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…Monday, June 14, 1999 - The Michian Dail -1 Cibo Matto Stereo Type A WB Records ** Cibo Matto means "crazy food" in Italian. Carrying this concept musically, only those with a wide range of musical tastes will find Cibo Matto's new disc delightful to the musical palate. Yuka Honda, who handles most of the group's production, offers a fasci- nating smorgasbord of musical gen- res with her best offering to date. At times, however, it is the lo...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 14, 1999 The General's Daughter Paramount Pictures At Briarwood and Showcase starting June 18th Can John Travolta play a cop? In the '90s, Travolta has been most acclaimed in his roles as gangsters in "Pulp Fiction" and "Get Shorty." "The General's Daughter" really puts him to the test when he plays the hard-hitting military investigator Paul Brenner. Travolta is forced to dispense with his usual roguish...…

…The Michigan softball team won many individual awards despite struggling as a ,eam in the postseason. Wage 14. SPORTS Monday 13 June 14, 1999 Not-so-cruel summer or sorts ans ow that the calendar has N changed to June and the weather has gone from warm to "hot as hell," there is a void in the life of a Michigan sports fan. ootball? Fall practice starts in two months and M i c h i g a n 's potential start- ing quarterback, T Drew Henson, is...…

…1- The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 14, 1999 Conrad headlines postseason awards By Jon Zemke Daily Sports Writer Winning had become synonymous with the Michigan softball team in 1999. After winning most of its games last season the Wolverines also succeeded in picking up a lot of post season awards. Former co-captain Traci Conrad led the way with five citations. She won her third consecutive GTE Academic All-America award. Conrad was a firs...…

…PORTSjj Michigan baseball team signs seven players for 2000 If you build it, they will come. Or in the case of the Michigan baseball am, if you rebuild it, they will come. In 1999 Michigan enjoyed its most successful season since allega- tions at the beginning of the decade sent them spiraling into mediocrity. Now with the program on the rise again the Wolverines have secured seven new players for the next mil- lennium. In the spring signing p...…

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…4v 41V PMRW toan :43trtllj (Summer Weekly Student One hundred four years of editorial freedom Wednesday June 14,1995 egent seat set for vote By Amy Klein aily News Editor After at least three years of steady dicussions, compromises and revisions, a final proposal for a student representa- tive to the Board of Regents will'be sub- mitted to the regents this Friday. In an agenda supplement, a draft out- lines the responsibilities and limits...…

…2 -The Michigan Daily --Wednesday, June 14, 1995 MARLETITA Continued from page 2 "Mike is one of our most exciting and creative faculty members," University President James J. Duderstadt said in a pressrelease. "Beyond his immense con- tributions as a scholar, healso has been ex- ceptionally dedicated in serving the Uni- versity ina wide array of roles -ranging from serving as chair of the Pharmacy dean's search committee to playing a star- r...…

…Ueaes(Ady, uti f4, 16 9, --It.aMichigan )aily - Parking structure hosts summer film, music series SARA OTIiLMAN University Ombudsman and "Lavender Menace" softball team member Jennifer Walters (center) participates In the third annual AIDS walkathon. Lavender Menace was the walking team that raised the most money. Coimmunity mrrfem--bersa show ~upport for HIV/AIDS groups By Patience Atkin feel that we're covering all aspects of the '80s were ...…

…4- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, June 14, 1995 RONNIE GLASSBERG ADRIENNE JANNEY Editor in Chief JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors 40MyadUnless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan-necessarily reflect the oinion of the Dail's editorial board...…

…Being a Lowly Worm When I was akid,oneofmy favorite books was "What do people do all day?" by Richard Scarry. In its pages was a great little world, where every cat, dog, and rabbit did their job and went about their merry ways. And on every page Lowly Worm would look out from behind some tree, content to wear his green hat and quietly observe, never quite choosing a profession like all the other animals. A lotof times, I'dreally like to be Lo...…

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…Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 7 4 8-40 HOURS s ' available per week with flexible schedules services No cars required. On the job paid training is provided. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through F -riday. g " * State Security Services, Inc. 525 Church St., Ann Arbor. 668-0444. EOE. CASH FOR COLLEGE. A SPECIAL GIFT- We're looking for heal- thy women between the ages 21-35 for egg 900,000 GRANTS AVAILABLE. donation. All ethnic back...…

… _- The Michigan Daily -Wedrnesiay, June 14, 1995 O MNTATuION this year," Rosser said. He also said the Office of Orientation estimates 2,000 to Continued from page 1 2,500 parents come to Ann Arbor each summer. Paul Rosser, general operations manager Espresso Royale shift manager for Ulrich's, said that Ulrich's has ex- Suzanne Maniere said new students panded its Orientation programs. blend easily with the rest of the Univer- "For the past f...…

…IV V - - - j f , J I ; Z .,41"r w , I - 0 ", Big Chief Comes Home Saturday at St. Andrews Hall. It's for folks 18 and older. It's a steal at $8.50 a ticket in advance, and doors open at 9 p.m. Call 961-MELT for more information. e flc{rjigin aiI ARts Wednesday June 14,1995 Wilco rises from Tupelo's ashes.r By Jennifer Buckley Daily Arts Writer One of last year's bigger music indus- try surprises was the demise of Uncle Tu- lo. After fou...…

…I 10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday; June 14, 1995 AM B u GEcalm shattered only the by shouts from the * 9 LIGE audience. Radiohead sings 'The Bends' continued from page 9 The most surprising and exciting part of B Thomas Crowley never took off), a Detroit Pistons jacket, a the evening occurred when one of Blige's y sritr star status with the success of their fi -whiteT-shirt and black biker pants(the first background performers,claiming ...…

…Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 11 Having fun and doing "regular, col- lege-student" things is more important ontnued from page 11 for a star athlete than one may realize. Some may think this is flattering. But Wheatley sometimes has a hard time or a guy who is down-to-earth and just functioning in society when he's not lain normal, this was a highly uncom- playing sports. ortable situation to say the least. "Sometimes I'm lo...…

… The Grapevine CBC hockey analyst Don Cherry wore a maize and blue Michigan .ttie during Game 2 of the Western Conference finals last week. obt MWNUU Oak SPORTS Wednesday June 14, 1995 .,.A+r Dolan, Wymer -grab top honors By John Lerol Daily Sports Editor Roll out the red carpets. Tom Dolan and Beth Wymer de- serve star treatment. Both Wolverines were named Michi- gan Athletes of the Year last Wednesday. Dolan, a sophomore swimmer from Arl...…

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…2 - The Michigan Daily - Summer Orientation 1995 ISArequires more than just 120 credits 4 By Steve Seepersaud Daily Staff Reporter Many students arrive in Ann Arbor with the hope that graduating in four years is simply a mat- ter of collecting 120 credits. However, there are many new requirements that the University, particu- larly the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, has introduced over the past four years. While these requirem...…

…ard with a Chip e new Mcards computer chip will store information t the cardholder in addition to keeping track of an count local merchants will accept in place of cash. adical information could be included on the chip, another way for medical personnel to know how to assist in an emergency. e cash account will not exceed $50. n also be linked to a checking account at First of America for more cashless buying power. 600847 0000 0004 00 Exp. 1...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Summer Orientation 1995 Despite the recent technological advances, some students choose to make themselves at home in the Graduate library stacks. Midterm exams confined Engineering senior Maya Agarwal to a quiet spot away. Ubranes mplement new technology By James Nash Daily Staff Reporter The University library system plans to launch several computer-based initiatives this fall as the li- braries try to keep pace wi...…

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…6 - The Michigan Daily - Summer Orientation 1995 Construction improves, inconveniences campus By Marisa Ma Daily Staff Reporter The University community has learned that when the sound of drilling pauses in one spot, another bulldozer fol- lows soon after in the whirl of construction on campus. The recent changes on campus have not goneunnoticed. "Itwasvery hardtoconcentmte(during a test)," said LSA junior Nadia Chowhan. "There was constructi...…

…Summer Orientation 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 7 Dorm living can be the best and worst of times By Dara Schoenwald Daily Staff Reporter The transition to college is indeed an exciting and challenging one, with adjustments to meeting new friends, a new place and heavier workloads. However, getting accustomed to living in residence halls is one of the most difficult challenges facing first-year students. Community living - in small quarters sha...…

…8-The Michigan Daily - Summer Orientation 1995 Legends, superstitions run rampant on campu By Deborah G. Weinstein Daily Staff Reporter Orientation means a variety of things. For first-year students, it means get- ting a grip on the Un iversity, finding shortcuts across campus, adjusting to dorms and surviving class registration. Many students, however, rtnentber Orientation as an introduction to the quirky rituals and traditions of the Unive...…

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…r Summer Orientation, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 11 WELCOME TO ,ANN ARBOR! , - IAU'(Lsh. - Cottage Inn was the first to serve pizza in Ann Arbor back in 1948. Now, forty-seven years later, we are still U of M students' first choice. Readers of the Michigan Daily and the Ann Arbor News have voted Cottage Inn _____________________________________________the best pizza in town for the last eleven years. You CENTRAL CAMPUS chose Michigan because ...…

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… Inside .. Check out the record reviews, movie preview and more. Ib % LidTgan EaiIg Monday 1 dune 12,1995 5.O Get oriented with Ann Arbor's entertainment ,.,,.- By Ted Watts Daily Arts Writer Say, for argument's sake, that you are new to Ann Arbor. For instance, an orientee. Continue along this line of reasoning and you'll discover you want to ditch Orientation for some entertainment - related activity. Then the question must be asked: wh...…

… 14 - The Michigan Daily - Summer Orientation 1995 Summer '95 movies offer mixed bag of goods oy Scott Plagenhoef new formula, which also features villains Jim "Crimson Tide" look to lead the summer action films. Daily Arts Editor Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones, has the potential to The Sylvestar Stallone vehicle, "Judge Dredd, suspi- From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the Holly- lead the latest "Batman" vehicle as the summer's ciously similarto his ...…

… The roundup Michigan's basketball and hockey teams are reviewed. See Page 16. StmtSanig Summer Orientation 199515 -. - ., ..... SPORTING VIEWS: Autumn will bring out thousands of ''fans By Nicholas J. Cotsonika Daily Sports Editor Sitting in the tailgater's parking lot at Ann Arbor Pioneer High School, sucking down hot $logs, you can hear it. You can watch it rush by you. You can feel it. Two hours before game time, at your traditional ...…

… 16 -The Michigan Daily-Summer Orientation 1995 Blue teams carry on great tradition By John Leroi Daily Sports Editor Most people in Ann Arbor and across the country almost expect Michigan to contend for the national title every year in basketball and hockey. Over the years, the Wolverines have proved their dominance on the court and on the ice. This past year was no exception. Red Berenson's hockey team held the top ranking in the country fo...…

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…18 - The Michigan Daily - Summer Orientation 1995 ;;. UHS offers walk-ins, specialists to students An Ann Arbor parking attendant writes a ticket on Maynard Street. The ultimate challenge: pari n An Arbor By Debralee Dembling For the Daily For every student who has ever sneezed, coughed or wheezed during the long winter months, the Uni- versity offers a haven for the sick: University Health Service. UHS, located on Fletcher Street, is attem...…

…Summer Orientation 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 19 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RoNNm GLASSBERG Editor in Chief ADRIENNE JANNEY JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily's ed...…

…20 -- The Michigan Daily - Summer Orientation, 1995 7]: LF) II 11 While you're here for OrienIation, stop by MICHIGAN BOOK & SUPPLY to reserve your books early! Save yourself the hassle of Book Rush in the Fall! ..or... -- Order by phone 1-800-765-MICH A $25 deposit (applied toward the price of your books) is required. For your convenience we have extended hours durin.0 Nook Rush! ....and we've got a huge selection of top of the line MICH...…

…N n iyriafeemilu Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 19-S Copyright 1985 ThMichigon Doily Friday, June 14, 1985 Many local high school graduates choose 'U' By BARBARA LOECHER Two hundred thirty-three Pioneer High School students took the dubious step forward at their graduation last night, and more than a fifth of them moved closer to staying close to home - The Univer- sity of Michigan. Richard Benjamin, superinten- dent ...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1A 1985 Campus crime scene ST "*F HURON ST L i WASHINGTON ST -- E. LIBERTY ST . WILLIAM ST JEFFERSON = - a MADISON ST[ JOHN L *m,._ 1EL$EL FIELD EAS SHOOVERHAINU . II 45151W I r- .JL " UW . * E. ANN ST A SOOTH UNIVERSITY ABRTM W 3 SOTH UNIVERSITY AROEU C i w -iI iLOt = O - 7JD J"I__ ] NORTH CAMPUS lowO* robbery - * burglary - *auto theft A larceny S EH EI EER U [JN -seua asaltfjoW QI This is a li...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 14, 985-Page3 resister pleads guilty LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Draft resister David Wayte pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge he failed to register with the Selective Service, declaring his fight to the Supreme Court was "a statement for peace." Wayte, who lost a Supreme Court appeal of the government's policy of prosecuting only those who publicize non-compliance with registration laws, faces up to 5 years in pris...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 14, 1985 'U' security serves campus area By LAURA BISCHOFF Though it may seem that all University security guards are uniformed the same, trained the same, and do the same job, look again, because the security guard students see in West Quad is much dif- ferent from the security guard who patrols the stacks of the Graduate Library. The University security force is broken down into three specific divi...…

…OPINION The Michigan Daily Vol. XCV, No. 19-S 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Friday, June 14, 1985 Safety-nazis invade my car Page 5 nim stay. ,in-my -car.,y41o:s time.w i j By Richard Campbell An odd thing happened when I was driving home a few months ago. I used to like driving home. For me, home is just an h...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 14, 1985 First DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN HELLHOLE SECRET ADMIRER Film vehicle for transient popster Madonna. At No information available at presstime, but An anonymous love letter floats through a small D the Movies at Briarwood, Briarwood Mall; 769- you're free to draw conclusions from the title. At town, leaving speculation and suspicion in the Run 8780. the State Theater, 231S. State; 662-6462. minds of...…

…pretation of the Scottish play. Tran- Tunes in June U-Club-(763-2236)-Live Jazz. sporting the action from the heather Norman Shobey and Friends and Windows-(769-9500)-The Paul of the highlands to the serenity and the Eddie Abrams Revue play to Brass Duo plays. passion of 16th century Japan works benefit the upcoming production of Performance surprisingly well. Kurosawa's firm the Afroamerican musical Our Time hand on the play's themes makes fo...…

…ARTS . Friday, June 14, 1985 a The Michigan Daily Page 8 Flawed 'Bells' strikes a resounding note By Noelle Brower Though flawed in some areas, solid By Nolle Bower performances highlight the Ann Ar- bor Civic Theater production. The T HERE IS A widely used formula simple story of Ella, a receptionist at for the writing of a play termed Susanswerphone, an answering ser- les pieces bien faites, literally vice, and her involvement with one o...…

… The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 14, 1985 - Page 9 'U' draws many local graduates (Continued from Page 1) faces and sights is a fringe benefit for 'It'S going to be scary - (the University) is so many incoming Ann Arbor natives. Park, Guenzel, and Hartsig have no big - but I'm excited. - Debbie Hartsig qualms about living near home, par- tly because all three are living on Pioneer High School graduate campus. "My mother wouldn't let me live ...…

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…SPORTS Friday, June 14, 1985 Page 11 THE P TNG By DAVE ARETHA "A Little Off Base A fine play, courtesy Major League Baseb Cast of Characters The Players ................. The Owners ..... ....... Commissioner Peter Ueberroth ..............Pet Act I, Scene I (Winter, 1985. The owners are $1 billion TV contract with the Monaghan is ordering pepper everyone, while Joan Kroc pass McDonald Fun Meals. Suddenly on the door. ENTER the players.) Playe...…

…Weaver brought in to save fading Orioles BALTIMORE (UPI)-Less than two-and-a-half years after he an- nounced his retirement from baseball, Earl Weaver returned yesterday as manager of the Baltimore Orioles. Club owner Edward Bennett Williams, disappointed over his team's play, persuaded Weaver to return hoping the once-fiery skip- per still had the formula for suc- cess that made him one of- baseball's winningest managers during a 15-year care...…