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…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 6, 1994 WA ITLIST Continued from page 1 the waitlist screwed over, but we have, to change our procedures.... It incon- veniences students, it inconveniences staff, and it's a damn shame," he said. A new waitlist was started soon after the disappearance was realized, but it was impossible to contact stu- dents to sign up for a second time. Brown said the teaching staff - con- sisting of lecturer Mary ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 6, 1994 IS IT REAL OR IS IT ... North Korea refuses U.N. calls for nuclear inspection TOKYO (AP)-- North Korea re- jected a U.N. Security Council call for thorough inspections ofits nuclear sites, and said Monday that it plans to "nor- malize" its nuclear activities. U.S. State Department spokesper- son Michael McCurry said in Wash- ington it was not clearwhat "normaliz- ing" might mean. He again as...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, January 6,;1993 LGMPO Continued from page 1 second floor of the Union as well. Minority Student Services, the Student Organization Development Center (SODC), and Project Community offices all received new carpeting and a new paint job. SODC acting director Shay Willis said she was "really happy" with the renovations, adding that the offices had been waiting for the changes for many years. "The walls neede...…

…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, April 6,1993 Fourth timeout seals victory for U NC From the , Close-knit Wolverines show unity after miscue NEW ORLEANS - Games rarely get decided by one play. Sure, it makes for good drama, but usually the sequence isn't worthy of such signif- icance. Oftentimes the designated play symbolizes a larger problem, dis- played by the losing competitor. Maybe a missed free throw, or a failure to snatch a k...…

…2- fte Ml n Daly -Wesdy, October6,1993 World Trade Center bombing trial starts Witnesses recall February terrorist act that killed 6, injured more than 1,000 NEW YORK (AP) - To firefighter William Duffy, finding an elevator packed with people who had collapsed from smoke "waslikeopen- ing up a tomb." Elevator operator Joaquin Villa Fuerta recalled think- ing, "We're all going to die."r They and other witnesses testified yesterday about the h...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, December 6, 1993 Amid much debate, UHS offers pill to prevent conception 'morning after' DON'T WIG OUT. For $5, students can receive the 'morning after pill,' a doctor prescribed treat- ment to prevent pregnancy within 48. hours of conception By JULIE ROBINSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER In ageneration accustomed tomes- sages about the dangers of unprotected sex, some people still find themselves in a problem situat...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daply - Wednesday, October 6, 1999 - 3 HIGHER EDUCATION Faculty strike loong in ennsy vania The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties voted last week to authorize its leader- ship to announce a strike at anytime. APSCUF is asking for pay increases of 26 percent, during a three year peri- od, for all faculty members. But the lat- est proposal the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Educa...…

… 14F - The Michigan Daily - Football Saturday - November 6, 1999 0 0 0 November 6, 1999 - It's not Ali vs. Foreman, but rivalry is intense - Shannon Poole and the rest of the Wolverines will likely add to the ever-growing rivalry against Penn State in the finals of the Big Ten Tournament. MARJORIE MARSHALL/Dainy I AV, By Dan Williams Daily Sports Writer In 1994, Penn State and Michigan split two extremely close games in both schools'...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 6, 1999 - 3A AMPUS Prof. emeritus dies after six decades at 'U' A memorial service was held F iday for emeritus botany Prof. neth Jones who died Nov. 14. Jonstaught botany and great books classes at the University for 58 years, beginning after he earned his master's degree and doctorate at the University. Jones discovered a vitamin B-12 producing microorganism that today produces the vitami...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 6, 1998 - 3 *CRIMEii Two stolen 'U' golf carts recovered 4 Two golfs carts were found late ast week in the Ann Arbor area, Department of Public Safety reports state. Ann Arbor Police Department officials found the first cart Thursday afternoon near the 7th Street'entrance to Ann Arbor Pioneer High School. DPS officers contacted golf course staff members to identi- fy as the No. 5 Yamaha cart...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 6, 1998 - 3 .CRIME! f UME IR Woman injured by ex-bofriend A woman was treated at the University Hospitals' emergency room Sunday afternoon for alleged injuries caused by her ex-boyfriend, Department f Public Safety reports state. Hospital security reported the incident to DPS and said the woman was attacked within 30 minutes of her coming to the hospital. When DPS officers arrived at the hos...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 6, 1998 - 3 YRIME0 Female student stuck In South uad room female resident of South Quad resi- ce hall called the Department of ublic Safety on Tuesday morning to eport that the door to her room was tuck shut. An anonymous caller fore- shadowed the event by telephoning her he night before, DPS reports state. The resident said that she received a nessage on her voicemail saying that she woul...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 6, 1998 -- 3A AMPUS Bollinger and Cantor to hold town meeting University President Lee Bollinger and Provost Nancy Cantor are sched- led to hold two town meetings with students today and tomorrow. "The idea came from the fact that the president and the provost were really eager to reach out to the students and have a conversation with them," said Pamela Horn, assistant associate provost for ac...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 6, 1999 - 3A HIGHER EDUCATION U. Minnesota students get permanent bed A At the beginning of its winter quar- er, the University of Minnesota moved 200 of its first-year students into its res- idence halls after housing them in a. local hotel for three months, The Minnesota Daily reported. This year, the university experi- enced its highest first-year student enrollment in 10 years. Since i...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, April 6, 1999 - 3 Computers stolen from research building I Three suspects were caught stealing computer equipment from the space research building at 2455 Hayward Street on Friday, according to Department of Public Safety reports. A custodian working in the space research building told DPS officers he witnessed three people loading com- puters into a dark-colored Blazer from the building's loading ...…

…Cultural sites receive grants .for renovation by Christine Kloostra Daily Government Reporter Some cultural sites in Ann Arbor will see changes in the next few months due to the allocation of $230,000 in state grants. Six local cultural services will use the funds for renovation or construction projects. Michigan Senator Lana Pollack (D-Ann Arbor) announced last week that Ann Arbor and Ann Arbor Charter Township had received the cultural grant...…

…Berkeley prof. talks environmental lawr The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 6, 1990 - Page 3 E. Quad display draws controversy by Michael Sullivan Daily Staff Writer Returning to the school where he taught the first environmental law class in U.S. history, University of California at Berkeley Professor Joseph Sax traced the theoretical and historical origins of public trusts for an audience of 80 University stu- dents and faculty last night i...…

…The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 6, 1991 - Page 3 The tide *is dry as U-Club revamps by Gwen Shaffer Daily Staff Reporter The University Club upperclass 0 students once knew has ceased to ex- ist. What used to be primarily a dance club, where students of all ages could socialize, is now a full- service restaurant. As part of a campus-wide effort to reduce alcohol consumption, the U-Club is no longer serving alcohol during evening enterta...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 6, 1991 - Page 3 High court approves esuing gov't officials WASHINGTON (AP) - State officials who violate someone's rights while performing govern- mental duties may be sued and forced to pay monetary damages, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday. * The 8-0 decision in a Pennsylvania case could expose of- ficials to costly lawsuits when they are accused of violating a Civil War- era federal law aimed at ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 6, 1991 - Page 3 Galens kicks off Tag Days by David Wartowski Daily Staff Reporter Early this morning, Galens Med- ical Society members in red ponchos began collecting donations all over campus for the 64th annual Galens Tag Days. Today, the money goes toward several charities, including Mott's Children Workshop and Christmas Party, the Ronald McDonald House, the Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Hospital,...…

…0 FRIDAY MontyPytho:Liveatthe Hollywood Bowl All your favorite skits, performed live in concert. (Tery Hughes, 1982) . . 8-30 And Now For Something Conletey Different Something Different is actually quite the same as Holyovd Bow butthis one has those tasteful Gilliam cartoons. (lan MacNaughton,1972) MLB3 1000 ' ' - * Gangsters in Osaka?Itcan't be worse than Mobstes. Part of the Japanese period film series. (Hideo Gosha, 1983) Lorch 7:00 FREE...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 3 University team basks in spotlight as... Sunrunner captures national solar car race Sunryce finale provided r' v ^J..1tension ifor3¢Michigan fan S IAN HOFFMAN/Daity il to the Victors. The University's Solar Car Team celebrates after winning the GM Sunrayce USA. Holding the 0Yuquet is Project Manager Susan Fancy. Privers recall race day day s by tan Hoffman Daily NS...…

…The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, November 6, 1990 - Page 3 Students kick Pollack faces 'off Blood Battle by Purvi Shah Daily StaffReporter_ co-chair. "Where do I go to spurt?" asked Afterwards, students rest while LSA junior Eric Meyers before giv- eating free cookies and juice. ing blood yesterday for the first day The Red Cross handles transport- of the U of M-OSU Blood Battle. ing the donations. "The blood goes A steady trickle of warm-b...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 6, 1990 - Page 3 Alumna says Gulf crisis dim for U.S. Work-study bill expires, as. state Senate adjourns y Josephine Ballenger aily Staff Reporter There is no way the United States Will come out a political winner in the Persian Gulf crisis, said journal- ist, author and University alumna Robin Wright yesterday. Wright, a native of Ann .Arbor and the Washington, D.C. national security correspondent for ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 6, 1992 - Page 3 Scott rides ,through U.S. to get bike paths by Jonathan Berndt Daily Staff Reporter The Diag's latest visitor does not use money, sleeps wherever her sleeping bag will fit and has not driven a car in three years. Willa Scott of San Francisco is riding a 21-speed Schwinn bicycle across the country. Along the way, she is gathering signatures on an un- official petition asking for more bike...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 6, 1992 - Page 3 ENACT to recycle telephone directories by Gwen Shaffer Daily Environment Reporter An old phone book could keep animals warm this winter. This is because animal bedding is just one of the many items made from recycled telephone directories. Environmental Action mem- bers attempted to raise awareness of the U-M's phone book recy- cling campaign by placing a stack of phone books on the Diag ...…

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…Monday, July 6,1998-- The Michigan Daily -3 rw.rr9 p . . t 'SZ> n X rays are latest w4i 'U' researlch U Research at the University uses lasers to generate X rays which allow atomic scale iaig A group of incoming first-year students stand in front of Angell Hall and listen to their student tour guide last week. The tour gives students the opportunity to explore the University landscape. .dOrientation introduces many to campus and student life ...…

…Wednesday, August 6, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Cinton s ancer xperts eetat'U' eather Wiggin a y StaffReporter Members of the President's Cancer anel came to the University Medical enter Thursday to discuss the current tate of cancer research and treatment of lderly patients. The meeting was a public summit titled "Cancer and the Aging Population" featuring presentations out- lining issues that affect older Americans. Topics included new r...…

… Meetings to focus on AIDS, shelter by Janet Wayne An international conference will focus on such issues as housing for single-parent families and the elderly, shelter for battered women, special needs of women with AIDS, and homelessness. The conference, entitled "Shelter, Women and Development: First and Third World Perspectives," presents speakers from more than 17 countries. It begins tomorrow and ends May 9. "The traditional family concep...…

…Wednesday, July 6, 1994- The Michigan Daily -3 Clinton names dean of Rackham to council By Beth Harris AILY STAFF REPORTER The University will have one of its own in D.C. soon. John H. D'Arms, vice provost for academic affairs and deanofthe Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Stud- iesattheUniversity,wasrecently nomi- nated by President Clinton to the Na- tional Council on the Humanities. D'Arms said the council is respon- sible for establis...…

… tALI T~ATL Coca- Cola gives grant research gr( to OUP The Coca-Cola Foundation an- nounced the recipients of more than $1 million in grants last week. The University's Undergraduate Re- search Opportunity Program received $50,000 from the foundation. The pro- gram pairs students with senior faculty members to work on original research projects. Other universities to receive funds include the University of North Ala- bama, Florida State Uni...…

…oise viol come with omp ant T he music gets loude house party on Tap singing the Dave songs on the stereo. The crowd appears hap dance and sing a scene University students. But these parties also ar police departments, who that the noise and partyin Police confronted LS Keiffer last week while s party at her home on Tap Although she was not gave her a verbal warnin "They told me to shut turn down the music," K( said that if they had to co hav ...…

… LoCA IA The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 6, 1995 - 3A Ohio State, 'IY aim Programs make law Registration Imes to be sent vi e-mi Students will receive their registration Appointment time information on Wol- verine Access and via e-mail this week. Registration appointments for gradu- ate and professional students will begin Nov.13 andregistration forundergradu- ~ate students will begin Nov. 16 and continue through Dec. 6. As in past...…

…/The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 6, 1995-3 'U research funding for research reaches all-time high at $400M Room bums at MSU fraternity, .: A fire last Friday morning at a Michi- gan State University fraternity house destroyed a meeting room. N one inside the Beta Theta Pi 'ouse was injured in the 8 a.m. fire, though two firefighters suffered mi- nor burns. A:East Lansing Fire Marshal Gary Waterman said the fire started on or neara ch...…

…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, February 6, 1991 - Page 3 Coalition opposes military budget by Jami Blaauw -; The Washtenaw County Com- mon Agenda Coalition (CAC) held a press conference yesterday in re- sponse to new state and national budget plans to cut funding for so- cial programs. ' Yesterday's meeting was one of iore than 140 nationally coordi- nated news conferences. CAC is a coalition of activist and grassroots organizations with comm...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 6,1991 - Page 3 Three-year-old assault fincase ally goes to trial by Tami Pollak Daily Crime Reporter Rackham graduate student Harold Marcuse will finally be get- ting his day in court today, more than three years after he was al- legedly kicked in the groin by Robert Patrick, University assis- tant director of public safety. In November 1987, Marcuse was one of more than 30 students who participated in an ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 6, 1997 - 3A U' lends helping hand to student parents U genome center gets 450K grant -The School of Public Health is $450,850 richer after receiving a grant fiamr the National Center for Human Qenome Research. The grant is intended to support the creation of a curriculum developed at the School of Public Health for stu- dents studying genetics.. This new curriculum is being Aigned for us...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 6, 1997 3A j , +AMP., 3 < 'U' faculty recognied for their scholarship The American Academy of Arts and *ciences has named four University faculty members to become fellows in the organization, selected for their con- tributions to science, scholarship, pub- lic affairs and the arts. Those elected for membership include biological chemistry Prof. Jack Dixon, sociology Prof. James House, law Pro...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 - 3A Drug abuse studies receive big money The Institute for Social Research @s the recent recipient of S30 mil- lion of funding for two of its ongoing studies. An ISR project team, The Monitoring of the Future, earned $23 million for its ongoing surveys of teens who use cigarettes, alcohol, and other drugs. Studies performed by The Monitoring of the Future played a major role in the...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 6, 1996 - 3 Thief pilfers Westd' Robberies come in all sizes and one burglar's crimes were committed a dime at a time. TheDepartment of Public Safety re- ceived four calls over the weekend con- cerning stolen pop cans from West Quad residence hall. The culprit, DPS reports state, had been stealingtthe empty cans through- SJanuary and the first week of Febru- Thirty dollars worth of empty po...…

…Bike thefts commnon as students return With the return of students to the niversity campus, the bicycle popula- tion rises each year. And concurrently, so does the num- ber of bicycle thefts. Department of Public Safety reports indicate that from Sunday to Tuesday this week there were at least seven reported bike thefts on campus - from tires to entire frames. Tuesday, the first day of fall classes, three bikes were reported stolen, each q=ed ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 6,1 Expert: Defendant capable of premeditation 996 -- 3.1 Four arrested at ndate-rape drug' use case olice arrested four Clemson uversity students in Clemson, S.C., last week and charged them with pos- sessing Rohypnol, more commonly known as the- "date-rape drug," The Chronicle of Higher Education reported. The arrests are among the first in the country involving the controversial drug....…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 6, 1996n- 3 Youth allegedly .attacked at *co-oP A 15-year-old boy said he was phys- ically attacked by several unknown per- sons at Arrowwood Co-op on .Wednesday. The boy said he was struck with fists and unknown objects. He has injuries to the left side of his face, according to DPS reports. He also sustained a bloody nose. A social worker attempted to contact the boy's mother after the .in...…

… The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 6. 1995 - 3 Special Report: THE RESHAPING OF GOVERNMENT Changes abound with GOP in power 'Contract' legislation focuses debate on role of government By DAVID SHEPARDSON Daily News Editor Across the nation, from school boards to the statehouses, city councils to Congress, mad-as- hell voters thundered an angry message in No- vember, kicking out the Democrats en masse and de- manding a smaller and les...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 6, 1995 - 3 Jack Kemp to speak at 'U' Jack Kemp, secretary of Housing and Urban Development in the Bush administration and nine-term con- gressman from New York, will be speaking at Hale Auditorium in the Business School Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Kemp, who announced last week he will not seek the 1996 Republican presidential nomination, is the inau- gural speaker of the J. Ira Harris Dis- tinguished Lectures...…

…*1 rL C irA f The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 6, 1995 - 3 C A M.'WIS * :CAMiu Coffer wins Golden Apple The group Students Honoring Out- *standing University Teaching last week announced History Prof. Tho- mas Collier as this year's recipient of the Golden Apple Award. Collier, who was chosen from hundreds of nominees, will deliver his "ideal" last lecture in April. Kim Dillon, a first-year Engineer- ing student, said she was very please...…

… LOCAILISTATI The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 6, 1995 - 3 Police fire on UCLA hoops revelers " LOS ANGELES - After the UCLA Bruins clinched the NCAA men's basketball championship Mon- day night, Los Angeles police used rubber bullets and batons to restore order when a raucous celebration by thousands of fans turned into a bottle- throwing melee. Fifteen people were arrested and two were injured. "People were just throwing bottles into c...…

…The Michigan Daily- Thursday, February 6, 1992 - Page 3 Expert says Iraqis still have nuclear know-how despite war abx y, ,es * by Christopher Scherer David Kay, the former chief in- spector of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) who ob- served Iraq's nuclear capabilities firsthand last September, explained Iraq's development of nuclear capa- bilities yesterday in the Chrysler Center Auditorium. The Iraqi nuclear program was anythin...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 6, 1992 - Page 3 Conference opens with Holocaust vigil _. OSU senate passes resolution to name by Laura Adderley Daily Staff Reporter Students, administrators, and Ann Arbor residents are joining to- gether in remembrance of the Holocaust, staging a 24-hour Diag vigil for its victims. The vigil, which started at 12:30 p.m. yesterday, opened the 13th Annual Conference on the Holocaust. Throughout the vigil,...…