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…4B - The Michigan Daily - WzAsie, c. - Thursday, January 18, 1996 X1-TECH ~hNT% On Broadway, the year of the diva By Melissa Rose Bernardo Daily Theater Editor If there was a trend to be found on Broadway this year, it was big, bold, and female. She wore everything from a tux- edo to a turban, descended staircases, waltzed with both men and women, went mad, proved her sanity, and rose to un- touchable heights. In her honor, I dub 1995 the Y...…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 18, 1996 * ie Midigan Palig 420 Maynard Street MICHAEL ROSENBERG Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editor in Chief Edited and managed by V JULIE BECKER students at the JAMES M. NAsA University of Michigan Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Dailv's editorial board. All other articles, letters, and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opini...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wt 4 t e. - Thursday, January 18, 1996 - 5B OOKS ontinued from Page 18 (Houghton Mifflin) a tale of a won- erfully outrageous ex-puppeteer, vhich won the National Book Award ction. The poetry Award went to tanley Kunitz for "Passing Through" Norton). Meanwhile, the Pulitzer cople actually made a good choice this ear, honoring Carol Shield for her su- >erb character study in "The Stone Dia- ies" (Penguin). Not all novelist...…

…1 aJ1eictdII~ankl Four more say yes to Michigan The Michigan football team has received four more verbal commitments for next season, raising its total to 13, the Detroit News reported Tuesday. Dion Grubbs, a running back from Detroit Cooley, and South Lyon punter Cory Sargent will don the Maize and Blue next fall. The Wolverines have also secured a pair of Texans: Thomas Hendricks, rated one of the nation's top safeties, and defensive linema...…

…68 - The Michigan Daily - W ee. 4, ~e. - Thursday, January 18, 1996 fie, Gabriel Byrne (second from right) was one of "The Usual Suspects." FILM Continued from Page 1B Joshua Rich 1. "Crumb" 2. "Leaving Las Vegas" 3. "Carrington" 4. "The Usual Suspects" 5. "Clockers" 6. "Unzipped" 7. "Toy Story" 8. "Nixon" 9. "Seven" 10. "Smoke" In a year when there was no "Schindler's List" or"Pulp Fiction," no one outstanding film that clearly stood out ...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Wu tU. - Thursday, January 18, 1996 -7B i 4 4- A. A weekly listing of who's where, p a a S w what' happening and why you need to be there... 'p F I L M T H E A T E R First-Run Films FILMS OPENING: Dead Man Walking Like, Susan Sarandon stars as the nun who counsels, like, this gnarly murderer Sean Penn guy on death row. Right on, dude! At Showcase: 1:20, 4:20, 7:25, 10:10, 12:30. From Dusk Til Dawn Quent...…

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…v 18. 1996 BREAKING BOUNDARIES ~rur~ -< Kristen has been a valued employee at McDonald's for the last 5 1/2 years. She has won Employee of the Month and Employee of the Week recognition. Five days a week, she makes chicken fajitas, salads and apple pies in addition to her cleaning duties. In 1991, Kristen and Chris Fattori met a Homecoming Dance and have been dati ever since. "She's a fascinating woman an think of her as loving and caring...…

…8A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 18, 1996 HOSPITAL Continued from Page 1A lies in circumstances like those on the panel. Clinton and the panel discussed the problem of obtaining insurance with pre-existing conditions, lack of funds for aging children with chronic conditions, lack of insurance payment for home care and the rapidly growing number of uninsured Americans. Clinton suggested health care reform might include pool- ing peo...…