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…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 22, 1999 NATION/VORLD FIELD HOCKEY Continued from Page 1A We've got a lot to be proud of and I'm so excited for the rest of the team." Maryland outplayed Michigan - especially in the first half, when the Terrapins outshot the Wolverines, I11- 2. But their final shot on goal - - swhich officially came with one sec- ond left in the half, seemed to kill any hopes of Michigan winning the game. Though ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 22, 1998 NATION/WORLD Olympic runner Flojo dies at age 38 MISSION VIEJO, Calif. (AP) Forence Griffith Joyner died yesterday at age 38, just a decade after dazzling Olympic track with speed and glamour that have never been matched. A triple gold medalist at the Seoul Olympics and still the fastest woman ever, "FloJo" was known as much as her skintight running suits, her flowing hair and her glitte...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 NATION/WORLD CHIP Continued from Page 1A sis would be microscopic. "One of the big expenses of DNA analyses is the cost of chemicals," Burke said. "This chip analyzes DNA with a much smaller drop, invisible to the human eye. Typically, they're done by humans ... with drops that can be seen." In addition, the "lab on a chip" could save money by taking out all the labor involved in analyzin...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 22, 1998 NATION/WORLD HUERTA Continued from Page 1A celebrations honoring King. "On MLK day it's important to remember the point is we've struggled to come to a certain point, but we're still struggling," said L SA senior Farrah Wilder. "We have to give respect to and learn about all different struggles." Carmen Guerrero and David Rocha, two berry-farm workers from Watsonville, Califjoined Huerta o...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, January 22, 1999 NATION/WORLD REG ENTS Continued from Page 2. cations were backlogged - there is no backlog today,' Patterson said. But some glitches in the system have created major problems for users. "We are not without out our chal- lenges," Patterson said. Patterson said there is a significant delay in the pro- cessing of University payments to employees and ven- dors. Monthly financial reports across ...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 22, 1999 NATION/WORLD Albanians, Serbs still holding back settlement RAMBOUILLET, France (AP) - Secretary of 'State Madeleine Albright, making scant headway toward a Kosovo peace settlement, said yesterday that ;"if neither Serbs nor ethnic Albanians accept the six- nation plan, NATO cannot carry through on its threat to attack Serb targets. With a new deadline set for tomorrow, Serb nego- tiators ...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 22, 1999 ALCOHOL Continued from Page 1A are liable," Reich said. These internal reforms are independent of the IFC/Panhel Task Force's initiatives. "The task force isn't doing anything," Reich said. "The changes that need to be made are drastic. This isn't a polish job, this is drastic." Although they are not affiliated with the task force, Reich said the students proposing the internal reforms are curr...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 22, 1990 Contract I' misuse plagues gov't WASHINGTON (AP) - The Energy Department improperly used private contractors to write congres- sional testimony for Energy Secre- tary James D. Watkins and to review security clearances, the General Ac- counting Office said yesterday. The GAO, an arm of the Congress that acts as the govern- ment's auditor, also ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily -Thursday, February 22, 1990 Too much to shovel A snow plow moves huge masses of ice and snow on North Universityi STEVEN SZUCH/Daily in front of Angell Hall. MEDICAID Continued from Page 1 end of these policies, . In "A Guide to Substandard Care," one of several reports the DSA presented to the U.S. Congress last year, the organization pointed out that under the Michigan's Medi- caid program, a Medicaid recipien...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 22, 1990 Cokely film sparks controversy 9 IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports " b fi i by Ruth Littmann Daily Staff Writer One month after Steve Cokely's visit caused heated student debate on campus, a video-tape featuring the Black activist sparked controversy in East Quad. The tape, titled "A Discussion on Political Zionism," covered a lecture by Cokely, an independent Bl...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, October 22, 1991 SEARCH Continued from page 1 comment on the candidates are lead- ers in student groups such as the Black Student Union, the Pan Hel- lenic Council, the Residence Hall Association, the Michigan Student Assembly and Rackham Student Government. "I think there is an illusion on campus that students leaders repre- sent the student voice," Cherbeuliez said. She suggested that a random se- lection...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, November 22, 1991 0 GREEK Continued from page 1 Mary Ann Swain, vice president for student services at the University, said, "There has been a recommendation by our task force for a policy to cover the Greeks." "The current policy," she adds, "only covers students on campus." MOLIN Continued from page 1 making stops at Northwestern Uni- versity, the University, and the U.S. Army. "I've always described mys...…

… 0 0 The Naked Gun See Sunday. Mich Th. 7:00 * * * * ' ' Delusion See Friday. Mich Th. 9:10 W E D N E S D A Y The Naked Gun 2 1/2 See Sunday. Mich Th. 7:20 . . . . . .* Delusion See Friday. Mich Th. 9:10 T H U R S D A Y Gone With the Wind You've read the book sequel, now see the original movie! You'll probably be home eating turkey, but this is not a bad film if you've nothing to do. (Victor Fleming, 1939) Mich Th. 5:00 * . . . . . Delusion ...…

…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 22, 1990 Group provides niche for English ..~ concentrators by Nicole James Students with a passion for En- glish, as well as dramatic readings, trips, career-planning, guest speak- ers, and magazine publication, can now find an outlet through the Un- dergraduate English Association (UEA) . In the past, the association has been plagued by indecision and lack of student support. As a result, the ass...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, September 22, 1992 Clinton's campaign lays groundwork for presidential transition LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Clinton finds himself in," says cam- Thirteen floors above downtown paign chair Mickey Kantor. Little Rock in a half-empty nonde- "It is a transition planning team," script office, the first steps are under says Kantor. "There is no transition way to shape the administration Bill team. That would be pr...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 22, 1992 RAPE Continued from page 1 from first through fourth degree - one occurred on campus and all were committed against women. First and third degree sexual as- sault involve either anal, oral or vaginal penetration. If the assailant uses excessive violence, or causes long-term physical injury to the sur- vivor, the assault is classified as first degree CSC. Second and fourth degree crimi- nal...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 22, 1996 NEWS CONDOS CUTS said. "But it is clear we cannot oper- In Co dmod from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 ate the way we operated in the past." A rally protesting the hospital cuts the price of the sale. He said the lic support." was held outside the Union following re University is "giving away a valuable "Most of these cuts are aimed at sup- the public comments session. Carrying asset" and that...…

…2- The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly - Wednesday, July 22, 1992 tuition, we ask them to pay it." sity," he said. and students willreally feel the squeeze this year, TUITION Nielsensaid, "Ifwehadnofinancialaidatall, "It'sbetterhavingstudentswhocan'taffordto the budget should leave the institution in good Continued from page 1 it would reduce tuition by 20 percent." go here in addition to those who can," Brown financial stead for 1993-94. gling t...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 22, 1995 Fresh clashes erupt in West Bank NABLUS, West Bank (AP) - The sights and smells in this West Bank city yesterday were eerily familiar, remi- niscent of six years of Palestinian re- volt. Israeli soldiers, sitting in the backs of jeeps with assault rifles, chased Pales- tinian stone throwers through streets littered with twisted metal and other debris. The stench ofburningtires mixed with th...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 22, 1995 1~I ~ ~ Bosnia debate turns to peacekeepers > , +' .n rr ;' f .,6M Congress asks: Why send uS. atroops?~ The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Congress chal- lenged President Clinton yesterday to make his best case on why American ground forces should be deployed to Bosnia as part ofa newly initialedpeace agreement, asthe White House launched a'critical effort at salesmanship. The initial r...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, January 22, 1991 MLK 'ontinued from page 1 of the Northern Cheyenne tribe, discussed her tribe's battle with companies and government agen- cies over reservation land. Since the outbreak of war, the government has been "encouraging" Indian tribes to do their part "to help make America more energy efficient," by allow- ing reservation resources, espe- cially coal, to be mined, she added. Another panelist, R...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, February 22, 1991 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson STUDENTS ,FS -r ]VJ [I- I ~'a as =-+ - - , t ,. 'I -. ---, Vk SSsA PSSTS TNAT s W41V I ;M W V aVER HEQE. m R O r m .as D m j O D O 2 0 c Dooder State College THIS PROTEST iS GREAT. FIGHTING THE BUILDING OF WEAPONS ON CAMPUS! 17'5 LIKE THE S- YAH!' BRINGS BACK SONE GREAT MEMIORIES! ^ I WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOI NG HERE!? / J ' ---, ((/ ,,T 7...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, March 22, 1991 Calvin and Hobbes I'VE. GoT[ TOSM, 4OBBUS, IVME WJA i toDPWATOR THIS ~'~~ TIME! qWsLicltoR, , % D~D m VE 2 ILL_ GRAAT V W SO IT NEDE SIMPLIE To ADD PER CESTING ,AK ETWkCt\TOR ! I Do Nc R T4VIIA' E I It.T I" T1I W v \V z Dooder State College COMPLETE tDUPI3CATE OF ME, I'VE MD A UPL CATE OF JUjST W'462O0D SIDE'! HE DOES AL O!{ WMK ADt GET ALL TIE CP.UkV! ES A TOTAL SAP ! yAt IT'S JUST PART ...…

…Kudos, Credits and Thanks for allthe Nachos Personal Fashion Statements: Between the judgmental townies and introspective students of Ann Arbor, there is a certain secret style. Versatile, yet smelly. Whimsical, yet leather. Welcome to Weekend's 1991 Spring Fashion Issue! Captured in these pages is what local merchants and models have discovered is this year's style. The cover photo was taken in front of President Duderstadt's house. It took...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Monday, April 22,1991 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson FORUM 0 II I l .- _ . ~ : " r Continued from page 1 are others who say we're still in a deficit situation and there may-still be more cuts this year." The budget process has been kind to education so far. Last December, higher education only received a 1 percent cut, in contrast to the 9.2 percent cuts other programs re- ceived. In his 1991-92 budget pro- ...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 22, 1997 NATION/WORLD Leads to Cosby killer run dry Loa Angeles Tunes LOS ANGELES - The search for Ennis Cosby's killer suffered a serious setback yesterday when Los Angeles homicide detectives concluded that two men detained as possible witnesses were drifters who had nothing to con- tribute to their investigation. Authorities said they were convinced that one o'f the two men interviewed Monday...…

…2 -The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, April 22, 1997 N ATIO NW O RLD- IR bomb threats disrupt Britain LONDON (AP) - A string of tele- phoned bomb threats tied London's air, rail and road traffic in knots yesterday and momentarily distracted politicians from the national election campaign. Authorities blamed the IRA. Prime Minister John Major, express- ing contempt for the Irish Republican Army, praised the "stoicism and good humor" of the travelin...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 22, 1997 NATION/WoRLD Pressures bu P " S1e Washington Post k WASHINGTON - In a city of dealmakers, tobac- 6is shaping up as the deal of 1998. 1ig Tobacco wants a deal so it can stop worrying about exorbitant lawsuits. The states want a deal to help pay for escalating :*alth costs. And the Clinton-Gore team wants a deal that posi- tions it as the defender of America's youth. The big question now is...…

… 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 22, 1997 White House, Congress agree on IRS proposal NATION/WORLD AROUND THE NATIQ Trade deficit soars to seven-month high WASHINGTON - America's monthly trade deficit ballooned to $10.4 billion as imports of toys and Christmas decorations pushed the trade gap with China to an all-time high just before the U.S.-China summit. The widening deficit in August reported yesterday was the worst showing ...…

…1A ThA Mit-hicinn r)nih/ - AAnnrlnv (-nniinm 7'? I I 00r, I -- Ie mI inigan ii y - mvuluay, January ;1, .vv Clinton speech to be upbeat optimistic 0., ATTCap AL EP j meo "Ye Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - President Clinton will unofficially launch his cam- paign for re-election tomorrow in a State of the Union address sprinkled with initiatives to assuage middle-class anxieties, but primarily structured as an upbeat summoning of American...…

…, A Tha IlAinhirK7n /lanai Thiare-A-n« Cnhrstnnr r)n AnnC :,1 -- ne m rnigan ay - i nursaay, renrary zz, :ssoN A I NW O L fim- - avr -NATION/WORLD Priarydemands favor Dole over all 2 With close finish in New Hampshire, Dole looks to gain votes in New York primary Los Angeles Times~ WASHINGTON - Military offic- ers like to say that amateurs study strat- egy - experts study logistics. While the extremely close finish ETuesday in New Hampshire...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 22, 1996 NATION/WORLD w -r . "-.:: r DIVERSITY Continued from Page 1 1987, when the plan was implemented. Minority students now comprise close to 25 percent of the student body. The Hopwooddecision will only affect public universities in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi -the three states that are represented by the 5th Circuit Court. Although the Hopwood decision does not apply to the University's cur...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 22, 1996 NATION/WORLD MATLOCK Continued from Page :A 26, McClain said. McClain said she was merely acting as the "point person" between the Uni- versity and the state police. Machen denied that the group had decided towrite a letter that Friday. "We did not make a decision to write a letterat thatmeeting," Machen said. "What we realized was that we could solve this without an outside investigation." C...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 22, 1996 NATION/WORLD Former director slaps NAACP .flti $1M lawsuit ; U Regional director laid off because of the Baltimore-based A accuses organization civil rights group's financial crisis and a "without consideration of gender and of sex discrimination age. The NAACP believes that in the The Bat Sn end the facts will vindicate its position." a more un He said laid-off employees have :aALTIMORE - A...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 22, 1996 NATION/WORLD GENE Continued from Page 1. about the possibility of discovering such a gene. "People thought it would be difficult to find a gene because of the late onset and sporadic cases of the disease - this task was more daunting than find- ing genes in other historical disorders.' Prostate cancer, which befalls one in 10 men, is the most common male can- cer. More than 40,000 die each ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 22, 1995 TEXTBOOKS Continued from page 1. be the funders," she said. Richard said he thinks this would be a good idea. "If we could get the profs into doing it on-line, that would be terrific," he said. LSA senior Mike Christie, chair of the Michigan Student Assembly's Academic Affairs Commission and a committee member, said the Univer- sity will need to continue to work on the issue. "What we're tryi...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, January 22, 1992 HALEY Continued from page 1 said he learned how memories pass from gen- eration to generation, and he gave the audi- ence some advice based on his own work. He advised people seeking their histories to go to their grandparents. "We all know that grandparents would tell grandchildren things they wouldn't tell their own chil- dren," he said. Haley also emphasized that people should thank pr...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, April 22,1992 CITY Continued from page 1 worker's compensation insurance; and, Up to $10,000 for an outside auditing firm to examine RAA's past finances - so the organization can resume the necessary service to the city. "It was a low bid," recalls Mayor Liz Brater. "It was predicated on their being efficient, but apparently they've run into some difficulties that they didn't foresee." City Administrator...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 22, 1994 SURVEY Continued from page 1 to a new environment. "If they know more people, they feel more at home at the University." First-year LSA student Rebeca Schichtel agreed. "I'm still working out a balance," she said. "The whole first month is just finding a balance between your work and your social life." Schichtel said that she has diffi- culty doing work in the dorm, when there are so many p...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 22, 1994 Rabin appeals for U.S. aid to Israel Israeli prime minister meets with Clinton, Dole in effort to get anti-missile system WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Clinton assured Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin yesterday he would ask Congress to keep U.S. aid at the $3-billion level and to approve new funding for an anti-missile de- fense system. "We are going to have a very ro- bust security rel...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 22, 1994 EVALUATIONS Continued from page 1. the general nature of the question- naire, many deans and faculty said they welcome the chance to receive input. "I hope that it shows us the issues that are critical to faculty members, and in particular those issues that have not yet surfaced. So often in depart- ment meetings ... the agenda is usu- ally set by administrator," Moore said. Several Senate Asse...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, January 22, 1993 MOVE-I1N Continued from page 1 "My hope is that we can put a number of activities together that aren't going to cost anyone a great deal of money," said Director of Orientation Pamela Horne. Levy said, "Rather than have people sitting around here doing nothing ... just to come for a football game, we want to use the extra time productively." The University is also consider- ing permanently ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, March 22, 1993 NAZI RALLY Continued from page 1 all that well." Anti-Nazi activists at Saturday's rally - ranging from the Trotskyist League to the National Women's Rights Organizing Coalition (NWROC) - descended on a barri- caded City Hall to protest the neo- Nazi groups. Protesters used the occasion to criticize everything from U.N. im- perialism in Somalia to alleged dis- crimination against Asian Ameri- ...…

…01 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 22, 1993 Senate funds NASA FOUNTAIN FUN WASHINGTON (AP)--The Sen- ate rebuffed a move to kill the space station yesterday, voting instead to provide the full $2.1 billion President Clinton wants next year for the heart of NASA's space effort. The 59-40 tally to preserve the program came as the space agency told Clinton that it can have a perma- nently occupied station in orbit in 10 years fo...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 22, 1993 EVENTS' Continued from page 1 Representatives from each Greek house are divided into two teams and sent out with baseball bats to smash a car for 30 seconds each. The teams are then evaluated by judges, hockey coach Red Berenson, swim coach Jon Urbanchek,former band leader George Cavender, who choose winners. Tomorrow's highlights include the 60th annual Mudbowl, a football con- test held betw...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 22, 1993 ELECTION Continued from page 1 free will, but admitted he "saw the writing on the wall" when he walked into the assembly's offices last Fri- day. "I no longer have a vested interest in the Michigan Student Assembly," Payne said. "If there were people drinking, I wasn't aware of it.... It's unfortunate that this happened." Payne, an LSA sophomore, was hired by the assembly to oversee this year...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesda. September 2 99 3 &HIGHER EDUCATION BU students rally to legalize manrjuana use At Boston University, about ,000 people gathered at the city's Boston Common on Saturday for the 10th annual Freedom Rally in support of legalizing marijuana. The rally was organized by the Massachusetts Cannabis Reform1 Coalition and the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Law. Organizers collected about ...…

… LOCAL/S TATE chgan Daily - Friday. October 22, 1999 - 3 Martha Cook esident finds n in garbage A student in Martha Cook Residence all reported seeing a man hiding in a arbage closet on the third floor of the uilding early Tuesday morning, accord- ng to Department of Public Safety eports. The resident said that the man ad a "foul odor" DPS officers investigated on charges f unlawful entry, reports state. n urinates rom second floor arking st...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 22, 1999 - 3A CAMPUS s UMHS praised for elimination of mercury use Health Care Without Harm, a coali- tion of more than 200 organizations which are interested in reducing envi- ronmental hazards from the medical community, has praised University Health Systems for eliminating mer- cury from its machines and chemicals. Since 1995, University Health Systems have been working to reduce the use ...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 22, 1998 - 3 ./ { * CRIMEm Toxicology -reports remain unfinished Autopsy reports and toxicology results concerning the death of LSA *ophomore Chris (iacherio will not be released for another few days, Ann Arbor Police Lieutenant Jim Tieman said yesterday. (iacherio was found dead in the home of a friend last 'uesday, and pre- liminary autopsy reports indicate hero- ine and cocaine may hav...…