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…12B - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 1995 IKombat' action-packed fun _ By Ted Watts Daily Arts Writer "Mortal Kombat": An arcade and home video game system smash, heavily marketed and ultimately converted to a moving picture me- dia. Sounds like Pac-Man, but it is definitely a step up. If you've played the game, you, know the story: combatants fight each other to the death, and if they're good enough, they ultimately get to fi...…

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… i 1 9 9 No. Name 90 Aghakhan, Ninef 10 Albertson, John 1 Alexander, D. 37 Anderson, Erick 9 Azcona, Eddie 78 Barry, Paul 31 Blankenship, Tony 18 Brady, Matt 20 Brown, Corwin 25 Buff, Ron 7 Burch,Alfie 80 Burkholder, Marc 38 Carlson,J.D. 42 Carlson,Justin 13 Carr, Jason 68 Cocozzo, Joe 10 Colins, Todd 26 Davis, Ed 66 Davis, Martin 83 Diebot,Dave 48 Dobreff, Dave 22 Dottin, Lance 55 Dudlar, Gannon 91 Dyson, Matt 6 Elezovic, Peter 63 ElliotMarc...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 7 Baker-Mandela .Center provides i needed resources -4 by Baker-Mandela Center Staff In the Winter of 1987, the Uni- versity of Michigan campus ex- ploded when Black students, sup- ported by other progressive students organized to fight against blatant racist attacks and institutional racism at this University. Students formed the United Coalition Against Racism (UCAR...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 1995 - 13 Choose the powerful stick that fights off odor and wetness all day. Six fragrances, one goal: maximum protection. Or get powerful Right Guard protection in a crystal clear gel. 1oava nn mac-Q ur r Qichu- nr flaky 'white stuff. So clear,, it rotects invisibly. …

… 0-G ------------ .: r ~ U .. ...... r. w: ' ...... ... .. : : < hill v :i is hill - :.::: :':ti":" :':l } ti"Jr} !ff Anderson leads team in more than tackles Last season, linebacker Erick Anderson made history. This year, he's striving for immortality. Anderson is entering his senior season as the leading tackler in each of his first three seasons, making him the first Wolverine in history to lead the team in tackling for thre...…

…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 CONSENT Continued from page 4' with these restrictions are greatest for poor and working-class young women. The teens most likely to feel that they have little choice but to carry an unwanted pregnancy to term are also those who face the greatest risks involved in adolescent pregnancy, childbearing, and rearing. While abortion is safer than ei- ther tonsillectomy or a...…

…148 -The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, September 6, 1995 Orange 9mminch By Ted Watts Daily Arts Writer It's a big musical world out there, and there are a lot of styles that have developed. Orange 9mm falls under the style dubbed "post-hardcore." Their sound is angry and fast, but surprisingly complex. The question of what their sound evolved from is easily raised. "The band has a lot of influ- ences, but not any common influ- ences," explained...…

…Ohio State { CJIor P nStat-, If Ohio State coach John Cooper thought his job was in trouble three weeks ago, he must be packing his bags now. The line had been that Cooper would be pink-slipped unless he produced this season, his fourth in Columbus. However, the picture changed Aug. 23 when sophomore Robert Smith, who rushed for a Buckeye rookie record 1,126 yards last season, announced that he was quitting the team, claiming the Buckeye co...…

…Hail to the Victors Valiant Great offerings for sports fans by Mike Gill Daily Sports Editor As kickoff to the football season looms ever so closer, fans are once again chirping about Michigan's chances to return to the Rose Bowl. With the talk of the Rose Bowl, comes the standard questions about where everyone will be sitting when new coach Gary Moeller leads the Wolverines out on the field. It is too late to order season tic- kets now ...…

…-- r _. The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 1995 - 15B RECORDS Continued from page 14B Bush !ittle Things rrauma/Interscope Yup, Bush is pushing into the next rontier with one of the new line of CD-ROM singles. While featuring. hree audio tracks, including a live ersion of "Little Things" and the reviously unreleased "Bud," the most nteresting stuff on this is the multi- nedia portion. The interface is clean and easy to nderstand. T...…

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…P0g* 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 A NEW ERA FOR VOLLEYBALL by Theodore Cox Daily Sports Writer -A little over halfway through the season, the Michigan women's volleyball team lost to Wisconsin, 15-4, 15-7, 15-2. It was the seventh straight Big Ten loss for the Wolverines. After the match coach Joyce Davis said three words that summed up all of last year: ,-W e were bad." For the second straight sea...…

…16B - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 1995 Sex-change film has nothing to 'Hyde' [a By Michael Zilberman Daily Arts Writer Boyswhoaregirlswholikeboys ... It shouldn't come as a surprise that popular culture these days is* utterly obsessed with the idea of a conscious and safely reversible iden- tity switch, a "makeover." "Dr. Jekyll And Ms. Hyde," while not even attempting to make any coher- ent social statements, showsjusthow de...…

…Indiana When Anthony Thompson finished his career two seasons ago, he took most of the Indiana offense and its record book with him. But Vaughn Dunbar exploded onto the scene last year, rushing for 1,224 yards. Coach Bill Mallory expects even bigger things from Dunbar this year. And with 18 starters returning, the 1991 Hoosiers should improve on last season's 6- 5-1 overall record (3-4-1 in the Big Ten). "We've got one of the top running back...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Paq 3 DOWN One team soared to new levels while the other failed to tame the monster JOSE JUAREZJDaily Carol Szczechowski's determination drove Michigan into the NCAA tournamnent last year. This season, coach Bud VanDeWege envisions moving his star from point guard to shooting guard. . Biggest' wins kept coming for women by Phil Green Daily Basketball Writer After years in...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 1995- 17B CIV:A band with no se forlast naes By Ted Watts Daily Arts Writer MTV recently put an unassum- ing New York band named CIV in their "Buzz Bin." The video for "Can't Wait One Minute More" features the band in a talk show type setting, complete with audi- ence and special guests. x Frontman and vocalist Civ seems to be the host, running around in a suit and smiling, his shiny head beaming o...…

…0 e 9 w " .. .............. . .... ..... ........... lee ...... .... leell ::,e e. lee. . .. . . . . . . . ........ . ......... S1 11 1A* S*Vllll Imagine how former Michigan coach and future television commentator Bo Schembechler will react when he sees Michigan quarterback Elvis Grbac set up in shotgun formation. Maybe ABC should use a five- second delay. "We've been working out of it a little," Grbac said. "Mo (Michi- gan coach Ga...…

…Pige 4-The Mighigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 MAGNIFICENT MIKE Swimmer leads Blue; sets. records by Mike Gill Daily Sports Editor There is no one in the world faster than Michigan's own Mike Barrowman. And there is no team in the east, midwest, or north that can compare to Michigan's men's swim team. -While other team's may have beach-blond hair and Coppertone. tans throughout the winter, the Wolverines are...…

…18B - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 1995 'Desperado' a flashy success for Rou ez By Michael Zilberman Daily Arts Writer "Desperado"'s very existence appears to be somewhat paradoxical. In an un- precedented case of a reversed franchise evolution, it's a big-name, big-budget sequel to a barely released original (the first installment, "El Mariachi", was re- portedly shot for seven thousand bucks). With all the enigmas and buzz...…

…Individual awards? D I. T Eki 0: OFFENSIVE LINEMEN Continued fronm Page 10 round out the starting line for an average weight of 291 pounds per player. Last year's group earned co- MVP honors in the Gator Bowl, when the line neutraslized Mississippi's defense to allow 715 total yards of Wolverine offense. Everitt, Skrepenak, and Elliott return from that fearsome squad. However, Michigan coach Gary Moeller has frequently said he will miss the...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 6, 1990- Pag5 WOLVERINES DROP FROM UPPER ECHELON Wrestlers slip by Jeff Sheran Daily Sports Writer The Michigan wrestling team ranking slipped con- Fritz Lehrke,1 siderably last season, finishing 31st nationally, as op- January, andi posed to 5th in 1989. Half as many Wolverines quali- who wrestled fied for the national tournament as did the previous sea- However, Go son, and none of...…

… 9 Im . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,XXX Co rps iS special indeed by Matt Rennie Led by Desmond Howard, the nation's second-leading kickoff returner from a year ago, Michigan's special teams squad promises to live up to its name. The Wolverines looked to their specialists on several occasions last season to come through with big plays, and nearly always, they delivered. After Michigan State took a 21- 14 lead against the Wolverines last ...…

…0 Paige 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 "a' MICHIGAN SPORTS roundup i" 'M' women's track JOSE JUAREZ/Daily JOSE JUAREZ/Daity Mark Quimet (15) and Dave Roberts (9) were two first-year standouts on last year's hockey team that nearly gained an NCAA tournament berth. Roberts was voted the CCHA Rookie-of-the-Year. Nine graduations leave Red filling holes as... M'hockey look S to by David Hyman- Dai...…

…0 0 0. "T hese students catch on quickly: Those IBM PS/2's should get them off to a fast start." \1 V _ 4w kCZ 7 .. . ' pp ,,. 1'i' ...,,..,,, . ,.,,r' ,. S wo At 6-foot-4, with 255 pounds of muscle seem- ingly carved out of stone, Michi- gan defensive Evans is one of those guys who can send chills down the spine of everyone around him. Yet Evans' mouth rarely moves; he lets his steely eyes do much of the talking. Most of the time his st...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 990 - Pagg 7 CHANGING OF THE GUARD by Steven Cohen Daily Football Writer A coach with integrity who can provide 194 wins in 21 years of service is not easy to replace. Neither is one who can produce thirteen Big Ten Championships and fifteen straight bowl game appearances. But Bo is gone and Mo will now be the one storming the sidelines of South Bend, Madison, West Jafayette,...…

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…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Pitching still keys 'M' baseball by Matt Rennie Daily Baseball Writer Contrary to what the headlines said, there was indeed more Michigan baseball action in Fisher Stadium than in the 15th District Court. Coming off a 1989 season in which they had the best regular-season record in the Big Ten, the 1990 Wolverines had quite a reputation to fulfill. If the season prov...…

… The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 6, 1990- Page 9 Women's tennis moves out of the basement .n Marked by Ted Cox Daily Sports Writer Improvement * JOSE JUAREZIDaity Lacrosse is one of the many club sports offered at the University of Michigan. Club sports receive little support from the University and cannot award scholarships. Many clubs travel across the country to compete. Here, Matt Oliver tries to shake off...…

…0f Page 10-The.Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Our Bag This is a well known symbol on cam- pus. You will soon find that it is good for more than just carrying home pur- chases. In fact, we have received pic- tures of people and their Ulrich's bag from as far away as the Great Wall of China. What new uses can you come up with? New and Used Books Brought in from Universities around the country, our stock of qua...…

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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 0 Community Access TV allows for free speech by Sarah Schweitzer Daily Staff Writer Ann Arbor residents have never been afraid of expressing their views or making their opinions known. The vast number of speeches and rallies which take place in Ann Ar- bor and the panoply of books and ar- ticles which flow out of the city at- test to this fact. In this long standi...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 3 City's homeless face obstacles to survival Estimates put number on the street at 1,500 Angell Hall AMY FELDMAN/Daily Angell Hall stands as one of the landmarks of not only the University, but also of the city of Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor was founded in 1824, and in 1837 it was chosen as the location of the University of Michigan. A ore than 165 years by'Ian Hoffman D...…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 6, 1990 Knick-nacks, jacks and inflatable Cadillacs f . Shopping scene offers something for all by Anders Ramsay Daily NSE Contributor The shopping scene in Ann Ar- bor features a truly diverse selection of stores for a community its size. Mixed with more traditional fash- ion and merchandise outlets like Lo- gos Bookstore and Jacobson's, are importers of South American a...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 5 Bookstores, old and new, cover Ann Arbor by Mike Sullivan Daily Staff Writer * Whether you came to Ann Arbor for parties, football games or a nice degree, pretty soon someone is go- ing to ask you to ruad. And in this town, reading is more than funda- mental. Once you've bought your text- books at the Union Bookstore, Ul- rich's or Michigan Book & Supply - yes,...…

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Housing problem fought on different fronts Organization creates 'unity' in fight for tenants' denied rights by Amy Harmon Daily Staff Writer On April 27 U.S. Marshals and Ann Arbor Police officers armed with machine guns entered four units at the South Maple public housing site and forced six adults and seven children to leave their homes. Although three of the ten...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 7 Piece of history goes up in smoke as... Ann Arbor voters reject legandary $5 pot fine By Amy Quick Daily Staff Writer Despite a "Just Vote No" rally organized by the National Organiza- tion for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) at this year's an- nual Hash Bash, and a "high" student turnout at the city elections, Ann Arbor's infamous $5 fine for posses- sion of m...…

…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 6, 1990 Local nightlife: a plethora of places to paint the town red by Mike Gill Daily Staff Writer Bars are as synonymous with col- lege students as apple pie is with Americana. But in Ann Arbor's ev- erchanging bar scene, new students may have to wait awhile before they can experience what local watering holes have to offer - quite a lot, and quite a variety. In the past ye...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 9 Eating out in Ann Arbor plenty of palette pleasers : by Miguel Cruz and Christine Kloostra Daily Staff Writers The Big Apple. The Windy City. Ann Arbor is a city of many names. The City of Brotherly Love. Bean- town. Oddly enough; however, none of the Motor City's nicknames re- ally capture its most unique at- tribute. Perhaps a catchier and more ap- propriate mon...…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Ann Arbor still safely left of political mean by David Schwartz Daily Opinion Editor In the 1950s, University of Michigan students protested the fir- ing of three professors who refused to answer questions about their ties to the Communist Party. In the 1960s, the city of Ann Ar- bor and the University of Michigan spawned Tom Hayden and Students for a Democratic So...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 6, 1990-- Page 11 For the young, old, and young at heart... Hands-On Museum stimulates learning through participation by Ruth Littmann Daily Staff Writer The philosophy of Ann Arbor's Hands-On Museum holds true to the Chinese proverb: "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I un- derstand." As its name suggests, the mu- seum doesn't have Hands-Off! signs. Instead, visito...…

…0 Page 12-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 HANDS-ON Continud from page 11 hibits more seriously than Glaser. Still dateless, Glaser is content to play with a psychedelic star ball in the Light Painting room - when he's not directing turtle workshops, of course. Though Glaser works at the Hands-On Museum, he, too, isn't sure if business means business - or play. "I love working here. As long as you're in a ...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 13 '\ Art fair draws artists, students back to A2 by Jennifer Armstrong Daily NSE Contributor Where can you find more people, exhibits, events, food, music and fun than you've ever imagined jammed into four days? Bet you didn't know it's all here in Ann Ar- bor's the art fair. The art fair is a long-standing tradition in Ann Arbor. This year's celebration will mark ...…

…Page 14-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 ALEX Continued from page 10 perhaps the only city where more people like Phillip Glass than the New Kids On The Block. Big names like Leonard Bernstien, the Grateful Dead, and the Smurfs on Ice bypass our big brother to the east, Detroit, to come to our tree laden metropolis. The face of Ann Arbor has changed greatly since I first arrived in the fall of 1986 (for you...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 15 Daily shopper scouts for bargains Prices of student staples at campus- area grocery stores compared One sunny day in May, an anonymous Daily reporter walked across campus, from store to store, bearing nothing but a small notebook and a keen eye for bargains. Here's what he/she learned: Bread Mac'n'Cheese Pop Tarts Yogurt 1/2% Milk Corn Flakes Ramen Spaghetti ...…

…Page 16-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition --Thursday, September 6, 1990 0- explore the experience with Ann Arbor's i j i li. li Religio us Community A U _7 Universit Lutheran Cha el (and Student Center) Serving the U of M Community Since 1942 Pastor Ed Kraus 663-5560 Sunday Worship Service at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Evening Devotions at 9:00 p.m. Bible & Topic Studies Ecumenical Campus Center For International Understanding 921 C...…

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…9 Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Budget rises as... University Hospitals prepare for the future by Karen Akerlof Daily NSE Contributor University Hospitals and the health care organizations which come under the governance of the Regents, comprise a large fraction of the University's budget and com- mand a large amount of the Univer- sity's administrative attention. "The hospital is the largest ...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page3 Behind the Olympian facade Greeks find flaws in their system AM U by Noelle Vance Daily Staff Writer The Greek system has been criti- cized in recent years for being "sexist, racist and homophobic" by various campus organizations. But today, a surprising amount of criti- cism comes from inside the system. Fraternities and sororities "involve a lot of insecure, under...…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Ready or not, dorms are a student's... Home away from home for eight long: Residence hail living poses new challenges for incoming students by Alycia Spector Daily Staff Writer Residing in a dorm is a once-in-a- lifetime experience. Where else do you have the opportunity to live with 1000 other people, share a bathroom with 60 of them, and eat scrumptious meals like...…