…V V w w w w w w w w 'U w w qw W w w m 4B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 21, 2004 The Michigan Dail 'Tony Hawk 2' improves, keeps 1 SHOW 'EM WHAT THEY CAN KISS DETROIT S NEW RADICALS BUILD BASE AMID POVERTY By Steve Cotner Daily Arts Writer Lee is nervous. "Of course I'm nervous," she says, "I haven't worn a skirt this short since eighth grade." She is rail thin, pale, with straggly brown hair and a small, tobac- co-tooth...…
…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 25, 2004 M MEN'S SOCCER w 'M' splits Big Ten weekend I By Jamie Josephson Daily Sports Writer The Michigan men's soccer team expe- rienced a reversal of fortunes on its Big Ten road trip this weekend. Traveling to Evanston yesterday, Michi- gan (1-3-0 Big Ten, 8-5-2 overall) suf-NORTHWESTERNfa - fered a nail-biting loss to Northwest-MCHIGAN 2 em, 2-1, in overtime.-WISCONSIN I Two days earlier,...…
…- _ a - ! Ai& 0 a 4B - The Michigan Daily - Election Guide - Thursday, October 28 STATE POLITICS House race splits on gay marriage ban The Michig Pop culture icons reach out to you By Farayha Arrine Daily Staff Reporter The key difference between the two men running for the state's 53rd district, which includes Ann Arbor, is a controversial topic in American politics today. Incumbent Chris Kolb (D-Ann Arbor) and Republican newcomer Eric ...…
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…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 4, 2004 - 7B Powerplay key for'M' In victory By Ryan Sosin Daily Sports Writer For the first few weeks of the season, special teams will play a huge role for the Michi- gan hockey team. With new rule changes that call for more stringent enforcement of open-ice hits, the penalty numbers on both sides of ,a the rink will be inflated until players acclimate. Michigan's special teams domi- nated Saturda...…
…w v v w w v 0 9 9 w 14B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 2004 this week in crunklwith Evan McGarvey PARTY FOR YOUR RIGHT TO FIGHT AND PARTY The Michigan auto-neurotic with Alexandra Jones I'VE GOT A PAPER TO WRITE In the years of the most abun- dant energy, most of us are seeking to maximize the ways 4n which we "chill." The passion- ate, the wild and the rowdy are all treated with equal levels of ridicule and disdain. Scali...…
…w - ~-.---- - -. qqw, IW lw w lw w The Michigan Daily - Faceoff 2 6B - The Michigan Daily - Faceoff 2004 - Thursday, October 14, 2004 SUMMER Continued from page 3B Maloney said. "But the (American Hockey League) is a rough league with players who are much older than Al, so I think Michi- gan will be good for him this year." Two others, Montoya's mother and Michigan coach Red Berenson, passion- ately supported the decision. "Educatio...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsWednesday - October 20, 2004 - 5B . austtondto e e4Y Vey~e a ,je o n e 10~e VIS ,aly @ i wrra e wtss ef lo) ftan t thls~ , btW tks)- h oter0 "[ 1 $ Q e abou may t o sorte bl all t aly _e aoss Sex a Bob Hunt is not a football player. Actually, he's not much of an athlete whatsoever. But he is a wannabe soccer hooligan who likes to go on road trips. As a football writer for The Michigan Daily, Bob will travel to eac...…
…V t -- - -___ w w w Iw w 12B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 21, 2004 The Michiga this week in crunkj w I t h Evan McGarvey THE CRUNKALATION EPICENTER The cinderblock, the rank smells, the dissonance of voices all cry- ing out for food, water and rest. Nah, it's not the slums of a newly freed eastern European nation-state: it's your favorite residence hall! For those of us unprepared to enter the big-boy world of off-ca...…
…I 'M' takes seventh at the Charles By Sara Livingston Daily Sports Writer History shows that the Michigan women's rowing team always places well at the Head of the Charles, the world's largest rowing competition. In 2001, the women's eight-person boat came in sixth place. In 2002, it finished eighth. This year was no exception. The 2004 women's eight boat swerved through a field of 42 teams, including the U.S. National Team and the ASR Nereus...…
…0 0 -- - 0 - - - v 0 0 0 a L2B - The Michigan Daily - Election Guide - Thursday, October 28 Voters to decide on legalized marijuana 3aKarTe__Proposal C would let A2 residents seek approved use of drug Daily Staff ReporterC wo lg The Michigan Daily - Electior CrTY ELECTIONS Proposal C, if passed, will amend Ann Arbor's charter to allow the use :f marijuana for medical purposes. rhis means users of marijuana with the recommendation of a qua...…
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…B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 4, 2004 K~oo AP50a 1 9 BY JAMES V. DOWD DAILY SPORTS WRITER "We meshed right away," Beth Riley, left, said of Molly Maloney. Despite fierce competition for the starting goalkeeper's job on the Michigan field hockey team, the pair achieved a goal even rarer than the ones they allow on the field -- a relationship that reaches beyond the game. ~a lking into a wnen's basketbag~ game last winte...…
… v 0 w 'RW w w w w w VmwV w w I The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 2004 - 4B REACHING NIRVANA MORE THAN SIMPLE EXERCISE, TAI CHI EMPHASIZES INNER PEACE, SPIRITUAL JOURNEY The Michigan D Teriyaki Grill is so-so Japanese By Lauren Hodge For the Daily The last thing students want to hear is "exercise." Who has time for it anymore? Study breaks are usually made up of dates with the television, cat napping, or the luxurious option of ...…
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…_ _ - - -- - _W w w w "' w w w !U 6B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 21, 2004 Voice Your Vote promotes campus activism The Michigan Dail By Shubra Ohri Daily Arts Writer Vote or Die ... or at least vote. The national movement to reg- ister and mobilize the youth voters of America is growing rapidly and is becoming increasingly hard to ignore. Since 2000, 14 million young people have turned 18 and are eligi- ble to vote. Tho...…
…8B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 25, 2004 I 4 Sarah Allen spent her first year at Michigan just trying to fit in. Now she's someone the volleyball team can't do without By Stephanie Wright * Daily Sports Writer A tthe beginning of this season, Michigan volleyball coach Mark Rosen announced his team's near-unanimous deci- sion for its captains. Fifth-year senior Sarah Allen listened, not expecting to be one of the two nam...…
…5 i " 6B - The Michigan Daily - Election Guide 2004 - Thursday, October 28, 2004 Students rev up campaign as election nears The Michigan Daily - Election Guid hat the most important isLLEGE UNDE RGi By Andrew Kaplan Daily News Editor An unusually balmy October day in Ann Arbor yesterday begged dozens of students to study outside, while teams of student activists - who stopped registering student voters after the Oct. 4 deadline - found ne...…
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…! w v w w a U 12B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 2004 HF: Breakinth chain The Michigan [ word. with Dan Mullkoff RIDING THE ICING TRAIN By Bernie Nguyen Daily Arts Writer State Street is a hodgepodge of mainstream urbanity: Urban Outfit- ters, Bivouac, Cosi and Stucchi's. It's got everything you need to feel cool, look cool and act cool. However, if you'd rather stand out from the hordes of Cosmo disciples, Henrietta Fahren...…
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…v w w w w w w w w w W_ 10B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 21, 2004 SuperNintendoR obert sj1 ason R oberEtHs R WELCOME TO THE CHURCH OF PARKER AND STONE Village 7 joins ranks of A2 theaters By Jennie Adler Daily Arts Writer Ican still remember the first time I saw "South Park." In fact, I ended up watching it c a VHS tape my friend had recorded for me because my par- ents still hadn't broken down and gotten cable. It was the ...…
…_-__ __- 6, 0i - The Michigan Daily - Election Guide 2004 - Thursday, October 28 The Michigan Daily - Election Guide HOW WE VOTED IN 2000 Third party issues range from political left to right By Alex Garivaitis Daily Staff Reporter / / / / / Michigan Popular Vote in 2000 Al Gore George W. Bush 2,170 ,418 1,953,139 51.28%] 46.14% J / / / N / / / / / County Vote in 2000 t Majority Republican Majority Democrat While...…
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…U U U U U U U U U V W- U w -W _W w w I 6B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 2004 Boxes and Walls revamps style, strategy The Michigan Da youcallthisabagel? with Adam Rottenberg GEORGE LUCAS BENT MY V By Megan Jacobs Daily Arts Writer No, it's not the newest move-in group on campus. Contrary to what the name may suggest, Boxes and Walls is a student organization work- ing to raise awareness and promote tolerance of margina...…
…8B - The Michigan Daily - SportsWednesday - October 20, 2004 E Letdown shakes Blue By Matt Venegoni Daily Sports Writer Every sports team worries about it - the dreaded letdown. That is exactly what happened to the No. 9 Michigan field hockey team Sunday as it blown out by No. 4 Maryland. Coming off an overtime win against No. 3 Michigan State, Michi- gan dropped the weekend closer 4-1 to the Terrapins. "No question we had a letdown, and we...…
…,_ 8B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 21, 2004 w w w w The Michigan Daily IT'S NOT EASY BEING, UREEN -i j, ::: ;; ={> ut MICHIGAN STUDENTS COMPETE IN SOLAR DECATHLON WITH MISO By Niamh Slevin Daily Weekend Editor Saturday morning at 11 a.m., six students crowded into a small studio. space, tucked into the heart of the Art and Architecture Building. While the majority of campus spent their weekends having fun in the sun e...…
…0 -- - 0 -0- *-- - 0 0 0 0 4 8B - The Michigan Daily - Election Guide 2004 - Thursday, October 28 Students speak out about their role inelection By Jameel Naqvi Daily Staff Reporter outh voters, traditionally ignored by national politicians, are expected to turn out in greater numbers this year. Efforts such as MTV's Rock the Vote, producer P Diddy's "Vote or Die" campaign and the steady rockin' Vote for Change Tour are aggressively targetin...…
…- . - _ " 4 I 2 - The Michigan Daily - Football Saturday - October 30, 2004 The Michigan Daily - Footbt Football Saturday Hart 20 Rembert 27 RB FB 32 Dudley 40 Oluigbo SE 1 Edwards 15 Breaston FL 8 Avant 17 Tabb One-hundred-twenty-five years of Michigan football have now been played. And in those 125, football in Ann Arbor has become almost a reli- gion. Every Saturday, from all over the country, more than 100,000 of the most rabi...…
…v v w w w -1 10B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 2004 7B - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 7, 2004 point counterpoint Soulive accentuates activism at Blind Pig POINT: GAY MARRIAGE IS GREAT! COUNTERPOINT: GAY MARRIAGE IS GREAT! Soulive, one of Music for America's headliners, fuse jazz, funk and soul to produce an utterly unique sound. By Michelle Kijek Daily Arts Writer When concertgoers strolled up to the Blind Pig ...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsWednesday - October 20, 2004 - 9B Feelin' Women continue to falter on offense Blue By Matt Singer Daily Sports Writer Goals have been in short supply lately for the Michigan women's soccer team. After putting up 13 tallies in a six-game stretch early in the season, No. 13 Michi- gan (6-2-1 Big Ten, 9-5-2 overall) has found it increasing-M GN ly difficult to tickle the twine. The Wol- verines have scored just four...…
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… w w -W w _W w w I The Michigan Daily - RR0 Thp MirA~hicinn tily - Thii,, k rc~4~ Vtnhktr 7 9 A an - I1cI'IInvmcuauI iicztij- IrIIursuaJ, 'JI.LU~JIJf, ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD MUSIC FOR AMERICA PERFORMERS GET OUT THE VOTE IN CITIES AC YROSS THE NATLI By Puja Kumar Daily Arts Writer O n February 15, 2003, thousands of people gath- ered to protest a possible war on Iraq. In New York, more than 250 people - including two Uni- vers...…
…10B - The Michigan Daily - SportsWednesday - October 20, 2004 0 Spikers' shaky 'D' leads to losses By Stephanie Wright Daily Sports Writer They knew it was going to be a tough weekend. With matches at No. 5 Penn State and No. 8 Ohio State, the Michigan volleyball M____GAN _ team had to play the top two I teams in the Big Ten, consecu- tively. But it was also a chanceMIHGN for Michigan to stake its claim H to the top of the conference. Inco...…
… . w . -_.. s 0 The Michigan Daily - Footba 4 - The Michigan Daily - Football Saturday - October 30, 2004 Spartans look to steal trophy away Key Statistcs Battleground State Season Averages (NCAA Rank) Points Points Against Passing Offense Passing Defense Rushing Offense Rushing Defense Total Offense Total Defense Turnover Margin By Sharad Mattu Daily Sports Editor Today, Michigan and Michigan State can envision themselves atop th...…
…The Michigan Daily - SportsWednesday - October 20, 2004 -11B Red Sox force a seventh game Munro will get start in Game 6 NEW YORK (AP) - Gritting his teeth and grimacing throughout, Curt Schilling willed away the pain in his bloody right ankle and the Boston Red Sox got the benefit of two reversed calls to move within one win of the most shocking comeback in baseball postseason history. For the second straight year, the New York Yankees and...…
…0 T,____ ____ _____ ml-ld -- - ..-..--. .. . CI-- --- . r w 06 a 8 - The Michigan Daily - Football Saturday - October 30, 2004 SORTING OUT THE BCS Collegebcs.com founder and computer rankings guru Jerry Palm speaks with Michigan Daily football writer Bob Hunt about issues surrounding college football's biggest topic of debate. The Michigan Daily - Footb Rivals prepared for battle By Chris Burke Daily Sports Editor In 1994, after read...…
…12B - The Michigan Daily - SportsWednesday - October 20, 2004 4 : : r=f. '.'f,, :: : : How Michigan's top defensive line is helped by their friendship off the ice By Ian Herbert Daily Sports Writer 4 I It's 5:30 p.m. on a Wednesday. The coaches left the ice at Yost Ice Arena more than 20 minutes ago. Some of the players have already hit the showers, but a few others stay after practice. Five of them - including senior captain Eric Ny...…
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