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…Page 14-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Deputized security: another traditional summer move a K. Slings 8 Arrows PhilCohn Welcome to another year (or, if it's your first, Welcome aboard!). As usual, the Board of Regents spent the students' off season plowing through the business they'd just as soon not have people pay much at- tention to. So there was a quaint proposal from renowned homophobe Regent Dea...…
…1 Weeke First Run Film Cry-Baby John Waters' first film without the lovely Divine has Johnny Depp (21 Jump Street) as a greasy tough guy who falls for a rich "good" girl with raging hormones. The cast of this musical-comedy set in the '50s includes Ann Arbor's own Iggy Pop and ex-porn queen Tracy Lords. (At Fox Village -12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:15, 9:15, 11:45; Showcase - 12:20, 2:40, 4:40, 7:40, 9:30, 11:35) Driving Miss Daisy Elderly Southern wo...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 6,1990- Page 15 ,_. I CITY Continued from page 1 ding payment based on the percen- tage of time spent on University in- cidents and a weighted formula with costs based on land area, property value, percentage of crime on Uni- versity property, workload, and stu- dent and staff population. The options ranged between $537,471 and $3.2 million in costs for the University. Schleicher sa...…
… 0 9- 09 The liberation of Passover You may fasten my chains Deprit me afmy books and tobacco You mayfillmy mouth with earth Poetry wil/feed my heart, like blood It is salt to the bread And li quid to the eye... 1 have a million nightingales On the branches of my heart Singing the song of liberation. -Mahmoud Darweesh According to the Passover story, the Jews in Egypt were told not to participate in or even observe the divine vengeance to...…
…Page 16-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 PROVOST Continued from Page 1 enhance the intellectual vitality of the institution and promoting intel- lectual respect and cooperation across disciplines," Whitaker said. "These will be years of great challenge and great promise, and I look forward to them." University President James Dud- erstadt cited Whitaker's successes in his tenure as dean, including the de- v...…
… -, f, , , I " 'W .. When- bad regents happen to Rhodes Scholar a nice University At one time, I worked for the and journalistically conservative Universtiy driving visiting mid- Michigan Daily with a bunch of level corporate executives around "gag" leftist tracts? I wondered. in a van. Although easy, the job Now, of course, I know the had its boring spots when I would truth. Everything at the find myself looking University is owned by for ...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 6, 1990- Page 17 ' y MSA denied ...funding increase by 'U' regents Faces his wall on the side of David's Bookstore is the source of much discussion and argument among members of the University of Michigan community. One *of the faces resembles Woody Allen, about that there is no doubt. Another of the heads may be a perverted Mark Twain-Barney Miller combination, this is less sure. Th...…
…" &' " 0 0 ell, it's 1990. Possession of marijuana in Ann Arbor is now a $25 misdemeanor and a University task force, made up of students, staff and faculty, is trying to determine if there is a drug problem on campus. "It depends what you mean by a problem," said Dr. Frederick Glaser, Director of both the University Substance Abuse Center and the University Alcohol Program. "In a sense, any use of marijuana, for instance, is a problem becau...…
…A. Page 18 ARTS The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 r r X w Hit the Bong! And Bong, the hit-a classic by Greg Baise Bongwater Too Much Sleep Shimmy Disc Recently at the bus stop, some guy was giving away copies of the "#1 Best Seller," "Perhaps the most controversial and provocative book of this century"-no, not the H4oly Bible or The Satanic Verses, but a Biblical study by one E.G. White called America ...…
… but it's drug reputation came from the '60s counter-culture and political activism-it is not at all applicable anymore." Although Patnaik did say he assumed there were "people smoking pot in the privacy of their own rooms," he maintained that "if the person is caught, we make it an educational and developmental experience rather than a punitive one." The Greek system has also been under fire for alleged widespread abuse of drugs- particularly...…
…BONGWATER The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 --,Page 19 Continued from page 16 vendor/player is gone, though. The lucid sewing room dream probably looks more like Kenny Scharf's closet as viewed on a black and :4hite Zenith with poor reception than like the psilocybin vision of Scharf's closet that graces the back of Bongwater's debut EP, Breaking No New Ground. The Psychedelic 'Sewing Room is "where crazy c...…
…_ " " r .S 0 0 One toke over the line: a University drug dealer tells his story. rtEM IETR.S . John (not his real name) came to the University six years ago. During the course of those six years John suffered a $1500 a week cocaine habit, spent time in jail, was kicked out of rehab, and made over $100,000 from dealing drugs to, students. He is due to graduate in May and agreed to tell his story to Weekend Magazine. Weekend: Are you dealin...…
…Page 20-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 City undergoes rr construction in,, summer by Megan McKenna Daily Staff Writer Ahh... The sounds of spring; bird chirping, crickets whirring, jack- hammers pounding. Construction sites sprang up this spring in Ann Arbor like weeds on campus, leaving big holes and orange fences for stu- dents to ponder. In April construction crews began widening the sidewalks and cor...…
…*, , around for a while. And then I also started to sell a lot of acid. W: This is after you got busted? J: Right, after I got busted, before it went to court. I went to court in December of my sophomore year and got three months-on the condition I didn't do any drugs. So, on December 21, 1985 I quit smoking pot. And it was the hardest thing I've ever done-a lot harder than quitting cocaine. That winter I moved out of the dorm, moved in with ...…
…SPORTS Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 21 The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition T next for M by Mike Gill Daily Football Writer CHICAGO - "Three-peat" may be in the vocabulary of Piston coach *huck Daly, or former Laker coach Pat Riley, but what about first year Michigan coach Gary Moeller? According to Moeller's coaching compadres, if it's not, he'd better learn it. Big Ten coaches voted Moeller's Michigan Wolverines as the team to b...…
… , f Thoughts from the front orch of a little pink ouse .a'1 "Ain't that America, home of the free, Little pink houses for you and me..." -John Cougar While other countries invade, America only intervenes. And men fake orgasms. The political waters are running slowly these days. Those In Control are sitting on their front porches with six packs of Bass Ale taking in the first warm evenings of the year, like All Good Americans, and who can...…
…Page 22-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Andy Gottesman Gotta Love It I ~* ~* College life: friends, football, and Oreos A friend who is writing a book about how to survive at college asked me what advice I would give a first year student. What I said wasn't advice about how to survive, every student will do that, but how to en- joy. "College is sharing Oreos and hot chocolate with friends after a Michi-...…
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…Page 24-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 LEi DING THE i- "" WAY r WITH 7 VEI B Ll I C E C S s r9 4 ( M w0 r'A 014 FEA TURING * SALAD BAR * VIDEO CENTER * FLORAL SHOPPE * PHARMACY * DELI CAT ESSEN * CHEESE SHOPPE * BUTCHER SHOPPE e.SEAFD SHOPPE * PHOTO FINISHING * NUTYRTION CENTER sNRSAE 'AKEUY av Plue...A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES ANN ARBOR - OPEN 24 HOURS -MON.-SAT. 7 AM -2 AM,...…
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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 'U' non-academic control: How much is too much? Harassment policy not cure for 'U' problems lw by Daily Staff When the University Council was disbanded last December by the Regents of the University, formid- able decision-making power in University policy was taken away from the students. If the administration decides to re- instate U-Council, complying with a req...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 - Page 3 Fie dollar finei meant freedom 7tjutsay 'yesT by Jesse Walker There is something downright un-American about the war on marijuana. Pot is, after all, the nation's number one cash crop, and it has met the test of the marketplace many times, and under the most stringent of circumstances. Entrepreneurs have made millions selling it, in what ought to be the apotheosis o...…
…Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Parental consent laws harm teenage women E by Cecelia E. Ober Last year's Webster decision posed a formidable chal- lenge to reproductive rights as some states rushed to test the limits of their newly granted authority to restrict a woman's access to abortion. The most recent Court decision upholding parental notification laws in Ohio and Minnesota sent an unmistakabl...…
…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6,1990 --Page 5 MTS cannot replace face-to-face meetings by Daily Staff At a large school like the Univer- sity of Michigan, many students of- ten, and understandably, feel more like faceless numbers than important individuals. And because of the ever- expanding size of lectures - some classes have more than 500 students - there is little possibility profes- sors can learn their st...…
…Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 6, 1990 Time for groups, 'U' to begin recycling posters The Palestine Solidarity Committee has built and rebuilt a number of shanties over the past five years. Most shanties, regardless of sponsoring group, habitually endure vandalism. PSC works toward goals by Daily Staff One of the benefits of attending A university as large and as presti- gious as the University of Mic...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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,...…
…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 ...…
