…One hundred nine years ofediordafreedomn NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764,0557 wwwmichigandailycorm Wednesday March 15, 2000 ---- - - -- Internet to air live kidney transplant By David Enders Daily Staff Reporter The Internet broadcast of a surgery is a new experience for the University Hospitals. "It's pretty anxiety producing," said Stuart Wolf, an assistant professor in 0 University's surgery department. ut that's a distinct possibility t...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Wednesday, March 15, 2000 NATION/WORLD NAMES Continued from Page 1 While one-hour shifts were sched- uled throughout the vigil, anyone was welcome to come and read names, silently or aloud. LSA freshman Matthew Katz said it is important "to remember the names, remember the people" and "to not allow the people who passed on to be forgotten." Co-Chair of the conference Josh Samek, an LSA sophomore, said Hillel was ab...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 15, 2000 - -HIGHER ED MSU fire may have started from candle A candle may have been the cause of a fire in a residential hall room at Michigan State University on Fri- day. Lt. Susan Busnardo said the fire damaged a stereo, mattress, and wall in a residential assistant's room at Snyder Hall. The RA was praying and did not notice that the candle had fallen. Police and fire officials arrived to...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 15, 2000 (lw tiigan HIlg Census 2000: prying and trying to make sense of us 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 daily. letters@umich.edu Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MIKE SPAHN Editor in Chief EMILY ACHENBAUM Editorial Page Editor Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, le...…
… *Free films, free funr Courtesy of donations by Ani Difranco, Greg Brown and Gillian Welch, who will playing in Ann Arbor tomorrow night, students with a current ID get in free at the Ann Arbor Film Festival screenings today. 7 p.m. michigandaily. comn/arts RTS WEDNESDAY MARCH 15, 2000 5 Student directors debut in Basement By Jim Schiff Daily Arts Writer Basement Arts is proud to present two student-directed musicals in one The Baker's...…
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…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 15, 2000- 7 U emphasizes low risk, increased ==advantages to new registration plan THE 'S. ~.'. '*a~ S. a~: - - -. * 'a a.. ,. .CRISP Continued from Page 2 which maintains Wolverine Access. "It's not a situation that's high risk," * McElvain said, adding that the Univer- sity could revert to the telephone sys- tem, Course Registration Involving Student Participation, if any problems were to occur. Sinc...…
…8 -- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, March 15, 2000 ARTS 'Girl' an illuminating image of gold-digging femme Shannon O'Sullivan UArts Writer She ha.s bright, intriguing eyes, a sexy, dignified smell, jewelry by Tiffany and Chanel and the latest styles from Gucci. Aer name is Bodicea, and she is a "gold- digger." "The Millennium Girl" by Coerte Felske is the story of Bodicea and her life as a digger, in search for her fantasy "wal- Coerte Fe...…
…wind Out when all your favorite teams The other March Madness A Wind 'out when all your favorite teams begin first-round NIT action tonight. michigandaily.com/sports PRS WEDNESDAY MARCH 15, 2000 9 'Practice corps keeps 'M' sharp Vignier cuts hair;'M' takes on Notre Dame f' Don Bth Ksher Daly Sports Writer What most women's basketball afi- ionados don't know is that behind every good woman plays a good man - at least in this partic...…
…-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 15, 2000 ? ;:a; :? cr :' ;,.s~e'# CItas 4 §s mc UNO wins play-in' faces Michigan next Nebraska-Omaha continued its dra- matic run in the conference playoffs with a 3-1 victory over Bowling Green yester- day night in the CCHA play-in game. The home victoy sends Nebraska- Omaha to the CCHAs final four at Jo Louis Arena in Dtroit this weeken ~ where the Mavericks will face top- seeded Michigan on Friday ni...…
