbor) said that the noticeable raise in out-of-state tuition strengthens the University's ties to the Michigan com- munity. "(The...…

…2 -The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 19, 1999 Tuition hike part ofapproved budget INCREASE Continued from Page 1 University supports a repeal because current state funding and restraining tuition "works best." Cantor also said she expects other state institutions to make similar increases, although it is most important to compare the University's increases to its past ones. Schools such as Eastern Michigan University and Western Michigan Uni...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, June 19, 1996 NEWs DUDERSTADT Continued from Page 1 -cerns." Duderstadt also said the campus is financially and aesthetically much stronger then it was before he took office. "In the mid-'80s the campus really looked like a dump. Now we have a wonderful environment for learning," he said. His greatest accomplishment as president was "getting the University to look forward to the future rather than worryi...…

…2 -The Mc Daily Summer Weely -Wednesday, May 19,1993 SEGAL Continued from Page 1 Bill Ford (D-Ypsilanti Township)and the University's Task Force on Com- munity Service Learning Saturday morning todiscussPresidentClinton's plan for service. The Task Force currently works with several thousand undergraduate andgraduatestudentsalreadyinvolved in community service. TaskForceHeadBarryCheckoway and theUniversity'sVicePresidentfor Student AffairsMa...…

… Prosecutors rest; defense stillgoing s. *t m - From Daily Wire Servies LOS ANGELES - Vividly demon- strating the strange burly burly that has overcome the murder trial of O.J. Simpson in its closing days, prosecu- tors rested their rebuttal case yesterday even though Simpson's lawyers have yet to conclude their main case. In court, most of the day was devoted to a last exchange of blows over an FBI shoe-print specialist who delivered im...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 19, 1995 a J '7 /ltL U.S. approves Castro's WASHINGTON (AP) - Republi- routinealthoughthe can senators bowed to Democratic op- State Department, position yesterday and dropped a bid to not wishing to seem starve the Cuban economy by denying overeager, an- ithard currency. They received another nounced its ap- y setback when the administration autho- proval nine days af- rized a visa to President F...…

…:.28 - The Michigan Daily - Wte.4, 4i' - Thursday, October 19, 1995 Doog and Blai by Mark Ilfich a~l9W . '7G IY '-Ii P 5- - >{ c E,. x * r~' 2rv I.4 t/ 4,s j . 3 :, ti ., '+ r 14 i _ .. i JL r y " Tastes of Anan Arbor Dining Guide !, I. EMERALD CITY Chinese Cuisine'4 434-797 " Daily Lunch/ Buffet " Exotic Drinks " Carry Out, Sunday Buffet " All Students Welcome Show ID 10%1 off 4905 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48104 (N...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 19, 1991 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson ARTS HI NoNA ! WOW I 1GOT U404.~ WNS 'SCAOOL? STUCKz APPE2 PPANTS. Y Qp3 Dooder State College tUA WWT Va. THE zu'PPR NED ? GOT COVERED) TIETO FOR.CE MIFWTTENGOT ZIPPR. o I TRIEDT) 10PILL WA'SOW PNATS Of, 9QT I FORGOT TO TAMV ~'~BOOTS OE FIRST, SO M1/SGOT STUCK~, MA IDWN '(IE PNTS GOI AL TWI~STED, THE~ TEOR HAD To CAL -No CTODIAS O 10Q YOUWLL NEVER ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 19, 1991 MAYOR Continued from page 1 ones reviewing anything," Jernigan said. Councilmember Larry Hunter (D-First Ward), on the other hand, supported Morgan's suggested of community involvement, adding that his main concern is the pro- posed committee's objectivity. "What concerns me is we have police, conducting essentially a police investigation into the po- lice. It's an awkward situation. I'm not s...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, April 19, 1991 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Ford enables. students to rD SAI INCE WAP A GMD PLFE I ,AR INFC, AT I REGRET SL~A purchase $200 Met tickets J4 I- a ., U.S. ships remain in Gulf to keep Iraq from getting arms by JoAnne Viviano Daily Staff Reporter University students have the unique opportunity to purchase main floor tickets to the the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra's April 30 p...…

…ZaLtha and Patrick: Ann Arborites Provide Special Memories When you spend four years at the University of Michigan, chances are you'll meet a few people. Chances are you'll meet some very intriguing people with interests that vary greatly, whose 'i.~ Wi"backgrounds are extremely diverse, and who have interesting . stories to tell. Years from now, recalling the people I've met will be much .MIKEeasier than remembering any class M'eIakn any pla...…

…2 . The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 19, 1997 NATION/WORLD Albright seeks Russia, NATO allianc( BRUSSELS, Belgium - Trying to ease con- NATO's p cerns in Moscow, Secretary of State Madeleine by 1999. Albright proposed yesterday that NATO form a Albrig joint military brigade with Russia for peacekeep- a charter ing operations in Europe. "We wi] Based on successful cooperation in implementing respect, c ta e Dayton peace accords in Bo...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 19, 1997 NATE ONIWo RLD - White House to find new nominee WASHINGTON (AP) - Reeling from Anthony Lake's sudden withdrawal, the White House considered a quick move yesterday to name acting CIA Director George Tenet as a substitute nominee to head the nation's spy agency. Senior White House officials, Republican senators and even Lake him- self advanced Tenet's name as a non-con- troversial way to bri...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 19, 1997 NATION/WORLD 10 tourists killed by Egyptian gunmen 1 AROUND THE NJ I t 6 Twenty-four people Were wounded, including seven hospitalizations CAIRO, Egypt (AP)--Three men in white shirts and ties strode calmly up to .,bus as German tourists climbed aboard yesterday -- then pulled a gun od explosives from a black plastic bag. Ten people were killed in a hail of gun- fire and firebombs that...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 NATION/WORLD Iraq's arsenal of toxic agents apipears Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - America's allie continue to debate the U.S. call for new crusade against Saddam Hussein but few dispute its dark premise: The Iraqi dictator has enough chemical anc biological weapons to wipe out infantry divisions, if not whole cities. Through a six-year cat-and-mouse game with U.N. weapons inspectors Hu...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 19, 1996 Blizzard lashes Plains with snow, strong wind MAIrlom/woluLD The Associated Press A blizzard that seemed to come out - of nowhere fast blasted the Plains, stranding drivers overnight in their cars and forcing hundreds of students to sleep on carpets and gym mats at school. In Minnesota, authorities ordered even snowplows offthe roads and threat- ened to arrest any drivers making non- emergen...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 19, 1996 NATION/WORLD Bus explodes in London; 6 injured LONDON (AP) -An explosion tore through a double-decker bus in central London last night, injuring at least six people and showering the street with shards of glass and twisted metal. There was no official confirmation of deaths. At least six people were be- ing treated for injuries last night, the ambulance service and a hospital spokesperson...…

…2 The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 19, 1996 NATION/WORLD LAW Continued from Page 1 would get tired writing nigger," said Law third-year student Travis Richardson. However, Law second-year student Lauren Francis emphasized that increas- ing the number of minority faculty is not enough, and that the school needs "faculty members of color with con- sciences." At the conclusion of the meeting, Lehman said, "I don't agree with ev- erything t...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 19, 1996 NATION/WORLD Cholera hits U.S. compound in Liberia MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) - In- ternational mediators urged Liberia's warring factions to accept a truce yes- terday during a lull in 12 days of factional fighting that have cleared the capital's streets of all but swag- gering combatants and people scav- enging for food. Meanwhile, a silent killer was on the rise: cholera. The disease, caused b...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 19, 1996 NATION/WORLD octors: eukemia killed ~A~new Baltimore Sun , ALTIMORE - Former Vice resident Spiro Agnew's death was .caused by acute leukemia, a cancer af°the blood and blood-making organs that apparently went undiag- ;nosed until the end, his doctors said yesterday. Agnew died Tuesday evening after 'being rushed to a hospital in Berlin, a few miles west of his vacation home in Ocean City...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 19. 1996 NATION/WORLD Nicholson's activities caught on FBI videotape ..' :~'~ ~ 'tis. ± T x. } : ' ~ ''. ,t , '" R . ... _ Continued from Page 1 investigators formally opened a probe .of his activities early this year. The failure of the post-Ames reforms to deter Nicholson may mean there are still spies to be caught, former opera- tives say. The Nicholson case is the first major, publicly know...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 19, 1995 T>1 t Trit 1 EIGHT BALL, CORNER POCKET TRIAL Continued from page 1 and 10 other others that were unop- posed. He said he would not allow evidence of 12 incidents, most of them supported by the diary of Nicole Brown Simpson maintained at the request of her lawyer to support her 1992 divorce. Calling the diary, or journal, hear- say evidence, Ito said that while the relevance or probative v...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, February 19, 1992 PRIMARY Continued from page 1 Exit polls conducted by Voter Research Surveys showed that 52 percent of Buchanan voters cast their vote to send a message to Bush, while 47 percent said they thought he would be the best per- son for the job. Nearly half of Buchanan voters said they would not vote for him in November if he were the Republican nominee run- ning against an unnamed Democrat. O...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, March 19, 1992 GREEKS Continued from page 1 tions by regulating special exception permits, said Garcia. All Fraternities, Sororities and Co-ops are required to attain special exception permits before building additions, or moving into a new house. Two Greek houses have launched lawsuits against the city in the last year to contest decisions made by the city Planning Commission re- garding denied special e...…