…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, March 16, 1993 William Street. o The city will make State Street one-way from PIPES South University . to William Street.: m--- -- CABLES The University will repair the steam tunnel, which has a decaying roof. STATE Continued from page 1 Schlaff said the University plans to fully reconstruct all of the utilities while it is working in the tunnel. More than six miles of University tunnels deliver heati...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 16, 1993 Russia's Kozyrev supports Group ol TOKYO (AP)-Russia's foreign minister yesterday praised a $28.4 billion aidpackage that the seven rich- est democracies hope willboostPresi- dent Boris Yeltsin's chances in a lead- ership referendum in nine days. Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev said the Group of Seven plan showed Moscow and its former enemies are meeting "each other midway in an effort to w...…
…0 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 16,_1993 REPUBLICANS Continued from page 1 Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) said he was opposed to putting the re- quirement on individuals. Employers might "drop coverage and shift an even heavier financialburden onto the middle class," Kennedy said. And he com- plained that the GOP failed to address soaring costs. Under Chafee's proposal, purchas- ing cooperatives would be set up so individuals a...…
…2- The Michgan Daily - Tuesday, November 16, 1993 ,,.. F- SPE NE NpI NE~ LITERAK ., ND SPRING TERM IN EW HAMPSHIRE W ENGLAND1 1®t1] sr X~t ~m THE WORLDS LARGEST TRAVEL ORGANIZA77ON. STA TRAVEL s I / The best gift! TUBE P1 F R) VC) G 1: Z AM MOUNTAINS THOREAU CANOEING EMERSON WRITING LSA Continued from page 1 and not just talking about it." Keg Party presidential candidate David Pava said he too believes LSA- SG is "an organiz...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 16, 1999 - 3A 'ESEARCH Study shows 1 in 3 Michigan kids don't buckle up Roughly one in three Michigan chil- en do not use safety belts, despite creased public awareness of the ben- efits of buckling up, according to University researchers. In a new study of safety belt use by children age 15 and under, researchers David Eby, Lidia Kostyniuk and Jonathan Vivoda of the University Transporta...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 - 3 LOCAL/STATE CRIME Two suspects arrested in bleach sprayings 0iTwo Ann Arbor teenagers face charges of felonious assault after being arrested Saturday night in connection to. a series of incidents on campus in which victims were sprayed with a squirt gun containing an apparent mix- ture of water and bleach. "We arrested two suspects on Washington" Street, said Department of Public Safety Lt...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 16, 1998 -- 3 * HIGHER Hackers target Lousiana State computers Louisiana State University experi- enced computer problems with Internet access and many e-mail accounts due to a hacker, LSU's student newspaper, The Reveille, reported. Approximately 150 accounts were tampered with, University officials said the hacker invaded the computer system and took a school password file. Then the pe...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -- Frida. October 16. 1996 - 3 CRIME Research samples stolen from Kresge Center Valuable research samples were stolen from the Kresge Medical Research Center on Saturday after- noon, Department of Public Safety reports state. Someone allegedly broke into the research lab and stole samples that were stored in the refrigerator. One sample, which was 16 mouse brains injected with a virus, was removed from the fre...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 16, 1998 - 3A LOCAL/STATE . C A MPUs i ^ Ecosystem management prof. named The School of Natural Resources and the Environment named Thomas Crow as its first Theodore Roosevelt Professor of Ecosystem Management. Crow is currently a research ecologist in the Forestry Sciences Laboratory in Rhinelander, Wisc., a position he will retain at a reduced level. Crow will teach "Ecosystem Management" in the winte...…
…-- LOCALISTATE MSU students blamed for calls A woman called the Department of MPublic Safety on Sunday evening to report a co-worker left obscene mes- sages on her telephone answering machine. The caller left his number on the message. When DPS called the man, he stat- ed the calls were made by friends of his that were visiting from Michigan State University. The suspect added they were most likely playing a joke and apologized for their beha...…
… LOCAL/STATE -The Michigan Daily Monday, February 16, 1998 CAMPUS Fraternity offers essay contest The University chapter of the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity is sponsoring an essay contest in an attempt to curb prej- *die. All University students are eligible to enter the contest. The essays should discuss one's definition of prejudice, how it has affected their own life and sohitions that can solve these problems. The winner will receive a $500 ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 16, 1998 - 3A 'AMPUS t Visiting author scheduled to read at Rackham Author Richard Ford will read from is recent work this week as part of thc isiting Writers Series sponsored by the English department and Border's Books & Music. The Pulitzer Prize winning author will read from his novels and short sto- ries. He also has received several awards for his five novels and two short story collection...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 16. 1998 - 3A *RESEARCH Next generation of the Internet in the making University researchers, other state universities and nonprofit compa- nies are working to create a new worldwide computer network. The network, considered by many to be the next generation of the Internet, would be capable of trans- mitting the entire Encyclopedia Britannica in a single second. The project recently received $...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 16, 1999 - 3A eCRIME= Prof. speaks about college tenure wars masquerades U' employee as A suspicious female subject was seen ecking doorknobs and attempting to nter rooms Saturday in the 400 corridor of Strauss Hall in East Quad Residence Hall, according to Department of Public Safety reports. She was seen by witness- es heading toward Hayden House was described as about 40 years old, m...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 16, 1999 - 3 CRIME U' employee steals laptop computer * A University employee was arrested ,Thursday on a warrant for larceny charges stemming from an incident at *,he Clinical Facilities Office Building on Catherine Street, according to Department of Pblic Safety reports. Ar investigating officer determined that the thief was a housekeeping employee and had allegedly stolen a laptop computer ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -Friday, April 16, 1999-- 3 CRIME Wallet stolen from Medical Sports Building A wallet was stolen Monday after- 'on at the Medical Sports Building, according to Department of Public Safety reports. The incident is estimat- edto have occurred between 4 p.m. and 6 p m. At the time of the theft, the wal- let was in the owner's gym bag inside a locker, and the locker was not locked, DPS reports state. The wallet co...…
…2,400 see Lee's right thing' by Ian Hoffman Daily Staff Writer It's never easy to do the right thing. Especially when you don't know what it is. Over 2,400 students and Ann Arbor residents -who saw Spike Lee's movie Do the Right Thing got a chance to form their own opinion about what constitutes the right thing yesterday. The two free after- noon showings at the Michigan Theater, sponsored by the Institute for Social Research (ISR), were part ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 16, 1990 - Page 3 Earth Day speech w. German w w opposition attacks Kohl r i r + e d 1 i r a i a r E e . t i t i 1 i p i i t 1 1 i M r Y_ by Emily Miller "Seize the day... and save the en- vironment!" Dennis Hayes, Na- 'tional Earth Day director, told an almost full Angell Hall auditorium yesterday. Hayes was the original organizer of National Earth Day in 1970 at the University. He created the day ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 16, 1990 - Page,3 British reporter .:hanged In Iraq BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Yester- day, Iraq hanged a London-based 'journalist it accused of spying, ignit- wing a storm of protest from Euro- pean governments. Britain recalled its ambassador from Iraq and halted ,ministerial visits. "Thatcher wanted him alive. We sent him in a box," Information Minister Latif Nassayif Jassim said tin breaking the news of the ex...…
…Nepali protests *demand freedom KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - Thousands of rock-throwing demon- strators demanding immediate polit- ical change stormed the grounds of an academy yesterday while opposi- *tion and government leaders dis- cussed reform inside the building. When the prime minister and an opposition leader decided to leave the negotiations at one point, protestors forced them back inside the building and ordered them to continue talking. ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Monday, September 16, 1991 - Page 3 Nicaragua in need of help, team concludes by Jesse Snyder Daily Staff Reporter Nicaraguans are being forgotten by the United States in a time of emergency, said four members of an Ann Arbor delegation which re- turned from Ann Arbor's sister city of Juigalpa last month. The delegation, which included University faculty, gave a slide show presentation of the trip to about 80 Ann Arbor resi...…
…The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 16, 1991 - Page 3 I MSA grants NEED service its old room * * 4 by Purvi Shah Daily MSA Reporter When do my soaps come on? Paul Barrie, a media coordinator for the LSA media .center, returns a television and VCR. The center supplies students, faculty and administrators with media equipment. The Michigan Student Assembly reshuf- fled three office spaces last night in a 17-6 vote to appease demands fr...…
…The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, October 16, 1990 - Page 3 City to review recycling ordinance by Matt Pulliam Daily Staff Reporter The Ann Arbor City Council will again review an ordinance which would make recycling mandatory for Ann Arbor citizens as a result of a decision made last night. The council voted 9-2 to review the third presentation of the ordi- nance and called for a public forum on the ordinance to be held Nov. 19. The Comprehensi...…
…The Michigan Daily -Friday, November 16, 1990 - Page 3 Sunrunner regains third place position by David Rheingold "Daily Staff Reporter In the Australian Outback Hoxan stalled, Western Washington ,crawled, and Michigan regained its ~third place ranking in the World So- Jar Challenge yesterday. The University's Sunrunner fin- ished day five of the 1900-mile World Solar Challenge 1990 42 ,miles north of Gledambo, and 1,479; miles south of the s...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 16, 1992 - Page 3 Student crossing *Huron St. bit by car by Michelle Cardenas A U-M law student was struck by acar driven by another student as he fan across Huron St. yesterday morning. Thomas Reiter was thrown onto the sidewalk by the impact, injuring his head and knee. The car's driver, Hong Huynh, stopped to aid Reiter along with Robin Potthoff, a U-M Hospital anesthesiologist, who was at the scen...…
…The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 16, 1992 - Page 3 Wild goose chase Ed Becker and a wild Canadian goose named "Goosey" take a jaunt Tuesday morning on Montana Highway 382 near Perma. The goose has apparently imprinted to the Beckers and follows family members around the family farm, as well as when they travel by truck or on the motorcycle. AP PHOTO Protests s to build Bi by Tim Greimel University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill chancellor...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 16, 1992 - Page 3 U-M students agree juggling academics, activities is hard by Saloni Janveja With all the extracurricular activities offered at the [l1-M, students often find their grades teeter with their level of participation. "I live my life in two simultaneous roller coasters," said Chris Curtis, a Business School junior and co-producer of 1AC's I aughtrack. "One is academic and the other is extr...…
…Wednesday, June 16, 1997 The Michigan Daily - 3 |inel Lscusses vomen 's iealth ~ther Wiggin hi expsi in the field of menis health carne together on lnday evening to bring attention to problem plaguing American men - the lack of research in men' s health. lhe audience of about 60, consist- mostly of professors and gradu- students, sat attentively in ham Auditorium as speakers sed the difficulties of studying men's health. The public event s ...…
…Wednesday, June 16, 1993 - The Michigan Sumer Wee -3 Regents By HOPE CALATI DALY EDITOR W CHIEF The University Board of Regents approveda$5risein fees for the 1993- 94 school year in a preview of tuition changes that will be approved next month. A fee increase for Michigan Stu- dent Assembly and Student Health Service were among the proposals ap- proved by the University Board of Regents at its monthly meeting. The MSAfeewasraised35centstoato...…
… ae . S rw r . 'U' hosts largest College Bowl tournament ever Seventy-two teams participated in more than 500 tournaments at the Uni- versity intramural College Bowl tour- nament last Monday. The Screaming Itos took first place in the general division, and Delta Chi won the Greek division. College Bowl is an academic game of questions on a wide variety of sub- jects including art, literature, current events, science and popular culture. The U...…
… A 1. ~~tAAf The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 16, 1995 - 3 caith and dtiement tudy on-line Information about the Health and etirement Study conducted by the niversity's Institute for Social Re- earch is now accessible through a orld Wide Web page on the Internet. the home page, accessible at http:// ww.umich.edu/hrswww, provides 'cress to data, news, publications and {thesites connected with the study. The study, co-directed by ISR re...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, January 16, 1991 - Page 3 Soviets tighten control over breakaway Baltic republics r RIGA, U.S.S.R. (AP) - Soviet commandos stormed a Latvian police academy and seized weapons from cadets yesterday as unrest surged through the Baltics. In Moscow, Mikhail Gorbachev clashed head-on with a hot-tempered military hard-liner who demanded the Soviet president take even harsher measures against the breakaway re- public...…
…\ The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, April 16,1991 -Page3 Abortion safety is focus of r Pxe reor LANSING (AP) - A report re- ased yesterday said complications. 6pcurred in only 34 of the more than 36,000 abortions performed last year in Michigan. The Department of Public Health report was released one day before a Senate panel resumes work on a bill requiring doctors to warn women that abortion is dangerous. The president of the Michigan Abortion R...…
…I LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 16, 1997 - 3A Safety-belt use rising in 4lichigan In their annual study of about 8,900 drivers and front-seat passengers in Michigan's 28 most-populous counties, te University Transportation Research iistitute found that 70.8 percent of pas- sengers and motorists buckle up. That figure is up 4 percent fom last year. More women than men buckle up, with 76.7 percent of women wearing belts i...…
…. - . LOCALISTATE , The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 16, 1997 - 3 MSA jois Ann Arbor income tax debate investigation by Education Dept. *e U.S. Department of Education's+ )ffice of Civil Rights is investigating Brown University for its Disciplinary council's refusal to hear a female stu- lent's allegation of rape against anoth- r student, The Brown Daily Herald reported. The suspect testified in front of the university's review board,...…
…LoCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 16, 1997 - Mystery man walks into 'U' Hospitals A man who claimed he does not know who he was or where he came ftom walked into University Hospitals Spt..9. The mystery man, who carried no identification, was admitted to the Medical Center. He was wearing a white shirt and white pants. 'the Department of Public Safety is asking for help in identifying the white estimated to be 45-55 years o...…
…LOCALISTATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 16, 1997 --3A 25Fr5-AaJ obesity may be a genetic defect, expert says The Mental Health Research *stitute is hosting a special lecture tomorrow on the innate tendency toward obesity. The lecturer is leading researcher Sarah Leibowitz of Rockefeller University, who studies the way the body communicates hunger to the brain. Her recent work suggests that some people may lack the functional bioch...…
… locAt/sTKIS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 16, 1996 - 3A U' student sues A2 over city attorney contract Woman robs ocal bank woman in her mid-20s walked the South Main Street branch of first of America Bank last Wednes- *ay and left with an undisclosed mount of money after saying that he had a gun. Ann Arbor Police Department re- orts said that a white woman, about 5 eet, 5 inches tall, weighing about 120 ounds, entered the bank at...…
… FRIDAYFOCUS The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 16, 1996 -3' t Students gain new perspective from South Africa visit I By Kate Glickman Daily Staff Re: lack History Month, celebrated in February, comes on the heels T the nationwide holiday for Martin Luther King Jr. The month usually conjures images of slavery, Jim Crow, W.E.B. DuBois, Malcolm X and other U.S. leaders and events. But to University students who traveled to South Afri...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 16, 1996 -' Blood samples of rape suspects to be destroyed *The Ann Arbor Police Department announced Saturday that the blood samples collected during the serial rape investigation last year will be destroyed July 1. AAPD reports that 13of160 sampled men have picked up their blood. Others have called AAPD to request the de- struction of their blood samples. The blood samples have been avail- l...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 1 'U' libraries put select volumes up for sale 1 More than 3,500 withdrawn and dupli- cate volumes from University libraries will be available at a public book sale from 10 am. to 4 p.m. on Friday in the atrium of the Shapiro Undergraduate Library. The selection represents a wide range of subjects, including a large assortment of works in psychology, phi- losophy, religion and mathematics. ...…
…Mots plague NI campus after ball game he University of Northern Iowa's Homecoming festivities led to rioting Saturday, resulting in the arrest of near- Iy two dozen people. The campus bars in Cedar Falls, Iowa, closed early, only to be followed 'by a period of violence and destruction on "The Hill," a student term for the bar area of campus. Sheriff's officials said 22 people were charged with failure to disperse, a *sdemeanor. In addition, tw...…
… 4, The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 16, 1995 - 3 Educator warns of airmative action A former president of Howard University warned his fellow higher education administrators Monday to prepare for a contentious debate over affirmative action that could split America "right down the middle." Addressing the American Council on Education in SanFrancisco, Franklyn G. Jenifer, who left Howard University last year for the presidency of the ...…
… L CAus(a> * r More colleges requiring multicultural courses 0 A trend inhighereducation finds an increasing number of colleges across the country requiring students to take multicultural courses. The drive is founded on the belief shared by many educators that today's college students mature in an increas- ingly diverse, polarized and special- ized society and therefore know little about cultures outside their own. Some universities are expa...…
…The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January 16, 1992 - Page 3 Protesters call on president to help Haitian refugees N ~' '4%N ~ I ~t~1 Prof. says U.S. corps. to blame: for trade deficit by sari Barager Concerned that the plight of Haitian refugees has dropped out of' the news lately, about 15 "peace and justice" activists rallied yesterday at the Federal Building to refocus attention on the problem. "We just want to get the issue a little more ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 16, 1992 - Page 3 Favors imposition of 13 percent flat income tax, 13 percent consumption tax, and the elimination of all other corporate and excise taxes. Favors targeted tax breaks for businesses that invest in decaying urban areas. Proposes forgiving all student loans, and guaranteeing college education for all Americans. Favors clean, renewable alternative energy sources. Staunchly anti-nuclear. As Cal...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 16,1992 - Page 3 'U,' city plan for move-out recycling by Gwen Shaffer Daily Staff Reporter Instead of throwing out all the things they don't want to lug home at the end of the year, students can now donate their used items to the homeless. For the first time, the University and the City of Ann Arbor have teamed up to provide recycling sites to collect items when students move out in two weeks. Items incl...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 16, 1994 - 3 ;d; t ; ., :;.>; :r <: : ,;. s y 'a . r^y z ; y. i: >~, r 'Yi ,v i , .. . , a. g Y$y^' " a '3 J s> _n D . , : -, Court orders 'U' to clarify nolicv By FRANK C. LEE Daily Staff Reporter Time may be running out for the University's in-state residency policy. But he University is fighting tooth and nail, spend- iig thousands of dollars of student money, to onvince courts to uphold the ...…
… .Students present medical research By APRIL WOOD Daily Staff Reporter Spanning topics from gene varia- tion in Alzheimer's disease patients to pediatric facial trauma, a host of University undergraduates and medi- cal students met yesterday to present the results of a summer-long project at the 40th annual Student Biomedi- cal Research Forum. LSA junior Cara McDonagh spent part of her summer doing lab work, extracting DNA from blood. In her p...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, February 16, 1994--3 .Visiting prof. tells of Bosnian devastaton By BRANDON BLAZO FOR THE DAILY Naza Tonovic-Miller is one of the survivors. A visiting professor from Bosnia, Tonovic-Miller told an emotionally charged room of concerned students and community members about her experiences with the destruction and killing as a result of a two-year old *civil war in her country. Her speech was part of a program at ...…
