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…R - The Michigakailv - Thursdav. Janua 20. 2005 0 L.0 - ,,, , IT IwInbuII v--411y - IIIUI %AUJ, Ju1IUMI j &.v, 4C-w%~ :XERCISE mtinued from page 5B o, students align their senses with ture through meditation. They 11 learn a deeper sense of concen- ition, sharpening one's focus. The 155 is free. Salsa In addition to the mini-courses, idents can find a great alternative urce of exercise through a pro- am called MSalsa. "MSalsa class is a ve...…

… Wednesday April 20, 2005 arts. michigandaily. com artspage@michigandaily.com ARTS 11 . . ........... Jones spreads Houston's sound By Evan McGarvey Daily Music Editor When the camera isn't focused on the two stars of the 2001 music video for Ludacris and Jer- maine Dupri's "Welcome 2 Atlanta," you can make out clusters of people Mike Jones lurking in the background. Look hard. Who is Mike Even among the video's massive club Jones? and s...…

… ARTS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 20, 2005 - 11 i UUur esy UI uins Gat eFims "I'm sorry I lied and said I was Kevin Dillon." Heated social drama captivates on DVD AIDING AMERICA ALL-STAR CONCERT CONTINUES TO BENEFIT U.S. FARMERS By Uoyd Cargo Daily Arts Writer At Bob Geldof's Live Aid concert in 1985, Bob Dylan remarked on stage, "Wouldn't it be great if we did something for our farmers right Farm Aid here in America?" Not...…

…0 That groupie love Between the Sheets j Sex Column By Brooke Snyder - -- -- - ~ - r - r - -'- .rsa A6 miE DAILY DISH Prof calls for diversity in te Ralph Williams, EngliE By Doug Wemert | Daily Maga qty Cent and G-Unit have them. Every conceivable rock star has f them. Kobe Bryant undeniably has them. Even the average fraternity, ' sorority and campus celebrity has a few, here at the University. They abound at clubs, concerts, and red ...…

…Monday June 20, 2005 sports.michigandaily.com sports@michigandaily.com l RiTiigS ilg 11t- wz- it M 'Nine i4 < Y :d 4 topsy- turvy season hard to explain PETE SNEIDER ON SOFTBALL Even Sean Salisbury would have a tough time breaking this season down - but let's try. Michigan opened its season with a pair of victories over Georgia and North Carolina, two teams boasting top-10 rankings. Heading into their conference schedule, the Wolverines we...…

…4B - Th~,1ichigan Daily - Thurac~ January 20, 2005 U V V V V V i 4B - Thgichigan Daily - Thurso January 20, 2005 a 0 0 0 0 w MOVING UP HEALTH AND FITNESS CLASSES CATER TO STUDENTS Fad diets offer no real solutions By Nikki Black For the Daily Too much turkey, candy binges and the "freshman 15" worries can send students swarming to the gym. The University has many options for stu- dents, faculty and other members of the community to ...…

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…September 20, 2005 sports. michigan daily. com sports@michigandaily.com PRSCigt ilg 0 12 Freshmen duo shows it's ready, already By Gabe Edelson Daily Sports Writer The Michigan receiver caught the ball near the left sideline and quickly moved away from the cornerback attempting to tackle him. After eluding the initial defend- er's shaky grip and running to the outside, he juked his next obstacle, the free safety, to the inside. The Wolver...…

…S-~ - -..- -* -~ -~- -- - - - - - - - '_ _ ... _, _0 _W "As a gay student, it can be intimidat- ing, being predominantly surrounded by straight men. I guess having a co-ed envi- ronment can be comforting," Wright said. But LSA and Music senior Andy Papas, who said his freshman room- mate was OK with his sexuality, but that the two had a "conflict of personalities," still said he would not want to live with a girl or in a hall of only gay ...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 20, 2005 Captains aim to ease freshmen's transition 4 By James V. Dowd DailySports Editor Come October at Yost Ice Arena, you might have to look twice to make sure you're cheering for the right team. The graduation of 10 seniors from the defending CCHA champions means there's going to be a lot of new faces wearing the Maize and Blue out on the ice and hanging around the Michigan locker room. Talent-wise...…

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… ARTS The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 20, 2005 - 13 SOUNDS OF SUMMER ALBUM-RICH SEASON OFFERS EVERYTHING ? Expansion pack adds life to 'Doom 3' SUM M ER MUSIc P RviEw O nce the distractions of daily life (read: school) fade from our collective subcon- scious, summer feels like a time of end- less pauses and waning afternoons. Unless, of course, you're the least bit interested in music. The summer of 2005 promises pockets of exciteme...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 20, 2005 -13 Conference collisions Familar foes Iface off as conference play begins By Mike Rothman and Max Sanders For the Daily Saturday is a day for clean slates as con- ference play begins throughout the college football nation. While Big Ten powerhouses Michigan, Ohio State and Iowa rebounded triumphantly from week two nonconference disasters, Michigan State propelled itself into the Associated Pr...…

… -.e-- -1. 0 Protecting Junior ome parents are just abso- lutely crazy," LSA alum Jeff Souva said. "And some are totally fine." Souva, a short, smiley guy with a genial voice who had been a part of almost every gay organization on campus, remembered his experience working for University Housing while coordinating summer orientation and working in campus outreach. "Parents would call up and would just be so freaked by the fact when their st...…

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…Wednesday April 20, 2005 sports. michigandaily. com sportsr@michigandaily. cam ReTidigS il PORI 14 r Kf>' ^Blue rolison, a °routsaEagles Daiy potsWrte *1 TONYDING/Daily The Michigan baseball team will play the first night game in the program's history on Friday. M' Nine ready for primetime Ohio State at Michigan Friday, 7:05 p.m.E The Fish ESPN Complacency can kill a team. When the No. 1 Michigan softball team took the field yesterday at...…

…14 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Riley on verge of record s[', By David Spielman Daily Sports Writer When the No. 8 Michigan field hockey team records its next victory, junior goalkeeper Beth Riley will pick up her 36th career victory and pass Katie Oaks to become the all- time winningest goalie in the pro- gram's history. Fittingly, the squad's next chance to secure the record for Riley is in Columbus against its most de...…

… ' I 0 0 F I NDING A PLACE I N THE w' O I Beyond ordinary roommate quarrels and bad food, LGBT students tackle the trials of the dorm experience By Aymar Jean I Daily Staff Writer hree years ago, then- freshman Adam Lewis was trapped. After a night of drinking, his roommate was hook- ing up with a girl in the next bed. And this was in close quarters - a double in Mary Markley Resi- dence Hall. Lewis tackled the situatio...…

… The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 20, 2005 -15 Seniors look back on four years at'M' A LEXANDER DZIADOS::Z/Daily The Michigan women's rowing team is supported by the Open Water Club, a group of parents that travel around the country to watch the team compete. Open Water Club aims to buy tank By Sara Livingston Daily Sports Writer They're the ones whose voices are hoarse for days from yelling "Let's Go Blue" as loud as they can. They're...…

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