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…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 14, 2005 - 3B 'M' youth polish skills at MSU en By Max Sanders and Robert Kaitz Daily Sports Writers Don't let the glitz of the gridiron distract you. Be careful not to let the last-second buzzer-beat- ers and 360-degree dunks mesmerize you. Be wary of falling in love with overtime hockey and one-timers. Follow these warnings because, if you don't, you might forget that wrestling season has indeed ...…

…Tuesday November 15, 2005 sports. michigandaily. com sports@michigandaily.com abE leidigzn ail PORTFS 11 For sake of unity, Blue Out wins What do you get when you convince 25,000-plus stu- dents at Michigan Stadium to all wear maize for a Michigan football game? A pretty kick-ass stu- dent section. What do you get when you con- vince them all to wear blue? A slightly less awesome group of fans. But I guess the bottom line is that either o...…

… AUT BAR Continued from page 5B sidering the look and feel, it had to be one that was 'positive and affirming." The welcoming setting has made aut BAR a second home for many of its visi- tors. "So many people have come through our doors and wished they had something like this 'back home.' " Orr said. Yet despite its all-encompassing feel, aut BAR is careful to ensure its primary clientele is given first priority as it contin- ues to evolve and...…

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…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 21, 2005 - 3B Frosh Smith impressive in opener By Kevin Wright Daily Sports Writer Friday night was Jerret Smith's first col- legiate game - but his performance didn't show it. When the freshman point guard entered the game with just under 13 minutes remaining in the first half, the Wolverines held a tight 13-11 lead. Five minutes later, when Smith returned to the bench, Michigan had gained a comfo...…

…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 28, 2005 - 3B Fans make f< ASHINGTON - Before I came up north, my Thanksgiving football tradition had nothing to do with throwback jerseys or professional football. Throughout high school, I spent my Thanksgiying mornings watching a much more interest- ing game. The Turkey Bowl is the annual high school chain- pionship game for the DCIAA, Washington, D.C.'s conference for public schools, and it's t...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 2, 2005 Blue barely scrapes by in exhibition matchup By Ian Robinson Daily Sports Writer After 37 minutes, Krista Clement had scored just five points. Coach Cheryl Burnett gave her the green light to shoot at any open opportunity, and Clement increased the throttle with seven of the team's final nine points - leading Michi- gan to a thrilling 65-64 victory over Athletes in Action last night at Cri...…

… 0 0 0 From The Editor 3B The Daily Dish Andrew Yahkind on the LSA language requirement and improving student life. 4B Architecture Column Austin Dingwall on how tall buidings can alter Ann Arbor's dynamic. 5B The List A guide to the happen- ings, concerts and shows roun town this weekend. 5B Point/Counterpoint The superheroes take on tonight's Ludaris con- cert at Hill Auditorium. RANDOm STuDENT INTERVI EW loB Sex Column Brooke Snyder...…

…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 7, 2005 LINE OF THE WEEK Andrew Cogliano Forward Friday's game vs. Notre Dame 2 G, 2 A, 5 shots NOTABLE QUOTABLE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK "It was a dive." - Michigan forward Chad Kolarik talking about the diving penalty given to him in the second period of Saturday night's game. Matt Amado (Notre Dame) Amado notched a goal in each game during the weekend series. Andrew Cogliano (Michigan) The ...…

…12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 2005 ARTS FUNNY BSINESS S STUDENTS GET INVOLVED IN Al's BURGEONING IMPROV SCENE By Hyatt Michaels Daily Arts Writer Chicago has The Second City, New York has the Upright Citizens Brigade and now Ann Arbor is launching its own improvisational dynasty thanks to a thriving bond between the comedy club Improv Inferno and the student improv groups at the University. With its stacked bar and re...…

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…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 14, 2005 Michigan 41, Indiana 14 Breaston thrills as Blue tops Hoosiers By Gabe Edelson Daily Sports Writer The numbers speak for themselves. After the first half of Saturday's game against Indiana, receiver Steve Breaston had accumu- lated 201 all-purpose yards on just eight touches - an average of over 25 yards per play. The entire Hoosiers team managed a paltry 167 in the same span. The sli...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 15, 2005 0 MEN'S TENNIS Blue's Mazlin ends season on high note at Big Tens By David Murray For the Daily And then there was one. Just one of Michigan's men's tennis players could handle the onslaught at the Big Ten singles Champi- onships' talented field over the weekend. Freshman Andrew Mazlin was the lone Wolverine to make it to Monday - where he fell just short in the consolation semifinals of ...…

… 3B The Daily Dish Rodo fo Altamirano on how international students adjust to the University. 4B Book Excerpt "Writing Ann Arbor," edited by Laurence Goldstein. 5B Going aut Local bar serves the gay community. 6B Heart of the City Local experts tell about Detroit's shortcomings and hopes for the future. 10B Style Column Aymar Jean on not judging the poorly dressed people. From The Editor RANDOM STUDENT INTERVI EW Random thinks Kinesiology ...…

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…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 21, 2005 Ohio State 2 5, Michigan 21 Loss merely a microcost Start with extremely high expectations, immediately get put in place, then make everyone believe something great can hap- pen, only to fall short. I'm not just talking about the pat- tern over a period of a three-month season. I'm talking about the pattern over a 60-minute game. This game. The Wolverines have a knack for stringi...…

…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 28, 2005 HITTING AFTER THE WHISTLE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Ryan Potulny Minnesota The forward had a hat trick on the power play, including two goals in two minutes during the first period. Minnesota's junior gave Michigan's pen- alty kill headaches all night long. NOTABLE QUOTABLE "Our forwards couldn't get to (the loose pucks) or didn't get to them or weren't sure they wanted to pay the price to g...…

…0 e No more drama? 9 9 TZriE DAILY )DISH Between the Sheets I I Sex Column By Brooke Snyder Pres explains new Hi LSA Student Government preside By Doug i T a heard it again today for the mil- lionth time, "Drama, drama, drama ... It's always something new with you." No matter how hard I try to avoid it, the drama just gravitates toward me like aper clips to a magnet. But, I will be the first to admit that I do have un petit pro- bleme...…

…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 7, 2005 - 5B Hustling Helvey key in 'M' win By Daniel Bromwich Daily Sports Writer At the end of the game, the ball ended up where it had spent most of the day - in the hands of junior Kelly Helvey. On Sunday, the Michigan women's basketball LG" team defeated the Ohio Legends in Crisler Arena to win their second exhibition game of the season 71-63. While sophomore Ta'Shia Walker scored 24 points to...…

…Thursday November 10, 2005 sports. michigandaily. com sports@michigandaily.com Oe RTSiliganil 13A - - ----- . . ... ........... .. - ----------- Spikers sweep Spartans By Robert Kaitz For the Daily Pistons are still beast of the East T he world's best basketball team the game who's never tried to play the plays in Auburn Hills. slow-it-down, grind-it-out, overwhelm- I'll say it just four games into ingly defensive style that characterizes...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Football Saturday - November 12, 2005 The Michigan Dailv -- Footba Th1%,Mc1"115 lI V lj- a gDo Weight of gold: Graham steps up By Stephanie Wright Daily Sports Editor Evensin this era of oversized players, Ythere's still a place at Michigan for line- backer Chris Graham. The sophomore doesn't have great size - at 5-foot-l and 224 pounds, he's much smaller than the prototypi- cal inside linebacker. But over the year...…

…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 14, 2005 - 5B The Daily Dashboard After every game of the 2005 season, The Michigan Daiy's football writers will you for a ride in Lloyd's C The,-a.4es all refer to different variables that will fluctuate from week to week, depending on how the team and fans perform, D~eensie Lntensity is a measure of - you guessed it -how well the Wolverines manage to stop their oppo- The Carr-o-meter is a rough g...…

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…0 6 - The Michigan Daily - Football Saturday -- November 19, 2005 He Shal Overcome Things haven't always been easy for Prescott Burgess. If they had been, he might not be who he is today. By Gabe Edelson * Daily Sports Writer The Michigan Daily - Football a ie roIfa B dIu STAFF PICKS Predictions against the spread for 11/19/05 No. 9 Ohio State (-3) at No. 17 Michigan prescott Burgess had been aching all season for an interception. "Just wa...…

…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 21, 2005 - 56 The Daily ..Dashboard ..After every gane of the 2005 season., The Michigan D)aily's football writers will take you for a idein Uoyd's c~ar. The.gauges all refer to ......diffret..bles that will ...fluctuate froin week towek d......g.± hothe team Dfensive Intensity is a measure of - you guessed it - how welh he Wolverines ...manage to stop their oppo-. nents. The Carr-o-meter is a roug...…

…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 28, 2005 - 5B FASTBREAK Saturday's Game MICHIGAN 78 - BUTLER 74 Horton puts Early on, junior center Courtney Sims looked like that over-sized sixth grader back in middle school. You know, the one who all the parents thought lied about his age but really was just a victim of an early puberty. He may not have been the most elegant player on the court, but he used his height well. Sims was five inc...…

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… 0 0 S 0 cmk with Freshman Andrew Cogliano didn't give up when he was held score- less in the first three games of the season. And with his sights set on a national champion- ship, Cogliano wants to stay at Michigan for all four years. By James V. Dowd Daily Sports Writer Photos by Rodrigo Gaya and Mike Huslebus II g t Jin Maize and Blue was tougher to decipher than the reasoning behind a Dr. Seuss book. After the freshman notched 10...…

…14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 2005 Wrestling lacks major sport hype By David Murray For the Daily As if suffering through grueling two-a-day workouts, maintaining a specific weight and going into fierce hand- to-hand combat to represent the block 'M' isn't enough, the Michigan wrestling team has even more to overcome. The Wolverines also have to deal with the lack of expo- sure they receive around campus, despite their ach...…

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…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 14, 2005 Starting the season off right Free throw removes preseason jitters as Blue's Harris rebounds SHUBRA OHRI/Daily After failing to score in Michigan's first exhibition game, guard Dion Harris netted 14 points in the 101-56 victory over Northern Michigan on Friday. CagersdestroyuskiHes 1infinal tune up By Kevin Wright Daily Sports Writer He could finally relax. Junior Dion Harris was a...…

… -W W'' 7W7, T 0- BooK EXCERPT Writing Ann Arbor: A Literary Anthology Edited by Laurence Goldstein Courtesy of The University of Michigan Press, Copyright 2005 In Ann Arbor's 181-year history, the city has inspired a number of essays, poems and short stories. The city, and later the University, has inspired a broad range of writers - from world- renowned author Robert Frost to countless local authors. In his anthology, Laurence Goldst...…

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… -W IV 7W w The Michigan Daily - SportsN The Other Rivalries Football, basketball and maybe even hockey arguably all have the same two big rivals - Michigan State or Ohio State. B isn't known to most fans is that, for many of Michigan's teams, there are long-standing, bitter rivalries besides these 1 Track & Field vs. Arkansas Since 1984, Arkansas cross country and track and field teams have won 41 national championships. Michigan's...…

…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 28, 2005 Daily has issued its report card to 11 of Michi- gan's teams based on their fall performances. Summary: First-year coach Nancy Cox started off with three- straight losses, but the team won 10 of its final 12 games. In the end, Cox had a tremendously successful rookie season, coaching Michigan to a Big Ten Championship. Senior defenseman Lori Hill- man controlled the middle of the fie...…

…0 0 9 0 All of our glass (was) smashed up all over the kitchen floor, and I had a safe that they did a num- ber on. - "Rob" University student charged with possesion of mari- juana with intent to deliver and operating and main- taining a drug house. At Tim's first court date he was told that if he cooperated with the police his charges would be reduced. Police wanted him to help to find a drug dealer involved in a larger operation. Tim to...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 2005 - 15A E WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING It's a long fall from 33 feet up, so why not adjust and go? STEVEN TAI/Daily Freshman Erin Dallos has started every game this year and is second on the team in points with 18. She scored two crucial goals In last weekend's Big Ten Tournament. Frosh0 s ao t e lue' best By Colt Rosensweig Daily Sports Writer Most freshmen don't exhibit the poise and expertise...…

…The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 14, 2005 - 7B SMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY As a team, Harniers miss NCA~ By Lindsey Ungar Daily Sports Writer When the men's cross country team finished a disappointing fifth place a week ago at the Big Ten Championship, Michigan coach Ron Warhurst called out his team. "We've run the same type of practices here for five years, and the guys have always responded and came out and ran well," Warhurst said la...…

… A city decline, and how it can rise up again By Larry GantI Associate professor, School of Social Work SHOPEATDRINK Inside aut Kerrytown bar serves gay community BY Sarah Zlering | Daily Arts Writer I t's important to under- stand that the popula- tion (and economic benefits) of Detroit have risen and fallen with the auto industry. And it's also important to understand that Detroit had its peak both in population (2.1 million) and city-ba...…

… 0 0 0 Last year, 22 University students were arrested in marijuana raids. Now that the smoke has cleared, what really happened? By Julia F. Heming I Daily Staff Reporter ransacked. All the been broken down destroyed and his d tossed around th housemates told h happened. In the e the police, wearin had banged on th and charged in. Adam said there w police officers and a fe "It was like out of a they bang on your do( screaming with their...…

…16A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 10, 2005 'Funny stat' key for defensemen By James V. Dowd Daily Sports Writer In a world where statistics dominate so much of the judgment about an athlete's play, sometimes the key assets of a hockey defense- man's play get lost in the mix. One of the most popular ways to judge a defenseman is with their plus-minus rating - which gives a player plus-one for being on the ice when their team score...…

…8B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - November 14, 2005 'Puckheads' add a:: ::.: ., to Icers' c By H. Jose Bosch Daily Sports Writer MARQUETTE - As freshman goalie Billy Sauer came out onto the ice in the Berry Events Center, he was greeted by a large man in a baby diaper. The diaper, which had a crossed out block 'M' on the front and "Baby Goal- ie" written on the back was just one of many props used to make fun of the goalie's youth ...…

… , - - 0 AV Community-centered By Steve Tobocman|I State representative (D-Detroit) Someone's trashis a city' By Kelly Quinn I|Lecturer, College of Architecture and Urban PI little more than a decade ago, I began working in Detroit as an Americorps member for the first class of the Michi- gan Neighborhood Americorps Program. The program marked an innovative approach of "service learning" by matching University graduate students from ...…

… 8B - The Michigan Daily -- Tipoff 2005 - Thursday, November 10, 2005 Bapttsm by Ftre Dion Harris suffered through trials and tribulations, and now he's ready to win. By Kevin Wright U Daily Sports Writer a" He's got the smile back. And he has a reason When junior guard Dion Harris sprints out onto the court this season for the Michigan men's basketball team, he can look around and see Daniel Horton and Lester Abram in the backcourt with hi...…

… 00 2B - The Michigan Daily - Tipoff 2005 - Thursday, November 10, 2005 0 0 w The Michigan Daily - Tipoff 2005 STAFF PICKS Preseason selections Michigan regular season record Big Ten champion Big Ten second place Big Ten third place Michigan's Big Ten finish Big Ten Tournament champion Big Ten MVP Michigan MVP Big Ten surprise team NCAA "bracket buster" National Player of the Year Most overrated team Where Michigan's season ends Most o...…

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… p 0 T The Michigan Daily - Tipoff n 2001, Tommy Amaker took the helm of a Michigan basketball program in disarray. The Wolverines had just suffered through three consecutive miserable seasons and were brac- ing for impending NCAA sanctions. The situ- ation looked desperate. But after Amaker's 2001-02 squad - inherited from former coach Brian Ellerbe - struggled to an 11-18 record, hope re-emerged in Ann Arbor in the form of a highly-re...…