…1£t tt *4i Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. C, NO. 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, September 8, 1989 ,*e M*ngt18 Thcihga al South Afrh pan police kill 25 reportedly election P JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - The National Party government promised reform yesterday after suffering heavy losses in an election accompanied by protests and political violence in which 25 people were reported killed. Activists blamed most of the kil...…
…Page 2 -- The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 8, 1989 Student-run used book sale begins by Gil Renberg Daily Staff Writer Today the Student Book Exchange opens its doors to students seeking to buy used textbooks at prices cheaper than those found at local bookstores. Since Wednesday, the Book Exchange has been acquiring books from students who wish to sell their books. Many of these students are selling their books through the Exchange bec...…
…The Michigdn Daily -Friday, September 8, 1989- Page 3 Banks growing wary of student loans y College Press Service Even though fewer students are defaulting on their loans, many banks are reducing or eliminating loans to students who go to certain Schools, the Consumer Bankers Association (CBA) claims. "Students who are most at risk (of not getting loans) are the ones ho attend a one-year trade school, articularly the poor quality drools," sa...…
…OPINION Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. C. NO. 1 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All oth-r cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. Not hard to do better Friday, September 8, 1989 The Michigan Daily Palestinian schools reopen HILE THE Duderstadt adminis- tration and its ...…
…PERSPECTIVES The Michigan Daily Friday, September 8, 1989 Page 5 TT9 " G U policy isses the point By The United Coalition Against Racism In the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) case protesting the University's recently adopted racial discrimination policy, a federal court has declared the policy unconstitu- tional. The court indicated that the policy was too vague and accord- ingly too vast in its scope, thus constituting a violation ...…
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…Page 8 - The Michigan Doily -Friday, September 8, 1989 Tuition rises above inflation rate for ninth straight year by The Service College Press For the ninth year in a row, the price students pay to attend college has risen faster than the inflation rate, the College Board says. Educators and other adult ob- servers bemoaned the increases, yet generally thought the price of col- lege remained affordable. Students, on the other hand, seemed ...…
…PERSPECTIVES The Michigan Daily Friday, September 8, 1989 Page 9 Six reasons to boycott Domino's Pizza By Phillis Engelbert On July 18, a newly-formed coalition of local community activists announced the start of a national campaign to boycott Domino's Pizza. The Coalition to Boycott Domino's Pizza's lists numerous reasons for the boycott, ranging from anti-union activities to stopping Domino's funding of the anti-choice movement. Th...…
…ARTS Friday, September 8, 1989 The Michigan Doily Page 'Blind swine,wish were mine...' you r , + r rg7r ,.,.. *. r°e" BY MARK SWARTZ You don't have to tell me. I know all about it. You went to work and found another man doing your job. Then you went home and found another man loving your woman. You got the blues. You got enough blues for the whole weekend. So does the Pig. The Blind Pig, which has hosted the finest in reggae, rock, and ...…
…The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 8, 1989- Page 11 Yuppie an s and Videotape trash Sex,. Lie. *BY ALYSSA KATZ 10 was not one of the best films of 1979, but it was in a way one of the most significant. It signified the end of the end of the '70s as well as the simultaneous demise of swinger culture. In that film Dudley Moore, like all good hipsters of his time, wanted to broaden his sexual hori- zons, only to come to the conclusion What...…
…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 8, 1989 'I '000000 Bob Mould Workbook Virgin What I've always liked about Bob Mould is that he was really more of a misfit than his hardcore contempo- raries could ever claim to be. Henry Rollins, as alienated from the main- stream as he may have been, was 100% in sync with the audience whose bile he catalogued and spat back in the form of who to hate (TV, Regular People) and how. Jello Biafra...…
…The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 8, 1989- Page 13 Casualties of War: Missing in action BY TONY SILBER' If you arrived recently from Planet Mars and have visited your local movie theater, you might think the Vietnam War is still going on. With such an abundance of films on the subject, who would think the war has been over for more than 15 years? The latest installment in this in- creasingly exhausted genre comes from experienced dire...…
…Volleyball vs. Central Michigan The Varsity Arena Tonight, 7:30 p.m. The Michigan Daily SPORTS Fridlay, September 8, 1989 Football vs. Notre Dame for all the marbles Michigan Stadium Sept. 16,3:30 p.m. Page 14 Taylor healthy for By Adam Benson Daily Sports Editor Relax, Michael Taylor is okay. He will probably be ready to play against Notre Dame next Saturday. But before you get ready to sit back on your comfortable Michigan Stadium bleach...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 8, 1989-Page 15 Middaugh resigns during Big Ten investigation Ex-Tiger star Freehan to coach 'M' By Steve Blonder Daily Sports Editor Bill Freehan returned to the game that "never got out of my gut," when he was named as Michigan's baseball coach. Freehan, who left Michigan in * 1961 to sign with the Detroit Tigers, fills a spot left vacant since Bud Middaugh's July 14 resignation amid a joint Michigan-Bi...…
…01 Page 1 6- The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 8, 1989 Volleyballers open new season New Big Ten head' visits Ann Arbor Doily File Photo (aren Marshall, Julia Sturm, and Kim Clover will help propel the Wolverines to a much improved season with their frontlin: play. Is an affirmative action employer. DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER WITH THIS COUPON RECEIVE: By Steven Cohen Daily Sports Writer "New" is the operative word to- night as the ...…
…The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 8, 1989-.Page 17 Falcons make Deion Sanders a millionaire SUWANEE, GA (AP) - Deion Falcons coach Marion Campbell Panders got his April 24 wish said there's a possibility Sanders will yesterday -- an NFL contract that be used in Sunday's regular season made him an instant millionaire. opener against the Los Angeles Sanders, the All-American Rams as a punt returner and possibly bornerback from Florida State...…
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…Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. IC, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan- Thursday, September 8, 1988 Copyright 1988, The Michigan Daily Dude, a new prez Provost takes over top 'U' post BY RYAN TUTAK James Duderstadt became the 11th University president Sept. 1, and he has set a bold agenda - to build the campus into a multicultural model for other universities, and the country, to follow. Some faculty and students praise Duderstad...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Doily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 NEWS Interim provost University President James Dud- erstadt will nominate his former as- sdciate to serve as vice president for academic affairs until the University finds a permanent person to fill the post. ,Former Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Robert Hol- brook will be named interim vice president if the University's Board of- Regents accepts his nomination next wee...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988-- Page 3 NEWS i M 'U' describes 'acceptable' protest acts "Here at the 'U', we don't say 'orientated."' Student tour groups like this one learned why they call it the UGLi, that it's "Angell," not "Angel," and - by being issued cards - that the University doesn't just treat you like a number. It treats you like a number and a UPC symbol. their first I.D. Faculty to have own code by fall ...…
…Pgge 4 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 PINION University names Duderstadt president: I* Vol. IC-No. 1 Unsigned editorials represent fhe majority views of the Daily's Editorial Board. Cartoons and signed editorials do not necessarily reflect the Daily's opinion. Vote to save student rights: S Regent Baker's greatest hits DURING HIS 16 YEARS AS a regent at the University, Deane Baker -has forwarded an agenda to act on hi...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page'5 ERSPECTI VES I Down with'dh By Lillien Waller During the last year, the United Coalition Against Racism (UCAR) has attempted to vo- rally and persistently challenge the racism within the University. By continuing to have a broad ggenda which encompasses our links to other na- tional and international struggles, ranging from South Africa and Central America to mass mobilization and ...…
…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 ERSPEOTI VES The role of the University in world politics: Thored Richard Falk is a professor of international law at Princeton University and author of the recently pub- lished book, Revolutionaries and Functionaries: The Jual Face of Terrorism. His scholarly interests include -the role of political violence in the implementation of foreign policy and the relevance of civil disobed...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 7 NEWS MSA avoids major funding reduction BY RYAN TUTAK The University's Board of Regents - after hearing many pleas from a band of disgruntled students wanting to defund or radically change the Michigan Student Assembly - instead voted this summer to keep MSA and its funding essentially the same. Students now will pay MSA $6.28 each term. Last year the fee was $7, but students struck ...…
…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 Meeting the press: A 26-hour sit-in in the offices of LSA Dean Peter Steiner by students who said he had made racist remarks drew local and national media attention. Dean under fire: LSA Dean Peter Steiner (foreground) is remarks Steiner had made concerning the University's affirma then-University President Robben Fleming called Steiner's rem I JOHN MUNSON/Daily "We Shall Overcome":...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - rage 9 JOHN MUNSON/Daily ed by a crowd of angry students demanding his resignation. The students termed racist ion program. Students left the meeting and occupied his offices for 26 hours. Although nfortunate," no action was taken against him. ROBINLOZNAK/Daily Bubbly and troubly: Graduation 1988 was both, as champagne corks and tempers flew. While some students protested the awarding of an ...…
…4 Page 10- The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 8, 1988 I at-a-glancE compiled from staff repor II inm .A 1Am.k may 1 id 4 A 5 16 7 The University's anti-harassment policy officially goes into effect. Spring Term Begins Ann Arbor resident Charles Tackett, a Vietnam veteran, sees his dream of a national Vietnam veterans' holiday begin to come true with an Ann Arbor veterans' celebration at the University's Regents' Plaza. -- ...…
…The Michigan Daily -.Thursday, September 8, 1988--Page 11 NEWS ~Regentsd BY PATRICK STAIGER The University will declare Martin Luther King's birthday this academic year a "Diversity Day" and hold alternative education programs instead of classes. But student groups who have pushed for a Univer- sity-wide King holiday have criticized points of the plan, saying it should provide for input from student minority groups and be more clear in its ...…
…Page 12-- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 NEWS .4. Security fights growing 'U' crime rate BY ANNA SENKEVITCH The University has the highest serious crime rate of any Big Ten s9choo1, according to statistics from the Federal Bureau of Investigations and Big Ten campus security forces. *'In its latest edition of "Crime in the United States," published in July 1987, the FBI reported Michigan Stite University has the larges...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 13 NEWS Duers I Continued from Page 1 withdrew June 4, citing family and professional com- mitments in Buffalo. But sources within the search said Sample was taken seriously by few. One called him a bozo." U.S. Government Office of Management and Budget Director James Miller was another unrealistic finalist. Sources said the regents added his name haphazardly - with no intention to pi...…
…Ppae 14 -- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 rEIJDLZLZL LiZLI NEWS V- K NOW YOUR RIGHTS! THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN STRICTLY PROHIBITS DISCRIMINATION AND DISCRIMINATORY HARASSMENT ON THE BASIS OF: 0 RACE USEX EAGE * MARITAL STATUS * HANDICAP N VIETNAM-ERA VETERAN STATUS SEXUAL ORIENTATION * ETHNIC STATUS Protest Continued from Page 3 During the meeting, however, Duderstadt indicated that he preferred the regents make the ...…
…NEWS Administration begins code publicity campaign The Michigan Daily -- Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 15 M If You Are Still Looking For A Place To Live This Fall BY LISA MAGNINO Campus kiosks have long been a source for finding out about the lat- est local concerts, speakers, and events. But'starting this fall, they'll also serve notice of the University's new discriminatory acts policy - and the consequences of disobeying it - as par...…
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…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 17 UNIVERSITY Duderstadt on student issues Daily reporter Ryan Tutak inter- viewed new University President James Duderstadt last summer while he was still provost and vice presi- dent for academic affairs. D: Graduate student teaching assistants have said the tax on their tuition waiver is a burden. Some ap- parently will discontinue their stud- ies here because it's too expensive....…
…Page 18 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 UNIVERSITY Interview Continued from Page 17 against sexual orientation or (whether to) include sexual orientation as part of affirmative action... the University must take a stronger stance to in- dicate it will not tolerate discrimination of them and to protect those groups. D: Few political protests, in which campus security is involved, run their course without in- volved student...…
…The Michigan Daily --Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 19 h r4 NIVERSJTY Protest gives students a louder voice BY VERONICA WOOLRIDGE The Michigan Daily, November, 1986: " "The Free South Africa Coordi- nating Committee collected more than 2,500 signatures, solicited let- ters of recommendation from around the world, and lobbied University officials in support of conferring the (honorary) degree on jailed South African leader Nelson Mandela...…
…Page 20- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 IDENTITY Daily staffers Donna Iadipaolo and Veronica Woolridge interviewed Moody in his office last summer. D: What exactly does your job entail? M: After I've been here for a year now, I can answer that question a little better than I think I could a year ago. I guess realistically this job entails my giving some guid- ance, leadership, consultation, and support to the various deans...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 2i IDENTITY Institutional racism: BY JIM PONIEWOZIK The word "racism," for many people, conjures up images of hood- ed Ku Klux Klan mobs and racial epithets. But in recent years, people at the University and elsewhere have be- gun to speak of a new, subtler type of racism. One that flows down from societal institutions rather than out of the mouths of bigots. One that oppresses minorit...…
…Page 22 - The Michigan Daily- Thursday, September 8, 1988 UNIVERSITY Struggling Continued from Page 19 first and that's what they think about when they protest," she said. "This University would not be the way it is without student protest. Leaders (of protest) have a 'this is what we want' attitude." Michigan Student Assembly Vice President Susan Overdorf says protest is vital to campus life. "University of Michigan students have the oppor...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 23 ANN ARBOR Skateboards ruled illegal downtown Safety in numbers Hundreds of women take to the streets of Ann Arbor each spring for the Take Back the Night march. The march, held in combination with a rally, protests sexual assault against women. town store owners say wayfaring skateboarders cause danger to their customers, and damage to property by riding up on curbs, park ben- ches...…
…Pge 24 --The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 ENTERTAINMENT Lapides hopes fans dig 'Miners BY TODD SHANKER The magnetism of good "pop" music should never be underesti- mated. Music tailored for mass ap- peal doesn't have to sound like Whitesnake (wimp/wuss metal), Richard Marx (gushy "love-hurts" crap), or even Madonna (dunce/dance grooves). Whether it be catchy, melodic, lyrical, creative or just plain fun, quality "pop" music ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 8, 1988 - Page 25 SPORTS V .:! Clippers grant 'M' grad his wish BY ADAM BENSON LOS ANGELES - It was the 15th pick in the first round of the June National Basketball Associa- tion draft, and the Seattle Superson- ics were preparing to select. Former Michigan star guard Gary Grant was still available. This was a surprise to most ex- perts because Grant seemed to be perfect for the Los Angeles Clipp...…
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