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…The University hospitals are going to run an $11 million surplus this year - and pay every employee a $2,500 bonus. How? The M-Share program has cut costs and boosted quality. There may be a few strings when attending a concert given by the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra. Daily writer Roger Hsia gets in tune with this local performance group. Both the men's and women's soccer teams took on Schoolcraft College last night in games that weren't j...…

…OPINION 4 Don't want a code of conduct? Guess what? You already have one. The debate over the "proposed" code may all be for naught since the administration made up its mind long ago. * dmmAJ -w Most students idea of fun in the sun cernters around spring break vacations. But for the engineering students designing Michigan's solar car, the pursuit is a full-time activity. The Michigan football team begins its bid to capture a fifth straight B...…

…The time has come for the University to amend Regental Bylaw 14.06 to include protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation. ART 'I S I You can quonk and pop to your heart's delight with the Rova Saxophone Quartet. The group performs tonight at 8 p.m. at the Performance Network. Who said Michigan forgot how to run? The Wolverines rushed for 480 yards and six touchdowns in their 52-28 victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes. Today M...…

…i i Term limitations have been touted as a way to bring new voices into the government. But what term limitations really limit is the choices of the voters they're supposed to help. ART * ". Life is good. Juliana Hatfield has risen from the ashes of the Blake Babies to claim the title of queen of pop music. She plays the Blind Pig tonight. Maybe it's the heart of football season for most sports fans, but for a certain few, the real college...…

…The University made a smart move when it extended library hours until 5 a.m. and made an even smarter move by adopting Ride Home, a safe - and free - way to get back home. Poet William Matthews talks to Arts writer William Matthews. No, they aren't the same person, and they're not related. They don't even look alike. Nobody who was at the last Michigan-Michigan State game in Michigan Stadium will ever forget it, including the Wolverines, who...…

…It's new; it's improved. But it's still unnecessary. Through its revisions of the proposed code, the administration has failed to address the existing code and the problems with the new one. The Beatles started it all years ago, but it isn't going to end any time soon. It's the British invasion, and it continues to change the face of American music today. If the Michigan football team had one position where it could not afford any injuries, ...…

…Football is a microcosm of life. This fact will never be more evident than tomorrow, when our fine university establishes its supremacy over our agricultural neighbors in East Lansing. FridayFOCUS Schools have been teaching that "Columbus discovered America" for hundreds of years, but recently all that has changed. SPORTS1 See how the Wolverines match up with the Spartans for tomorrow's clash of undefeated Big Ten powers. The real question: ...…

…i i The Daily endorses Bill Clinton. President Bush has failed to deal with changes throughout the world. Clinton has shown his ability to deal with the nation's problems. Ax Regardless of how you feel about Columbus Day, seeing "1492" won't change your mind. No controversy here: This movie is bad. Michigan has bragging rights in the state for another year, after beating arch-rival Michigan State, 35-10. Tailback Tyrone Wheatley led the way ...…

…Neither side of the Columbus Day debate seems to ackowledge the other. What people need to realize is both the significance of the event and the historical consequences. Why does Rainer Werner Fassbinder run amok? Jon Altshul reviews this week's offering from the Fassbinder film festival at the Michigan Theater. Michigan women's golf coach Sue LeClair is pleased with the upward trend of her team. The Wolverines finished second this weekend a...…

…Just when you thought it was safe to go to a football game, Big Brother (read: the Department of Public Safety) is watching you. Throw marshmellows at your own risk. Jack Lemmon, Al Pacino, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris and more! From director James Foley, "Glengarry Glen Ross" is a startlingly effective screen adaptation of David Mamet's play. The Michigan men's water polo got off to a fast start this weekend with a victory over Ohio State, before ...…

… If the U-M can't afford to pay its police officers a fair salary, the only logical solution is to return campus policing responsibilities to the Ann Arbor Police Department. Russian immigrant director Vladimir Mirzoev makes his U.S. debut with the U-M Department of Theatre and drama's first production of the season, "The Birthday Party." Pre-r CCHA coaches and media both picked the Michigan hockey team first in their respective polls. The W...…

…Since the regents couldn't pass the code proposal over the summer when they do everything else controversial, they tried to have their discussion of the issue in faraway Flint. Hail! Hail to Michigan... but only if you live in the state. The U-M's residency requirements make life difficult for out-of-state applicants. Michigan hits the road for the first time since the Notre Dame game. The Wolverines are heading to Bloominton, Ind., to take ...…

…The U-M Board of Regents apparently have a problem with the Open Meetings Act. However, despite losing a court battle on the subject, they still have little regard for it. AT Director Gary Senise's film "Of Mice and Men" succeeds where so many films fail because it avoids succumbing to the Hollywood trends so many films employ. SPORTSwnd Michigan only needed one half to put the Indiana Hoosiers to rest. The Wolverines coasted to victory afte...…

…As a State Representative, Perry Bullard has continually defended the rights of students. Now that he is running for district judge, Bullard is the natural candidate. Jessica Fogel is the Coordiantor of the University Dance Department, and each year, she features one alumnus in her productions. Find out who it was and what effect it had. ;SPORTS 91 While they still cling to the No. 3 ranking, the Michigan Wolverines are the walking wounded. ...…

… The latest draft of the code of conduct is better than the original, but what's to stop the regents changing it back to its original form? Without some amendment policy, nothing. Whether or not you like "A Tale of Springtime," directed and written by Eric Rohmer, depends not on what you're looking for so much as on how hard you look. The Michigan men's golf team closed its season in the wild, wild West. The Wolverines closed with a 1 2th-pl...…

… Check out the latest styles and profiles in this year's annual Fall Fashion issue. This year's theme? Nothing is black or white. Both the men's and women's soccer teams won yesterday. The women dominated Bowling Green, 5-1, while the men's club beat Macomb, 3-1. With our special fashion section taking the place of Weekend etc. this week, the List moves to the back of this section. Weekend etc. returns next week with all new material. Today...…

…One of the fundamental principles of this country is the rights of the accused. Nonetheless, these rights are conspicuous in their absence from the proposed student code of conduct. This year has been labelled the poltical year of the woman. Find out what women will be on the ballot here in Michigan and what they have gone through to get there. After a succesful season opener last week in Yost Arena, the Michigan hockey team hits the road to...…

…University professor Raymond Tanter is the latest Reagan supporter to jump off the sinking Republican ship. Why did it take 12 years for these people to wake up? Utah Saints comes to Industry in Pontiac tonight. These boys aren't from out west, but come see what they can do for you. It might be something good. 'SPOR! !d Homecoming. The 1,000th game. The Little Brown Jug. None of these seemed to matter much to the Michigan Wolverines, who dis...…

…What if someone threw a party and nobody came? Let's find out during this year's Michigan Student Assembly elections. Students should run for the Assembly as independents. Meet the only band who cites Steve Martin's "The Jerk" as a formative influence. Too Much Joy plays in Pontiac tonight. Michigan football coach Gary Moeller doesn't want to hear about how his team is a lock to win the Big Ten title. See if he can convince you. Today Mostl...…

…Ann Arbor has a chance to do something about its homeless population by converting the Ann Arbor Inn into low-income housing. The city should take advantge of this unique opportunity. The road to success in rock and roll is paved with a lot of hard work and perseverance? At least that's what Social Distortion, band of distinction, claims. By posting a 3-0-1 record at Ohio State this weekend, the Michigan men's water polo team secured the No....…

…Thanks to a little redistricting, Ann Arbor has the chance to elect~a Democrat to the House of Representatives for the first time in years. Bill Ford is the man for the job. More than 60 years after A.A. Milne created the character, Winnie-the-Pooh still "just is." Christine Slovey considers the Pooh phenomenon. The Michigan volleyball team took out the brooms gainst archrival Michigan State. Suzy O'Donnell came off the bench to lead the Wol...…

….3 1T TIT's M-1 Back in a small club where they belong, The Jesus and Mary Chain play the State Theater in Detroit tonight. The middle four pages of this issue pull out to give you everything you need to know before heading to the polls Tuesday. Michigan hits the road this weekend to visit that thriving metropolis West Lafayette, Ind., to take on the Purdue Boilermakers on another stop on the Road to Pasadena. Today Mixed clouds and sun; H...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 1, 1992 QUAYLE Continued from page 1 "Free trade? Well, maybe fair trade," said Greg Bird, chief finan- cial officer for Horizon Enterprises, a precision metal auto parts manu- facturer based in Taylor. "We need government and manufacturers to work together like governments and manufacturers in other countries work together." Bird said Horizon and all small suppliers are shouldering a larger share ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 2, 1992 PEROT Continued from page 1 my race" regardless of Perot. "I think my fight is with George Bush." Clinton said he got into the race "because I believed we couldn't af- ford four more years of George Bush and trickle-down economics. I still believe I have the best eco- nomic plan." Perot said his fight was with both parties, and a political system that has allowed the economy to deteriorate. "...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, October 5, 1992 I DRAFT Cobtinued from page 1 dicary be unanimous. The previous draTt required only four. " change was also made in the evidentiary standard. Draft 12.0 states that there must be "clear and couyincing evidence" against the ac- ° It's very different from draft 10.2. There's almost no ambiguity, it's very specific.' -Maureen Hartford vice president for student affairs cuspd, instead of the "mo...…

…*I Page 2 --The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, October 6, 1992 OUT Continued from page 1 "I taught a love and relationships course in 1988 in which I mentioned my partner. (My sexual orientation) came out in the process of a lecture," Ore said. "If I was teaching biologi- cal chemistry, I don't think it would come out." Law Prof. David L. Chanbers said he feels his position at the U-M made it easier for him to reveal his sexual orientation. "I'm ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 7, 1992 JACOBSON'S Continued from page 1 that Jacobson's move is due to a public parking shortage in the downtown area. Store owners agreed this problem is a factor when people consider shopping in the area. "A lot of women don't like to park in lots. They used to park out- side the store but now they drive around looking for a space," Edwards said. Bergman said the Maynard Street Parking Garage w...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 8, 1992 Study finds U-M success rate for transplants about average by Jeff Olson Daily Science Writer The U-M Medical Center's transplant success rate is slightly higher for heart transplants and slightly lower for liver transplants compared to the national average, a recent government study found. But Robert Merion, chief of the U-M division of transplantation, said the study results are flawed...…

…01 Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 9,1992 COLUMBUS Continued from page 1 has proclaimed 1993 the Year of Aboriginal Peoples. Assistant History and American Culture Prof. David Scobey said the way in which Americans think about Columbus' voyage has changed dramatically during the past 100 years. The Chicago World's Fair celebrating the 400th anniversary of Columbus' voyage featured an enormous statue of his three ships, Scobey said...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Mond,!, October 12, 1992 S. AMNESTY Continued from page 1 America," said Al facilitator Ingrid Hogle, a junior in the School of Natural Resources. At regular AI meetings, mem- bers often collect letters from groups and individuals expressing concern over the actions taken against indigenous peoples. Al members also send letters of con- Bern to U.S. government officials encouraging them to put pressure on Central an...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, October 13, 1992 DEBATE Continued from page 1 uayle has got to think about his 6Wn political future," said Erwin Hargrove, a political science profes- sor at Vanderbilt University. For Quayle, the debate also rep- resents an opportunity to redeem himself from what he concedes was a, miserable performance in the 1988 debates. Mark Gearan, Gore's campaign manager, said Quayle is "a pretty competent debater" a...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 14,1992 PEROT Continued from page 1 may not win, a significant amount of his vote may fold and go into an- other camp or stay home," said Frank Luntz, a GOP pollster who worked for Perot last spring and summer. "No longer can you say that Perot will just fade away," Luntz contin- ued. He said Bush, dropping to the high 30s in some recent major polls, "has already dropped below the base Republican ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 15,1992 Aftershocks continue to damage Cairo; U.S. will provide support " CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Aftershocks from a deadly earth- quake jolted Cairo yesterday, top- pling more apartment houses and sending thousands of residents of another hard-hit city into the streets in panic. The government said the death toll from Monday's quake had reached more than 450, but there were no new casualties due to t...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 16, 1992 VACATION; TIME "SPRING BREAK SPECIAL" Two R.T. airfares to Fla. plus a One Day Cruise to the Bahamas $150.00 'seven Nights Lodging at any major city in Fla. $770.00 Processing Fee $ 25.00 Total Cost $945.00 Cost Per Person based on Double Occ.... $472.50 To receive this EXCITING VACATION ACT NOW and send $150.00 for your Reservation Request Form. Make check or money order payable to: Vacatio...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, October 19, 1992 CLINTONS Continued from page 1 to work for the Clinton-Gore campaign after the announcement that Gov. Clinton and Hillary would be speaking at the U-M. "Student involvement has been really great," Friedenzohn said. "The most important thing right now is to get publicity out." The student volunteers are re- sponsible for painting signs to be displayed at the event, roping off the area in fro...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, October 20, 1992 Alternative party presidential debate addresses similar mainstream issues by David Wartowski EAST LANSING - Two alter- native candidates confronted familiar issues in a debate preceding last night's presidential debate in East Lansing. U.S. Taxpayer's Party candidate Howard Phillips and Natural Law Party candidate Dr. John Hagelin both agreed neither candidates Bill Clinton, George Bush, n...…

…0 Page2-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 21,1992 Candidates wage $40 million ad war Personal freedom lags behind other reforms in China WASHINGTON (AP) - The presidential rivals are waging what shapes up as the costliest political advertising blitz in the history of the airwaves, spending more than $40 mpillion on network television this fall. From pro football games to prime-time sitcoms, presidential ads are everywhere and will b...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 22, 1992 RAPE Continued from page 1 from first through fourth degree - one occurred on campus and all were committed against women. First and third degree sexual as- sault involve either anal, oral or vaginal penetration. If the assailant uses excessive violence, or causes long-term physical injury to the sur- vivor, the assault is classified as first degree CSC. Second and fourth degree crimi- nal...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 23, 1992 GRIND THE 0 GOPHERS! 1948 pizd L ik e pizza was mean t to be - CONGRESS Continued from page 1 morrow's money today," Geake said. "That is the real problem with the economy." Independent candidate Paul Jensen called the national debt "a disgrace." "Congress is buying votes with the future of America; that's eco- nomic suicide," Jensen said. Government's role in health care was also a sour...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, October 26, 1992 DEITCH Continued from page 1 Levin, said Deitch would be an asset to the U-M policy-making board be- cause of his sincerity. "I've just basically always found (Deitch) to be a very solid thinker. I think the best thing about him is he's not given to exaggeration and he's not given to going out on a limb. If you ask him a question, he's thoughtful. His word is respected because he's thoughtfu...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, October 27,1992 Canadian polls to help settle French- Enghsh rivalry TORONTO (AP) - Canadians voted yesterday on constitutional re- forms designed to put an end to 200 years of French-English squabbling and deal with the concerns of natives and underpopulated provinces. Early unofficial returns from Newfoundland, the easternmost Canadian province, showed the "Yes" side winning two-thirds of the vote. Pre...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 28, 1992 FINAL WEEK Continued from page 1 symbolizing GOP charges about Clinton's changeability. He had a tougher moment earlier, in an inter- view with CBS' "This Morning," when he asserted, "We have been pushing the idea that George Bush is going to make matters much, much worse., The government reported that economic growth jumped to an an- nual rate of 2.7 percent in the quarter ending Sept. 3...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 29, 1992 REGENT Continued from page 1 difficultitis to find jobs right now and suggested the implementation of a six-month co-op program allowing students to work and be paid to do work relating to the occupational field they want to enter after graduation. "It would open the doors of em- ployment," Nielsen said. He added that a hands-on experi- ence in working would be educational and could also p...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, October 30,1992 CAMPAIGN Continued from page 1 by taking votes from Clinton, he added. Florence Froehlich, a community member, said, "I think there are a lot of people who are saying Clinton who will vote Bush." Polls have shown Bush is ntrrowing Clinton's lead in Michigan, which has 18 electoral votes and is a crucial state in Tuesday's election. Voters in Macomb County, home of so-called Reagan Democrats,...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 1, 1992 - Page 3 Haiti rally 'observes last year's gov't coup by Jonathan Berndt Daily Staff Reporter *; Almost 100 people joined the Haiti Solidarity Group on the Diag last night to observe the one-year anniversary of the military coup that toppled President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's democratically-elected government. The protest was planned in con- junction with a similar event that took place in fron...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 2,1992 - Page 3 I Students .meet to plan code r tests by Andrew Taylor Daily Staff Reporter Controversy about the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities, more commonly known as "the code," brought a dozen students together last night for a "mobilization meeting" to organize an opposition to the proposed policy. ."The opportunities for dissent have been slowly whittled away (by the administration...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 5, 1992 - Page 3 Locals march in hunger walk Organizers estimate fund-raising event will raise more than $40,000 to combat world hunger by Yawar Murad Hundreds of people flooded out. of the First United Methodist Church on State Street yesterday afternoon and strode through Ann Arbor streets to raise money for impover- ished people worldwide. They were participating in the 18th CROP Hunger Walk, an annual ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 6, 1992 - Page 3 Scott rides ,through U.S. to get bike paths by Jonathan Berndt Daily Staff Reporter The Diag's latest visitor does not use money, sleeps wherever her sleeping bag will fit and has not driven a car in three years. Willa Scott of San Francisco is riding a 21-speed Schwinn bicycle across the country. Along the way, she is gathering signatures on an un- official petition asking for more bike...…

…The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 7, 1992 - Page 3 Candidates formulate *debate strategies WASHINGTON (AP) - Full-tilt preparation has begun for the nationally televised presidential debate, which the Bush forces hope will shake up the final few weeks of *Campaign '92. President Bush studied at the White House yesterday for Sunday's leadoff debate. Bill Clinton sum- moned stand-ins for mock debates in Kansas City, including a Washington...…

…The Michigan Daily- Thursday, October 8,1992 -Page 3 Experts say Perot knows marketng WASHINGTON (AP) - Political operatives may scoff at Ross Perot's campaign methods, but marketing experts say the Texas billionaire is using classic business sales techniques. "The first step of persuasion is making people painfully aware of how much they need what you are selling," says Tom Reilly, a subur- ban St. Louis consultant who ad- vises companies o...…