…Weather Wednesday February12,2003 * 2003 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan One-hundred-twelve years of editorialfreedom TODAY: Snow will fall in late morning and continue into the evening, with strong winds from the west. M. 18 LOW!1 0 Tomorrow: 26115 Vol. CXIII, No. 93 www.michigandaily.com ::i lip I ;:i i IN I:! I I 1 1 ffim INN III 11111111 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NIPPON MENNEN= A CEEBR~kTIION OF FAITH _ Bin Laden tape urges attac...…
…Wednesday March 12, 2003 ©2003 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXIII, No. 108 TOD £ ii gritae One-hundred-twelve years of editorial freedom Cloudy skies in the morn- ing, clearing in the after- noon, with snowfall expected in the evening. SHI: 42 p~W 30 Tomorrow. www.michigandaily. corn Busing to D.C. will . cost MSA $12000 By Andrew Kaplan Daily Staff Reporter Since passing a resolution support- ing race-conscious admission...…
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…Wednesday November 12, 2003 .2003 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXIII, No. 50 One-hundred-thirteen years of editorialfreedom Wnather IL o2 TODAY: Partly cloudy in the morning with thun- 1H1 62 derstorms LOWC 29 expected in late after- Tomorrow: noon. 39120 www.michigandaily.com Coleman's salary tops colleagues' nationwide By Tomlslav Ladika Daily Staff Reporter As the highest-paid leader of any public school in the country, U...…
…Summer Weekly www.michigandaily.com One hundred twelve years of editorialfreedom Monday May 12, 2003 s sMih: a @23 Th4 Mchga D3 NCAA decides on sanctions for 'U' By Gennaro Filice ishment by the NCAA, but not in the form of another Daily Sports Editor year of postseason ban. She says that the University will "completely accept" the probation, loss of schol- For what it called, "one of the three or four most egre- arships and disassociation ...…
