October 28, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 20)

…It I Un Unt One hundred four years of editorial freedom I , A' The gD Campus walk finds night-time hazards By CATHY BOGUSLASKI Daily Staff Reporter Several University and city offi- cials saw campus from a student's point of view last night - and found that in many places, the lack of light- ing, overgrown foliage and other haz- ards posed serious safety concerns. The Michigan Student Assembly nsored the Campus Safety Aware- nss Walk-Throu...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 CARSON Continued from page 1 realized that it was my responsibility to learn - not the responsibility of the school, the teachers, the parents or anyone else. "It was not luck," he said, telling of his high school experience and eventual acceptance to Yale Univer- sity as an undergraduate student. "We do not have to limit ourselves or let others limit us. You make your own luck by taking advan...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday. October 28, 1994 -- 3 - Only Only 49 percent of college graduates who apply to medical school are ac- cepted. Even for graduates of the Uni- versity, only 51 percent are accepted. Yet an informal survey shows that 100 percent of University students plan on applying to medical school. In 1993, 715 University students applied; more students apply from the University than any other institution. "We are the largest p...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 c e igttit :40tt 1 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan JessieHalladay Editor in Chief Samuel Goodstein Flint Wainess Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters, and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Th...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 - 5 .'c 6Unton , Congress' blamed in *GOP ads WASHINGTON (AP) - A $2 million campaign-closing ad blitz by the Republican Party accuses Presi- dent Clinton of abandoning the middle class and urges voters to support GOP candidates and "send the Clinton Con- gress home." The advertising effort, an- nounced yesterday by Republican * National Committee Chairman Haley Barbour, will focus on tar- geted m...…

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…The Michigan Daily Friday, October 28, 1994 -7 .Breast cancer expo warns 'you are never too old to be tested' By AMY MENSCH Daily Staff Reporter Women attending the Breast Health Ex- position at McAuley Health Care Educa- tion Center last night wore pink ribbons to demonstrate their concern for breast cancer, a deadly disease that afflicts one in nine Ameri- can women during their lifetime. More than 200 women gathered at the expo to learn mo...…

… RTS 'Nosferatu' is king of Draculas By SCOTT PLAGENHOEF Saturated by popular culture, rede- signed and repackaged for our plea- sure, Dracula is one of many figures whose image has been altered for easy consumption. The historical figure on which the legend is based, Vlad the Impailer, inspired Bram Stroker's gothic novel, "Dracula." Since then, the image of Dracula and of the vam- pire has been warped from the myste- rious, erotic count of...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 - 9 'Judd Winick gets real These guys look as happy as a bunch of cows grazing in an open pasture. Part till the Cows By TED WATTS And the ba Blasting from Minneapolis come the Cows. For the first adoring fans. time in aboutayear, this highly kinetic four-member AmRep much more lai roup is returning to our general vicinity. offerings. "It's Bursting with more energy than an irradiated Lakota, the...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 Say 'Ciao' to the kids in 'Professore!' BEAMING WITH PRIDE & GLORY , > . .1 '. Ia .. Y. r; r. ,yI k ; '," . ' By SARAH STEWART Regardless of the fact that everyone started out as a child, there seem to be two kinds of people: those who like cast - which gives the film its fresh realism - is composed of Neapolitan kids who were recruited directly off the street by director Lina Wertmuller. ...…

… Hockey vs. Ferris State Today, 7 p.m. Big Rapids S 'TS Football vs. Wisconsin Tomorrow, Noon (ESPN) Michigan Stadium 'M' seeks revenge against disappointing Badgers By CHAD A. SAFRAN Daily Football Writer While both Michigan and Wis- consin stare up at Penn State in the Big Ten standings, at least the Wol- verines' postseason possibilities are a bit better at this time. Michigan is on track for a Citrus Bowl bid while the Badgers are not...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 IM hockey shoved aside in favor of broomball ByBARRYSOLLENBERGER Daily Hockey Writer Intramural hockey has been swept out of Yost Ice Arena. Michigan's intramural sports de- partment announced yesterday that the winter ice hockey session has been canceled in favor of broomball. Broomball? In past years, the intramural depart- mept has provided students with three individual hockey sessions -o...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 - 13 ,Soccer travels to Texas Kickers battle first-year programs Spikers look to repeat success against Purdue By TIM SMITH Daily Sports Writer For the first-year Michigan women's soccer team, membership definitely has its privileges. After spending many years living the life as a club team with the 12- hour road trips and packed hotel rooms, the Wolverines are starting to reap the benefits of b...…

…14-The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 28, 1994 5 Homecoming '9 a d , H' L'et~' Fri day, October 28 comedian anthony clShow your spirit at the pep rally emceed by Judd_ winni ck b R OF WSW s.wn.w... Real World -p Show starts at 7:30 Hill Auditorium Tickets:, office of $5 students, $10 non-students Major Events, Ulrich's, and the Athletic Association U U 824 S_. StstStrsmt " 4doours Sauth ut .ibinty -990-3400 o ,5 SSc--- OI HIS...…