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…WE V ,4 *t One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV N $ 0AnAbr ihgn-Tedy ebur ,19 94TeMcia al Study shows drug use increase By HOPE CALATI DAILY STAFF REPORTER Despite the "Just say no!" campaign, high school students are saying yes to alcohol and drugs. According to the "Monitoring the Future" study produced by researchers at the University's Institute for Social Research, high school students are smoking more pot, dropping ...…

…it *l4 r~A~pqtI14 mo" Ilql at One hundred three years of editorial freedom ,1 454 -g House committee delays vote on plan to increase work study MCC 'disappointed;' vote may come by early next week *y HOPE CALATI DAILY STAFF REPORTER LANSING-Student lobbyistswere stalled once again in trying to change the law govern- ing work study. The Michigan Collegiate Coalition has been pushing to expand the work study program for three years. The pro...…

…WEEKENDetc. W EN~ etc. o W he re s h o u L i o o pring you go? Where have rakyou been? JD)And what might happe Id L n while you're there? Ib or4or One hundred three years of editorial freedom V-. IVN.7 Abr Mih iga.- Thr , bur ,19 94TeMcia al Jurors' absences *halt code changes By HOPE CALATI DAILY STAFF REPORTER The Statement of Student Rights * and Responsibilities will be presented to the University of Board of Regents without any am...…

…WE ia Page 3 YI One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol.CIVNo. 3 An Aror, ichgan - FrdayFebuary4, 194 199 TheMicIgaal Clinton lifts embargo on .Vietnam after two decades WASHINGTON (AP) - Moving to ease an emotional legacy from a divisive war, President Clinton yes- terday lifted the 19-year U.S. trade embargo against Vietnam. Clinton said he was taking the step convinced that it will further efforts to get a full accounting of th...…

….JE f AdL. 4w t1C *ti One hundred three years of editorial freedom Week to focus on w eating disorders By SAM DUDEK FOR THE DAILY Eating Disorder Awareness Week, *which starts today and runs through Saturday, will be commemorated on campus and nationwide with special events meant to educate the public about the prevention and treatment of eating disorders. University Counseling Services, in cooperation with University Health Services (UHS)...…

…One hundred three years of editorial freedom "UI Housing director to develop student emergency fund By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY NEWS EDITOR The Office of Student Affairs will get a new full-time employee whose primary responsibil- ity will be to raise money for new projects that could have substantial benefits for students. Vice President for Student Affairs Maureen Hartford announced yesterday that Robert C. Hughes, director of the Housing D...…

…WEy OF LET Wi at I One hundred three years of editorial freedom SA -d yA 'M' basketball players to be arrested by end of week I FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS The three Michigan basketball team members accused of stealing beer from a local convenience store are expected to surrender to police today to be arrested and arraigned on charges of second-degree retail fraud. The players have five business days to surrender to police from Mon- day....…

…WEn atl One hundred three years of editorial freedom 3 'M' players plead no contest to theft ISA sophomore Benoy Chacko prepares for his February debut on "Jeopardy!" for the College Championship. Sophomore to appear on game show By DAVID SHEPARDSON DAILY NEWS EDITOR The three Michigan basketball players charged with stealing beer from a local convenience store each pleaded no contest to one count of second-degree retail fraud in 15th D...…

…Air putt "U1V One hundred three years of editorial freedom I 'Vl v O sAnAroMcia ra buw 1 )Mo h ihgnDiy I Israel says at least one month of talks before peace THE WASHINGTON POST JERUSALEM - Israeli Prime Minister *itzhak Rabin said yesterday that another month of negotiations will be required before Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization are ready to agree on terms of Israel's military pullout from the Gaza Strip and Jericho. ...…

…Jr *d rti One hundred three years of editorial freedom Court orders 'U' to disclose records in '88 presidential search By JAMES R. CHO DAILY STAFF REPORTER Thanks to a court order issued Friday by a local judge, the public Way soon know who James Duder- stadt beat out in his quest to become University president. Washtenaw County Circuit Court Judge Patrick Conlin ordered the University to release unedited min- utes, list of candidates, rat...…

…Page 10 IC *rnlb One hundred three years of editorial freedom Most Security Council members support proposed strikes NEWSDAY UNITED NATIONS - In a pub- show of resolve yesterday, Secu- ty Council members strongly backed proposed air strikes by NATO around Sarajevo if the Bosnia capital is shelled again. "Our diplomacy must be backed by a willingness to use force when that is essential in the cause of peace," U.S. Ambassador Madeleine Albri...…

…I. SPOR Blue takes on lowly Hawkeyes Page 10 Page 5 WEg f 6 1 *rr~ jWtWml ator r One hundred three years of editorial freedom VoL CIV, No. 31 Ann Arbor, Mich~~~~~~IN- eNER.y eray1,1940 TeMcia al I I 3rd woman reports rape clinton against state anti-gay ballot proposals By HOPE CALATI DAILY STAFF REPORTER The number of reported rapes from this weekend rose to three. A 20-year-old woman reported rly yesterday morning that she was aped...…

…, . WE kl1t "It1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom Special counsel says Whitewater probe could last 18 months THE WASHINGTON POST Special counsel Robert B. Fiske, Jr. told a *ederal judge yesterday his investigation of President Clinton's Whitewater real estate venture and ties to a failed S&L may last 18 months, cover more than a million documents and involve 20 or more investigators. After meeting with Fiske behind closed doo...…

…7 ~00 _ a ' o p ItI 0d41 "It One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vo CVNo 8 Government unveils new 'policy on scholarships THE WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON - The Clinton administration yesterday announced its long-awaited policy on the use of 4iinority scholarships, reversing the 1991 ruling by the Bush administra- tion that said many of them were illegal. The new policy encourages col- leges, some of which had stopped offering thes...…

…itg 9' 40F at4 One hundred three years of editorial freedom L I 4A, -, r ry2, 4 1994 TheMichigan Daily Israel seals off West *Bank in massacre FROM DAILY WIRE SERVICES JERUSALEM - The Israeli government yesterday announced creation of a commission of inquiry into the massacre of Palestinian worshipers by a Jewish settler and said it would disarm some militant Jewish extremists as Arab rioting continued in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Isra...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 1, 1994 MONTH Continued from page 1 keynote speaker, Derrick Bell, a former Harvard Law School Prof will address the issue of equality. After leaving Harvard last year because the institution failed to hire a woman of color on the faculty, Bell authored "Faces at the Bottom of the Well," in which he writes, "(Blacks not attaining full equality) is. a hard- to-accept fact that all history verifies. We...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 2, 1994 REFORM Continued from page 1. on health care, he added, "we may be able to resolve some of these issues that look impossible now because we have just gotten started." Dole repeated GOP opposition to Clinton's proposal that employers be required to pay at least 80 percent of their workers' health-care premiums. Clinton's two speeches affirmed his State of the Union declaration that uni- vers...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 3, 1994 -U.N. forces may share blame for shootout involving U.S. Marines LET THE SUN SHINE IN MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Evidence is emerging that the deaths )of eight Somalis in a shootout involv- ing U.S. Marines might not have hap- .pened except for the poor coordina- tion among the 25,000 foreign sol- diers in Somalia. The Marines say their convoy was -returning fire from snipers when it -drove ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 4, 1994 MALAMUTH Continued from page 1 of the University," Goldenberg said. Malamuth said he believes schol- arly activities should be a main focus of the department. "The scholarly vision in the gradu- ate and undergraduate programs is where the department's emphasis needs to be placed," he said. Rana Sadek, an LSA sophomore and communication concentrator, agreed that the focus of the depart- ment ne...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 7, 1994 AWARENESS Continued from page 1 survey conducted at the University that indicated at least 50 percent of women at this school show some symptoms of an eating disorder. She classifies eating disorders into three groups: Anorexia Nervosa, in which sufferers function in a mode of star- vation, avoiding contact with food; f BulimiaNervosa, in which suf- ferers attempt to eliminate calories through...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 8, 1994 BUDGET Continued from page 1 Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition. As chair of an education subcom- mittee, Rep. Dale Kildee (D-Flint), said overall he was pleased that Clinton had increased funding for initiatives to im- prove school curriculum and ease the transition from the classroom to the job site. He said he would fight to maintain the "follow-through" program for chil- dren who g...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 9, 1994 Clinton health plan is dealt blow by Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - In a set- back for the White House, the Con- gressional Budget Office said yester- day the Clinton health plan would drive the federal deficit $74 billion higher over the next six years, not cut it by $58 billion as billed. In its long-awaited, independent look at the White House proposal for paying for universal coverage, the...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 10, 1994 OSCARS Continued from page 1 film staff would like Leonardo DiCaprio to win for "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" we are all faced with the truth that Ralph Fiennes probably has this one in the bag. Although Tommy Lee might get it. Hey, he was nominated for "JFK," maybe the '{Academy feels guilty. Best Supporting Actress. Holly Hunter for "The Firm," Anna Paquin for "The Piano," Rosie Perez for...…

…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 11, 1994 GM official speaks about Israeli auto marketI By DAWN TAMIR FOR THE DAILY In the midst of peace talks, "Israel is on the edge of an economic boom," the only American auto executive in Israel said in a speech last night at Hillel. Thomas Olmsted is the director of regional marketing operations at Gen- eral Motors Corp., which is the first auto company to make an investment in Israel. GM crea...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 14, 1994 Vietnam steadfast as U.S. pushes for protection of human rights THE WASHINGTON POST HANOI - As Vietnam moves toward diplomatic relations with the United States, it faces increased scru- tiny on human-rights but is showing no sign of a softer line against dissent. While dealings with the United States have focused mainly on the issue of missing American troops, Hanoi also has agreed to begin ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 15, 1994 BOSNIA Continued from page 2. is a Baptist pastor and serves on the Interfaith Council for Peace and Jus- tice, has a more pessimistic view of the impact of air strikes. "In the long run, war begets war and violence begets violence," he said. Several activists said air strikes were not their first priority. "One thing all of us working on this agree on is 'lift the arms em- bargo,"' Ann Arbo...…

…- The Michigan 'Daily - Wednesday, February 16, 1994 Clinton President says I needs to be flex LOS ANGELES TIMES LONDON, Ohio - P Clinton called on Congress y to trim back the so-caller xstrikes-and-you're-out provi its pending crime bill, saying imprisonment for repeat o should be reserved for thos crimes "threaten other people Speaking here at an ev closely resembled aGeorgeB during the 1988 presidential c - complete with the Pledge diance ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 1994 SAUDI JETS Continued from page 1 U.S. aerospace and defense contrac- tors agreed to give the Saudis more time to pay for American arms they had ordered in recent years. The United States has long been Saudi Arabia's chief source of arms and the main guarantor of its security. De- spite the kingdom's reputation for vast wealth, however, it has had to make sharp cutbacks in its budget in rece...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 18, 1994 REGENTS Continued from page I. tially more controversial speech are going to be effectively subject to bur- den. It is not content neutral." "Personally, I'm not thrilled by Hash Bash, but I support free speech on the Diag," Kight added. "This is a groundless attempt to suppress free speech," Hill said. E ,, At the public comments session of the regent's meeting yesterday, mem- bers of the me...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 28, 1994 CODE Continued from page 1. the regents as a "partial victory." "This is a partial victory but the code is seriously flawed and it should not have been implemented," Kight said. Kight urged against making the code a permanent policy at the public comments part of the regents' meeting two weeks ago. "Making it a permanent policy sends the message that it is 100 percent OK and it should be lef...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 1, 1994 -3 Homeless activists address YMCA's fate at City Council meeting By JAMES M. NASH DAILY STAFF REPORTER Mistakesby formercityleaders have come back to haunt the Ann Arbor City Council, homeless activists declared yesterday as they protested a city plan to bail out atroubled low-incomehous- ing project. The Ann Arbor YMCA, which runs °a 100-room low-income housing de- velopment at the corner of Fi...…

… .Poet gives reading at award ceremony The Michigan Daily -Weesaye ar2,1994 -3 Naval Academy cheating may not affect 'U' policies Hopwood award ceremony honors student writers By JESSICA HOFFMAN FOR THE DAILY Pulitzer Prize-winning poet John Ashbery might be a good role model for student winners of the University's Hopwood award. The Hopwood may be the first of many literary prizes for these students - perhaps even a Pulitzer. Essays, poetry...…

… *Senatorial candidate espouses * ldealism By RACHEL SCHARFMAN DAILY STAFF REPORTER In a program sponsored by the College Democrats, Carl Marlinga -Democratic candidate for U.S. Sen- ate and Macomb County prosecutor - proposed his relatively moderate platform to a group of 40 students last night at the Michigan Union. A University Law school grad and former member of the College Demo- crats, Marlinga attacked foreign policy game playing and th...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 4, 1993 - 3 4 jI-,' (Jr * 1 'LAIL AM student station struggles to be heard across the University c ampus $ : ' ,AHN M/" k ! _ . ,. :: By HOPE CALATI DAILY STAFF REPORTER In the deep labyrinth beneath the Student Activities Building, a band of believers keeps the faith that its sounds will resonate across the campus. These believers are the students who run WJJX 640 AM, one of the University's two ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 7, 1994 - 3 Liberals red-faced over budget cuts CHRIS WOLF/Daily High school student members of the M Moe U. By LISA DINES DAILY STAFF REPORTER While the real United Nations (U.N.) debates the fate of war-torn Yugoslavia and Somalia, many area high school students met this past week- end at the University to consider these and other world issues and offer their insights. The University's model U.N. con-...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday. February 8. 1994 - 3 ...,., ....,.r._,_.........,.,... ..... .....v. ... .... _...4.... .,. . ,...,...... r ....., ... . J ... .v..... .. *Sikh community challenges 'U' s program LSA-SG to choose new rep. for MSA By MARIA KOVAC FOR THE DAILY About 20 members of the Sikh community carried signs outside the Rackham Building in a peaceful pro- test Saturday, claiming the Univer- sity had ignored their interests....…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 9, 1994 - 3 *Red Cross reports low blood supplies MSA votes to keep Kevorkian off election ballot r Washtenaw County reports an urgent need for blood after the limited success of its original appeal By JULIE MAZUR .OR THE DAILY A sharp drop in blood donations across the country has spurred the worst national blood shortage since World War II. Washtenaw County's American Red Cross donor center in Ann ...…

…T_ _ _ _The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 10, 1994 - 3 . Program s By ROBIN BARRY DAILY STAFF REPORTER Yesterday's "Friends Helping Friends" pro- gram, one of the many events commemorating Eating Disorder Awareness Week, highlighted ways to detect and assist people suffering from eating disorders. Most in attendance said they had experi- enced eating disorder symptoms first hand or noted symptoms in a friend or family member. And member...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 11, 1994 - 3 I - A report on alcohol consumption on campus By KATIE HUTCHINS DAILY STAFF REPORTER everal young men and women shiver as they whip out student IDs for the fra- ternity guys at the door. "Do you have an invite?" the tall doorkeeper in the red baseball cap asks the small group as he stamps out a cigarette with his Nike. The stu- dents shake their heads and the young women in the group pout f...…

…The Michigan Daily -- Monday, February 14, 1994 - 3 Holocaust survivor gives talk Of courage. 'By ANDREA MacADAM -DAILY STAFF REPORTER Holocaust survivor Sora Seiler 'Vigorito offered a message of hope when she related her search for spiritu- Gality to a packed Pendleton Room of A the Michigan Union last night. Liberated from Auschwitz at the age of 4 1/2, Vigorito is the youngest known survivor of Nazi doctor Josef ]Mengele's experiments on...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 15, 1994-3 Council stalls on Ann Arbor Inn parking By JAMES M. NASH .DALY STAFF REPORTER Sacking two contradictory plans to subsidize parking spaces near the Ann Arbor Inn, the City Council last night left in place the final barrier to redevel- oping the downtown building. Approval of the parking agreement with the inn's designated developer, First Centrum Corp. of East Lansing, was stalled by objections...…

…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, February 16, 1994--3 .Visiting prof. tells of Bosnian devastaton By BRANDON BLAZO FOR THE DAILY Naza Tonovic-Miller is one of the survivors. A visiting professor from Bosnia, Tonovic-Miller told an emotionally charged room of concerned students and community members about her experiences with the destruction and killing as a result of a two-year old *civil war in her country. Her speech was part of a program at ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 17, 1994 -E .Midwives may be safer than 4#octors By DWIGHT DAVIS FOR THE DAILY High-tech procedures used to assist in the birthing process lead directly to increased instances of complications during thatprocess, accordingto a study conducted on 1,406 women at the University's Medical Center, under the co-direction of Prof. Deborah Oakley *f the School of Nursing. Speaking before a crowded room in Rackh...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 18, 1994 - 3 - Mindyour own Entrepreneurial spirit, poverty drives students to start own businesses iversity students know what it's like to make it through the semester with a limited bank account. Eating meals in the dorms, using Entree Plus, scrounging for beer money - worrying about the unpaid tuition loans, or empty Spring Break accounts. A typical scenario in the lives of many University students. ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 28, 1994 - 3 Sewage flows *from water fountains at South Quad By ROBIN BARRY DAILY STAFF REPORTER i Students living'on the fourth floor of South Quad's Taylor House reported what they belived to be raw sewage flowing from their drinking fountain shortly before Spring Break began. On Feb.17, the drinking fountain on fourth Taylor was overflowing with brown water. The water had filled a bucket placed undern...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 1, 1994 U~fje~d~imt~A96.6 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan JEsSIE HALLADAY Editor in Chief SAM GOODSTEN FUNT WAIsss 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 The Mich...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 2, 1994 (Tbe £ii1 i wn&dIig "He had been asked to leave Slovenia over the, weekend after his party damaged a hotel room in a drinking bout during which a member of his entourage reportedly ate his glass," -The New York Times, concerning Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Russian nationalist 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan JEssiE HAUADAY Editor in C...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 3, 1994 ,A-d& A& -A&.1 'W INVWAWW 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan JESSIE HALLADAY Editor in Chief SAMGOODSTEm FuNTr WAMESS 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 o...…

…4A- The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 4, 1994 (itl Lirbigtn ?&i1g 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan JESSIE HALLADAY Editor in Chief SAM GooDSTBiN FLINTWANESS 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 The ...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 7, 1994 :tE Atkig u 'Truly black history Is an unfinished work.' -Derrick Bell giving the University's keynote speech last week for Black History Month 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan JESSIE HALLADAY Editor in Chief SAM GooDSTEN FJTr WAESS Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majorit...…