…In Weckend Magazine: Photo essay: some area kids reveal their lives in a local, government housing neighborhood Ninety-nine years of editoria freedom Vol. IC, No. 12 Ann Arbor, Michigan-- Friday, September 23, 1988 Copyright 1988, The Michigan Daily ., .. Blue I hoping for first victory BY PETE STEINERT At a glance, Saturday's matchup between Michigan and little ol' Wake Forest might appear as one-sided as Custer's Last Stand. Michig...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily- - Friday, September 23, 1988 Cancer Continued from Page 1 The unit employs its own full time social worker to aid families in locating temporary residence and re- solve other problems encountered while a family member undergoes treatment. Bone marrow, an organ located inside human bones is the "home of the immune system," Messerschmidt said. Bone marrow produces red blood cells, which carry oxygen; platelets...…
… The Michigan Daily- Friday, September 23, 1988 - Page 3 Mazrui warns of a fascist Israel BY MARK WEISBROT Is Israeli society moving increas- ingly in the direction of fascism, with a distinctly Israeli form of racism? Is the concept of "Judeo- Nazism" no longer a contradiction in terms? Prof. Ali Mazrui discussed these questions in his lecture last night entitled "Israel and South Africa: Strange Bedfellows or Natural Al- lies?" About 250 pe...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Friday, September 23, 1988 The Michigan Daily A Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. I C No.12 420 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. OMA report is cosmetic Watching THE WOMEN'S CRISIS Center, the Washtenaw County Assau...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 23, 1988 - Page 5 Couple speaks about peace BY KATHRYN DEMOTT While many believe that the peace movement born in the sixties is merely a concern of the past, there are those who believe in its future. Among the latter are Rev. Richard and Sharron Singleton who spoke last night at the Zion Lutheran Church. Richard, dean of the Cathedral of St. John in Providence, Rhode Island, addressed issues of peace in...…
….1 Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 23, 1988 CT ASSIFJE.D ADS 764 -0557 4 LOST & FOUND FOUND--FEMALE KITTEN. Aprox. 3 mo. old, has claws, white and grey. Fund in N. Division area. Call 761-885 after 5. FOUND: BLUE MICHIGAN NOTEBOOK near Med. Sci. I. Call 936-3789. LOST: 18 KT. GOLD NECKLACE with "I love you." Reward! Call 763-3982. NICE CAMERA FOUND on campus. Iden- tify developed pictures to retrieve. Call 769- MILT. ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 23, 1988-- Page 7 Republicans demand investigation of Wright $ WASHINGTON (AP) - House Speaker Jim Wright denied yesterday that he revealed anything classified when he criticized a covert CIA operation in Nicaragua, while Re- publicans pressed for formal ethics and intelligence investigations of the speaker's remarks. Wright, who has become a light- ning rod for Democrats on Central America policy, ...…
…4 ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, September 23, 1988 Page 8 Ask *not for whom the 4bell ~(tower, that * is,) tolls... BY SHEALA DURANT THIS Saturday, the Office of Major Events will serve steadfast hip hop fans a veritable feast of acts. On the menu are Detroit's own Prince Vince and the Hip Hop Force, Big Daddy Kane- both serving as appetizers before the main course of 2 Live Crew. Believe me, there's something on the menu for everybody...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 23, 1988 - Page 9 Perlman's perfection Violin's virtuous virtuoso BY ARI SCHNEIDER SUNDAY afternoon Ann Arbor will have a unique opportunity to see one of the greatest performing artists in the world perform. Itzhak Perlman - "the consummate master of the violin" (according to Newsweek) - has appeared with every major orchestra in the world, about the concerns and potential of handicapped and disabled...…
…I Basketball Season Tickets Available Sept. 26-30, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Athletic Ticket Office 1000 South State St. SPORTS Field Hockey vs. Kent State Tomorrow, 10 a.m. Tartan Turf the Michigan Daily Field hockey team set to battle BY ANDY GOTTESMAN Michigan field hockey hopes to "explode" in their home opener tomorrow against Kent State, and again on Sunday when they face defending Mid-American conference champ, Ohio University. "All week we've ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 23, 1988 - Page 11 Deacons Continued from Page 1 WAKE FOREST enters Saturday's contest (Michigan Stadium, 1 p.m.) with a 2-1 record. That's two more wins than 0-2 Michigan has. The Deacons return 17 starters off their '87 squad, which finished 7-4 (4-3 in the Atlantic Coast Conference) and just missed earning a bowl bid. "People erroneously look at Wake Forest not in the same light that they would look a...…
…4 Page 12 -- The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 23, 1988 Biondi and Evans win golds SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Matt Biondi and Janet Evans planted a solid gold explanation mark at the end of a day marked by violence, disgrace, and drug scandal at the Seoul Olympics yesterday. Biondi and Evans each won their second swimming gold medals. Biondi won the 100-meter freestyle for his fourth medal and he is almost certain to win three more....…
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…w w w. w. w U T T 7r- Ir : i.ie"r _W i VOLUME 7, NUMBER 3 ( r IgIt ad [l SEPTEMBER 23, 1988 Friday & O'Donnell Saturday: Rosie GET READY! mini ~ AI 279 -709! %A rnnA « gy Cliffs_ - i -.~ 4UA~; IU\1UEun Exam 4. - t a 4 wit MZ M A G A Z I N E THE APARTMENT LOUNGE (769-4060) Friday: Robert Penn Blues Band, Blues and Motown favorites Saturday: The Conquerroot Blues Band, Traditional and original blues THE ARK (761-1451) Fri...…
…W qw lqw w ' w w v5 45# *" ". $ s: & ba a$ .. ^ w* s S + - - 4. : v ,,'. w IRW The I*1071' , What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend DIE HARD Terrorists seize an L.A. high-rise office building on Christmas Eve. This spoils Bruse Willis' party, and he sets out to rescue his wife. At Fox Village. (all week - 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45; F&S 12 a.m.) EIGHT MEN OUT The story of the Black Sox Scandal of 1919, when the World Series was f...…
…w w w w w w lqw T 14W 1r T t.. ,_ _qw _.........Record Reviews True Sounds of Liberty's new release really sucks Sinks to disease-ridden realms of crossover metal/hardcore TSOL Hit and Run Enigma Records True Sounds of Liberty is a dog who has had its day. Their latest release, Hit and Run, is a veritable platter of pathos and yet another notch in their bedpost of whimpy, slush-metal. After the release of their debut EP, a short but ...…
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…_ _ T -i' T l1w wr -W RECORD REVIEWS Continued from Page 4 mods a chance to dance while awaiting new releases from today's more popular and talented rock'n'roll bands. Their latest LP, Fate, contains one decent and ten unremarkable songs played with no particularly distinctive flavor or virtuosity. In the context of the group's pre- vious releases, or even the I.R.S. Records' portfolio, this could well be a respectable album. The band p...…
…w # W, W" - _ lieAbe4 7 8r0- 4eS g4 t s le's 1 Zr of,, 1-aI.vt t 4.Gf -17Ct~5 wa . ft, , 1 do.;,h, to* ' d 4 E'qiv 2 s .' r7 ra Id' y Ir- FILM Continued from Page 5 and romance. Peter O'Toole is frustrated with the castle/hotel he owns because of ghosts, so he de- cides to turn it into a haunted amusement park. But some Ameri- can tourists, including Steve Gut- tenberg, threaten to call the entire place a hoax and the real ...…
…w w w w w w w w w U T ,95p- T lqwl -W -W, w w --m Photos by Lisa Wax e C- L-t .yam .p, , Green Road Located on Green Road five minutes past North Campus stand a group of government subsidized housing units.... C-, hdy 90 IS aa o vr ' ti /re Yflt)T '5 51P*l :.S L C tL r 5 OT rD IF I TEST ,d zL cd ..-- .. .: . S i~ ' . '4n, Y 0L U/h (~OL) I,. r &i ie kC _eaid v cve L L' . : ',, OrOA\O +hem S(\ W-V I...…
…Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom Volume XCVII - No. 10 Ann Arbor, Michigan -Wednesday, September 23, 1987 Copyright 1987, The Michigan Daily MSA approves PIRGIM funding Group won't begin to receive money until next semester r- By ANDREW MILLS After months of heated debate, the Michigan Student Assembly voted in a meeting last night to approve funding for PIRGIM. Pending the ratification of a contract between MSA and the Public Intere...…
…4 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 23, 1987 Minorities gain on standard tests IN BRIEF ns+t r NEW YORK (AP) - Minority students scored big gains on the Scholastic Aptitiude Test in 1987, but the average for all groups stagnated for the third straight year, raising doubts about the progress of school reform. The average verbal score among -he 1.1 million college-bound students who took the two-part nultiple-choice exam was 4...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 23, 1987- Page 3 Pentagon: attack }was no 0 .19 accident' (Continued from Page 1) had been tracked by radar and by air for several days as it steamed through the central gulf toward Bahrain "because it had been seen loading suspect devices" before qleaving an Iranian port. "It was no accident" that U.S. helicopters from the frigate USS Jarrett were flying near the Iranian ship Monday night, using infra...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, September 23, 1987 The Michigan Daily Et aeby studentsa nivstMichigan l Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan A neophyte tours CCRB r 1 i Vol. XCVIII, No. 10 420 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. Support rent st...…
…The Michigan Daily-Vvednesday, September 23, Y8- Page 5 { 'Safer sex By GRACE HILL Sylvia Hacker, a University associate' professor of Population Planning, told a group of' sex education teachers, nurses and concerned adults, as well as 40 students, last night, that a new attitude towards sex must be achieved in order to cope with sexually transmitted diseases. Hacker's comments came in a featured lecture for Safer Sex Day, entitled "Incorpo...…
…4 Page 6 -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 23, 1987 C JASIFIED ADS 764-0557 LOST & FOUND RING LOST -Gold set with amet probably on N. University tntrance, ich League. 971-5726 persistently. Reward. FOR RENT PERSONAL FOR SALE SUPER COMPUTER PRICING MYTAC XT TURBO - 8MHz Monochrome2 360K FD PP, 769K w/VDisk....$ 749MYTAC A Fast 10 MHz, Monochromel.2 MB FD, 360K FD, par. port,640KRAM........................$142 AST Premium/286 10MH...…
…ARTS Page7 The Michigan Daily Wednesday, September 23, 1987 'Fatal Attraction': Fatal concoction By Scott Collins The British director Adrian Lyne has already proven that he understands style better than anything else. In his big hit, Flashdance, he sacrificed plot and character development for color and choreography; in 9 1/2 Weeks, he re- made Last Tango in Paris with margarine instead of butter. So Lyne was beginning to establish a re...…
…4 Page 8 -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 23, 1987 uarterly'reviews contemporary iction By Lisa Magnino "Granted that contemporary Am- erican fiction is a variety of things, what kind of recent writing interests you especially, and, in your opinion, is most deserving of more attention and more readers?" This is the question posed to forty-nine writers by the Michigan Quarterly Review in its Fall 1987 issue. English professor and ten-...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 23, 1987- Page 9 Folkminers hit paydirt in Ann Arbor music scene By Brian Bonet I'm running through the West Engineering arch, late for class and anticipating a cold stare from my professor. The arch is empty except for a lone guitarist with an open guitar case, which houses scattered coins, four one dollar bills, and an album with an interesting black and white pattern on the cover. His slow strumming ...…
…4 Michigan Hall of Fame Dinner Friday, October 2, 7:00 p.m. Crisler Arena $30 per person SPORTS Women's Volleyball vs. Indiana Friday, 7:30 p.m. IM BuildingP Page 10 The Michigan Daily Wednesday, September 23, 1987 Dyn-o-Jmite athlete: Jj. Grant puts football before - track and field for good times By RICK KAPLAN Michigan recruited a superb track athlete out of upstate New York in 1985. He is the only person ever to win gold medals in ...…
…'The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 23, 1987- Page 11 0 Adamantly Speaking a S BY ADAM OCHLIS All right. On the count of three, everybody go on strike. Hell, it's the in thing to do these days isn't it? The pro football players are on strike at this moment, and the pro basketball players are going on strike in November. So on three, everybody just stop what you're doing. Whether it be taking notes in class, or doing the dishes, just sto...…
…4 Page 12 -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 23, 1987 Miller Time BY SCOTT G. MILLER Ban Long Beach State Collusion. It's spreading. There's no other way to explain the comments about this weekend's football opponent Long Beach State. Wolverine coaches, players, and boosters must have taken lessons from Major League Baseball owners. People associated with the Michigan program just won't say anything bad about the 49ers. Here's a sam...…
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…I BASED ON THE TIME-HONORED NOTION THAT IT'S FAR BETTER TO GIVE THAN TO RECEIVE. I The rules of Gotcha are as simple as they are charitable: you see your opponent-you let him have it. For, given the opportunity he'd surely return the favor. And because Gotcha delivers soft-shots of non- toxic washable color bursts, there won't be any hard feelings,win or lose. Now, go out there and really do unto others. Goggles required. Minimum age 16. Fo...…
…TOP OF THE WEEK A New Generation, But the Same Goals The first issue of NEWSWEEK ON CAMPUS appeared in the fall of 1982, the fall that this year's college freshmen were entering the eighth grade. We set for ourselves two guide- lines: first, to produce for col- lege students a magazine just like NEWSWEEK except that it would focus on the special in- terests of students; second, to take students seriously. Magazines for students exist- ed be...…
…T M A I L Food, Glorious Food? Imagine my disappointment when I read "Food for Thought" (COLLEGE LIFE) and found that you did not mention my alma mater Michigan State's "delightful" con- tribution to the culinary world, the infa- mous Johnny Marzetti dish! NATASHKA P. MCDONALD New York, N. Y. * The Johnny Marzetti dish is a casserole, consisting, more or less, of macaroni and ground beef with onions, tomatoes, green peppers and cheddar cheese...…
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…Nflspeuk Published by Newsweek, Inc. The Washington Post Company Katharine Graham, Chairman of the Board Richard D. Simmons, President EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Richard M. Smith SENIOR EDITOR/SPECIAL PROJECTS: Lynn Povich Newsweek On Campus EDITOR: Jerrold K. Footlick EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Lynn Langway ART DIRECTOR: Robert J. George SENIOR EDITOR: Ron Givens STAFF WRITER: Connie Leslie STAFF REPORTER: Christopher M. Bellitto PICTURES: Nia Krikellas Button ...…
…Tracking the Faculty Stars Are all those Very Important Professors really earning their keep? tephen Jay Gould should be accustomed to celeb- rity by now. He has hosted a public-television series and appeared on the cover of NEWSWEEK, and he retains a press agent to handle hundreds of requests for interviews. But when two tourists recently showed up in his cavernous office at Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology, the famous professor with ...…
…UUs NrLSON-t Understanding the obligations of celebrity: Jimmy Carter gamely carries on despite the onlookers at Emory support two other academics-professors who are not drawn away by outside lectures, consulting contracts and publicity tours. "When you hire these stars, in effect you're saying to the rest of the department, 'You're doing the dishes'," com- plains the Berkeley professor. Rather than build up a whole department, universities s...…
…windfall from the late Coca-Cola magnate Robert W. Wood- ruff and its private status. In return, Carter was awarded the special status of university distinguished professor, which carries no specific course load but allows him to choose the classes he wishes to attend as guest lecturer two or three days a month. Carter has spoken with M.B.A. candidates about deregulation and to theology students about the involvement of ministers in public aff...…
… HENRY HILLIARD-PICTURE GROUP A balancing act: Sheldon Glashow in his Harvard office harsh on creationists, whom he regularly describes as "fools" and "jerks." He is also irate with gawkers who interrupt his lectures and campus strolls. "People don't realize how intolerable it is for somebody who thought he had privacy to learn people are watching him," he says. Prominence does have its ad- vantages. Gould pays grad assistants out of his speak...…
… { Teaching through mesmerization: Barbara Jordan at the LBJ cle Physics that is a choice in the core curriculum for under- graduates. Students rate him a solid and even entertaining instructor, but Glashow says he finds the experience frus- trating at times. "I find it more exciting to work on my own research than to teach undergraduates who are a somewhat hostile audience," he says, noting that while 500 students jostled for places in his i...…
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… America's Scientist a Sagan teaches on campus and off Carl Sagan may be Cornell's David Duncan Professor of Astronomy and Space Sciences, but he is really Amer- ica's Scientist. Sagan-who also directs the Labora- tory for Planetary Studies at Cornell-is that rarest of celebrities, an academic known worldwide for doing what he does. Ask many people to name the world's greatest living scientist, and they will mention Sagan-and stop. Scientist...…
