…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 6, 1998 iA Lrgga al 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbr M 48109 Edited and managed by students at the UnM hverse ty f Minigan LAURIE MAYK Editor in Chief JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor This game, we shouldn't have been here, we shouldn't have won - yet we did. And it's an even greater feeling.' - Michigan hocksy coach Rc d Ber nson, on the Woerines' defeat of Boston Collcge dur ng mor im on Saurday nig...…
… ocal poets will read their work tonight in celebration of National oetry Month. Lorna Goodison, Ray McDaniel and Community High School student Laura Fardig will give their prose life tonight at the Ann Arbor District Library. Admission is free, and the read- ings begin at 7:30 p.m. The District Library is located at 343 S. Fifth Ave. gk~ l{tdjtgan Dag Tomorrow Daily Arts: N Don't miss Breaking records as it returns to its regular location t...…
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…8A The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 6, 1998 HOCKEY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 'Time to believe' in Michigan hockey- Yost rally celebrates victorious season By Melissa AndrzoJa k Daily Staff Reporter Last night, the scoreboard at Yost Ice Arena was stuck reading 2:09 left in overtime and the score of Home, 3 and Visitors 2, commemorating the hockey team's come-from-behind victory against Boston College on Saturday that clinched the NCAA Nat...…
…Softba1 tosOSU ity Uma Subramanian Df45 Sports Writer Familiar results in an unfamiliar set- N -- that was the theme this past weekend as the Michigan softball team swept Ohio State in a three-game home series against the Buckeyes. While win- ning isn't new for the Wolverines (8-0 Big Ten, 29-3 overall), the locale was. The Wolverines played at home for the first time since April 27, 1997. Although the Buckeyes (2-6, 14-14) are a young, inexpe...…
…2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - April 6, 1998 SOFTBALL OHIO STATE Continued from Page 33 line drive up the middle, allowing Tune to come home. Senior Sarah Griffin pulled out her third victory of the weekend, extend- ing her record to a perfect 18-0. "I knew when we scored the runs that we had it," Griffin said. "Up till then it was a little shaky, but after the sixth, I knew that it was just up to me to finish it out." Griffin fin...…
…0 BASEBALL The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - April 6, 1998 - 3B Buckeyes serious about rivalry By Jacob Wheeler Daily Sports Writer COLUMBUS --There's a good reason the Ohio State baseball team waited until this past Friday to play its first-ever night game in Bill Davis Stadium. The Buckeyes hosted long-time rival Michigan this past weekend, looking to pay back the team that destroyed their hopes for a Big Ten regular-season title on th...…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - April 6, 1998 Men's gymnastics places fifth at, regionals, sends four to NCAAs By David DenHerder Daily Sports Writer When the Michigan men's gymnas- tics team traveled to Amherst, Mass. this past weekend, it was already rid- ing a wake of accomplishment. After finishing winless just two seasons ago, the Wolverines had established themselves as the eighth- best team in the nation this year, and they e...…
…Wie i2 tgan ti Qnxioial nirllniff aimefinn apauwua puieuPFuL alVuI Michigan Daily honors the 1998 NCAA champion ichigan hockey team with this commemorative, four-page wraparound section. Monday April 6, 1998 ~ .. °° Champions! 1 ezvest title ows that hard ork pays off OSTON -Years from now, no one will remem- ber Michigan losing at Yost Ice Arena for the first time in 36 games. No one will remember the irst Great Lakes Invitational loss...…
…11 - The Michigan Daily - Monday - April 6, 1998 Champons! 70 kd" NOW 00 so Quotables: "I'll never have any regrets. When I'm 40 or 50, I'll still be able to look at these two nation- al championship rings. If some- body says anything about me or about us, I can't hear them because I'll have my two nation- al championship rings stuck in my ears." - Michigan forward Bill Muckalt "I just shot it low, it went into the net - and we're national...…
… Champio s! The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 6, 1998 - Ill RIO 3 lerenson wins on many different levels, still "etains classic flavor of college hockey coach 4' *Key play: At 17:51 ini overtime, Michigan for-. ward Josh Langfeld took a pass from defenseman Chris Fox along Boston College's left goal line. Langfeld- skated in, by the left faceoff dot and fired a shot past Boston College goaltender Scott Clemmensen stick- side for the goal ...…
…IV - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 6, 1998 I Champions, WARREN ZINN/Daily For Michigan's 10 freshmen, this end-of-the-season pose was a new one. But for the upperclassmen, it was old hat - after two national championships in three years, the outgoing seniors surpassed last year's group as Michigan's winningest class. As always, goalie Turco comes up big in big games - By Fred Unk Daily Sports Writer BOSTON -- Ten minutes into over- t...…
…ws: 76-DAILY vertising: 764-0554 2ltrial *ri One hundred seven years ofeditori'alfteedom Friday February 6, 1998 iV roup Katie Plona fly Staff Reporter In an effort to protect the interests of its embers in the lawsuit challenging the ersity's admissions policies, a coalition at includes high school students and sever- independent organizations filed a motion intervene and act as defendants in the case Detroit Federal Court yesterday. If...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 6, 1998 N AT1ON/ WORL D U.S. defense secretary to meet with Saudis AROUND THE NATION ,f. .._ ~ f y ,J t I ' e IRAQ Continued from Page 1 that Saddam is not to be trustedl and his past behavior gives little reason to believe he will yield. "Everyone hopes a diplomatic solution is available and can work, Blair said. "We all want that. But I think all of our experience of Saddam Hussein teach- es us th...…
… 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...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 6, 1998 c e artIC4igttit tjJU 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LAURIE MAYK Editor in Chief JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor 'I don't see affirmative action as artificial, I se it as an important aspect of what we do.' - Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Principal Bob Galardi, discussing the increasing interest in affirmative action ...…
… u've waited so long for a new release from Pearl Jam, and Sony ants you to hear it. Tonight at Touchdown Cafe, you'll have the opportunity to sample new music from "Yield," hear some of the band's rare material and get some inside information. The excite- ment begins at 5 p.m. and lasts until 10. Eau ARTS Monday in Daily Arts: Are you uncertain if "Blues Brothers 2000" is worth your $7? Find out if Dan Akroyd can still make classic blues an...…
…6 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, February 6, 1998 **********PARKING!********** On campus parking! Special rates! 665-8825. DILL CLINTON SCANDALIZED... by the sinfully low prices at the Annual Kiwanis Rummage Sale. Unbelievable selec- tion of new and used items. *Kiwanis Building* *Washington at First* *9a.m.-4p.m., Feb. 6 & 7* GOING TO EUROPE? Backpack for sale. Internal frame, very large, Jansport. Perfect for Eurail. $100. 485-4591. GOVERN...…
…LOCAL fakin faCility- derway .y Per Meyers Waily Staff Reporter In a unanimous vote Monday, the Ann Arbor City Council approved the Downtown Development Authority's choice of an architectural firm to han- PAUL TALANIAN/Daily dIe the design of a new parking struc- Attendant Brian Williams takes money at the Washington Street parking structure ture on Forest Street. yesterday. The DDA and the firm are scheduled last 50 years, and the steel bars ...…
…8- The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 6, 1998 'Amistad' panel distinguishes film's fact from fiction By Geordy Gantsoudes Daily Arts Writer "Amistad," the newest film by acclaimed director Steven Spielberg, tells the story of a slave revolt aboard the Spanish ship, "La Amistad." Academics discussed the accuracy of the informa- tion that was used in the silver screen production Wednesday in the Pendleton Room in the Union. Associate Provo...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 6, 1998 - 9 Stanford experiments with hardcore sound 'Homicide' slays competition By Colin Bartos Daily Arts Writer If you're looking for more of the same bland, mindless crap that's been circulating throughout the airwaves lately, don't look toward Stanford Prison Experiment. You say you've never heard of it? Shame on you, because the longer you stay ignorant, the longer you miss out. Not unlike Stan...…
… MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL No.2 N. CAROLINA 97, No 1 Duke 73 NO. 4 ARIZONA 112 Washington 81. No. 5 UTAH 83, Brigham Young 68 OREGON 97, No. 6 UCLA 81 No. 12 N. MEXICO 89, Wyoming. 59 No. 14 ARKANSAS 100. No. 16 Mississippi 87 No. 20 Cincinnati 109. DEPAUL 73 No. 25 Geo. Wash. 82, SASALLE 65 AKRON 69, Eastern Michigan 67 WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL No. 20 WASH. 77, No. 9 Arizona 73 No. 10 Vanderbilt 72. MISSISSIPPI STATE 66 r No. 12 FLORIDA 80...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 6, 199871 Purdue is boiling over with payback for Blue in mind By Andy Latack Daily pois Wrter Four times this season, the Purdue women's basketball team has welcomed a Big Ten foe to Mackey Arena. Each time, the Boilermakers have sent their opponent packing with a loss. M ichigan (6-5 Big Ten, 14-6 overall) hopes to break that trend Saturday, but don't count on Purdue to be a gracious host -- considerin...…
…12 - The MichiganDaily- Friday, February 6, 1998 FRIDAYFOCUS --- The past, ; :; 0 0 By Katie Plona and Peter Romer-Friedman Daily Staff Reporters In the coming months, the eyes of lawyers, legislators and educators across the nation will focus on two lawsuits that challenge the use of race in the University's admissions policies. If either lawsuit reaches the U.S. Supreme Court, it would mark the first high court decision on affirma...…
…it r an tti News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorrialfreedom Thursday November 6, 1997 Mil a 1111111 F!AIIIIIIIIII 111111111 m ill lam I Prop. 209 forces Berkeley & refocus The Daily Californian BERKELEY, Calif. (U-WIRE) - With the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to not examine Proposition 209, univer- sity officials are now looking toward solutions other than affirmative action to maintain a diverse stude...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 - N T O I O L U.N. inspectors warn Iraq to not tamper with surveillance cameras s'i 444::,:Ltti;,; ., AROUND THE HATIO14 UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Taking advantage of a halt to U.N. arms inspections, Iraqis have hidden sen- sitive equipment and tampered with U.N. surveillance cameras, a senior U.N. official said yesterday. The chief U.N. weapons inspector, Richard Butler, said his teams w...…
…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...…
…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 E , l[irl igtttt tti1 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan . .SC 3. j . Z JosH WHITE Editor in Chief ERIN MARSH Editorial Page Editor Inless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily s editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion ...…
…I LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 -5A 'U' profs given science honor AATA opens new commuter lot on State Three professors named "Outstanding Young Scientists" by the Presidential Awards Committee By Sarah-Elizabeth Langford For the Daily Three University professors were named "Outstanding Young Scientists" by the Presidential Awards Committee this week --- which secured them a VI1P trip to the White House. a...…
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…8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 r-- 1 I **********PARKING!******** On campus parking! Special rates! 665-8825. BEDS TWIN $50, Q set $1200, Futon $600, China Cab. $300. 996-0519. CABLE DESCRAMBLER KIT $14.95 view all premium & pay-per-view channels. 1 -800-752-1389. LASERDISCS FOR SALE. $15 to $20 each. Bond, Goodfellas, ... 327-0043. LEATHER JACKET light weight, barely used, marbled color, $150, 332-0599. '88 MERCURY SA...…
…NATIONI/WoRLD The Michigan Daily - Thursday.November 6,1997 -9A ouse bill WASHINGTON (AP) - The House over- whelmingly approved a bill yesterday to make the broadest changes at the IRS in 45 years, with both Republicans and Democrats demanding reform after fall hearings that alleged misman- agement and abuse of taxpayers. j The measure, approved in a 426-4 vote, would *reate a new outside management board at the Internal Revenue Service and...…
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…12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 AROUND THE HI5TiN CONFERENCE o Yes, the rest of the Big Ten plays this weekend, too By Chris Duprey Daily Sports Writer Football fans all over the Big Ten will be glued to their TVs for the marquee matchup of the week, No. 4 Michigan at No. 3 Penn State. But that's not to say they won't steal a few glances at the sports ticker on the bottom of the televi- sion screen. With five teams havin...…
…SOCCER t tinued from Page 11A Bi 'Ien record, took the field by storm, upsetting Penn State and top-seeded Wisconsin en route to the championship. T his year, the Wolverines are taking steps to make sure they are prepared, because they know they will be a marked team. Tiheir first-round opponent is seventh-seeded Ohio State, which the Wolverines beat, 4-1, early in the season. The Buckeyes come into the tournament with some momen- um. recently...…
…14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 T 'No superstars' on this crew By Peter Romer-Friedman For the Daily There's no 'I' in team. Coaches spit out this cliche as fast as a crew team runs over smooth waters. But the women of the Michigan crew team do not need to be reminded of this cliche. Crew requires certain elements as a sport: Eight row- ers, a coxswain, a boat and fiberglass boat and eight oars, all integral parts of t...…
… 166 .The Michigan Daily Weeken Magaine - Thursday, November 6, 1997 0: 0 0 SPORTS Continued from Page 3B game. Last weekend, the club emerged No. I in the region and will again head to nationals, in Pftenix. The players will pay their way there. "For a university with this stature to not sup- port the world's most popular sport ... it's a real shame," said Burns, who hopes to see soc- cer made a varsity sport. "The athletic depart- ment ...…
… 0 2B - he Michigan Daily Weelan Magazine - Thursda ,November 6, 1997 IM sports add to 'U' athletic scene r The Michigan Daily Weekeid M Transmis WCW namesake.,to save Puffy Daddy this time. The Palace at Auburn Hills. 7 p.m. $35.50 and $45.50. By Joano. Akuajjr For the Daily Walking around campus, students may have already seen people kicking soccer balls, tossing footballs or throw- ing Frisbees in the crisp autumn air that now surroun...…
… 14B -The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, November 6:1997 0 0 0 1* i 9. The Michigan Daily Weekend Mae A weekly guide to who's where, what's happening and FTwhy you need to be there ... TEAM SPIRIT Club sports are fun 'learning expenence' f thursday CAMPUS CINEMA The Deadly Deception (1993) The true story of the notorious Tuskeege experiments on black men that went on for more than 40 years. Trotter House. 7 p.m. Free. In...…
… 4B - The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, November 6, 1997 :S 0 :: 0 , The Michigan baily WeekendI >. Stellar coach propels men's crew to rowing success Entertainment News R.E.M. drummer quits; Reynolds fires agents MARGARET MY s/D&Iy A member of the men's water polo team prepares for a pass in a Intrasquad scrimmage at Canham Natatorium. Men's water polo scores big By Jason Stoffer Daily Arts Writer The swimming and...…
…12B -.Thechigan Daily Weekenta agaziue Thursday, Nove er 6, 1997 0 0 0 -..~ - *.a~=~ - a B [ About Town Kaleidoscope twirls old 'junk' into precious collectables By Josh Herman For the Daily Where do quirky trends go when they die? A good bet would be Kaleidoscope - a store comprising a large collection of "fine used and rare items" (read: the most amazing "junkyard"). Kaleidoscope was established in 1990 by Jeffrey Pickell, as a means of...…
… 68 - TOMichigan Daily Weeken agazine Thursday, qember 6, 1997 2CNmpus Arts Feature 0 0' The Michigan mly Weekend Magazine *T rsday ,overnper 6, 1# - 118 .tt' 51 '.s~a s y U. ! .. _"-__ -"I _ __. '-.v ate-'. A -a'. 444 .i-, - FiUm Feature 'A . . ,- 1,., . r Rude Mechanicals offer 'Macbeth' as fall production Holiday movies filled with all things naughty and nice By AwNa Herzog Center and the Rude Mechanicals For thelaiy will presen...…
… 10B -- he Michigan Daily Week a ag ne-=Tburday, November 6, 1997 0 r 0 The Michigan Dailyeeken Maga r I 21 State of the Arts t' 'I- El Weekend, etc. Column A SIMPLE REQUEST, MR. SANDLER THE THRILL OF THE GAME The following is a letter to comedi- an/actorAdam Sandler Mr Sandler has rescheduled his Oct. 25 HillAuditorium performance, which will now take place on Nov. 21 at 11:30 p.m. To Mr. Sandler: On Oct. 25, you were supposed to...…
… 0 0 0_ f 0 r' _.. . .. __ . . ^ ' 0 : 0 0 The Michigan, Daily Weekend Ma 88 - The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - ThursdayNovember 6, 1997 ... .,.. , . .Q _ ...J m ______ __ Playing for the asses Photostory by John M. Kraft The Rev. Matthew Lawrence is not trying to revolutionize the Episcopal church; he's carrying on a tradition that began more than 30 years ago. Canterbury House, the University's center for the Episcopal Chur...…
…One hundred seven years ofeditorifreedom Monday October 6,1997 News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 -- - ----- -- -- 1110 m I tudy finds racism affects total health 'U' researchers find daily acts of dis- crimination, such as name calling, can cause long-term health concerns By Kristin Wright Daily Staff Reporter University researchers have discovered evidence that even 'all acts of discrimination can negatively affect the physi- and ment...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 6, 1997 MSA Continued from Page 1A if it needs to be done as often." Thompson said following up ABTS activities with other joint government efforts is one way to address Bollinger's concerns about the limited publicity that Big 10 schools receive nationwide. "Instead of just exchanging informa- tion, I would like to go to Washington and lobby as the Big 10 schools," Thompson said. "We could form a con...…
…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...…
