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…Chr41 trial rn Weather Tonight: Chance of snow showers, low around 260. Tomorrow: Chance of snow showers, high around 380. One hundred six years of edftorzalfreedom Friday November 8, 1996 PIMCHIGAN A Who: No. 9 Michigan at Purdue ere: ass-Ade Stadium,' West Lafayette When: Tomorrow, 12:30 p.m.: Television: ESPN 2, Channel 32 Series history: The Wolverines lead the series against Purdue, 35-10, and have won the past nine games. The Boiler...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 NApON/WORLD Protesters seize tower, camp out i ONAL ,r { 1.: 45 Berkeley students storm tower to protest Proposition 209 ByeLarryLuo~ing The y Califoian BERKELEY, Calif. - UC police surrounded more than 200 students who stormed the Campanile on Wednesday night after a day of heated protest against a statewide vote to repeal affirmative action policies. The standoff continued late Wednesday n...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 - 3 Attackers use knife, gun in robberies - *Two armed robbery cases were reported this week to the Ann Arbor Police Department. A clerk was allegedly robbed at gunpoint at the Hop In convenience store/gas station at 601 S. Main St. early Monday morning. The suspect wore a red bandanna over his face and allegedly pulled a silver handgun on the clerk at 2:47 a.m. Monday. The man deman...…

…4- The.Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 fwh Eidgiguu Eajg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in Chief ADRIENNE JANNEY ZACHARY M. RAIMI Editorial Page Editors NOTABLE QUOTABLE,, 'Regent Baker has served the University and he has served it well. Perhaps after 24 years, it's time to let someone else serve.' - Former University President James Dud...…

… NATION/WORLD The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 - 5 Jdemocratic National Committee returns more big contributions The Washington Post WASHINGTON -The Democratic National Committee yesterday returned its second large contribution in two days, bringing to $750,000 the amount the party has been forced to give back since scrutiny of fund-raising tactics began last month. The DNC said it returned $50,000 given by eorge Psaltis, a Gre...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 PLEASE RETURN green fleece taken from r-ball courts at-CCRB. Sentimental items in wallet. No questions. 998-1925. **********PARKING!********** On campus parking! Special rates! 665-8825 CABLE DESCRAMBLER KIT $14.95 view all premium & pay-per-view channels. 1-800/752-1389. CONDO FOR SALE $105k NEG. Tower Plaza. 1 bdrm., 11th floor, prkg., 24 hr. doorman, Idry., 800/805-2316. DRAFTING TABLE - w...…

… NATION/WORLD The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 - 7 LEADERS ;ontnued from Page 1 John Truscott, a spokesperson for Engler, said the governor is optimistic about working with the team. "We hope that they offer a more con- structive agenda," Truscott said. Truscott said the team iS "certainly capable" of completing bipartisan efforts. He said they'll have to be since both the governor's office and the state enate are Republican-con...…

… ftb £itdiftx DAtg A Red Scare in A-squared! Our good friends at Cinema Guild will be presenting three of Russian director Sergei Eisenstein's finest classic films. "The Battleship Potemkin," considered one of the greatest films of all time, is playing tomorrow at the Natural Science Auditorium at 7 p.m. Following at 8:15 and 10 p.m. will be the two parts of Eisenstein's "Ivan the Terrible" epic, which features a score by Sergei Prokofiev. As...…

…The Michigan D RECORDS Continued from Page 8 Hammerhead Duh, The Big City Amphetamine Reptile Hammerhead rockets out at you like a 3-D porno. Harsh and melodic with- out seeming insincerely pretentious about it, they dish out some catchy songs that get into your head. With drums and a bass that rumbles like thunder on some tracks as a back- ground for low-end guitars and vocals that jab at you like a stiletto, Hammerhead makes you take notic...…

… ft£dau OMDat1 Scoreboard Atlanta at Sacramento. inc. COLLEGE FOOTBALL NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE San Diego State 28. (16) Wyoming 24 New Jersey 4. CHICAGO 2 IOPhiladelphia 5. BUFFALO 2 NATIONAL BA SKETBALL A SSGCIATION FLORIDA 4, Washington 2 Orlando 108, NEW JERSEY 95 OTTAWA 6, Toronto 2 Houston 110, DENVER 108 Edmonton 6, BOSTON 0 Seattle 103, Phoenix 98 Montreal at Los Angeles, inc. Minnesota at Portland, inc.1 New York at Golden State. inc, ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 -11 Chigan round-up: ichigan field hockey looks to silence Nittany Lions' roar By Richard Shin Daily Sports Writer For the Michigan field hockey team to advance to the semifinals of today's Big Ten tournament, the Wolverines will ave to do something that they haven't one in two years - beat Penn State. While this may not sound like a tough task for a Michigan team that has improved all season, con...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 8, 1996 A res1 enta Serspeclive Former presidents s perfect choice to tal R IJdi S. C U l Sf{ RepoE The University was in a funk a year ago. An active, hands-on president had abruptly resigned and the regents needed to pick a new president totally in the public's view. It was crunch time - interim President Homer Neal didn't want to fill in for long and the University needed permanent leadership...…

…., _ _ _ __ 16B - TIichigan Daily Weekei*Magazine - Thursday, Nc nber 7, 1996 ___________ ____1 t* About Town 1 MILLION WAYS TO DRESS YOUR BURGER AT BLIMPY'S By Patricia Duque For the Daily Krazy Jim's Bumpy Burger is the place to go for all the meat-eating and, more important, meat-enjoying inhabi- tants of Ann Arbor. Sti'f in its origi- Krazy u n nal location at the corner of South Division and V Where: 551 S. I Packard, Blimpy When 11 ...…

… aG _ 2B - Michigan 'i' Daily Wee. Mazie - h 1s, wm 'rber 7, 99 0re Ann Abr DininggThi Guideies fod 9 the Michig4r y Weekeni Magazines Thursday, November T, .6 15B .- Happy Birthday! Cbarky sAldlikto kfirsttomgatulatto. uithafeteal Justb iega dpp ID adek yorfa so frnor fanos nrr .It' st Wayof s iqg C"TnieCrgatultisxd Chm* U is. ~~* a secea =9 tp*e l Fotna c 335 PtjXmouROWd 63W 201" off yo rme al i!rit ths ad Q cofeehousern n t European se...…

…s law 14B . TWlichigan Daily WeekeligMagazine -Thursday, N:ber 7, 1996 A weekly list of who's where, what's happening and THIE aLiST1* why you need to be there.. .ift , As thursda CAMPUS CINEMA Annie Hall (1977) Woody Allen's classic Academy Award-winning film. Mich 5 p.m. Brother of Sleep (1996) A brilliant compos- er's obsession with music wrecks his life. Mich 7 p.m. Ransom (1996) Mel Gibson stars as a father whose son is kidnapped in...…

…___ ___ ___ I me isfl an Daily vee enO w IV Comedian-turned-'X-Files'-actor w % t treat to perform at Mainstre WeekendEsca for as low as .pes 109 By Melanie Cohen Daily Arts Writer Dean Haglund, known as "Langly" of the "Lone Gunmen Trio" in "The X-Files," will appear at Mainstreet Comedy Showcase tonight. Although it may be hard to imagine the computer nerd we see on television as remotely funny, Haglund has been a stand-up ...…

…128'- 1*6Michigan Daily Weeke4 Magazine - Thursday, Nmber 7, 1996 Student Focus RC junior juggles Hillel Project Serve, 'U' children's theater T4. aA.L: ". A D - - Y l a W G a By Elizabeth Lucas Daily Arts Writer For most students, a typical day at the University might include classes, study- ing and talking to friends. Charlie Walker, however, does all that ,and more -the RC junior can usu- ally be seen at Hillel, at the offices of Pro...…

…it an 9 aeL, aY vT ZV aIL,5I - I v li --hl :ue.4nGaruoi I, _ r TLnr+. RA;n1,*.,cti.n.Miwa;1.i U 7nntr'n*%aAK e +xirat -" CL,. .,a.J.,.,} Atr..:ww.h.... '7 4JWNMs ...... 44,M ~Stat ofthoAis CAMPAIGN SONGS MAKE OR BREAK CANDIDATES ne tvcngangy eeenau imag zmne tursday; 'ovemoer , -118 [Sound and Fury The election may be over, but the excitement is just beginning. To com- pensate for a less than climactic Nov. 5 Election Day, Bob Dole's futur...…

…1 }Bt==Titichfigat Daily'Week i~aait -rrsda, No bet 7, 199 a a .4p a BLIMPY'S Continued from Page 16B a reputation for being rude and sometimes it can come ff wrong" Wagner said. He explains that employees have to coach first-timers through, so that the line gets taken care of efficiently "If people don't have a clue how to order, you have to coach them through it,"he said."We're kindofeducatingthemso they'll know how to order next time." B...…

… tc, -- . _ .." - .-" _ _ .. _, _ . ii T. .. t. 11/ , r..._.«~ rte.. _.t _.. 4K ...,.....t...... -s w nnr_ Alk A Tha Mir.hiaan [Mv Weekenei Ma¢anine -Mhursdav. November 7. 1 --- gB 88 -We Michigan Daily veeeO i iMagazine - iriursdayWvember 7, 199630w w ww I (!C Ivilullirall!w y +r1 G11Gllll 1T1[i 1110 IfulJUQ7, IVVVVIIIUVI f, L JI> I SPLAT! Paintball games take off in Southeast Michigan The Battleground paintball fortress, west of S...…

…W. E . z Until Weather Tonight: Chance of rain, low 4Q0 to 450. Tomorrow: Cloudy, high in the mid- to upper-50s. One hundred six years of editoridfreedom Tuesday October 8, 1996 ps14 e t - " yp at ,': J' Ute I m 'U' student attacked in Bursley lot Incident occurred in daylight Neal charts new territory B Jeff Eldridge t ly Staff Reporter One late summer day, interim President Homer Neal went to football practice. Though Neal has ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 8, 1996 NATION/ ORLD Court justices back at work, reject appeals case dhe Washington Post WASHINGTON - In their first day back on the bench, the Supreme Court justices yesterday rejected the appeal of 3 Texas mother who had sued local school officials for failing to protect her two eighth-grade daughters from sexual harassment by boys on the school bus. -,The justices refused to delve into mat is fa...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 8, 1996 - 3 I 0 Y 1 Voice Your Vote registers thousands As the voter-registration deadline sed yesterday, the students who worked on the Voice Your Vote effort were counting. They were counting for a long time. The non-partisan student group began working to register student vot- ers on Aug. 29. Voice Your Vote co- chair and LSA senior Jae Jae Spoon said the group registered 6,505 voters in ...…

…4- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 8, 1996 J$e £thigan ?g 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in Chief ADRIENNE JANNEY ZACHARY M. RAIMI Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily' editorial board. All other articles,letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion ...…

…I ftbk idrlak CIssicaI concert The University Phiiharmonia Orchestra will be performing at Hill Auditorium this evening. Led by conductor Pier Calabria, the ensemble will provide a fine moment for students to hear something other than the same old rock 'n' roll. The free show kicks off at 8 p.m. Tuesday l-qOctober 7,1996 Hanks leaps into directing, does 'That Thing!' so well Gina Gershon and Jennifer Tilly star in the captivating new movi...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 8, 1996 LOST KEYS FOUND on Church between South U. & Hill. Swiss Army knife, bottle opener, & 2 keys. Call 647-6268. **********PARKING!********** On campus parking! Special rates! 665-8825 BICYCLES. Good condition. $25 and up. 475-3238. BRAND NEW futon-exc. condition, free installation, great price 997-9177. CABLE DESCRAMBLER KIT $14.95 view all premium & pay-per-view channels. 2 BDRM. SUBLET availa...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 8, 1996 - 7 Alumni group creates family ties By Katie Plona For the Daily At a University of nearly 35,000 stu- dents, feeling lost in the crowd can be very easy and feeling disconnected fter graduation can be even easier. But organizations like the Alumni Association and the Student Alumni Council have emerged to come to the aid of lost students and confused alums. The Alumni Association ...…

…8 - The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, October 8, 1996 MONK Continued from Page 5 logical age, where the Internet replaces personal communication, individuals cannot remain solitary, rather they still thrive on human contact and acceptance. Not only through staging, but also through sound, Monk effectively creates a world in which technology encroaches the human, threatening our communi- ties and traditions. The occasional rum- bling of a train int...…

… Scoreboard NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Phoenix 5, BOSTON 2 Pittsburgh 17, KANSAS CITY 7 MONTREAL 6. Anaheim 6, OT PHILADELPHIA 3, New Jersey 1 MICHIGAN WOMAN'S CREW: third-place at Head of the Ohio Home team inCAPS. Tuesday October 8, 1996 9 9 M' to begin title defense Waterloo's top-scoring line to be test for Wolverines By Jim Rose Daily Sports Writer When the top-ranked Michigan hockey team faces off tonight agains...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday. October 8, 1996 M You waited in line an hour to see this movie. Incredible opening! Heart-- stopping action! Unbelievable tension! This is going to be ... a great ... a great ... oh no. Seated directly behind you. A talker. You can withstand many things. People who drive 55 in the left lane. People with 10 items in the 8-items-only checkout. But here you draw the line. Talking in movie theaters is You pai...…

…WIE £irhkrnn a fin One hundredfive years of d4iorifreedom 57 mq Wednesday , E. May 8, 1996 I Graduates bid 'U' farewell By Michelle Lee Thompson Daily Staff Reporter As about 4,000 University students sat by in caps and gowns, Spelman College President Johnnetta Cole told the soon-to-be graduates about "Making it Matter to Another Soul." "Your years at the University of Michigan will have true and lasting meaning if every now and then you ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 8, 1996 CUTS Continued from Page 1 be laid off, 200 will be from the nursing staff, the most of any staff. Nursing senior Nicole Bills was forced to find a job elsewhere, after learning she no longer had a job with the University hospital this summer. "A lot of people were angry because we thought we had a job for this sum- mer," she said. Harrison said more than half the job losses will be through attr...…

…Wednesday, May 8, 1996 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Matlock pleads not guilty at arraignment 0 Date set for OAMI director's criminal trial for resisting arrest By Sam T. Dudek Daily Staff Reponer John Matlock, director of the Office of Academic and Multicultural Initiatives, pled not guilty April 23 to charges of resisting arrest and assault and battery. Now he must wait. Jury selection in his criminal trial is scheduled to begin July 12. But t...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 8, 1996 Edited and managed by ERIN MARSH stdnsa y~ LAURIE MAYK PAUL SERILLA students at the Editor in Chief PU EIL University of MichiganUn Opinion Page Editors 4 ness otherwise noted, unsigned editorials ri f lect the opinion oft 420 M ay nard Street majority of the aily'editorial board^,llof er articfes. tatters and Ann Arbor, MlI48109 cantons oli ~ lt ntcessarily reflect the opinion tof The Michig'an ...…

…Wednesday, May 8, 1996 - The Michigan Daily -5 1M GONNA SAY IT NOW heirony of immigration The very same people that oppose less-restric- tive immigration policies might not be in the United States today if it weren't for these open policies in the first place. Many complain that unlike immigrants of the early 20th century, newerk.:.. m igrants are lazy, refuse tof work, and simply become bur- dens of the welfare state. Thea older immigrants, ...…

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…BAGEL FACTORY is now hiring for all sitions. Full/part-time help wanted. Aply i person at 1306 S. University. 663-3345. CAMPAIGN POSITIONS: Motivated Republican sought for Macomb County campaigns. 810/781-5797. COMMUNITY ORGANIZER needed for -profit Ohio agency. Good communica- skills and travel required. Experience a plus. Send resume to: ACES, 2260 Upton Avenue, Toledo, OH 43606. 419/472-6609. Submit by May 15, 1996. CONSTRUCTION LBOR: Part-...…

…8 --The Michigan Daily - Wednesday; May 8, 1996 University receives $8M gift from state . Higher education col- lects benefits from state tax surplus By Katie Wang Daily News Editor The University was the lucky recipi- ent of an $8 million cash bonus from the state of Michigan on April 25. Due to a surplus of state taxes, the state decided to allocate $22.6 million of the $95 million surplus to state universities and community colleges, to...…

…P OETRY AT SHAMAN DRUM Laurence Thomas is scheduled to read from a new collaborative effort, "The Face in the Mirror," with artist Judith Wednesday Jacobs at 1 p.m. this Saturday, May 11. May 8, 1996 Stereolab speaks, mobilizing Moogs on U.S. tour By Heather Phares Daily Arts Writer outside of London," she said. "It was "This woman spoke to me for five very enjoyable working in Chicago with inutes and asked me really boring John McEntire of T...…

…10- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 8, 1996 Teens conjure angst in 'The Cn ''4' m ~~777 By Heather Phares Daily Arts Writer Adolescence. In the movies, at least, it tends to bring out the manipulative and destructive urges in people. With "The Craft," you get both for the price of one. Like a supernatural "Heathers" or a "Clueless" from hell, "The Craft"'s teenage angst not only has a body count and cool clothes, but heaping helpings of ...…

…anticat krik kraks into Ann Art By Dean Bakopoulos Daily Arts Writer When you are a finalist for the National Book Award at age 26, people are going to take notice. Ditto if you are a writer who chronicles the experi- ence of one of the richest, most under- represented cultures in American fic- n. And ditto again if you possess a ietic narrative voice that resounds with heft and emotion. People are starting to notice Edwidge Danticat, author o...…

…The National Champion Michigan hockey team has signed defensemen Kevin Magnuson and Sean Peach to national let- ters of intent. Magnuson played this past season for Dubuque of the United States Hockey League. Peach was a member of Wea ay the Powell River Paper Kings of the British Columbia Junior P O R T May,81996 Hockey League. ,19 y-9 Bad luck follows 'M' S.: so .. baseball to Eastern By Will McCahill Daily Sports Editor YPSILANTI - "We're ...…

… SPORTS WednedayMay' 8 199 **-~The Mihigan Daily~ - I' softball looks to defend ig Ten crown on home turf By Will McCahill and Mark Snyder Daily Sports Writers Defending what title? To the Michigan softball team, this weekend's Big Ten tour- nament is not about defending the title it won last year. It's about winning this year's conference crown. "We don't feel we're defending the title - we're trying to win the 1996 title," Wolverine coach C...…

…14 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, May 8, 1996 SPORTS >men gymnasts finish season in iper' style, place sixth at NCAAs By Kevin Kasiborski Daily Sports Writer Sweet home Alabama. For the Crimson Tide. that is. Performing in front of its home crowd, Alabama pulled away from the field - including Michigan - in the final rotation to win its third women's gymnastics national cham- pionship April 26. The Crimson Tide finished with a score of 19...…

…M' leaders meet nation 's leaders ASHINGTON - Senior Kevin Hilton stood on the White House's North Lawn on Monday, his hands shoved deep into his pockets, wearing a boyish gn. A couple hundred feet away, a little girl pressed her face between the bars that separate the public from the privileged, and Hilton realized what a special moment he was having. "When I came here before, I never thought I would be shaking his hand" Hilton said. "I never...…

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…'cragw .t Weather Tonight: Cloudy, scattered flurries, low 24. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 43. One hundredfve years of editonal freedom Monday April 8, 1996 Bargaining talks fail; GEO to walk out By Anupama Reddy Daily Staff Reporter Despite 38 hours of non-stop bar- gaining last week, the Graduate Em- ployees Organization and University &gaining teams have left the table without reaching an agreement. The immediate result is a t...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 8, 1996 NATION/WORLD American capitalism seeks new allies after Brown's death WASHINGTON (AP)- When Ron Brown died in a plane crash, American capitalism lost its staunchest ally in the Clinton administration. Now business executives wonder who will champion their cause the next time commercial interests clash with other priorities. It was on one such effort - his 15th overseas trade mission - that Br...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 8, 1996 - 3A Oakland U offers rogram 4tOxford For the 26th consecutive year, Oak- land University and the University of Detroit-Mercy are offering their British studies program at Oxford, which will 1te hosted by Corpus Christi College in England. The program offers tuition, private 'oom and full board for the week, ex- cursions to London, theater tickets, vis- -its to museums and six or eight ...…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 8, 1996 CitE £idn agig tg 420 Maynard Street RONNIE GLASSBERG Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editor in Chief Edited and managed by ADRIENNE JANNEY students at the ZACHARY M. RAIMI University of Michigan Editorial Page Editors Uless 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...…