…it fi A/w athar oday: Mostly cloudy. High 38. Low 27. DOorrow: Partly cloudy. High 35. One hundred nine years of editoral lreedom Monday November 29 1999 Signs may aid bus riders Jeannie Baumann aily Staff Reporter Students, faculty and staff commuting orth Campus to Central Campus ma onger have to sit out in the cold, unaw en the next bus will take them to ed destinations. With a new system, h ation about wait times would be at thei er...…
…athe r~oflt: Mostly cloudy, low n the lower 20s. omorrow: Mostly cloudy, igh in the mid 30s. It I UnV C - A InD II One hundred five years of editorialfreedom Wednesday November 29, 1995 r , i I Ticket s( y Jodi Cohen aily Staff Reporter There was more than one upset Sat- rday when the Wolverines crushed the uckeyes. At least 40 fans from Ohio were dis- ppointed twice during their stay in nn Arbor. Not only did Ohio State ose the possibi...…
…. fhe rmin One hundred four years of editorial freedom .. .. *rni :iorway votes no on European Union pact By KARIN WALLENSTEEN Special to the Daily Though far from home, North European University students have hotly debated and closely watched political discussions on membership in the European Union. A referendum held yesterday in Norway, rejected membership in the uropean Union. Earlier, both Fin- d and Sweden held national plebi- scites a...…
… Is to Tampa Year's date . State O VA:' Friendship makes for 'Perfect World' Q I WE f . "ZrW One hundred three years of editorial freedom WRec. MONKEY BUSINESS E.C. ministers to meet with Yugoslavian leaders GENEVA (AP) - The European Community (E.C.) is hoping to lure the leaders of Bosnia's warring factions back to the negotiating table with an offer to lift sanctions on Yugoslavia, the troubled region's powerbroker. But prospe...…
…1£irtgauail Vol. Cl, No. 60 Ann Arbor, Michigan -Thursday, November 29, 1990 Mhigan Dit State's Meficit may hit 'U' hard by Sarah Schweitzer wily Administration Reporter With the state legislature's pro- posed 8.5 percent budget cuts to all state programs looming before them, University administrators are gearing up with nervous anticipation for what could translate into huge cuts for higher education. In reaction to a state budget deficit...…
