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…I October 21Copyght 90 Vol. CI., No.19 Ann Arbor, Michigan -Tuesday, Otbr2, 1990 The Michigan Daly Bush *criticizes Iraqat U.N. UNITED NATIONS (AP) - President Bush said yesterday that *Iraq and its leaders must be held li- able for "crimes of abuse and destruc- ion" in the takeover of Kuwait. But he also suggested to Baghdad that an unconditional military withdrawal could help speed an end to the Arab- Israeli conflict. Bush, in a speech b...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 2,1990 4 FREEDOM Continued from page 1 is a momentum for freedom in Eastern Europe and there are favor- able reactions for freedom from the west," he said. . The organization has received most of its signatures from college students in the United States. Folley explains two reasons for this outcome. "College students-because of their studies-are up on world af- fairs more than those people in the w...…

…s The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, October 2, 1990 - Page 3 SSpeaker: Soviet Jewry will transform Israel by Lee Shufro "The story of our generation" and "the start of a new chapter" are two descriptions Moshe Fuchs used to describe the developments in the So- viet Union's new policy regarding the emigration of Soviet Jews to, Israel. Fuchs, who works at the Israeli Consulate in Chicago, spoke as part of a series of discussions sponsored by Stud...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 2, 1990 hie IR'0* a a it Rdifan al EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 _ PB2A F AN j> 'QLi vJ> Winer) M- c-.ot1eS 5-1D .)rodent crcv~rS Follow me gLAyS. X t6s*nK jf5 +6is way. N Q, Look out yo'r) NOAH FINKEL Editor in Chief DAVID SCHWARTZ Opinion Editor Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Boa...…

…I ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, October 2, 1990 Evil tenants are annoying too Page 5 by Jon Bilik It's so clear with some movies that the screenwriter's former occupation relates in some significant way to the story being told - lawyers- turned-screenwriters expose the injustice of the legal system, and former inmates lend a crude verisimilitude to tales from the inner sanctum of the prison walls. Unfor- tunately, the expertise that succ...…

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 2, 1990 764-0557 LOST & FOUND FOUND: Red framed glasses, 1 lens prescription. On Diag, 9/27, Call 998-1699. LOST: Set of 3 keys on blue and white key chain at MLB-Call 764-8743. FOR SALE 1 PRINCE THUNDERSTICK Racket is unused. $175/NEG Damon, 995-9209. 1990 CANNONDALE Road Bike, 52 cm, Like new, Shimano 105 group, Clipless pedals, $800 new, $475 firm, 747-6920. BICYCLE: Men's Schwin Sprint 10 spd....…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 2, 1990 - Page 7 Lay your hands on *this museum by Susan Uselmann I magination, involvement, and fun - these are three of the ideas which create the atmosphere of Ann Arbor's .Hands-On Museum. A place for wfamily entertainment as well as education, the concept of the mu- seum is to provide a link between science, technology mathematics, art, natural history and people. Located in the renovated firehouse a...…

… SPORTS The Michigan Daily AS pres am 4 Vrgi 5.Au'un .2 Tuesday, October 2, 1990 ted S ~ord 00 10 *020.... 04 0-2 Banged Up! Page 8 MICHIGAN SPORTS bundu* Injuries pile up as fast as score vs. Terps ,. .,. M' kickers fail to .K.ebrask 4 04 US 31 2 C~m~n 41 ~1TeA&M3 4 IS S nu 25o Azn 3 Other re n . Wyom LU I - -r SPORTS INFORMATION Michigan inside linebacker John Milligan stares at the opposing offense intently. The senior co-c...…

…4 9uuu~; , NI TODAY Early showers; High: 77, Low: 55. TOMORROW Sunny; High: 68, Low: 47. 1£..*& WILT/Al Find the Holy Grail. See ARTS Page 5. One hundred and one years of editorial freedom Vol. CII, No.3 Ann Arbor, Michigan- Wednesday, October 2,1991 Applications flood Rackham, nation's grad schools * by Erin Einhorn Rackham Director of Graduate Admis- eight schools in the University of Cali- reported 10 to 15 percent increases. dents they...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 2, 1991 GRAD Continued from page 1 Some, like D'Arms, think it does. "The uncertain character of the economy has made entry level jobs for B.A.'s more chancy," D'Arms said. "There are fewer jobs out there. Until the economy changes, the people who might otherwise have gotten jobs are postponing them by doing graduate work." Having witnessed the difficul- ties involved with job hunting, Er- hardt s...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 2, 1991 - Page 3 Alumnus tries to launch third political party Centerpartyfounders want to offer alternative to traditionalpartisan lines by Uju Oraka The University is famous for be- ing the place where the Peace Corps and teach-ins got their start. And if University alumnus Daniel Stewart has his way, it will also be known as the birthplace of America's first third political party - the Center Party. At...…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 2, 1991 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan ANDREW K. GOTTESMAN Editor in Chief STEPHEN HENDERSON Opinion Editor a..,,..______ ...,.k . ... Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. . Y ". J"r...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Mork and Starman Wednesday, October 2, 1991 Page 5 search for Holy Grail r- The Fisher. King 1 artistic consistency, The Fisherl dir. Terry Gilliam "King,while not devoid of any merit, is ultimately disappointing. As the medieval legend goes, the by Brent Edwards Fisher King is the guardian of the Holy Grail who loses it after be- Director Terry Gilliam is a man coming blinded by betrayal and de- with visions. As...…

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 2, 1991 r " 9 ........... F... R....A L..........,. ::::. ::::: : CAD SYSTEM w/ digitizer & Laserwriter Plus. Extra 24 pin printer & equipment $3500/best. 995-9812/message. DENON STEREO, receiver, tape deck, & 2 speakers. 1 year old. $1400 when new, will sell for $1000. 662-3912. FOR SALE 19" Color TV w/ antenna $100 -Refrig. 28"x 20"x 18" $75 -Lg. Pierl Popazan Chair w/ Cushion $75 -Donna Saks-...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 2, 1991 - Page 7 a 1 1 Air force base scheduledto close; toxic waste lingers WASHINGTON (AP) - The said in a letter accompanying the re- Pentagon unveiled a timetable yes- port. "We are committed to ensur- terday for closing down Paul B. ing the transition is smooth and Wurtsmith Air Force Base by timely." September 1993, but said it may take Of particular concern to many many years to clean polluted ...…

…Page 8-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 2, 1991 Bogosian quit drugs, loves kids by Mary Beth Barber We know you were on pins and needles. Will Eric Bogosian make a pass at the reporter? And how does he feel about children? And when will we find out? Well, here it is: Part Two of the lengthy, post summer-show interview with Bo- gosian, verbose performance artist and star of the upcoming concert film Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll. Daily: Have...…

…Men's Soccer vs. Michigan St. Today, 4 p.m. Mitchell Field The Michigan Daily sthe great scheduling debate still unsolved SPORTS ( Wednesday, October 2, 1991 Volleyball vs. Ohio St. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Keen Arena Page 9 Men's soccer looks to upend Spartans by Theodore Cox Daily Football Writer This week's Michigan-Iowa game should end two big debates. ne, who has the better football am. Two, which scheduling strat- egy is better to enter th...…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 2, 1991 Griddes Victorious Ryder Cup captain Dave Stockton hopes to continue his streak with a Griddes victory. Send your picks to 420 Maynard by Friday at 5 p.m. Michigan at Iowa Michigan State at Indiana Wisconsin at Ohio State Minnesota at Illinois Purdue at Northwestern Syracuse at Florida State Oklahoma State at Miami Arizona at Washington Oklahoma at Iowa State Clemson at Georgia Notre Dame...…

…OPINION 4 Don't want a code of conduct? Guess what? You already have one. The debate over the "proposed" code may all be for naught since the administration made up its mind long ago. * dmmAJ -w Most students idea of fun in the sun cernters around spring break vacations. But for the engineering students designing Michigan's solar car, the pursuit is a full-time activity. The Michigan football team begins its bid to capture a fifth straight B...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 2, 1992 PEROT Continued from page 1 my race" regardless of Perot. "I think my fight is with George Bush." Clinton said he got into the race "because I believed we couldn't af- ford four more years of George Bush and trickle-down economics. I still believe I have the best eco- nomic plan." Perot said his fight was with both parties, and a political system that has allowed the economy to deteriorate. "...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2,1992 - Page 3 I Students .meet to plan code r tests by Andrew Taylor Daily Staff Reporter Controversy about the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities, more commonly known as "the code," brought a dozen students together last night for a "mobilization meeting" to organize an opposition to the proposed policy. ."The opportunities for dissent have been slowly whittled away (by the administration...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2,1992 Jbe Mtrbigau 1 ai l- N I K-. ~l - - --* 'I,- " 1 1, " N I I I , T XT / / jj ' ^i I 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 764-0552 Editor in Chief MATTHEW D. RENNIE Opinion Editors YAEL CITRO GEOFFREY EARLE AMITAVA MAZUMDAR Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan r Unsigned editorials represent a mwjority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cart...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2, 1992- Page 5 'U-M solar car team prepares by David Rheingold Daily News Editor The school that came up big Down Under is doing it again. A team of more than 100 U-M students is building a solar-powered car that will compete in two upcoming races. The car, called Maize & Blue, will be unveiled in January at the North Ameri- can International Auto Show in Detroit. From there, it will journey from Dallas ...…

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 2, 1992 t A CI LASSIFIED ADS 764-0557." ................. LOST AFRICAN NECKLACE on 9/18 on Liberty between Fourth and Main. Metal beads on black string. Call 668-1392. LOST CAT: Ribbons was lost from her home in the Geddes-Arboretum area Sunday Sept. 13. She is a small, 3 yr. old, short- haired, beige Tabby-cat with prominent black markings and hazel eyes. Her 8 yr. old owner misses her. Plea...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2, 1992- Page 7 Chem building to re-open in '93 V. , .. V t~ r. by David M. Powers Students walking past the old Chemistry Building during the past year may have noticed danger signs and sounds of construction coming from within. However, building administrators say ren- ovations could end by April. The old Chemistry Building, erected in 1908, has been closed since May, 1991. U-M Vice President and Chie...…

… ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, October 2, 1992 Page 8 We have the technology Unique convert combines damzt ,s w flim by Alexandra Beller Computers store our memory; modern transit increases our speed; new medical techniques can even help us breathe or keep our hearts beating. Everywhere we look, tech- nology is being used to extend, adapt, and improve our bodies and minds. We may ask, sometimes, where we end and these modern in- strumen...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2, 1992- Page 9 Neglected *author recollects a colonial *:Barbados byJohn Morgan ___ George Lamming, a native of Barbados, certainly ranks among the most neglected writers of contemnpo- rary literature. i s works, especially his first novel, "In the castle of My Skin," (1953) are considered ground-breaking in that they have proven to the natives of the * Caribbean that their home land is something that ca...…

…Page 10 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2, 1992 4' ke p . ON q 0 V-0 IN Q okx $CX~~O\4~o° ~\C'~eXX ~v4$x(~O~ Yu Ae 74ta4 ( 7i /e o . OA7"u a z ea K 1OA tea ib~au.. h J; cam 2 elte 3F K 01 e r: i ' CHASE order to believes attract that in F or nearly, 200 years Chase has the best been the very be stin banking. And employees, we have to offer the opportunities. best thanks Uni~versl to employees 1 ity of M...…

…Men's and Women's Cross Country Football at Notre Dame Invitational vs. Iowa Today, 2 p.m. and 4:15 p.m. Tomorrow, 3:30 p.m. (ABC-TV) South Bend, Ind. Michigan Stadium The Michigan Daily Friday, October 2, 1992 Page 11 M' begins Drive for Five vs. Iowa Blue should overpower Hawkeyes by Jeni Durst Daily Football Writer QUARTERBACKS: STARTING quarter- back Elvis Grbac is back after sitting out two weeks with a sprained left ankle. Grbac...…

…Page 12- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2, 1992 Blue softball opens with exhibition games Spikers travel to B) d ~ trit~ 44£~3 4~U I! by Jesse Brouhard Although winter isn't too far away - it never is in Michigan - the women's softball team hopes to get some preseason practice this weekend against midwestern foes. The Wolverines will host three other clubs in an early season evaluator Sunday at the Varsity Diamond. The University o...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2, 1992- Page 13 Basketball Digest .begins hoops hype Soccer aims to kick some Butler, Illinois by Adam Miller Daily Basketball Writer Even though men's basketball practice doesn't begin for another month, the hype has already started. In the first of what will probably be many preseason accolades, the Basketball Digest 1992-93 College Basketball Preview hit area news- stands Wednesday proclaiming Michig...…

…Page 14- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2, 1992 SOCCER Continued from page 13 The Wolverines have relied upon the improved play of freshman Rick Weinberg. His all out hustle led to a number of scoring opportunities in the Schoolcraft game. The rookie's tenacious play on the offensive end has been a wel- comed surprise with the injuries to the veterans. Michigan's depth has shown through, as the younger players have picked up the slack. ...…

…v I * , ,_f *t ~ might: Mostly cloudy, low low 50s. amorrow: Rain likely in fternoon, high 65% One hundredfve years of editoraidfreedom Monday October 2, 1995 louse coi*ttee approves cutting direct student loans Senate committee has already approved plan to save more than $10 billion through various cuts y Ronnie lassberg aily Staff Reporter The House Economic and Educa- onal Opportunities Committee ap- roved a plan Thursday that wou...…

…nA *rk- AA..,L,..r.,.. r"%-:t., AA.....J..,. 11, a..h.. ON A AP1C A - Me ivcnigan uaiy - Monday, uctooer 2,1995 Oj Simpson jury could vote from hearts LOS ANGELES (AP)-In the world of TV viewers-turned-legal-experts in the 0.1; Simpson case, the term "jury nullification" is not yet part of the jar- gon. 'Bt it could become familiar if jurors who begin deliberations today decide to vote from their hearts instead of their minds. "Jury nullif...…

… LOCA;,a , IS 7 llllili/ The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 - 3A 'Good Morning America' host to speak at Rackham Charles Gibson, co-host of ABC's "Good Morning, America," will be speaking today at 4:30 p.m. in the Rackham Amphitheater. Gibson's presentation is the second in a yearlong series called"Changing in a World ofChange: The University and its Publics." Sponsored by the University's Of- fice of the President and faculty Sen...…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 420 Maynard AnnArbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 1 .1 MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES M. NASH Editorial Page Editors JiEs R. CHo0SIGN ON THE Dorn LiE W'i3at happens when t/he presidents batterkes run out.? Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other ar...…

… { j$ yThe Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 -5A Nicolas Hartwell to square Joffat ci council meetin By Maureen Sirbal Daily Staff Reporter The Ann Arbor City Council meets tonight to negotiate a contract for city administrator nominee Neal Berlin. However, these will not be run-of-the- mill negotiations. Instead, the meeting will be a face- off between two disagreeing council members. It will be a message to voters about the security ...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 LIVE W/ MICH. hoops phenom. on N. State; 1 room of a 4 bedroom house $350/ mo. For info. call Asher @ 665-8091. RE-RENT LUXURY 3-bdrm., delayed due to construction. Nicely fum. New bath & kitch. Close to campus, CCRB. Parking, 2-4 persons. 665-8825. ROOM FOR RENT near campus & downtown, $265 per month + util., laundry. 994-3586. 1988 HONDA Prelude SL. Loaded, great condition. $4295. 944-2230....…

…I , / The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 - 7A ROTC women: It's no Citadel at the.U By Kiran Chaudhri Daily Staff Reporter Imagine being the only female in your class. Now imagine being the only female in an entire school - and hav- ing to face such greetings as T-shirts saying, "1,952 Bulldogs and 1 Bitch." This is what Shannon Faulkner faced tast month when she entered the Citadel as the first female cadet in the school's 152-yea...…

…3A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 4 i a U communiy disagrees on importance o Serb airstrikes ly Joyce Barretto ment with as little combat as possible. ,or the Daily Jacobsen, however, suggested that With negotiations underway among through airstrikes, the United States "risks 3osnian factions, the debate over the becoming identified with one side of the iecessity of U.S. intervention contin- conflict,"increasingthechanceofat...…

…- - - , I W09 - t least 28 erish as tomi bits hilppes MANILA, Philippines (AP) -Tropi- 1 Storm Cybil slammed full-force into e heart of the Philippines before dawn sterday, cutting a wide swath of de- ruction and killing 10 more people. e death toll stood at 28. Packing winds of up to 60 mph, the orm caused widespread flooding that splaced thousands of residents, Winds toppled trees and electric sts, rendering many areas in Luzon, e country'...…

… Mind Readings and other illusions Author Heather Sweeney reads her unusual and esoteric narratives. Sam Hyde reads his urban stories of oddities and strange experiences. A good, unusual experience for all who attend. 8:30 p.m., Guild House, 802 Monroe Street, free. Call 481-9101 for more information. P -,U W October 2, 199 Moonlight' By Jennifer Pettinski For the Daily Is there nothing sexier than having Jon Bon Jovi paint your house butte...…

… The Michigan Daily - Monday,October 2, 1995 - 11A Formality'is anything but standard By Kate Brady For the Daily Before you go see "A Pure For- mality," there are afew things that you should NOT know about it. The most important thing to be ignorant of is the premise. Do not even look at the movie poster before you enter the theater. The less you know, the more interesting the movie will be. However, even if you fail to heed this advice, th...…

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…, .. .. .- . _ r - r ..- r r- w- s .r.- .. -I The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 - 13A RECORDS hutlnued from page u gya ere IAm >lyGram Records £lailingfromthebirthplaceofMotown, a is out hoping that abit of that Detroit irit will help her achieve musical suc- s and longevity. "Here I Am" is the Is name. "See me, love me" is Joya's oclamation. FeaturedonherCD'scover itI short, blonde-bleached hair, large xped earrings and wearing ...…

…14A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1995 J. Mascis plays it solo By Heather Phares Daily Arts Editor "Do the words Lynrd Skynrd mean anything to you?" a downright outgo- ing J. Mascis yelled to the sold-out crowd at the Blind Pig last Thursday. Much like Dinosaur Jr.'s body of work, Mascis' performance mixed the best of classic rock and punk rock. Ever since the "MTV Unplugged" became the domain ofaging rock mono- liths like Page a...…

… 1he Bfidign &It[ (2) Nebraska 35, Washington St. 21 (3) Florida 28, Mississippi 10 (4) Colorado 38, (10) Oklahoma 17 (5) Southern Cal 31, Arizona St. 0 Wisconsin 17, (6) Penn St. 9 (7) Ohio St. 45, (15) Notre Dame 26 (11) Virginia 35, Wake Forest 17 (12) Tennessee 31, Oklahoma St. 0 (13) Auburn 42, Kentucky 21 (14) LSU 2u, Sourn arolina 20 (16) Kansas St. 44, Northern Illinois 0 Georgia Tech 31, (17) Maryland 3 (18) Washington 26, Oregon St...…

…2B - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 2, 1995 VOLLEYD Blue pril in Iowa By Doug Stevens Daily Sports Writer Road wins are always hard to come by in Big Ten play. For this reason, it is that much sweeter when one comes your way. . Friday, the Michigan volleyball team (3-1 Big Ten, 9-5 overall) had to over- come the lasting effects of a heart- breaking loss to Michigan State, a trip to Iowa City, and the unfamiliar atmo- s...…

… I I L !LIORLTk~reniav Coluimn.~ I The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 2. 1995 - 3B Angels win, force one-game playoff RYAN WHITE White on Target Wo's in charge of this wholeAP poll thing, anyway.? An open letter to the Associ- ated Press: Dear keepers of the college football poll, I write you with a simple request -I want a vote. Now, I know you don't just give these things out. In actuality, you have begun keeping an ...…

…4B - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 2, 1995 s v .._. _ _.. _ _ 'M' rugby plays two ins two at Michell Fiel By Donald Adamnk For the Daily The Michigan women's rugby team posted two big wins this weekend. Saturday, the Wolverines chalked up a 7-5 victory over the Ann Arbor Club team, and followed it with a 7-0 whitewash of Windsor. These two victories came in one of their last tune-ups before the Midwest Regional. The An...…