…RUGBY ON WHEELS: Michigan medical student might just have the skills to make it to the Olympics. PAGE 8B THE SPORTSMONDAY COLUMN: Ian Herbert: Looking for how to have fun play IM sports? Ask this veteran. PAGE 3B DOUBLEHEADER DELIGHT: The men's tennis team sweeps its competition over the weekend. PAGE 6B SPORTSid igm Daft January 23, 2006 lB Michigan 71, MINNESOTA 55 ew Heights Horton hits career-high 32 as 'M' roars to win By Kevin ...…
…Tuesday January 24, 2006 sports. michigandaily. com sports@michigandaily.com eRTiShigan jaiiu 9 . . .. . ... .................. Sophomore Coleman ready to fill lineup gaps STEVEN TAI/Daily Senior Brandon Kaleniecki will lead Michigan against Michigan State this Saturday to celebrate Hockey Day in Michigan. Hockey returns to roots By Kevin Wright Daily Sports Writer When junior Lester Abram limped into the locker room early in the second ...…
…w w w w BLIND PIG Continued from page 4B Not only that, they managed to make the panes of glass for the sunroom roof in the pizza ovens of neigh- boring Del Rio pizzeria. "We had to go through the historical society," Wells- Goffett said of the terrarium's problems. The roof "was leaking like a sieve." Because they owned the whole building, the Goffetts replaced the sunroom with suitable brick and mortar and knocked down walls on the basement...…
…THURSDAYS AT MOTT: Michigan athletes take time every week to visit C.S. Mott Children's Hospital. PAGE 8B THE SPORTSMONDAY COLUMN: Ian Herbert: The biggest mistake I've ever made is underestimating 'Bron. PAGE 3B HELLER LIFTS BLUE: The men's tennis team wins close dual match. PAGE 7B _ t :.} t , SPORTSMO January 30, 2006 1B a e moto migttq. MICHIGAN 85, I 0 S YS 0 U Cagers top No.23 Wisconsin, claim share of Big Ten lead By J...…
… ARTS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 9 New doc shows life and quest of yogi s By Kristin MacDonald Daily Arts Writer Rising jam band vows to trip out the Blind Pig Warbling loud, monotonous chants, three brightly colored, nearly naked Hindu holy men carefully pick their way along the sharp back- bone of a rocky mountain ridge. The snow-capped Himalayas loom tall and majestic By Jake Smith Daily Arts Writer CONCERT PRVIE...…
…10A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 5, 2006 ARTS Courtesy of Columbia Man, I hope that's not dandruff ... or Peruvian flake. High-concept visuals elevate adaptation Courtesy of RCA Totally the hippest arboretum EVER. By David R. Eicke Daily Arts Writer It is said that a true Rob Marshall film can stop a man in his tracks with a single look. Or was that a geisha? Something like that. Either way, "Memoirs of a Geisha" is as eleg...…
…2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 9, 2006 CLUBSPORTSWEEKLY Boxing gives student chance to compete By Eileen Hengel Daily Sports Writer First, left foot forward and left punch across body to contact right side of opponent. Then, transfer weight to front leg and wait for opponent to answer. All of these thoughts race through sophomore Lauren Lobert's mind when she enters the ring. She tries to keep her mind clear and retrace the...…
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…a sp w 3B Random Student Interview Randirn rnakes dating service out of his interview. 3B The List Aguide t the happenings, concerts and sow around town this weekend, 4B Arch Column Austin Dingwall confronts growing parking problems and proposed solutions i Ann Arbor. 5B In My Own Words Brian Steers gives a look into the interesting and challenging life of a Conservative on carpus. 5B Point/Counterpoint The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and ...…
…2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 23, 2006 CLUB PORTSWEEKLY Club table tennis offers fun for all able Aicigut ?uailg Athlete of the Week Name: Tim Cook Team: Ice Hockey Hometown: Montclair, New Jersey Class: Junior Why: During Friday night's game Cook scored his first colle giate goal after playing 81 scoreless games as a Wolverine. He may not remember the moment he scored, but he gave us all something we will never forget. ['...…
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…0 7W -W7 7W v w I insi dA 3B The Dish David Brandon discusses Domino's pizza and running for University regent 4B Pig's Past The Blind Pig owner talks about the venue's history, muSical and otherwise. 5B In My Own Words International stude SntSg DO Lee experiences many dfutilies while stding iaii a world away from home. 6B Balancing Act The University does its best to help hundreds of student athites graduate despite countless hours of p...…
…2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 30, 2006 CLUBSPORTSWEEKLY Kayakers combine fun with safety Ahee o~df ath aeek Athlete of the Wee al Name: Peter Vanderkaay Hometown: Rochester Hills Team: Swimming Class: Senior By Daniel Greenblatt For The Daily Wetsuits aren't just for surfers. Kayakers look just as cool sporting the O'Neal skin while doing loops or cart- wheels - common kayaking tricks. If only they would take out their...…
…Tuesday January 31, 2006 sports.michigandaily. com sports@michigandaily. com PORTS 10 . . . . ................ . - ---------- Cagers ranked for first time By Kevin Wrightr Daily Sports Editor It was nothing out of the ordinary.: Sherrod Harrell was pulling into Crisler Are- na's parking lot ready for another day of practice when he received a phone call._ It was his brother to inform him that the Wol- verines were ranked 21st in the Associ...…
…COMPOUND SOLUTION: The men's gymnastics team hopes better chemistry means success. PAGE 2B THE SPORTSTHURSDAY COLUMN: The starting game is just as important as finishing. PAGE 3B BOWLIN' ALL OVER THE WORLD: The Daily breaks down the bowl games you might have missed. PAGE 8B SPORTS. January 5, 2006 lB aie kg Iirbja fd NEBRASKA 32 Michigan 28 Aw, Shucks Crazy finish not enough to save Blue By Ian Herbert Daily Sports Editor SAN ANTONIO...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 9, 2006 - 3B *The scare in A2 all the great spo e spit on someone? He cocked his head back and actually let saliva fly into the face of a fel- low football player? I couldn't believe what I was hearing. In the middle of the biggest game of the last six years for every Washington sports fan - Saturday's playoff game against Tampa Bay - the Redskins' star safety, Sean Taylor, got himself ejected becau...…
…w " w 9 0 0 WILLOW RUN A two-way Continued from page 4B relationship at this site." Just as it seemed that job cuts and/or shutdowns were imminent, the six-speed transmission allowed the plant to continue operating at full capacity. "Productivity-wise, the plant is doing very well," Wootton said. "It has enabled us to retain our work- .force despite the difficulties that the GM market shares have seen. (With the shares falling), demand f...…
…A DISPUTED DEADLOCK: The women's gymnastics team ties after Nebraska's coach protests. PAGE 6B THE SPORTSTUESDAY COLUMN: Club Sports provide a great out- let for athletes and fans alike. PAGE 3B A TALENTED FRIENDSHIP: Pittsburgh Penguins rookie Sidney Crosby and Michigan defenseman Jack Johnson go way back. PAGE 8B SPORTS January 17, 2006 lB -- - - -- ----- ------ -- ------------- - --- - - --- Michigan 74 Dee-sappointed Wolverines take...…
…0 rw 0 ---9 0 __ IATDOM TUDENT I NT Random By Theresa bs ,. andom: Hello? The Michigan Daily: Hi, is this Dave? R: Yes. TMD: Hi, this is this is Theresa Kennelly from The Michigan Daily and you have been selected to participate in the random student interview, would you like to do it? R: Sure, no problem. TMD: Ok, first things first, how did you spend you Martin Luther King Day? R: Oh, I spent my time studying actually and writing a co...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 23, 2006 - 3B Skrba bright spot in 'M loss By David Murray Daily Sports Writer BLOOMINGTON - The Wolverines saw double for 40 minutes. Every Michigan pass into the post resulted in two Indiana players swarming to form a double-team. Michigan's inside player would then try to either kick it outside to give a teammate a look at a three, or kick it outside in hopes that she would get the ball back - bu...…
…w U ! U V w -6 TIE - AILY DISH Interview with a vamp Everyone's a Critic I Media Column By Kristin MacDonald Regent sells pizzas and h1 David Brandon, CEO of Domino's Pizza anc By Jameel t wouldn't be a week of celebrity news without the ubiquitous Lindsay Lohan. . The poor starlet most recently made the gossip pages in a bid to refute her recent cover stry for Vanity Fair, an interview in which she purpertedly alluded to drug use an...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 30, 2006 - 3B * Post play drives loss for Blue Doubting LeBron is the worst of all my mistakes By Sara Livingston Daily Sports Writer Inevitably, just when something sudden- ly begins to improve, something else slowly finds itself deteriorating with no means of recovery in sight. Despite past problems guarding outside shooters, Michigan (0-9 Big Ten, 6-15 Over- all) finally stepped up its performa...…
…2B - The MichiganDaily - SportsThursday - January 5, 2006 CLUBSPORTSWEEKLY Roller hockey searches for home, goalie ali t Mirbi au gui1 Athlete of the Week. Name: Becky Bernard Hometown: Stow, Ohio Team: Women's Gymnastics Class: Freshman Dan Feldman Daily Sports Writer The club roller hockey team's motto may be "It's easy to score when you go back door," but right now they'd love to go through any door that leads to a roller rink in Ann A...…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 9, 2006 HITTING AFTER THE WHISTLE 01 ICE HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK Friday's Game MICHIGAN 4 - ALASKA-FAIRBANKS 0 Saturday's Game ALASKA-FAIRBANKS 4 - MICHIGAN 2 Chad Kolarik Michigan Kolarik tallied one goal and an assist in Friday night's game against Alaska-Fairbanks. During the Saturday's loss, the sophomore notched his seventh goal of the season. NOTABLE QUOTABLE "It wasn't too awkwa...…
… S 9 9 9 9 9 9 V v w I 3B The Daily Dish Richard Murphy discusses the growing blog scene and Ann Arbor. 4B Willow Run Automotive plants fight to stay alive against foreign powerhouses. 5B In My Own Words Kevin Porter talks about his experience as captain of the USA World Junior Char- pionships hockey tearn. 5B Point/Counterpoint The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and G.. Joes argue about who's the superior squadron. 6B Renting Troubles Alan...…
…2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsTuesday - January 17, 2006 CLUBSPORTSWEEKLY Outside distractions can't stop Shotokan OxW tMkiigau IBati Athlete of the Week Name: Greg Wagner Team: Wrestling Hometown: Fort Wayne, Ind. Class: Senior Why: The fifth-year senior captain took care of business in the heavyweight category over the weekend. He won all four of his events and outscored his opposition by 36 points. His final victory put the finishing to...…
… 7W 9 w V Structured Structures It's Over Your Head I Architecture Column By Austin Dingwall As the North American International F Au to Show wraps up in Detroit once " gain, it may be time to reach with- in our souls and reevaluate our continual fascinaton with the automobile. I was told recently that for Americans, cars are now our new clothes. They are our shell that surrounds us when we venture outside into the unknown. Cars are w...…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 23, 2006 HITTING AFTER THE WHISTLE 4 ICE HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK Chad Kolarik Michigan Kolarik was one of the few Wolverines that played well in both games this weekend. He had two assists in Friday night's 6-1 win, and followed up with a goal and an assist in Saturday night's loss. NOTABLE QUOTABLE "We haven't been known for scoring short-handed goals, but it's not against the rules." - M...…
… w 7W _i WV AI IJL"N/Daily Shari Acho, co-director of the Academic Success Program, at the academic center. School of Rock Historical local venue continues to thrive By Kimberly Chou/ Daily Arts Writer While upperclassmen and younger University students in the fake- ID sect like to frequent central campus hangouts such as Scorekeep- er's and the Brown Jug, those who are smart enough know to travel a few blocks west to find a bar of a ...…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 23, 2006 HITTING AFTER THE WHISTLE * ICE HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK Brandon Kaleniecki Michigan In his return to the lineup, the senior forward had the Wolverines' lone goal in Friday's game and scored two goals in Saturday's 5-5 tie. The alter- nate captain had been sidelined for the previous three weeks with a groin injury. NOTABLE QUOTABLE "There should be a time limit on it. I don't know ...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsThursday - January 5, 2006 - 3B Maybe,for Michigan, it's time for a change of tune RUUIGU GAYA/Uaily Wolverine captain Kelly Helvey must sit out for the remainder of the season due to a knee Injury. PETER SCHOTTENFELS/Daily Janelle Cooper's first-half heroics were not enough to put Michigan ahead of the Spartans. * Nonexistent rivalry leaves searching for more By David Murray Daily Sports Writer EAST LANSING - ...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 9, 2006 - 5B FASTBREAK Men's Basketball Saturday's Game MICHIGAN 68 - PURDUE 65 Smith impresses in his starting lineup debut By Kevin Wright Daily Sports Writer The butterflies were fluttering around in his stomach. But when the referee lofted the ball on the tipoff of Saturday's game, the butterflies disap- peared for freshman Jerret Smith. In his first collegiate start, Smith made a quick impa...…
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…The Michigan Daily - SportsTuesday - January 17, 2006 --3B Down low, Blue fights off bigBuck By Ian Robinson Daily Sports Writer COLUMBUS - In the story of David vs. Goliath, David's strategy for taking out Goliath was a sling and stone to the head. Against No. 8 Ohio State, Michigan's strategy against the Buckeyes' Goliath, 6-foot-5 All-American Jessica Daven- port, was the double-team. The strategy of taking out the Phi- listines' great war...…
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…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 23, 2006 - 5B FASTBREAK Men's Basketball Saturday's Game MICHIGAN 71-- MINNESOTA 55 Grier stifled by swarnung Michigan defense By Matt Singer and Kevin Wright Daily Sports Writers MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota's Vincent Grier slid behind the Michigan defense and waited under the basket. That's where Minnesota guard Maurice Hargrow found him on a no-look pass from the free throw line. Grier took the p...…
…! w " v a 0 The Weekend FT1dV 1,27.06 ICCA Competition Amazin' Blue hosts the International Championship of Collegiate A Capella. The event will take place at Rackham Graduate School Auditorium beginning at 8:30. Tickets are $8 for students and $12 for others. sa1t urdy 1 )21.06 Ann Arbor Folk Festival This year's festival will be the 29th an al celebration of the folk and roots m showcased at the Ark. The Ark hosts event at Hill Audit...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 30, 2006 - 5B FASTBREAK Men's Basketball Saturday's Game MICHIGAN 85 - WISCONSIN 76 Hambone's hustle electrifies Crisler faithful By Kevin Wright Daily Sports Editor Eight minutes into the game, Brent Petway replaced Graham Brown. The substitution was nothing out of the ordinary until the sellout crowd in Crisler Arena rose to its feet. As Brown walked off the court, the fans gave him a standing ...…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsThursday - January 5, 2006 Nebraska 32, Michigan 28 Not just an arm: Henne's mobility on display GAME STATISTICS By Matt Venegoni Daily Sports Editor SAN ANTONIO - He may not be Michael Vick or Donovan McNabb, but sophomore quarterback Chad Henne did his best impression in Michigan's 32-28 loss to Nebraska in the Alamo Bowl. Throughout Henne's first two seasons as the Wolverines' signal caller, critics said t...…
…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 9, 2006 Top freshmen finishers spark hope for new season M MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD Relay race too close to call, ends in draw for 'M' By Chris Herring Daily Sports Writer Yes, the future is looking bright for the Michigan women's track and field team. On Saturday at the Jack Harvey Invitational freshmen accounted for four of the six first-place finishes in individual events. The team's season o...…
… -W 9 70 0 EMMA NOLAN-ABRAHAMIAN/Daily The Willow Run plant has been producing automotive and aeronautical parts since 1941. Surviving and Thriving GM's Willow Run plant stays strong in the face of adversity By James V. Dowd / Daily Staff Writer more dormitories and votes for anti- student measures like residential park- ing permit programs. Students grow even more annoyed at the whole situa- tion and the city of Ann Arbor. How can th...…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsTuesday - January 17, 2006 Blue, Green to battle for standings By James V. Dowd Daily Sports Writer The tensions rarely subside between Michigan and Michigan State, and with three games over the next eleven days, the rivalry will likely just grow stron- ger. Going into tonight's game at Munn Ice Arena in East Lansing, the two teams are separated by just one point in the CCHA standings. The Wolverines sit in fou...…
…V V V w s F 4t, n J W -IV -w U In her fourth year as president, Mary Sue Coleman works to establish her image on campus By Jason Z. Pesickfl Editor in Chief he University of Michigan has an identity problem. As a large public university, it serves the state of Michigan and its residents. It relies on hundreds of millions of dollars from the state each year and cannot raise its tuition rates as high as its private peers. Unlike the priva...…
…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 23, 2006 Brady continues streak while team preps for championships 4 By Amber Colvin Daily Sports Writer "It's alway girls as yout "But I thinks On Saturday, the women's swimming and diving team won its last Though sm dual meet of the season, but Michigan coach Jim Richardson didn't races they ent care. Another "W" on the record is nice, but right now all this team is participated. concerne...…
… 7W w U w By Ian Herbert Managing Sports Editor ALk Lsk s yDC aiy Athletes work In a study area at the Stephen M. Ross Academic Center. The athletic department helps student athletes balance their coursework and competition. t Freshman Steve Bonnell andj during a practice. SA junior Jason Dest struggled when he took his first calcu- lus course. It wasn't that he was bad at math or not smart enough - he is now an economics major. ...…
…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 30, 2006 Wolverines overmatched by No. 2-ranked Sooners By Colt Rosensweig Daily Sports Writer For the No. 6 Michigan men's gymnastics team, Friday's meet against No. 2 Oklahoma was like a spring training game. The team took a beating a but key players experimenting with their routines may have finally found the form that will carry them to a championship. "1 wasn't (satisfied with the perfo...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsThursday - January 5, 2006 - 5B Defensive Intensity We could probably use the exact same entry from the Ohio State game and several other contests. For stretches, the defense looked as if it could stop any- one, but then the inconsistency that plagued the unit all year long reared its ugly head. The defensive line put more pressure on Nebraska quarterback Zac Taylor than it did on anyone else this year. Alan Branch...…
…U U U 0 e 9 0 long enough to give students some breathing room between moving in and starting classes at the start of September. The role of the University in off-campus housing he University is cer- tainly desirous of con- structively working with students, the City and the private sec- tor in maintaining and improving high-quality student neighborhoods. While there are some limitations as to how far the University can or should go to a...…
