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…PERSPECTIVES The Michigan Daily Monday, November 20, 1989 Page 7 JOA: How do newspapers cover themselves? When I was a kid, I was fasci- nated by the video cameras that elec- tronics stores displayed in the malls. Once, the mall employee who ran one such display let me pick up a camera and film with it. I pointed the camera at the TV that displayed its output, wondering what it would look like to film in- finity. The employee grabbed the ca...…

…ARTS Monday, November 20, 1989 The Michigan Daily Page 8 n Poets write the body electric BY JAY PINKA TONIGHT, you'll hear the clash and clatter, the hum of hippo-shaped lights buzzing to mandarin tones of song over scalpels and cadavers, while altars are at- tended by a melancholy, romantic Robocop with Cana- dian non-confessionality. What's this? An opium-induced vision? Nope. It's a pre-Thanksgiving smorgasbord of superlatives to temp...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 20, 1989 - Page 9 REVIEWS Continued from page 8 Birdie brings back boppers Imagine a throwback to the W1950s when the days of rock 'n' roll idols, cool dudes with slicked hair and smooth moves and chicks with ponytails and boy-crazy minds pre- vailed. In Happy Days this scene worked well, but it didn't quite jell i the UAC-Soph Show production. o Bye Bye Birdie this past weekend. The show got off on the r...…

…a The University of Michigan Union November 20 to November 24,1989 GET YOUR OVERRIDE NOW! Project Community is a University of Michigan Service-Learning Course, offering students two to four credit opportunites in So- ciology 389 or Education 317. Attendance is required at a weekly 90-minute seminar, and you must also spend 2-6 hours per week in one or more of the following areas: Chemical Dependency Criminal Justice: Adult Corrections Court...…

…Sports Monday Trivia Who are the only two boxers to win five titles? Inside Sports 'M' Sports Calendar AP Top 20 Griddes Women's Basketball 'M' Swimming Bill Frieder's Arizona Escapades Get Rich Quick 'M' Football Volleyball Pro Football Monday 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 turn to the (For the answer, bottom of page 2) The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - November 20, 1989 M' Flies toward Pasadena Aerial attack helps Michigan keep jug, stay ahe...…

…01 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday-- November 20, 1989 Michigan Sports Calendar A compilation of Michigan sporting events and information for the coming week. Monday, November 20 Men's and Women's cross country, at the NCAA championships in Annapolis, MD, time TBA. Tuesday, November 21 No events scheduled. Wednesday, November 22 Volleyball at Michigan St., 7:30 p.m. Thursday, November 23 No events scheduled. Friday, November 24 Ic...…

…The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - November 20, 1989 - Page 3 Arizona's warmer weather has not fried Frieder...yet Richard Eisen by Taylor Lincoln Daily Basketball writer Bill Frieder now coaches in a new environment, but some of his old reputations have followed him West. He has already proven himself as a recruiter, and he has already found himself in a controversy. Always recognized for his uncanny recruiting prowess, Frieder brought...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - November 20, 1989 Thompson trounces through 'M' defense for over 100 yrds. by Adam Schrager Daily Football Writer MINNEAPOLIS - When Michigan coach Bo Schembechler talks about the Thompson tailbacks of the Big Ten, he approaches them in a different way. Indiana's Anthony Thompson, who is in contention for college football's greatest honor, The Heisman Trophy, receives numerous accolades fro...…

…The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - November 20, 1989 - Page 5 I M' gobbled up Spikers continue losing ways against Purdue and Illinois by Theodore Cox Daily Sports Writer The Michigan women's volleyball team was served another double kill on the road this weekend, as they easily fell to Purdue and then Illinois. The losses sent the Wolverines packing for Thanksgiving dinner. They have only one match left with which to improve on their ...…

…Page 6 -The Michigan Daily -Sports Monday - November 20,1989 No ublcatonwithout Repr esenai! No Pb l ] * c a t ~ on t at.err .:- . i ".... , p - November 29 and 30 the MSA Elections! Please v Student Tote for graduate and undergraduate student members to the Board for Publications. This advisory board helps coordinate the activities of The Michigan Daily, the Ensian, and the Gargoyle. Undergraduate Candidates (2 position...…

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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily -Friday, October 20,1989 Student- produced T show begins third season on Sunday morning by Sandhya Rao While most students sweat their way through midterms, a fortunate few are getting to use their talents in a more artistic fashion. These are the crew members, producers, scriptwrit- ers and above all, creators of 'B- Side', a monthly television show to be broadcast on the Ann Arbor Community Access channel and WIH...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 20, 1989 - Page 3 Senate folds flag *proposal WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate defeated a proposed constitu- tional amendment yesterday to ban burning and desecration of the Amer- ican flag, dealing a sharp rebuff to President Bush on an issue he had put in the spotlight. "We do not serve our national tradition by forcing Americans to make a false and unnecessary choice between the flag and the Constitu- tion,...…

…0 OPINION Page 4 Friday, October 20, 1989 The Michigan Daily ........ ... ........ ... be £ibigatu Dal Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Phony clinics victimize women Vol. C, No. 33 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 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. Raid strikes Be...…

…EDUCOM exhibits attract students By Diane Cook Daily Research Reporter Bidding farewell to the University, the EDUCOM '89 conference doors were opened to :students and University guests yesterday, ending a week of Computer and information tech- .nology demonstrations and seminars. "It's really our way of saying =thank you," said Kathy Schaible, fEDUCOM manager of corporate re- lations, who organized the exhibits. "As we've grown, the host inst...…

…Page 6 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 20, 1989 Judge sites increase of 'cocaine babies' in A2 KENNETH SMOLLER/ Daiy by Tara Gruzen Daily City Reporter Thirteen out of twenty-six babies born in Mott's Children's Hospital are addicted to cocaine, claimed Judge Judith Wood, the juvenile court judge for Washtenaw county, at Monday night's regular city council meeting. Wood, who addressed the city council as part of it's Anti-Sub- stance ...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, October 20, 1989 Page 7 Pretty darn quirky Peter Schickele is P.D.Q. Bach BY SHERRILL L. BENNETT always had that vein of ham," says Peter Schickele. "It's part of my genetic make-up." But when Mr. Schickele first performed his farcical music and stage show at New York's Town Hall in '65, he never dreamed he would return annually for the next 25 years as Professor Peter Schickele, a member of the musical...…

…01 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 20, 1989 RECORDS Continued from page 7 guess it's okay to read about such matters, as long as you don't have to look at them. But Ice-T has got to have the most R 'n' R record that rap has produced for awhile. Free- dom of Speech is a vaguely concep- tual album that revels in its own juices, courting controversy with re- bellion, then bathing in the mixture. The title cut boasts a cameo from J...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 20, 1989 - Page 9 Friends: A fair weather performance BY JAY PEKALA "Life is Like a Train" for the four lMurgundy-clad porters who wryly sing and tap dance the merry madri- gal from On the Twentieth Century. But the Musical Theatre Program's ,revue of works by Cy Coleman ti- *;tled If My Friends Could See Me Now is more like a low-flying plane. once off the ground, the vehicle re- mains in constant dang...…

…0 Page 10 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 20, 1989 C ASIFIE-D TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED IN t Vtd)igU Ug... .C ads cost $2.10/line for the first day, $.70/line for each additional consecutive day K ads must be placed by 11:00 a.m. the morning before publication K ads must be prepaid with cash, an in town check, or a money order K ads may be removed from publication, but there will be no refunds I LOST & FO u N r! .,- 1Oh rLY UU iN U...…

…Field Hockey vs. Iowa Today, 3 p.m. Tartan Turf SPORTS Volleyball vs. Illinois Tonight, 7:30 p.m. Varsity Arena The Michigan Daily Friday, October 20, 1989 Page 11 Somebody has to win: 'M' spikers face lowly Purdue by Jeff Sheran Daily Sports Writer The Michigan volleyball team concludes the first half of its Big Ten season this weekend when it hosts Illinois tonight and Purdue tomorrow night. The Wolverines (5-10 overall, 0-7 in the Big ...…

…Page 12- The Michigan Daily -Friday, October 20, 1989 Blue crew travels to Derrick Walker, Michigan tight end ar Wolverine charge into Iowa City to fac H1AWKEYES Continued from page 1 "The noise when it comes down to the field will be absorbed in the new grass," Schembechler joked. "It won't bounce off the artificial grass." Whether or not the fans throw things at Schembechler and company, or hoot and howl as if they were calling hogs to th...…

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…I :I 4 DT . " _EH_ _ ..... What's happening in Ann ,Arbor MFirst-run Film BLACK RAIN Michael Douglas, who w from the Streets of San Franci to the top of Wall Street, is now his way to the rough Tol underworld to track down an esca killer. Kate Capshaw co-stars in latest film from director Rid Scott. Rated R. At Briarwood week - 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7: 9:35). At Showcase (all week 12:00, 7:20, 9:55, Fri, Sat-12 a.m.). BREAKING IN A new ...…

… 9 ) Alex Continued from Page 7 74 Blasters bring back the basics with a bang By Mark Swartz Phil Alvin studies math. Com- municating in the language of num- bers, cotangents and calculus func- tions is as elementary to him as reading the funnies on Sunday. Re- cently, Phil earned a Masters in mathematics from the University of California-Long Beach. For this, Alvin had to put his hobby aside for awhile. Phil's hobby is singing for one o...…

…q9P #- f' . p q gx Cover Story Continued from Page 11 Chitty summed up the feelings. "The military is kind of like a fire department; you're kind of glad they're there, but hope they never come to your house." 'he attitude towards the University's ROTC program has changed considerably from what it was in years past. Almost 20 years ago, on February 1, 1970, a group of about 30 people stormed North Hall after a .protest march denouncing th...…

… v 1 0 74 GE T IT Violins, Vivaldi, & Vienna: A classical jam session -- - The Personal Column MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADS CARRY OUT MAIN CAA 665-60t j"' FREE DELIVERY MPUS ' iZzd NORTH CAMPUS 05 995-9101 Medium Round Pizza with Cheese and Choice of 2 Items. (Approx. 12") $6.95 One Coupon Per Person Not Accepted at Wiliam St. Restaurant or Dine In at Wl 0Cottage Inn Cate O 2.6Expires 1/1/90 Deep Dish Siciliar with Cheese I (Appr...…

…0 9 9 a The week the world ended twice Mind if I step inside for a mo- ment? See, there's this nomadic pack of cannibals outside, and... Thanks. Hey, love what you've done with the place. Me, I'd prefer a few old refrigerator boxes to a burned-out warehouse - more mo- bile, you know - but I guess we can't be too picky now that civiliza- tion has collapsed, right? You seem confused. I can't blame you; who could have seen it com- ing? Had...…

…U 19 w nior Navy Battalion Commnder David Derr. "There's the anxiety of being a freshman, out of the normal atmosphere. Most have little idea of what the military is like." "We ease them into military life," Gaul said. I7 he first lesson for the new cadet is getting used to a new hairstyle. "We take them all down to the barbers at once," explained Derr. The cut is the same for everyone: short. Women must keep their hair neat and above the bo...…

…I taanr Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. C, No. 10 Ann Arbor, Michigan -Wednesday, September 20, 1989 ea s* Hurricane Hugo devastates. thousands SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - National Guards with automatic rifles patrolled San Juan yesterday to prevent looting after Hurricane Hugo devastated the island, leaving tens of thousands of people homeless and causing food and water shortages. Hugo walloped thenortheastern part of the islan...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, September 20, 1989 Conference stresses global warming WASHINGTON (AP) - Global warming is the most serious of all environmental problems, Rep. Bob Traxler (D-Mich.) said yesterday in a speech prepared for the Earth Observations and Global Change Conference. At this conference, which dealt with how the nation should respond to changes in the world's climate and environment, Traxler called for the establis...…

… Vatican decides on Auschwitz convent VATICAN CITY (AP) - The Vatican said yesterday that a convent on the site of the Auschwitz death camp that has offended Jewish groups should be moved and that it would help pay to construct a new prayer center away from the camp. The statement from the Vatican's Commission for Religious Relations with Judaism was the first public declaration by the Roman Catholic Church hierarchy and clearly had the approv...…

…OPINION x Page 4 Wednesday, September 20, 1989 The Michigan Daily GEO: Organizin By the Steering Committee of the Graduate Employees Organization For over a decade, unionized teaching assistants at the University have struggled to improve their wages, benefits, working conditions, and level of respect. The Graduate Employees Organization (GEO) has been successful in recent years, win- ning salary increases, better health bene- fits, paid ...…

…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, September 20, 1989 - Page 5 POLITICS Continued from Page 1 ing service, and less money for non- campus projects in Central America. Success in influencing the ssembly seems likely for the College Republicans, with the Conservative Coalition now holding about one-third of the MSA seats. But while the Democrats and Republicans are focusing on specific issues this year, both groups say they are attracting people b...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 20, 1989 ClASSIFIED ADS 764 -05 57 DESrERA tELY SEtEKINU my glasses Wire-rimmed brown tortoise frames in a light gray Lenscrafters case. Lost between NS Aud & Liberty St. If found please call Michelle at 995-976 FOUND TIGER CAT in Central Campus area. Please call and describe. 665-9632. FOUND: Keys on Hill Street by Tappan. Call 761-7018. LOST: Airdale terrior, male. Larger 50 lbs. Brown...…

…ARTS Wednesday, September 20, 1383 The Michigan Daily Page 7 X000 t r P P \ k 3 The The Mind Bomb Epic Records Knock me down with a feather but I'll be damned if Matt Johnson doesn't look like just like Salman Rushdie on the record sleeve. You have to squint really hard, but with that bald head and that "I'm intense, creative and on the edge" look there's an unquestionable resemblance. And like The Satanic Verses, Mind Bomb brims over w...…

…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 20, 1989 Inventive Jackson sets Hill a-Blaze BY MICHAEL PAUL FISCHER FANCY lighting, elaborate set-designs, big hair... Joe Jackson doesn't need any of this stuff to put over his tunes on stage (usually). Instead, the man employs his killer instrumentalists in the most essential tactics through which a live show can offer something excit- ingly different from studio records: his no-overdu...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 20, 1989 - Page 9 Singles will keep disco spinning l G r 2 BY NABEEL ZUBERI AS vinyl disappears from the record emporia of America to be replaced by sterile compact discs, it's refreshing to see that the 12" single still comes out fighting, packing a wicked punch, and getting people back on the dancefloor. It's records like this that make me profoundly glad that I'm alive, and prove that DISCO DIDN'T...…

…Volleyball vs. Michigan State Tonight, 7:30 Varsity Arena SPORTS Football at UCLA Saturday, 8 p.m. ABC-television I The Michigan Daily, Wednesday, September 20, 1989 Page 10 Volleyball rookies add depth to rebuilding Blue squad Theodore Cox Daily Sports Writer As the Michigan women's volleyball team opens its Big Ten season tonight against Michigan State, it will have a different look. The squadhas added five first-year students wh...…

…The Michigan Daily --Wednesday, September 20, 1989 - Page 11 Frosh quarterbacks under pressure Unknown Bret Johnson forced Thrown into sticky situation, to follow Aikman's by Adam Benson Daily Football Writer Bruin quarterback Bret Johnson is waiting for top billing. In high school, he dominated the California Interscholastic Federation,. not losing any game he started at Mission Viejo's El Toro High in over two years, as well as gaini...…

…Page 12--The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, September 20,1989 St. Louis shuts out Expos, only 4out ST. LOUIS (AP) - Former Chicago Cub and New York Yankee Bob Tewksbury pitched a four-hitter and singled in a run as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Montreal Expos 5-0 Tuesday to move within four games of first-place Chicago. Tewksbury, 1-0, walked two and struck out four. It was his first major-league shutout and his third complete game. Pedro Guer...…

…Technical information for professionals and students An extremely powerful computational tool, the TI-68 is designed to speed you through challenging calculations. It performs 254 functions, yet it's easy-to-use and a great value, too. he capabilities of the TI-68 go far beyond ordinary calculations. There's power to solve up to five simultaneous equations with real or complex coefficients. Forty complex-number functions - from simple arithmet...…

…The TI-68 delivers 254 of the most advanced engineering, science and math functions. Yet the calculator is easy-to-use and a great value, too. The TI-68 sets new standards for advanced scientific calculators: The cal- culator solves up to five simultaneous equations with real or complex coeffi- cients. You can solve two or three equations relatively easily on paper, but handling more than that is a real challenge. There's a greater chance of ...…

…Designed to speed you through challenging calculations. grips in the sides of the case promote sure handling. The calculator is powered by one lithium battery (included) that provides approximately 1,500 hours of operation that's roughly four years of normal use. TI's APD" automatic power down feature extends battery life by turning off the calculator after several minutes of non-use. The TI-68 includes a 180-page guide- book that fully descri...…

…Advanced, single-chip architecture provides high performance, long battery life. The heart of the TI-68 is a single, advanced calculator integrated circuit. Fabricated in a high-performance silicon-gate CMOS technology that dissipates very little power, this four-bit microcomputer is designed specifically for calculator applications. The highly integrated chip contains the TI-68's CPU and memory as well as its 540- pixel display-driver and ke...…

…An introduction to the TI-68 advanced scientific calculator. To begin... Press ON . To set the calculator, press 3rd [RESET]. Press these keys to respond to the displayed prompts: Press ALPHA Y Press ALPHA Y Press ALPHA Y. Entering and solving equations is straightforward. Calculate 82 x log (252" / .03125). To enter the expression, press 8 x2 x LOG ( _ 25 yX 2.5 .03125 As you fill the display, notice how it scrolls to show the most recent k...…

…Finding polynomial roots. Find the roots of 25x2 + 12x + 1.69 = 0. To find second-order polynomial roots, press 2nd [POLY]. Press 2. Respond to the displayed prompts to enter the coefficients. Press 25 ENTER Press 12 ENTER Press 1.69 ENTER To view the results without reviewing the coefficients, press ALPHA N. To view the next result, press ENTER . Solving a real system of simultaneous equations. The TI-68 can rapidly determine the solutions to...…

… Formula programming capabilities. Evaluate Y = 10eXT for several values of X when T = .5. Let X be: 0, .2, .4 To begin the formula routine, press 2nd [FMLA] . To enter the formula, press ALPHA Y ENTER 10 x 2nd eX ( (-) ALPHA X + ALPHA T To store the formula, press ENTER . To evaluate the formula, press ALPHA Y To enter the first value for X, press 0 ENTER To enter the value for T, press .5 ENTER - To view the result without reviewing the vari...…

…For more information on the TI-68 advanced scientific calculator -or for information about TI calculator dealers, call 806/747-1882. 0 0 INSTRUMENTS 0 © 1989T1 CL1OI4 Printed in U.S.A. O 1989 TI CLI014 Printed in U.S.A. …