…WU.TH NTINA C~G NWSAPR VNas~n~s OTOER199 Dolas ndSese00OBR 98 V U.TH NTI@LCOLEE EWPAa1 i. Adlk.L i U. THE NATIONAL CO GE NEWSPAPER a' NewsR rs OCTOBER 1989 !r ns.AO 1989 Dollars and Se jT 0 U. THE NATIOI6L COLLEGE NEWSPAPO 19 Graffiti lists ways to torture, maim female students Students win Chevy, Olds, Pontiac, Buick in sweepstakes Four students won new cars as grand the United States. prize winners in the General Motors Sahler won a...…
…1 Honda goes to any length to make improvements. In the new Civic Hatchback, about 5 inches does the job nicely. The longer wheelbase adds a lot more room inside. You'll find the front legroom extends to over 42 inches. That's over half as tall as the average person. There is extra foot room for those of you in the rear seats. More cubic feet behind you in the cargo space. And a new 4-wheel double wishbone suspension system helps give a little...…
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…12B The Michigan Daily - F W '99 -Thursday, Octbe 4 ,.' Exam schedule The Michigan aily - Faceoff '99- If you take 12th Avenue past Cornwall Street and Victoria Park, youll see it. The large square build- ing rises out of the landscape much the way all of Regina, Saskatchewan fits oddly against its prairie background. Its tough to imagine now, but in many respects the foundations of a legendary Michigan hockey legacy were planted here a...…
…Thursday, October 21, 1999 - The Michigan Daily 19A ABE AND ANDY Blue golfer Matthews mimics some of former president's most renowned ideas elieve it or not, sophomore golfer Andy Matthews and Abraham Lincoln have a lot in common. Of course, Lincoln couldn't hit a golf ball very well, and Matthews hasn't been President of the United States, but certain characteristics are unique to both men. In the course of his lifetime, Lincoln was known...…
…18 r_ THE NATIONAL COLLIDE NEWSPAPER . Dollars and Ba m OCTOBER 1989 14.TE AINA OLE ESAPRDllr nsmOTBE 99U. THE NATION OLLEGE NEWSF Students find big bucks in boxers By Karl Lasher The Review U; of Delaware Henry Kaestner and Tom Hahn have found the secret to success - in boxer shorts. Success in the sum of $25,000. Since the U. of Delaware junior and senior began producing their own line of clothing last January, the two have sold tie-dyed...…
…TOP OFTEWE Page 14 College Life Burnout: With greater costs and difficult career decisions, student stress is running high Page 4 A drug that may block the side effects of stress Page 7 Speed seems dangerously accepted Page 8 Miami's quarterback competes with a legacy Page 13 * Today's hyperactive orientation Page 14 Education * Sewanee maintains academic traditions on its Tennessee mountaintop Page 16 * Residential colleges prosper Page 18 ...…
… 0 0 NormalMNan Strange W it. , _ 9 11rJ r Ijust draw until I reach that one hideous moment," says Gary Larson, the creator of "The Far Side.""That's what I relate to." And these days alot of people relate to School of dVery Hard kKnocks 5 w slWest Point cadets take to the hills in summer The 60-foot balance beam shivers like a wet puppy as West Pointer Allyn Lynd PHOTOS BY SUDHia takes slow, nervous steps along its Tanks for the memories: ...…
…Student- athletes and Wanna Betldn mix BY ROBERT MANKER 11IuRTIN ICYv: CHRIS OPRY CH, EASTERN ILLINOIS U. $5 BET HERE, A $20 WAGER IHFRE. Just putting a little money where your mouth is. That's what col- lege sports are all about, right? Not to the NCAA, and definitely not if you're a student-athlete. The U. of Maryland athletic department learned that lesson the hard way this summer when five Terrapin athletes were suspended for alleged gam-...…
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… rr . i A n -. --i..,.-... - -t.s., l-___ ge fN-+-...L.4. A A 4A000~ October 14, 1999 - Faces~l4 IOB - Tne Michigan Daily - Facerr 199- cwnr 14, J- d Son leers to study before your hce aea ot time you te being pi penalty bm , t I1 4r a% 0A .__ __, F SW , _, On most Friday -and Saturday nighs Yost Ice: Arena becomes a circus .of sort. There is Score-o, I.~mini-mite games, club ,figure. skating, raffles and, oh yeah, a Michigan ...…
…20A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday,October 21, 1999 Carr still mum on Brady and Henson's status this weekend The Quarterbacs Head to Head CARR Continued from Page 12A Here's the resulting scoring drives in each Michigan game so far guided by What is fair to note, though, is that Henson and Brady. when Henson wins the first-half bat- tie of the quarterbacks, his second- Notre Dame: half play is probably not quite what Brady - three FGs, two T...…
…U. THE NATIONAL C EGE NEWSPAPER IOTBR18 IasadSneU H AILCLEENW OCTOBER 1989 Itars and Sense U. THE NATIC&L COLLEGE NEWS Music promotion Music buffs from Carbondale, Ill., start a cat- alog for aspiring bands. Page 13 AGA Vicious rag Rich and famous celebrities beware: SPY magazine is out to get you. The iconoclastic monthly features a host of rich and famous folk on its hit list. Page 13 Student compiles low-budget tips for touring Eur Hi...…
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… B - The l nigan Daily - Weekendtc. Magazine - Thursday, (tber 21? 1999. a rtinued from Page 5B er experience and qualities that ure employers are looking for in ent college grads. But concerned students can look at this ay: No matter whether they iode to endure an extra few hours of or per week or not, prospects after lege have a distinctly optimistic ge. Ferri LaMarco, the associate direc- at Career Planning and Placement, d, "Employers ...…
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…POSITION: Staff one in Assurance EDUCATION: BBS, Accounting, Baruch College, OST ACCOUNTANTS 2007 2007 I Cease their way into the IF I COUL.D HAVE ANY SUPER *W trd.NtCsinAc. POWER, I'D CHOOSE: The trade. Not Cristina Acon. ability to read minds-I'd The Baruch College graduate always know the truth. started with Ernst & Young in January-the height of "busy season." But Acon, who speaks three languages, is no stranger to intellectual challenges....…
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… U 148 -_The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Magazine -Thursday, October 21, 1999 0 0 0 0 0, The Michigan Daily Weekend, etc.magaz A weekly guide to who's Thursday, Oct. 21 where, what's hap ening and through why you need to e there ... ei Wednesday, Oct. 27 MAIZE AND BLUE CHIPS Students practice investing skills in c3 Films opening Bats Like "The Birds," except with bats. At Showcase: 1:05, 3:10, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35, 11:45. At Quality...…
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…1 l s ' i 'J -rv u t - _ What makes or breaks a college teacher's career? BY JULIE BLAIR HiPE COLLEGE, MICH. ILLUSTRATIONS iY: DAVID BARNEDA, BUCKNELL U. E DRONES. HE MOANS. HE PON- tificates pointlessly for hours, a cloud of chalk dust settling like dandruff on the shoulders of his tweed jacket. The Bad Professor is the bane of all students, and thanks to the tenure process, he may remain at your alma mater long after you've graduated. Wors...…
…Chris Cook POSITION: Retail Business Manager-Philadelphia EDUCATION: BS, Communications, Shippensburg University, 2002; MS, Organizational Leadership, Cabrini College, 200/ i HEN CHRIS COOK was WHAT I'VE LEARNED TODAY: in college, he'd spend Once you have a loyal customer whom you treat Christmas vacation with care, you'll have them working in the mall. A chance for life. meeting with a Campbell recruiter one afternoon got him thinking that th...…
… - - - - - - - - - - - . ;' ,S t r .The Michigan Daily - Weed, Campus high rollers don't always know w By Elena Lipson Daily Staff Writer "It was 2 a.m. and we had little stacks worth S200 each," recounted LSA junior Mike, who requested that his last name be withheld. "We were trying to make a St. Louis arch between (our separate stacks). Eventually we did and won 52,500. And then we went to the strip club after. It was an exciting night...…
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…I BY SHAD POWERS MICIHGAN STE U.'95 GRAD OME PEOPLE WERE BORN TO BE the best actor, doctor, astronaut or singer. But what about those whose expertise lies in the field of power walking, badminton, the hammer toss or Greco-Roman wrestling? It's downright impossible to make even pocket change on a street corner fencing or doing the triple jump. Their only goal, and the only place they can peddle their wares, is the grandest of athletic events ...…
…ramento, 1994 WC RECRUITER Jennifer 'ORITE ANIMAL: Pettersen has been with is-they love you the firm eight years and onditionatty worked in several different offices, and she still continues to be impressed with the quality of the students she meets. Pettersen, who loves going to campus and talking to students about life at the firm, is amazed at how engaged today's college students are, and how prepared many of them are for careers in account...…
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…reKSUU 0 U- u L ' The Perils of Burnout e left no note, no last messages, nothing to justify the desperation of his final act. But in Stress is running even higher his last despairing hours, according to the USC Daily Trojan, he telephoned his mother. "He felt like no matter what he did, he than usual atcolleges this fall. In couldn't please anybody," she recalled to the newspaper. Then, about 2 o'clock one morning last month, Hansey Bermudez ...…
…0 "Mostly I'm mad because it wasn't my fault," says Glonek, whose school offered the sub- ject only at an honors level. Some administrators fear that reliance on the SAT and ACT is unfair to blacks, who historically have scored poorly on standardized tests. "[Those tests] are culturally geared and racially biased," says USC bas- ketball coach George Raveling, reflecting the view of many so- ciologists. "They've been used for years to keep bla...…
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…4 wouldn't be able to make it," says Tulane sophomore Chris Hall, a double major in biochemistry and mathematics. "You're putting 18,000 bucks a year on the line, and you want to do well." The heavy financial freight, in turn, ratchets up worries about landing a good job after graduation. "There is a high value placed on money and making money," says Bradford King, director of the USC counseling center, "and students feel a great pressure to ...…
