… -NATION/WORLD The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 13, 1998 -9 frelebratinL5 Pu rim Lawyers' expenses become another sticking point in Texas tobacco deal DALLAS (AP) - The private attorneys who helped Texas fight Big Tobacco ran up $1.75 million in expenses in 1996, including a $952 lunch and $1,995 to charter an airplane. Then the real spending started. The expense accounts for the lawyers and their staffs have ballooned to almost $40 mil...…
…f~oan Lamas perform & da nDaly Arts: Students for a Free Tibet is presenting the Drepung Loseling U Read Daily Arts for the kickoff of a week of Oscar cover- Lamas performing "Sacred Music, Sacred Dance for Healing." The age, including commentary on the merits of each of the five Tibetan lamas will grace St. Andrew's Episcopal Church at the nominees for Best Picture. corner of Division and Katherine on Monday, March 16. The heal- ing begins at...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 13,1998 - 11 R&B group Take 6 takes five to warm up in A2 By Jessica Simmons *ily Arts Writer Every now and then, there comes a group with so much class and talent that its success is genuinely deserved. No one scoffs every time it wins an award or has a CD go platinum, because the group has earned it - not through trendy, flashy gimmicks, but because it has worked hard to achieve that level of success. ...…
…17- The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 13, 1998 NBC's new 'Rules'.is meant to be broker By Chris Cousino Daily Arts Writer When NBC premiered its new comedy "House Rules," the show was billed as a situation comedy of "Three friends, one house, no rules." There are two handsome guys, one very cute girl and a quirky Denver dwelling, but one thing is certain - this house doesn't rule. Focused on the daily lives of three college roommates in the...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 13, 1998 - 13 Late Walsh may have been last of waning breed krMichigan player takes It to the rim at a virtual Crisler In EA Sports' extremely timely "March Madness '98." Shallw ea Dnc? A Sports miarches on in 'Madness '8 r The NCAA Tournament may start today, but March Madness started two weeks ago. EA Sports is at it again, this timn rc-entering the college basketball arena with "March adness '98." Most ...…
… MEN'S NCAA BASKETBALL East Region (1) NO. CAROLINA 88, (16) Navy 52 (11) Washington 69, (6) XAVIER 68 (8) UNC-CHAR. 77, (9) Illinois-Chicago 62 (14) Richmond 62, (3) SO. CAROLINA 61 (7) INDIANA 94, (10) Oklahoma 87 (OT) (5) PRINCETON 69, (12) UNLV 57 (4) MICHIGAN ST. 83 (13) E. Michigan 71. (2) CONNECTICUT 93, (15) F. Dickinson 85 West Region (4) MARYLAND 82, (13) Utah State 68 (2) CINCINNATI 65. (15) No. Arizona 62 (5) ILLINOIS 64, (12) So...…
…The Michigan Daily -- Friday, March 13, 1998 - 15 Lights out for Eastern Michigan Cleaves leads Spartans past Boykins' Eagles in intrastate battle Eastern *Michigan's Earl Boykins drives past Michigan State's Charlie Bell during the first half of their game yesterday. -Boykin and his teammates could not get past the Spartans, plwever, falling 83-71. AP PHOTO HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Mateen Cleaves didn't let foul trouble foil him in the first...…
… 16 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 13, 1998 Michigan divers begin quest for NCAA Championships berth By Jacob R. Wheeler Daily Sports Writer Luckily for Brett Wilmot, divers aren't large, heavyset athletes. Wilmot might collapse under pressure if they were, because he all but carries Michigan's entire diving squad on his back, meet after meet and week after week. The junior from Wayne, Penn., shoulders the Wolverines' load again at the ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 13, 1998 - 17 SOMETHING LIKE A PHENOMENON Michigan eight-time All-American Kevin Sullivan may be unheard of by many, but he's as good as it gets By Josh Borkin Daily Sports Writer Most of the University of Michigan proba- bly has never heard the name Kevin Sullivan, let alone know what he has accomplished or will accomplish in upcoming years. Even the few who know his name probably cannot grasp the number of...…
…18 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 13, 1998 FRIDAYFOCUS -Yr '7 . r .tiT 1 y_ "PRA °Xt '' tl 5Ji' t s ' . 5 G S 'd Fi?' w1 S 0 _:~ or~ p - .. " r C ~..A ~. >~. I~ aver if ix. ~ I ~ their 71 By erard Cohen-V .r u itrn igh R ~ers rerns Hussein Presidential candidate V.P. candidate Platform: 0 Extend drop-add deadline to six weeks after classes begin Make time limits on parking meters no less than two hours * Lower ...…
