…University of Michigan student tuition will no longer cover testing for sexually transmitted infections at University Health Services. This update is part of UHS and Michigan Medicine’s new policy of billing students’ personal insurance for “laboratory testing, radiology x-rays and ultrasounds and allergy injections,” as announced in a policy memo on July 15. Previously, these services were covered by the Health...…
….(1i lclkljian 0a Ijj O NF-I HANI')I)[D-TWLfa0i Y-E1{ E 1 1 )ItSA EIEIT'1)O Ann Arbor, Michigan Wednesday, September 3, 2014 michigandaily.com MINI-TE NNIS ADMINISTRATION Schlissel tours state to discover new home LUNA ANNA ARCHEY/Daily Rackham student Geoff Cheung promotes Michigan's Table Tennis Team on the Diag Tuesday. Last year's team ranked seventh natiionally. RESEARCH Leading ALS researcher talks Ice Bucket Challenge Univers...…
…O~ tN J) 1 ) 1 I -i ll iI I sSI 11 )1 1(AB1 F\.I I I I,; I) s Ann Abor, Michigan Tuesday, September 3, 2013 michigandaily.com CAMPUS SAFETY 'U' changes sex misconduct procedures PICK YOUR PRODUCE New policy demands investigations into all allegations By AUSTEN HUFFORD Online Editor The University has adopted a new policy for how it responds to student sexual-misconduct allegations, tran- sitioning from a complainant-driven model to one ...…
…A4s timid immigrat'ion stance The Statement, Page 6B Ann Arbor, Michigan Wednesday, September 3,2008 michigandaily.com Leading gay rights advocate at 'U' retires Toy co-founded University's LGBT Affairs office By JESSICA BAER Daily StaffReporter James Toy officially retired July 1, but he prefers to say that he's "retreaded." "I keep on working for justice and equality," said the 78-year-old, a University alum who has devoted his life to a...…
…ate o a Wednesday September 3,2003 ©2003 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan One-hundred-twelve years ofeditorialfreedom TODAY: Isolated thun- derstorms throughout the day, part- ly cloudy at night Mar 78 LOW: 6 Tomorrow; 70152 Vol. CXIV, No. 2 wwwmihigandailycom Cracking the Code To read the code, visit http://www.umich.edu/-oscr Timelines for the appeals procedure have been clarified. 0 The non-discrimination clause now includes...…
…Tuesday September 3, 2002 02002 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXIII, No. 1 One-hundred-eleven years of editorialfreedom Thunderstorms in the morning with skies partly cloudy in the afternoon, becoming clear by evening. LOW.-57 Tomorrow, i.~,~ Ed Martin speaks to 'U' about loans, gifts By Steve Jackson Daily Sports Editor The parties have met, but the wait- ing game continues. Those close to the Ed Martin case have confirmed ...…
…£ 'Elan 74ar~ Yews: 76-DAILY Udvertising: 764-0554 One- hun/reds i* years oft'dol'fi7rtn1 Wednesday September 3, 1997 .. is : "n. .atavc va7 p Weather Goss t Alumnus, business executive considered in 1994 director search By Heather Kamins Daily Staff Rcportcr Tom Goss, a California business executive and former Michigan defensive tackle, was the University's first choice for athletic director four years ago. But since Goss was unavailab...…
…WEF tit! Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low of 550* Tomorrow: Scattered showers high 850, low 630. , One Ihundredfive years of editor-zl freedom Tuesday September 3, 1996 ; : i i l l U.S. attack on Iraq calied imminent The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Iraqi armored forces and artillery pulled out of the Kurdish city of Irbil yesterday, but the Clinton administration dismissed the withdrawal as insignificant and pushed ahead with consul...…
…F or TUNING IN TO NIXON, See Editorial Page Daily s cbscri tions, phone 764-0558 A& 40P 411 t an 471. 40 a t," CLASSY High-85 Low--60 Cloudy, chance of thundershowers Vol. LXXXI, No. 2AAnn Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 3, 1970 Free Issue Sixteen Pages CHURCH LEADERS MEET: FBI charges Wel fare sit-ins go on at two churches By TAMMY JACOBS Sit-ins continued at two Ann Arbor churches yesterday while church leaders consid...…
…RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE: PERSONAL QUALITY See editorial page Sir i1an ~Iaitll SUNNY High-S Low-50 Fair and warmer Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EIGHT PAGE~ VOL. LXXVIII, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1967 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES _.. New Politics Convention Fights Over Formation of Third Party By WALTER SHAPIRO Early yesterday morning, thed Special To The Daily convention assembled in a specialr CHICAGO-...…
…INFLATED PRICES AND DEFLATED VALUES See Editorial Page Y L 131kt i an &utIV CLOUDY Hligh-SO Lows-62 Showers likely today and tomorrow Seventy-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVI, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1966 SEVEN CENTS L ack of Undesignated Drive Funds larms Oi SIX PAGES Cf icials By NEIL SHISTER The University's massive fund drive, scheduled for completion this coming spring, is over 80 per cent of the ...…
…A SUGGESTION ABOUT SGC See Editorial Page \:Y L Siri t Y A6F :43 a t I MILD High--S0 Low-55 Sunny and warmer with some clouds Seventy-Five Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVI, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1965 SEVEN CENTS ewMeasureToAonstruct By CLARENCE FANTO finance, told the Daily yesterday. psychology departments, McKev- the aid to a larger number of stu- to a doubling of this figure by Under the new Insured Reduc...…
…j ILI CCOMMO do n tso SA'A 1 i.e By JEFFREY GOODMAN The literary college has made numerous adjustments to accommo- date its unexpectedly large fall enrollment. But there is still some disagreement on whether the quality of education will be affected. According to college Dean William Haber, adjustments in addi- tional and enlarged recitation sections have "perhaps involved some strains, but without any adverse effect on the educational obje...…
…of, VOL. I\.-No. 1. UN CHANGES IN THE FACULTY, The Homoepathic School Changed Considerable-New Appoint- rsents in the Other De-. partments, Etc. The faculty in the homeopathic school, as a result of the trouble in that department last year, has been almost wholly reorganized, and in the other departments also the changes, new appointments and pro- motions are unusually large. Dr. Obetz still remains dean of the faculty, but Dr. Mack succeeds ...…
