… One hundred eleven years ofedtorialfreedom I'm1 NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 wwwinmichigandaly. com Monday October 1, 2001 I l '3 , I Bollinger to By Nick Bunkley York City on two separate occasions in Septem- Daily News Editor ber. I Col mb 0 a? E I HAPPY BIRTHDAY! This weekend marked the 111th anniversary of the first edition of The Michigan Daily. Free from oversight by administrators and run entirely by students, the D...…
…One hundred eleven years f edfmorialfreedom TI ti NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 wwwmichigandaily.com Tuesday October 2, 2001. I : e @ I I McCain to visit A2, ~stump for Schwarz By Louie MeIziish Daily Staff Reporter John McCain will be coming to Ann Arbor Oct. 15 to give a boost to the otherwise stagnant Michigan gubernatorial campaign of state Sen. John Schwarz (R-Battle Creek). The Republican U.S. senator from Arizona and former ...…
… O hneeeeit One hundred eleven years of editorial freedom "U1W NEWS: 76-DAILY S CLASSIFIED: 764057 Wednesday October 3, 2001 I *~*~:-: @MW 4* Search panel settles on 'U, chief for post By Rachel Green and Jeremy W. Peters Daily Staff Reporters University of Michigan President Lee Bollinger has accepted an offer to take over the top post at Columbia University, The Michigan Daily has learned. Columbia's presidential search com- mitte...…
…One hundred eleven years of ed~nrl freedom ti NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www michigandaily. com Thursday October 4, 2001 a 4 Y 8 $ l . --------- --- ------------ -- ------- - - I U I1, p By Rachel Green and Elizabeth Kassab Daily Staff Reporters Columbia University's presidential search committee officially announced yesterday that it will recommend Lee Bollinger to be the next president at the Board of Trustees meeting this S...…
…One hundred eleven years of'editorialfreedom ti NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www~michigandaily.com Friday October 5, 2001 0 a @ 1 ; 6 . irection of search unclear By Elizabeth Kassab Daily Staff Reporter With Columbia University's Board of Trustees expected to accept Lee Bollinger as the successor of retiring President George Rupp tomorrow, the University of Michigan must now begin looking for its 13th president. The University ...…
… Odvrignr One unded eeve yeas o edioril fredo Uain NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandaily..com Monday October 8, 2001 Ly, s (,,i Bombs all on 3 ghan WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. and British forces unleashed punishing air strikes yesterday against military targets and Osama bin Laden's training camps inside Afghanistan, aiming at ter- rorists blamed for the Sept. I 1 attacks that killed thousands in New York and Washington. "We...…
…I"" One hundred eleven years ofedtorinlfreedom Tuesday October 9, 2001 NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 Iwww. michigandaily com I La. t I 0 Is y ntin es WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States pounded terrorist targets in Afghanistan from the air for a second night, then followed up with day- light bombing today in an effort to undercut the Taliban militia sheltering Osama bin Laden. Anti- Taliban forces inside Afghanistan appeared ...…
…I It I UIT One hundred eleven years ofedzioril freedom "Utti NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www.michigandaily. com Wednesday October 10, 2001 :+ ea - . . 'he skies e ni IW President says U.S. forces can now fly unchallenged over Afghanistan after third strike WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States hit Afghanistan with a third day of airstrikes, crushing Taliban air defenses, radars and airports to the extent that American warplanes...…
… One hundred eleven years ofeditonalfreedm NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www.mchigandaily.com Thursday October 11, 2001 -*f ~ 4t 1 c,1 One month later September 11, 2001 Time passes by, but lives remain changed I By Ted Borden and Shannon Pettyplece Daily Staff Reporters One month ago today, at 8:48 a.m., University students found themselves and all other Amen- cans in a different world. In the hours following that time, when hij...…
…One hundred eleven years ofeditorialfreedom Unt NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www~michigandally.com Friday October 12, 2001 f 4 E i e Q / E i Bush: them FBI issues warning that more terrorist attacks could occur in the next several days WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush said Jast night "it may take a year or two" to track down Osama bin Laden and his terrorist network in Afghanistan, but asserted that after a five-day aeri- al bombard...…
…COiehernalfnily One hundred eleven years of edztorndfreedomn NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 Monday October 15, 2001 a~~- - r-- ---------, Bush rejects offer from Taliban KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Explosions shook Kabul and the eastern city of Jalalabad this morning, ushering in the second week of a U.S.-led air campaign to force the handover of Osama bin Laden. The White House rebuffed yet another offer by Afghanistan's Taliban rul...…
…I One hundred eleven years ofeditorialfreedom ti NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 wwwmichigandaily.com Tuesday October 16, 2001 0201 t~-I Anthrax scares sweep nation WASHINGTON (AP) - A letter sent to Sen- ate Majority Leader Tom Daschle tested positive for anthrax yesterday as the bioterrorism scare rattling the nation reached the halls of Congress. The discovery of anthrax in Washington fol- lowed earlier instances in Florida, Ne...…
…One hundred eleven years of editorialfreedom 74TI NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandaly.com Wednesday October 17, 2001 Vol. CXII, No. 13 Ann:Arbor,=Mich1 r: <:, C2 101 The Michigan Daily FBI attempts to link anthrax incidents WASHINGTON (AP) - A letter mailed to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle contained a potent form of anthrax that appeared to be the work of experts, the sen- ator and other officials said yesterday whi...…
…One hundred eleven years ofedirial freedom NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 wwwmichgandail y. com Thursday October 18, 2001 b d.Pl. .. ~00#1101 tkdty Regents to meet, * discuss next step By Rachel Green Daily Staff Reporter In addition to three days of private, informal meetings beginning the process to find a successor for Universi- ty President Lee Bollinger, the Board of Regents will meet publicly today amid speculation that they may ...…
…One hundred eleven years of editorialfreedom 74 v till NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 www~mkchigandally.com Friday October 19, 2001 C 4 s i - " S 0 C S 11 By Elizabeth Kassab Daily Staff Reporter FLINT - Former Business School Dean B. Joseph White is expected to be named interim president of the Uni- versity this morning at a special for- mal meeting of the Board of Regents. University Regent David Brandon said White has been ...…
…NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandaty.com One hundred eleven years ofeditonalfreedom t1 Monday October 22, 2001 i Bollinger leaving in December I By Elizabeth Kassab Daily Staff Reporter Lee Bollinger will step down from his post as University president at the end of the semester, when Dean B. Joseph White will take over as interim president, the Uni- versity Board of Regents has announced. The regents on Friday officiall...…
…One hundred eleven years of editorialfreedom "Itil NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www michigandaily. com Tuesday October 23, 2001 Vo.CII N.1 ? :nn rMchgn c>r, 001TheMchgn al Minority enrollment numbers stagnant By Maria Sprow Daily Staff Reporter While other universities across the country are struggling with maintain- ing a diverse student population in light of setbacks to affirmative action and similar raced-based admissions pol...…
…One hundred eleven years of editorialfreedom ti NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www michigandaiy. com Wednesday October 24, 2001 a e $ i D t s U.S. 'jets pummel bin Laden stronghold BAGRAM, Afghanistan (AP) - U.S. jets struck Taliban front lines and an Osama bin Laden stronghold north . of Kabul yesterday - attacks the opposition hopes will open the way for an advance on Kabul. But Taliban troops held their ground, launching rockets an...…
…One hundred eleven years of editorialfreedom tit NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www michigandail y. com Thursday October 25, 2001 A !f1 i ig1 More * Postal officials suggest that Americans wash their hands after opening mail WASHINGTON (AP) - Investigators said they have discovered anthrax in a new loca- tion in the Hart Senate office building yester- day evening, even as another Senate building became the first to reopen since a lett...…
…It I fl1att U One hundred eleven years ofedItorialfreedom NEWS: 76-DAILY i CLASSIFIED: 764057 wwwmkhigandaly.com Friday October 26, 2001 f f 8* -i. -, ~ K ''U releases undergrad report By Lizzie Ehrle ily Staff Reporter Recommendations for improving under- graduate education at the University include requiring students to live in residence halls for two years, no longer allowing freshmen to choose their residence hall and room- mates a...…
…One hundred eleven years ofeditoril freedom Ui! NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 7640557 www michigandail y. com Monday October 29, 2001 I . .r F I Walker's grab * brings Blue back in Iowa ? By Raphael Goodstein Daily Sports Editor COnsumer confidence IOWA CITY - A decade after Desmond Howard last scored a touchdown in Michigan Stadium, fans still remember "the catch." Charles Woodson went down in Maize and Blue histo- ry for "the intercept...…
…One hundred eleven years ofedionlfreedom NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandaity.com Tuesday October 30, 2001 I m il;l,1 h Mi ga__ Bush orders crackdown on student visas I WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bu: ordered a crackdown yesterday on forei student visas - the documents that gave r least one of the Sept. 11 terrorist hijack free access to this country. "We're going to start asking a lot questions that heretofore have not b...…
…I £ aIEIt1 &I One hundred eleven years ofeditorialfreedom NEWS: 76-DAILY a CLASSIFIED: 7640557 Wwww mlchigandally. cam Wednesday October 31, 2002 Foreign student population may decline 0 By Maria Sprow Daily Staff Reporter Tighter immigration and student visa standards are likely to hurt the University's international population as the Bush admin- istration attempts to make it harder for potential terrorists to enter the United States. "...…
…2A- The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 1, 2001 NATION/WORLD E Market in limbo: How low can it go? NEWSiN BRIEF HEADLINES FROM AROUND THE WORLD .. . NETW YORK (AP) -- A e d.: A. ld hif k, -. .- 1V C VVI Vt1 k~)- Hyr an a[I half ago, the markets seemed invinci- ble attheir lofty heights. The Dow Jones industrials had soared above 11,700 points and the Nasdaq composite index hovered near 5,000. Now even more modest targets of 10,000 on t...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 2, 2001 NATION/WORLD MCCAIN Continued from Page 1 Schwarz, however, faces name recognition problems in his run, and one pundit, Bill Rustem, a senior vice president with Lansing- based think tank Public Sector Con- sultants, ventured so far as to say, "Dick Posthumus has pretty much got it locked up right now." Rustem said Posthumus has effectively used the perks and prominence of his office to meet...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 3, 2001 COLUMBIA S NEW PRESIDENT Despite some recent problems, most acul will miss Bollinger By Whitney Elliott and David Enders Daily Staff Reporters Despite recent tension between University faculty and University President Lee Bollinger, many pro- fessors who have seen a number of University presi- dents agree the greenest grass has grown during Bollinger's tenure. "Bollinger has been an outsta...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 4, 2001 NATION/WORLD 4 Six die after bus driver's throat slashed MANCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) - A passenger on a Greyhound bus cut the driver's throat yesterday, causing a crash that killed six of the 40 people aboard and prompted Greyhound to temporarily halt service nationwide. The driver told authorities the attacker used a box cutter. The driver was treated for a cut to his neck and was stable aft...…
…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 5, 2001 NATION/WORLD Bush pledges $3B in layoff aid WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush, saying terrorism has "sent a shock wave throughout our econ- omy" pledged yesterday to extend unemployment ben- efits aid provide $3 billion in emergency aid to workers laid off because of the assaults. With fresh signs of trouble in the economy, Bush said he and other political leaders "hear the cries of those wh...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 8, 2001 NATION/WORLD Food drops included in strikes WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. military strikes yesterday in Afghanistan included airdrops of food, medicine and other humanitari- an supplies, defense officials said. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld two C-17 cargo planes dropped 37,500 food packets to starv- ing Afghans on the first day of airstrikes to underscore the message that the strikes a...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 9, 2001 NATION/WORLD I FBI BOCA RATON, Fla. took over the investigati Florida man after the ge a co-worker and on ac office. Hundreds of peop lined up to get medical t Attorney General Jo could become "a clear ci "We don't have eno whether this could be re said during a news confe The FBI sealed off th ing several supermarketI where both men worked gear before going inside How the bacterial spc off...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 10, 2001 4 NATION/WORLD No new anthrax cases reported BOCA RATON, Fla.(AP) - Investigators have found no further sign of anthrax in the office of a man killed by the disease since traces were found on his computer keyboard and in the nose of a co-worker, health officials said yesterday. There have been no additional cases of contamina- tion, Florida health department spokesman Tim O'Connor said....…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 11, 2001 NATION/WORLD 4 3rd anthrax case detected in Fla. BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - A third person who worked at a Florida company has tested positive for anthrax and the case has become the subject of a fed- eral criminal investigation, authorities said yesterday. The 35-year-old woman, whose name wasn't dis- closed, was hospitalized after a swab of her nasal passages found traces of anthrax. She...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 12,,2001 NATION/WORLD 4 One anthrax victim returns to work BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - One of the three supermarket tabloid employees who were exposed to anthrax returned to work yesterday while investigators awaited test results that might help them find the source of the bacteria that killed one of her co-workers. The 35-year-old woman "is back at work and taking her medication," said Gerald McKelve...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 15, 2001 NATION/WORLD A Israeli shooting defies cease-fire JERUSALEM (AP) - Firing from long range yesterday, Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian militant accused of orchestrating a suicide bombing that killed 22 people in June. Yesterday's shooting raised Mideast tensions, but Israel said it was prepared to scale back some securi- ty restrictions imposed on Palestinians. Palestinians cal...…
…4 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 16, 2001 NATION/WORLD Powell seeks to bolster Musharraf Los Angeles Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - U.S. Secretary of State Colin L. Powell arrived yesterday in Pakistan with political and military offers to reinforce the government of Gen. Pervez Musharraf, including a compromise formula for a new government in neigh- boring Afghanistan that would allow some Taliban members to participate. But Powe...…
…2 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 17, 2001 NATION/WORLD stan wi The Washington Post NEW DELHI, India - Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, acknowledged yesterday that a majority of his countrymen oppose the U.S.-led mili- tary action in neighboring Afghanistan but told Secre- tary of State Colin Powell during meetings in. Islamabad that Pakistan would remain part of the war effort as long as the campaign's goals remain unme...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 18, 2001 NATION/WORLD Israeli minister gunned down JERUSALEM (AP) -- Israel's tourism minister, a. retired general who advocated the expulsion of Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza, was assassinated yesterday in a hotel hallway - a killing claimed by a radical Palestinian group. Rehavam Zeevi was the first Cabinet minister to be slain by Palestinians. his killing provoked out- rage in Israe...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 19, 2001 NATION/WORLD Sharon threatens war on Arafat JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel issued an ultima- tum yesterday to Yasser Arafat to hand over the assassins of a Cabinet minister or face harsh retri- bution. In a first step, Israel seized some Palestin- ian territory and doctors said three Palestinians, including a 12-year-old school girl, were killed by Israeli fire. Israel did not give Arafat a deadlin...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 22, 2001 NATION/WORLD Israel tightens grip on West Bank JERUSALEM (AP) -- Israeli tanks Bethlehem, where Palestinians said moved deeper into West Bank yester- three people were killed by Israeli day, tightening their grip on biblical gunfire - a police officer and a civil- "1 17 Bethlehem and five other towns in the ian in a nearby refugee campand NEWS IN BRIEF ,l 1 i i1L'K - saws.. NUMtULJfpr -...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 23, 2001 NATION/WORLD 0 U.S. Embassy in Paris was target NEWS IN BRIEF LONDON The Washington Post PARIS - As 19 hijackers around the United States prepared this summer for a deadly day in September, authorities say a related but decidedly different Islamic network was plotting an attack on an American symbol in the heart of Europe: the U.S. Embassy in Paris. The European network also allegedly to...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 24, 2001 NATION/WORLD ongress trng to resume work NEWS IN BRIEF ARUDHEADLINES FROM ARUDTH OL The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Expressing more frustration than fear, members of Congress returned to work yes- terday, holing up in makeshift accommodations with skeletal staffs as environmental technicians continued to scour six House and Senate office buildings for anthrax contamination. So far, auth...…
…0 2A -The Michigan Daily -Thursday, October 25, 2001 NATION/WORLD Israel attacks West Ba The Washington Post NABIL SALEH, West Bank - Undeterred by U.S. appeals for calm, Israel launched a predawn raid on a Palestinian village in the West Bank yesterday, killing at least six people and arresting about a dozen, including some it described as suspects in last week's assassination of an Israeli Cabinet minister. Palestinians said at least n...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 26, 2001 NATION/WORLD State Dept. employee has anthrax WASHINGTON (AP) - A State Department mail handler lay ill with inhalation anthrax yes- terday and the besieged Postal Service set up spot checks at facilities nationwide as the bioterror scare widened. "We still don't know who is responsible," said Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge. At a White House news conference, Ridge also dis- closed that...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 29, 2001 NATION WORLD 4 Gunmen kill Catholics in Pakistan NEWS IN BRIEF . HEADLINES ROM AROUNDTWORLDN ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Gunmen burst into a Roman Catholic church in eastern Pakistan during services yesterday morning and sprayed the congregation with bullets, killing at least 16, people. including the clergyman and several chil- dren, according to police and church officials. The assault in Be...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 30, 2001 NATION/WORLD 4 more anthrax Cases in Washington The Washington Post ' WASHINGTON - Tests revealed the presence of anthrax spores in four more government buildings in downtown Washington yesterday, and officials said a ' New Jersey woman who does not work in a mail- room has contracted the skin form of the disease. In another sign of the contamination spreading from the District of Columbia'...…
…2 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 31, 2001 NATION/WORLD Anthrax scares disrupt capital NEWS IN BRIEF enmamsm sru mrasmnasm maa i , i .., ~ f £ 9 rl t L A ll L 11-4 L. 0 L' IN %-1 1Y1 t] IN ki Li 1 V " 1 11 1: VV " IS L, LI WASHINGTON (AP) - Bioterrorism is being felt across all three branches of government: Supreme Court justices are camped out in borrowed quarters; lawmakers are scattered around town; mail to the White House a...…
… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 1, 2001 - 3A CAMPUS ail " Week celebrates achievements of the disabled The Office of Equity and Diversity Services will be commemorating the achievements of people with disabili- ties during the Investing in Ability Week, running from Oct. 8 to Oct. 12. The weeklong series of events includes: Monday, Oct. 8: Afi-Tiombe Kambon will read her writings on cul- tural and gender identity. The read...…
… LOCAL/STATE Password security st Couple caught 1 having intercourse The University's Department of Public Safety reported a guard at the Thompson Street parking garage received a second hand report that a couple was having sex in the 7th floor stairwell Thursday afternoon. The subjects were gone when the officer arrived. South Quad game r machine attacked Someone damaged a game machine near the snack bar of South Quad Residence Hall Friday...…
… COLUMBIA'S NEW PRESIDENT The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 3, 2001- 3 Bollinger known for affirmative action defense By Anna Clark Daily StaffReporter From recruiting public support of national figures to personally testifying, Lee Bollinger has played an active role in the University's defense of its affirmative action admissions policies. Just months after Bollinger was selected as president in 1996, the University was chal- lenged...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 4, 2001- 3A U' fundraising affected by Sept. 11 University study shows strength of cues in addictions Objects which remind recovering addicts of their old habits, like ice cubes, ashtrays, straws and needles, play a major role in triggering relapse, according to University of Michigan researchers. Psychologists believe cues like ice cubes clinking in a glass cause sensi- tivities in the b...…
