…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 8, 1996 CUTS Continued from Page 1 be laid off, 200 will be from the nursing staff, the most of any staff. Nursing senior Nicole Bills was forced to find a job elsewhere, after learning she no longer had a job with the University hospital this summer. "A lot of people were angry because we thought we had a job for this sum- mer," she said. Harrison said more than half the job losses will be through attr...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 15, 1996 NURSES Continued from Page 1. the ones who hold everything together," Johnson said. "It's one thing when you're talking about pushing papers, it's another thing when you're talking about people's lives ... it's very distressing." Students who are considering enter- ing the nursing profession are also feel- ing uncertain about their future. "(The downsizing) makes you won- der what types of op...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 22, 1996 NEWS CONDOS CUTS said. "But it is clear we cannot oper- In Co dmod from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 ate the way we operated in the past." A rally protesting the hospital cuts the price of the sale. He said the lic support." was held outside the Union following re University is "giving away a valuable "Most of these cuts are aimed at sup- the public comments session. Carrying asset" and that...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesda Co!nedIn Page 1 ical health and pay particular attention to the special risks in the black com- munity, such as sickle cell anemia and hypertension. "People don't know or understand that hypertension develops over years of neglect ... and black people are at high risk," said Jeanne Harris, a speak- er for the Black Student Union. Peter Tate, publicity co-ordinator for the event, said, "I feel like a lot of peo...…
…2 -The Miigan Daly &Smmr Weekly - Wednesday May 6,1992 Kempf House a ", ~ Centering s program around the large manolia tree n spth r ingwtan gdnp yuyard, the Kempf House for Local Hstory wel Events included a hou tor, queston ad answer priod with MasrGrdenerDoug Vok an adareading lit by author David Willims. In his recently published bok, The Doctors Moue Willimsliik two of Ann hro's historic Iandmrk 0 Kempf Houead Cobblestone Frm. Originally ...…
…2- The Michigan Daily Summer Weeky - Wednesday, May 13,1992 'U' in process of formalizing Social Events Poicy by Purvi Shah formals, and other types of events. The working Daily News Editor 'The Policy intent remains basically the same.' group focusedon formulating the party section of After months of dispute regarding the Union - Frank Cianciola the Policy. Access Policy, an agreeable alternative may fi- Union Building director The Policy wil...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - Wednesday, May 20, 1992 MOODY Continued from page 1 A search advisory committee will be established in order to select a new Vice Provost for Minority Affairs. The committee will be composed of stu- dents, faculty, and staff, said Kay Dawson, Assistant to the Provost for Academic Affairs. Dawson said the committee will first develop criteria and then search within the University for an internal appoint...…
…2- The Mchigan Daily Summer Weekly- Wednesday, May 27,1992 Downsized tent city perseveres by Joey Barker Daily Staff Reporter Salvation City is persevering, albeit Larry Brown said, "Things seem to be with a dwindling population and fewer going quietly over there, and they seem tents. to be abiding the restraining order." A Washtenaw County judgeissued, a restraining order last Friday, limiting, 'Things seem to be going the number of tents a...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 4, 1994 ARCHER Continued from page 1 He added, "Speaking to a class of graduatingMichigan Wolverines, I'm definitely not a Spartan." Despite his busy schedule, Archer said in a cellular-phone interview he is honored to lend his time to speak at the graduation. To close his speech, Archer read a poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson, which encouraged the graduates to look at different angles for success. "Congrat...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 11, 1994 NELMS Continued from page 1 school," Nelms said. "In a com- muter setting we have to have hours that are sensitive to student needs." He said stu- dents attending commuter col- Nelms leges should have the same opportu- nities as those at residential colleges. "What we need to avoid in higher edu- cation is a'drive-in' approach,"Nelms said. Nelms said the expertise of the fac- ulty will help se...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 18, 1994 CROWFOOT Continued from page 1 However, one of the reasons Crow- foot cited for his resignation included disgruntlement with the limited fund- ing available to a school growing due to environmental concerns.. "I think the University has changed. Its sources of public fund- ing have diminished. There is more reliance on research funding, private grants, and a heavier reliance on tu- ition," Crow...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 25, 1994 DEBIT Continued from page 1 be identical in size and shape to ATM and credit cards. Off-campus merchants who want accesstothecardwouldhavetosign up through the bank and incur service fees. But the extra cost would likely be offsetby highersales, resulting in little or no expense for students. "What we're looking at is the com- mercial side as a debit function man- aged by a bank and the campus ...…
…2 -The Michgan DalSmeWeeWy-Wenesday, May 5, 1993 GO FOR THE GOLD SETnLEMENT CSn1NUED FROM PAGEI School agreed to payiJacobsen $3,000 on behalf of the Journal. "I have not been paid the settle- ment agreement," Jacobsen said. "I have also not gotten any of the instal- lation costs promised to me for last October's event." Ane Mre Pacea memberof the Jour'ia, sad that the pape submitte tj a ment reuest to teirfinancia office atr te press confer...…
…2 -The Mc Dmm arWeel-WeresdayMay 12, 1993 Sc m d up otr BUY ME SOME PEANUTS... makequilt for Jessi \ 4 By BRYN MauCL DAIILY STAFF REPORTER Whle many mothers spent Sunday celebrating their day of recognition, Cara Schmidt spent the day wondlering ifher2-year-oldaughtelessicawould ever retumn to her Iowa borne. Sunday, agroup of Ann Arborresi- dents gathered in a downtown Ann Arbor park to assemble a quilt for Jessica In April, Dan and Cara Sc...…
…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...…
…2-The MichganDySummeWeedy-Wedesday, May 26.,1993 CABLE CONINJEOFROM PGE1 finals were still being given. The summer months have given rise to a host of new problems. The Housing Division set deadline for the end of May in order to complete installation before East Quad's orien- tation groups and South Quad's Sum- mer Sports Camps commence. As it stands, Orientation, Sports Camps and Markley's on-going reno- vations have posed setbacks to the ...…
…Wednesday, May 3, 1995 - The Michigan Daily -3 'U' adds public policy institute as 18th school treets were blockaded by signs as hundreds of women marched through Ann Arbor during the march. 1,000 march to'Take Back he Night,' women By Ronnie Glassberg Daily Editor In Chief The University has added the Insti- tute of Public Policy Studies as its 18th school, making it the first new degree- granting unit since 1974. The change, approved by th...…
…Wednesday, May 10, 1995 - The Michigan Daily -3 U.S. files motion against dismissal of Baker case I t 1 l i l i I t he house at 1617 Washtenaw, which was once home to Tau Gamma Nu, will become a coop in Septeml Co-op council prepares to buy closed Tau Gamma Nu house By Christina Rieske but if you are looking at the reality of it is "If we have 30 people living in the For the Daily that it is an old house that needed work," house the revenue...…
…I Wednesday, May 17, 19g5 - The Michigan Daily - 3 'U'doctorsfavor assisted death more By Jessica Mass Fatal Tendencies Daily Staff Reporter The debate surrounding the legal and Caneer specialists in university-based moral implications of assisted-suicide prac tices are more likely to support was sparked again when Dr. Jack Kevor- assited suicide and adiUnister such kian was present atla 23rd death last Fri- medcince, says a new University st...…
…Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - The Michigan Daily -3 Court rules on race- based aid By Patience Atkin D~aily News Editor Students denied access to code talks, meetings In a Supreme Court decision an-o nounced Monday, the justices upheld a rulinBy Deborah 0. Weinstein Antieau said the meeting was one of a cdally based Banneker scholarships are Daily Stall Reporter series of regula staff meetings, but would constitutional. A UMeting deMMribd dby J...…
…Wednesday, May 31 1995 - The Michigan Daily -3 Computer dial-in numbers change for more speed A bubble bath for King Triton The fountain outside the Michigan League foams and froths yesterday after someone added large amounts of bubbles. Med School hir'es ou tside firm to review its diversity By Jessica Mass Daily Stall Reporter High demand for e-mail, confers and the world of the Internet has forced the University to update its modems and t...…
…Tuesday, May 4, 1999 - The Michigan Daily 3 Seniors reflect on years at'U' By Nika Schulte Daily News Editor Despite wearing a cap and gown and carrying a commencement pro- gram which included his name, LSA graduate Mike Guest said it was hard to imagine that he had completed his undergraduate years at the University. "It doesn't really feel any differ- ent," Guest said. "I don't think it will hit me until I leave Ann Arbor." Guest was just ...…
…Monday, May 10, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Fore addresses development at conference Gore praises citizens, Mayor rcher's efforts t revitalize evelopment in Detroit. y Michael Grass and dam Zuwerink Jaly News Editors )ETROIT- Calling for improvements in the uality of life in communities nationwide, more han 3,000 delegates from around the world con- ened in Detroit last Tuesday for the first National Town Meeting for a Sustainable America."...…
…Monday, May 17, 1999 - The Michigan Daily 3 Bishop speaks about book controversy By Michael Grass ilv News Eitor Since the release of his book, "Why Christianity Must Change or Die," a year ago, Episcopal Bishop John Shelby Spong has caused a great stir among some members of the 'hristian faith. Last Thursday, 125 area residents. members of the clergy, and curious readers of the Newark, N.J. bishop gathered at St. ndresss Episcopal Church to ...…
…Monday, May 24, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 3 A WINDOW TO THE PAST Ceremony marks Observatory .renovations By April Alexander For the Daily While the University's Detroit Observatory is the old- est observatory in America still to have its original astro- nomical instruments in working condition, renovations to te bruilding itself have been underway for almost two years. Last Saturday, ai estimated 100 people attended a re- dedication cerem...…
… *Students bare all in Mile Melanie Sampson tDaily Stal Reporter "Nakedness cotming th roticts! That's what an unidentified person shouted while runninga in the ansnual Naked Mite, which bronght more than 10,000 students and spectators to the streets otAnn Abor on Aprit 21t. Tos commemorate the last dlay of ctasscs, students participated in tthe Waked Mite tradition by running unctottaedt around the University ca- puis. the first set of runner...…
…Monday, May 11, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Legislation proposes mental, physical health care equality By Heather Wiggin Daily StaffiReporter State Rep. Liz Brater (D-Ann Arbor) presented parity legislation last Tuesday that would require insurance companies to cover mental health care and physical health care equally. "Illness of the brain is another illness just like that of the heart, brain or kid- neys," Brater said. "It deserves equal ...…
…Monday, May 18, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Tenure candidates put emphasis on teaching By Susan T. Port Daily News Editor Last week, the University Board of Regents emphasized teaching ability as well as research success when they announced their professorship promotions. Each year, individual schools and colleges of e University recommend a number of professors for tenure and University Provost Nancy Cantor reviews the list of names. Promo...…
….. .............Tuesday' May 26,;1408- The Ms chigdr Daily - 3 ugPhoe study revel poiive ~7Jp~attitude baclki'nga research j~e College of Engineering, located on the University's North Campus, has added Wnew laboratory to study ergonomics and benefit University students. NewI 'U' laboratory enthances ergonomw H--ic By Am9t Pandys For thes lDail S 'Ihe creation of a new laboratory in the IUiversity College of Engineering may benefit workers a...…
…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...…
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…Wednesday, May 21;1997 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Study0 examines emotional ause eson Stoffer e Daily For women in abusive relationships, suffering often extends well beyond physical violence. A recent study conducted by two researchers, including Daniel Saunders, associate professor of Social Work at the University, concluded that zmotional abuse can be just as harmful to victims' psyches as physical abuse. Saunders, in collaboration with ie S...…
…Wednesday, May 28, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 3 ' professor y Peter Meyers aily Staff Reporter Hmmm, that's a nasty cut you've got there, son. 'd better glue that shut for you. Bizarre as it may sound, doctors in the near future vill be using adhesives to heal the cuts that are now reated with stitches. Clinical Assistant Medical School Prof. James Quinn has announced the development of a new adhesive that may replace stitches as the stan- l...…
…Wednesday, May 8, 1996 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Matlock pleads not guilty at arraignment 0 Date set for OAMI director's criminal trial for resisting arrest By Sam T. Dudek Daily Staff Reponer John Matlock, director of the Office of Academic and Multicultural Initiatives, pled not guilty April 23 to charges of resisting arrest and assault and battery. Now he must wait. Jury selection in his criminal trial is scheduled to begin July 12. But t...…
…N e Vs Wednesday, May 15, 1996 - The Michigan Daily -3 *AATA to add technology, Mcard services to buses by 1997 Summer pilot program to test viability of new system By Matthew Smart Daily StaffkRportr You can use your Mcard to pay for *ood, check out library books and enter University buildings. Soon you will be able to catch a ride on Ann Arbor buses with it. The University and the Ann Arbor Transit Authority have reached an agreement that w...…
…Search committee on schedule The President Search Advisory Committee said Friday that it is pro- ceeding on schedule. Committee Chairperson and Law chool Dean Jeffrey Lehman said the committee has gathered a "robust, diverse list of prospects" to fill the position vacated by President James Duderstadt. Lehman said the committee has set up policies of legal compliance and the mechanics of its search process. He said the committee has begun to a...…
…NEWS afehouse starts new ininority support1 Wednesday. May 29,1996-The Michigan Daily -3 y lanet 1Adamy or the Daly Safehouse, an Ann Arbor women's helter, is starting a new support group, Speaking Truth," designed to help vomen of color who have experienced iolence while in an intimate relation- hip. According to Safehouse Coordinator *Non-Residential Services Dawn eimstoll, Safehouse started the group o meet the differing needs of women of...…
… Meetings to focus on AIDS, shelter by Janet Wayne An international conference will focus on such issues as housing for single-parent families and the elderly, shelter for battered women, special needs of women with AIDS, and homelessness. The conference, entitled "Shelter, Women and Development: First and Third World Perspectives," presents speakers from more than 17 countries. It begins tomorrow and ends May 9. "The traditional family concep...…
…Wednesday, May 13,1992 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - 3 i Huane by Laura Potts It was a dog day afternoon Satur- day around the Humane Society, as hundredsofenthusiasticanimallovers turned out to participate in the 13th Annual Dog Walkathon. The Walkathon brought to a close "Be Kind to Animals Week," spon- soredby theHumane Society of Huron Valley. Organizershopetotalpledgesreach $50,000this year. "This is our biggest fundraiser all ye...…
…Wecneshey, May 20, 1992- The Mich gen D , Sums Weey -3 Students file suit against 'U, for withholding information by Joey Barker Daily Staff Reporter Two students have filed suit against the University for allegedly not expe- diting Freedom of Information Act re- quests. According to the Michigan Free- dom of Information Act, public bodies must release every document within five days of its request date - with limited exceptions. LSA senior T...…
…Wednesday, May 27, 1992 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - 3 'A critic tries to open things up, tries to provoke people, tries to show where work falls short or where it overshoots everyone's expectations. But a critic is not saying 'You should like this, you should like that." - Grell Marcus Fungo Mungo Humungous Island We all know the problem - noth- ing good on the radio. You flip through every station, hearing little pieces of everythin...…
…i II University students bare all as they run through Ann Arbor in the annual Naked Mile on April 19, the last day of classes. Ctudents shed clothes, run across campus By Karen Talaski fiesta, complete with food and loud of the race was the number of people DAILY STAFF REPORTER music. Of the participants, about 80 standing on the sidelines. The runner Itisnotanightfortheweakhearted. percent weremale. said participants were sometimes It takes ...…
…Wednesday, May 11, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 3 ormer U.S. cial speaks n Bosnia y Julie Chang OR THE DAILY FormerU.S.State Departmentoffi- ial Steven Walker urged an audience tHutchinsHallFridaytopressurethe I rnment tointerveneintheBosnian e ocide. Steven Walker, currently director f the American Committee to Save osnia,presented the two-yearhistory fthe warraging inBosniaandofU.S. volvement. The Ann Arbor Committee for osniaofInterfaithCou...…
…Wednesday, May 18, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 3 8f'U' to switch e-mail systems Unix to replace MTS for new first- year students By Julie Becker DAILY STAFF REPORTER This fall, students at the University will be introduced to a whole new system of electronic communication. For the first time, incoming stu- dents will not be encouraged to set up MichiganTerminal System (MTS)ac- counts for e-mail and other computer needs. Rather, they will be g...…
…Wednesday, May 25, 1994 -- The Michigan Daily - 3 :.............. rv;v: :.kv. .., 4 Y r aFv; ......... drafts 2 nev, v, o cies ............ Yk p y r po icy ud " t. Y +Yi ! , , ; . k.: SY:,.. .: C+ .1v\;:.kYY;; ..; "Y, ;t.;;:;: :' oc*al /-%ventrl to be 1v...V DOUGLAS KANTERIDaly Provost Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr. addresses yesterday's SACUA meeting. Di ferences remain in SACUA, provost feud By Cathy Boguslaski DAILY STAFF REPORTER The Senate Adv...…
…Wednesday, May 5, 1993 - The Michigan Daiy Summer Weekly -3 University receives funding to advance TV technology By JEI tM SI By JEN DIMASCIO DALY NEWS ED TOR In the year2000, a television that hangs on the wall may replace the one that sits on the floor, thanks in part to a combination of grants and aid from the state and federalgovern- ments and Guardian Industries. Monday, a $120 million plan to create a new Center for High Defmi- tionDisp...…
…Faculty concerned about free Sy ANDREA MACADAM - IJILY STAF fEPORIER........,; ?:::>:. .::.:... "JQ G.ynw~womw In 1954, three University profes- sorsrefusedtotestify before the House st;b ti n : #a:aJ 4;".>;Iaet ae, the Committee on Un-American activi- :X ties. Instead of supporting their ac- $ftidCI$$, etc?" tions, theUniversity suspended them.. Since the days of McCarthyism, a _ i_____________i_ .. __________________ professor's right to fre...…
…Wednesday, May 19, 1993- The Michigan Daiy Summer Weekly -3 Renovations place a pretty V 71face on an UGL building By LAURA CAPIRIS FOR THE DALY The eyesore on the south edge of the Diag willibe healed in spring 1995. The Undergraduate Library, or the UGLi as it is affectionately called, is undergoing a much needed facelift- its first renovation since 1956. The extensive project includes the addition of a unified science library on the UGLi's...…
…Wednesday, May 26, 1993 - The Mi mgan Dy Semmerweey-3 Holocaust sculpture to be built at Rackham By BARB MKELVEY FOR THE DAILY OnthenightofNovember9,1938, German Jews officially became an endangered class. This date - now know as "Kristallnacht," or night of the broken glass - marked the beginning of an externination project that ultimately resulted in the deaths of 11 million Jews, Slavs, Pols and other ethnicities. One point five million Je...…
…4 -TheMichigan Daily - Wednesday, May 3, 1995 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in Chief ADRIENNE JANNEY JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors I Unless otherwvise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a miiajority of the Dailyi editorial board. Al oiither articles, letters aid artoos do iot necessarily reflect the opinnon of the Dour 's e...…
