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… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 3, 2005 - 7A GREAT LAKES Continued from page 1A been an active participant in the planning process, but Wednesday's speech in the Michigan League ballroom was signifi- cant because Coleman spoke directly to the groups that would have space in the new research facility. "Devoting our resources to Great Lakes research is one of the most effec- tive ways the University of Michigan can be of service to ...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 4, 2005 - 7 BUSH Continued from page 1 aged to satisfy many of the conservatives who helped confirm Roberts - without inflaming Democrats who repeatedly warned against the selection of an extreme conservative to suc- ceed O'Connor, who has voted to uphold abor- tion rights and preserve affirmative action. Several officials familiar with Bush's con- sultations with Congress said that Sen. Harry Reid...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 5, 2005 - 7 IPO D dents actually use the podcasts," he said. Continued from page 1 Lopatin said attendance has not Simmons version of 'sweating to the dropped at the School of Dentistry oldies.' " since the podcasting of lectures. Duke University was the first college However, this stability in attendance to begin offering podcast lectures last records within the school may be fall. Duke spent $5...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 6, 2005 - 'A STADIUM Continued from page 1A enough to pay for the borrowing of the bonds." Coleman and Martin went to great lengths to emphasize their desire to keep advertising out of the Big House. "We don't want signs plastered all over the place," Coleman said. "It diminishes the Michigan brand and takes away from the meaning of the block 'M'," she said. But Martin admits that advertis- ing wo...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 7, 2005 - 7 DONATION Continued from page 1 tion, the University will contribute about $1 million. Additional funds will come from fundraising and the Daily's profits. A proposal to name the building after Lipsey will most likely be submitted to the University Board of Regents early next year. The gift will be counted toward The Michigan Difference, the University's program to raise $2.5 billion by 2...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 10, 2005 - 7A * MINNESOTA Continued from page 1A impressive rushing attack. It was Russell's 61-yard sprint with 1:27 remaining that sealed the game for the Gophers. Michigan running back Mike Hart came up with 109 yards and a touchdown, but the effort proved futile in the face of the Gophers' sti- fling defense. "We struggled in a lot of areas," quarterbacks coach Scot Loeffler said. "We didn't run...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 11, 2005 - 7 RWANDA Continued from page 1 At the hotel, he said, life was very simi- lar to scenes in the Academy Award-winning movie, "Hotel Rwanda." "We survived (by drinking) the swimming pool water, that is correct," he said, adding that they put the water in garbage cans and didn't boil it before drinking, yet they some- how never got sick. As in the movie, Rusesabagina did in fact face insubo...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 12, 2005 - 7 RWANDA Continued from page 1 p.m., the Power Center reached capacity, and more than 600 people were redirected to the Michigan League Ballroom. By 7 p.m., the Ballroom was standing- room-only, and more than 100 students and community members, some coming from as far as an hour away, huddled around tele- visions in the basement and lobby of the League to watch the speech. Rusesbagina ...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 13, 2005 - 7A "GATES Continued from page 1A And as technology continues to evolve and new markets are developed abroad, Gates not only anticipates the demand for computer sci- entists will grow, but that the importance of the field will become even more far-reaching. "We are entering the golden age," Gates said on the various new emerging technologies he believes will streamline facets of everyday...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 14, 2005 - 7 COKE Continued from page 1 tor of purchasing for the University and a member of the DRB, said Coke is "not in a position to agree to the investigation in Colombia or India." Although the DRB's original requirement was that Coke agree to the audits by the September deadline, Poszywak still didn't recommend that the contract be cut because of what he sees as "good faith actions" from Coke...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 19, 2005 - 7A PROTEST Continued from page 1A ances and to protest Newman as a senior executive at Northwest. Newman spoke briefly at the event, which was held in Rackham Auditorium, to introduce University President Mary Sue Coleman. Seven picketers entered the auditorium before the ceremony. They booed when Newman spoke and left after her brief introductory remarks. One union member said Newman'...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 20, 2005 - 7A WOLV-TV Continued from page 1A an aerobics program. Ho said students should expect all new entertainment programming this year as well. "We're essentially starting everything from scratch," Ho said. Another aspect of the new format, which began this semester, is WOLV's new partnership with the Residential Computing office. Rescomp provides technical expertise in repairing the station...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 21, 2005 - 7 VOTING Continued from page 1 ballot was counted or not counted." Not all counties in Michigan have transitioned so smoothly. In Wayne County, the selection of a vendor that will supply the optical scanners has led to a disagreement between the county clerk and the city of Detroit. While the county clerk's office has recommended the machines produced by Election Sys- tems and Software, D...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 24, 2005 - 7A PATON Continued from page 1A "They were very loyal to him, but most of them are looking at the other side of the grass by now," he said. The University's decision may affect at least one future donor, the younger Paton said. A friend of his is now considering taking the University's name out of his will as a result of the handling of the accounting center's destruction. Paton's said hi...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 25, 2005 - 7 .PARKS Continued from page 1 Parks died in 1977. Parks became a revered fig- ure in Detroit, where a street and middle school were named for her and a paper-mache likeness of her was featured in the city's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Parks said upon retiring from her job with Conyers that she wanted to devote more time to the Rosa and Raymond Parks Insti- tute for Self Development. The ...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 26, 2005 - 7 * CHOMSKY Continued from page 1. Chomsky has been active in left-wing politics since his mid 30s. Chomsky has become one of the best-known American leftists due to his controversial views, which have sparked intense debate on college campuses and at prominent think tanks for many years. In 1969, he published his first book on politics, and by the early 1980s, he had become both the m...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 27, 2005 - 7A * KATRINA Continued from page 1A Assistant Director Richard Davis, who is responsible for han- dling all aid cases concerning Katrina victims. But Davis was hard to reach, Human said. "I felt like I was stalking him - I left like six messages." A week and a half later, Human finally got a face-to-face meeting, where he showed Davis pictures of his ruined house. Human alleges that Dav...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 2005 - 7 ENDOWMENT Continued from page 1 Michigan Difference campaign, designed to increase charitable donations with the goal of raising $2.5 billion, has already raised more than $1.89 billion. She hopes for $800 million of that to be funneled into the endowment. Last year, $25 million of Business School bene- factor Stephen Ross's $100-million gift to the Uni- versity went into the endowment....…
…r . , NEWS The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 31, 2005 - 7A * EDWARDS Continued from page 1A age poor families to save money. The program would operate by hav- ing the government match the amount of money poor families put into savings. The crowd, mostly students but including a fair number of others, expressed enthusiasm about Edwards's message. He had to stop many times during his remarks because of applause and cheers from the crowd. J...…
…8A -The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 3, 2005 ARTS Saving 'Cocaine Kate' a There's a strange sort of hypocrisy and insanity in America that has nothing to do with conservatives, liberals, shooting up Arabs or the resur- gent mania concerning the educational benefits of intelligent design theories. (Apparently, the new millennium simply restarted us at the beginning of our last century.) No, turn to the Op/Ed page for that. This is pop...…
…Tuesday October 4, 2005 sports.rmichigandaily. com sports@michigandaily. com ale lflcdiigjan till PORTFS 8 - - - - - ------------ Henne bounces back in victory By Matt Venegoni Daily Sports Editor Fifteen minutes was all it took. That quarter of an hour may be what sophomore quarterback Chad Henne needed to return to form and put the Wolverines back into the Big Ten race. It was obvious from the first four games of the season that Henne wa...…
…Wednesday October 5, 2005 arts.michigandaily.com artspage@michigandaily.com aJbe 1Mirbirgan uiIQg 8 DOIN' IT OLD SCHOOL I don't want my MTV * VAUGHN BRINGS COMEDY ACT TO DETROIT By Punit Mattoo TV/New Media Editor For one of the supposed saviors of the R-rated comedy, Vince Vaughn seems pretty humble about his success. "I find it flattering," he kept repeating in reference to his cult-icon status and his recent box office suc- cess, wh...…
…Thursday October 6, 2005 arts.michigandaily.com artspage@michigandaily.com (The ihrbigtrn w"a~iIg RTrS 0 8A . . .. .. ... .. I A taste of television Courtesy of Arts & Crafts Smells like Canadian bacon? ON THE SCENE INDIE LUMINARIES RETURN WITH NEW SELF-TITLED The one network I can always rely on to entertain me is the Food Net- work. Because food is a) required for survival and b) oh so wonderful, it's logical to make a channel dedi...…
…Friday October 7, 2005 arts.rmichigandaily.com artspage@michigandaily.com eTSigan Bailq 0 8 'All G' back in da house on new DVD By Adam Rottenberg Daily Arts Editor D RV Political satirist humorist? British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, the mastermind behind the three faces of "Da Ali G Show," can be labeled as both. And with the release of the sec- ond hilarious sea- or raunchy toilet Da AlliG Show: Da Compleet Second Seazon HBO son on...…
…an Dai Ortnc 0 ,a H ral SocilhWok#Day Friday, October 28, 2005 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. School of Social Work, 1080 S. University Reception immediately following presentations For students interested in learning more about careers in social work and University of Michigan degree programs: Master of Social Work Ph.D. in Social Work and Social Science RSVP by Oct. 24 via our website: www.ssw.umich.edu/prospective or call (734) 764-3309 then nr...…
…Tuesday October 1, 2005 arts. michigandaily.com artspage@michigandaily.com R e i tSi 8 PIANO MAN jURIOII W4. <.. MICHIGAN THEATER AUDIENCE DELIGHTS AT WAINRIGHT'S PERFORMANCE By Alexandra Jones Daily Arts Editor REVIEw Rufus Wainwright is proof that talent tran- scends sociopolitical boundaries. Twenty years ago, it would have been rare for an openly gay musician or entertainer to fill a, con- Rufus cert hall; it would have been Wainwri...…
…Wednesday Rte litSigat til 0 arts. michigandaily. com artspage@michigandaily.com 8 Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox "Yes, it is necessary that my bra be exposed in this shot." 'Shoes' takes the long road to success 01 By Imran Syed Daily Arts Writer Leaving behind awesomeness of her rich-celebrity- international-waste-of- time-hiking-trip show "Trippin'," Cameron Diaz the utter trash-TV In Her Shoes At Showcase and Quality 16 20th ...…
…Thursday cte Adibgurn B itlU PORTS sports. michigandaily. com sports@michigandaily. com 8A Offense needs to stay on theid By Stephanie Wright Daily Sports Editor This season, Michigan has played as if it were re-enacting a chapter from Charles Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cit- ies." It's been the best of times in the first half and the worst of times in the second. In six games, the Michigan offense has put up 118 points in the first half, an...…
…8- The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 14, 2005 A ARTS Bonnie Raitt lcrfe ihgnTeter By Andrew Blelak For the Daily Legendary country-blues art- ist Bonnie Raitt has to be one of the warmest, most likeable performers in the industry. Complementing her suc- cessful career with a lifelong devotion to various social causes, Bonnie Raitt has earned the Raitt admiration of fans Tuesday, and fellow musicians Oct. 11 alike for her musical Michigan ...…
…8A - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 19, 2005 ARTS Everything clicks in Wood's latest film Courtesy of ABC "Tell me my career isn't over!" Prinze founders in stereotypical sitcom By Imran Syed Daily Arts Writer TV REVIEW If the last TV season taught view- ers anything, it's that shows with first names for Freddie titles just don't Wednesdays fly. As if "Joey" at 8:30 p.m. and "Rodney" ABC weren't enough to prove this theory, ABC...…
…8A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 20, 2005 Streaks on line for Blue and Panthers S By Anne Uible Daily Sports Writer A single loss toward the end of the season usually won't make or break a team. A losing streak will. Tonight, after dropping four games in a row - the most con- secutive losses in the program's his- tory - the Michigan men's soccer team (6-5-1) takes on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (8-2-4) at home in hopes ...…
…8 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 21, 2005 ARTS Remake can't get off the ground By Mary Kate Varnau Daily Arts Writer America shoveled $12 million last weekend in the direction of Rupert Wainwright's "The Fog," a sub-par John Carpenter- The Fog remake (and the At the Showcase second this year and Quality 16 after "Assault on Columbia Precinct 13"), con- firming audiences are still willing to cede their paychecks over to anything tout...…
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…Tuesday RTSe MOd= Bailu arts. michigandaily.com artspage@michigandaily.com 8 ............... CAMPUS NOTES TOM WOLFE SPEAKS ABOUT HIS RESEARCH AT THE 'U, By Jeremy Davidson Daily Arts Writer "One night, all of a sudden about two in the morning, the lights came on and that's what real- ly shocked me. You don't really realize how big a fraternity party is when the lights are dim ... a guy came running through saying 'everybody out, everybod...…
…8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 26, 2005 ARTS Rollins rages full speed to Ann Arbor By Amos Barshad Daily Arts Writer Henry Rollins would like you to believe that he is not an angry person. Beneath a veneer of hard-edged intensity, and the layers of tattoos, Rol- Henry Rollins lins spoke calmly throughout Tomorrow at 7:30 his brief interview. This, how- At The ever, cannot last; with a few Michigan Theater well placed flourishes...…
…Thursday October 27, 2005 sports.michigandaily. com sports@michigandaily. com able Afkdigjan Ba il PORTrS 0 8A - - ----- ----- - Thompson shines in C M '* 'M'victory By Gabe Edelson Daily Sports Writer Iowa running back Albert Young finished last Satur- day's game against Michigan with 153 rushing yards. Putting together his big day, Young repeatedly ran by, around and through a long list of Wolverine defenders. But there was one man the ...…
