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…The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 2,1993-- Page 9 Russian hard-liners question weekend talks with Clinton MOSCOW (AP) - Hard-line Russian lawmakers are criticizing * President Boris Yeltsin's weekend summit with President Clinton and warning that Western aid is aimed at the wrong target. "How will America help us? With more promises? It is very sad President Clinton is trying to help our president," said Gen. Anatoly Kortunov, a member of t...…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily- Friday, April 2,1993 0 Envotech seeks to construct incinerator close to campus by Mike Goecke Daily Staff Reporter Washtenaw County's. Augusta Township may soon become the hazardous waste capital of the Midwest. Envotech, a waste management company, is seeking permission to build a $160-million industrial de- velopment that would handle hazardous waste. The proposed site would house a high-tech hazardous waste la...…

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… ARTS David Newman asks, 'Why is this man laughing?' by Alison J. Levy David Newman is most likely the only man who has ever made Warren Beatty impotent. Even with his credits as aDaily film columnist, Esquire jour- nalist, premiere phrase-maker, screen- writer and director, this is quite possibly his greatest achievement. Don't get the wrong idea. It was Newman's screenplay (co-written with Robert Benton) for the famous "Bonnie and Clyde" ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 2, 1993- Page 13 De Niro redeems Fox with 'Tribeca' by Sarah Weidman Fox Television, in conjunction with Robert De Niro's Tribeca productions, has reached beyond Beverly Hills and Melrose Place. Instead, we travel to a small part of New York City - to "Tribeca." The premiere was last Tues- day at9 pm, and the series kicked off by stepping into the world of Marty (Larry Fishburne), an NYC cop whose older brothe...…

…Men's Volleyball Men's Basketball vs. Notre Dame v.Knuk f Tomorrow, 1 p.m. Tomorrow, 8:15 p.m. (CBS) Keen Arena SOT New Orleans TeMc iga Dily Fid, Arl2,199 9 . kills stronghWolverinesstar K bbysBrett Forrest s.kind.of team'"we really needed tof take out of the gamewE 4. i1> f 1,403wasin atenanceat he pushBradeyRen- ame¢Butat :54^frtewseondperid, olveinede- overtime,^heading into the fina peridhar ihgnmad t - fr , k ~ . Th W lvriesan Bac Bar bt...…

…The Michigan Daily-- Friday, April 2,1993 - Page 15 A game is a game is a game Playerscoaches say that basketball is the same in every city by Ken Davidoff Daily Basketball Writer The Michigan men's basketball team's NCAA Championship semifinal match against Kentucky Saturday night will be more than a battle between the two schools' playing and coaching styles. Showcasing play- ers from around the country - including New Yorker Jamal Mashbu...…

…Page 16-The Michigan Daily- Friday, April 2,1993 'M'9women's tenms team prepares for stretch run by Tim Spolar Daily Sports Writer For the third time this year, the Michigan women's tennis team heads South for a non-conference road trip. After taking a beating at the hands of Florida State and South Florida followed by a consolation ti- tle at the Rice Invitational, the Wol- verines' matches at North Carolina and Richmond this weekend will de...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 2,1993 - Page 17 Blue baseball looks for consistent play Men's lacrosse cruises past Motor City, 9-6 by Brett Johnson Daily Baseball Writer Halfway through the season the Michigan baseball team has played with the consistency of lumpy tomato sauce. Tomorrow and Sunday, the Wolverines (0-4 Big Ten, 5-18 overall) will take on Purdue (1-3, 17-5) in back-to-back doubleheaders and will attempt to get on track. ...…

…Page 18 --The Michigan Daily-- Friday, April 2,1993 0 m doors open FREE T SHIRTS to first 1,000 people CHEER with Michigan Cheerleaders LIVE MUSIC 0:1.0im FOOD pizza $2, everything else $1 IM N US! 00,l ,. mums- W4 I ", N A F I 7/Y FREE ADMISSION no ticket needed i REPA KN [SHUTLE BS to & from Crisler Arena 0 immediately following the game MOREINF 763-INFO 01 …

…eh+ r a, low around 370. omorrow: Chance of rain, igh around 460. 21v41 Un'11 One hundredfve years offeditorialfreedom Tuesday April 2, 1996 n -.m t ederal dept Stephanie Jo Klein )aily Staff Reporter After last month's discovery of a large-scale omputer error that delayed almost 1 million nancial aid applications, the U.S. Department of ducation is approaching its goal of processing 11 of the forms received this year. an effort to make ...…

…I 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 2, 1996 Protesters blame Isrel for police raid NATION/WORLD Ls Angeles Times NABLUS, West Bank - The hun- dreds of police officers who stormed a rally at Al Najah University over the -weekend were very clearly Palestin- -ans under the authority of Yasser Arafat. But the students striking in protest here yesterday blamed the raid on Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres. Peres is pushing Arafat to cra...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 2, 1996 - 4 Vandal attack store, hide in restaurant The Ann Arbor Police Department detained two youths Saturday night in connection with a robbery at Bill's Mar- ket on Packard Street. AAPD officers were called to the grocery store to apprehend five youths who were taking items from the store. According to an AAPD report, the teen-agers entered the store and walked around talking. Some of the...…

… 4- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 2, 1996 llie S rI(igiau ?§acg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in Chief ADRIENNE JANNEY ZACHARY M. RAIMI Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the ...…

… fw iliga ?dl Visiting writer bings love and soul Alan Williamson, author of "Love and the Soul," reads from his poetry at 4 p.m. today at the Rackham Amphitheatre. It's part of the University Visiting Writers' Series and it's free. Call 764-6296 for more information. Tuesday April 2,1996 London's liter By Dean Bakopoulos Daily Arts Editor The British press had a field day when Martin Amis, one ofthe best novelists working today, published...…

… 6 -The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 2, 1996 4 BDRM. APT on Division near Williams. Heat, water, parking, laundry. $1400 Fall lease. Call 668-2817. 4 BDRM. WOODLAWN: Near I.M. Bldg. for 4-5, prkg. & Idry. $1225. 741-0170 or 071-3516 909 CHURCH, THE ABBEY. Great 2 bedroom bi-levels. Price for group of 3 or 4. All new furniture. Available for Fall '96. Call 761-8000. ACROSS FROM THE B-SCHOOL Lg., nice rms. avail. May to May w/ldry. at 1012...…

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…8 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 2, 1996 NOFX Heavy Petting Zoo Epitaph With their slamming Cal-punk and the coolest cover art in a long, long time, NOFX has returned once again to bless the world with their presence. "Heavy Petting Zoo," the irreverent punk band's sixth and latest release covers all the ground of earlier NOFX albums and much, much more. The best thing about the album is you can easily judge it by its beautiful paint...…

…p Dolan, Marshall receive accolades Michigan swimmer Tom Dolan and gymnast Wendy Marshall were named the Big.Ten Athletes of the Month in their respective sports. Dolan qualified for the U.S. Olympic team, winning three events at the Olympic trials last weekend. Marshall was named the 1996 Big Ten Gymnast of the Year after leading the Wolverines to their conference record-tying fifth consecutive league title Saturday. Tuesday April 2, 1996 ...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday,_April 2, 1996 Smith, Michigan hope to catch Penn State in Happy Valley By Mark Snyder Daily Sports Writer Home plate is where the heart is - at least for the Michigan softball team. Catcher Jennifer Smith is one player that is important to the Wolverines' success and has made the difference for Michigan in the young Big Ten season. Smith, a junior, leads the Wolver- ines to Happy Valley this afternoon as Mi...…

…s 76-DAILY dvertlsing: 764.0554 Wll f*4v *ri One hundred sixyears ofeditorWfreedom Wednesday April 2, 1997 101 CV1 li.$ o I ~ rovost Machen said he would manent su James Dude like to leave when "Bernie h term ends. in an extrao the Univers r Kamins Currently nd Katie Wang are working ily Staff Reporters senior a Provost J. Bernard Machen, the Bollinger v niversity's second-in-command, told struct his o' e Michigan Daily yesterday that h...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2, 1997 NATION/WORLD i MSA Continued from Page 1 approved to appoint SNRE Rep. Karie Morgan as MSA treasurer. Newly elected LSA Rep. Jason Korb proposed a resolution that urges admin- istrators to extend the hours of the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library. "What this does is basically ask the library administration to extend their hours by at least an hour," Korb said. The assembly then passed a resolu- ...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -- Wednesday, April 2, 1997 -3 Thriller time Casino money to fund education w : Fire destroys Washington research lab A fire destroyed a research laborato- ry at the University of Washington last week, causing more than $500,000 in damage and wiping out several pro- jects, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported. Officials said the blaze was caused by an unattended hot plate. left on the top floor of a f...…

…I 4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2, 1997 bt~e £kIignx ?&ili 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed byi students at the University of Michigan JOSH WHITE Editor in Chief ERIN MARSH Editorial Page Editor NOTABLE QUOTABLE 'Men or women, that doesn't matter. We're trained as Marines, to rise above any situation of male-female. All we see Is another Marine.' - Pvt. Leon Nicholas, in response to Monday's decision t...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2, 1997 - 5 Clinton urges FCC to keep liquor ads off TV Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - President Clinton, saying he was "greatly disap- pointed" by the liquor industry's deci- sion to end a voluntary ban on broad- cast advertising last year, yesterday called on the industry to retain the ban and asked the Federal Communications Commission to explore ways to keep liquor ads off television. "L...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2, 1997 -7 CHEAP 2 BDRM. APT., May - Aug. 1341 Geddes. Next to CCRB, laundry, parking, rent neg. Call 994-1064. CHEAP SUBLET AVAIL.: 3 bdrm., prkg., ld., A/C, tio, spiral staircase, great loc. $530 neg. Ca 663-0983. CHEAP SUMMER sublet on Thomn .Liberty & William. Nice place COVERED PARKING on S. University May-August. $35/mo. Call 764-7005. DOUBLE AVAIL. in house May-Aug. ldry. prkg. 1 Blk. to CCRB, HUGE...…

… I cuticNight at the Pig! Come on down to the Blind Pig for an evening of great folk music. Contemporary folk artist Jo Serrapere and Detroit's Sister Seed will be sure to entertain your inner-folk-self to the utmost degree. The Pig's doors open at 9:30. For more information, call 996- 8555. Wednesday April 2, 1997 8 Evercicar's Alexakis to play solo in Detroit For those of you who haven't figured this one out already, Art Alexakis is no B...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2, 1997 - 9 Abstract themes make 'Streets' solid I Kiran Nandalur fr'the Daily Michael Jordan. "Crime and Punishment.' "Citizen Kane." "EZ Streets?" It has become cliche to classify some- thing or someone as the best, but in Oe case of "EZ R Streets," only this .superlative can cap- ture the greatness of the show. The Wednesday night CBS program transcends the mundane drama of sappy and artificial shows...…

… MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MINNESOTA 7, Detroit 5 TEXAS 6, Milwaukee 2 Chicago White Sox 6, TORONTO 5 SEATTLE 4, NY Yankees 2 MONTREAL 2, St. Louis 1 CINCINNATI 11, Colorado 4 FLORIDA 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Philadelphia 3, LOS ANGELES 0 Pittsburgh 4, SAN FRANCISCO 2 SAN DIEGO 12, NY Mets 5 HOUSTON 2. Atlanta 1 PRO BASKETBALL Detroit 100, DALLAS 82 MIAMI 97, LA Clippers 87 New York 94, CLEVELAND 88 PRO HOCKEY St. Louis 1, DETROIT 1 Tampa Bay 1, PHILA...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2, 1997 -11 ears of frustration culminate in championship for Olson INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Arizona's last road trip was better than any vaca- tion Lute Olson could have imagined. With only one starter returning and a freshman at point guard, the Arizona coach figured early on it was safe for him and his wife, Bobbi, to take a vaca- tion this week. The week turned out like no other. Olson was flying back to T...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2, 1997 Fortson will test NBA waters CINCINNATI (AP) - All-America power forward Danny Fortson said yes- terday he will pass up his final year of eligibility at Cincinnati to enter the NBA draft. In his three college seasons, Fortson became the school's No. 2 all-time scor- er, trailing only Oscar Robertson, and one of the country's most dominant front-line players. The only thing he failed to do wa...…

…2% ia Untti sews: 76-DAILY dvertlsing: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editmor;lfreedom Thursday April 2, 1998 :11 i NOR M M icers to face Wildcats nBoston By Pranay Reddy Daily Sports Writer BOSTON - When the Michigan hockey team takes the ice today to face New Hampshire, expect the unexpected. How elsb can you describe an NCAA emifinal game between two overachiev- g teams that each defeated a pair of highly touted teams one week ag...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 NATION/WORLD ACTION Continued from Page 1A in support of affirmative action, includ- ing John Johnson, the executive director of the Detroit branch of the NAACP, sociology and Afroamerican studies Prof. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva and numerous University students. Johnson said "the eyes of the nation are on the University of Michigan" as well as the state in general, because of the recent lawsuits...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2.:1998 -IA ESEARCH Study links catastrophizing to early death A study conducted over time by psy- hology Prof. Christopher Peterson and olleagues concluded that males with the tendency to catastrophize about bad events are 25 percent more likely to die by the age of 65 than men with differ- ent outlooks. Peterson studied 1,182 subjects for their tendency to catastrophize, or seeing the bad i...…

…I 4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 clFb 31dt111gu g 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LAURIE MAYK Editor in Chief JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 - 5A W'hatever the weather .«: 77 . 4 h Y ! ' < 1 e 2 iz ,Fr Asian Pacific American month to celebrate history, culture at 'U' University community members will celebrate APA month this April By Rachel Edelman Daily Staff Reporter April marks the University's cele- bration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, featuring celebra- tions of APA history, culture and identity. ...…

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… 8A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 LOCAL/STATE La-Z-Boy d:lflventor "dies in M O N R O L , M ic h . (A l ) --- - E d w in Shoemaker lived the La-Z-Boy life to the very end. He- invented the plushly padded, rocking-and-reclining chair, and he died in one, slipping away after :settling in for a nap at the age of 90. But the man who left a legacy of leather-bound leisure was no lounger himself. "This is a guy that wanted to be...…

…Famiies of the live wii the Hartford Courant Sherry Cobb of Naugatuck, Conn., still feels the mix of grief, shock and fury that engulfed her eight years ago when her brother Ricky was accused of the murder of Julia Ashe. So when Cobb heard that Matthew Beck had killed four of his supervisors at the state's lottery headquarters before killing himself, and of the public apology Beck's father, Donald, offered, it summoned painful memories. She re...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 NATION/WORLD Guns are part of Arkansas culture Taking a gamble Gingrich proposes surplus transfers The Washington Post JONESBORO, Ark. - Freeman Brewer, a farmer who has owned guns most of his sixty-odd years, is per- plexed by news reports all but blaming last week's schoolyard killings here on the fact that the two young shooters had access to family guns. This is a state where 300,000...…

…rcoreboard PRO BASKETBALL DENVER 100 Mont Cleveland 92, UTAH 98, FLOR DETROIT 90. Portland 89 Caro Philadelphia 112. PRO HOCKEY NEW WASHINGTON 91 DETROIT 2, N.Y. ATLANTA 105, Colorado 0 Tamp Toronto 91 BUFFALO 4, Bost Boston 98, Los Angeles 0 N.Y. ORLANDO 87. San Jose 3, S L Milwaukee 106, PITTSBURGH 2 f., y +h p v'~ Ne Hampshi t itslownto adv h \wa (U-WRE -fw s. gpgs N Ii r f n thousands ofdaie an'fae. a'P its bownto a hocke ist our, thne r8a...…

…12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 Women'sY gymnasts ready to defend} top seed CENTRAL Continued from Page 11A We need to go into this competition prepared to perform gymnastics the. way we do in the gym," Plocki said. "We have to go in and hit our rou- tines in order to win, and we've already put Big Tens behind us." Last year, Michigan hosted the} regionals. During the competition, they broke the previous school record, post...…

… The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 - 13A Men's track joins with rival Ohio State to take on Pac-10 By Nick Koster Daily Sports Writer Kevin Sullivan knows what it feels like to be the center of attention. After all, the Michigan men's track and field team captain and NCAA champion has been in the spotlight since his freshman year at the University. But television is a dif- ferent story. The call came in to the Michigan track offic...…

…14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 M' women's tennis heads to Florida in search of upset By Drew Beaver Daily Sports Writer Things look like they're starting to come together for the Michigan women's tennis team. - After moments of streaky play and close losses, it looks like things are back on track for the Wolverines. 7Coming off back-to-back losses to lowly Purdue and a tough Notre Dame team, the Wolverines faced a potenti...…

…I The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 - 15A Softball overcomes weather, ?enn State, for y T.J. Berka Daily Sports Xtter When a team is on a hot streak, nothing can stop them. Whether it's subpar pitching, lack of hitting, baserunning errors trying to bring them down, it really doesn't matter. When a team is hot, it will win. With its 18th consecutive victory, the Michigan softball Dai overcame a foe that doesn't tend to lose very ...…

…16A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 No. 1Michigan St HOCKEY No. 4 Ohio Sate (31 5 4 No. 1 Boston Universiy New Hampshire NewHmsire No, 4 Wisconsin I (26=1311 No. S Yale (13-8-3) No. 3 Clakoo Ohio State -I 126-13=1) t.: No. 2 Boston, Co!ege N No4 2 .Noah Dakot \No. 5 New Hampshire _1 . (23-8-3) (25-875) Colorado V College a N No. 3 Mi( (301 chigan . v - a I Michigan No. 6 Colorado College No. 6 Pr...…

…16Ba The Michigan Daily Weeiend Magazine - Thursday, April 2, 1998 a a S S OUTDOORS Continued from Page 128 Haight said. The number of people going on trips varies according to the intensi- ty of the activity. Rock-climbing usually includes 8 to 10 people, because of the need for a smaller instructor-to-participant ratio. An activity such as hiking, however, can include an unlimited amount of peo- ple. Different skill levels are listed f...…

… V 2B -;The Michigan Daily Weekend Mag zPe - Typrsday, April 2, 1998 V V V V U U V V w The Michigan Daily Weeke R Voted yet? Daily's I It was the best of Ann Arbor, it was the worst of Ann Arbor, and you were there to see it all. Now, it's time to let the rest of the University know about a few of your favorite things on campus. From the best professor to the best place to go when in an altered state, Weekend, etc. Magazine est of A2 b...…