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January 30, 1992 (vol. 102, iss. 67) • Page Image 1

…W:AT H E4i TODAY Increasing clouds; High: 42, Low: 30. TOMORROW Cloudy, chance of rain; High: 39, Low: 29. ailt! Sugar and spice and everything nice. See WEEKEND etc. One hundred and one years of editorial freedom Vol. CII, No.67 Ann Arbor, Michigan- Thursday, January 30, 1992TchyrGail Frat rush flyer not approved by house by Gwen Shaffer Daily Staff Reporter A rush poster depicting a scantily-clad woman leaning on a beer keg was distribu...…

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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January 30, 1992 DEA Continued from page 1 during a conference. "He said that East Quadrangle was targeted for surveillance," said the student. "He also told me that they can come in and bust student dorm rooms." The student added, "This could just be a tactic that he uses to scare people." Patnaik has refused to comment, but an East Quad staff member said that Patnaik authorized a memo to be distributed t...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 30, 1992 - Page 3 Buchanan, Brown supporters meet MSA to seek 24-hr. library W.by Andrew Levy and Ren6e Huckle Daily Staff Reporters Though two nationally-recog- nized candidates kicked off their campus campaigns last night, only -one showed promise for real sup- port. Campus groups supporting Re- publican candidate Pat Buchanan and insurgent Democrat Jerry Brown both held their inaugural meetings, bu...…

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…*1 Page 4-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January 30, 1992 al4le ticl Ygttn ailt, 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan ANDREW K. GOTTESMAN Editor in Chief STEPHEN HENDERSON Opinion Editor Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. y ""?ti...…

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…Women's swimming and diving vs. Eastern Michigan Friday, 7 p.m. Canham Natatorium SPORTS Ice Hockey vs. Lake Superior State Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena The Michigan Daily Thursday, January 30, 1992 Page 5 Wolverines slam Spartans, 89-79 by Matthew Dodge Daily Basketball Writer EAST LANSING - On a bas- ketball floor, silence can be deafen- ing. Chris Webber loves to hear those sounds of silence. When he thinks of all the...…

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…Page 6-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January30, 1992 Ci ASSIFIE-D ADS 764- 0557 LOST & FOUND FOUND: SPORTS CAMERA in parking lot of Public Health Building. 764-9829. FOR SALE 1988 OLDS CALAIS med. red, automatic, V-6, AM/FM cassette, power locks and windows. $3300. Call Amanda at 741-1897. CANON AE-1 PROGRAM CAMERA PACKAGE: body; 28 nn, 50 nun, 75-300 mm zoorn lenses; power winder; Canon 199A flash; bag. Asking $400/neg. Call Gregg, 995-9...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 30, 1992 - Page 7 Economy slows to a virtual standstill WASHINGTON (AP) - The economy virtually stood still in the fourth quarter, a government report showed yesterday. Public and private economists agreed any meaningful recovery is months away. The Commerce Department said yesterday the mi- nuscule growth - at an annual rate of 0.3 percent - in the gross domestic product (GDP) was due mainly to a spurt ...…

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…Page 8 -The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January 30, 1992 Spikers by Dan Linna Daily Sports Writer Only the strong can expect to survive Saturday when 30 teams; clash in the Wolverine Collegiate Classic at the CCRB. The Michigan men's volleyball team (4-1) will have two entries when pool play begins at 9 a.m. in six pools. Michigan coach Tom Johengen split the team into two squads of eight players each for the tourna- ment. One squad (Michigan B...…

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…0 The Michigan Daily -Weekend etc. January 30, 1992 Page 1 The insatiable industry eats Prince's monarchy whole While the fallen Prince was set- tling into the best years of his musi- cal career from'85 to'88, his female protegees were rendering equally great, and often superior, musical works. These records can be used as a view into the strange world that Prince envisioned with his contem- poraries. However spotty it may be, this both deca...…

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…Page 2-The Michigan Daily -Weekend etc. -January 30, 1992 Jonathan Chait Blood In my face Recently, I've developed sensitive skin. If you were to make insulting remarks about my skin - for instance, "Hey, that's some pretty ugly skin you got there!" - it would get upset. It might even start to cry. It hasn't always been like that. As an adolescent, I had oily skin. If you had placed a lit match up against my cheek, my face would have exploded...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Weekend etc. -January 30, 1992- Page 3 D.C. interns gain experience ...for a price by Lisa Bean Apprentices, indentured servants, over-privileged posers, serfs, ambi- tious assistants, absolutely insane: 0 regardless of what you call them, summer interns are more common than sex scandals in Washington, D.C. Every January more than 100 University students mail out re- sumes with the hope of joining the mass of interns w...…

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…Page 4-The Michigan Daily-Weekend etc. -January 30, 1992 Is World really that different? I think NOT! by Stephen Henderson The name of the show is A Different World, but it really isn't so different from where we come from. That's what comes to mind whenever I hear the funky theme song for thsuccessful Cosby Show spin-off, which airs Thursday nights at 8:30 on NBC. Even though the show is set at a historically Black college in the South - see...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Weekend etc. - January 30, 1992- Page 5 Oobleck isn't too far Gone to stop in A2 by Maureen Janson * Looking for some diseased, sadis- tic, gluttonous, two-dimensional, subatomic, dysfunctional, wormlike alternative theater? Go to the origi- nal play Gone, written by Mickle Maher - formerly of Ann Arbor's Street Light Theater which is now Theatre Oobleck of Chicago - when they return to their roots at the Performance Net...…

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…Page 6- The Michigan Daily-Weekend etc.-January 30, 1992 The egtv (clockwise from upper left) Lyle Lovett, the show's headliner, closed the show with smooth style (despite the goofy look on his face). Ignoring a broken string, Odetta continued her performance in full force. The Four Bitchin' Babes, made up of Christine Lavin, Sally Fingerett, Megon McDonough, and Julie Gold, stepped into the spotlight to intro- duce the next act. T he staff ...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Weekend etc.-January36, 1992-Page 7 FILMS OPENING FRIDAY: T H U R S D A Y T H U R S D A Y Sirumu THmoUGH Melanie Griffith is a big-chested secretary-turned-spy in this gripping World War II drama from the director of Punchline. With Michael Douglas, Darkman's Liam Neeson, and Prospero himself, Sir John Gielgud. At Showcase: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:25, 10, 12:25; at Briarwood: 10, 1, 4, 7, 9:45, 12:05. Douglas and Griffith s...…

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…Page 8-The Michigan Daily- Weekend etc. -January 30, 1992 ~Software Design Engineers and Program Managers z Full-time and Summer Positions *~y4*jd . 0 e 0 eew tsonour enu You'e wrke har fo yor deree Yo del wih al te deail neessay t ge th Now t'stim yo mad th mot o it We'e srv-bes prductposibl ou th doo ontim. Yu'l in4pwrd.foprunt'o.otaeDsgnlanyu rdc atgr nieadot Enier4n rga aaeswoko o oreerhcmeios feigadeaieue crete rreistblesofwar. neds At Mc...…

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…ANN ARBORWASTE WATCHER Current Events k. Residents may recycle phone books at all seven area Kroger stores and at the Recycling Drop-Off Sta- tion on 2050 South Industrial during a three-week collection period this fall. The phone books will be made into insulation and " hydroseed mulch," a mixture of grass seed, shredded paper, fertilizer and water that is sprayed over soil to produce lawns. Kroger stores will also col- lect and recycle the...…

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…Recycling Is The Law In Ann Arbor Ann Arbor's Comprehensive Recycling Ordinance marks its first anniversary this November. According to the ordinance, all single and two-family dwellings using curbside collection are re- quired to separate their recyclables from refuse as of July 1, 1991. Every multi-family unit man- ager/landlord in Ann Arbor is re- quired to file a Recycling Applica- tion by March 1, 1992 to provide the Opportunity to Recycl...…

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…PROGRESS REPORT ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL BOND In April, 1990 the majority of voters in every Ann Arbor precinct supported the passage of a $28 million Environmental Bond for the City's solid waste programs. The Environmental Bond provides for long-term, safe, cost-effective integrated solid waste management for Ann Arbor residents and business. The Environmental Bond also provided nearly $800,000 match- ing funds for three state Protecting Michig...…

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…TH ENViRONMENTAL BOND PROGRESS CHART July 1, 1990 through October 31, 1991 RECYCLING $7.93 million BOND $500,000 State grant ACCOMPLISHMENTS Purchased recycing collection trucks, recycling totes and curbcarts Constructed upgrade to the City's Recycling Processing Facility to sort mixed containers and mixed newspaper and cardboard Providing weekly recycling collection service to all 20,000 curbside residential locations and to 17,000 multi-fa...…

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…-Compost Pile Size & Location A good size for a backyard compost pile is three to four feet high by four feet wide and as long as possible. This size is large enough to hold heat and still small enough for good air flow. Locate your pile close to your garden and a water source, and away from wooden structures and your neighbors. Yard wastes can be simply layered Into a heap in an Inconspicuous area on your lot. A tidier method uses simple stru...…

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…ANN ARBOR'S Fall Leaf Compost Challenge -Y '1l S Try composting leaves at home this fall. Your yard leaves can break down into soil just as the leaves in the forest "vanish" each year. "No Excuses"' says Mother Nature. It will take too 1 ,ch ime. Bagging and dragging all of your leaves to the front curb requires much more effort than raking some leaves into a pile in your back yard. Just sprinkle a shovel-full of dirt over the leaf pile a...…

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…Left: Laura Wheeler of Chapel Hill Condominiums places newspapers from her home storage tote into the 105 gallon newspaper curbcart. A second curbcart is used for containers. Below: Recycle Ann Arbor services the curbcarts with the new recycling trucks that were purchased through a State DNR grant and the City Environmental Bond. The same trucks are used for curbside collection. vare 8 Ann Arbor Waste Watcher Fall/Winter 1991/92 …

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…Z N -- Before (above): Before implementation of the City's program, volunteers at Colonial Square collected recyclable materials in their own vehicles once a month. After (left): Stan Forrest shows how easy it to use the new recycling curbcarts at Colonial Square. Curbcarts are generally placed next to the trash dumpsters for added convenience. Highrise recycling (right): At University Towers, Aaron Homes empties containers from each floor int...…

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…Special Saturdays At the Station TheRecycling&EducationSta- tion is offering a series of Saturday workshops. Two sessions are .offered each Saturday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Each lasts about one hour, and is limited to the first 20 participants. The work- shops are free and open to everyone, but those under nine must be accompanied by an adult. Parking is only available at 2000 South Industrial Highway. Nov 2 Creature Feeders In preparation for c...…

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… PLA x LA NO other plastics. Rinse everything. Labels are O.K. except on cans. Recycle metal lids. Discard plastic caps. ASTIC MILK JUGS discard cap flatten PLASTIC JNDRY BOTTLES (HDPE #2) discard cap flatten ALUMINUM trays & flattened foil GLASS JARS remove lids CANS remove labels & flatten METAL LIDS 4 - CITY OF ANN ARBOR %gRecycle! Guide Recycling Questions? Call Recycle Ann Arbor 971-7400 40 a ti loose NEWSPAPER BROWN PAPER BAGS bundle...…

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…Reduce, Reuse, Redistribute The following list of organizations is compiled in A Place for Everything...Recycle, Redistribute, Resell, by Kathryn Flynn and published by Turner Geriatric Services, University of Michigan Medical Center (available at Turner Clinic and local bookstores for $5). Please contact these organizations directly the hours of operation. Nonprofit Redistribution Centers House by the Side of the Road, 4133 Washtenaw County...…

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…Workplace Waste Reduction 77 Commercial Recycling Pilot Tracks Wastes and Recycling One hundred and twenty local businesses are participating in a year-long recycling pilot study with the City of Ann Arbor, Recycle Ann Arbor, Mr. Rubbish and Resource Recycling Systems. During the first phase of the pilot, every business received a site visit and and interview covering current waste-handling practices. On October 11, the refuse from all 120 ...…

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…DEAR WAST ANSWERS Dear Waste Watcher: What pointers can you offer in preparing materials for recycling? Recycle Ann Arbor, the nonprofit organization that collects and processes Ann Arbor's residental recyclables, has the following reminders for preparing materials to recycle: E WATCHER Dear Waste Watcher: What can I do leftover house paint? with Do not place any other paper prod- ucts into the " Newspapers" totes be- sides newspapers, bro...…

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…Materials Accepted for Curbside Recycling and at the Drop-Off Station Household Batteries Place several at a time in a clear plastic bag OUTSIDE of the totes. Used Motor Oil Place into a see-through plastic milk jug with a screw-top lid. No other fluids besides motor oil. Car Batteries No leaky batteries Large Corrugated Cardboard which doesn't fit into the "newspaper" tote. Flatten, tie into budles no larger than 3'x2'x6" and place next ...…

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