…iiiiiiiiiiii i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i l l i l l i l l i l l i l l i l l I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i l l i l l i l l i l l i l l i I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i l l i l l i l i l l i l l i lI 2 - The *higan Daily - Footba y- November 1, 199 CoI&NT 0 j. GAME REVIEW i'ember 1, 1997 -Fo - INSIDE FOOTBALL SATURDAY - Little Brown Jug up for grabs foi Blue All Over Last weekend, No. 5 Mic...…
…2 m Unug News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years ofeditorliafreedom Monday November 3, 1997- . ,. <. . ;; ,.. . x ,.: Senate approves Gramlich for Fed U Former Public Policy Dean to begin work at national board today By Janet Adamy Da Staff Reporter a Senate vote Thursday, former Public Policy Dean Edward Gramlich was appointed to serve on the Federal Reserve Board. The seven-member board controls the U.S. money supp...…
…e til- a Imk qmPP7 ews: 76-DAILY dvertlsing: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editora lfreedom Tuesday November 4, 1997 r- 3 n i ME: I Daily In-depth: Class time Court will not hear -.Ima.dgmlh P ro P'O 209 BRYAN MCLELLAN.Daily tSA junior Bill Mullen sits in his art history class before a midterm exam yesterday in Mason Hall. University students generally spend less time in class than other students across the country. holds les...…
…0 ews: 76-DAILY dvertising: 764-0554 e2t t trirni *rnO One hundred seven years of editorz lfreedom Wednesday November 5, 1997 -- .. 'to Janet Adamy aily Staff Reporter The University will pay more to defend itself g t the anti-affirmative action lawsuit target- g"s admissions policies than the University of exas did when it fought a similar suit last year. UT received pro bono legal services from one f Texas' largest law firms, Vinson an...…
…it r an tti News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorrialfreedom Thursday November 6, 1997 Mil a 1111111 F!AIIIIIIIIII 111111111 m ill lam I Prop. 209 forces Berkeley & refocus The Daily Californian BERKELEY, Calif. (U-WIRE) - With the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to not examine Proposition 209, univer- sity officials are now looking toward solutions other than affirmative action to maintain a diverse stude...…
… One hundred seven years of editonzlfreedom *arl Friday November 7, 1997 \t f 2 .. k\. ... _.. :\ \ <, . c . . _.. _. .,..n, ate. .,.. .. JUDGMENT DAY Rose Bowl hopes hang 1111balance By Alan Goldenbach Daily Sports Editor Eight weeks of overachievement, developing a cutthroat defense and churning out one victory after another, come down to one game that will prove whether this Michigan team is all it's cracked up to be. Sure, the Wolve...…
…--,.-4 itta I Uti News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorzuilfreedom Monday November 10, 1997 I k a.- . x(" -. 4 --:4A 44A<,.4~ I : Ic ig r s t t I p ichigan takes over No. 1 spot in AP poll. John Lerol Daily Sports Editor STATE COLLEGE -The implica- tions of Michigan's domination of previously unbeaten Penn State reach far beyond the Big Ten standings. The Wolverines jumped three spots in the As...…
…C *MF Unti 76-DAILY ising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Tuesday November 11, 1997 'Dto change )illing methods Student assaulted at Arb y Sam Stavis aily Staff Reporter in an attempt to simplify the compli- ated computing system at the Iniversity, the Information Technology 'ivision is changing its method of pro- iding computing services to students, aff and faculty. Ling in January, ITD will provide 1I users with...…
…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 C41V 'trafil "I't One hundred seven years of edztoralfreedom Wednesday November 12, 1997 >. I Med Schi By Janet Adamy on the num and Jeffrey Kosseff enrolled in th Daily Staff Reporters minority stu Following a national trend, the number of School in 19 minorities who applied to the University's Parts of th ical School for this academic year Hopwood v. d ped 17 percent. School and P The decrease corr...…
…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 it,,t ti One hundred seven years ofeditorndfeedom Thursday November 13, 1997 __ I 'U' loan default fate low By Jeffrey Kosseff Daily Staff Reporter it's official. The numbers are tallied. Michig is No. 5 in the Big Ten. In an annual report released yesterday, the U a rtment of Education reported that t l!versity's student loan default rate for fist year 1995 was 4 percent - significantly low than th...…
…It , w y i r LS ;, ' (g 9 14 rews: 76-DAILY .dvertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years ofeditonlfreedom Friday November 14, 1997 :. r I ,., s;. r Parker k s to 'U' agesput on welfare 3y Jeffrey Kosseff )aily Staf Reporter Unlike many political pundits who comment on poverty rom the outside looking in, Starr Parker critiques the condi- tion of the poor as someone who once was on the inside. Parker, who spoke to a crowd of about 7...…
…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 It I Un *rni One huidred seven years of editor al freedom Monday November 17, 1997 I < Michiga By Nicholas J. Cotsonika lDaily Sports Editor MADISON - After four straight four-loss seasons and a summer of soul-searching, Michigan's coaches concluded that a lack of grit and mental toughness had Pi holding back their talented teams. They demand- e change, and Saturday they got it. Their top-ranked Wolve...…
…2trirni tt1 ammik 'Imprw ws: 76-DAILY vertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years ofeditorialfreedom Tuesday November 18, 1997 f.<: . ...a. 1?. I orun Four-day affirmative ction symposium starts ith legal, social history ySistine M. Palk aily ,aff Reporter "Affirmative Action 101: nderstanding the Controversy" began w most introductory college courses - with an overview and historical alysis of the emotional debate. The first event in ...…
…t I a tti ws: 76-DAILY vertlslng: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editoridfreedom Wednesday November 19, 1997 Ih e Showdown U' to limit housing options I ff .-OF 3DAYS o Michigan vs. No. 4 Ohio State Saturday, noon (ABC) side: Ohio State's head coach says his m is ready for the match-up. Page 10 Ca r kalist for coach of te year Alan Goldenbach ily Sports Editor ki~igan head football coach Lloyd a as one of six finalists for the ...…
…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 2 t t 'Elan t i One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Thursday November 20, 1997 I Pols hi By Jeffrey Kosseff Daily Staff Reporter State political figures hurled insults and lou ly argued their positions on affirmative action a panel discussion last night. The discussion on affirmative action featun s~ Reps. David Jaye (R-Macomb) and T ' ace (D-Detroit), state Sen. Alma Wheel Smith (D-Salem Twp...…
…WE,,1 irirni 41v News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editorlfreedom Friday November 21, 1997 r 9'V Housig changes concern 'JJ' regents By Janet Aamy Daily Staff Reporer Claiming they are being taken away from their families, members of the Residence Hall Association voiced concerns to University Housing offi- cials last night about limitations being put on upperclassman housing options. HA members said the new...…
…C41v r~trun 4,W" ews: 76-DAILY dvertising: 764-0554 One /undred seven years of editoriil feedom Monday November 24,1997 --- --- ------ - - - v y IN x 3 ~~- 1111 '1 1,IN1 - MICHIGAN 20, OHIO STATE 14 ext stop r unbeaten olverines: asadena MIan Goldenbach ports Editor Charles Woodson's grin stretched longer than sual, even for the confident All-American. It eemed to extend from end zone to end zone at ichigan Stadium. And in the middle of...…
…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 C t t t ti One hundred seven years tfeditorialfreedom Tuesday November 25, 1997 __ ' ' ,ay.<< :x e' ... m ----I Ioans file complaints of police brutality By Stephanie Hepburn and Heather Kamins Daily Staff Reporters Fans and alumni said they were shocked and upset by the behavior of campus and state police officers at iurday's football game against Ohio Witnesses of the post-celebration have alleg...…
…2F' r~trun *rn1 News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 One hundred sever 'years of editknorlfreedom Wednesday November 26, 1997 Stores prep for Rose By Jeffrey Kosseff "Any time a school goes to the Rose Bowl, Daily Staff Reporter companies want to jump on board," said As Michigan quarterback Brian Griese let Athletic Department Promotion Coordinator the clock run out during Saturday's victorious Paul Schager, whose office approves lic...…
… 10 - The Michigan Daily - Football Saturday - November 1, 1997 THE MATCHUPS Gophers have little chance against Big Ten's top defense ly John Lorol Daily Sports Editor Minnesota coach Glen Mason received a few encouraging e-mails after his Gophers almost upset No. I Penn State two weeks ago. One message read, "I just wanted to say what a great game your team played against Penn State. I am real- ly delighted I had a chance to talk to your ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 3, 1997 NATION/WORLD SHOW Continued from Page 1A with Destiny." Given on the eve of India's independence, _Nehru's speech describes India's awakening to an era of free- don "It was a great theme to pick because we're celebrating 50 years of independence," Sangwan said. Education senior Rajeshri Gandhi, who co-coordinated the show, explained to the audience how the event united the 400 participants...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 4, 1997 NATION/WORLD U. N. team tries to defuse Iraqi crisis - - -------------- OPP, AROUND THE NATIQN Supreme Court hears polygraph case UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Seeking to wrest concessions from the United Nations, Saddam Hussein agreed yesterday to let a three-member U.N. mission visit i'Iraq to try to defuse the crisis over .his plans to expel American arms inspectors. But the atmosphere of con...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 5, 1997 NATEONIWORLD Individuals experience different reactions to LSD LtSD Continued from Page 1 near his home. He stated in his book that these expe- riences as a child led him to psycho-hallucinogens that could possibly evoke similar visionary states. The student said the drug can lead to a life-chang- ing experience. "If you have done it, you have seen the other side," said the student who sai...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 - N T O I O L U.N. inspectors warn Iraq to not tamper with surveillance cameras s'i 444::,:Ltti;,; ., AROUND THE HATIO14 UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Taking advantage of a halt to U.N. arms inspections, Iraqis have hidden sen- sitive equipment and tampered with U.N. surveillance cameras, a senior U.N. official said yesterday. The chief U.N. weapons inspector, Richard Butler, said his teams w...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 7, 1997 NATION/WORLD I HEROIN Continued from Page 1. weeks ago. According to Oakland County Medical Examiner's office records, Forster's relatives told investi- gators he was a heroin addict for two years. According to the Monitoring the Future Study, less than one percent of college students surveyed said they had experimented with heroin in 1996, Osborn said an inhalant version of heroin has emer...…
…2A - The Michigan Daly - Monday, November 10, 1997 NATION WORLD CONFERENCE Continued from Page :1A Alternative Spring Break is a national program that matches 20,000 students each year with 400 community- service sites in the United States and South America. Thirty-eight years after President Kennedy announced the formation of the Peace Corps at the University, conference organizers said the University is a good place to discuss service iss...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 11, 1997 NATIONIWORLD U.S. seeks consequences against Iraq UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United States asked the U.N. Security Council yesterday to condemn Iraq and threaten it with "serious consequences" unless Baghdad backs down from its refusal to coop- erate with Americans on U.N. weapons inspection teams. Despite the harsh words, the United States appeared more interested in preserving council unit...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 12, 1997 NATION/WORLD U. N. moves to condemn Iraq the Washington Post For the UNITED NATIONS - The Security sources sai Council last night moved toward adop- chief ally tion of a U.S.-sponsored resolution that agreed that would condemn Iraq for its threats a warningc against American arms inspectors and if Baghda impose travel restrictions on Iraqi offi- expel UNS dials. But the United States ret...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 13, 1997 NATION/WoRLD LOANS Continued from Page 1A sightly at the University, the overall national average decreased .3 percent from 1994. The highest default rate, in .1990, was at 22.4 percent. '"We must acknowledge greater vigilance and more aggressive col- lections efforts involving each of the participants in the federal student loan programs - including stu- dents, schools, guarantee agenci...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 14, 19 PARKER Continued from Page 1 Without such a system, Parker said, poor chil- dren will continue to attend the least adequate schools. The welfare system, she said, was attractive to her and continues to attract millions of people because it pays more than many jobs. "They've gotten so entrenched in the system, they don't know how to get out," Parker said. "But there is life after welfare." Instea...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 17, 1997 NATION/WORLD CONFERENCE Continued from Page 1A of programs for the 675-member Association of American Colleges and Universities, said the IGRCC are necessary if colleges plan to achieve true diversity. "People are finally realizing that you can't just throw groups together and expect them to get along," she said. Representatives of five universities that have estab- lished programs similar...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 NATION/WORLD GAME Continued from Page 1 Engineering sophomore Joshua Sauer proposed a way around the regulation. "I'd try to get everyone else around me to rush the field, so they couldn't stop us," Sauer said. Rushing the field may endanger fans, Hall said. "It's our hope that people will not rush the field," she said. "It presents a danger to both people in and out of the stands." DPS wi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 NATION/WORLD Iraq's arsenal of toxic agents apipears Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - America's allie continue to debate the U.S. call for new crusade against Saddam Hussein but few dispute its dark premise: The Iraqi dictator has enough chemical anc biological weapons to wipe out infantry divisions, if not whole cities. Through a six-year cat-and-mouse game with U.N. weapons inspectors Hu...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 20, 1997 NATION/WORLD MSA Continued from Page 1A body to try to encourage voting. . "I think there will be an increase in voter turnout than last year," Nagrant said. "More students will know about this especially with the mass e-mail." LSA junior Kyu Kim said he votes every semester in the MSA elections. Kim said he usually votes for the candidates with the most well-known names, even though the...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, November 21, 1997 NATION/WORLD KELLY MCKINNELL/Daily Drector of Housing Public Affairs Alan Levy spoke before members of the Residence Hall Association in last night's meeting about housing shortages. :RHA seeks housing solutions HOUSING Continued from Page 1. Taylor suggested surveying students to find out what they want in terms of housing. "Let's find out what their druthers are in regard to housing," T...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 24, 1997 Flames engulf vacated restaurant By Rachel Edelman Daily Staff" Reporter A fire broke out at Magic Wok restaurant on East William Street on Friday afternoon. Two fire trucks quickly arrived to the scene, and fire- fighters worked to extinguish the fire, which caused no injuries. "There was fire damage to the roof and second floor," said Ann Arbor Fire Department Chief George Markus. The ro...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 NATiON/WORLD Leaders make bailout plan VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP)- Anxious to halt a burgeoning crisis, President Clinton and Pacific leaders polished a blueprint yesterday designed to calm turmoil that has rattled world mar- kets and humbled once mighty Asian economies. The plan would implement a $68 billion rescue effort, the largest financial bailout in history. As the presidents ...…
…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 26, 1997 Pentagon ears weapons gro, el NATION/WORLD WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 25 nations have or may be developing nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and ways to deliver them, Defense Secretary William Cohen said yesterday, calling the threat "neither far- fetched nor far off." "The front lines are no longer over- seas," said Cohen, releasing a report that said Americans could fall victi...…
…iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiii iiiiiii i III I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilillim iiiiiiiii 4 -- Th ichigan Daily - FoatbaItra - November 1, 1lW OTUR SPORTS 0. 0 . , .. N tmber 1, 1997 - Footbalt-y - The Michigan Ay - 9 I "ICER IGAN v v Ellerbe MicA an hoop N ew coach. New players. New schedule. "We feel like practice is going pretty well," I Same script. Ellerbe said. "The guys are all ready to play, and The Michigan men's basketball team they...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 3, 1997 - 3A i NEH names 'U'' Website tops The University's American Verse 'coject, which provides an electronic hive of American poetry before 1920, has been named one of the top educa- tional Websites on the Internet by the National Endowment for the Humanities. This distinction includes a link on the NEH's new Website, named EDSITEment at http:/edsitement.- nehfed.us. This site links to t...…
…Th.. 1#A*.-I.;,c-- r%-;I- T..^^A,%ti Illntrnrrtl nr A 1007 - '4 Suspect steals CDs; partiers allow suspect A homeowner in the 500 block of Linden Street found two dead-bolted doers kicked in early Saturday morn- ing, Ann Arbor Police Department reports state. The man found a suspect hiding in one of the upstairs bedroom's closet, at which point the suspect handed the musical selections to the homeowner, saying "hold these." V/hen the homeowne...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - 3 Death of U of Kentucky prof. caled homicide *A University of Kentucky architec- ture professor was found dead Monday morning, the Kentucky Kernel reported. Police found the body of Paul "Pete" "' nney, Jr. on a rural road outside -Lexington. The death was labeled a homicide, but police would not con- firm how the victim died or if a weapon was involved. Further details of the d...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 6, 1997 - 3A Drug abuse studies receive big money The Institute for Social Research @s the recent recipient of S30 mil- lion of funding for two of its ongoing studies. An ISR project team, The Monitoring of the Future, earned $23 million for its ongoing surveys of teens who use cigarettes, alcohol, and other drugs. Studies performed by The Monitoring of the Future played a major role in the...…
…-LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 7, 1997 - 3 I Sorority house has composite photos stolen he Ann Arbor Police Department ght 15 subjects trying to break in o a sorority house on Washtenaw Avenue and Hill Street on Wednesday. ,Department of Public Safety officers assisted AAPD with the call. Two members of the group who had been allowed to enter the sorority house then -proceeded to break into the basement of the house, acc...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 10, 1997 - 3A I HA~~ Food additive may cause allergic reactions ROTC cadets to hold ceremony for Veterans Day Army, Navy and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps units on cam- pus plan to honor military veterans in a celebration and remembrance cere- mony tomorrow. The Veterans Day service will include a colors ceremony and two keynote speakers, followed by open microphone session for v...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 11, 1997 - 3 Officers watch for post-game nayhem SThe Department of Public Safety posted officers at different Central Campus locations Saturday following the Michigan football team's win over Penn State. Students running near Church Street and South University Avenue were pos- sible candidates for disorderly conduct, DPS reports state. The officers noted that students were r.unning westboun...…
… LOCAL STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 12, 1997 - 3 MSU student killed in train accident A Michigan State University stu- dent killed in a train accident last Wednesday was legally intoxicated, according to tests done by the Ingham County medical examiner. Bernard Gibbons, an MSU Education senior, had a blood alco- hol level of .18, said Medical Examiner Dean Sienko. A level of .10 is considered legally intoxicated for driving...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 13, 1997 - 3A Experts hone estimate of Moon's age The Earth's moon was formed in a cataclysmic collision that left the Earth a melted rock about 4.5 billion years ago, say two University geo- chemists. Researchers Alexander Halliday and Der-Chuen Lee said the two major players in the collision weren't exactly the two bodies we know today as the Earth and the moon. } In a paper in this week...…
… LoCALISTATE The Michigan Daily -- Friday, November 14, 1997 --3 Fraternity members bicker off campus A fight broke out early yesterday morning between members of different fraternities, according to Department of Public Safety reports. The fight did not take place on campus, according to 4he reports. One victim was assisted at the University Hospitals' emergency room after someone hit him over the head with a bottle, according to DPS report...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 17, 1997 -,3A 'U prof. wins community service award At a ceremony last Friday, Urban and egional Planning Assistant Prof. Margaret Dewar was awarded the 1997 Michigan Campus Compact Faculty Award. Dewar won the award for her work with the Michigan Neighborhood AmeriCorps Program and the Community Outreach Partnership Center. She also helped develop the University's Center for Learning ' rough...…
