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…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 2000 NATION/WORLD TRAVEL Continued from Page 1A "I plan to recommend (to the senior athletic staff) that we look into that. I suspect that we would start by trying to identify what our current practices lzie," Tompkins said. "The obviously easy answer is to say, 'send all teams by University buses with drivers' but that's no guarantee of safety," he said. Laronica Conway, a spokeswoman for th...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 2000 - 3A MSU to require computers for freshmen Dental prof. honored with DuPont award Peter Ma has won the DuPont roung Professor Award, designed to give funds to young faculty members to aid in starting their research careers within five years of becoming a full- time faculty member. Ma, an assistant professor in the department of biologic and materials sciences at the School of De...…

…A- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 2000 Gl be irihigrn t ail "Without your health, you have nothing'"... Uh-oh 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' editorial board. All other articles,...…

… I7-member committee to select new athletic director LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 2000 - 5A SEARCH Continued from Page 1A In addition to missing the Michigan State game, Crawford was suspended $five games by the NCAA for vio- lating an amateurism bylaw. Goss plans to step down Feb. 29 after overseeing one of the most suc- cessful years in Michigan's athletic history, including the expansion of Michigan Stadium and...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 2000 - 7A Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ and S&P 500 Composite for WeekFeb. 10 -Feb. 16 DJIA NASDAQ S&P 500 Close Change Close Change Close Change 2/10 10,643.63 -55.53 4,485.63 +122.39 1,416.83 +5.13 2/11 10,425.21 -218.42 4,395.45 -90.18 1,387.12 -29.71 2/14 10,519.84 +94.63 4,418.55 +23.10 1,389.94 +2.82 2/15 10,718.09 +198.25 4,420.25 +1.70 1,402.05 +13.11 2/16 10,561.41 -156.68 4,427.65 +...…

… Men's Soccer signees ichigan men's soccer squad kicks off its nrst season next fall. To find out more on the foundations of that program and read 8bout the recruits signed so far, check the Michigan Daily Sports Website. michigandaily. com /sports SPOeihian &dI PORTS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 17, 2000 'M' loses seventh straight By Jacob Wheeler Daily Sports Editor- 'M' races into Indy, Big Ten meet By David Horn Daily Sports Writer Memorial Da...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 2000 - 9A 4Writers fall miserably to athletes e were somewhere in western Pennsylvania, the Reverend f Cleophus playing on the radio, when it happened. "Do you see the light?" the Reverend asked. "Do you see the light?" I saw the light. I turned to fellow sports writer T.J. Berka in the seat next to me as we orve to State JOSH ollege for the KLEIBM Michigan-Penn Al State game back in A w November. "...…

…10A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 2000 BADGERS Continued from Page 8A But the Badgers (5-7, 13-11) shook off their reputation off a sluggish offense which slows down games, and put on a 3- point shooting display in the first half. Guards Duany Duany, Jon Bryant and Roy Boone knocked themselves uncon- scious from long range, nailing 10 of 10 3-point attempts, all but sealing the vic- tory by the halftime score, 47-33. "It's a w...…

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…- -- - - - 0 0 0 The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Ma 2B - The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Magazine - Thursday, February 17, 2000 Without hype, wrap emporium delivers lunch values By Darren Ringel For the Daily Far and away, one of the most under- rated lunch spots in Ann Arbor is Roly Poly. Many students might never have heard of Roly Poly. For those who have never heard of Roly Poly, the restau- rant is located at 1220 S. Univer...…

… - - - __ - 14B - The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Magazine - Thursday. February 17,9000 0 0 4 A weekly guide to who's . Thursday, Feb. 17 where, what's happening and through why you need to be there ... Wednesday, Feb. 23 The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. A CITY' THAT NEVER SLIPS Films opening The Whole Nine Yards Bruce Willis and Matthew Perry play nutty neighbors. They are both trying to avoid a very mean-looking hitman. Perr...…

…* S 4B - The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Magazine - Thursday, February 17, 2000 Second City celebrates without signs of midlfe crisis 0 Daily -weekend, etc. M The Michigan ..... .. .Q _. - By Jaimie Winkler Daily Arts Writer Turning 40 years old often means hun- dreds of "over the hill" jokes, but not for Chicago's Second City improv theater. They celebrated with parties, reunions and a tribunal run of two of their most innovative sh...…

… -12B eMichigan Daily - We~nd, etc. Magazine - Thurs~y, February 17, 2000 0 The Michigan Dail}- Weekend, etc. H ITCHCOCK Continued from Page 5B themselves, that is. After that, they're complicit in Jeff's shttle play-act, working as his legs, help- ing him with the "investigation." The mystery is the least fascinating part of the story, though; if "Vertigo" is Hitchcock's ode to identity and obses- sion, then "Rear Window" is his ode to th...…

… 6B - Thefichigan Daily - Weeken;etc. Magazine - Thursday,ebruary 17, 2000 0 0 0 0 AdilL wqr - -w w w. IN THE BEGINNING ... THERE WERE TOO MANY WORDS Ben and I were drinking dollar pitchers in a one-word bar a few nights ago. It wasn't your usual dollar-pitcher night, though. There was room to move around, and even a chance to shoot some pool if you were patient enough. But we weren't in the mood to shoot some stick or wander arou...…

… - - r - - -- - -- -- 10B -lhe Michigan Daily - ekend, etc. Magazine - Thursday, February 17, 2000 WEBSITE OF THE WEEK laughnetnet Are you stressed out with midterms and papers? Well this site is for you. A comprehensive collection of humor, and jokes ranging from the college environemnt to the workplace. The site also comes with different photo collections, cartoons and bloopers Almost everything you could think of (and some you wouldn't) ar...…

…- - - --- 0 0 0 The Michigan Daily - Weekend, etc. Mi ...... - .. .. " __ n+,- M-1h-19tHri TL -A-, t-k-.nrv 4 7 O)AAA 8B - The Michigan Daily - WeeKen, ec. MagazinLe - inursay, reruary it, zuuu ... .. .o . _ . - Lead Poisoning When lead poisonig afects one iniial, it affects an entire family. Can McDowell and his brother Phillp, who have lived with lead poisoning for much of their lives, look after their younger cousin. Josh Fish, a ...…

…Ai *rni day: Partly cloudy. High 45. Low 25. morrow: Partly cloudy. High 58. One hundred nine yeas ofeditor dfreedom Wednesday November 17, 1999 ord to visit 'U' forschoo naming ' Michael Grass 0, Staff Reporter Pending approval from the niversity Board of Regents, the > of Public Policy is expected to enamed after former President erald Ford tomorrow at the regents' eeting. Ford, a University alum, will be pre- nt at the meeting and...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 NATION/WORLD FORD Continued from Page I University," said Regent David Brandon (R-Ann Arbor). Maynard said she is looking forward to Ford's visit. "First we had a Nobei Prize winner, now we have a president coming," she said referring last month's visit by physics Prof. emeritus Martinus Veltman, who was awarded a Nobel Prize for Physics last month. Bollinger said the plan to rename the ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 - 3 rIGHER ,DUCATION C-Berkeley tudents vote own fee change Pudents at the University of alifornia at Berkeley voted to reject e Bridging Equity, Athletics and eceational Sports referendum, tended to increase student fees in an ort to fund women's sports. The crease would allow the university to mply with Title IX, a federal man- terequiring equal funding for men's d womens athle...…

…4- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 420 Maynard Street HEATHER KAMINS Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editor in Chief daily.letters@umich.edu Edited and managed by JEFFREY KOSSEFF students at the " DAVID WALLACE University of Michigan Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Dailys editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the o...…

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…-T1~- ,/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 - 7 Students use weekends By Tiffany Maggard much I have, and do take for grated," residents ofthe Taylor Home will be left Daily Staf Reporter Wubishet said. without homes. One group of University students Documentary Works members said Documentary Works interacts with have left campus most weekends this they hope to use the films to expose the home's children by encouraging ...…

…lgSix xRrlmi i ttjag tomorrow in Daily Arts: u 'The Big Six' comes to the League. Learn all the moves with U Weekend, etc. looks at the issues that are important to dance lessons at 7:30 p.m. before the band performs at 9 p.m. students - housmig, University art, realy great movies and Michigan League Ballroom. much more Wednesday T November 17, 1999 Timeless 'Earnest' appears at Mendelssohn Theatre' By Greg Bibens Cortnev L Wright. For the Da...…

…The MihiganDaily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 - 9 ICaminoville' exhibit poses V1d questions ByJean Lee Daily Arts Writer The thin line between art and documentation only ;eems to be getting thinner. The latest School of Art and Design exhibit proves this point tiresomely with its pseu- apoastmodern attempt to show the "demise of the American dream" through the use of more than 1,000 4- by 6-inch color photographs of sightings of the Chevrol...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 Regis, 'Millionaire' roll in the money for ABC ratings LoAngeles Tines Some key answers on the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" phenome- non a week into the quiz show's return - August wasn't a fluke. While some people remained skeptical after its late summer premiere versus repeats, the show is now an undeniable ratings sen- sation - easily winning its time slot nightly against original s...…

… EN'S NCAA BASKETBALL Notre Dame at (6) OHIO STATE, inc. Arkansas at (15) UTAH, inc. Kansas State at (9) ARIZONA, inc. NHL HOCKEY San Jose 3. MONTREAL 1 Buffalo at PITTSBURGH, inc. Calgary at PHOENIX, inc. Chicago at Los Angeles, inc. NBA BASKETBALL TORONTO 89, Detroit 85 Philadelphia 95, WASHINGTON 73 ATLANTA 103, Charlotte 98 Portland 100, MIAMI 94 ftAwltow"Baft S TS Tracking 'M' teams This weekend the Michigan hockey team will face Lake...…

…12 -- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 Mail drop n two basketb By Chris Duprey aily Sports Editor Michigan basketball coach Brian Ellerbe prob- ably went through yesterday's mail like this: junk, advertisements, more junk, letters of intent ... wait right there! Official US mail might have been responsible for delivering the letters, but it was Ellerbe and his aggressive staff who delivered Avery Queen and Bernard Robinson. T...…

…--I """ . 1 a 3.. _. J ri J P't Y1 fx TL._. A*-L.:..n-- M-*I.. A 09 LOCAL/STATE Wednesday November 16 1999 - The Michigan Daly - Ti al ,ian ers am r tra utionun dae ays -13 AILGATERS ontinud tom Page 1 live -- for the other eight, I'm in hibernation' Fisher isn't just faithful to Michigan's games - rain or shine. he follows the earn across the country each week. lthough the signature Michigan motor ioae is Fisher's principle means of trans...…

…14 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 Resolution addresses racism at 'U' Good morning Ann Arbor 4 ff I By Jeannie Baumann Daily Staff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly unanimously passed a resolution opposing discriminatory prac- tices against black and Latino/a students during its meeting last night at South Quad Residence Hall. "In passing this resolution, we as a body recognize that there is a problem and we will pi...…

…8. One hundred eikht years ofeditori'alfreedom "Ut Friday September 17, 1999 Veather oday: Sunny. High 71. Low 4 omorrow: Sunny. High 73. Em , ". 7 ., r Pr x e ' '- j' Scry -.V ire damages Sigma Chi fraternity Basement fire forces members from former Phi Delta Theta house By Nick Bunkley and Yael Kohen Daiy Staff Reporters Flames gutted a basement room in the temporary Sigma Chi fraternity house last night, in what Ann Arbor Fire Depa...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 17, 1999 NATION/WORLD Church shooter leaves flew clues for police FORT WORTH, Texas (AP)-- Police picked through Larry Gene Ashbrook's trashed home and old journals on yester- day, finding holes punched in walls, con- crete poured in toilets and family pho- tographs shredded - but no explanation for why he opened fire in a church, killing seven people and himself. The 47-year-old Ashbrook appeare...…

…RIME S wo suspects ested for tolen property e University Department of Public fety arrested two subjects matching e description of suspects in an armed bbery call. The suspects were in possession of olen property, including a back- ck, belonging to a subject who was aten in the face by the two earlier the evening in the Church Street rport. The victim denied medical attention, I'eports stated. ubject punched nd kicked A subject was beaten and ...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday. September 17, 1999 1bE £xditijn &1Q laynard Street HEATHER KAMINS bor, MI 48109 Editor in Chief Ann Arbor: A hotbed for conversation and assault --- -- - --- - - - - -- - -- -- - --.f - - - - - - , - - - ---- - 420 M Ann Ar daliy.iettersiumicr.edu Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan s, w. m, 5 z JEFFR E KOSSEFF DAVID WALLACE Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigne...…

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…Fourth Russian bading , bombed VOLGODONSK Russia (AP) -_ President Boris Yeltsin, facing a politi- cal crisis after a fourth bombing in a month killed 17 people and wounded 180 others yesterday, said he has enough will and enough resources for *be struggle against terrorism." His statement came after the latest early-morning explosion at an apart- ment building. The four explosions together have killed at least 292 people. Prime Minister Vladi...…

… Not like a puppy "The Eel" screens tonight at Lorch Hall. This film about an ex-con and his unusual pet is in Japanese with English subtitles. 7 p.m. AR SlTSm ai Monday in Daily Arts: Check out Daily Arts for reviews of "My Son the Fanatic" and "Blue Streak." # 1 8 Friday September 17, 1999 A 0, Blues, Jazz Fest opens tonight By Curtis Zimmermann Daily Arts Writer One only has to go as far Red Hot Lovers to fully comprehend the lega...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 17 1999 - 9 1FA Works in Progress highlights interactive paintings km Spamer r the Daiy It's a common rule that one should never uch the works of art in museums. Knowing is, a modern gallery painting which sts such "vandalism" would ordinarily nacceptable. Even a painting which fers utensils to aid the viewer's own cre- ive expression seems an outcast amongst e rest. A canvas flashes from a distance with...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 17, 1999 New films examine famiy life Los Angeles Times It began simply enough. Alan Ball was living in New York, writing plays and supporting himself with a job in the art department of a Manhattan magazine. On the street one day he encountered a man selling comic-book versions of the real-life soap opera known as the Amy Fisher trial, which then was under way. Already the case had been packaged as...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 17,1999 - 11 tostner's 'Love' shares romance and baseball The Hartford Courant . In his upcoming baseball flick, 'For Love of the Game," Kevin iostner gives new meaning to the erm pitcher's mound. Playing an aging Detroit Tigers her, Costner's uniform is so tight hat his sizzling fastballs seem to :ome from a painful need to be cleased from his his stingy jock- strap. At least that one aspect of the fi...…

… Scoreboard-. COLLEGE seattle 5, FOOTBALL TAMPA BAY 3 BRIGHAM YOUNG 34 NATIONAL Coiorc~do State 13 LEAGUE AMERICAN SAN FRANCISCO 6. LEAGUE Florida 5 KANSAS CITY 7, Chicago 7, Anaheim 1 CINCINNATI 6 New York 7. CLEVELAND 5 NHL EXHIBITION Florida U.. NASHVILLE 4 OT Montreal at BOSTON, mc. MLS New York 2, COLUMBUS 1 ZIIlte zi ztitigttn ttilir S Tracking 'M' teams The Michigan soccer team opens Big Ton play on the road this weekend. The Wolveri...…

…Friday, September 17, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 13 .Men's and women's swgers to tee off season on the road From staff reports Go west, young men and women, is he cry this weekend as Michigan's 1en's and women's golf teams travel to Colorado and Wisconsin, respec- tively. The men's golf team will tee off at the Falcon Cross Creek Invitational, hosted by the United States Air Force Academy. Today, 20 teams and 54 holes will collide at Eisenh...…

…14 The Michigan Daily - Friday,Sr September 17, 1999 STAFF PICKS Michigan too much in trenches MATCHUPS Continued from Page 12 The quarterback debate between Tom Brady and Drew Henson has been of no consequence thus far. Both sig- nal-callers have been effective under center, driving the Wolverines down- field with relative ease. And Brady and Henson have a tal- ented cadre of receivers to throw the ball too. Marcus Knight has been con-...…

…Friday, September 17, 1999 - The Michian Da - i5 *Wanted: More 'M' blueliners WALK-ONS Continued from Page 12 ing to get into the Blue-White game." Jeremy Metz, a member of the club team, said the varsity squad takes the best walk-ons to compete in the Blue-White game. "They probably take the ones that they feel won't be embar- rassed or get hurt," Metz said. Metz, who plans to try out for the varsity team for his third- straight year, is al...…

…16 -- The Michigan Daily - rnaay, September 17, 1999 fRIsY mThs The fourth installment of a six-part series mapping the past 100 years at the University 01 eerge Mass consumption, questions shape '50s i f The Michigan Daily, May 1954 These headlines appeared on the front page of The Michigan Daily on May 11, 1954, - the day after the University fired two professors who refused to cooperate with a federal inquiry into their political beliefs....…

…le di9 nDfigl Monday, May 17, 1999 One hu dred eihtyears ofeditorealfreedom Never- ndi ng scandal A car accident nvolving five University men' >asketball playersiand see prospect vparks athletic department nternal inquiry because the ehicle was valued at an excess f $30.000 -The thletic Department admits he mens' basketball program iolated two minor NCAA regulations °s a result of contact between >layers and booster Ed Martin. The E U hir...…

…2 - The Mi higan Daily --,Monday,. 17 1999 AAPD Continued from Page 1 question this year by many students because of increased raids on fraternity and house parties. Chief Ent responded to these criti- cisms by stating the raids followed com- munity standards. "All of the actions were within policy;" Ent said. "We didn't do anything illegal or immoral" Many believe the death of LSA first- year student Courtney Cantor caused the AAPD to later ...…

…Monday, May 17, 1999 - The Michigan Daily 3 Bishop speaks about book controversy By Michael Grass ilv News Eitor Since the release of his book, "Why Christianity Must Change or Die," a year ago, Episcopal Bishop John Shelby Spong has caused a great stir among some members of the 'hristian faith. Last Thursday, 125 area residents. members of the clergy, and curious readers of the Newark, N.J. bishop gathered at St. ndresss Episcopal Church to ...…