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November 11, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 32) • Page Image 1

…The most recent, and probably final, draft of the student code of conduct continues to extend University where it doesn't belong. Unfortunately, it looks like we're stuck with it. Whether you're a jazz fan or not, you'll enjoy "The Resurrection of Lady Lester," which will be performed Thursday through Sunday at the Mendelssohn Theater. Michigan moved up in the latest football polls, but the Wolverines' shot at a national championship is now ...…

November 12, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 33) • Page Image 1

…If Ann Arbor city officials really want us to got to the polls and vote, then they should make it possible to do it without waiting in hour-long lines. A lot of people think the Daily is full of fiction every day, but today, we're actually admitting it. Check out our annual Fiction and Poetry issue. Michigan sports fans can take a trip down memory lane at the Towsley Sports Museum located in Schembechler Hall. EA Today Gray with occasional ...…

November 13, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 34) • Page Image 1

….. 8 SPORT Balancing secular and religious life is a difficult feat on a diverse college campus like this one. Take a look at what some students are doing to avoid losing their religions. It really is a shame about Ray. Just ask The Lemonheads. They'll be bringing their unique style to the St. Andrew's Theater tonight. The Michigan hockey team looks to continue its dominance over Miami whent it hosts a two-game series at Yost Arena this we...…

November 16, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 35) • Page Image 1

…Roger DeRoo and Brian Kight are two qualified candidates in today's Michigan Student Assembly elections. After that, it's anybody's guess. "The Resurrection of Lady Lester" combined jazz and drama to recreate the life of saxophone great Lester Young. Read a review of this original work by a University Theatre professor. The Michigan Wolverines won, lost and tied this weekend. They tied Illinois, won a trip to the Rose Bowl, and lost any hope...…

November 17, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 36) • Page Image 1

…"P i . Through a deluge of unethical propaganda, the University administration is desperately trying to convince students that they really do want the code. AT The earthy themes in Janet Kaufman's poetry traces back to her roots on a tobacco plantation in Pennsylvania. Hear this talented author read from her work today at Rackham. Yeah, the Rose Bowl is already clinched. And no, there is no real chance at the national title. But this is Mich...…

November 18, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 37) • Page Image 1

…Once again, the salary figures of University personnel show that this school continues to be a good ol' boys club. At least, that's where the money is. They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away - but this year's SophShow's got a whole tree. Confused? Read the preview. Michigan men's basketball coach Steve Fisher fell four short of another Fab Five, but the one player he signed could be a good one. Today cloudy to partly sunny; High 40, ...…

November 19, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 38) • Page Image 1

…Racism reared its ugly head in Ann Arbor recently, when the Hillel Center was the victim of vandalism. The community must come together to end this hatred. "Speed of lightning. Roar of thunder. Fighting all who rob and plunder." Who can it be? Who else? It's that prototypical American hero - Underdog! S.P " The Road to the Final Four begins tonight. Well, sort of. The Michigan men's basketball team opens its season with an exhibition game ag...…

November 20, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 39) • Page Image 1

…What would Michigan-Ohio State weekend be without dueling editorials between the Daily and the Lantern? Our Buckeye friends make their annual attempt to write coherent English. When the object in the mirro looks larger than you want it to be, you begin to question your own self-esteem. Many women turn to dieting to regain their sense of self-worth. "PORs Michigan is down. Ohio State is up. But the Wolverines still match up well with the Buck...…

November 23, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 40) • Page Image 1

…The code war is over, and the good guys lost. Students have a new Code of Conduct, like it or not. Our only recourse is to monitor its implementation carefully. Believe the hype. Spike Lee, after a string of promising but flawed films, finally proves he's for real with "Malcolm X." Read Aaron Hamburger's review. Michigan missed an extra point, played conservatively, and tied a team it should have beaten. Sound familiar? This wasn't Illinois ...…

November 24, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 41) • Page Image 1

…Regent Deane Baker tarnished his anti-code stance when he attempted to tack on homophobic amendments to the code. Daily film critics Alison Levy and Michael Thompson debate the merits of the John Hughes/Chris Columbus remake, er, sequel, "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York." The Michigan cross country teams made school history at the NCAA Championships in Bloomington this weekend. The men finished fifth, and the women placed eighth. Today Plent...…

November 25, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 42) • Page Image 1

…U-M has been granted yet another appeal hearing on the case regarding the hiring of President James Duderstadt. The university should wake up and admit it violated the spirit of the law. Disney does it again with "Aladdin," the latest in a long line of animated masterpieces. This film features some of Disney's best characters yet. The Michigan icers storm the Palace of Auburn Hills Saturday in the first hockey game ever played in the facilit...…

November 30, 1992 (vol. 103, iss. 43) • Page Image 1

…Since 1989, the percentage of minority faculty members at the U-M has risen two points to 13 percent. The university should be commended for its efforts in this area. They're made of terracotta, they were buried for two thousand years, and they're at the Museum of Art. Read about the exhibit, "The Invincible and Immortal Army: Warriors from Xian." The Michigan women's basketball team embarks on its 1992-93 campaign tomorrow night. For a clos...…

November 01, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 24) • Page Image 1

… Cross Country teams sweep conference championship meets Performance differed vastly from real life Ws PORTS3onday *12 t t .Aw 74PI 44&w One hundred three years of editorial freedom val. C N 24 AmAbor Michigan - Moay, November 1 1993 1993 The Michigan Daily Millions mourn as ilm1Icons pass away By JON ALTSHUL * lY FILM EDITOR In two unrelated incidents, actor River Phoenix and acclaimed Italian film director Federico Fellini passed away...…

November 02, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 25) • Page Image 1

… r s - , k,. , { .a 777 7, 8 .., a. y .g. t.._ , ;N'? ,,_ 3 .1W tti 1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom i I U.S. cities to choose new leaders in elections ASSOCIATED PRESS Republicans hope to whittle the big Democratic advantage at state- louses and city halls today in elec- tions for the top jobs in New Jersey, Virginia and New York City. The contests offer the broadest glimpse of voter attitudes on crime and taxes sinc...…

November 03, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 26) • Page Image 1

…'Rejt Xo esn't just blow smoke, Botterill" ira"I"I'Flibed CCH'A player of the.weewlk top jine snin, s I I Can 74ri 10 -lw One hundred three years of editorial freedom 'U' will 11 By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER The University will likely report *the largest enrolled number of under- represented minorities in its history early next week, officials said yester- day. Last year under-represented mi- norities constituted about 12 p...…

November 04, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 27) • Page Image 1

…E I Former Cal roan named men's assistant coach One of world's best baritones coming to Hill Thomas Hampson a ! A --&k'&-'7 -1 it *id r at One hundred three years of editorial freedom Court employee ealleges sexual bias By JONATHAN BERNDT DAILy STAFF REPORTER In a suit filed Tuesday in Washtenaw County Circuit Court, a district court employee alleges she was racially and sexually discrimi- lated against during a reorganization i...…

November 05, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 28) • Page Image 1

…M' hockey heads north to play> No. I1Lake State SPORTS Keillor tells 'guy' stories tonight at Hill I It t t at One hundred three years of editorial freedom DARWINKatherine Mataranka-=+ Daly Waters Dunmarra Roadhouse Elliott ~Renner Springs Tennant Creek0 The University's solar car, *Barrow Creek Maize and Blue, is taking part 0Ti Tree in the World Solar Challenge. Aice The race runs more than 1,900A miles from Darwin to Adelaide. Loo...…

November 07, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 29) • Page Image 1

…11 Icers knock off top-ranked LSSU, then beat Ferris 4 - 3D d 's C ' ^4 R .i4 d2 k! thei'r slillllml n, S Y . e;t _P____da WE OF4 ti One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vo IVN.2 n roMci -I ody -ene 7 93@19 h [ihianDa Parents visit 'U,' leave students fed, well-clothed By MELISSA PEERLESS DAILY NEWS EDITOR Thousands of credit cards were worn thin this weekend when parents visited the University's campus -- leaving students ...…

November 09, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 30) • Page Image 1

…Soccer teams to compete in national championship tournaments Michelle McQuaid and the women's squad will'be heading to play in the Arizona sun. Ha pson's version would hye surprised even Schumann :1 A' It *l f 4tial at One hundred three years of editorial freedom . C ,i. A A hg -y r , DARWINKatherine Mataranka -- Larrimah - 0 Daly Waters Dunmarra Roadhouse Ellio r g 0 Renner Springs . Tennant Creek The Maize and Blue reached Barrow Cr...…

November 10, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 31) • Page Image 1

…Mo hopes newest defensive lineup will stay tough 5^ th rlo e tof Hillel. e .:t k _ ' ARTS ch., Pota WE at One hundred three years of editorial freedom f . Av N .A A ,.:Rl 1 9 hAy Gore, Perot pander to public in debate WASHINGTON (AP) -- Vice President Al Gore last night accused Ross Perot of abandoning his one- time support for the North American Free Trade Agreement "to bring out the politics of fear." In a contentious debate, Perot ...…

November 11, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 32) • Page Image 1

…Walkons come out for the opportunity of a lifetime It's Frost with an attitude and you're welcome to join .. R _ , , -'"~ace IC Vr 'I tin ti One hundred three years f editorial freedom Recovered alcoholic *advocates moderation By RANDY LEBOWITZ DAILY STAFF REPORTER It's OK to drink, said Mike Green, but make sure you do it in modera- ion. Green, a recovering alcoholic and former hockey player for the Pittsburgh Penguins, of- fered his...…

November 12, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 33) • Page Image 1

…....T.....w.,,.,. 'Carmelites' opened at the Power Center Complete election preview I;~~.N~zU3 1 . i we k*1 "Iti One hundred three years of editorial freedom S I ,- y ., 99g a 'M' football chases sixth victory in Metrodome By ANDY DE KORTE DAILY FOOTBALL WRITER Michigan football started this sea- *on "chasing six." Tomorrow, the Wolverines can get number six. Cru- elly, however, the six represents vic- tories and not the sixth consec...…

November 15, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 34) • Page Image 1

… 11-1 Blue clinches a bowl, but which Wolverines will MSA - .a'~ 2 TODA Nov. 16 and 17 show gyp? Ii ~~.J ;~W Ij'I rz A It f 41v rnig One hundred three years of editorial freedom 4Ag- y AWAR a { x Drake's shop shuts down after 65 years By JOE DURRANCE FOR THE DAILY The sign in the front window of the small shop with the red and white striped awning reads "Our 65th year." And 1993 is also the last year for Drake's Sandwich Sh...…

November 16, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 35) • Page Image 1

… 0.' * /e rivalry only thing that can salvage Mo's season r Pacino still perfect for gangster role, knows 'Carlito's Way' I WE '4* icr an t1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom 'Uto pilot Dinect Student ILoan plan By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY STAFF REPORTER Students may save up to $100 per semester in loan costs, thanks to a decision by the federal government. At a press conference at the Uni- versity of the District of Colum...…

November 17, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 36) • Page Image 1

… New 'Piano' tickles the ivories at the Michigan WEy aIF One hundred three years of editorial freedom Sheldon, Democrats tangle over 'U'land-transfer memos By JAMES NASH DAILY STAFF REPORTER LAnn Arbor Democrats are casting Mayor ngrid Sheldon as a lawbreaker in a six-month saga involving the University, secret meet- ings, leaked memos and a patch of oak trees. Democrats Monday night fired the latest salvo in the long-simmering dispute...…

November 18, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 37) • Page Image 1

…new in 'Lion ewel' T I, t " P 0 f f f . . 4, ... ., j , ~ LET tti One hundred three years of editorial freedom V--a C-,N.3 AnAb M- an-JT)saNvme 8 93 93TeMcia al South Africa drafts equal constitution, ends apartheid KEMPTON PARK, South Africa (AP) - After a frantic day of bargaining, the government and African National Congress put the final touches yesterday on a *onstitution that ends apartheid by giving Blacks equal rghts fo...…

November 19, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 38) • Page Image 1

…'M'- football, hockey battle Ruckeyes in Any Arbor Ion Inn, the, Di' W'll a 2y y1 ;. h I I 1 1, 1 1 - I WEe *41v - L~t!U a'A One hundred three years of editorial freedom Blue looks to . wilt Buckeyes' Rose bouquet By ADAM MILLER DAILY FOOTBALL WRITER Traditionally, the Michigan-Ohio State football game has major impli- cations on the Big Ten race. Some- times it's a winner-take-all show- down, with the winner claiming the title and...…

November 22, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 39) • Page Image 1

…I Blue dominates Bucks Defense sparkles in football shutout; Sittler, Shields spearhead hockey sweep TODAY 1OMORROW WE One hundred three years of editorial freedom t 't ,4 . r , _ fA t t. , I 1e ( ~i t ; " w s. , - ------------- p . 4 -YInAi 4 #cia iiaa -- -- .3-a 1,a .The M~ -Ft I MSA to investigate electin f Allegations of alcohol consumption spur questions of wrong-doing, disorganization By KAREN TALASKI DAILY STAFF REPORTER In ...…

November 23, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 40) • Page Image 1

…Men's hoops bounces Ragnone In exhibition game J , ,,f The Add. sare enjoya-bly kooky i itle O 4 F4 LEcm *rn1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom AP PHOTO iencanrlines averts strike, chaos i Airline officials hope to fly 70 percent of ciple to end the strike and return to the schedule today, 85 percent tomorrow bargaining table immediately," Clinton told a White House news con- FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Association of Profe...…

November 24, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 41) • Page Image 1

…Women's hoops loses control, drops ball, season opener man's :est Friend' consumes all ut still b"Ites It One hundred three years of editorial freedom An AroMcia ensdy oebr2,19 tit State, group promotes *tough love', to help poor The Zeeland-based group links the poor with local trade and * business groups in finding jobs GRAND RAPIDS (AP) - The government helps the unemployed, and there are dozens of charitable organizations that aid...…

November 29, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 42) • Page Image 1

… Is to Tampa Year's date . State O VA:' Friendship makes for 'Perfect World' Q I WE f . "ZrW One hundred three years of editorial freedom WRec. MONKEY BUSINESS E.C. ministers to meet with Yugoslavian leaders GENEVA (AP) - The European Community (E.C.) is hoping to lure the leaders of Bosnia's warring factions back to the negotiating table with an offer to lift sanctions on Yugoslavia, the troubled region's powerbroker. But prospe...…

November 30, 1993 (vol. 104, iss. 43) • Page Image 1

…Cagers use second- half rally to surge past Cleveland St., 8471 ' Josh and S.A .N.' roams into young kids' hearts i WE LET ml 41V 41 p lw t til One hundred three years of editorial freedom V ol CIV , N o . 4 3 A n n A rb or, Mich~~ ~ ~~~~~ig - T e d y o e b r 3 , 1 9 9 3 T e M c i a a l I I Britain negotiates with IRA JHouse of Commons shows support after documents released UW police LONDON (AP) - The govern- ment won praise and...…

November 01, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 21) • Page Image 1

…Ig 2irrn UAr One hundred four years of editorial freedom -o VN. .AnAbr ihgn- .oebti19 94m IHALLOWEEN MUSIC Education key in gov r race By JONATHAN BERNDT Daily Staff Reporter For about 80 percent of the University's undergraduates, the road to Ann Arbor ran through a public high school. For the last 15 months, no issue has concerned Michigan's politicians more than educating the 1.6 mil- lion K-12 students in the state. In July 1993, the L...…

November 02, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 22) • Page Image 1

…itwI mx tti One hundred four years of editorial freedom Serial molester linkedto 5 assaults in ci Ise rfler to 5 litN .' By FRANK C. LEE Daily Staff Reporter Ann Arbor police believe the sus- pect involved in the abduction and threatened rape of a University stu- dent Oct. 23 may be responsible for at t four other assaults on women in e city and throughout the county during the past four years. This comes in the wake of a serial rapist alre...…

November 03, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 23) • Page Image 1

…r4fin 1,,4 ail One hundred four years of editorial freedom [, o CVNo 3 ,P r 11 N,* U.S. moves to prop up dollar Greenback falls to record low The Washington Post WASHINGTON - The United States intervened in oreign currency markets yesterday to prop up the value of the dollar after it hit a record low against the Japanese yen and remained weak against the German mark. The Federal Reserve - acting for itself and the Treasury Department - bou...…

November 04, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 24) • Page Image 1

…e trial a fit, IMPPW One hundred four years of editorial freedom Former cream puff Purdue could challenge Wolverines By RACHEL BACHMAN Daily Football Writer When the nation's sports pundits called Michigan's 1994 football schedule one of the most grueling, chances are slim that Purdue figured into their calculations. Saturday's 1 p.m. game in West Lafayette was probably *oked on as a given. The Boilermakers (2-1-2 Big Ten, 4-2-2 overall) w...…

November 07, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 25) • Page Image 1

…we f*4 F LETac *ri r One hundred four years of editorial freedom $M4 EM Fire strikes vacan By MICHELLE JOYCE Daily Staff Reporter Fire ravaged through the floors of the former Delta Sigma Phi fraternity house early Saturday morning, leav- ing the fate of the house uncertain. The Ann Arbor Fire Department received acall at4:16 a.m. Saturday. By the time firefighters arrived at 1315 Hill St. a few minutes later, the blaze had already sprea...…

November 08, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 26) • Page Image 1

…nelaan One hundred four years of editorial freedom Uti Showdown '94 at the ballot box Republicans favored in tight races The Baltimore Sun WASHINGTON - An election that could profoundly change the bal- ance of U.S. politics reaches polling booths today after the most expensive - and one of the meanest- midterm campaigns on record. Odds favor a Republican takeovr 4 the Senate, according to politicians both parties, and a Republican take- ov...…

November 09, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 27) • Page Image 1

…National Tally V.S. Senate 53-47 U.S. House 232-202 U.S. Senate Virginia Charles Robb (D) Oliver North (R) Tennessee Jim Cooper (D) Fred Thompson (R) Bill Frisk (R) / Jim Sasser (D) U.S. Hoi se Illinois Michael Flanagan (R) *Dan Rostenkowski (D) Goverors California *PeteV4ilson.(R) Kathleen Brown (D) Florida Jeb Bush (R) *Lawton Chiles (D) Massachussetts *William F. Weld (R) Mark Roosevelt (D) New York George E. Pataki (R) *Mario M. Cuomo...…

November 10, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 28) • Page Image 1

…few gains in state Legislature By JONATHAN BERNDT Daily Staff Reporter They played "We are the Champi- ons" at the victory party Tuesday night as Gov. John Engler won re-election by more than 700,000 votes. But state Republicans were not as dominant in the legislative races. In the state House, which had been lit evenly, the Republicans seem to ve picked up only one seat. But it is enough to give them an outright ma- jority for the first time ...…

November 11, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 29) • Page Image 1

…it 00 if jt *ri One hundred four years of editorial freedom .' minority student enrollment reaches all-time record By RONNIE GLASSBERG Daily Staff Reporter Asian American enrollment at the University increased 1 percent this year, according to fall enrollment fig- ures released Wednesday - the larg- est increase for a minority group since the Michigan Mandate began in 1987. With this increased enrollment, and slight increases in Black, His...…

November 14, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 30) • Page Image 1

…'Elfin rn One hundred four years of editorial freedom 4 C V , N o . 3 A1 A r , g -4 Engler ti By SPENCER DICKINSON Daily Staff Reporter Gov. John Engler became a father for the first, second and third times yesterday as his wife Michelle gave birth to triplets at the University. "It's the most beautiful thing. It's really wonderful," Engler said of his "three beautiful girls." The babies - Margaret Rose, Hannah Michelle and Madeline Jenny -...…

November 15, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 31) • Page Image 1

…6peakers urge city to address domestic abuse By MATTHEW SMART and MICHELLE LEE THOMPSON Daily Staff Reporters In an emotional appeal urging the city to better address domestic violence, 45 speakers told the City Council not to ignore sexual assault during a public hearing last night. More than 200 students and local residents filled the council chambers to capacity as they listened to the testimony, much of it emotional. Some speakers recalled...…

November 16, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 24) • Page Image 1

…t mx i One hundred four years of editorial freedom EleCtion f or' MSA begin with gewissues By CATHY BOGUSLASKI Daily Staff Reporter Starting today, students have the chance to choose who will represent them on the Michigan Student As- seimbly for the next year. For candidates, the main question may be who will win, but for many students, the main question is, "Why Ther to vote?" Turnout in MSA elections histori- cally has been low, often be...…

November 17, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 33) • Page Image 1

…~~~2 lEt Un 1 4w 4 One hundred four years of editorial freedom J)uderstadt anticipates less funds from GOP I Regents-elect Horning, Fischer to attend today's board meeting By RONNIE GLASSBERG Daily Staff Reporter Republican tightening of the purse ngs in Washington and Lansing y bring fewer dollars to the Uni- versity, President James J. Duderstadt said in an interview yesterday. By allocating funds to the Univer- sity, the state has an eno...…

November 18, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 34) • Page Image 1

…'C i c rt tt1 One hundred four years of editorial freedom Former surgeon general to speak at winter graduation By LISA DINES Daily Staff Reporter Antonia Novello, former U.S. sur- geon general, will address students at this winter's commencement ceremony Dec. 18, University officials announced yes- terday. President George Bush appointed 'vello as the 14th surgeon general of the U.S. Public Health Service in 1990. She was the first woman ...…

November 21, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 35) • Page Image 1

…WREO ti One hundred four years of editorial freedom Vol CV, ,, 4m ' - a 4 aStudents approve funding .for AATU Michigan Party will retain majority of seats on assembly; 6.2 percent vote By CATHY BOGUSLASKI Daily Staff Reporter The balanceofpoweron the Michi- gan Student Assembly will not change significantly following last week's midterm elections, but a majority of voters disagreed with the party in power on at least one issue. The Michigan...…

November 22, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 24) • Page Image 1

…t,,Ig tti One hundred four years of editorial freedom V4l -V o 4AnAbr ihgn-Tedy oebr2,19 19 h ih al BLASTIN' AWAY NATO planes hit Serbian air base Clinton calls bombing 'entirely appropriate' Police composite of molester Search for molester produces new clues By FRANK C. LEE Daily Staff Reporter A ski mask used by a suspected serial molester has been found by the Ann Arbor police and is being exam- ined for clues. The police tracking dog,...…

November 23, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 37) • Page Image 1

…YC 2ir 4 Uain One hundred four years of editorial freedom I I ta ef ra I News Analysis Session to begm with lame ducks, so agenda Michigan Legislature to return next week with last chance to affect legislation By JONATHAN BERNDT Daily Staff Reporter. After all the Thanksgiving turkey *consumed, the Michigan Legisla- ture will return to.work next week for its "lame duck" session, the lastchance for defeated and retiring lawmakers to affect ...…

November 28, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 38) • Page Image 1

…it 'clan *rn1 One hundred four years of editorial freedom 1iErkey day break gives students a needed rest By JAMES R. CHO and DAVID SHEPARDSON Daily News Editors Gobble, gobble, gobble. The University ground to a virtual standstill as most of the 35,000 stu- dents deserted Ann Arbor and headed to all points home Wednesday. Yesterday, many students dodged al and frozen rain in driving back to pus while others were left stranded in airport te...…

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