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…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - October 30, 1989 Michigan Sports Calendar A compilation of Michigan sporting events and information for the coming week. Monday, October 30 No events scheduled. Tuesday, October 31 No events scheduled. Wednesday, October 1 No events scheduled. Thursday, October 2 Hockey at Bowling Green, 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 3 Hockey vs. Bowling Green at Yost Ice Arena, 7:30 p.m. Volleyball at Ohio St., 7:30 p....…

…The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - October 30, 1989 - Page 3 QI ttf 4/fc ar 46/are ' 4Xft e toerPyt%s Octeter Ocker Phyllis Ocker discusses the state of the women's athletic department at 'M' Richard Eisen For the past 28 years, Phyllis Ocker has been involved with Michigan women's athletics, beginning as an assistant professor in physical education. From 1974- 78, Ocker coached the Wolverine field hockey team, and since then has served ...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - October 30, 1989 by Eric Lemont Daily Hockey Writer 'M' stopped itself against Lakers SAULT STE. MARIE - Outside of Norris Ice Arena a sign read "Bo doesn't know hockey. Go Blue (Lakers). Beat Red." Inside were the Lake Superior State Lakers - a team that hadn't lost at home since an early season sweep last year. But the Michigan hockey team blocked out these distractions with a wall of confiden...…

…The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - October 30, 1989 - Page 5 Rare Schembechler call results in long run for Boles "Misdirection" by Adam Schrager Daily Football Analyst M M by Adam Schrager g Daily Football Writer Mike lMfldleton nisses tackle , . __1' 0 0 In the 1988 Ha It's called "a misdirection play" by Michigan Morris peeled off running back Tony Boles, Counter-Trey by the third quarter of I Washington Redskins who run it mo...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - October 30, 1989 6 -Oqqq) All undergraduate liberal arts and business students are cordially invited to a Corporate Presentation focusing on career opportunities in Investment Banking. a M- L Investment Banking A October 30, 1 989 Presentation: Wolverine Room Assembly Hall Building 5:00 p.m. Reception: Escoffier Room 6:00 p.m. Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corporation An ...…

…0- ~L7 II C f,3 )k THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Fired A U. of Maryland, College Park teaching assistant was fired for "racist" remarks. - Page 2 Nationwide study reve more freshmen cheati Hard news The editor of the U. of Washington newspaper faced tough decisions the day after a murder on campus. - Page 8 Hip hop is happening Rap has emerged as a musical and commercial force. - Page 14 Working overtime Grad students at U. of Nevada...…

… A. THE NATIONAL COLLGE NEWSPAPER News Fee OCTOBER 1989 OCTOBER 1989 aident Body 1989 -0 U. THE NATIOL COLLEGE NEWS TA's racist' remark results in firing By Denise Douglas Raphael The Diamondback U. of Maryland, College Park A U. of Maryland teaching assistant was fired for describing a student's classroom performance as "typ- ically black" in an evaluation. "She is a typical 'black' student in that she sits in the back of my class a...…

…IRU. THE NATIONAL COAGE NEWSPAPER w Classifieks. OCTOBER 1989 p3 OCTOBER 1989 0 s Features U. THE NATIOWAL COLLEGE NEW WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? U-Reader $10 SPECIAL Do Yourself & A Friend A Favor SUBSCRIBE NOW One Year - 9 issues to REGGAE REPORT The #1 int'l Reggae Magazine Act Today and Receive FREE Reggae Wristband Send $10 US Check/MO to REGGAE REPORT 8191 NW 91 Terr. #A-1 Miami, FL 33166, (305) 887-4460 Avail. at Peaches, Record ...…

…J 4. THE NATIONAL COLLE E NEWSPAPER 4 News Feat OCTOBER 1989 OCTOBER 1989 C isfied Ads 1989 V U. THE NATION COLLEGE NEWSP Female AIDS patient shuns despair to help others By Robin Wessels Kansas State Collegian Kansas State U. Rebecca Rene had several strikes against her from the beginning - her parents were alcoholics and she was moved from one foster home to another. "As a kid you are immortal. You think you have the rest of your l...…

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…. -02-1 Adak dm 6 1. THE NATIONAL COLA E NEWSPAPER -0 4F V $ OCTOBER 1989 OCTOBER 1989 r rdent Body 1989 i19 0 U. THE NATIONI COLLEGE NEWSF 6W.. THE NATIONAL COLL~E NEWSPAPER U. 'S * OCTOBER 1989 Students, faculty join forces to attract Olympic Georgia Tech facilities would be built, revamped at no charge to univ< Healthy, spiritual and free... The Hare Krishnas have cooked free, vegetarian lunches for U. of Florida students sinc...…

…220. THE NATIONAL COLLE NEWSPAPER Student Bc& OCTOBER 1989 .^ OCTOBER 1989 U.--S ii 9 U. THE NATION _ COLLEGE NEWSF --w HE ALT H, Breast reductions Reduction operations are increasingly popular among college-age women. Page 23 1996 Olympics Georgia Tech prepares for possible bid from Olympic committee. Page 23 Bikes for books A U. of Georgia couple plans to travel the world after spring graduation. Page 23 R E CREATION Playing catc...…

…. A Akk i YU. THE NATIONAL COLGE NEWSPAPERC1O Comment an ILon OCTOBER 1989 OCTOBER 198Ilars and Sense U. THE NATIC&L. COLLEGE NEWS Prof explains how to eliminate name gai THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER By presenting a ide range of opinions and ideas reprinted from hundreds of campus newspapers, we hope to enhance the quality of campus life as we inform, entertain and engage the national student body. We acknowledge the com- mitment ...…

…20 *THE NATIONAL COLLEta NEWSPAPER 0 20 ~HE NTIOAL CLLE*NEWPAPE 0; Dollars and Sen OCTOBER 1989 *~ OCTOBER 1989 Co~~Lind Opinion U.TENTNALGEEWAER 90 U. THE NATIONA OLLEGE NEWSPAPE 'ti;l ANNEducational *I ircto3T THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER SUIES ABROA THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY RUTGEIRS STUDY ABROAD IN ERCLAflD -FRANCE - GERMANY IRELAND - ISRAEL - 'LTeLIJ -MEXICO SEE THE WORLD AND TAKE CLASSES AT THE SAME TIME SEMESTER - SU...…

…WU.TH NTINA C~G NWSAPR VNas~n~s OTOER199 Dolas ndSese00OBR 98 V U.TH NTI@LCOLEE EWPAa1 i. Adlk.L i U. THE NATIONAL CO GE NEWSPAPER a' NewsR rs OCTOBER 1989 !r ns.AO 1989 Dollars and Se jT 0 U. THE NATIOI6L COLLEGE NEWSPAPO 19 Graffiti lists ways to torture, maim female students Students win Chevy, Olds, Pontiac, Buick in sweepstakes Four students won new cars as grand the United States. prize winners in the General Motors Sahler won a...…

…18 r_ THE NATIONAL COLLIDE NEWSPAPER . Dollars and Ba m OCTOBER 1989 14.TE AINA OLE ESAPRDllr nsmOTBE 99U. THE NATION OLLEGE NEWSF Students find big bucks in boxers By Karl Lasher The Review U; of Delaware Henry Kaestner and Tom Hahn have found the secret to success - in boxer shorts. Success in the sum of $25,000. Since the U. of Delaware junior and senior began producing their own line of clothing last January, the two have sold tie-dyed...…

…U. THE NATIONAL C EGE NEWSPAPER IOTBR18 IasadSneU H AILCLEENW OCTOBER 1989 Itars and Sense U. THE NATIC&L COLLEGE NEWS Music promotion Music buffs from Carbondale, Ill., start a cat- alog for aspiring bands. Page 13 AGA Vicious rag Rich and famous celebrities beware: SPY magazine is out to get you. The iconoclastic monthly features a host of rich and famous folk on its hit list. Page 13 Student compiles low-budget tips for touring Eur Hi...…

…16 LOTHE NATIONAL COLLE* NEWSPAPER ' r Dollars and Sen OCTOBER 1989 " OCTOBER 1989 Li ri it Ai Ari Ai A i i i e-o .r- iLir-!Air.r-%A r-%r- r-s w V U_ THE NATIONALOOLLEGE NEWSPAPER IW Real world Author abroad Booming boxers North Texas art students A U. of Oregon student Two students manage a willingly work overtime at makes it easier to tour successful tie-dyed campus advertising agency. Europe on a tight budget. sportswear business. ...…

…- 14 U . H NA-. A -- LLEGE NE SPPE - -- --COER-ie n r MP 14 U. THE NATIONAL lJLLEGE NEWSPAPER w a OCTOBER & Life and Art U I! U Rap makes cormerc By Sam Ewen The Daily Cardinal U. of Wisconsin, Madison and Monica Kitchen . The Pioneer C.W. Post Call it rap, call it hip-hop, it's here. In 1988 and'89, rap music has emerged strong and large. Overwhelming record sales, sell-out concerts,music video hysteria and negative pub- licity have t...…

…..' NUNN,./ R r v.4.n W ..,*.*....*. . . 'Ot .I INSIDE MEZNDE MAGAZINE fall'r ON OPINION 4 X89 ARTS 7 Youssou N'Dour's pancultural panacea Eat all you want. It's Fearless Friday. .. . .. ... .. ........-................. -................. .--........................ k :?? ; ?a ? :.# ::; e a:z,: :: #? %:zapmsst rN ; : ; :,;>: <: :<:«,>r<; }< :r.; , 3 ^ : acz .:v 4r riuuii Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. C, No. 38 Ann Arb...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily -Friday, October 27, 1989 Gould. by Terri Jackson Renowned paleontologist and au- thor Stephen Jay Gould espoused his controversial views of evolution be- fore a standing-room only crowd at Rackham auditorium last night. Gould was in town to promote his new book, called Wonderful Life. In his speech, co-sponsored by Border's Book Shop and The Univer- sity of Michigan Paleontology Mu- seum, Gould stated his firm beli...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 - Page 3 Band's trip to ellinois cancelled by Jason Carter If fans traveling to see the Wolverines play the Fighting Illini this season want to hear the Michi- gan Marching Band play "The Vic- e tors," they'll have to bring along a cassette version. The band's trip to the University of Illinois has been cancelled because of a lack of funds, Band Director Jerry Luckhardt said. "There was no lowerin...…

…01 OPINION Page 4 Friday, October 27, 1989 The Michigan Daily SIw £icbigau ailg Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol C, No. 38 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. Bush's war on women PRESIDENT BUSH'S new "war on drugs" places women - e...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 - Page 5 C r Information Services Management Training Program at MORGAN STANLEY One of Wall Street's leading international securities firms invites Bachelor's and Master's candidates of all majors with superior academic records to apply to our Information Services Management Training Program. WE SEEK * FALL GRADUATES and RECENT ALUMNI of all majors for Winter and Spring start dates WE OFFER " A ...…

…01 Page 6 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 ClASFE ADS 764 -055L'' TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED IN qt j ItdUp Wtg ... X ads cost $2.10/line for the first day, $.70/line for each additional consecutive day X ads must be placed by 11:00 a.m. the morning before publication X ads-rzpst be prepaid with cash, an in town check, or a money order X ads may be removed from publication, but there will be no refunds $99 ANYWHERE IN THE USA O...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 - Page 7 lacocca surprises engineering class Rainforest week ends as issues still smolder by Donna Woodwell Daily Staff Writer Chrysler Chair Lee Iacocca paid a surprise visit to an Engineering class yesterday, after taking part in a dedi- cation ceremony for the recently re- named Lee Iaccoca Lecture Hall at the College of Engineering on North Campus. Students in the "Work Organiza- tions" c...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, October 27, 1989 Page 8 l Senegalese superstar Singer N'Dour brings African music to the world BY RACHEL KRINSKY NOBODY can help moving; feet tap, heads nod, and there's audible re- lief when I get up and dance around my room so that everybody else can, too. This music doesn't want you to sit still. Everyone struggles to place the sound, and each time I put on the tape I hear: "It sounds a little like those...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 - Page 9 Funk angelic Lyle Lovett and his large hair : But does it fit in a cowboy hat? George Clinton follows Parliamentary procedure BY FORREST GREEN III "ALL around the world, I'd rather play in a band; playin' my funky music, loud as I can" -George Clinton, "Bulletproof' Sure it's vague, but very soon, the unquestionable Doctor of Funk will be making good on this line, without question. ...…

…Women's Swimming Maize and Blue Intrasquad Tonight, 5 p.m. Canham Natatorium SPORTS Volleyball vs. Minnesota Tonight, 7:30 p.m. Varsity Arena The Michigan Daily Friday, October 27, 1989 Page 10 # . .. . .. .... ...... . ...... . ...... . ................... w 'M' CAN SINK OR SWIM LAKERS Icers try to hold onto first DAVD LUBLINER Mike Moes, co-captain of the Michigan hockey team will lead his Wolverine teammates into Sault Ste. Marie...…

…INDIANA Continued from page 1 And this game might be Thompson versus the entire Wolverine squad. "There's no greater running back in the country than Anthony Thompson," Schembechler said. "He's very difficult to stop. Actually, I haven't seen anyone stop him this year." Thompson has been running wild in 1989, averaging 5.3 yards every time he touches the football. Last week, he tore the Minnesota defense to shreds, gaining 216 yards and three ...…

…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 27, 1989 Fall seasons near conclusion Field Hockey, Men's and Women's cross country finish year by David Schechter Daily Sports Contributor When the team bus departs for Columbus today, the Michigan field hockey team will head into its final week. The Ohio State game emerges as a must win game for the Wolverines who hope to carry their seniors into their first postseason tournament ever. Having ...…

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…Fall fashion: All that's By Marilyn Kitzes Since the new school year is al- ready in full swing, most fashion- conscious students already know what's "hot", "hip", "cool", and "now" in the world of clothes. For those of you that don't, or possibly didn't care enough to find out, here's your golden opportunity to become somewhat in vogue. Suede is a big item this fall - especially in jackets and shoes. The fringed suede coat is making a comeba...…

…Administrative Running the ' r4'4 r7 Elegance: i ? in style Photos by Jonathan Liss At right: After Six collection black tails tuxedo, ($355.00) and white cotton shirt ($35.00); Lord West vest ($35.00); cane, ($5.00); and Formally Yours top hat ($22.50). All clothing available from Marty's. Mimmina black wool jersey evening gown with quilted cuffs ($950.00), available at Renaissance, and rhinestone earrings ($46.00), available at Hutzels. ...…

…You would think that MSA President Aaron Williams and Campus Governance Chair Susan Langnas could put aside their politics for just a few hours. You would hope that after they escaped the political forum, and draped themselves in the hottest new clothes, they could put their ideas behind them. Well, they did...sort of. "I was concerned that women wouldn't be objectified in the modelling. The issue of women in advertising penetrated my mind con...…

…Teaching Classic Dress Photos by Jose Juarez The classic look of a tweed coat or a simple suit will probably never go out of style. And who better to model such an enduring look than two of the University's mosti venerated faculty members? Arlene Saxonhouse, professor of political science, and Gayl Ness, chair of the Senate Advisory and Committee on University Affairs, have been at the University for a combined 42 years. "The University is ...…

…Down On... ,e 1° - y1oG 1 , ' y1. II" Washington Liberty = William m -s UN U. WL H) UafM Campus s Madison 01 It 1 _ _i -L - 1. Iki "0000, - - ~ - - '1 F7 0Q milt / Hoover_ v a S e a ls, O *Extensive sheet music department " Yamaha electronic keyboards You could be playing the piano now if. you were renting one from King's. From $40 per month plus moving. Hours: Mon-Wed Thu-Fri Sat 9:30-5:30 9:30-8:30 10:00-5:00 115...…

…OAn a+~c t#' a.udc Go+ tCc4aa a ata&,4 za tsG & ey 4 L#~' .. WaUot uaad 7J~6 oru 4m, -w t44tW n dwn 11 Amoa 4E 44 ago"t wt&~r, 46%t "4'dG eiem. -4 , a'' " oa Am ad~ W4 4Lo 0~4* adcs t 7Ocloid 4 tO - it #et !tdmat did 4 uk a ta~c aad u ,44m Far left: Ann wears forest green polkadot charmeuse pants, ($168); gold rayon jersey ($40); silk chiffon scarf in hair, ($45), available at Collected Works. Jeff wears grey pleated pants ($7); grey stripe...…

…0 Who's the better president? "Oh, I am." "No, I am definitely." Well, maybe that wasn't the best question, but we can certainly bet that with senior~s Julie barkin and Q~ick Woodrum, in charge of. the Interf'raternity and Panhellenic councils, lif'e at the office is never dull. "I like it when he serenades everything," said Julie with only the tiniest bit of' sarcasm. "I like her sense of' humor," he said. Toth have been involved with the Gr...…

…Dr. Style has the ,, ans Note: Dr. Style, fashion consul- tant to personalities ranging from Tina Yothers to the Rev. Al Sharp- ton, has agreed to take over the * columnist's space for this issue. Jim Poniewozik, who couldn't match his socks if he only owned one pair, will be back next week. Maybe. Hello, loves! Time to see what Dr. Style has in his genuine chin- chilla mailbag today... Dear Dr. Style: My seven year- old son, Timmy, hasn't ...…

… TI ... _ i .=. HE* i - I What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend out about yourself through family crisis. Directed by Gary David Goldberg of "Family Ties" fame. At Showcase: 12:05, 7:25, 9:50, 12:10 DO THE RIGHT THING Spike Lee, the controversial, low budget loving director returns for another film that speaks of racial attitudes and tensions. At Ann Arbor I & II-Daily, 5:00. THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS Jeff and Beau Bridges star in ...…

…i THE APARTMENT LOUNGE (769-4060) Friday: Private Sector, modern dance-oriented R&B Saturday: The Whiptones, R&B and soul THE ARK (761-1451) Friday: Laketown Buskers; old- time music Saturday: James Keelaghan, Canadian singer and songwriter Furthermore IDAY "Ojibwa Basket Making: The Tradition Lives On" - exhibit at the U-M Exhibit Museum open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Safewalk - Night-time walking service, Rm. 102 UGLi; 8 to 11:30 p.m.; 936-1000...…

…Fashion in the street wear weara Photos by Jose Juarez Marcie Alvaraao "Because of the cold Michigan weather." Eric Wunderlich "I grabbed whatever looked warm before I went outside." PASS IT AROUND! Howre you going to do it? .elj ,xX\ Andl I want to express my deeply felt indebtedness and gratitude to my PS/2. It helped me get more done -so I had more time, for fun." _ '' q] PS/2 it!! MA? ENGLISH COURSES Intensive and semi-intensive ...…

… OPINION 4 ARTS 9 SPORTS 10 What's wrong with savings & loans? Shame on you, Patrick Swayze N Who is Michigan's Mr. Tenacity - on ice and off? Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. C, No. 37 Ann Arbor, Michigan -Thursday, October 26, 1989 Ex-Pres. Ford speaks on abortion, elderly by Christine Kloostra Daily Staff Writer Former President Gerald Ford was featured as the keynote speaker last night at a fundraising dinner for a...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily -Thursday, October 26, 1989 It rarely happens on the Senate floor Senator John Glenn (D-Ohio) is slugged on the jaw by Michael Green of Washington, D.C., yesterday while being interviewed for television. Police took the assailant into custody. Lecturer: Gorbachev a threat to socialism by Hunter VanValkenburgh Perestroika, as proposed b Mikhail Gorbachev, will lay th groundwork for the return of capital ism - and all...…

…E. Lansing busts 'pay- to-drink' parties EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) The attack on pay-to-drink parties 'ill go on in East Lansing until Michigan State University students ruit holding them, police said Syesterday. "We're not going to put up with anything that's illegal. It's a felony 'violation and we're certainly not 4going to put up with it," said police Capt. Richard Murray, who plans to tise plainclothes officers to stop the parties. < Last ...…

…OPINIoN Page 4 Thursday, October 26, 1989 The Michigan Daily A} beie MIdligan BaivU Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. C, No. 37 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. What's upwth S&Ls In suppI W HY ARE so many savings and loans going un...…

…The Micbigan Daily-- Thursday, October 26, 1989 - Page 5 Sexual Assault Awareness Week SAPAC shows how to help by Gwen Shaffer When supporting a survivor of sexual assault, people must remain non-judgmental and keep a "sympathetic ear," a counselor said during a Sex- ual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC) brown bag lunch and discussion yes- terday. "No one ever invites rape," SAPAC Coun- selor Kata Issari said. "The rapist c...…

…Page 6 --The Michigan Daily -Thursday, October 26, 1989 ClASS.IFIED TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED IN Rit tcij*1tpii J.. X ads cost $2.10/line for the first day, $.70/line for each additional consecutive day X ads must be placed by 11:00 a.m. the morning before publication )( ads nps be prepaid with cash, an in town check, or a money order X' ads may be removed from publication, but there will be no refunds ALL NEW KITCHEN & BATH. 2 bedroc duplex ne...…

…ARTS 'the Michigan Dailyy Thursday, October 26, 1989 Page 7 Soundstage rocks'U' Host Donovan Grey spiffs up an institution BY KRISTIN PALM THEY call him Mellow Yellow. He calls himself Donovan Grey (the British spelling, of course) which is testimony to the fact that University Activities Center's Soundstage is becoming more professional, with people behind the scenes using cos- mopolitan names and everything. Grey is the director of...…