…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 - Page 7 lacocca surprises engineering class Rainforest week ends as issues still smolder by Donna Woodwell Daily Staff Writer Chrysler Chair Lee Iacocca paid a surprise visit to an Engineering class yesterday, after taking part in a dedi- cation ceremony for the recently re- named Lee Iaccoca Lecture Hall at the College of Engineering on North Campus. Students in the "Work Organiza- tions" c...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, October 27, 1988 Page 7 Betty and Bird: Tried and true team BY LIAM FLAHERTY VOCALIST Betty Carter resides in that jazz stratosphere where the air is thin and first names are all that's needed; Billie, Ella, Sarah, Betty. She is there due to an enormity of skill and range, and an abundance of experience. But mostly because her art is the art of improvisation. Her voice is an instrument that doesn't me...…
…Women's Volleyball vs. Northwestern Friday, 7:30 p.m. IM Building SPORTS The Michigan Daily Reality sets Turnovers, mistakes dampen run for roses in, Tuesday, October 27, 1987 1987 almost a Women's Soccer vs. Schoolcraft College Wednesday, 4:00 p.m. Mitchell Field Page 7 wash Rocky road ends for Schembechler; Bo goes to work today "I think we are going to have to accept the fact that this is a run-of- the-mill Michigan team. When we g...…
…:The Michigan Daily r - Field Hockey vs. Toledo Tuesday, 3:30 Ferry Field SPORTS Football vs. Illinois will NOT be televised, game time moved back to 1:00 p.m., Saturday Saturday, October 27, 1984 Page 7 Icers down Falcons, 5-3 By MIKE REDSTONE After coming into Ann Arbor last weekend and seeingthis team lose twice to the Wolverines, Ferris State hockey coach Dick Bertrand said, "If Michigan plays this way in this rink the rest of th...…
…Women's Field Hockey vs. Iowa 4 p.m. Friday Ferry field e Michigan Daily JAL, -- SPORTS Dekers club "Blue Line" luncheon noon Saturday Bimbo's Casa di Roma --- _ = Thursday, October 27, 1983 Page7- Happy Huckleby runs with pack S1i,-,- 9 st rter fnr the Wolverines Amazinrlu game that Bo came out and said- By TOM KEANEY "I'm just happy to be here, happy to still be playing football." That is how former Michigan football great Harlan Huckle...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Monday, October 27, 1986 PageY Tricked but not treated By Kurt Serbus Peeeeuuuuuww! This one's a real stinker. Trick Or Treat is an amazingly dulI,cliched ripoff rushed out to capitalize on the current (or maybe not so current) controversy surrounding heavy metal. Eddie, a high school headbanger who constantly gets abused by the evil preppies in his class, finds his only solace in the music of Sammie Curr, an ...…
…6 Page 8-Wednesday, October 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily . . * - . -- . - - - - - - - - - - - -. - -- - - - - - -- - - 4....- - - -. . '9.,71 .771 Clockwork Orange PINK FLAMINGOS Harold and Maude THE ELECTRIC LADY (XXX) and PLATO'S THE MOVIE (XXX) If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES 'I I I- .L *. 1 ;I..i.l l<'A4 1 1 1 I I I:.vI.:'L::~I.....I: ...…
…I SPORTS Tuesday, October 27, 1981 e Michigan Daily Page 8 BILLBOARD Entries for the all-campus singles d co-ree doubles intramural racquet- 11 tournament are due October 28. am racquetball entries are due on e same date for fraternity, women's, aduate/faculty/staff, residence hall, d independent divisions. The all- mpus singles racquetball tour- ment will be held October 31 at the IM Building beginning at 11:00 a.m. If necessary, th...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, October 27, 1989 Page 8 l Senegalese superstar Singer N'Dour brings African music to the world BY RACHEL KRINSKY NOBODY can help moving; feet tap, heads nod, and there's audible re- lief when I get up and dance around my room so that everybody else can, too. This music doesn't want you to sit still. Everyone struggles to place the sound, and each time I put on the tape I hear: "It sounds a little like those...…
…0 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 27, 1988 New buzz word is 'honey BY MIKE RUBIN Holy, Cows milk guitars for all they're worth BY JOHN CORTEZ T HE Holy Cows will be at the U- Club tonight. No, it's not some bizarre dairy ritual. It's one of the most frenetic Ann Arbor-area rock bands, one that specializes in "loud, fast rock 'n' roll," according to guitarist Scott Salyer. The Chelsea group's first release, Greener Sidewalk...…
…4 Page 8 -The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 27, 1987 FORMER WOLVERINE BELIEVES STRIKE WAS WASTE OF TIME Blue s Lines .a- ?i , .. ,r' ri '/ ' ik.g = .r x ' Columbus weekend trip .'notfor the studious BY ADAM SCHRAGER I went to Columbus this past weekend with an open mind and no preconceived notions about the type of school Ohio State was. I was there to cover the hockey series and to experience whatever else might come my way. What I did...…
…4 Page 8 .-_The Mid nDaily - Saturday, October 27, 1984 4 4 U N 4 6) rs " 994-0433 ol1 ECONO-CAR C. IIIII iIIII.lu"I lllil x: EDDIE GARRETT Offensive Champion KEVIN BROOKS Defensive Champion '/ I, PRE KICK-OFF BRUNCH 10 A.M.-" 12 NOON 530! FREE LARGE GREEK SALAD when you purchase any a Aid I …
…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 27, 1983 Illini 'cheap shot, Players trade harsh words as game time approaches fuel grudge Ouch! Bert overcomes injury running third for 'M' By MIKE REDSTONE By RON POLLACK. The battle lines have been drawn. When Michigan and Illinois take the field on Saturday, with the conference lead and a possible Rose Bowl berth at stake, the battle will by a physical one. Until then, the only ammun...…
…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 27, 1986 The solution to your midterm By Seth Flicker It's over, folks. I hate to say it but you're finished. Or at least almost all finished. The excitement and adventure are gone. Mid-terms are over. The consequences are tough: no late, late nights at the library, no cramming a term's worth of statistics into one night, no more speed reading Tolstoy an hour before the big exam. The post-mid...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, October 27, 1982 Page 9 P maCrisler: Detroiter Goodwin will fight at U of M campus 'Fight Night' "WE'VE BEEN selling-out for close- arrangement, Goodwin is a partner in that if this one is successful, there will: ircuit fights," said Michigan athletic GWS Limited, Watson's firm and be future bouts at Crisler." By RICHARD DEMAK "Fight Night on Campus" is a phrase which conjures up various images. For t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 27, 1981-Page 9 FIRST LEAGUE CROWN EVER FOR 'M' WOMEN Blue spikers win Big Ten title Daily Photo by BRIAN MASCK THE MICHIGAN SPIKERS go up for the kill in a practice last night. The Michigan volleyball team captured the Big Ten championship trophy (in- sert) over the weekend, the first conference crown ever for a woman's team at Michigan. Club Sports Roundup SAILING The Michigan sailing team traveled to C...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 - Page 9 Funk angelic Lyle Lovett and his large hair : But does it fit in a cowboy hat? George Clinton follows Parliamentary procedure BY FORREST GREEN III "ALL around the world, I'd rather play in a band; playin' my funky music, loud as I can" -George Clinton, "Bulletproof' Sure it's vague, but very soon, the unquestionable Doctor of Funk will be making good on this line, without question. ...…
…Field Hockey vs. Iowa Friday, 7:30 p.m. Tartan Turf SPORTS The Michigan Daily Two Thursday, October 27, 1988 Field Hockey vs. Ohio State Sunday, 10 a.m. Tartan Turf Page 9 age Wolverines come of Leroy Hoard-s starting position BY MICHAEL SALINSKY Introducing Professor Leroy Hoard of the University of Michigan. Professor, teach Indiana what happens when you key on tailback Tony Boles and forget about the fullback. Boom, a 54-yard touchd...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October.27, 1986 - Page 9g - - _ _...._ __ ----- - _ ._, ., ,. ..,..,: I Dems, Republicans seek control in Senate WASHINGTON (AP)-The last full week of the unpredictable campaign for Senate control opened yesterday with Democrats confidently predicting their candidates can withstand a last- minute Republican injection of money and well-orchestrated appearances by President Reagan. Republicans said they were just...…
…Page 10-WednesdayOctober 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily By PAUL HELGREN Stickers torpedo Toledo The Michigan field hockey team continued to roll, crushing an outclassed Toledo team 8-0 at Ferry Field yesterday. The win follows Satur- day's 5-1 victory at Toledo and gives the Wolver- ines an 11-12 record for the season. After Sara Forrestel scored late in the game handing Michigan its eighth and final goal, Toledo head coach Kirpal Singh Mahal s...…
…10-Tuesday, October 27, 1981-The Michigan Daily Notre Dame starts season with a win 0 By BARB BARKER Although the Michigan hockey team's vo game drilling of Michigan Tech iay be the most surprising Central ollegiate Hockey Association upset uis past weekend, there was other ac- on around the league in the first eekend of CCHA competition. Tenth-ranked Notre Dame netted hio State, 7-5, in the series opener 'riday, but the Buckeyes were able ...…
…Women's Swimming Maize and Blue Intrasquad Tonight, 5 p.m. Canham Natatorium SPORTS Volleyball vs. Minnesota Tonight, 7:30 p.m. Varsity Arena The Michigan Daily Friday, October 27, 1989 Page 10 # . .. . .. .... ...... . ...... . ...... . ................... w 'M' CAN SINK OR SWIM LAKERS Icers try to hold onto first DAVD LUBLINER Mike Moes, co-captain of the Michigan hockey team will lead his Wolverine teammates into Sault Ste. Marie...…
…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 27, 1988 0 THE SPORTING VIEWS BY ADAM BENSON The 24 happiest baseball players over the winter months are those with World Series rings. Despite all the hype that goes with a world championship team, the league Most Valuable Player gets more. The MVP may not play with the champions, but the player's contributions are more significant than any other's. When his team needed something, he did it;...…
…A SPORTS The Michigan Daily Monday, October 27, 1986 Page 10 Jets play winning Toon; send Saints inarching, 28-23 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Al Toon, the NFL's leading receiver, caught three touchdown passes from Ken O'Brien yesterday as the New York Jets won their sixth straight game, beating the New Orleans Saints, 28-23. New York built a 28-6 lead through three quarters and withstood New Orleans' 17-point final period to raise its...…
…INDIANA Continued from page 1 And this game might be Thompson versus the entire Wolverine squad. "There's no greater running back in the country than Anthony Thompson," Schembechler said. "He's very difficult to stop. Actually, I haven't seen anyone stop him this year." Thompson has been running wild in 1989, averaging 5.3 yards every time he touches the football. Last week, he tore the Minnesota defense to shreds, gaining 216 yards and three ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 27, 1986- Page 11 Icers split two with Ohio State BY PETE STEINERT In a battle between two teams struggling to put a hault to their losing ways, Michigan and Ohio State played to a draw, splitting last weekend's series at Yost Ice Arena. The Wolverines (2-4) breezed to an 8-2 win in the opener thanks to five power -play goals, but Ohio State (1-4-1) retaliated the next night and won in overtime, 4-3....…
…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 Fall seasons near conclusion Field Hockey, Men's and Women's cross country finish year by David Schechter Daily Sports Contributor When the team bus departs for Columbus today, the Michigan field hockey team will head into its final week. The Ohio State game emerges as a must win game for the Wolverines who hope to carry their seniors into their first postseason tournament ever. Having ...…
…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 27, 1986 'Mr By MARK BOROWSKY Special to the Daily BLOOMINGTON - No last- second field goals. No running up end down on Michigan's defense. No offensive ineptitude. No emotional letdown. No, the only thing shocking about Michigan's win over Indiana Saturday was the ease with which it came. The Wolverines (7-0) cranked out 588 yards against a reputedly tough Indiana squad en route to a 3:8-14 vict...…
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…Fall fashion: All that's By Marilyn Kitzes Since the new school year is al- ready in full swing, most fashion- conscious students already know what's "hot", "hip", "cool", and "now" in the world of clothes. For those of you that don't, or possibly didn't care enough to find out, here's your golden opportunity to become somewhat in vogue. Suede is a big item this fall - especially in jackets and shoes. The fringed suede coat is making a comeba...…
…Administrative Running the ' r4'4 r7 Elegance: i ? in style Photos by Jonathan Liss At right: After Six collection black tails tuxedo, ($355.00) and white cotton shirt ($35.00); Lord West vest ($35.00); cane, ($5.00); and Formally Yours top hat ($22.50). All clothing available from Marty's. Mimmina black wool jersey evening gown with quilted cuffs ($950.00), available at Renaissance, and rhinestone earrings ($46.00), available at Hutzels. ...…
…You would think that MSA President Aaron Williams and Campus Governance Chair Susan Langnas could put aside their politics for just a few hours. You would hope that after they escaped the political forum, and draped themselves in the hottest new clothes, they could put their ideas behind them. Well, they did...sort of. "I was concerned that women wouldn't be objectified in the modelling. The issue of women in advertising penetrated my mind con...…
…Teaching Classic Dress Photos by Jose Juarez The classic look of a tweed coat or a simple suit will probably never go out of style. And who better to model such an enduring look than two of the University's mosti venerated faculty members? Arlene Saxonhouse, professor of political science, and Gayl Ness, chair of the Senate Advisory and Committee on University Affairs, have been at the University for a combined 42 years. "The University is ...…
…Down On... ,e 1° - y1oG 1 , ' y1. II" Washington Liberty = William m -s UN U. WL H) UafM Campus s Madison 01 It 1 _ _i -L - 1. Iki "0000, - - ~ - - '1 F7 0Q milt / Hoover_ v a S e a ls, O *Extensive sheet music department " Yamaha electronic keyboards You could be playing the piano now if. you were renting one from King's. From $40 per month plus moving. Hours: Mon-Wed Thu-Fri Sat 9:30-5:30 9:30-8:30 10:00-5:00 115...…
…OAn a+~c t#' a.udc Go+ tCc4aa a ata&,4 za tsG & ey 4 L#~' .. WaUot uaad 7J~6 oru 4m, -w t44tW n dwn 11 Amoa 4E 44 ago"t wt&~r, 46%t "4'dG eiem. -4 , a'' " oa Am ad~ W4 4Lo 0~4* adcs t 7Ocloid 4 tO - it #et !tdmat did 4 uk a ta~c aad u ,44m Far left: Ann wears forest green polkadot charmeuse pants, ($168); gold rayon jersey ($40); silk chiffon scarf in hair, ($45), available at Collected Works. Jeff wears grey pleated pants ($7); grey stripe...…
…0 Who's the better president? "Oh, I am." "No, I am definitely." Well, maybe that wasn't the best question, but we can certainly bet that with senior~s Julie barkin and Q~ick Woodrum, in charge of. the Interf'raternity and Panhellenic councils, lif'e at the office is never dull. "I like it when he serenades everything," said Julie with only the tiniest bit of' sarcasm. "I like her sense of' humor," he said. Toth have been involved with the Gr...…
…Dr. Style has the ,, ans Note: Dr. Style, fashion consul- tant to personalities ranging from Tina Yothers to the Rev. Al Sharp- ton, has agreed to take over the * columnist's space for this issue. Jim Poniewozik, who couldn't match his socks if he only owned one pair, will be back next week. Maybe. Hello, loves! Time to see what Dr. Style has in his genuine chin- chilla mailbag today... Dear Dr. Style: My seven year- old son, Timmy, hasn't ...…
… TI ... _ i .=. HE* i - I What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend out about yourself through family crisis. Directed by Gary David Goldberg of "Family Ties" fame. At Showcase: 12:05, 7:25, 9:50, 12:10 DO THE RIGHT THING Spike Lee, the controversial, low budget loving director returns for another film that speaks of racial attitudes and tensions. At Ann Arbor I & II-Daily, 5:00. THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS Jeff and Beau Bridges star in ...…
…i THE APARTMENT LOUNGE (769-4060) Friday: Private Sector, modern dance-oriented R&B Saturday: The Whiptones, R&B and soul THE ARK (761-1451) Friday: Laketown Buskers; old- time music Saturday: James Keelaghan, Canadian singer and songwriter Furthermore IDAY "Ojibwa Basket Making: The Tradition Lives On" - exhibit at the U-M Exhibit Museum open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Safewalk - Night-time walking service, Rm. 102 UGLi; 8 to 11:30 p.m.; 936-1000...…
…Fashion in the street wear weara Photos by Jose Juarez Marcie Alvaraao "Because of the cold Michigan weather." Eric Wunderlich "I grabbed whatever looked warm before I went outside." PASS IT AROUND! Howre you going to do it? .elj ,xX\ Andl I want to express my deeply felt indebtedness and gratitude to my PS/2. It helped me get more done -so I had more time, for fun." _ '' q] PS/2 it!! MA? ENGLISH COURSES Intensive and semi-intensive ...…
