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…One hundred four years of editorial freedom Irn Weather Today: Cloudy, snow showers, high in 30s. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy, high in 20s. Wednesday February 1., 1995 MSA recalls chair over misused funds, charges of fraud By Amy Klein Daily Staff Reporter In a vote of 18-9, with six abstentions, the Michigan Student Assembly last night re- called LSA Rep. Andrew Wright as the exter- nal relations chair and as the city liaison. An MSA investi...…

…1£.,W 41 ti Weather Today and Tomorrow: Clou chance of snow; high in 30 dy, s One hundred four years of editorial freedom Thursday February 2, 1995 lot' .' a a' s a > s>: Y M#' .' set to release code case recordings By Ronnie Giassberg Daily Staff Reporter The University will release copies of the official recording from Rackham student Melanie Welch's code hearing to the public, despite objections raised by Judicial Advisor Mary Lou An...…

…C41v "Ut Weather Today: Chance of snow, high around 30%. Tomorrow: Chance of snow, high in 20s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Friday February 3, 1995 'Attorney for suspected By Frank C. Lee Daily Staff Reporter The -defense for a suspected serial rapist, filed several motions yesterday contesting the way the Ann Arbor police investigation was conducted and the prosecutor's actions. Ervin D. Mitchell Jr., 33, remains in asht...…

…1£,,& '(ranf Monday February 6, 1995 Weather Today: Mostly sunny, high 15°. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 20'. One hundred four years of editorial freedom -Former comm. lecturer to repay 'U' for missing funds By Lisa Dines Daily News Editor Former communication lecturer Nancy Thornhill pleaded no contest Wednesday in Washtenaw County Circuit Court to a charge of combining University money with personal funds. Thornhill, who taught ...…

…24i oar x Weather Tonight: 40-percent chance of snow, low 5%. Tomorrow: 40-percent chance of snow, high 15°. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Tuesday February 7, 1995 Thursday hearing to decide suspended student's fate By Ronnie Glassberg Daily Staff Reporter The LSA sophomore who posted a "slasher" story to the Internet that included the name of another student will remain sus- pended - at least until a hearing scheduled fo...…

…2 t t 7411 Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low 10-15. Tomorrow: Snow likely, high in the upper 20s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Wednesday February 8, 1995 i Will I . ............ IN ; i 0 : GOP Dems criticize budget Newsday WASHINGTON - President Clinton's aides went up to Capitol Hill yesterday to sell the president's $1.6 trillion budget for 1996, but they found few takers even among Demo- crats. Republicans who now pre...…

…C41v i tirin *rnI Weather Tonight: Chance of light snow, highs in low 20s. Tomorrow: Highs in 20s, chance of snow. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Thursday February 9, 1995 ! is a' i'; ti !x: MEN= S 6 College tuition in state closer to By Zachary M. Raimi Daily Staff Reporter A proposal to make college tuition tax- deductible marched forward yesterday, pass- ing the state Senate without opposition, along with the rest of Gov...…

…WE1 1 6v Weather Tonight Cloudy, low in mid-20s. Tomorrow: Snow showers likely, high around 10*. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Friday February 10, 1995 B thri Student arraigned in Internet case By Josh White Daily Staff Reporter In what could be a precedent-set- ting case for Internet communications w, FBI agents arrested LSA sopho- re Jake Baker yesterday on charges stemming from e-mail messages and Internet postings he ...…

…i 'Elan * t Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low 100 Tomorrow: Chance of snow, high in the 20s One hundred four years of editorial freedom Monday February 13, 1995 Eaker denied bond; hearing date set Reporters eflock to A2 "~ 4 in media free-for-all By Patience Atkin wily Staff Reporter As David Cahill, an attorney de- fending LSA sophomore Jake Baker, left a University hearing Friday, he was surrounded by reporters from The Ann Arbor Ne...…

…2~ItI n "ItI Weather Tonight: Cloudy, periods of snow, high 30%. Tomorrow: Sleet and freezing rain, high 40'. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Tuesday February 14, 1995 faL CV* (0. 76 . I Pass/fail proposal meets opposition at special forum By Cathy Boguslaski Daily Staff Reporter ~A proposal to eliminate the pass/fail op- tion for fourth-term foreign language classes drew fire last night at an open meeting de- signed to so...…

…CO'la UnY Weather Tonight: Clear, low 7°. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 27°. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Wednesday February 15, 1995 .--.-- - - - - - - -4 *3 C ,'1:4'4 ' had Baker e-mail before suspension, officials confirm DOUGLAS KANTER/Daily Matthew Robinson, an LSA junior, and Mike Dushane, an EMU student, kiss on the Diag as part of Queer Unity Projects' Valentine's Day kiss-in. Vlentine' Day kss- in attracts...…

…w t One hundred four years of editorial freedom Unsh Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, lows 10° to 20' Tomorrow: Partly cloudy, high in mid 30s. Thursday February 16, 1995 ¢; it us s 1, t, 'rPa' s{~'.. " t ,. ; :' ,"'' ,''. ', .,z ... -:. ,.. s S r ro f^ ;}G' EC? yawZ; Sa ; a sa ,tau .. .... , ,i .. >,y .... .. , s.,,, 'k" ,.., . , ..i., v4.,,. f,~x y r "a .vR ,v e^ , m_ .:''. "e 3u ,', ' .;.A eo .^k "u' w.ts, "-t~r 'e , ."e r ., ootri I ...…

…trwt t ti Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 200. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy, high around 400. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Friday February 17, 1995 ,( ,; ' . . :. .. .,a. .:.,-,. '* ,; ,,t. ,> {3-!' -'~ , ,.a03" . :'': ai.:s a ': s w7 .. .. . . . .. .:: ;. ., , ,. .... .. a _. , , ' a w v ~dw N -x"&,a ! : ;d- , d.,. ,,..,., ., _ ,., .; 6 ? ..: o , .., .,,. , :.." x i.roa a"^t a e~v p.. rY'a , " r "i 3 r '' X ~ '& f 'y...…

…C~' trirni t1 Weather Tonight: Cloudy, low 20% Tomorrow: Chance of flurries, high in the lower 30s. One hundred four years of editorialfreedom Monday February 27, 1995 Jaker pleads not guilty to federal charges for messages State ACLU says case violates student's First Amendment rights By Josh White Daily Staff Reporter After spending more than a week in fed- eral custody, LSA sophomore Jake Baker eaded not guilty Friday, Feb. 17 at his ...…

…2 Weather Tonight: Snow showers, low 20%. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high 30'. One hundred four years of editorial freedom "IIt Tuesday February 28, 1995 'U' called state's least safe campus Campus Crime High but Falling While a recent study showed the University to be The 1,687 larcenies the most dangerous campus in the state, overall accounted for more By Vahe Tazian She added that the University's overall crime surprised at all," Yob sai...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 1, 1995 CLINTON Continued from page 1 House Republicans are expected to propose similar legislation after the first 100 days of this Congress, said an aide to Rep. Dick Chrysler (R-Brighton). Chrysler is expected to be a significant player; he made education deductions a central campaign issue. Joe McMonigle, press secretary for Sen. Spencer Abraham (R-Au- burn Hills) called the Clinton pro- posal ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 2, 1995 N~TI IW. ta __._. CHICANO Continued from page 1 The week begins with keynote speaker Daniel Osuna, a former rep- resentative of Partido Nacional de la Raza Unida, a national organization for advancing Latino/a rights, Reyes said. "It's a social conscience raising speech," he said. "It's not only to talk about Chicano culture but also to raise awareness about the conditions that Chicanos fa...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 3, 1995 NATvom/waftl, 'D TUITION Continued from page 1. "There may be some students for whom that price difference will be attractive," Deitch said, "but one of the reasons that tuition has gone up over the years is that we have a need to pay competitive salaries for a world-class faculty that is day in and day out recruited by America's best private universities." State Rep. Liz Brater (D-Ann Arbor) ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 6, 1995 lo/, Clinton's budget sparks political fire - W~~~-'7 K< . Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - On the eve of PresidentClinton's annual budgetmes- sage to Congress, Republican and Democratic leaders accused each other yesterday of lacking the political back- bone necessary to cut spending enough to balance the federal budget. Republicans said Clinton's budget, which would leave the deficit hoverin...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 7, 1995 . --... ...... .0.. ... . . . . ..A MICH IGAN THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION invites you to a mass meeting TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN IN THE COLLEGE OF LS&A All are invited to attend this informational meeting. Communication concentrators/potential concentrators are strongly encouraged to attend. INTERIM CHAIR JOHN CHAMBERLIN WILL SPEAK AND ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 8, 1995 CLEMENTS Continued from page 1 between use and preservation." Scholars will find the best collec- tion of manuscript material in the world next to the British Public Records. The collection on the Ameri- can Revolution is also among the best in the world, Dann said. Included in the collections is a printed newsletter from 1493, in which Columbus announced his discovery of the New World. The...…

…01 - - Tk hAW-c-- r%-:I.. I--& r% A rtf- 4-- ine Michigan Uaily -- Inursday, i-ebruary 9, 1995 Killer quake hits Colombia; buildings toppled PEREIRA, Colombia (AP) - A powerful earthquake rocked western Colombia yesterday, flattening apart- ment buildings and homes and killing at least 28 people. About 200 people were injured. Hardest hit was the city of Pereira, where at least 20 people were killed and 135 injured by collapsing build- ings...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 10, 1995 STU DENT Continued from page - Baker's attendance. David Cahill, Baker's attorney, said the University only completed about a quarter of the hearing when it was adjourned at about 5:30 p.m. The hearing will be completed next week. The evidence released by the U.S. Attorney's Office added support for Duderstadt's action. In his affidavit, FBI Special Agent Greg Stejskal quotes an e-mail messag...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Monday, February 13, 1995 PEDAL FOR THE PLANET THIS SUMMER with Bike-Aid is... *bicycling across the U.S. in a community of 15-20 others 0raising money for environmentally sustainable development eparticipating in educational exchanges with local communities *experiencing life to its fullest!! Routes Available: June 12-Aug 24 Seattle to Washington, DC June 12-Aug 24 Portland to Washington, DC (All Women's Route) June...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tueday, Feb BAKER Continued from page 1 contact the OPP,just that a request may^ have been sent elsewhere," Blace said. Blace said theOntariopolice's search for Arthur Gonda would not be in con- nection to Baker, but for crimes that Gonda may have committed in Canada. "Mr. Baker's investigation in Ontario1 would be done by the FBI because his alleged criminal activity originated in the U.S.," he said. "If Gonda is invo...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 15, 1995 DEPARTMENTS Continued from page 1. States, he said, still needs to push for American businesses and free trade abroad, which he says only requires less than 4 percent of the department's budget. "International trade is the one area we need to keep, because the govern- ments of other countries are pushing their businesses," Mosbacher said. Chrysler is leading the task force to carve up the ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 16, 1995 TI onW Lt Group reports congressional waste '^ . k L PO R T ICR Newsday WASHINGTON - Many mem- bers of Congress last year ran for re- election on pledges of cleaning up government waste and reducing the federal deficit. But as the elections approached, a watchdog group re- ported yesterday, lawmakers went on a porkbarrel orgy that ended up cost- ing taxpayers more than $10 billion. That...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 17, 1995 ws Yeltsin cites army for violations Los Angeles Times MOSCOW - An unapologetic President Boris N. Yeltsin yesterday defended Russia's use of force in Chechnya to eliminate what he called a "criminal dictatorship" as corrosive as the Medellin drug cartel. However, for the first time he ac- knowledged that the Russian military was not up to the job. Although Yeltsin had ordered troops into ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 27, 1995 INCREASE Continued from page 1. terms of electronics." University administrators said the hike was the best way to raise the funds. "We are on the oldest campus in the state," said President James J. Duderstadt. "The state has been very, very less than diligent in helping us keep up our buildings." Provost and Executive Vice Presi- dent for Academic Affairs Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr. said mainta...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 28, 1995 U.S. Marnes return to shore in Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - The U.S. Marines came back to the beaches of Mogadishu yesterday, re- turning to protect the last U.N. peace- keepers evacuating from Somalia's chaos. A vanguard of about 150 Marines landed by helicopter and Helicat air cushion vessels on a beach at the city's seaside airport, where they were setting up a command headquarters a...…

… LOCAt/sIrAirt 'U' to develop dental materials The University's Specialized Ma- terials Science Center will use a $3.3- llion federal grant to develop new aterials for dental restoration. "We'll be using the most advanced types of materials used industrially to produce new reconstructive materials," said Dentistry Prof. WilliamJ. O'Brien, director of the center. Researchers will look at improved materials to replace the silver-mercury compoun...…

… The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 2, 1995 - 3 Consulting group members tell of money strategies GW students challenge gender-based "lon pricing .The gap in haircut prices for men and women soon may narrow, thanks in part to the efforts of four law students at George Washington University. To fill a course requirement on legal activism, the four students filed a complaint with the District of Columbia's Department of Human &ghts agains...…

… The Michigan Daily - Friday, February_3, 1995 - 3 . " 7 b . Acclaimed orchestra jeturns for full weekend of classics By Brian Wise Daily Arts Writer "What I find wonderful is that you hear everything the composer wrote on the page," explained Ronald Bishop, prin- cipal tuba player of the Cleveland Or- chestra. "When the music says crescendo we make a crescendo and when it says diminuendo we diminuendo. That's what this orchestra is famou...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 6, 1995 - 3 Jack Kemp to speak at 'U' Jack Kemp, secretary of Housing and Urban Development in the Bush administration and nine-term con- gressman from New York, will be speaking at Hale Auditorium in the Business School Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Kemp, who announced last week he will not seek the 1996 Republican presidential nomination, is the inau- gural speaker of the J. Ira Harris Dis- tinguished Lectures...…

… L Cj :L Attack involves vehicle, fire xtinguisher Two 20-year-old men approached a car as it was preparing to make a turn from Oakland Street onto Tappan Street early Saturday morning and discharged a fire extinguisher onto its windshield, police say. According to Ann Arbor Police Department reports, the unprovoked attack then led to a fight between the wo men inside the car and the two W ith the fire extinguisher. When the driver of the car...…

… The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 8, 1995 - 3 'U' announces research awards for minorities The University's Center for Hu- *man Growth and Development re- cently announced recipients of its mi- nority international research train- ing awards. The awards aim to advance research into the health and development of chil- dren in developing countries. "Eighty-six percent of the world's children live in developing countries," said Betsy Lo...…

… The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 9, 1995 - 3 Students at Rutgers protest pres. Students at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, are call- ing for the immediate resignation of the university's president, Francis Lawrence, after he made a comment they perceive to be racist. During halftime of the Rutgers- Massachusetts basketball game Tues- day night, approximately 150 students crowded the floor and sat down, caus- ing play...…

…A Cs$ The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 10, 1995 - 3 F FFF iFFF IF nFF\ r 4k f r b .'Y" Pilfering plastic has become a big-time problem y Josh White Daily Staff Reporter It is a plastic society and credit cards are useful tools in today's world," said Staff Sgt. Dennis Betz, who works in the Fraud Department of the Ann Arbor Police Department. "But people have . take care of their credit cards and watch out for them, or they are goin...…

… The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 13, 1995 - 3 Queer Unity to sponsor Valentine's Day kiss-in Same-dorm 'reapp' ends etomorrow Students wishing to return to their dormitories must sign a reapplication card by tomorrow. Students may sign a lease for their current room Feb. 15 -27 or may choose a room in the same hall Feb. 28. Students looking to relocate to a different residence hall may register ~for the lottery March 1 or 2 at the Stu...…

… '~~As/ v The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 14, 1995 - 3 E0 spa Groups come to rescue during National Condom Week Leak damages computers After a pipe burst on the first floor of the Institute of Science and Tech- nology, a caller reported damage to thousands of dollars in computer equipment located in a room directly below. According to Department of Pub- lic Safety reports, a pipe in Room 1216 broke Sunday morning and more than "3/4...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 15, 1995 - 3 Virus hits Angel Hall computers Information Technology Divi- sion computer consultants discov- ered several types of computer vi- ruses at the Angell Hall computing site Feb. 3. Consultants found viruses on al- most all of the new Dell Pentium-90 computers. Bruce Burrell, an ITD user ser- vices consultant, said the affected computers have been fixed and modi- fications were made to preven...…

… 4, The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 16, 1995 - 3 Educator warns of airmative action A former president of Howard University warned his fellow higher education administrators Monday to prepare for a contentious debate over affirmative action that could split America "right down the middle." Addressing the American Council on Education in SanFrancisco, Franklyn G. Jenifer, who left Howard University last year for the presidency of the ...…

… fall) Y The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 17, 1995 - 3 Iwe (c) ry aroun ""W er 'U,' high-tech industry, give A2 an economy unique in Michigan Ann Arbor, a city of more than 100,000 year-round residents, is deeply af fected by the University, which brings tens of thousands of students here every year. The economic indicator that makes Ann Arbor truly unique is the unemployment rate, which is one of Michigan's lowest. The Universit...…

… . , : fir." ' . The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 27, 1995 - 3 *r. . Gift to help 'U' create new institute A gift of $5 million from an alum vill allow the University to create a iew institute designed to aid the re- surgence in American manufactur- ing. Joel D. Tauber, who holds three degrees from the University, recently donated the money to establish the Joel D. Tauber Manufacturing Institute. "Joel committed not only his per- sonal ...…

…* NoJI 6 Thefts common over break Department of Public Safety re- ports for the week of winter break indicate that the most common crime on campus while students were away was theft from school buildings. Twenty-fourcalls reporting larceny were made to DPS last week. DPS also received 15 reports of trespassing last week, including more than 25 people illegally sleeping or wandering in Uni- versity buildings. According to reports, a majority of...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 1, 1995 Ulbe £ d iguu ?&lgt DAVID WARTOwsu STANDING ON THE 8 01 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan ' - MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JUuE BECKER JAMES NASH Editorial Page Editors Little moments, big impacts E i: " Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All o...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 2, 1995 USE firtrbigan Iftlu 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan JASON LICHTSTEIN JASON'S LYRIC The Marines and Hershey's Kisses- Coler is unqe MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES NASH Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All o...…

…4 -- The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 3, 1995 (The stichtottn trtiv MICHAEL ROSENBERG RosEs ARE READ 01 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan I I MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES NASH Editorial Page Editors Court and the code: open hearings, closed minds Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 6, 1995 (The £IkictUn ?&zivg R. CHo BENEATH THE PALIMPSEST 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMEs NASH Editorial Page Editors Free speech vs. harassment: 0 Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, let...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 7, 1995 abe igan ailg V. JEAN TWENGE THE ERASABLE PEN 9 420 Maynard MICHAEL ROSENBERG Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editor in Chief Edited and managed by JULIE BECKER students at the JAMEs NASH University of Michigan 7Editorial 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 neces...…