…Ineckend Magazine: Special Issue: 'Tipoff '86,' Michigan basketball Interview: Steve Stoyko - Mike Fisch The List j:1; b IC LtdIta 11a1 Ninety-seven years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCVII - No. 57 Copyright 1986, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, November 21, 1986 Ten Pages Look for the Michigan Dlally'e Michigan-Ohio Stato extra Sunday uorning. /IichIigan olhsto buck Ohio St. in run or roses By PHIL NUSSEL Good ...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, November 21, 1986 Expanded Medicare coverage proposed WASHINGTON (AP) - Health Secretary Otis Bowen proposed a $4.92-a-month hike in Medicare premiums yesterday to help elderly Americans pay for catastrophic illness. The premium increase would be used to limit beneficiaries' annual share of Medicare-covered expenses to $2,000. Bowen also called for tax breaks for businesses to improve insurance cover...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 21, 1986 - Page 3 Students demand better financial aid By EUGENE PAK More than 100 students filled the egents' room in the Fleming Administration Building yesterday to demand better financial aid for minority students and University recognition of Martin Luther King's birthday. Most of the students stayed after the regents left to discuss plans to picket this morning's regents meeting. "Out of this may g...…
… 4 OPINION / Page 4 Friday, November 21, 1986 The Michigan Dai! 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Socialism doesn't Vol. XCVII, No. 57 420 Maynard St. 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. 4 Housing politics a STUDENTS SHOULD PAY attention to ...…
… GM lays off r16,700 work ers, DETROIT (AP) - "If the strike ,,goes - well, not even too much r~longer - we will be completely 'shut down," said General Motors llCorp. Chairman Roger Smith. GM yesterday laid off 16,700 1c workers until further notice in -,2Michigan, Kentucky, and Missouri due to parts shortages caused by the -17,700-worker strike at a Delco Electronics plant in Kokomo, Ind. FURTHER assembly line ;,,,shutdowns were expected amo...…
…4 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 21, 1986 C~I _Al 1 -=1 ii p Li 7114- 4(Ti(j7I 4 LOST & FOUND FOR RENT PERSONAL LOST DOG-Black Mixed Lab. with Auburn streaks in fur. Wearing red collar. Answers to the name "Moses". Very Friendly. Please call Bill at 662-5928. LOST- HEAVY BLUE COAT (w/red yel- low white stripes on shoulders) & WVAL- LE'. REWARD-$351 and no questions if returned. Ken M. 747-9654 after 5:00 pm. F...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, November 21, 1986 Page 7 Stars play one for the kids By Marc S. Taras ...'Tis the season to be jolly, fa- la-la-la-la--oops! Are we on now? Just getting in the mood folks! It's like this: The Jazz For Life Project has a special shopping list for the holidays and the bottom line is $90,000 of stocking- stuffers to come from the community. A-hem! Students! This means you, eh? And tidings of comfort and joy,...…
…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 21, 1986 The Mythical I By Marc S. Taras The griffin is a mythical beast, as Edith Hamilton would tell you; part lion and part eagle. Johnny Griffin is something of a legend, if not a myth, and a lionized American musician. Arguably the fastest saxophonist alive, he is also iplayer of tremendous agility and iMth. Ecllipse Jazz is sponsoring the rurn of the Griffin in two shows :30 and 10p.m.) at...…
…Volleyball vs. Northwestern, Wisconsin Tonight and Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. IM Building SPORTS Hockey vs. Western Michigan Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena The Michigan Daily F It's 6 to the ra riday, November 21, 1986 Page 9 Bradley takes its mark for Wolverines in NIT opener By SCOTT G. MILLER Instead of a jump ball to start tonight's basketball game between Michigan and Bradley, the referee could line up the players at half court and fir...…
…Page 10 -The Michigan Daily- Friday, November 21, 1986 Wolverines By ADAM SCHEFTER Despite losing two games this past weekend to Michigan State, the Michigan Wolverines played some excellent hockey. One of the problems, however, was that they didn't play that "excellent" hockey long enough. This weekend, with 'the team facing Western Michigan Saturday at Kalamazoo and at home Sunday, they will be striving to play that "excellent" hockey for ...…
…FILMS , at the Michigan Theater 7:45 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24 "ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS" (1983) 91m Dir. D. A. Pennebaker David Bowie in concert as Ziggy Stardust, his androgy nous alter ego. 7:45 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 "DREAMCHILD" (1985) 93m Dir. Gavin Millar The woman who long ago inspired Lewis Caroll to write "Alice in Wonderland" visits New York on the event of his 100th birthday and is forced to face her memories of the author....…
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…0 I lmw wr - mr lw ,w E A 1w mr Th, What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend FRIDAY CAMPUS CINEMA THE DESK SET (Walter Lang, 1957), Alt Act, DBL/7:05 p.m., Nat Sci. It's the Battle of the Sexes, this time with Hepburn as a librarian and Tracy as a forward-thinking computer scientist. WOMAN OF THE YEAR (G. Stevens, 1942), Alt Act, DBL/9:00 p.m., Nat Sci. In this one, Hepburn's a political columnist and Tracy's a sportswriter. Oh ...…
…w AME w w w m lw ,w ... e...r a,_ w ,w PREVIEW Blue outlook: Partly cloudy, chance of sunshine By Rick Kaplan The recent past of Michigan basketball has been sunny, with record highs. The long-term forecast looks bright, too. But the outlook for the immediate future is uncertain. Changes in formation have left the 1986-87 Wolverines with an unpredictable climate. Michigan is the two-time defending Big Ten champion, but the team taking...…
… w w w MICH-ELLANY With cops like these, who needs TV? f1 INTERVIEW He plans to be more than just 'the guy who goes flying into the stands' Michigan basketballforward Steve Stoyko sat in the first row of Crisler Arena, an area usually reserved for the band - a spot he has become familiar with in the last two years - when discussing his Wolverine career. The barefooted Stoyko, who often seems to be jumping out of his shoes, was interv...…
…II qw PLAYER S w Joubert shoots from the lip By Jeff Rush TEN YEARS AGO, a 6 -8 baby-faced prep star named Earvin Johnson prepared for his senior year at Lansing Everett High School, a year that ended in the Michigan Class A State Championship for Johnson and his teammates. Things only became easier for the Magic man. He attended Michigan State University and won the NCAA Championship his sophomore year, then turned professional and pr...…
…a .......-.4 w w qw qw W, w w Michigan Daily Classifieds. 764-0557 THE CONFERENCE Big Ten is looking tough (Home games in CAPS,Jheld in Crisler Arena) NON-STOP COPY SHOP Kinko's is open 24 hours. Come in anytime for fast service, outstanding quality, and low, low prices. kinko's Open 24 hours. 540 E. Liberty' 761-4539 DON'T GET FROSTBITE ON YOUR WAY TO CLASS! UNvIVTERSIT owEs; - The Best of Campus Life Furnished Apartments Gre...…
…w w mw IW lw w lw mw w PLAYER W w S THE TASTE OF IS WAITING F( stood at 1-13 for the MICHIGAN'S RECORD team's second-year head coach. A story titled "The Crumbling 'M' " subse - quently appeared in one of the Detroit papers discussing the decline of Wolverine basketball. After posting more victories (19) in the 1980-81 season than any other first-year Wolverine head coach, Bill Frieder had to be doubting himself. But another m...…
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…Jt4 Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. IC, No. 53 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, November 21, 1988 Copyright 1988, The Michigan Daily 'U' President knocks state priorities Duderstadt: State stresses prisoners, not students BY STEVE KNOPPER University officials criticized the state legislature Friday for spending too much money on state prisons at the expense of higher education. University President James Dud- erstadt told the Uni...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 1988 Local groups battle hunger BY KRISTIN HOFFMAN Last Thursday, 70 people sat down to dinner. Some of them left hungrier than others. ,The dinner represented the un- equal distribution of food throughout the world. A few participants repre- senting the United States ate fried chicken, salad, pop, and ice cream. Most of the group, representing Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, ate b...…
…U' fans ready to . head for Roses BY MATT KLEBAN Most Wolverine fans will satisfy tpemselves by huddling in front of the TV on January 2 to watch the Rose Bowl. But for a few, the living room is just not close enough; they're heading to Pasadena. While traveling 2,500 miles to see a football game might seem a bit fanatical to most people, Charlie Cole, an LSA senior, disagrees. "I think everyone should go to the Rose Bowl once before they grad...…
…40 OPINION Page 4 Monday, November 21, 1988 The Michigan Daily 0 Polic By Sandra Steingraber Last night I heard the screaming Loud voices behind the wall Another sleepless night for me It won't do no good to call The police Always come late If they come at all Tracy Chapman, "Behind the Wall" The word on the street Is that the writing's on the wall And the cop is on the beat - Michelle Shocked, "Graffiti Limbo" Women and the police. There...…
…Hillel re-opens at old location The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 1988 - Page 5 Lecture unites culture by art BY DAVE BERNSTEIN Hillel has gone high-tech. Stark floors, bare walls, and well- worn couches have been replaced with modern facilities in the Hillel Foundation's new $3 million facil- ity. After more than a year in a tem- porary location, the new Hillel building, at 1429 Hill Street, is now open, although the process of mov-...…
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…ARTS Monday, November 21, 1988 The Michigan Daily - Page 7 Parlez-vous art? Exhibit reveals Romantics, realists BY ILANA WEINSTEIN A small, unobtrusive exhibition stands in our Museum of Art. It is not likely to immediately draw your attention - the works, by French artists of the 1800s, feature subtle understatement rather than flash and color. But their subdued appearance belies a visual power that should not e overlooked. Selected by...…
…a Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 1988 RC offers mod Moliere Inventive Tartuffe mocks modern evangelism Tlte cast of the School of Music Opera Theater's production pf Gianni Schicchi moved many in the audience to laughter .3Ith their excellent performances. Tears, laughs marked Puccini In the last sequence, (the monk and the nun) are both overcome by their desires; they hurl their clothes on the stage, and after the l...…
…/1 ' '/' 4 " 1 rN word ~~ . . w., < .. 4 x w ' ._ " ., , } t s Gents BY BETH COLQUITT Superb voices and a great deal of enthusiasm made the Soph Show's production of Grease a real treat. All the lead roles were well cast, with especially strong performances from Steve Jasgur (Danny), Janet Caine (Marty), Cathy Obeid (Frenchy), Ira Caplan (Kenickie), and Mitchel Adler (Sonny). I was quite impressed with Jodi Lustig's voice and her portraya...…
…a Volleyball :vs.Northwestern Friday, 7:30 p.m. Crisler Arena SPORTS Ice Hockey vs. Western Michigan Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena The Michigan Daily Monday, Novi Icers surprised by OSU with weekend tie, loss ember 21, 1988 Page 10 BY LISA GILBERT Ranked fifth in the nation and winners of five of its last six games, the Michigan hockey team looked like a sure thing to beat CCHA cellar-dweller Ohio State and 'chture sole possessi...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 1988 - Page 11 ;1 I 1 ' '1 'I < .l JOHN MUNSON/Daily After failing to catch this pass, John Kolesar redeemed himself by accounting for all 100 yards on Michigna's final drive which provided the six points needed to defeat Ohio State, 34-31. Escape Continued from Page 1 Fullback Bill Matlock took the hand off and was dropped for a two- yard loss by Wolverine defensive tackle Mark Messner. On third do...…
…a Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 1988 1z The UnVe.RJ)yo "ch~a n 3 191 6 .. .. r , . This Week's Asian American Aware- ness Month Activities RI Learni How the selWr Works Those compue lee a look great on your resurne, but so does a part-time job at the Michigan Union. Th is is what employers see, when they see that job on your renurne: You~r a ehonJn~ You can jugemlii prnorntes and rep~sLi~t You have discipline nd ...…
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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 21, 1989 Gwillin: hardly your typical professor by Pam Jacoby Acting 101 is hardly your typical class, and Sara Jane Gwillim is hardly your typical teacher. For one thing, each class begins with the students forming a circle and beginning their "warm-up" exer- cises. When was the last time your political science teacher asked your class to do neck rolls or wiggle their tongues? Gwillim urges her stu...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 21, 1989 - Page 3 Historic districts debated at city council meeting by Tara Gruzen the power that the ordinance would zens," Hunter said. "It is a sensible term project," Hathaway told city can restore historical buildings on its nails Cif Rnn rn _ _ _ . - _ _ _ r uauy tity eporTer A proposed increase in the num- ber of historic districts in Ann Arbor was debated at length during a public hearing at las...…
…OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, November 21, 1989 The Michigan Daily 91 The top ten justifications for doing weapons research (refuted): Taking By Matt Green This is the first in a two-part series. I would like to state openly that my ac- tions are not completely consistent with the arguments presented here. For exam- ple, I still teach introductory physics. However, I do think a lot about the conse- quences of my actions and decisions. I hope t...…
…ARTS Tuesday, November 21, 1989 the Michigan Daily Page 5 Mermaid: A siren for all 0ages California Gold Joyful author examines the American dream BY TONY SILBER Animated films in American cin- ema are generally underrated and misunderstood. They are regarded as insignificant children's entertain- ment, but this common perception may be on the way out the revolving door of movie tastes. Walt Disney Pictures, the constant in animated...…
…Page 6-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 21, 1989 CLASIFIED TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED IN " t Atto It VOUgJ.' X ads cost $2.10/line for the first day, $.70/line for each additional consecutive day X ads must be placed by 11:00 a.m. the morning before publication X ads must be prepaid with cash, an in town check, or a money order X ads may be removed from publication, bat there will be no refunds ATTENTION: The Classified Department of The Mi...…
…Hockey vs. Western Michigan Friday, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena SPORTS Football vs. Ohio St. Saturday, 12:15 p.m. (ABC) Michigan Stadium The Michigan Doily{ Tuesday, November 21, 1989 Page 7 Page 7 Big Ten-SEC match set for '90-'91 season Wrestlers impressive in Ohio by John Niyo Daily Basketball Writer The women's basketball season still young. Yet, it has already been monumental for the Big Ten Conference, collecting many firsts for ...…
…Page 8- The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, November 21, 1989 Yount wins second MVP NEW YORK (AP) - Robin Yount, the major league hit leader of the 1980s, was named American League Most Valuable Player for the second time this decade on Monday, winning in a year when there was no clear-cut choice. "I appreciate the award and thank the baseball writers for their votes," Yount, vacationing in Hawaii, said. "It's always nice to be recognized, but I wa...…
…1 L-& r Novembr 198 "0Vo L'".- 'p STDET OYOTS 00BALL - A- THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Designer demands A national study reports that tuition hikes are partially attributable to students' perks, including campus health club facili- ties and private telephones. --Page 3 Freedom of the flag We shouldn't forget that desecrat- ing the flag is a constitutional right, reminds U. of Tennessee's Jack McPeck. - Page 7 Med schools take pain...…
… 26_ THE NATIONAL COLL&E NEWSPAPER News Feet*s NOVEMBER 1989 NOVEMBER 1989 Otudent Body N 0 U. THE NATIO*L COLLEGE NEWS Northeast Continued from page 17 Student court to judge campus date rape cases By Jennifer Wing The Daily Tar Heel U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill An amendment defining date rape as a campus offense punishable by the U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Undergraduate Student Court went into effect this fall despite ...…
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…4 U.. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 9 News Features NOVEMBER 1989 NOVEMBER 1989 u Classified Ads 0 0 0 U- THE NATIOPAL COLLEGE NEWS Couch apartment hunter... U. of Alabama students can shop for off-campus hous- ing by sitting in front of a TV. Apartments W Us, an apartment-find- ing service, allows students and Tuscaloosans a chance to view available apartments on videotape free of charge. "You can see right away whether or not yo...…
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… 0. THE NATIONAL COLGE NEWSPAPER 0 U. *us NOVEMBER1989 9 Student Body EMBER 1989 0 U. THE NATIC*AL COLLEGE NEWS / I - - FOCUS Despite accusations of apathy, col- lege students are actively involved in boycotts, protests and consciousness- raising events. Some student groups have organized boycotts against Coca-Cola and Domino's Pizza. Others have spoken out against boy- cotts. Coca-Cola's presence in South Africa and the Domino's ow...…
…189.. THE NATIONAL COLLL NEWSPAPER 0 Student Bode NOVEMBER 1989 9. NOVEMBER 1989 4ment and Opinion 0 U.. THE NATION* COLLEGE NEWS Hockey without the ice 'a great way to sweat' By Rod Porsche The Daily Barometer Oregon State U. Every Thursday night at 8:30, they take the floor in Oregon State U.'s women's PE building ready for another night of intense action. At a time when most students are in front of the "Cosby Show" waiting for a...…
… 8 . THE NATIONAL COLLIGE NEWSPAPER 0 0 Life anc NOVEMBER 1989 9 NOVEMBER 1989 *tudent Body U- THE NATIOL COLLEGE NEWS LIFESTYLE Black pride Afrocentric medallions are becoming a familiar sight on college campuses. Page 9 Gridiron rivalries produce spirited mayhe Noisemaker Former Husker Du mem- ber Bob Mould is back with a strong solo effort. Page 10 Video decline Boring VJs are turning MTV into a video grave- yard, argues critic....…
…160. THE NATIONAL COLLE ~ NEWSPAPER 0. Student Bod# NOVEMBER 1989 NOVEMBER 1989 .and Art 0 U. THE NATIONS COLLEGE NEWS SPORTS 11 RECREATO Gridiron battles The top college football rivalries in the nation selected by campus editors. Page 17 Hockey sans ice An Oregon State U.'s club offers students interested in hockey a great way to sweat and have fun without any time on the ice. Page 18 Overkill Overexercisers may cause more damage...…
… 1*J- THE NATIONAL CO&GE NEWSPAPER 9. Life ant * NOVEMBER 1989 NOVEMBER 1989*ollars and Sense 0 U- THE NATICOL COLLEGE NEWS Student collects used clothes to sel I in Gha Once-proud MWV is a big-time bore By Hank Stuever The Loyola Maroon Loyola U. gy that's hard to deny. Lead singer Shane McGowan and his band- mates also deliver some interesting lyrics about living, loving, drinking and dying in a world full of stupid- ity, vice ...…
