…8A -The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 NATION/WORLD Passengers give airlines bumpy reviews L os Angeles 'fmnic Last year, as you may have heard, was a good year for the United States' passenger airlines. Industry figures show they filled 69.8 percent of their seats, up from 67.3 percent in the very profitable year before. They boosted the number of miles flown by paying pas- sengers by 6.7 percent (to 548.9 bil- lion). And they ...…
… NATION/WORLD The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 - 9A 'Phat' art Report of fewer RSI cases leads to extensive debate Newsday The debate over how to prevent repetitive-stress injury in the workplace ratcheted up yesterday after the federal government released figures showing that in 1995, the number of cases declined for the first time in more than a decade. These most recent data were contained in a report that showed overall no...…
…iQA - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 NATION/WORLD UC regent suggests concealing applicants' Move pushed by same regent who lead fight against affirmative action By Dana Kiyomura The Daily Californian BERKELEY, Calif. - University of California Regent Ward Connerly, who pushed forward the university's affirmative action repeal two years ago, now wants to take names off UC applications before they are processed to mask applica...…
…NATION/WORLD The Michigan Daily -®Thursday, March 13, 1997 Japanese-American orphans lived in war camps Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES - The U.S. Army took three-year-old Annie Shiraishi Sakamoto away in the summer of 1942. Before the soldiers came, Annie lived at a *atholic orphanage in Los Angeles, the unwant- ed baby of a single mother and a married gar- dener. Maryknoll nuns took care of the :girl - first brought to them as a two-pound...…
…12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 NATION/WORLD Ex-Beatle McCartney attains knighthood LONDON (AP) -- From backbeat to bended , The queen made McCartney a knight, for his ser- knee: Paul McCartney, teen idol of the hippie era, vice to music, in her New Year Honors List. She went to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to receive officially bestowed the honor at Tuesday's ceremo- that ultimate symbol of respectability - a knight- n...…
…1 Al Iaff Check out one of the Festival's Awards Juror Screenings. Barbara Klutinis, a film studies instructor at Skyline College in San Francisco, will show and discuss her experimental films. Join Klutinis at the Michigan Theater at 3 p.m. for this free presentation. See below for more information about tonight's screenings. Thursday March 13, 1997 13A' When 'B Limp story By*0diant Tamaskar Dail Writer " from Jim Carrey, none of "In [ C...…
…14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 Crow stirs up a storm in Detroit By Bryan Lak Daily Film Editor You're a three-time Grammy winning singer-song- writer whose debut album sold over six million copies. Your second, self-titled album was released six months ago and had since gone nearly triple platinum. Three weeks ago, that. album won two more Grammys. So what do you do now? If you're Sheryl Crow, you hit the road once again...…
…--------------- Jp Adgt ai COL.EGE BASKETBALL WEST VIRGINIA 98, Bowling Green 95 CONNECTICUT 71, lona 66 MICHIGAN ST. 65, Geo. Washington 50 NOTRE DAME 74, Oral Roberts 58 PITTSBURGH 82, New Orleans 63 Florida State 82, SYRACUSE 67 ARKANSAS 101, Northern Arizona 75 BRADLEY 66, Drexel 53 NEBRASKA 67, Washington 63 TCU 85, Ala. Birmingham 62 Nevada 97, FRESNO STATE 86 N.C. STATE 77, SW Missouri St. 66 PRO BASKETBALL INDIANA 92, Atlanta 82 U...…
…16A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 'M' softball relying on The Michigan softball team will participate in this weekend's Lady Seminole invitational in Tallahassee, Fla. The Wolverines are led by a domi- nant pitching staff with a team 1.19 ERA: FILE PHOTO/Daily By Tracy Sandier Daily Sports Writer The No. 6 Michigan softball team (18-5-1) might want to consider taking up residence in Florida. After returning to Ann Arbor Su...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 - 17A 'M' women bask in glow of title Wolverines rest for NCAAs after stepping up By Afshin Mohamadi Daily Sports Writer After completing another champi- onship season in the Big Ten, much of the Michigan women's swimming team is finally getting the rest it has waited all season for. Those Wolverines, who did not qual- ify to swim an event in the NCAA Championships, which begins March 20, in Ind...…
…48A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 4. V E R T I S E M E N T n 1 VNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN J 4 T T OLUME 2, NUMBER 6 1997 Hi! I'm Jen Linder, your NIKE Student Rep. It's my job to spotlight sports & NIKE knowledge on this campus for you. If there's some- thing that you think is missing on this SportsPage or if you know of an EXTRA- ORDINARY non-Varsity athlete who deserves recognition, let me know at jen.linder@nike.c...…
…an Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 - 19A .Forgotten 'M' divers seek respect By John Friedberg Daily Sports Writer Half of the Michigan men's swim- ming and diving team is forgotten. Experts associate Michigan swimming with Olympians like John Piersma and Tom Malchow, not divers Brett Wilmot and Al Fleming. Yes, the divers are hardly even thought about when there are discus- sions surrounding the success of the team, but they should be inclu...…
…20A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 13, 1997 --- Shoulders separate 'M' wrestlers . Although injuries have hindered the Michigan wrestling team this season, the Wolverines will send five people to next week- end's NCAA championships. The participants are Jeff Catrabone (167 pounds), Bill Lacure (150 pounds), Airron Richardson (heavyweight), Chris Viola (118 pounds) and Teya Hill (142 pounds). JOHN KRAFT/Daily By Tracy Sandler Daily...…
…20B - The Michigan Daily Literary Magazine - Thursday, March 13, 1997 0 BAXTER Continued from Page 3B learning more and more about family members. They get more and more interesting as time goes by." Baxter's writing does have its ardent fans. "Some people just want to see him as a nice Midwestern writer, but he's got a dark view," said Elwood Reid, University composition lecturer. "Inside (Baxter's) normal appearance lurks an edgy guy." Re...…
… @7 r . t x J t ,' 4 S Theki;dhigan' Dairy Lktrany M~auik i v Tastes of Ann Arbor Dining Guide, saturday Star Buffet Chinese R surant Nearly 100 items in our ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET Washtenaw 3035 Washtenaw Ave. Ann Arbor, 971-0971 deli & bakery The Healthy Alternative 715 N. University Phone: 662-4700 Fax: 662-5224 7 am-7 pm M-Tha 7 am-5 pm F & Sat 9 am-3 pm Sun Ann Arbor's Finest Mexican Style Food. Michigan's Largest Selection of ...…
…18B *The Michigan Daily Literardagazine - Thursday, March 1$997 0 . 110 The Michigan Oy Literary Magazi mE 1IST! A 'weekly list of who's where, what's happening and why you need to be there.. ~AInterview 'U' Pro f. Charles Baxter represents Ann Arbor's top literary talent By Mary Trombley ~For the Daily thursday CAMPUS CINEMA Ann Arbor Film Festival The 35th Annual Festival continues to showcase the best and brightest in experimental ...…
… 48 - The Michigan Dail iterary Magazine - Thursda iarch 13, 1997 ShortS &oy The Al igan Daily Lterar v Magnin TILLIE Continued from Page 13B nf a U Uncle Cholly s Pot David stopped growing, and graduated from medical school. Tillie met. Joe Abrams, and from then on there was only one man in Chicago, and he wrote poetry and sang songs and enlisted in the army. * Joe left for Europe right after the baby was born, and the baby only weighed...…
…16B - The MichiganIDaily litera7 Mazine - Thursday, Warch' 18,'1997 0" FIRE Continued from Page 513 stick hang there above the blue sun: the devil painting, the Morning Star smok- ing, the blue sun, his bottle rocket penis wrapped in the blackness of night, the stone hands, the leather, the white deck shoes though it is well into October. Where is Rebecca? you suddenly wonder. You hear the shower still run- ning. Doesn't she know that Paul ...…
…. . . . . " ! i A .:, t 9r . 6B - The Michigan Daily lderarv Magazine - Thursday, March 13, 1997 Poetry :,A Ss'<na Nascence: A Sestina f W" The Michigan Daily Ltiaf 1Magazine Poetry Jessica Belle Smith We meet as strangers, each a clean slate - or so we think. We turn down an alley and a wall free of fresco lifts skyward: the smooth fever of novelty. I am skeptical of whitewash, bricks of half-covered curses, the distant beds still hot ...…
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… 88 - The Michigan DailyLiterary Magazine - Thursday, March 13, 1997 S 0 The Michigan Daily Lterary Magazine - Thursday, March 13, 1997 - 13B Short Story The Month o Dying By Jeremiah Chamberlin .hort &tory October has become a month of dying in my family. My great-grand- mother brought us this new season. She was not supposed to be the first to go, her husband Lowell with the thick hearing I was uil aids was to die - first. My par- r...…
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…108 - The Michigaaily Litefnary M azine - Thutay, March 13, 1997 * 0 The Michigan Daily Literary Magazine - Th 4' r y Sara will spend this weekend interviewing the band Blur for the Detroit-based magazine Left Bank. A senior, she plans to pursue an MFA in creative writing after graduation. As a back-yg plan, she intends to teach English in Lithuania. Currently, she is an ESL tutor with the Washtenaw Literacy program. The writer says: "I...…
…*4 I.E tria rYi Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low 33°, Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high 57. One hundredfive years of editonal freedom Wednesday March 13, 1996 IN 'P, ri. , Womack 3rd top 'U oficer to leave post By Jodi Cohen Daily Staff Reporter Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice Presi- dent Farris Womack became the last of the University's top three officials in just more than a year to announce his resignation. Womack's deci-...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, M, L 4 '* 4A " arun 16. Diplomats a The Washington Post SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt - As tourists with snorkel tubes patrolled the underwater reefs nearby, foreign dignitaries began converging on this thriving Red Sea resort yesterday for a somber show of inter- national unity in the face of terrorist threats to Middle East peace. But already the so-called peacemakers' summit has been partially overshadowed by...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 13, 1996 - 3 UNC Tarheels mascot killed Ramses XXIX, a ram and mascot of e University of North~ Carolina heels' football team, was recently found mangled after being stolen from an Orange County, N.C., farm. The killer removed the ram from his chain at the farm and stabbed him 12 times with a knife. The assailant then dragged the ram a short distance away and attempted to field-dress the ani...…
…4- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 13, 1996 UF0 idi-anwulg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in Chief ADRIENNE JANNEY ZACHARY M. RAIMI Editorial Page Editors NOTABLE QUOTABLE, 'We want the community to know we are here and we are strong.' -Marie Ting, a program coordinator for the Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives, explaining the purp...…
… - tcItguuDt That's entertainment! Today at the Ann Arbor Film Festival ... Join Award Juror Robb Moss, as he presents two of his works - "Riverdogs" and "The Tourist" - at a 3 p.m. seminar. Moss, one of the Festival's three judges, is a personal documentary filmmaker and an instructor of film at Harvard University. Then check out tonight's crop of independent movies at the Michigan Theater, Screenings are at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Evening admission...…
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…8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 13, 1996 Some Pinhead directed this'Helraiser'! By Ted Watts Daily Fine Arts Editor "Alan Smithee" is the pseudonym 'director petitions successfully for his be disassociated with a movie. It's a re 5ign when it's used on a project that Artistic expectations, as a third sequ movie is likely to have. "Smithee"'s watermark of badne imprinted on this project. Despite an it the execution of the details of...…
…t it * 4 'K,' 0 7' L R I x 4 t' ! Michigan's Tom Dolan failed to qualify fo By Doug Stevens ly Sports Writer Throughout the season, Michigan men Jon Urbanchek kept his team focused on t Every day, he would shout out number or some other large figure, signifying t remaining until the U.S. Olympic trials. He constantly stressed to his athletes i patient, despite the' frustration inherent i less practices in preparation for a mee away. In October...…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 13, 1996 WJbe £irhiagrn &du and Since 1948 1996 NCAA Southeast 1. Connecticut 1. 8. Duke 23 9. Eastern Michigan RCA Dome Indianapolisn 5. Mississippi State March 14 & 16 3. Va. Commonwealth 4. UCLA 4. 13. Princeton Rupp Arena_ Lexington, Kentucky 57. March 22 & 24 5. 11, Boston College 3. Georgia Tech 35 6 14. Austin Peay na rlando, Fla. 50. 7. Temple March 15 & 17 't. 10. Oklahoma 2. Cincinnati 3. at...…
…Jrb Unt Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low 40% Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high 70'.. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Monday March 13, 1995 " Student Affairs releases student panel's code amendments By Cathy Bogusiaski Daily Staff Reporter Students who commit offenses anywhere may now be accountable to the University for their actions if revisions to the code of non- academic conduct are approved. The Statement of Student Rights...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 13, 1995 BAKER Continued from page 1 is going on, I wouldn't have the proper perspective to make any comments." As Baker walked out of the Fed- eral Building with his mother and his attorney, Douglas Mullkoff, he spoke to the public for the first time since his Feb. 9 arrest. "I am sorry to have ever used a real person's name in any of my stories," Baker said. "It was a stupid thing to do, and I have pa...…
…C ' Regents to hold meeting this week TheUniversity Board of Regents will head to the Dearborn campus on Thurs- day for the discussion and public com- ments portions of its monthly meeting. . The regents annually hold part of a monthly meeting at the University's commuter campuses, which are lo- cated in Flint and Dearborn. ' The meeting is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Discussion items include pre- sentations on the University's living- learning pr...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 13, 1995 Ulhe 3idijgzu 1atg 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan ' MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JuLE BECKER JAMES NASH Editorial Page Editors JAMEs R. CHOBBENEATH THE PALIMPSEST Defining the family- Unless otherwise noted unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board All other articles, letters, and ...…
… Theone, the only, .. The lnlmitable Mel Torm6 graces the stage ofthe Michigan Theater tonight. While fellow croone Frnk Sinatra and Tony Bennett are more h profile, Torm boasts the best set 6f pipes of the three. Well'ift s 7s, he sings eke a man at least 15 years yOunger (those Mountain Dew ads he's doing are ample proof), And unlike Bennett, dho's here this smerwfrflve days at the Fox Theater, Tormh is here tonight oly. Tickets range from $...…
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…8 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 13, 1995 Goldblum's 'Hideaway' worth hanging out in By Kirk Miller Daily Arts Writer I went into "Hideaway" madly in love with co-star Alicia Silverstone. I came out swooning over Jeff Goldblum. . It's not that Silverstone, best known as the MTV video babe that saved Aerosmith's career, isn't stun- ningly saliva-inducing as usual. No one else possesses her shy-yet-sug- gestively coy smile or her innocen...…
…When was the last time the Michigan hockey team lost a game in the first round of the CCHA playoffs? M" Bach's Score Q & A Hockey Men's basketball Track Women's swimming Baseball Women's basketball Tournament bracket 3 3 4 5 6 6 7 9 10 7 Blue stumbles into 1 1. Tournament Michigan to face Western Kentucky Sy Ryan White aily Basketball Writer The writing on Ray Jackson's base- ball hat said it all, "Road to the Final Four." And judging ...…
…- The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, March 13, 1995 Associated Press Top 25 Here are the weekend results for the top 25 teams in the AP men's basketball poll. Team 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. UCLA Kansas Kentucky North Carolina Arkansas Connecticut Wake Forest Massachusetts Michigan State Maryland Virginia Arizona Villanova Purdue Mississippi State Oklahoma Missouri Ari...…
…The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMor'day - Monday, March 13, 1995-3 Miller Piston center talks about his career at Arkansas and in the NBA RACHEL BACHMAN Bach's Score After two seasons in Phoenix, Oliver Miller signed as a free agent with the Detroit Pistons back in Sep- tember. The 6-foot-9, 300-pound Miller quickly workedhis way into the lineup as the Pistons' starting center. The highlight of his young career was being a part of the Suns' 19...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 13, 1995 Icers' Morrison nets Ali-CCHA selection .By Tom Seeley Daily Hockey Writer So far this season, Michigan center Brendan Morrison has done his best to dispel any fears of a "sophomore jinx." Last season, Morrison was named the CCHA Rookie of the Year and has only improved his numbers in his second season of collegiate hockey. Yesterday, Morrison was rewarded for his efforts when he was named to the...…
…The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday, March 13, 1995 - 5 *PURDUE Continued from page 1 ing for the first five minutes of the second half. The Wolverines went on a 9-1 run to cut the lead to 44-36 with 12:33 to play. Purdue called a timeout of its own and came out with a 9-3 run to pump the lead back up to 14. Michigan still didn't fold, though. The Wolverines continued to go at the basket. Arare MakhtarNdiaye 3-pointer with 7:43 to go made it a ...…
…6 - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, March 13, 1995 Sullivan runs away with a pair of titles By Doug Stevens Daily Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS -Every once in a while, a special athlete comes to Michigan who is able to excel in the spotlight and carry his team to the promised land. This weekend, Kevin Sullivan did just that in winning the mile and leading the men's distance medley relay team to a na- tional title. In addition, Sulli...…
…The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, March 13, 1995 - 7 'M' crushes Georgia Tech Wolverines score 4 By Ravi Gopal Daily Baseball Writer Yesterday the Michigan base- ball team set a 100-year high in scoring. At its current rate, it might not be that long 'til the Wolverines do it again. Michigan (5-9) destroyed Geor- gia Tech (11-6), 27-5, yesterday in Atlanta. With the victory, the Wol- verines won the series, taking two out of three ...…
…8 - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, March 13, 1995 TAYLOR Continued from page 1 "They would tell you if a kid did something, you knew even if you were at work," she says. "They would let you know what was going on." Today, seven years later, it is evident that Cathy made the right decision for her son. "She's the biggest influence in my life right now," Maurice says of his Aunt Sabrina. "She taught me right from wrong and that my ...…
…The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, March 13, 1995 - 9 4 7 this one is easyto he 64 teams in this season's NCAA Tournament have been announced, and that means only one thing - the boss wants me to pick a winner. I tried to avoid it. I even forced im to look at the preseason Tipoff issue where I, proving to be about as accurate as my checkbook, chose Indiana to win it all. But because he's the boss and because he threatened not to 'RAN...…
