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…SportsWednesday - September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - 5B Cagers ink four but not Parker No Gaines Women kickers burned in Tempe By Raphael Goodstein Daily Sports Wrter For all of the bad things that have happened under Brian Ellerbe's watch, one good thing he's done is recruit good basketball players. The Wolverines inked four highly touted recruits this past recruiting sea- son, but more than who they signed, the Wolverines might reg...…

… 6B - The Michigan Daily - September 6, 2000 - SportsWednesday . :> ; - ' } :f. , , :r .s '' _.. WHO'S NEXTl S CE The Owls beat Houston 30-27 in overtime in the city's annual rivalry. THE QUESTIONS: Can Michigan play a more disciplined brand of defense this week? How will Bennie Joppru, the replacement at tight end for Shawn Thompson, step in? THE CONCERNS: Complacency and falling behind early BIG TEN STANDINGS Askew on target;* Fargas look...…

…SportsWednesday -- September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - 7B I GAME STATISTICS Teamn Stats frst CDowns asuhes/Yards &I$Ssing Yards Of-~fensive Plays~ ComplAtt/ri ~Pnts/Avg s.',mrbles/Lost r Penalties/Yardi, Seof Poss p B 0 W1 .PASSINC= Player ~ Sahm z =,.6t~neoier ofals RtUSHING Player A Gibsor, Lewis Alls tSahm Schneider rClark Totals BG 16 28/58 213 70 271 48 18/42' 9/400 1/0 7/70 28:l- MICH 29 53/289 265 72 554 103 1142.3 4/2 8/88 3:...…

…86 - The Michigan Daily - September 6, 2000 - SportsWednesday Again? Stickers drops another opener, but rebound against Duke By Michael Kern IDily Spons Wnstr This past weekend at the Big Ten ACC Challenge in St. Louis the Michigan field hockey team sufTered an unfortunate occurrence of deja vu. The second-ranked Wolverines faced off against No. 4 North Carolina and Duke falling 4-2 to the Tar Heels before defeating the Blue Devils 3-I. Last ...…

… SportsWednesday - September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily .- 9B Anonymous Wolverines plan to extend run of excellence in cross country By Ryan C. Moloney Daily Sports NTiter For the better part of the 90's, the Michigan men's cross country team churned out successful fall seasons like a summer blockbuster movie seies. Unlike in Hollywood, the sequels goi better and better. With each year, heros such as Kevin Sullivan, John Mortimer, Jay Cant...…

…10B - The Michigan Daily - September 6, 2000 - SportsWednesday Irish get ready for showdown with Huskers LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Notre Dame is not a newcomer to this season's Top 25 as far as Nebraska coach Frank Solich is concerned. Solich, whose Cornhuskers have been ranked No. I since thle preseason, has had the Fighting Irish in each of his coach- es' polls. "I believed that they would be a very fine football team and deserving of being rank...…

… SportsWednesday - September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - 118 .Despite comeback, Toman misses cut ' By Rohit Bhave Daily Sports Writer Despite beginning the U.S. Olympic Gytn- nastics Trials mired in 14th place, Michigan senior Justin Toman clawed his way into the mix with excellent performances on the par- allel bars and the still rings. When it was all over, Toman missed making the six-man ros- ter, placing ninth overall. The standings w...…

…12B - The Michigan Daily - September 6, 2000 - SportsWednesday UCLA backup quarterback takes advantage of golden opportunity LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The season was j ust beginning, and backup quarter- back 'Ryan McCann was watching on the UCLAsideline, waiting for an opportunity he knew might never come. It came faster than he possibly could have imagined. Cory Paus, named the Bruins' starting signal-caller 12 days before the Bruins faced Alabam...…

…SportsWednesoay - September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily --- 13B Paterno's worries grow after 0-2 Kevin O'Neill, one of the most outspoken of Big Ten coaches, is off to the New York Knicks for an assistant coaching position. Sourcestern llues new coach STATE COLLEGE (AP) - It's. been 10 years since Joe Paterno has dealt with an 0-2 start, so he's strug- gling to find answers. "I've got to be careful whether the other guys are that good, or ...…

…y u ,may t a6 , J 0 7w iw A..N WL -1 *7f DIVERSITY4 i T R AD I T ION CO M MUN IT Y One hundred and fifteen years ago, Barney Kroger opened a community grocery store. In 1917, The Kroger Co. opened its first store in Michigan. A lot has changed since then, but we have not forgotten the basic principles on which the company was founded: diversity, tradition and community. With this in mind, we strive to create a diverse work environment, w...…

… michigandaily.com New Student Edition C OMMENTARY SECTION B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 r MIKE SPAHN Affinnative action is vital to V *School Daze: Don 't let 'em pass you by like sitting on my couch. I like sitting on my porch. In fact, I think I like sitting around doing nothing -- or near noth- ing - as much as possible. And college is just the place to do that. In high school, seven hours of class per day is the norm; in college, ...…

…2B - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 ACTION Continued from Page 1B usually almost exclusively non- minority areas. The consideration of a student's curriculum will also be disadvanta- geous to most minority applicants as they tend to be from less affluent areas where schools seldom have many, if any, of the advanced place- ment courses the University values highly in its admissions decisions. Alumni rel...…

…____Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 3B CHRIS KULA Record Woes Napster's fall won't be end of MP3 swapping A'n open letter to the girl of my dreams B aby, I know I screwed up. I still don't know how I forgot about Valentine's Day, but. I'm so very sorry I did. Believe me, girl, I feel more remorse than the blind man who cannot see the sunrise. I should have been making plans for months, dreaming up ...…

…I 4B - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 THE END OF MILLENNIUM BLUES: OUR CRAZY TIMES It's difficult to write about the coming of age in the waning hours of this century without sound- ing like that lame "children of the '80s" e-mail that I know all of you have gotten. How do I know you've all gotten it? Because we're adolescents of the '90s. The Internet is our industrial rev- olution, changing not on...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 5B THE PLIGHT AND MIGHT OF OMER A. KUDAT 14 Monroe St. is my pad, my shack, my humble abode. I share it with 12 other people -all gentle- men, all kings in their own right. We encapsulate the very essence of diversity that the University stands We are Americans, Europeans, Asians (a.k.a Yanks, Imperialists and forced laborers, in that order). From VcCainian candyboys to...…

…0 0 OPEN MONDAY -w SATURDAY 8 TO 11, SUNDAY- 8 TO 9 I L U LCA TED Inm INW A RBORLAND MALL US. 23 8 WASETENAW JUST MINUTES FROM CAMPUS. THE ARBORLAND BUS STOP IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED HERE. ARBORLAND MALL ~1 DOWNTOWN WASHTENAW YPSILANTI ANN ARBOR -1 OUTSTANDING QUALITY, VARIETY AND VALUE MAKES MILLER'S THE PLACE TO SHOP INANN ARDOR! 0 6 0 0 0 0 I&Ihj It Cores To foo4...Make Hitler's Your im Home Aay f$om Hoie. Elly Mae Our Corpor...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 763 MIND IF I By Josh Wickerham Dtaly Editrialrsi tr by outlawingy nature. MariJuana is a Schedule One drug, wehicth, by definition, means it Itas no IBoh Dylan prosbatbly bad it ri ght nsedicinal use and carries the hsarshet wh en It. satid, I"sveiylbody must get legal pensalties. Drugs in Schedulc Onl stonted" And in collesec most ofi von are also supposed to carry...…

…8B - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 Limited Edition: It's a consumer world after all 0 kav, I'll admit it. I'm one of those people who refuse to throw anything away. I see senti- mental value in my Economics 101 notes. Naturally, years of keeping stuff led me, by senior year, to require a closet bigger than my new apartment in New York City. Many have urged me to recycle things like anthropology work...…

…Th Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily -- New Student Edition - 9B An early Whenever you walk through the Diag, it never fails that you'll find a collection of carefully cut, bright slips of paper being shoved in your open hand as you run late to class. Sometimes paper venders will even go so far as to place them at your seat if your class is in a big lec- ture hall. These slips of paper would be incredibly useful if you had s...…

…10B - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, ^__________________________ victory Christian Foursquare Church 734-480-0516 or, 734-944-4672 520 Cross Street Ypsilantii ia astern 1ilga Saturday Worship "The Gathering" 5:30 PM 1teeating a "Solid Rock Cqfle INowee Wednesday HomeGru Meetings 6:30 PM ,ileeting at IHomies am Oiher oauns Solid Rock Coffee House Lw ee Pik EN Bands " Coffee eSnack Cf 's nti~usic * Fellowshi...…

….s... ®.. michigandaily.com New Student Edition SECTION WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 GEOFF GAGNON GIVING BACK e~ " Wf and wisdom hides behzZ'zd' strange doors it's no different than any of the rest of the study carrols in the Grad Library - except for the view out the window. Far to the right ivy crawls to reach the block M that waves from the Union tower as the President's home and law quad unfold six stories below. Michigan Stadium si...…

…2C - New Student Edition -- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 BOLLINGER Continued from Page 1C dent's house, located on South Uni- versity Street. Bollinger said he likes the house because of the easy access it provides to every area of campus. "It's quite homey - it's a nice place to call home," Bollinger said. "It's friendly - there is little between you and thousands of peo- ple. Every now and then, though, we have to escap...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 3C Study abroad programs enrich experience, education University living-learning programs provide the opportunity for students to live and study in the same place. I LIVE TO LEARN By Ginnefer Cox Daily Staff Reporter One of the most difficult tasks for freshmen is the dcci- sion of which residence hall to live in. For those students who wish to experience small colle...…

…4C - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK Wonders and worries all part offrosh life S By Anna Clark DAly StaffTReporter keep up with the work load, o keep up, but at the expense of le After battling through his fir l "I wonder if I will be able to handle the said he's learned a few lesson transition from high school to college level sonte surprisingly pleasant on classes. It is qui...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 5C Community organizations always looking for more help SERVICE Continued from Page 1C or rehabilitate houses in partnership with Habitat affiliates and homeown- ers and raise funds for the work of Habitat. Volunteers can choose a date, time and location where they can help buildhomes. Since September 1, 1998, 1192 University students have volunteered for Habitat. RED C...…

… 6C - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 MSA Continued from Page 1C with optimism. LSA Rep. Kym Stewart resigned from the assembly because she said she wasn't comfort- able with the direction MSA is head- ed. I think this will be a rebuilding year for MSA. They will be rebuild- ing internally and I am more into the external aspects," Stewart said. "The restructuring will be great because the new people wil...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 7C SERVICE Continued from Page 7C and leadership (SAL) sponsors a yearly event, Festifall, an outdoor festival on the Diag, which displays over 600 student organizations on campus. Many organizations that offer volunteer opportunities will 'ave information for students who sh to participate. This year's event is scheduled f'or Thursday, September 7 from 11 :0(am-4pm. SA...…

…8C - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 PS works to protect campus By Laura Deneau Dalih"aff Reporter Although Ann Arbor has been a relatively safe city in recent years, in the past decade, waves of crime and assault brought discomfort to its citizens. The ease currently felt can be attributed to the successful implementation of Department of Public Safety and Ann Arbor Police Department activities and p...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 9C "U' to limit group use of Rackham 4y isa Koivu Dai y StaffReporter Beginning this month, any student group wishing to perform in Rackham Auditorium will have to be regis- tered with Rackham Student Government. ' his will prevent the majority of student ,groups on campus from using the facilities, as pnly groups with a significant number of gradu- a'testudents involv...…

…IOC - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 'Night' addresses sexual violence Letter grades to be added to RC policy By Sana Danish Daily Staff Reporter Despite the more than 300 unfamil- iar faces staring back at her from the piag on the evening of April 8, Social Work graduate student Beth Harrison- Prado stood on the steps of the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library and spoke openly about surviving sexual ass...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily -- New Student Edition - 11C ® University Health Service has all kinds of remedies for those aches and pains. By Rachael Smith lDaily Staff Reporter During the average four-year program of study, almost every student at the Universi- ty will go to the University Health Service at one time or another. UHS provides a general clinic as well as several specialty clinics. The medical clinic serves...…

…12C - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 LIBRARIES Continued from Page 8C specialized subject assistance," MacAdam said. The Graduate Library offers some of the quietest study areas on cam- pus. The library is notorious for it cubicles and also has a beautiful reading room on the second floor. Regardless of whether you have research to do or not, MacAdam feels new students should utilize the researching to...…

… Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 13C MichiganEngineering University of Michigan College of Engineering The Dean and faculty of the College of Engineering congratulate the following engineering undergraduates for attaining the Dean's Honor List. These students completed a minimum of 12 graded credit hours and received a 3.5 GPA or better to earn the distinction of Dean's Honor List for Fall Term 19...…

…14C New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 Experiential courses give students new perspective By Eddie Ahn and Jeannie Baumann Daily Staff Reporters Juliana Kua, an LSA freshman from Singapore, took a crash course in American history and culture through a spring break tour of the Civil Rights movement in the deep South. "It was an eye-opener to Ameri- can culture," Kua said. "I learned so much I never would h...…

… New Student Edition minicgandady.com/arts i . SECTION D WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 4~ ~~ A~A A~A~A ~~. ~~AAA ~ A A - GABE FAJURI WCBN sounds quality college radio .Do the right thin g: turn of your radio S ome things in this world constantly amaze me. How did David Arquette become an actor? Who is respon- sible for cancelling "Airwolf?" Where the hell is Waldo? Does anyone actually read these columns? If "train A leaves station A at...…

… 2D - New Student Edition -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 DEMF Continued from Page 1D recruits such as Hawtin and Stacey Pullen, who would later follow in the footsteps of the first wave of Detroit techno innovators. After the quick demise of The Music Institute and the mass exodus of Detroit's most talented techno artists for Europe, a vacuum existed within the city's tiny electronic music scene. It was at this time that a...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New. Student Edition - 3D ROCKIN' IN A FREE WORLD Wyclefs Harper and the 'Criminals' steal show 111us1Ca *Carnival grings Hill By Gautam Baksi Daily Arts WNriter - This review originally ran in *he Dail' on March 31, 2000. Singer Wyclef Jean and the Refugee Allstars brought The Car- nival to town last night. Didn't you hear the 5,000 screaming fans storming the stage at Hill? Didn't you hear...…

…4D - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 HARPER Continued from Page 3D Midway through the show, the rhyth- mic poetry of "Oppression" drew an even larger response from the audience as Leach and Nelson stepped forward on stage, Leach carrying the trademark hand drum and Nelson forging an undercurrent of rhythm with a pair of shakers. As Harper bellowed a loud scream, the band edged into a surpris- ing rendit...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily -- New Student Edition --- 5D c +he96lirgigtm nilg " 'I ), The Wolverine Hideaway Fr 314 S.Thayer * (734) 662-6170 Across from Hill Auditorium Ssaas: Awsk-..4.25 " Nos....3.25 " TrslL,11~.2.25 Spocliehfor Nmm..s...00 * *qw ipes....3.50 " Mstiteau a P4as....5.0O Sabdrwihea Falsfeli - sorved in pits bread with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, humous dhot0146 -350 450 lbmmss - in pity with lettuce,...…

… 6D - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 SO YOU WANT TO WRITE MOVIES? 0 'Ghost' scribe climbs a spiritual 'Ladder By Erin Podoisky Daily Arts Writer .......... .............................. Fugitive' writer talks Life' at 'U' 0 Cinema CEO and U In 1990, two films were released hot on the heels of one another Robert Shaye and with only a few slight similarities to tie them together: they both dea...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 7D CHRIS HULA A side from the first tine you wake up in a pool of your own vomit, meetang your freshman roommate can be one of the most exciting moments you'll experience in college. Or at least that's what they like you to believe. In reality, that first meeting is usually something of a letdown for most people - unless, that is, you're a big fan of awkward silences, ...…

…8DE New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 HEANEY. SEAMUS HEANEY. CAN YOU 'DIG' IT? 4 Luck of the Irish shines on 'U' with appearance ofpoet Heaney Lee Ground," came from this first poem of s Writr his first collection, continuing the cl Prize-winning poet and Har- %vgi rof. Seamus Heaney packed in a c o for a much-anticipated poetry r d,1g at Rackham Auditorium this pgtNovember. More than 1,000 mem- l1so...…

…Wednesday. September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition - 9D RE STORING HILL k i ' commits $30M for auditorium's renvtos By Anna Clark Di) ly Staff-Reporter Whether it's Ani Di [ranco, Yo Yo Ma or (:hris Rock. [lli Auditorium is the place to bO for cultur-e, education arid especially enter'- tainiment, And with about X50 million, the University is planning to renovate the venue. In June. tie University officially committ...…

…410D- New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, Septebmer 6. 2000 11F" Looking for something to do this weekend~' Are you tired o{ doing the samne old thing? Look no further, CXT)) US 1) I nfrtion Centers, UJM Events cilendir is the X~nswer. http;//www.um ich.eti/--umevents IP HI11 ii H A 1 1 1Ai r anemone a xa as yfn~ Ii VISIT THESE FUN SITES ON THE INTERNET! f Cho yoo wa~nt to join a studient oryanization, but c4on't kno...…

… michigandaily. com/sports sportsdesk@umich.edu New Student Edition pojr ts SECTION E WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 *DAVID DEN HERDER Look who's varsity now? Men's soccer _M'sports, more noble than you think Confession No. 1: 1 don't mind listening to the Backstreet Boys. Their tunes are catchy, and ifI " c could dance to them, 1 probably would. And they tell me I'm larger than life. Fortunately, I know enough of this university to real...…

…2E - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 WATCH YOUR 'M' SPORTS Umn tUseful information A gwide to your FootballSaturday By Jeff Phillips Daily Sports Writer For those who don't vet know of the carnal excite- ment of a Michigan football Saturday, here is a quick guide. Game time! Sure, the time in the paper says 12 p.m., but don't expect to have a seat saved at 12 p.m. Plan on being at the stadium about 30...…

…Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition- 3t *AN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT IN TURMOIL More NCAA violations could be on their way as a result of a scandal that still haunts 'M' basketball By Mark Francescutti Daily Sports Editor Ed Martin could continue to haunt Michigan basketball in a new millennium. The banned basketball booster gave several Michigan basketball players improper benefits such as cars and cash acc...…

…4E - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 Ellerbe safe as coach, but can 'M' improve? CHRIS DUPREY 0i HOOPS Continued from Page 1E "I'm happy for him, but I'm also sad," sophomore forward LaVell Blanchard said. "I want to win, and he's a big part of us winning." One thing is for sure about next season, Brian Ellerbe will return as head coach of the Wolverines. Michigan interim Athletic Director Bill Ma...…

…-.Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition- 5E Youth served GEOFF GAGNON Young icers learn quickly, high expectations set this fall By Stephanie Offen Daily Sports Editor On Saturday, March 26, 2000, the Wolverines witnessed the longest hockey game tn NCAA playoff histo- ry. Six periods and seven hours they waited for the start to their game, as St. Lawrence and Boston University went at it - almost forever. ...…

… 6E - New Student Edition - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 WONDEROUS WOMEN Women's basketball tallies best season ever On the brink of a national championship By Michael Kern Daily Sports Writer Last season, the Michigan womens basketball team rode into the Big Ten Tournament on the back of an eight- ame winning streak that had pro- elled it into the top 25 for the first time in school history. With a school- record 2...…