…Weather Tonight: Cloudy with 2-4 inches of snow, low 30%. Tomorrow: Some snow, some sun, high 33%. It I Un Unt One hundredfive years ofeditorialfreedom Friday November 17, 1995 ... . ....... Presidential search forums scheduled SNOWY VALLEY By Amy Klein Daily Staff Reporter The University Board of Regents took the first step yester- day on the long journey toward finding a new president, adopting a plan for a series of public forums se...…
…2-The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 17, 1995 Hillnears agreement on HUD, VA, EPA bi-s; White H The Washington Post WASHINGTON-House and Senate negotiators resolvedthdirdifferences yes- terday over an $80.3 billion bill funding veterans, housing, space and environ- mental agenciesemploying some 300,000 government workers. But even with Republicans dipping into a newfound $1.1 billion collection of money to add back some of the funds cut ...…
… FitiDAYFOCUS The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 17, 1995 -3 Like others, they came to the University to study, but found a reason for ... At Students are staying in A2, setting up shop and profiting By Lisa Poris Daily Staff Reporter ncoming students often feel much trepidation when they first move away from home into a strange en- vironment. The faces around them are unfamiliar. They share a room for the first time and they feel naus...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 17, 1995 I BRENT MCINTOSH MCINTOSH CLASSICS 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JU LIE BECKER JAMES M. NAsH Mastering the geat art ofSmall Talk: s~orts, psych and weather University of Michigan " Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion ofa majority of the Dail 's editorial bo...…
… ocwL/Sxwxt The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 17, 1995 - 5 |Famed primate researcher to .:speak on campus Unrelated thefts occur in S. Quad Early Wednesday smorning, a woman contacted the Department of Public Safety about items that had been taken from her room. A VCR, wallet and other "personal items" were stolen, police said. DPS reported the woman's ex-boy- friend as a suspect. A South Quad resident was unable to use his tickets at We...…
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… c 17STa fi . ZCQDE Continued from Page 1 they really should have voiced their concerns." Ellison challenged the group's claims that students had signifigant input in developing the Code. She said the old Statement of Students Rights and Re- sponsibilities was a more student-based document. "The members of the group were acting as paid employees of the Univer- sity and held closed meetings through- cut," Ellison said. "For the last Code, nore...…
… 5t. Andrea's,the weekend and you St. Andrew's Hall has two cool shows this weekend. Saturday night It's My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult; doors are at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, it's Echobelly and Electrafixion; doors are at 7 p.m. Call (313) 961-MELT for more information. Page 8 Friday, November 17,1995 .- Get the Urge for a great rock show Oberon chastises Puck in a scene from "A Midsummer Night's Dream," playing this weekend at the Power Cent...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday,November 17, 1995 - 9 Other side of here: Digital Music explores new terrain By Craig Stuntz Daily Arts Writer It-wasn't so very long ago that the notion of"American Music" was consid- ered a contradiction in terms. Within the last century, however, many truly Ameri- cdtf*orms ofmusic have emerged, begin- ning with jazz and bebop around the turn of the century, encompassing the folk- influenced neo-classicism o...…
… NIT trivia Q: Who was the first team Michigan ever faced in the post-season NIT tournament? luaweUwnol VVJN Oall UW04 Ue 4gzIA P $2eulwll s~adojpj qjutoseas Isel 'TL61 T qoeWj uo 6-09Astpnwua UasaM leq sau'ajeoM ~ . - , I Pagei10 Fr ay;, November 17, 1995 I Wildcats up next for cagers in NIT Nanooks of the - ~,-- /north come south By Barry Sollenberger Daily Sports Editor Weber State? It certainly isn't as well known as the Dukes and t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 17, 1995 - 11 Women's basketball tips off season with 71-69 squeaker over New Zealand-Waikato By Jim Rose Daily Sports Writer Although last night's women's bas- ketball game was between Michigan and New Zealand-Waikato, you might have thought that there were four dif- ferent teams playing. The two squads that took the floor for the second half of the exhibition were nothing like the two that played the f...…
…12,- The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 17, 1995 MAT s pikers face last homestand By Monica Polakov ~ Di Sports Writer This is a special weekend for the Michigan volleyball team. The Wolverines will face Ohio State tonight at 6 p.m. and Penn State tomor- row at 7 p.m. for their final home games of the season. Senior co-captains Shan- non Brownlee and Suzy O'Donnell will make their last appearances at Cliff Keen Arena. Michigan coach Greg G...…
…Bather onight: Cloudy, chance of howers, low 50. omormow: Morning howers, high around 60' 2~'trw rno One hundredfve years of editonal freedom Tuesday October 17, 1995 Vol lvI 14. 3-"hg eT " to ducation Zachary M. Raimi ally Staff Reporter As lawmakers continue to debate the ffects of welfare on children as part of n attempt to overhaul the system, Uni- ersity researchers have added a twist o the discussion. Researchers Becky A. Smerdon a...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 In irony of war, Serbs suffer at former prison OMARSKA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP)-Once Muslims suffered here as prisoners in a Serb-tun camp. Now, fortunes have shifted and Serb refugees jam-the grounds of an old iron mine. "I feel like a walking shadow," said Davorka Kuzmanovic, fighting back tears as she breast-fed her 10-month- old daughter. Kuzmanovic, 25, and her baby are among some 50,0...…
… ...u. , r .. "" Il f P rrif The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 - 3 Expensive bike, parts stolen around campus Among the many bikes stolen last week, one valued at $1,000 was taken from in front of the North University Building, police said. The bike was described as a special- ized Rockhopper mountain bike. In addition to the number of bicycles stolen recently, there have also been parts of bikes stolen. The following are some o...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 4bF -AL. lll;Ftn 4 r-7M able firtrhw p 14FWARW W at7lu JEAN TWENGE TmE ERASABLE PEN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Edited and managed by students at the e c University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES M. NASH Editorial Page Editors Here's somethingforyou to read while you protrastizate Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opini...…
….., ATION/WOri The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 - 5 Supreme Court deals new setback to abortion foes WASHINGTON (AP) - The Su- preme Court handed anti-abortion ac- tivists yet another defeat yesterday, re- jecting a free-speech appeal by Califor- nia pickets arrested for parading too close to an abortion doctor's home. The court, acting without comment, turned away arguments that a San Jose ordinance used against 16 anti-abor...…
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…A-V A^^r' -F chers olces of he March ou came N tat the of Louis rakhan. t you ye gathered here at e call of God." - Louis Farrakhan Nation of Islam leader ne million men are ht to be standing up r personal sponsibility, but one ion men do not ake right one man's Shanita Ba essage of malice and March yest vision" - President Clinton at you're seeing in I af ashington today are ndreds of thousands pOS] black men coming Los Angeles gether not t...…
…Ulifjeh% 4B Bk iiwn * zl F ahhv \ ag4 YIn gar page - m u - w October 17,19 Catherine Wheel spin into the Michigan By Use Harwin Daily Arts Writer Think, for a moment, of bands that are named after torture devices. Your first thought, after having watched Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, is naturally of Iron Maiden. After some more ponder- ing, however, you may or may not realize that the Catherine Wheel is also a medi- eval torture dev...…
…- ,- -M MO N * * . The MichiLlan Daily -- Mnndav_ Ortnhpr 17 _ 1 44!; - 4 , *, . ,.LI I S a SiV i - wy V1,IS. tJV '../'S l ZTJU .I 1 ter viohlinisti, Mn,4S Apnt'ir '7 1 O ' Maste vioinistS u b~plays sublime set _________ r By Nik Chawla ror the Daily South Indian violinist L. ubranrraniam's flight was delayed, and he hudience at Rackham auditorium as getting restless in their seats. After me hour, however, the great maestro ppeared on sta...…
…Uatin Elvis enters the building The shoulder injury to San Francisco 49ers' quarterback Steve Young has forced coach George Seifert to start ex-Wolverine signal-caller Elvis F .Grbac. Grbac will be making his first professional start as the 49ers take on the first-place St. Louis Rams Sunday. Young will be out of action for about four weeks. Page 0 Tuesday, October 17, 1995 Carr to start with Carr? Griese may miss Indiana game y Antoine Pit...…
… The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17,1995-11 Foes are in to play like Danielle Rumor. aily Sports Writer The hockey game at Yost Ice Arena his past Saturday was hardly a game at ill. It turned into a surge of offensive firepower that left Michigan's unfortu- ate opponent, Guelph, wondering why t ven bothered showing up. -asically, the Gryphons were a tar- 0trfor a Michi- arr firing squad :hat only missed ccasionally. TheNo.1 Wol- verines...…
…1-- The Michigan Daily -- Tuesday, October 17, 1995 , on .t11. *.*1i ;-- ; X - 1 y*f1 "".y .. t f 1 ^ t4 <" r. . . . . ,, at s t f - .". . x - ... . ' . . . . . 'L a Y" " '5 .,. r. Y. 'tl. ~hy . 1 « .'. " 'ice * .. ". . 'P- 2 t z . . f 71 ~ - .~( - r. ~ 4~. ~ r C k it- a ) 1 ' - . t . A" S °.i . ALA- " == r . i.. S Y ~ ~ r .<; " ._ ti ;r f ,,..r . . . °r , ,. r '' r (fr , R ,y. .: I .1' .5'- .2'. - a'- t- 1. Y. x r xt ,z- l R :cr ...…
…One hundred four years of editorialfreedom %ummer Weekly Wednesday May 17, 1995 r Al ''uc' , 1<,' s' ' s7. , y a' < ' 3"" .t 'U'female romotions to increase 4 percent By Amy Klein Daily News Editor As the University continues to hire more women faculty, the number of women recommended for promotion to full professor has grown 4 percent from last year. Provost and Executive Vice Presi- dent for Academic Affairs Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr. said ...…
…2-The Michigan Daily- Wedtesday, May 17,1995 Alumnus donates $3M for Med School scholorship fund By Marisa Ma For the Daily Following the recent donations of a grateful University alumnus, the Medical School will be able to provide more op- portunities for faculty and students. Alumnus Dr. J. Griswold Ruth and his wife, Margery Hopkins Ruth, of Sun City, Ariz. have established a charitable remainder trust at the Medical School to endow a prof...…
…I Wednesday, May 17, 19g5 - The Michigan Daily - 3 'U'doctorsfavor assisted death more By Jessica Mass Fatal Tendencies Daily Staff Reporter The debate surrounding the legal and Caneer specialists in university-based moral implications of assisted-suicide prac tices are more likely to support was sparked again when Dr. Jack Kevor- assited suicide and adiUnister such kian was present atla 23rd death last Fri- medcince, says a new University st...…
…4 --The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 17, 1995 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG ADRIENNE JANNEY Editor in Chief JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority )) the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily's edito...…
…Wednesday, May 17, 1995-- The Michigan Daily -5 Sel-tale grafitti A nervous person with a bladder the size of a g-pong ball, I've made numerous pit stops at all restrooms on campus. After three years, I can ely say that the ladies room of choice is the one ated closest tothe Angell Hallcomputingcenter. Actually, as University bathrooms go, it's only e. It's not as posh as those at Rackham, yet oesn't run out of toilet paper quite as often as...…
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…8-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 17, 1995 State reps criticize 'U' reputation in Lansing By Spencer Dickinson Daily Staff Reporter When State Senator Alma Wheeler Smith joined Ann Arbor Representatives Liz Brater and Mary Schroer to address faculty members on Monday, the three Democrats wamed that the University was doing a poor job selling itself in Lansing. "There is a sense (in Lansing) that this is a bastion of liberalism," Brater , ...…
…Wednesday, May 17, 1995 - The Michigan Daily -9 'U' denies appeal in harassment case By Ronnie Glassberg Daily Editor In Chief The University has denied an appeal under the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities by American culture doctoral student Melanie Welch, who was found responsible in January of ha- rassing a neighbor. Welch's case was the first open hear- ing under the University's code of non- academic conduct. David Cahill...…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 17, 1995 'U' physicist heads research to explain missmg mass puzzle By Christine Williams said. agree that there is not enough measur- Daily Staff Reporter One of Kane's developments in- able matter to hold galaxies together. A new theory by a University physicist volved the theory of supersymmety, the "Ninety percent or more of the mass of may explain the mysterious cold dark mat- idea that some subato...…
…- .- I Blues at Rick's JIj Adiljan EaiU Gary Primach, blues harmonica player extraordinaire, plays at Rick's tonight. R T S Doors open at 9 p.m. Call 996-2747 for Wednesday more information. May 17,1995 You gotta ly Ted Watts 'aily Arts Writer Faith No More is that hard to de- cribe hard-edged band that stormed to the scene with the hit single "Epic" d followed up that success with the isturbingly good album "Angel Dust," r which they toured...…
…2- The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, May 17, 1995 Crimson Tide' awash with suspense 3y Frank C. ke4 )aily Staff Reporter "Crimson Tide" is a dramatic, action- idventure starring Oscar-winners Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman as dedi- :ated naval officers aboard a submarine >rdrred to prepare to launch their nuclear nissiles in a preemptive strike against a ormer Soviet nuclear-missile base. The ase is seizedby a rebellious Russian na- onalist,...…
…Wednesday, May 17, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 13 SO's May Festival performance solid Brian Wise with big gestures - certainly the right Other potentially problematic sections aily Arts Writer thing for Mahler's symphonic colossus. were executed effortlessly. The offstage The Ann Arbor May Festival began Colossal in every dimension, in fact, at brass fanfares in the finale were both a successful two-concert stand by nearly two hours in lengt...…
…14-The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, May 17, 1995 Sweet's show was 100%7 fun 3y Jennifer Buckley )aily Arts Writer During his two-hour set at the Majet ic Theater Friday night, singe ongwriter Matthew Sweet bega hrowing angel food cake at his aud mce. Sweet had presented the cake i elebration of his drummer's birthda md to some the fluffy stuff may hav ;eemed incongruous, thrown into aloud of smoke hovering above a se of shattered beer bottles....…
…continued from page 11 have been spent on creating cleve melody instrumentationtotakethe place of weird uningsanddistortion. The album openers are a study in con- trasts: First comes the skronky anti-pop of "Queen Bee and her Pals,"then the droning, slightly dissonant "Ono Soul," with the memorablelyric"Allhailthequeenofnoise!" Most of the songs succeed on their own warpedterms, like "Blues From Beyond the Grave ""Feathers"and "Cherry's Blues....…
…6 - The Michigan Daily --Wednesday, May 17, 1995 Golfers take 3rd at Big Tens 0 Wolverines nab best finish since '88; Dobbs comes in 3rd drm Staff Reports The Michigan men's golf team has accomplished its goal. The Wolverines placed third in this weekend's Big Ten Championship, their best finish since 1988. Michigan's Kyle Dobbs, a graduate of Saline High School, finished in a three-way tie for third at the meet, which was held at University ...…
…BASEBAL Continued from page 20 runs in the seventh for a 15-2 final. Chris Hesse (3-1), who relieved Michigan starter Mark Temple in the sixth inning, suffered his first loss. First baseman Chad Chapman was 3- for-5 with two doubles and four RBI. Coston also had three hits for Michigan. Bob Spears (6-3) took the mound in the second inning to earn the win for Ohio State. In the nightcap, the Wolverines again jumped out to an early lead, only to...…
… The Shapiro Library Open House 1 9:00 11:00 a.m. May 19, 1995 Dedication 11:00 a.m. Clements Library north lawn 0 y ..... . h .+ x i t. :' , …
…n_ _ _ _ _ _Wednesday, May 17,1995 - The Michigan Daily,-1 Michigan prepares for Big Tens j Monica Polakov Michigan will be fighting for a top ball player Tyrone Wheatley, who run )aily Sports Writer spot along with favorite Wisconsin as the sprints and hurdles, to help their team The Michigan men's track and field well as Illinois, Minnesota, Indiana and attain a strong finish. " eam is preparing for the Big Ten Chain- Ohio State. The Wolveri...…
… ! . / ..' . j£ . t . . __ .. wk. Diamond Gem Michigan softball coach Carol Hutchins leads the Wolverines into the NCAA Tournament. See page 16. SPORTS Wednesday e May 17, 1995 4 .: ,.;x, :sanac vr rr%,o:.aas ::+ sh. -;. ;. w, -*. w;«;:-a . _uw ... ,+ .:: sic-- : 3: ,., ,; i .,Y.«. , q .: a :. - _ . , _ .. Wolverines shoot dowr Hawkeyes to win title By Sarah DeMar Daily Softball Writer After surpassing its previous record of 46 wins, t...…
…Jri ti Weather Tonight: Becoming cloudy, low around 42. Tomorrow: Rain likely, high around 56. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Monday April 17, 1995 4,, ' '4' 4. , ~4,, ' ~, ...*jAj~)~(~' U.N. still concerned over Iraqi weapons LONDON (AP) - U.N. experts trying to unravel Saddam Hussein's nuclear program got a lucky break: They stumbled on a half-ton of docu- ments that described Iraqi plans for building a bomb. Biological an...…
…2-The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 17, 1995 Last-minute tax filing spawns postal parties The Associated Press For $1, taxpayers in Santa Rosa, Calif., will have the pleasure of throw- ing a pie in the face of an IRS agent. In Harrisburg, Pa., filers can - and no doubt, will - pay to dunk tax collectors in a tank. And in Manhattan's main post of- fice, tax day will be a circus - literally. It's all part of a trend by the U.S. Postal Service ...…
… LOCAYL/SlrATl Smithsonian, 'U' to hold event The University and the Smith- sonian Institute will hold a free, saylong symposium on "Presenting History: Museums in a Democratic Society," on Wednesday in Rackham Auditorium. The symposium is intended to fo- cus on issues faced by museums that display controversial exhibits. "In co-sponsoring this symposium, the University hopes to facilitate aschol- arly understanding of factors and forces at c...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 17, 1995 U~lbe £rbitu iit tlg 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES NASH 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 Th...…
…ee *Dole, Gramm s quare off ovePr GOP agenda Michigan Daily - Monday, April 17, 1995 - 5 Balancing the federal budget is a point of contention among the two GOP presidential hopefuls Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - Republican presidential hopefuls Bob Dole and Phil Gramm clashed yesterday over one of the chief issues on the GOP agenda - a balanced federal budget - with Dole saying his opponent's promise to balance the budget by the year 2000 ...…
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