… i, Blue ga"Ins fame, 'I trounces wo9Pack 4=0 Schindler's List Liam Neeson gives honest performance in disturbing Holocaust film KP"-eos{ A- , One hundred three years of editorial freedom I z, 1 s ' i I 'M'fans brave rain for gridiron contest By JAMES CHO DAILY STAFF REPORTER W elcome Back TAMPA, Fla. - Rain showers Ready to start did not deter an estimated 40,000 hard- classes? We are. core Michigan Wolverine and North But first...…
… Men hoops may find late frontline help Women drop Big Ten opener Oliver Stone falls short in 'Heaven and Earth' TODAY TOORROW TOO M;~ s.4 Of lrn One hundred three years of editorial freedom Students dismayed over missing waitlist i More than 120 students lose spots in line for already onthelist. Only about 30peop Biology 311, a requirement for biology majors will be allowed into the class from tb witlict ple the By KAREN TALASKI DA...…
…Men's hoops challenge, SHawkeyes tomorrow e e 'Tombstone' an old-time, shoots em-up Western TODAYTOMOR - J I till *ri One hundred three years of editorial freedom VCI , No. I4An AbMI hga -FrdyJa ay7,94 194Te icga ay 'M' icers' victories could sink Lakers By MICHAEL ROSENBERG DAILY HOCKEY WRITER If the CCHA season is going to have any more suspense than the average Rocky movie, Lake Superior State must at least split with Michigan at ...…
… _ ' If you liked 'The Firm' you'll love, 'Pelican Brief' Women's Preview Gray instructs young Wolverines through season of hope Iz i .J w k'l T 7T1rii III Its r*r 1 'Era lifa * 1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. C(V4 No. SS Annarb ciga -W:dy 7ur 1,1940 19 h ihgDaily Fall '94 By KAREN TALASKI DAILY STAFF REPORTER Changes in the English Composition Boa (ECB) placement methods may make futi University students feel a l...…
…love in spite of 6" dAlls. to e ne Women having trouble I;andliC3g . is WE fid Air Ut One hundred three years of editorial freedom , . -4 i I Wheatley chooses .'life over, money' When Michigan tailback Tyrone Wheatley, a junior who is the 4th all-time leading rusher in Wolverine history, took the microphone at echembechler Hall yesterday, dressed nattily in a white shirt, brown- striped tie, and the requisite black Nikes, the roomfu...…
…AI-MVrican *wi mor may 155 r< _ ~; . . _ TODAY TOMORRO * * I WE ia "U tg One hundred three years of editorial freedom I I 'U, yDAVID SHEPARDS #Y STAFF REPORTER struggles to fill beds in dormitories SON More students opt for off-campus housing, leaving $440,000 shortage For the first time in more than 10 years, the University's Housing Divi- sion has seen a significant drop in the number of campus residents, officials reported ye...…
…Wolverine women fall to Spartans, 7462 THE OTHERm. FABIDaiyF r ztffpks T T OW . .. a' . q, e -.s x r, t.zn a ' ' .. s a J'. a I 41v t Ititt 46' One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. ~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Iml C-,I.--n ro, ihg n -T usa, aur 3 94O194T eMcia al I I Clinton touts nuclear cut Skater's guard admits his role in attack plot KIEV, Ukraine (AP) - President Clinton stopped in Ukraine yesterday to suppo...…
… 5 Hillel hosts the many comic faces of Judith Sloan WEp, Uir One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol CIN.5 At ; MqfO:-Fiay aur 4 194McialDd 'U' decision to withhold e-mail files may bring lawsuit By HOPE CALATI DAILY NEWS EDITOR Electronic mail messages are protected from public scrutiny, University attorneys contend. A University graduate who was denied access to the e-mail of University President James Duderstadt and three o...…
…Swimmers dive into conference season 7 I 'Little Me' only a little funny 'S-*5 ' "r ' WM LA il- Iti *art One hundred three years of editorial freedom Controversy sparks BSU boycott of MLK Day BSU calls events more 'academic than activist' By LaSHAWNDA CROWE DAILY STAFF REPORTER Umjima - collective work and responsibility. Kujichiagulia-self- determination. Harambee - let's pull together. These ideas laid the foundation for the Bl...…
… Spartans shock No. 4 Wolverine wrestlers, 21.15 Tommy' flies into Detroit this weekend ARTS- 5I N,, Je ds One hundred three years of editorial freedom *rn1 I Yt I m.6,AnAbrichian - Wdedal y191 t , 1h t I Adm. Inman withdraws tame from Defense post WASHINGTON (AP) - Retired Adm. Bobby Inman withdrew yester- day as defense secretary nominee, saying he was "distressed and dis- tracted" by attacks on his character *nd reputation. Presid...…
…Chicken pox will teep Howard, King out of 'M' battle ]HO$TAKOVICH Composer's music spanned a century zOz IC f*4i Uain One hundred three years of editorial freedom Country's cold spell leaves many without heat By ASSOCIATED PRESS Dozens of record low tempera- tures left Michigan shivering under its layers yesterday, forcing a gas company to ask industries to cut use. At least two people were dead. Interlaced utilities serving 21 mil- gon ...…
… Depleted squid falls to Gophers, 63-58 Clinton closes first year, students' feelings mixed p WE fd40*4v *rn1V One hundred three years of editorial freedom VoiCIVNo. 3 An Arbr, Mchign - rida, Jauary21, 994- 194TeMcia al I I Frozen m time: Low emps halt tower clock By DAVE ADOX FOR THE DAILY It's 10:35, or isn't it? People look- ing to the Burton Bell Tower for the rrect time should look elsewhere. e arctic temperatures of the last fe...…
…a WEr Irnt I One hundred three years of editorial freedom Fraud allegations investigated under the Statement I This is the first in a series offour reports this week in which the Daily will examine specific cases brought against students under the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibili- ties. By HOPE CALATI DAILY NEWS EDITOR The annotated story of the State- ment of Student Rights and Responsi- bilities sits in a three-ring binder ...…
…WE 1 F,4 1 *t !tr t t7i One hundred three years of editorial freedom Students, mediator decide Code harassment cases By HOPE CALATI DAILY NEWS EDITOR This is the second in a series of our reports this week in which the Daily will examine specific cases brought against students under the Statement of Student Rights and Re- sponsibilities. Last semester, a student suspended under the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities returned ...…
…i I ,d4U U'*0 One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, No. 66 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wedn{sday T aury 6 94019 TeMcia a Clinton boasts .hopeful start By JAMES CHO DAILY STAFF REPORTER Proclaiming progress on his promises to break gridlock and revive the economy, President Clinton challenged Congress last night to move together on health care and welfare reform. "Our work has just begun," he declared in his first State of the Un...…
…WE tti One hundred three years of editorial freedom . A , I I Clinton yields on .health care plan Dole declares reforms 'introuble' Code changes to be considered by student jurors WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House offered concessions on the scope of its health plan yesterday just hours after President Clinton drew a no-exceptions line on universal cov- erage. * Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole pronounced the Clinton health plan "in trou...…
…WEy Ut One hundred three years of editorial freedom A A , 4i - 4 WIPEOUT Yesterday's rain and freezing temperatures combined to transform the Diag into a large ice rink. Students attempted to do their best Nancy Kerrigan imitations, but few were able to emulate her skill and grace. Top: LSA sophomore Steven Jiang tried to tackle the glacier atop his trusty bicycle. Even with his sturdy tires, however, things didn't quite work out. Bottom:...…
…'Prelude to a Kiss' failed as a romance Page 5 .4 i'ti av s .st . t e , 4 p.1 ni 0 " One hundred three years of editorial freedom I I Greenspan to rein in economic expansion? WASHINGTON (AP) - For President Clinton, the economic news could hardly be better - the fastest 0 economic growth in six years, declin- ing federal deficits and the best infla- tion performance in two decades. But the big question is whether Federal Reserve Board C...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 5, 1994 STOP COMPLAINING about The Michigan Daily. WRIT -E for The Michigan Daily. NEWS, SPORTS, ARTS, OPINION, PHOTO MASS MEETING FOR NEW STAFFERS January 12, 7:30 p.m., 420 Maynard -1 .' COOKIES [1> : Bet you missed uswhile you were gone... 'wI 1 : Stop in todayfor a cooie or muffin K< $Bi('ED 'WIqYLLO'VE! ) I 715 N. University ".761-CHIP< L fm m m m m Regents discuss admission trends By JAMES CH...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 6, 1994 WA ITLIST Continued from page 1 the waitlist screwed over, but we have, to change our procedures.... It incon- veniences students, it inconveniences staff, and it's a damn shame," he said. A new waitlist was started soon after the disappearance was realized, but it was impossible to contact stu- dents to sign up for a second time. Brown said the teaching staff - con- sisting of lecturer Mary ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 7, 1994 U® U U ,. °. 'U U 'U. U 'U U U : U , U . t. U U ~x UE......E.E.EEEEE, Fox Village Theatre Jackson & Maple Village Center All Seats All Shows $1.501 Call Theatre for showtimes: 994-8080 Ann Arbor's Best Movie Buy U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U.S. slashes trade quota for Chinese textiles WASHINGTON (AP) - The Clinton administration slashed the quota for textile imports from China b...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 10, 1994 Finance plan would boost funding to Detroit schools by 10%" Half of $550 million increase in education aid is earmarked for 'at-risk' students from low-income households: School finance plan would guarantee $5,000 per student but would not prevent wealthier districts from raising additional funds DETROIT (AP) - The school finance overhaul that cleared the Leg- islature last month could give a...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 11, 1994 W H EATLEY Continued from page 1. ceeded him, said he wasn't surprised when Wheatley informed him of his decision yesterday morning. "I knew in his heart he wanted to stay," he said. "It wasn't his time. I knew he wanted to stay." Others were not as confident. "I'm shocked," said ESPN draft expert Mel Kiper, Jr. "I thought he would be entering the draft with the rest of the juniors like (San ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 12, 1994 HOUSING Continued from page 1 triples and so forth. Accompanying this drop has been an intense advertising campaign to convince students to "Come Back". Radio and newspaper advertisements have urged students who are living off campus to consider returning to the dorms. "We want you back," said Durst repeating the campaign mantra. The campaign is due in part to the drop, said officials in th...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursdcay, January 13, 1994 KERRIGAN Continued from page 1 According to The Oregonian, a minister named Eugene Saunders told a private investigator that he had lis- tened to the tape. The two men then went to authorities. NBC said that after the meeting in Portland, the hit man went to Boston, where Kerrigan lives and trains. It was there the investigators believe he originally planned to get Kerrigan, but bad weather...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 14, 1994 Yeltsin pledges to push ahead with reforms SOUP'S ONI MOSCOW (AP) - President Clinton and Boris Yeltsin pledged yesterday to press ahead with reforms that will "make life better" for restive Russians. The two also were ready to stop aiming nuclear missiles at each other's countries. In hours of Kremlin talk and over dinner at Yeltsin's country dacha, the two leaders agreed that Russia could ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 18, 1994 BSU draws hundreds of students to its slate of events MONTS Continued from page 1 The representatives of BSU dis- agreed, emphasizing that they were disappointed that BSU was not al- lowed to play a part in planning. Social justice panelists, who were aware of the boycott, did not address the issue, butconcern over the actions of OAMI was voiced by audience members near the end of the progr...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 19, 1994 Astronaut tells students to aim highI§ By MARIA KOVAC FOR THE DAILY The first African American woman in space touched down on North Cam- pus yesterday. Mae Jemison spoke to students and faculty yesterday afternoon at the Chrysler Center. Jemison made her historic voyage in 1992 as a science mission special- ist aboard the Spaceship Endeavor. But she recently resigned from NASA and began to ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 20, 1994 CLASSES, Continued from page 1 Supposedly, the student won. "That sounds really wild," Sharphorn said. "I mean, it's pos- sible. We've got some real bright and inventive students." But Harrison pointed out that for someone to win such a lawsuit, the plaintiff would have to prove that the University's decision was an irresponsible one. And who could argue that can- celing classes would be an ...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 21, 1994 MedStart conference to address issues of tomorrow 0 By MICHELLE LEE THOMPSON FOR THE DAILY Focusing on issues of health and family, the second annual Medstart conference is designed to provide students with an under- standing of the cooperation necessary to cre- ate "A Whole New World for Our Children, Our Future, Ourselves." Organizers said the event will try to teach people from all discipli...…
…2M S2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 24, 1994 Clinton to address crime in State of the Union speech. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Clinton plans to expand his anti- crime package with the State of the Union address, supporting a "three- time loser" proposal to put the most violent felons in jail for life, adminis- tration officials said yesterday. With polls showing crime as vot- ers' No. 1 concern, White House speech writers are ma...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 25, 1994 Slavic dept. to receive $35,000 in new funding 3y LARA TAYLOR 'ILY STAFF REPORTER The Slavic department will now e able to offer students a variety of ectures and mini-courses due to a '35,000 grant from the Polish Na- ional Alliance (PNA). The Slavic department, headed by 3ogdana Carpenter, requested this ;rant five years ago to replenish its U18,000 grant from the Barbara ?iasecha Johnson F...…
…- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 26, 1994 DEMS Continued from page 1 and I was impressed with his first year. He takes on tough progressive issues and provides strong leadership for the country." Many people commented on Clinton's education proposals. "Why should people who don't go to col- lege be unable to contribute to soci- ety?" LSA sophomore Marc Cockelill said.. "Everyone should have a place to go after high school, and Clinto...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 27, 1994 LABOR Continued from page 1 contractors to pay prevailing wages - the U.S. Department of Labor's bench- mark for union labor. A city law re- quires that contractors pay prevailing wages for public projects. While a city lawyer has determined the inn is not a public project, a member of the City Council wants First Cen- trum to add protections for the workers. Tobi Hanna-Davies (D-Ist Ward), ...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 28, 1994 China's pro-democracy leaders like. tough U.S. stance on trade issues In a home interview, Wei Jlngsheng and Xu Wenil, two political radicals recently released after more than a decade in prison, praise U.S. efforts to use trade to curb human rights violations. Both men speak against granting China most favored nation status. BEIJING (AP)-- The two godfa- thers of China's democracy move- ment...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 31, 1994 U.S. grants entry to IRA leader for peace meeting WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States granted a limited visa yesterday to Gerry Adams, president of Sinn Fein, the political wing of the Irish Republican Army. The decision, announced by the White House, reverses a policy of barring Adams from the country be- cause of his association with the IRA. The White House said Attorney General Janet Ren...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 5, 1994 - 3 Vacations from New York to L.A. Santa Claus shares his holiday thoughts L.A. Story: It's all too true By HOPE CALATI DAILY NEWS EDITOR GRAND RAPIDS - Santa Claus dressed casually as he lounged in his home and discussed his life, his job and children in an exclusive inter- view with the Daily. Even out of costume, Santa looks the part. He is taller than expected, probably because he is al...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 6, 1994 - 3 :Classic 'A Christmas Carol' warms holiday hearts in Chicago By APRIL WOOD DAILY STAFF REPORTER CHICAGO - The Windy City lived up to its name as bitter cold gusts blew across the dark lakefront and people of all ages crowded into the small festively decorated Goodman Theatre Dec. 21 to warm themselves by the Wharles Dickens classic, "A Christmas Carol." In 1993, the 150th anniversary year of ...…
…The MichiganDaily - Friday, January 7, 1994 -3 *Politics are changing the face of Russia Vladimir Zhirnovsky: Clinton is 'such a coward' HCHELKOVO, Russia (AP) - Bad Vlad is mad. He's being snubbed by yet another world leader. This time it's President Clinton. Russian extreme nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky called Clinton a coward yesterday and told him to stay home and play the sax instead of coming to a summit meeting in Mos- cow next we...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 10, 1994 - 3 First Lady's law firm is said to have misled regulators Audit shows Mrs. Clinton's law firm told regulators S&L was solvent months before it went bust WASHINGTON (AP) - Nine months after Hillary Clinton's law firm told state regulators a troubled ,,rkansas thrift was heading for im- rovement, federal regulators painted a starkly different picture. They warned that the institution was teeter-...…
…The Michigan Daily.- Tuesday. January 11, 1994 - 3 School officials wary to leave property taxes in hands of voters LANSING (AP)-Some local officials are angry that the state's new school finance plan does not mean an end to millage elections. But experts and lawmakers say they should not be surprised. Under both proposals facing Michigan vot- ers March 15, some statewide property taxes could go before voters for approval. While that clas...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 12, 1994- 3 *Lobbyist discusses proposed legislation with MSA By RONNIE GLASSBERG lation MCC is supporting. Feb. 1. tion to provide survivors of sexual increase financial aid for students and from the state, an increase of DAILY STAFF REPORTER MCA 2nave *. 44f) 11.----, t "r- , . *.,.t $6.3 In politics today there is constant criticism of state and Washington lob- byists. But at last night's Michigan ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 13, 1994 - 3 'U' researchers outline future trends in auto industry *By SCOT WOODS DAILY STAFF REPORTER One day, solar-powered cars may fly along aerial highways, but that's still science fiction. However, in the year 2003, auto- mobiles will be more efficient, more recyclable, and will move from the drawing board to the showroom in less time, according to a report re- .leased Monday by University re- se...…
…i A A The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 14, 1994 - 3 On the roadwith Joni Mitchell, cherry slushies and Jack Kerouac A Daily staff reporter takes a tongue-in-cheek look at a Fantastic Voyage' across America's roads EAR GRAND LAKE, Colo. - It was snowing. Like the road trip which preceded it, this was another day that was not going as planned. Having ditched the idea of going skiing again, and Dwight and Vic as well, we braved the ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 18, 1994 - 3 .U'responds to computer conference access lawsuit By HOPE CALATI DAILY NEWS EDITOR The University responded last week to a lawsuit that asks for access to the University Board of Regents' private computer conference. The conference is not open to the n blic, states the University's re- onse to a lawsuit University alum Chetly Zarko filed in December. Zarko argues the conference should be in ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 19, 1994 -3 .Inheated exchange, D'Souza, Walters debate need for multiculturalism By LARA TAYLOR DAILY STAFF REPORTER Heated words were thrown back and forth in a debate sponsored by LSA Student Government last night at Rackham Auditorium. Dinesh D'Souza of the American Enterprise Institute and Ron Walters, professorof political science at Howard University, grappled with the question of multiculturalis...…
… TheMichigan Daily - Thursday, January 20, 1994 - 3 Jarding's ex-husband surrenders PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-Tonya Harding's ex-husband surrendered sterday after being charged with nspiring to attack rival figure skater Nancy Kerrigan. Harding remained under investigation, with her body- guard tying her to the alleged con- spiracy. Jeff Gillooly was arraigned along with the alleged hit man, Shane Stant. Harding said she and Gillooly had nothing t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 21, 1994 - 3 'I have fought more damn battles ... than any PreWsident i n 20 years' HEALTH CARE Last Jan. 26, Clinton began aC season of controversy by naming First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton F to head a national task force to formL a health care plan. Clinton said, "My principles are two: universal cover- age, without which you will never slow the rate of cost increase and stop the cost shifting; and a...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 24, 1994 - 3I Oxford residents express selves in French, German Co-operatives bring foreign language and * culture to University student housing By BARB McKELVEY FOR THE DAILY While traveling abroad can be a rewarding experience, it can also be a dauntingly expensive one. However, the University offers a less costly alternative that is as nearby as Oxford Housing. Two of Oxford's living coopera- tives, Ch...…
…The Michigan Daily Tuesday, January 25, 1993 - 3 Hoosier tapped to head News and Information Services A By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER Passing over a host of professional journalists, Vice President for Univer- sity Relations Walter Harrison picked a career university editor from a fellow Big Ten school as his choice for the new director of News and Information *Services (NIS). Julie Peterson, managing editor of the Indiana Universi...…
