…One hundred eleven years ofeditorialfreedom t NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www mlchigandail y. com Friday April 5, 2002 I .. Mitchell: Peace is possible rn By Louie Meizlish Daily Staff Reporter As hopeless as the situation in the Middle East may appear, peace is still possible in the region, for- mer U.S. Sen. George Mitchell of Maine told an audience at Hill Auditorium yesterday afternoon. Mitchell, whose lecture was entitled,...…
…it IUn One hundred eleven years ofeditorialfreedom 1Ai NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandally.com Tuesday, March 5, 2002, e Na United Way ends funding of Boy Scouts By Kara Wenzel ~'Daily Staff Reporter a.Peepin torn E - causes doubt over securi The Washtenaw United Way Board of Directors voted last Wednesday to discontinue giving community funds to the Boy Scouts of America because several of their supporters expressed con...…
…£ig 4p One hundred eleven years ofeditoralfreedom NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandalycom Tuesday February 5; 2002 o r + ,@ I I I State agrees not to sla By Louie MeIziish Daily Staff Reporter The University agreed not to raise tuition more than 8.5 percent next year after a compromise was reached late last week between the heads of the state's 15 public universities, Gov. John Engler and legisla- tive leaders. In excha...…
…ittye1r One hundred eleven years of editoirdfreedom NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 Iwww michigandaily. com Wednesday December 5, 2001 i Vol *XI N . @ I Me, .. : 20 TeMihgn al I Admissions lawsuits head back to court By Rachel Green and Elizabeth Kassab Daily Staff Reporters The last of the slew of lawsuits filed by the Center for Individual Rights challenging the use of race as a factor in admissions in higher educa- tion move to t...…
…One hundred eleven years ofeditorialfreedom "Ui NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSlFED: 7640557 Monday November 5, 2001 i V4l. C2;g M eEE- I Pledges:'We let By iacquelyn Nixon Daily Staff Reporter Freshman Delta Delta Delta sorority pledges comprised the majority of female guests at an Oct. 25 unregistered semiformal event hosted by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, three pledges of the sorority said yesterday. Two 18-year-old Delta Delta Data pledges h...…
…One hundred eleven years of'editorialfreedom ti NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www~michigandaily.com Friday October 5, 2001 0 a @ 1 ; 6 . irection of search unclear By Elizabeth Kassab Daily Staff Reporter With Columbia University's Board of Trustees expected to accept Lee Bollinger as the successor of retiring President George Rupp tomorrow, the University of Michigan must now begin looking for its 13th president. The University ...…
… WE.. trirni Untt NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www.michigandally.com One hundred ten years ofeditorialfreedom Wednesday September 5, 2001 4 U to name From the entire staff of The Michigan Daily, welcome back to campus. qks you get acquainted with new classes, new homes and new roommates, the Daily will be here to provide you with a look at what's happening in Ann Arbor as well as around the globe. This month we will celebrate o...…
…ige 'nean One hndred ten years ofedz/origdfreedom *rni NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandaity.com Thursday April 5,2001 Provost agrees to supplement SA funds I Deal will give the University extra time to ensure that quality graduate student instructors Van be hired under budget By Whitney Elliott Daily Staff Reporter This announcement comes in response to a recent LSA change in departmental budgets for the 2001-2002 academ...…
…One hundred ten years ofediftorilfreedom 49W 74 NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www.michigandaly.com Monday March 5, 2001 e t ,' ' ala 3 4 - HIarvard choice expected soon From staff reports The Harvard University presidential search committee met twice in two days last week but has yet to release the name of a nominee, despite rumors that an announcement is imminent. The Harvard Crimson reported last Tuesday that some members of the s...…
…*A One hundred ten years' of editon-dlfreedom *rn NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www.michigandaily.com Monday February 5, 2001. f J11 IN I '2 admit to gambling i nrng run Jby Martin No new information on booster's involvement with University released From staff and wire reports Two people have pleaded guilty federal charges of interstate aid f racketeering in connection with the gambling investigation into banned University booster E...…
…One hundred ten yearsfede iarfreeom *ri. NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www michigandaily. cam Friday January 5, 2001 I 6.~ I Profs. to use, Hubble to study Jupiter. PSusan Luth Daily Staff Reporter Four University professors are getting a "once-in-a- lifetime chance" to use new technology and the Hubble Telescope to explore Jupiter in a way it has never been seen before. This rare opportunity was provided when Cassini, NASA's larg...…
…MEMI One hundred ten years ofedtorkalfreedom 1 EWS: 76-DAILY LASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwmichigandaily.com Tuesday December 5, 2000 ::use WI ..Qwwmm__ Nomw .Ammom.. kqwyl a les High Court sends case Fla. circuit court ruling narrows options for Gore back to state court' By Jeremy W. Peters Daily Staff Reporter WASHINGTON - Stating that they were unclear as to how the Florida Supreme Court reached its decision extending the deadline for...…
…I One hundred ten years of edixorzWdfreedom tit, 'amilk qmppw NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www michigandaily. com Thursday October 5, 2000 ., B . g. :6,^ 0 . ... -: ,: I Student hockey ticket sales fall Plenty of seats still available for weekend lCe Breaker Tourney By Joe Smith uy Sports Writer Three nationally ranked opponents, including No. I North Dakota, will be battling it out with the second- ranked Wolverines this weekend ...…
… UiI £ibiran &zig One hundred nine years of editorialfreedomv wPREEM~n9RMMmMEitTT MMRMm EM~mmEMlMR donday, June 5, 2000 www.michigandaily.com f s f x l Iospital may lose jobs y Sara Fedewa )ail Staff Reporter Tension has arisen among members f the University community after an rticle that appeared in the Ann Arbor flews suggested that 350 positions may e cut from the University Hospital taff. This cut would be part of an ttempt to slash ...…
…,N One hundred nine years ofeditonalfreedom i NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www.michigandaily.com Wednesday April 5,2000 Y t J 1'1 { ' FC to probe hazing charge By David Enders Daily Staff Reporter The University's Interfraternity Council suspended the campus chap- er of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity last week to investigate hazing allega- tions. "On late Thursday night last week, the IFC voted to temporarily suspend all chapter operat...…
… e qq e ^ v " '1 z, p Y x WA a a r Waat!Ikhr Today: Partly cloudy. High 28. Low 19. Tomorrow: Snow. High 39. One hundred nine years of edntonlfreedom Wednesday January 5, 2000: I '"' " I Y2K prove tob e ective By Jewel Gopwani Daily Staff Reporter Nearly two years of preparation seems to have paid off for University and Ann Arbor city offi- als who remained on call during the turn of the illennium Friday. University Spokesperson Jul...…
…I4an ~4ar A/AA*6ow vtrener Today: Partly Cloudy. High 60. Low 41. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. High 56. Searc;h I By Nika Schulte Daily Staff Reporter After more than a year of interim leadership. the ersit's internal disciplinary office is looking for a Sdirector. A committee met for the first time this week to begin a national search for a new administrator to oversee the Office of Student Conflict Resolution. Since the presentation of intern...…
…ran Unft+h, w Way: Partly cloudy. High 60. Low 35. morrow: Sunny. High 58. One hundred nzi'e years of editrfrfreedom Tuesday October 5, 1999 B ollinge yJeremy W. Peters ily Staff Reporter University President Lee Bollinger outlined s major plans and updated faculty on niversity progress for the 1999-2000 academic ar at yesterday's first Senate Assembly meet- S the semester. t finger's first announcement was a reassur- g one for those who...…
…EARW atlg WA~a+ n Tvv PI rs Today: Partly cloudy. High 54. Low 33. Tomorrow: Showers. High 65. One hundred eight yeasof editoria/freedom Monday Apr ,199 n g g M Nearly 5,000 gather for 27th Hash Bash Smokers, preachers attracted By Amy Barber DAly Staff Reporter tarrying fliers, bongs full of mari- juana and signs reading "HEMP: Help Educate More People," "Relegalize Marijuana" and "Save The Trees - Plant Hemp," participants in the 27...…
…It0 'cla i Today: Partly cloudy. High 37. Low 18. Tomorrow: Rain. High 43. One hundred ei/ght years fedtofl-reedom Friday February 5, 1999 : C rt t 'EL y~j >\ 4i !y Z.v s 4Q" 'y+, CEO to work without contract By Nick Faizone Daily Staff Reporter Today, for the first time in three years, members of the Graduate Employees Organization will be working without a cr act. The organization's three-year agreement with the versity expired ye...…
…C*4vA AIL AW News: 76-DAILY Display Ads: 76440554 Classified Ads: 764-0557 One hundred eight years ofeditonrdfreedorn Thursday November 5, 1998 d - Wash. nItiative ends use race Washington voters decided Tuesday to prohibit race preferences By Katie Plona Daily Staff Reporter Voters in the state of Washington approved a referendum to ban racial C nd gender preferences in its public hools' admissions policies Tuesday. The vote, coupled wi...…
…News: 76-DA Display Ads: Classified Ad WASHIN out yesterda3 rich allies ev action plan f ic crisis that world into re The disal *hat despite effort to pr markets, th( disagree stri be doing to The admit agreements U.S. leaders] dollar bailot threatened 1 ull their me Brazilian expressed sa negotiations words of sup It was exj emergency Sr ca tr( UI i One hundred eight years ofed:torlfreedorn ILY 764-0554 Is. 764-0557 Monday October 5,1998 ...…
…41W 4MV qr-. - - -I-- . News: 76-DAILY u s ay Advertising: 764-0554 - One hundred seven years ofedit rslfreedom May 5, 1998 Harrison a01cc416epts Hartfoard presidenicy Y Susan T. Port conference at the University of Hartford Hartford as "the most wonderful day of said after learning of Harrison's decision. said that since Harrison had not been rbaily News Editor last Thursday that he plans to leave my life. The people were so warm and "When ...…
…C t' IIWFqw It News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years ofeditorial7 freedom Thursday February 5, 1998 1 111 lgljl milli ll lig I if Lewis named NCAA decision 1prolonged Rackham By Jennifer Yachnin Daily Staff Reporter Rackham interim Dean Earl Lewis was selected as the graduate school's permanent dean yesterday, pending approval by the University Board of Regents at its meeting later this month. "I think it is a ...…
…One hundred seven year' ofedirzalfreedom Friday December 5, 1997 rws 76-DAILY Ivertlslng: 764-0554 . . ducation lan freezes te tuition Peter Romer-Friedman aily Staff Reporter After a year's worth of court battles and rocky times dur- ng a recession in the early '90s, the Michigan Education rust, one of the nation's first pre-paid tuition programs, is iming to help make college more affordable again. The state of Michigan began the MET p...…
…0 ews: 76-DAILY dvertising: 764-0554 e2t t trirni *rnO One hundred seven years of editorz lfreedom Wednesday November 5, 1997 -- .. 'to Janet Adamy aily Staff Reporter The University will pay more to defend itself g t the anti-affirmative action lawsuit target- g"s admissions policies than the University of exas did when it fought a similar suit last year. UT received pro bono legal services from one f Texas' largest law firms, Vinson an...…
…0 'ews: 76-DAILY dvertlslng: 764-0554 ~2 'cla *ar1 One hundred six years of editoriaifreedom Friday September 5, 1997 000 10 . ,.,. .,r., ,, ,,.,.,. i ,n ;.; ,,.9 a .3.',.. 'a's;, " ^ >~;v bx o.r rxa elan av, :; . x ' 5, to + 'i a..r. ANf .,. , I "We are lawsuit this fall. be a str 't is y Jeffrey Kosseff *Staff Reporter The law firm that won the groundbreaking opwood affirmative action case last year has een contacted by a state legisl...…
…ews: 76-DAILY dvertising: 764-0554 1 2< t t Irni One hundred six years ofedtorzil freedom Wednesday February 5, 1997 :.. , , ~ . . . ....... ........ ..:...: . . .... ~,:.n. ,. ... J , .. .. ...,.. V a. a ,. ..,d ,. , wRS tr <Y'N .J+Sr b.. a '?' e(^ \1 hl.vN^fi' e. dh , ' , ,r'zv;tc..h'E " ,~k. Y t av~".*'Ec SA }+vb.,+w , ux<. av "R ;vas . F I IOU' rul4 ental Schoo ricka M. Smith uay Staff Reporter The University was found guilty of dis...…
…it I4an t rnR Wwather Tonight: Mixture of rain and snow, low around 30*. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, ligh snow, high in the mid'30s. t One /uwidred six years of editon7alfreedom Thursday December 5, 1996 MIk si/-. ;J~ M.. ?. ..~a n : ..5 rS4..'~i Y .: L . :; '6S¢ o ' Ah N'2+: 8 DAYS OF LIGHT A2gay praise couples Hawaii Neo-Nazi fliers planted hi 'U' books By Ann Stewart Daily Staff Reporter Student leaders say they are concerned after l...…
…'Ela ti Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with 40-percent chance of rain. Tomorrow: Chance of rain showers. Low around 400. One hundred six years of editori lfreedom Tuesday November 5, 1996 -a v. E '* ~ - : " ... .,, ..... I. bender biases may exist in *valuations By David Rossman Daily Staff Reporter A short time from now, students will be taking finals and filling out teacher evaluations. And while students are stressed over finals, me...…
…Watm Tonight Partly cloudy, low around 65. Tomorrow: Scattered showers and sunshine, high 840. F 6.40 icrq *ar One /undredfive years ofeditorizlfreedom Thursday September s,1im I 1 111111 111111111jjj i I I1 11 1111 ,11 311 UJ' policy benefits relig ious observers By Heather Miller Daily Staff Reporter Students who experience academic conflicts on religious holidays now have a policy that works in their favor. The New U-M Policy On Relig...…
…ne hundred five ears AeV&. c lip . of editorialfreedom :g, .. "' Fired Dental School employees a in evidence battle in court Wednesday June 5, 1996 U Judge rules arbitrator's findings not admissable as facts in court case By Sam T. Dudek Daily Staff Reporter Three fired Dental School workers won their latest battle against the University on Friday. Dawn Mitchell, Delano Isabell and Theresa Atkins, dubbed the "Dental School Three" by sup- ter...…
…eather onight: Mostly cloudy, low the low-20s. omorrw: Mostly cloudy. Igh in the upper-30s. .'Elan rti One hundredfive years of editorialfreedom Friday April 5, 1996 x 0' Is" The Michigan - baily I EO warns udents to repare for alk-out y Anupama Reddy aily Staff Reporter As the Graduate Employees Organi- ation and University bargaining teams ontinue to negotiate the terms of an ,xtended contract, GEO members are till planning to walk o...…
…JE*I t l ll ti Weather Tonight: Mostly clear, low 5. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high around 20'. One hundred five years of editorialfreedom Monday February 5, 1996 MSA nominates students for search panel By Laurie Mayk Daily Staff Reporter Michigan Student Assembly Presi- dent Flint Wainess presented the assembly's list of potential students for the presidential search committee to *ovost J. Bernard Machen on Friday. The additional names br...…
… onight: Partly cloudy, urries, low 21'. omorrow: Partly cloudy, lurries high around 25'. WE . *rni One hundredfve years of editorialfreedom Tuesday December 5, 1995 IM Yp .. . , ..' . ." _.... Y:. ", ' .., , ' '. 'rem.. .: .::. m~+nA2y R . rahy} p Yr =.. :a k irst NATO aU am . } 212. t L The Washington Post SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - British transport planes flew into Bosnia and Croatia yesterday with sev- eral dozen soldiers, inclu...…
…1/ WE * One hundredfive years of editorkl freedom Ititi night: Rain likely, breezy; varound 60%. morrow: Mostly cloudy, ;h around 87'. Thursday October 5, 1995 Pope to America: Be a NEARK, N.J. (AP)-Pope John Paul II ~tmdto America yesterday as a self- escribed pilgrim for peace, echoing Pope aul VI's 1965 appeal to the United Nations: No more war, war never again." The pope told President Clinton and about ,O00 Catholic schoolchildren ...…
…be idiTpu Datl Summer Weekly eOne hundred four years of editorial freedom Regents nt ' with Moeller bu y Amy Klein Both regents and University officials said Athletic Director Joe Roberson were the only why they were not kept informed. Daily News Editor they were never informed of the decision to parties involved in the negotiations. "I have a lot of questions, and It As Gary Moeller bolts to the NFL with buy Moeller's contract after he volunt...…
…'Elan1 NW"W 4& Weather Tonight: Snow likely, low in the mid-30s. Tomorrow: Cloudy, high in the mid-30s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Wednesday April st1995 JA union sets demands for November bargaining session By Lisa Dines Daily News Editor Preparing for fall bargaining sessions, the Graduate Employees Organization voted last week for a comprehensive set of demands to present to the administration, including changes in th...…
…12 * 4&g4br *rni One hundred four years of editorial freedom U' chief academic officer to vacate post at summer's end By RONNIE GLASSBERG Daily Staff Reporter The University's chief academic officer, Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr., will step down when his current five-year term ends in August. "A shorter period didn't seem to serve the needs of the University, so it was sort of five more or none," said Whitaker, who will not *seek a second terrm ...…
…--'!Fl Or'tArw *rnw One hundred four years of editorial freedom Jnvestigators still looking for answers From Staff and Wire Reports Federal investigators have not determined the cause of Thursday's medical helicopter crash near North Campus, which killed a doctor, nurse and pilot. The helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff, after the pilot apparently attempted an emergency landing in a grassy field near the Philips Components building on...…
…ICFIntl Air 74PI P, lw a tit! One hundred four years of editorial freedom A , 4y V C .TA unlonE keeps op By AMY KLEIN For the Daily This year marks the 20th anniver- s ry of the Graduate Employees Or- ization (GEO), the bargaining voice of University teaching assis- tants. Negiotiations have been so strained that in three of the past four contracts, GEO has voted on whether to strike. Now TAs are taking the offensive, while keeping open the...…
…One hundred three years of editorial freedom *ri Former Miss America weighs state Senate bid By ZACHARY M. RAIMI DAILY STAFF REPORTER 994 THE MICHIGAN DAILY She first dazzled the nation as Miss America in 1988, and now Kaye Lani Rae Rafko is weighing a bid to enter another contest. Rafko has been approached by several prominent state Republicans urging her to oppose incumbent state Sen. Jim Berryman (D-Adrian) for Michigan's 11th state Sena...…
… i, Blue ga"Ins fame, 'I trounces wo9Pack 4=0 Schindler's List Liam Neeson gives honest performance in disturbing Holocaust film KP"-eos{ A- , One hundred three years of editorial freedom I z, 1 s ' i I 'M'fans brave rain for gridiron contest By JAMES CHO DAILY STAFF REPORTER W elcome Back TAMPA, Fla. - Rain showers Ready to start did not deter an estimated 40,000 hard- classes? We are. core Michigan Wolverine and North But first...…
…M' hockey heads north to play> No. I1Lake State SPORTS Keillor tells 'guy' stories tonight at Hill I It t t at One hundred three years of editorial freedom DARWINKatherine Mataranka-=+ Daly Waters Dunmarra Roadhouse Elliott ~Renner Springs Tennant Creek0 The University's solar car, *Barrow Creek Maize and Blue, is taking part 0Ti Tree in the World Solar Challenge. Aice The race runs more than 1,900A miles from Darwin to Adelaide. Loo...…
…WE4v "IIz One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, No5 Ann r, Tuesday, October Daily Yeltsin crushes power bid MOSCOW (AP) - Boris Yeltsin won a bloody victory in the battle for Russia's future yesterday, his tanks and paratroopers flushing his hard-line opponents from a flaming Rus- sian parliament building. Scores died as Yeltsin crushed the strongest power bid yet by rem- nants of the old Communist regime. The mass surren...…
…d Summer Weekly 1a One hundred two years of editorial freedom Volume C111, No. 2S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, May 5, 1993 (-o1993 The Michigan Daily! GRADUATION DAY I Public Health dean resigns, P By SAM GOODSTEIN And FLINT WAINESS DALY OPINON EDTORS Requesting a reversal of a December mora- toriumenactedby Schoolof Public Health Dean June Osborn, a University committee recom- mended that PPIH remain open. One day later, DeanOsbornann...…
…Students' celebration of Hash Bash and the Final Four Saturday bordered on violent. Fans should be more responsible tonight when celebrating. After a long hiatus, Prince is back. Kim Yaged reviews the Purple One's performance at the Fox Theater this weekend. Forty minutes stand between the Fab Five and their first national title. That and the North Carolina Tarheels. The Wolverines and Tar Heels square off tonight in New Orleans for the cham...…
…GEO may be forced to strike because its contract talks with the University are not progressing. While this will hurt undergraduate education, it may be the only acceptable response for the TAs. Discussing the place of homosexuals in religion often opens a Pandora's Box of issues. Karen Talaski shows how the debate affects religious leaders, open gays and the campus community. When Michigan plays Michigan State Sunday at Crisler Arena, the Wo...…
…The University's search for a successor for Vice Provost for Minority Affairs Charles Moody has lacked student input - especially from minority students. Each February, Americans celebrate the accomplishments of African Americans in Black History month. Kerry Colligan examines why the focus on Black history just 28 days a year. The battle for the lead in the CCHA will be waged tomorrow night when the Wolverines travel to Miami to play the Re...…
…When it comes to public education in this country, you get what you pay for, or so it seems. The time has come to end the disparity in public schools. For all those who called in demanding another photo of Madonna, we're thrilled to be able to bring you this week's cover story. *P0T" Who is Ricky Guzman and what has he been doing in Crisler Arena? Meet the latest addition to the Michigan men's basketball team. Today Cloudy and cold; High 42...…
