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…One hundred seven years of editor dfreedom ws: 76-DAILY Play: 764-554 is'sifiedl: 764-0557 Monday August 10, 1998 a a 't . he state is taking a new approach to preparing college stu- f or the job market. ollege students, although furthering their knowledge in eir fields, are not becoming high-tech ready quickly enough r the demands of the "real world." To solve this problem, Governor John Engler allocated $20 'lion in June to be used by col...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, August 10, 1998 CAREER Continued from Page 1 applications for funds must be approved by their local Michigan Works! office. "Michigan Works! is responsible for approving the occupations and supporting the high-skill, high- wage, high-demand training pro- grams," said Trenda Rusher, execu- tive director of the Washtenaw County Workforce Development Board. The Board will also monitor the programs to insure that ...…

… inEay. Agst 10 1998 T e itgannLDaiya"3 uclear eactor losed for weeks Rachel Groman ily St Rne orer In early September, the niversity's Ford Nuclear Reactor, cated on North Campus, will sus, nd its operations to ensure the cility's most efficient compliance ith the specifications of the United tates Nuclear Regulatory mtssion. During the four-week break, the aff will hold a retreat to review and alyze operation techniques, facility aintenanc...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily -- Monday, August 10, 1998 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 CHRIS FARAH DAVID WALLACE + Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the >inion of t majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters at cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion oTe TeMichigan Da B aring sirens during...…

…Monday, August 10, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 5 4OTABLE QUOTABLE PMost of it was luck. I got involved with a great team and things just fell into place." - Cancer researcher Chris Fields, a recent graduate of the University, on the recognition he received as an undergraduate working on a promising cancer treatment. ETE S THEEITO * T echnology CPS does not ee should not need more e used for caseworkers J1acintosh to correct omputers problem...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, August 10, 1998 **********PARKINGI**** On campus parking! Special rates! 665-8825. LOFTS FOR SALE $99-$119. Cheapest way to maximize living space. Easy color coded assembly. wwwloftsystems.com. Visa/MC accepted. Order before 9/15/9811 automotive 1985 HONDA ACCORD LX: Runs well. $1500, offers accepted. 327-0068. MAZDA MIATA CONVERTIBLE: 1996, 12K, black w/ tan leather interior, loaded. $16,500 o.b.o. Call 734-6...…

…Monday, August 10, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 7 .d S I r ,k research attempting to find vaccine to am Zuwerink immune system response, the dendritic cells chemotherapy" taffReporter can recognize cancer cells that would otherwise Different from many types of cancer treatment using a vaccine consisting of dead cancer remain invisible to most types of treatment. involving harmful radiation that can cause numer- University researchers are work...…

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… "'ALL U TA1OO IS DREAM Find out how keeping a dream journal can help you unlock the hidden meaning behind your dreams when Linda Newman comes to Borders on Wednesday, Aug. 12 at 7:00 p.m. A Monday August 10, 19987 M.L. Hoekstra's 'Tarsus ",is aivine revelation Hey, he had money on the fight. Otherwise, Nicholas Cage might have noticed something fishy going on between this mystery woman (Carla Gugino) and the U.S. Secretary of Defense (J...…

…Second half saves Network's 'Moby' I By Mike Galloway Daily Arts Editor How do you put the story of one man's obsessive quest across a vast ocean in search of a giant, elusive white whale on a theatrical stage? Well, in today's Broadway, you'd probably get huge, rotating sets, a mechanical, ani- matronic whale and have a lively musi- cal score. Or you get Orson Welles to write the script and have the dialogue, acting and the audience's imagi...…

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…1 -,The.Michigan Daily- Monday, August 10, 1998 BareJr. aeshakes 'Boo-T ay' By Adlin Rosil Daily Arts Wart T'li bnds name is Bare Jr., and singer Bobby Ba re, Jr denibs it as, southern' and roc'k,' but not south- ern rock'I This is indeed true as the band embraces the sensibilities of bth styles, resulting in an enjoyable pop- based brew of music. Based in Nashville, the goup hopes to show tat there is more to the Nashville music scene than j...…

…"rLuROGNIZEDeA Aw Senior guard Louis Bullock was one of 26 players named to the preseason John Wooden All-America basketball team, mak- Monday ing him eligible for the Wooden award. August 10,1998 1 Y Poll Porition .991001b. x Soccer can write new chapter in its history books y Rick Freeman Daily Sports Editor If polls really don't mean anything, then why did mem- bers of the Michigan soccer team get so excited when they got the news that t...…

…14- The Mihig n Daily Monay. August 10, 198 FOO TBALL Buckeyes Big Ten favorite; Notre Dame rumors swin .. .. ,.,c r - .. . MEETINGS Continued from Page 13 by Big Ten preseason defensive player of the year Andy Katzenmoyer. But Cooper harbors reservations. "Nothing changes if you're picked one or 25,' said Cooper, whose Ohio State record against Mchigan - 1-8-1 --- may be the sole chink in the Buckeyes' armor. "We're not going to be sneaking...…

…Monday, August 10, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 15 top te insanity! Football should HICAGO - Northwestern foot- the last three seasons - and Pm stuck Gary Coleman's age-- are all put into a ball coach Gary Barnettwand in Evanston!" blender that chums out the magical BCS Ohio State coach John Cooper Meanwhile, the luncheon continued rating. And everyone is happy. sat next to each other at the same table with a promotion- The BCS head honchos al...…

…16 - The Michigan Daily -- Monday, August 14, 1998 V t: C i ' f K h \ I Larkin's Legacy College highlights: Batted.361 in three seasons (1983-85) at Michigan. Two-time Big Ten Player of the Year and allAmerica selection. DIated: Selected by the Cincnnat Reds irhe second round of the 1932 amateur draft; did not sign ... Selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the first round (fourth pick overall) of the 1985 amateur draft. Professional highlights: ...…

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…2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, August 3, 1998 LAND Continued from Page 1. Kosteva said therQ are not specific plans for the prop- erty, adding that the athletic department anticipates future spatial needs. Kosteva said once a public entity acquires property, there is no longer property tax paid. "City officials continue to express a concern when the University takes this kind of action," Kosteva said. But Kosteva added that "the University is...…

…Monday, August 3, 1996 - The-Michigan Daily - 3 Engler signs bills on dOmestic violence By Jeffrey Kosseff Daily Staff Reporter MACKINAC ISLAND -Aiming to prevent tragedies similar to last year's murder of LSA senior Tamara Williams, Gov. John Engler signed into law a series of bills intended to toughen punishments for violent crimes and stop domestic violence. "This may be the most important criminal legislation ever," Engler said last Thurs...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, August 3, 1998 Edited and managed by CHRIS FARAH DAVID WALLACE students at theCHSFAA ADWA AE uets at Mtn + + Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor University of Michigan IJ tP f tl$1t S424MaUnless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the 42 aynard Steet majority of the Dailys editorial board. All other articles, letters and Ann Arbor, MI 48109 cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opini...…

…Monday, August 3, 1998 - TheMichiganDaily - o NOTABLE QUOTABLE They're prisoners. They leave when we say they can leave." - Gov. John Engler speaking about the truth-in-sentencing law he initiated, which prevents convicted criminals from receiving parole before their sentences are completed tEaT R OTHE EDITOR uses do not run late enough To THE DAILY: I have just returned from Summer Orientation '98 and was very impressed with the thorough jo...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily -Monday, August 3, 1998 14 for S1e *********PARKINGi*a*** ***** On campus parking! Special rates! 665-8825. LOFTS FOR SALE $99-$119. Cheapest way to maximize living space. Easy color coded assembly. www.loftsystems.com. Visa/MC accepted. Order before 9/15/981! automotive 1985 HONDA ACCORD LX: Runs well. $1500, offers accepted. 327-0068. MAZDA MIATA CONVERTIBLE: 1996, 12K, black w/ tan leather interior, loaded. $16,500 ...…

…Monday, August 3, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 7 4tate provides $6.5 million for special'U' needs By Rae Goman Daily Staff Reporter The '98-'99 tuition has been increased by 3.9 percent and the question remains: How long will it be before students can actually witness their money at work around campus? Students and staff may actually see improve- Onts and additions this year, thanks to a recently signed state budget plan. July 21, Gov. John En...…

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…fAr 'H ART CENTER Throughout August, The Ann Arbor Art Center presents "POP-ISM," an exhibi- tion that explores the way icons of pop- ular culture are given visual form. IN:ktiTsma Monday f August 3, 1998 7 Verve ,succeeds without McCabe By Brian Cohen Daily Arts Writer Shrouded in a sky full of storm clouds involving rumors about break- ups and poor ticket sales, The Verve made a noticeably nonchalant entrance into Pontiac's S P h o e n...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, August 3, 1998 HANSON Continued from Page 16 thus not as impressive as the original version. The song, which sounds better acoustically, was backed very heavily by electric instrumentals. Issac didn't even play the famous, catchy little gui- tar intro. He instead jumped right into heavy chords, starting the song off on the wrong foot. Minor imperfections aside, Hanson also did a spectacular job entertaining i...…

…Monday, August 3, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 11 trap on for a fun ride ith Lad Adlin RoslI Aly Arts Writer The most criminally overlooked creative mind in music is quite possibly Devin Townsend, mastermind behind the aggressive metal but post-industrial group Strapping Young Lad. The man is a mad genius on par with Ted Kaezvnski. Townsend could actually collaborate with the bomber. Strapping They both employ a simi- lar method, after all, as...…

…Daily sports editor Josh Kleinbaum takes a crack at poetry, doing his best imitation of Ernest Lawrence Thayer's Monday famed "Casey at the Bat." Page 14. August 3,19971 Gymnasts ring up ~academic accolades By Stephanie Offen Daily Sports Writer This year, the Michigan men's gymnastics team had its eyes set on a much larger picture thenjust the pommel horse, rings and floor exer- cises. The Wolverines strived for and achieved academic excell...…

…Monday, August 3, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 13 NCAA votes on scholarships, championships OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) - A proposal to reduce the limit on football scholarships at Division I schools was rejected by the NCAA Division I Management Council. The council, meeting this week in Philadelphia, did not support any changes in the football limits for either. Division I-A or I-AA, the NCAA announced Wednesday. The council voted to support the...…

…14 - The Michigan Daily - Monday; August 3, 1998 RADIO Continued from Page 12 school's enormous fan and alumni bease. According to the terms announced at Thursday's press conference, 50 percent of the advertising for the game can be sold by Michigan. Another way Goss envisions the cyber-department helping other sports will involve a television deal for a weekly, year-round Michigan sports magazine. The program would be produced in the new TV ...…

…Monday, August 3, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 15 5a Volleyball ranked seventh a in Big Ten preseason poll Sarah Behnke threads the nee- dle between two Northwestern blockers in a game last season. Northwestern Is one of four teams ranked lower than Michigan In the preseason Big Ten coaches poll. JOHN KRAFT/Daily Big Ten Poll 1. Penn State (10) 110 p2. Wisconsin 97 3. Michigan State 81 4. Illinois 76 5. Minnesota 67 6. Ohio State 66 7. Michiga...…

…16 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, August 3, 1998 INVU Petroit Thousands of fans "mmm- bopped" and "spiced up their lives" last week at The Palace, where Hanson and The Spice Girls drove sold-out crowds wild. anson's appearance at The Palace last Tuesday was not merely a concert. It wasn't even a major event. When Issac, Taylor and Zachary "mmm-bopped" onto stage, it was more like a phenomenon. My parents used to tell me stories about audi- ...…