…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 it t Y Unt One hundred seven years ofedtoridfreedom Wednesday October1, 1997 ,m "D, 1.. . ' ."2' Gramlich f By Jeffrey Kosseff Sen. Alfonse D'Amato (R-N.Y.), chair gr Daily Staff Reporter of the Banking Committee, said that b Although the Senate confirmation while D'Amato has not voiced his sup- nc hearings of School of Public Policy port for Gramlich, he also has not D Edward Gramlich for the Federal...…
…rnhrteanalrn One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Thursday October 2, 1997 News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 7640554 Bollinger commissions master plan By Heather Kamins Daily Staff Reporter The University has hired a prestigious itecture firm to create a "master plan" vision that will guide construction for the next 100 years. The Philadelphia firm of Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, will work to create a common vision for the campus....…
…0 ews: 76-DAILY dvertlslng: 764-0554 Crr, tj One hundred seven years ofeditorialfreedom Friday October 3, 1997 tl 1 . ..* .. . i ..... {.!. 1 . . ROTC cadets take the plunge By Reilly Brennan For the Daily Outfitted in army fatigues and climbing gear, Rambo flew down the side of the Dentistry Building yesterday. That's Matthew Rambo, a cadet in the University's Reserve Officer Training Corps, who joined more than 35 my ROTC cadets in ...…
…One hundred seven years ofeditorifreedom Monday October 6,1997 News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 -- - ----- -- -- 1110 m I tudy finds racism affects total health 'U' researchers find daily acts of dis- crimination, such as name calling, can cause long-term health concerns By Kristin Wright Daily Staff Reporter University researchers have discovered evidence that even 'all acts of discrimination can negatively affect the physi- and ment...…
…Air t *ri News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of edftorilfreedom Tuesday October 7, 1997 x:.sr .w r. o s 3.- IT' broadcasts global summit By Peter RomerFriedman Daily Staff Reporter With record-setting. high temperatures in Washington, D.C., President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore held a summit on global warming ye crday. n Arbor was one of 100 cities to broadcast the speeches of Gore, Clinton and expe...…
….4r "Ut News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editkral freedom Wednesday October 8, 1997 .,~ .~. UP's C alkings removed embers filed three reports with DPS, cite other incidents By Katie Plona Daily Staff Reporter Members of the Queer Unity Project filed a police report with the Department of Public Safety after the group's chalk- ings were removed from the Diag and s unding areas Monday morning. Q members alleg...…
…1£ Eian tX aows: 76-DAILY dvrtislng 7640554 One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Thursday October 9, 1997 ONO lis lot M fasketball report hits publictoday 3y Heather Kamins )aily Staff Reporter The report detailing the investigation of the igan men's basketball program most likely vi not uncover any new NCAA violations, iccording to a source close to the investigation. The complete 250-page report is scheduled to e distributed t...…
…ews: 764AILY dvertlslng: 7640554 1£l rran 74 , v One hundred seven years of editorilfreedom Friday October 10,1991 - , aw f Questions, emain on Fisher's future eather Kamins Staff Reporter Though seven months of investiga- ion were unable to expose any major iolations in the Michigan men's bas- etball program, University officials efused to say yesterday whether oach Steve Fisher's job is secure. University President Lee Bollinger nd Ath...…
…wej News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorf'dfreedom Monday October 13, 1997 I -~~~,$o u f42..- ,-e . ~i ~- - AM .;:. I I Successor expected within JJO days By Dan Stillman Daily Sports Writer University Athletic Director Tom Goss said yesterday that the national search: for a new basketball head coach would be short, but not that short. "It will probably take me about 10 days to decide," Goss said from ...…
…I f tti News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Tuesday October 14, 1997 roof i 4=43sm Fisher: Don't call me dishonest Ex- coach maintains innocence By Heather Kamins Daily Staff Reporter After months of silence, former Michigan men's basketball coach Steve Fisher defended his reputation and expressed dis- pleasure about the manner in which he was fired. Fisher's supporters and all 12 members ...…
…One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Barn Wednesday October 15, 1997 News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764.0554 . ,, Byffrey Kosseff )a taff Reporter The law firm that won the prece- lent-setting Hopwood affirmative action case in Texas filed a class- action lawsuit yesterday against the Jniversity's undergraduate admis- ions policies. The lawsuit was filed against the Jniversity's College of Literature, Science and Arts, University Prge...…
…wu ~rn News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editoraiafreedom Thursday October 16, 1997 I fussell comes to Lawsuit may reach high court A to. meetDBy Jeffrey K A te)aily Staff Rep The law University c fvith G osthe potentia Supreme Co N Reid also involved in The Cent firm that discussions affirmative By Dan Stillman Appeals las Daily Sports Writer against the 1 Search week rolls on today when Science an Czi...…
…WE Ian9 *rnt News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years ofeditonalfreedom Friday October 17, 1997 ,> 4 A > 4K Corporate sponsors invest in U' By Janet Adamy Daily Staff Reporter A simple blue hat with a yellow swoosh symbol across the front may seem to have little meaning. But when you wear one to a Michigan football game, fel- fans can identify you as a Wolverine supporter. The Nike logo has become nearly synonymous wi...…
…News: 76-DAILY dvertising: 764-0554 Ce' *ri One hundred seven years ofeditorz7ifreedom Monday October 20, 1997 I z T . r Thousands 1f parents flock to Ann Arbor U Pep rally and football ilgate parties highlight rents Weekend By Rachel Edelman Daily Staff Reporter Thousands of parents could be seen tak- ing in the sights and sounds of Ann Arbor this weekend and squeezing in time to visit their sons and daughters as part of the annu-...…
…WE ~trn News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of edioril freedom Tuesday October 21, 1997 WON ~ SACUA discusses ICC i ipending U Officials look into possible sale of least- profitable 'U' housing lawsuit By Janet Adamy By Chris Metinko Daily Staff Reporter With the lawsuit filed to change admission policies at the University, the faculty's governing body decided yester- day to endorse President Lee Bollinger's sta...…
…IC0 4 ar News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years ofeditorndfr edom Wednesday October 22, 1997 V i W CY _ r 1 01111111111111111 ----I Mulroney highlights cooperation Neal Lepsetz Daily Staff Reporter Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney dis- cussed the United States' role in the international commu- nity and emphasized the importance of continued American involvement both politically and economically at a sp...…
…COF4' "srn40 lews: 76-DAILY ~dvertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Thursday October 23,1997 UAL= Sig Eps to reorganze on campus by Margene Erikson aily Staff Reporter After being absent for three years, the iga Phi Epsilon fraternity is returning o*pus. Representatives from the fra- ernity's national office held an informa- ional meeting for prospective members 'esterday in the Michigan Union. The fraterni...…
…One hundred seven years of edmonarzjfredom . , : F:,t .P News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 Friday October 24, 1997 xcitement builds as big game nears decade kter, this ame is stilspecial n years and 14 days. That was the last time anybody in East Lansing has been this excited about playing Michigan. Ten years and 14 days ago, more than 77,000 people crammed into Spartan Stadium, a com- plex that somehow looks even more gigantic than M...…
…'Elfi 74 p w a News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years ofeditortzlfreedom Monday October 27, 1997 r :+3 illerbe named interim head coach By Dan Stillman Daily Sports Writer CHICAGO- Even Brian Ellerbe is surprised h wi]l serve as the Michigan men's basketball C h. After 10 days of searching and speculating, University Athletic Director Tom Goss resort- ed to naming Ellerbe, an assistant hired in May, as the Wolveri...…
…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 WE. *rn One hundred seven years f fediknr frccdom Tuesday October 28, 1997 "r e Search begms for Rackham dean By Janet Adamy Daily Staff Reporter The University began a search last week for the dean of the Rackham School of Graduate Studies, a position that has been tumultuous in recent years. Provost Nancy Cantor, who left the po on of Rackham dean to become Urersity provost in August, began the sear...…
…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 C I igw ti One hundred seven years ofeditorialfreedom Wednesday October 29, 1997 ..c,, - - Big Ho By Janet Adamy Daily Staff Reporter After receiving a wave of negative feedback from first-year students who got split-season foot- b tickets, Michigan Athletic Director Tom Goss is ng action to correct the problem. The Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics approved Goss' proposal yesterday to ad...…
…Ev 'Ela 74Vrn9- News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 76440554 One hundred seven years ofeditorialfreedom Thursday October 30, 1997 First-year enrollment hits new high By Janet Adamy aily Staff Reporter With the largest first-year class ever, University enrollment reached record levels this year, according to an official student count r sed Tuesday. The class of 2001 has 5,534 students - 207 more than the fall 1996 entering class. Associate Provos...…
…'clan *rnt~ News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 7640554 One hundred seven years of ediori dlfreedorm Friday October 31, 1997 ws t,. 3 . , ,, . , ,.. ,.. , , aCk i - , .. -,@ r .iti ,Y r v ~_ Sn ' i, e.+.-+ ..: .a L ', x .ifb '?9CM 3: - roups unite for affirmative action By Christine M. Palk Daily Staff Reporter Speaking to a crowd of reporters yesterday, leaders of different campus groups gave symbolic and vocal backing of the University's aff...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 1, 1997 NATiON/W ORLD Democratic Yugoslavia mayor ousted Los Angeles Times VIENNA, Austria - Zoran Djindjic, Belgrade's first non-communist mayor since World War II and a prominent opposition leader, was ousted yesterday in an apparently fatal blow to the fledgling pro-democra- cy movement in Yugoslavia. Djindjic immediately branded his removal as an illegal coup. An unsavory alliance of nationalis...…
…2A The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 2, 1997 NATION/WORLD Reno advised to pursue probe of fund-raising The Washington Post WASHINGTON -- Attorney Qenoral Janet Reno is considering legal advice that she must move forward to the next stage of an inquiry that could lead to the appointment of an indepen- dent counsel to investigate telephone fund-raising solicitations by President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore because too many questi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 3, 1997 NATION/WORLD Violent offenses by teens drop WASHINGTON (AP) - Arrests of teen-agers for violent crimes plunged 9 .2 percent last year, and Attorney General Janet Reno said the second straight annual drop was not "a blip" but a real trend away from the juvenile crime wave that rose steadily from 1987 through 1994. At her weekly news conference yes- terday, Reno called on Congress to allo- cat...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 6, 1997 MSA Continued from Page 1A if it needs to be done as often." Thompson said following up ABTS activities with other joint government efforts is one way to address Bollinger's concerns about the limited publicity that Big 10 schools receive nationwide. "Instead of just exchanging informa- tion, I would like to go to Washington and lobby as the Big 10 schools," Thompson said. "We could form a con...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 7, 1997 NATION/WoRLD Clinton uses special veto WASHINGTON (AP) - In a blow to both Democrats and Republicans, President Clinton used his line-item veto yesterday to kill 38 military con- struction projects that Congress had added to a huge spending bill at a cost of $287 million. California-which Clinton carried in the last presidential election - lost four projects worth $28 million. Texas -- whic...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 8, 1997 NATION/WORLD QUP Continued from Page 1 LGBT commission chair, said one of his most important rea- sons for attending the University - its commitment to accepting all individuals - is being jeopardized. "I came to U of M and Ann Arbor because it was supposed to be so diverse," Hayes said, adding that he worries that the alleged vandalism and other acts may frighten other students from "comi...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 9, 1997 NATION/WORLD Pols vote to outlaw some abortions WASHINGTON (AP) - Heading toward a new face-off with President Clinton, the House gave final approval yesterday to a bill making it illegal for doe- tors to perform late-term abortions. Clinton vetoed a similar bill last year. His spokesperson said, "The president's position has not changed." 0,The House vote, 296-132, was more than enough t...…
…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 10, 1997 NATEONI VORLD Reno 'mad' about fundraising tapes White House delay in disclosing tapes frustrates Reno WASHINGTON (AP) - As Congress pressed its investigation of Democrats, Teamsters and foreign money yesterday, Attorney General Janet Reno flashed uncharacteristic frustration at the White House's delayed disclosure of fund-raising videotapes. "I was mad," Reno said, describing C .her reactio...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 13, 1997 NATION/WORLD Reno: Clinton coffees OK WASHINGTON (AP) - Attorney General Janet Reno said yesterday she has found nothing in videotapes of White House coffees to incriminate President Clinton or other officials cov- ered by the post-Watergate independent counsel law. But she promised to keep investigat- ing and said she ignores "name calling" by Republican critics who have demanded she resi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 14, 1997 NATION/WORLD FISHER Continued from Page 12 "I didn't and don't feel that is how it should have been handled," Fisher said. "1 thought it was strange 1. They would have a press conference without me being there, and 2. 1 vividly remember them saying I would get a copy of the report first:' Bollinger said that he did not remem- ber promising Fisher a copy of the report. "1 said that he would ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday KNOW OF NEWS? CALL 76-DAILY OR STOP BY 420 MAYNARD ST. SPRING BREAK 98 LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED! "ALL INCLUSIE rK~PARTY PAK FREE..9 am.LVER ,October 15, 1997 NATE ONIWo RLD Reno extends probe of Clinton's fund-raising call. AROUND THE NATION s Justices clear way for assisted suicide WASHINGTON (AP) - Attorney General Janet Reno extended her investi- gation yesterday into President Clinton's fund-raising ...…
…2A -- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 16, 1997 NATION/WORLD ARB <Continued from Page 1A The Arb has trails for people to run, bike and -ak. There is a scenic path alongside the Huron River, with clear water flowing over stones. In the fall season, leaves have adopted various hues of red giorange. I4like the fact that it's enjoyable, and its beau- .it feels like you're in the middle of nowhere," t&id Rackham graduate student Bianet ua...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, October 17, 1997 NATION/WORLD SPONSORS Continued from Page 1 said LSA junior Karen Ginman. Most recently, controversy has sur- rounded Nike's labor practices in over- seas factories, which has given rise to a national anti-Nike day this Saturday. Member of "Just Don't Do It" plan to rally on the Diag at 10 a.m. Saturday and match to the stadium to disseminate anti- Nike fliers calling for the University to ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 20, 1997 NATION/WORLD REGENTS Continued from Page 1A Regent Olivia Maynard (D- Goodrich) said the suits threat to diversity could have consequences reaching beyond the University cam- pus. "The lawsuit is not unexpected. The whole issue of diversity is more important than just this campus," Maynard said. "We need to educate here a group of men and women who reflect the community in which we live, an...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 21, 1997 NATiON/WORLD Soros to give $5 nadto Rssia M Billionaire hopes to improve mother-child care, bacteria infections MOSCOW - U.S. financier-phil- anthropist George Soros announced yesterday he will spend up to half a billion dollars on Russia in the next three years, investing in such projects as improving health care, spreading Internet know-how and helping reform the country's chaotic armed fo...…
… 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 22, 1997 White House, Congress agree on IRS proposal NATION/WORLD AROUND THE NATIQ Trade deficit soars to seven-month high WASHINGTON - America's monthly trade deficit ballooned to $10.4 billion as imports of toys and Christmas decorations pushed the trade gap with China to an all-time high just before the U.S.-China summit. The widening deficit in August reported yesterday was the worst showing ...…
…- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 23, 1997 NATiON/WORLD Pol Pot admits to makrig mistakes h Washington Post TONG KONG - The elusive Pol 4,ho presided over Cambodia's fields of the late 1970s, has con- in his first interview in 18 years, notorious Khmer Rouge move- "made mistakes" during its brutal yJbut he declared, "My conscience ;" according to excerpts of the .nterview in the Far Eastern Economic review. Revjew correspondent Nate ...…
…2 The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 24, 1997 NATION ORLD - Hong Kong dive rocks markets NEW YORK (AP) - A panicky stock sell-off in Hong Kong reverberated yesterday throughout Europe and the United States, where the Dow plunged almost 230 points before rebounding slightly. It was the fifth-worst point drop in the Dow's history, though not even close to the largest percentage drop. "Nobody knows which way to go," said Tatsuya Enomoto, chi...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, ROTC Continued from Page iA "The setup was good, but it just was- n't scary enough," said Nursing sopho- more Amy Ellison. Most of those who turned out said they had a great time, including Navy ,IOTC participant Tyrone Voughs. SWliile Voughs directed the traffic of on- lbokers through the haunted house's " tnake of attractions, he lip-synced the popular "I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost" from the 1980s smash Ghostb...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 28, 1997 Bull market's future is unclear, analysts say NATION/WORLD AROUND THE NATION Human rights agreement not expected WASHINGTON - President Clinton's meeting with Chinese President Jiang Zemin this week is likely to produce agreements on Chinese arms sales and other important issues - but not on human rights, U.S. officials concluded yesterday. In months of negotiations preparing for Jiang's arrival...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 29, 1997 NATION/WORLD Dow rebounds on da ofd bargins The Washington Post Stock prices on Wall Street came roar- ing back yesterday, in a dramatic day of trading marked by wild swings in prices, record-shattering volume and a rush by investors to buy stocks at bargain prices. Yesterday's 337-point gain by the Dow Jones industrial average was the .jrgest in history, wiping out nearly two-thirds of Mon...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 30, 1997 Clinton, Jiang fail to bndge chasm on human rights NATION/WORLD AROUND THE NATION Fed chair says Dow drop may be good NEW YORK - With relative calm returning to Wall Street, .ocks edged higher yesterday on soothing words from Federal Reserve Cl; tirman Alan Greenspan that this week's market tumult might be good for the U.S. econo- The Dow Jones industrial average rose a meager 8.35 points ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 31, 1997 NATON/WoRLD STATEMENT Continued fom Page 1 will center around presenting opinions favoring and opposing affirmative action. Parks said the representatives of the different organizations plan to continue working together. "It plans to be a continuous thing," Parks said. "We would like to discuss things beyond this issue and to increase cultural awareness. One of the great things about this is...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 1, 1997 -- Second trial for -MSU murder set to begin Jury selection for the trial of the sec- d of two men accused in the slaying a Michigan State University first- ye-ar student began yesterday in $iginaw County Circuit Court. :August Williams is accused of the Jan. 3 slaying of Karen King. His cousin, Shytour Williams, was convict- ed Aug. 14 on charges of first-degree murder, criminal se...…
…LOCAL/ STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 2, 1997 -- 3A Plant talk to be hosted by Darmouth prof. William Wickner of Dartmouth niversity's biochemistry department will discuss intracellular movement patterns in plants today. The title of the talk is "Vacuole Inheritance Provides a New Window on Interorganelle Vesicular Traffic." The lecture is sponsored by University Hospitals and will be co- hosted by Jack Dixon and University Pre...…
…I LOCALISTATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 3, 1997 - 3 Male student threatens School of Dentistry staff A mentally disturbed student made violent threats to staff in the Dentistry Building on Wednesday, DPS reports state. Dentistry staff members reported to DPS that the student made the state- nient, "You people are the reason we buy guns," according to DPS reports. When DPS arrived on the scene, the student was no longer in the are...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 6, 1997 3A j , +AMP., 3 < 'U' faculty recognied for their scholarship The American Academy of Arts and *ciences has named four University faculty members to become fellows in the organization, selected for their con- tributions to science, scholarship, pub- lic affairs and the arts. Those elected for membership include biological chemistry Prof. Jack Dixon, sociology Prof. James House, law Pro...…
