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…LO WEATHER Daily Staff Reporter David Shepardson investigates the University's Washington office, which lobbies Congress on behalf of students. Jessica Fletcher would be proud. Jessye Norman's performance at Hill Auditorium Wednesday night once again proved she is a class of her very own. Read Keren Schweitzer's review. Michigan's football team begins Big Ten play tomorrow against Iowa. As the Wolverines eye their sixth straight Big Ten tit...…

…t I x DeNiro marks directorial debut in 'A Bronx Tale' C ml ttX One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, No 4 Ann Arbor. Michigan - Monday, October Violence escalates in Russian capital Yeltsin declares state of emergency after hard-liners attack government headquarters MOSCOW (AP)-Thousands of screaming hard-line protesters hurl- ing rocks and bottles at fleeing police broke the government's siege of par- liament and se...…

…WE4v "IIz One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, No5 Ann r, Tuesday, October Daily Yeltsin crushes power bid MOSCOW (AP) - Boris Yeltsin won a bloody victory in the battle for Russia's future yesterday, his tanks and paratroopers flushing his hard-line opponents from a flaming Rus- sian parliament building. Scores died as Yeltsin crushed the strongest power bid yet by rem- nants of the old Communist regime. The mass surren...…

… Velocity Girl visits Blind Pig tomorrow night It t Y rz One hundred three years of editorial freedom A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE Defying Clinton, China resumes nuclear testing Ondsay Cader, a first-year student, studies yesterday afternoon in Ingalls Mall. school boycott of Colorado WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Clinton ordered the Energy De- partment yesterday to prepare for a possible resumption of nuclear test- ing, acting just ho...…

…,1 Webber enters hospital for appendix ailment %I K 41v at& One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol CIV, No7 Ann Arbor, Michigan .hursday, October 7 1993 Q 1993 The Michigan Daily Clinton may send *more troops to Somalia WASHINGTON (AP) -Deflect- ing calls for swift withdrawal from Somalia, President Clinton is prepar- ing to authorize a short-term troop . increase while setting a deadline for pulling out, a senior administr...…

… annual mage tonight i i ai 1 Feld Ballets bring tour to Power Center 12 f v4 1 * Yr One hundred three years of editorial freedom 1 rbrFrda.Otbr 19 al 'we started this mission for the right reasons and we are going to finish it in the right way. If we stay a Short while longer and do the right thing, we have a reasonable chance of cooling the embers.' -President Clinton Clinton sends additional troops to Somalia WASHINGTON (AP) - Pre...…

…I Preview: ichigan stay in title chase?, Bad acoustics hurt good evening with Watts Ani Kavafian had trouble x competing with arTs 5 LiRackham's stuffed chairs. 0' It1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom WOLVERINES LOSE TO SPARTANS, 17-7 Christopher: Mistaes were made in Somalia WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri- can'decision-makers "right up to and including the president" were respon- sible for the now-discredited tilt to- ward mil...…

… le No.14 tonight Belly up! Mega.hit band plays Detroit's State Theater tomorrow Sa tKeen It IWOent vketey ame NRatwe wnl1 ihgn98910tene f 46V 4v ritt 4, One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, N0.10 Ann Arb, Tihga uesday, October 12 93019 h ihgnDaily Thomas ecture explores y u * MIKE NEWMAN FOR THE DAILY Nationally syndicated columnist' Cal Thomas attacked current moral foundations last night in a speech that l provoked...…

…Gettysburg, Stunning repur cisa grandseieevet but "ight be too unhlous.f Irish shut out 'M' volleyball, squad at Keen . . . - ' ...: tis WEI inF t tz 1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom 'U' races electrons *or cancer treatmentR By BRYN MICKLE DAILY STAFF REPORTERj Its project is not sponsored by Soodyear Tires, but University Hos- t itals' foray into racing could meanV good news for cancer patients. Doctors and physicists...…

…0F Quit'~ t'lssois of peope withADS Penn State game a homecoming for 'M' fullback 0 r *rnlt One hundred three years of editorial freedom A Arbor, g- Thursday, October 14. 1993 1993 The Michigan Daily Suprem Justices disagree over when harassment causes psychological damage WASHINGTON (AP) - The. Supreme Court tackled the sensitive question yesterday of when off-color workplace behavior becomes illegal sexual harassment. "This is not si...…

…T 'Rogues' Trial' makes 'U' debut ItiY an Barn 1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vo. $ N.1,An ro ,;Mcia F w e. 6 93(IM teM White House comes to 'U' to iron out service plan w By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER The White House is coming to town. The University will welcome the Office of National Service Monday to discuss and draft regulations to implement the National and Community Service Act of 1993. Bringing t...…

… Peoples Power Senior Shonte Peoples solidifies the secondary and anchors the 'D' __- _ ' I 'Ballets Africains' shows real Africa through traditions ATM 5/ IO s ild' WE w i t 0 i t1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom ~ .. s ~ . Students aid MSA hrough committees By KAREN TALASKI DAILY STAFF REPORTER Not many people hear the call. Even .ewer respond. But a select number of tudents take on the responsibility, a responsibilit...…

…1 Victory makes Mo's Monday Pearl Jam's new album carried by their sound -I.E tint at One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, NO. 1s Ann Arbor, Mi4igan-Tuesday, Octob4r 19, 1993 6) 1993 The Michigan Daily The College Republicans an Gay Liberation Front put'u eling posters around campu erday. Cr ~I 0evb1 NeA CV -1 A-VS 041 Conservatives, gy wage poster battle By KAREN TALASKI claiming, "Want to cure AIDS? Try family v...…

…Field hockey shuts out CMU, 6.0 Cox's kids learn about love and divorce it c -b awq tw One hundred and three years of editorial freedom GOP's Pursell tosses 'hat into Senate race LANSING (AP) - Carl Pursell, a 16-year U.S. House veteran, put his cards on the political table Tuesday as he announced his bid for the Republi- can U.S. Senate nomination. "I have the record. Nobody else *as the credentials I have. I think that's what the c...…

…Dennis Miller Former Saturday Night Live star headlines Homecoming festivities Dana Howard anchors lilni defense WEEKEND etc. WEo 1 f*6 r-t tt One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV No 17 Ann Arbor, Mchgan - Thursday, October 21,, * Ty Rehabilitation program could mean $15 tuition increase By KAREN TALASKI DAILY STAFF REPORTER In hopes of decreasing alcohol and substance abuse on campus, a pro- posal to create a Universi...…

… Latex Sex Check out the latest forms ofcotaetoote 'M' volle, y ya faces Big Te'sbest nsat Keen Tr .:9 'Show' plays at the ichigan I I s I~1Td E 1 i r ' - I I WEW 10 lw qv mw-m I One hundred three years of editorial freedom Wolverines seek continueddoiminance of Illinois By RYAN HERRINGTON DAILY FOOTBALL WRITER Memories..Nostalgia. Cream puff *pponents. While most people equate these images with homecoming football games, tomor...…

…0 t Quilt depicts personal stories behind AIDS, Last minute lilini score leaves Blue far behind in Rose Bowl race «a F - 4 k - ;. 4 S T 1 6 ,f- / w I 4 *t oqw One hundred three years of editorial freedom 10, W71171,I COMING HOME 'Uremves in SouthAfrica SHARON MUSHEF Ralph Watts, class of '57, cheers for his alma mater during the football game on Saturday. Watts founded the Alumni Cheerleaders in 1967. Regents endorse lifting ban...…

…I y won't r injuring r, groin. kAi theb tI city can't save Tazed land Confused' it r V a'O& One hundred three years of editorial freedom U' 'requests $15 million state aid increase By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER * With the state ready to give universities a funding increase for the first time in two years, the University made its annual pitch for an increase in its state appropriation Friday. The University Board of Rege...…

…Mo looks to salvage season with late wins Precision and expression to perfection in spirited philharmonic performance Mariss Jansons led the St. Petersburg 5 Philharmonic through an excellent oncert at HIll AudItorIum Monday night I r icran t D One hundred three years of editorial freedom ABC visits to learn from 'book of love' By SCOT WOODS DAILY STAFF REPORTER Psychology Prof. David Buss has brought the University into the na- tional...…

…Collins, Johnson leave football team THE REAL WORLD we 40 One hundred three years of editorial freedom *rn4o I Yoi GVNo22A"Ar O M +ian- ~tyyOcot 2£ 993x.93Th Mchga Dam I 4 City Council Elections Tuesday Nov. 2 is election day in Ann Arbor. Each ward chooses one council member. By JAMES NASH DAILY STAFF REPORTER The dimensions of Ann Arbor's first-ever November municipal elecion can be neatly summed up as five wards, five parties and 1...…

…T The University and animal research Michigan alum James Earl Jones to speak at MLB tonight TO0D AY TMRO w41W Un9W One hundred three years of editorial freedom 'M' football goes trick or treating Mn Madison By RYAN HERRINGTON DAILY FOOTBALL WRITER Another Halloween approaches and the question still remains for the Michigan football team as it prepares for tomorrow's games against No. 21 Wisconsin. What costume will the Wolverines be tr...…

…2 - The Mchgan Daily - Friday, October 1, 1993 Russan alk may e d cirisis'. " ° a.. y .\ rr '. } > 'Q @ ivt u s ~ m a n t................................................n.....................................f............, a a MOSCOW (AP)-President Boris Yeltsin agreed yesterday to church- mediated talks with hard-line lawmak- ers in an effort to break the siege of parliament and end Russia's 10-day- old political crisis. Yeltsin's announceme...…

…I ;I 2- The Michan Daily - Monday, October 4, 1993 Conference explores concept.- of culture despite criticism By MICHELLE FRICKE and SOMA GUPTA DAILY STAFF REPORTERS Culture is definitely not an object. This weekend one of more than 200 students and faculty members came to this conclusion at the "Cul- ture Conference" held in the Michi- gan Union. The event was sponsored by the Program in the Comparative Study of Social Transformations (CS...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 5,1993 Court opens new term; Ginsburg opens mouth WASHINGTON (AP) - The Su- preme Court began its 1993-94 term yesterday withan avalancheof paper- work and an assertive new justice whopepperedlawyers with questions from the bench. The court, issuingprders in nearly 1,500 cases, denied review to most. It agreed to decide whether convicted murderers may insist thatjurors choos- ing life or death sentenc...…

…2- fte Ml n Daly -Wesdy, October6,1993 World Trade Center bombing trial starts Witnesses recall February terrorist act that killed 6, injured more than 1,000 NEW YORK (AP) - To firefighter William Duffy, finding an elevator packed with people who had collapsed from smoke "waslikeopen- ing up a tomb." Elevator operator Joaquin Villa Fuerta recalled think- ing, "We're all going to die."r They and other witnesses testified yesterday about the h...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 1993 SOMALIA Continued from page i sional pressure and public horror over slain Americans being dragged through the streets of Mogadishu by supporters of warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid. Shouldadecision be made to send in additional forces, they probably would come from Fort Stewart, Ga., the home of the 24th Infantry Divi- lion (Mechanized), a Pentagon offi- pial said. Under thatrecommendation, there ...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 8, 1993 Vegetarian students eat their greens and smile By JENNIFER SEARS FOR THE DAILY Mary Madill has meat dreams. The first-year student became a vegetarian this summer. She chased animal flesh from her menu, but that won't stop hot dogs from haunting her. "I feel sick about it," she said. But that doesn't mean she'll back down on her principles. Madill is one of a rapidly growing number of vegetaria...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 11, 1993 A SIGN OF THE '90s Protesters, question viewpoint in Daily By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER Outraged over The Michigan Daily's recent decision toprintaview- point endorsing the belief that there is "no proof"the Holocaust happened, a dozen activists led a peaceful protest Friday. Fifty observers listened to the protesters' speeches butdid not choose to join the protesters. Members o...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 4, 1993 DON'T DROP IT Cease-fire holds in Somalia; jets buzz over city NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Fol- lowing a show of force over Mogadishu by U.S. warplanes Mon- day, the U.N. special envoy to Soma- lia welcomed a cease-fire by the mili- tia of clan leader Mohamed Farrah Aidid. A comment by Jonathan Howe, a retired admiral, was relayed to report- ersatabriefingafterMogadishu ended its third night withou...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 13, 1993 SHELDON Continued from page I .crase participation in the Democratic ,process," she said. In discussing the relationship be- tween the University and the city, "Sheldon said she is pleased the Uni- versityisfinally sending "higher-:level officials" to joint city-University corn- mitutee meetings. Because the state constitution grants the University, which occu- pies half the land in Ann Arb...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 14, 1993 HAITI Continued from page 1 portedly were to pack. A senior U.N. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said none of the 53 foreign military personnel nor the approximately 50 Canadian police trainers now in Haiti have M- 16s. The U.N.,pfficial said Cedras had created the M-16 issue to seek a way out of the international agreement. Clinton said the Haitian military broke the terms of ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 15, 1993 Students, Buddhists ready to say 'Hello,' Dalai Lama HE CAN FLY! By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER. The Dalai Lama, the Buddhist spiritual leader and recipient of the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize, will receive the Wallenberg medal during a four- day visit to Ann Arbor in April. Details have been trickling out since early this summer when the LSA de- velopment office first confirmed that the...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 18, 1993 BLOCKADE Continued from page 1 "I love Aristide!" he shouted. Bus drivers doubled their fares to take advantage of the panic. Storeowners have increased prices in anticipation ofthe embargo, which will take effect unless Haiti's recalcitrant military agrees to yield power. Schrager said policymakers con- sider such a quick concession unlikely. The United States has told its 1,000 American nati...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 19, 1993 POSTERS- Continued from page 1 Raymond also criticized the Col- lege Republicans for using scare tac- tics to broadcast its messages to stu- dents. "They're spreading ideas that strike terror in people's hearts," 'Raymond said. "Their wording is sup- posed to affect people's emotions.... 'That kind of language is academi- cally wrong." - Damoose said the posters are a representation of what t...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 20, 1993 Dark tunnel provides relief for Bosnians 0 SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herze- govina (AP) - Four-year-old Edin listened intently as his mother bound plastic bags on his tiny legs. "We are going to crawl through the darkness now for some time. But Mama will be holding your hand," Esma told her son. "When you see light again, you know who will be standing there? Papa." The young mother and son joined...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 21, 1993 ENGINEERS Continued from page 1 "Interaction with other students is different because your opinions are deemed invalid," he continued. Cornell Cosby, a fifth-year Elec- trical Engineering major and African American student, agreed. "People don't want-to study with you until they see your grades." The feeling of exclusion for mi- nority engineers often continues through the professional level....…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 22, 1993 EVENTS' Continued from page 1 Representatives from each Greek house are divided into two teams and sent out with baseball bats to smash a car for 30 seconds each. The teams are then evaluated by judges, hockey coach Red Berenson, swim coach Jon Urbanchek,former band leader George Cavender, who choose winners. Tomorrow's highlights include the 60th annual Mudbowl, a football con- test held betw...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 25, 1993 STUDENT Continued from page 1 The Flint campus is so close to I- 475 that the off-ramp touches the cam- pus. And from all over the Thumb of Michigan, students commute here to study. Although only an hour from Ann Arbor by car, its climate toward gays is light years away, said Tim Retzloff, who spoke during public comments Friday. Thanking the regents publicly, Retzloff said the bylaw change wo...…

…2 - The Michgan Daily - Tuesday, October 26, 1993 'U' student earns editing experience in Big Apple By DEMETRIOS EPSTRATIOU FOR THE DAILY With memories of enjoying a trip rich with luxury, LSA junior Julie Neenan recalled her experience edit- ing a book in New York city. "It was amazing! Everything was first class!" Neenan said. Oct.14, Neenan began a four-day, three-night stay at the Paramount Hotel, where she was joined by nine other stude...…

…2- Th McOhgmn Duily --wdnd, Octobr 27,1993 LOVE trt fom f wnm I dIon, "Whatdopeoplewantinamate?" Bussdraws on approximately 50 stud- ies covering 37 cultures to reach his conclusions. "The scope of the project kept mushrooming as I realized the scope of the question," Buss said. Buss found there are universal qualities people look for in a partner. "Basically, everybody wants a mate who is intelligent, kind, dependable, and who they really lo...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 28, 1993 Dean of Students provides answers in evening hours Clinton unveils health care plan to harsh criticism from legislators , By ZACHARY RAIMI FOR THE DAILY Running between classes, visiting professors, studying at the library, and participating in extracurricular activities keep typical University stu- dents busy. When problems arise - with fi- nances, interpersonal relationships or academic...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 29,1993 :<,:, Health plan fine print shows high costs WASHINGTON (AP) - If you lie to your health alliance to get a subsidy under the Clinton health plan, it could cost you $2,000. Cigar smokers would have to pay almost four cents more for each sto- gie they buy, and the price of a 1.2- ounce tin of smokeless tobacco would jump by almost $1. The nation's elderly would pay $11 more a month for Medicar...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 1, 1993 - 3 Graduating seniors face tough economic times By JULIE ROBINSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER Economic downshift, mounting low leverage jobs, and stiff competi- tion are not phrases that give graduat- ing seniors a good feeling. However, a report by University economists suggests that these terms are a reality seniors will face as they prepare to launch careers. The report, based on the Michigan Quarte...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 4,1993-3 *Preaching politics, Stoney Burke clowns on the Diag By KART ELSILA FOR THE DAILY Hearrives surreptitiously atnoon, a man in multi-colored striped pants and red, whiteandbluehigh-tops. Carrying asmall suitcase, he slowlywalks around the Diag, sizing up the situation. Spot- *ing a preaching evangelist, self-de- scribed "Stand-up Agitator" Stoney Burke closes in on his target. "Taking care of this p...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 5, 1993-3 .Peace Corps solicits students for volunteer service Visiting recruiters call 'U' second-largest source of participants in foreign assistance, education program By AMY MENSCH FO THE DAILY Students looking for an enriching experience that will enhance their resimes and help them find employ- *mi1 after graduation should look no fu ier than familiar campus build- ing&. Peace Corps recruiters will ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October6, 1993- 3 .MSA votes to support By KAREN TALASKI - DAILY STAFF REPORTER V Students who went to the Union to ,,get a quick snack last night may not ..have realized it, but for a short time ,they were sitting in the Michigan Stu- . dent Assembly chambers. When the assembly lacked the nec- essarynumber of members to vote on a resolution to support the addition of "sexual orientation" to regental Bylaw 14.06...…

…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, October 7,1993-3 .,Rabin, Arafat meet to begin peace talks CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat got down to the business of turning words of peace into reality yesterday, but there were signs that generations of enmity would not be easy to erase. The Israeli prime minister and PalestineLiberation Orga- nization leader hadno handshake for the cameras at their first official meeting, which ended with s...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 8,1993- 3 .$15 million facility built in memory of aerospace grad By JAMES NASH and YOSHI ORIBE FOR THE DAILY University aerospace engineering i students got an unwelcome surprise one day 10 years ago when water escaped from a ruptured steam line, condensed on the ceiling of the aero- space engineering lab and fell on stu- dents. Thomas Adamson Jr., a professor emeritus in aerospace engineering, laughed a...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 11, 1993 - 3 .Senate to begin work on Engler education package LANSING (AP) - Lawmakers That's the ne got a taste of Gov. John Engler' s ideas Engler's Dec. 311 for school finance and education im- new way of payin provementlastweek.This week they'll The governor a dive into a plate full of details. find a way to repla Senate Majority Leader Richard property taxes the Posthumus (R-Alto) created a pair of ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 12, 1993 - 3 3Reach Out '93 touches base with first-years 'By JENNIFER TIANEN .DAILY STAFF REPORTER R Although first-year students may have been lonely in September, their phones started ringing Oct. 3. But if they thought it was friends inviting them to parties or maybe their parents checking up on them, they were wrong. It was the Office of Orientation calling, introducing anew touch-base program known ...…