…~42 Otheaoan One hundred three years of editorial freedom Page 5 IIMP WA i NATO downs 4 Serbia planes Sn ar oeta icen fly over 1OO h Sand crrv more thn LOS ANGELES TIMES * BRUSSELS, Belgium - Adding a new dimension to the war in Bosnia- Herzegovina, U.S. Air Force planes early yesterday attacked six Serbian aircraft, shooting down four of them after they had reportedly bombed tar- gets in Muslim-controlled areas of the country. According to...…
…ity Unt One hundred three years of editorial freedom i 3 : A - d s 2 , 4 Serbs yields to request to lift siege of Thzla THE WASHINGTON POST MOSCOW- Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic agreed yesterday, under pressure from Russia, to meet a key NATO demand by ending the Serbs' siege of the Tuzla airport and to allow humanitarian aid flights to war-battered central Bosnia. Tuzla airport has been closed for nearly two years by Serb artillery...…
…It IF4 . o ritt an t tt One hundred three years of editorial freedom Police uncover few clues in Peoples shooting case F-A 7 By WILL McCAHILL and MICHAEL ROSENBERG SAILY SPORTS WRITERS A thorough search of the parking lot where former Michigan football player Shonte Peoples fired shots at police turned up no bullets, Ann Ar- bor police said yesterday. However, police said they found seven shell casings that matched the bullets found in Peo...…
…wer mp" Y I One hundred three years of editorial freedom VAl 1,N.8 AnAbr t i 'gn rdwMac ,19 019 T (;hgn al SAPAC plans .events to educate 'U' about rape. SURPRISE! HELLO? U.S. reinstates law to sanction Japan By JUDITH KAFKA DAILY STAFF REPORTER Rape Prevention Month, sponsored 1y the Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC), begins today. Kristi Breen, a SAPAC counselor, explained that the center planned ac- tivities for t...…
…One hundred three years of editorial freedom t tt p o .1 D.a.ily019 heMci Israel may expel 45 *settlers from West Bank LOS ANGELES TIMES JERUSALEM - The Israeli gov- ernment is considering the removal of 450 Jewish settlers from the occupied West Bank town of Hebron where a settler 10 days ago massacred more Othan 40 Palestinians as they prayed in a mosque. The move, certain to be bitterly resisted if ordered, would mark the beginning of Is...…
…Acting aside, 'Asylum' still insane Page 5 Jr tit *rni One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, March 8, 1994 1994 The MichigaDaily Gays urge VP to include them in *search to find new Housing director By ZACHARY M. RAIMI DAILY STAFF REPORTER While Vice President for Student Affairs Maureen A. Hartford is still working to finalize the search committee charged with selecting a new Housing...…
…WE f 1 41 at4 One hundred three years of editorial freedom Clinton names new White House counsel Widow of Malcolm X speaks on her mission By MPATANISHI TAYARI DAILY STAFF REPORTER Issuing a challenge to all Univer- sity students, the widow of Malcolm X said if she could conquer numerous adversities, anyone can. Bettey Shabazz, the spouse of El Hajj Malik El Shabazz (Malcolm X), spreads her own beliefs by giving speeches across the country...…
…~42 ! r afir, i; :y n'J One hundred three years of editorial freedom Clinton unveils $13 billion job training, welfare reform program LOS ANGELES TIMES WASHINGTON - President Clinton and Labor Secretary Robert Reich unveiled yester- day a five-year, $13 billion job training and assistance bill designed to help unemployed people get back to work faster - the fourth major element of the administration's domestic policy agenda for the year. "T...…
…It f*4 atA One hundred three years of editorial freedom S ,A , g 0 1994 TheMichigan y Regents say counsel told *them not to appeal case By JAMES R. CHO DAILY STAFF REPORTER DEARBORN - While the Uni- versity Board of Regents announced >ublicly last Friday that it would not appeal a recent court ruling requiring them to release documents pertaining to the 1988 presidential search, the regents continue to privately express disapproval with th...…
…itW ig n One hundred three years of editorial freedom Untti Vol. IV, Na 94 Arm Arhorr Michigan - Monday, March 14, C) 1994 The Michigan Daily NewApple computer *debuts this morning By SCOT WOODS DAILY STAFF REPORTER The much-awaited Power PC mi- croprocessor will make its campus debut this morning. * Apple will present the long- awaited next generation of personal computers at a 10 a.m. unveiling at the Campus Computer Showcase on the groun...…
…Page 9 ItA 4al One hundred three years of editorial freedom E C 1994 The Michigan Daily Voters to decide fate ifProposal A today FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS Backers and foes of Proposal A focused yesterday on getting people to the polls as Michigan voters prepared to vote on the sweeping school tax plan. 0 "We're phoning folks. They're phoning folks. We'll just wait and see what happens at 8 p.m. (when the polls close)," said Dan Pero, dir...…
…we A ti One hundred three years of editorial freedom R l s t' 019% The mkmgan Daily I Pro po Ye., i 0 What It means: Beginning May 1, to 6 cents per doll begin with the Apr Proposal A wins handily; student vote mixed FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS Michigan voters yesterday overwhelm- ingly chose a higher sales tax instead of an income tax increase to fund schools and cut property taxes. With 90 percent of precincts reporting, Proposal A h...…
… lot t 9 rn One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. -, f 0 Am .- Dily Athletic department to discipline Berenson By PAUL BARGER DAILY HOCKEY WRITER The Michigan athletic program can't seem to stay out of trouble. However, this time it is not a player who had a run-in with the law, but a coach. Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson was arrested shortly after midnight yesterday on a drunken driv- ing charge. Berenson was appre- hended ...…
…we4v *rn1 One hundred three years of editorial freedom AATU funding remains major issue in MSA elections By ROBIN BARRY AILY STAFF REPORTER The future funding of the Ann Arbor Tenants Union (AATU) hangs in the balance as University students prepare to cast their ballots for Michi- gan Student Assembly president. Funding for AATU - a pro-ten- ant organization - is a significant issue in the MSA elections this year. Since its founding, AATU ...…
…Shields shuts down Lake State for first tournament crown, Stone named MVP It fd4w atMm . One hundred three years of editorial freedom Students to elect new Ireps to oversee DPS CTeoERs.Gtafad The following students staff and facultv nw By ZACHARY M. RAIMI DAILY STAFF REPORTER With building controversy over the last few years surrounding police actions in the Rodney King and Malice Green beatings, the public has cast a suspicious eye over ...…
…It w rti ti One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vo IN.100 ADarilyhgn usay ac 2,19 0 1994 The MichiganDay Despite 'U' efforts, NORML still plans Hash Bash " a i/ I An April 22 hearing will decide if NORML can be fined for last year's Diag rally By BRANDON BLAZO FOR THE DAILY The perennial court battles over Hash Bash continue this year but with a different twist - the hearing sched- uled for April 22 still stem from last ear's H...…
…-4 WEe ti * One hundred three years of editorial freedom S. Korea to ask. China 4o intercede in standoff SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Tensions on the world's most heavily armed border escalated yesterday, with North Korea accusing South Korea of provoking war, and South orea saying it needs better security o ensure peace. South Korean President Kim Young-sam said he would ask China, North Korea's only major ally, to help ease the standoff on ...…
…FK H ION tLbi yar, Tta 1bak it. 0 4 I IC lill ti One hundred three years of editorial freedom 'U' urges student input on alcohol policy as deadline nears By HOPE CALATI DAILY STAFF REPORTER The much-anticipated student policy on al- cohol and other drug use may be coming soon to a student organization near you. Polk Wagner, former Interfraternity Coun- cil president turned administrator, has been telling student groups about the policy an...…
…FRIDAYFocu 11Page 3 V f 4 1 F* tr "Iilg One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vo iN.13AnAbr,.cia rdy ac 2., 194019 TeM ;ia DI.y I I Michigan Party .wins in landslide. Neenan, Stern to lead MSA The Michigan Party retained control of the MSA presidency in this week's elections. LSA junior Julie Neenan was chosen as the new president, along 'with running-mate LSA junior Jacob Stern as vice president. They captured an unofficial 38 ...…
…cl 11 of 4r" 41v t One hundred three years of editorial freedom 0199 The Mchiga Dail THE AGONY OF DEFEAT I)uaerstadt not No. 1 Jimmy King walks off the court after fouling out. The Wolverines' drive to , return to the Final Four ended yesterday. See SPORTSMonday for details. Phase one UGLi renvII ation finished choic( After a six year legal battle with two newspapers, the University Board of Regents finally released all docu- ments per...…
…WE Untti One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, Nu.105'~~~~~~~~~,. An t,, ihgn.tusaMrh1,94194TeMcia al 'U' redefines its role in hearing harassment cases By RACHEL SCHARFMAN DAILY STAFF REPORTER In attempts to increase the "survi- vor friendliness" of the University's existing Sexual Harassment Policy, a more comprehensive, victim-oriented edition was released this month. The original policy, drafted in the early 1980s, wa...…
…WE *rni One hundred three years of editorial freedom S10601994Daily MSA drops Junding for. tenants' union By RONNIE GLASSBERG DAILY STAFF REPORTER The Michigan Party has fulfilled a campaign promise to change the way the Michigan Student Assembly funds the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union (AATU). But on the way to completing this pledge, the assembly may face a lawsuit for the cuts. At last night's meeting, lame-duck President Craig Greenberg said ...…
…WEPg41v at One hundred three years of editorial freedom S C Ar r ,.g- r , , 44g Stern quits tenants' *board due to conflicts MSA vice president- elect resigns from the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union board of directors By RONNIE GLASSBERG DAILY STAFF REPORTER After months of trying to keep LSA Rep. Jacob Stern off its board of directors, the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union (AATU) has agreed to recog- nize him as a board member follow- ing mediation. 0 Ho...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Weekend etc. - Thursday, March 31, 1994 THE 'HO 5TOF& by 7irl - Ho Chwa a Ii I PO11 I W ~-W %o - q - - 'M-- O tf 1.3 P, US r-atEli c tionsR,'(Oki A& D, 7 and kro Y cfrld bear it, ,* 4x /7/.. , T IS Mie 564 1Yo F OR 1200Bki E.".. rI 0 r.w .... s \r I' OUIR Fay VORII 109ORNEED, /P7, ANVP ALL- 'YIT #$@ - - - - - - - 1 5 2:40 I AS.4 not IQ I:S In 7:5 j 10 I G Il 4:3 f3.3 2: e 4;945 FA's 9:230 MID- I...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 1, 1994 Israel orders sweeping WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO RECYCLING?' *,curfew in LOS ANGELES TIMES JERUSALEM-Israeli military authorities, trying to curtail Palestin- ian protests over the massacre of Muslim worshipers in Hebron last week, yesterday ordered more than 1.25 million residents of the occu- pied West Bank and Gaza Strip to remain in their homes. But the sweeping curfew, im- posed on almost eve...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 2, 1994 BOSNIA Continued from page 2 spokesperson for the U.N. forces in Bosnia. "I am only now seeing news of it on CNN. But I think we can celebrate about it if the airport really can be opened." Other U.N. officials in Sarajevo expressed frustration that the Tuzla arrangement had been negotiated bi- laterally, without U.N. participation. "This is another example of the Russians jumping on the succe...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 3, 1994 U.S. Arabs, Jews call for healing in wake of massacre Author lobbies lawmakers to protect Michigan youth DETROIT (AP) - Arab Ameri- can leaders called yesterday for their Jewish counterparts and the U.S. gov- ernment to help bring an end to vio- lence against Palestinians in the Is- raeli-occupied territories. A Brooklyn, N.Y.-born Israeli set- tler opened fire Friday on Muslim worshipers a...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 4, 1994 DO WE HAVE EVERYONE? .vik* ' ''" "v Fourth-graders return to their buses after attending "Madame Butterfly" at the Power Center yesterday. - Approximately 2,000 Washtenaw County students attended the one-hour performance, ' produced by the New York City Operar Company. t: CHRIS WOLF/Daily - -- - -----------1 ---------- BOSNIA Continued from page 1 unless the Bosnian factions work out apeace sett...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 7, 1994 HEBRON Continued from page 1 draws fire." More than H ,000troops are cur- rently needed in Hebron to guard the settlers there, according to military sources, and this presence in the heart of an Arab city of more than 65,000 leads to daily, often fatal clashes with Palestinian residents. As a city holy to both Jews and Muslims, Hebron has been a flash point of much religious and political violenc...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 8, 1994 Clinton r THE WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON - President Clinton yesterday rejected compari- : sons of the Whitewater affair to Watergate, strongly defended his wife's conduct, and accused Republi- cans of being "blatantly partisan" in attempting to gin up "hysteria" on the issue. Clinton's comments came as the White House attempted to get beyond a weekend dominated by reports about the resignation o...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 11, 1994 MASSACRE Continued from page 1 It is unclear if Palestinian witnesses will cooperate. None has come for- ward in response to the government's appeal for testimony. The radical Mus- lim group Hamas has warned Palestin- ians not to cooperate with the Israeli probe. In reconstructing the crime at the Tomb of the Patriarchs, Yatom said yesterday about half the guards were missing because of "loc...…
…26th Anniversary Sale ovum*FJw, All thru March All Sci-Fi half-off All hard cover, western,mystery true crime and human sexuality SHABAZZ Continued from page 1 harder than men for less money, he said. Shabazz's visit, the first program organized by the University Activities Center Multicultural Programming Board (MPB), elicited a positive re- sponse from its sponsors, who plan even larger events for the future. MPB aims to conduct programs...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 11, 1994 SPEECH Continued from page 1 However, other panelists focused more on gender issues. Dean of LSA Edie Goldenberg said many times it is not the professors' intention to offend students; often they are surprised when they find out they have. She encour- aged students to approach their instruc- tors when problems arise. However, Dennis Shields, assistant dean and director of admissions in the Law s...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 14, 1994 UROP applications for '94-' The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) is accepting applications from students for the 1994-95 school year. To be eligible, applicants must be entering their first or second year at the University next fall. Applications are available at the UROP office at L- 110 West Quad Annex and are due March 18. UROP offers academic credit or can be used as work-...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 15, 1994 will host a PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE of the candidates for the Michigan Student Assembly Tonight 6 - 7:30 p.m. 429 Mason Hall 1-800-777-0112 v E The world's largest student & youth travel organization STA TRAVEL Power PC draws rave reviews By SCOT WOODS DAILY STAFF REPORTER The crowd outside the Computer Showcase this morning mirrored the anticipation of self-described "com- puter techies" nationw...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 16, 1994 CODE Continued from page 1. this document and can be applied sanctions by the wrongful actions of their group, as long as they are found participating in the wrongdoing or allowing the existence of an environ- ment which allows actions of wrong- doing." One amendment proposes the elec- tion of a student judicial advisor to work alongside the University judi- cial advisor. Another amendment wo...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday,_March 17, 1994 WH ITEWATER Continued from page 1 ward the White House meetings" with regulators could become "a method of backing into the fundamental ques- lions involved in W4iitewater issues in Arkansas." On Tuesday, Rep. Lee Hamilton (D-Ind.) said hearings might be the best way to get the facts out "quickly and completely." Known for his bipartisanship, Hamilton is chair of the House For- eign Affairs Co...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 18, 1994 Israelis admit to fing on Arabs in massacre JERUSALEM -Two Israeli sol- diers admitted yesterday that they fired at Arabs fleeing the Feb. 25 mosque massacre in Hebron, and raised the possibility that sharpshooter Baruch Goldstein, the Brooklyn-born physi- cian from the nearby settlement of Kiryat Arba, had an accomplice. Their testimony before the Israeli inquiry commission into the shooting co...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 21, 1994 Internal medicine prof. works on promising diabetes vaccine 4 The key to reversing or prevent- ing Type-1 diabetes may lie in the BCG vaccine, commonly used to fight tuberculosis. Five years ago, Internal Medicine Prof. Sumer Pek found he could pre- vent and reverse Type-1, or insulin- dependent diabetes in mice by inject- ing them with the vaccine shortly after the onset of the disease's symp- ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 22, 1994 EVALUATIONS Continued from page 1. the general nature of the question- naire, many deans and faculty said they welcome the chance to receive input. "I hope that it shows us the issues that are critical to faculty members, and in particular those issues that have not yet surfaced. So often in depart- ment meetings ... the agenda is usu- ally set by administrator," Moore said. Several Senate Asse...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 23, 1994 CODE Continued from page 1 articles in the Daily had threatened to sue both the University and the Daily. One such article detailed the theft of a tree. In November, University Depart- ment of Public Safety officers appre- hended seven students stealing a tree near the Coliseum. The students were charged with theft by University police. The students were also separately charged under the cod...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 24, 1994 Clinton's press conference to focus on scandals, successes THE WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- With White House officials under continuing fire yesterday over Whitewater, permanent security passes and back taxes for a nanny, President Clinton scheduled a news conference for tonight to deal with these issues and to trumpet what an aide called administration "accom- plishments" so far this year. Cl...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 25, 1994 ' MSA Election Results DPS arrests law student at dean's office. MSA Continued from page ± "I think it just goes to show that students were happy with our perfor- mance during the past year and that they saw the improvements that we made and they wanted to continue to move forward," Greenberg said. Despite their losses, other candi- dates for president accepted defeat gra- ciously. Businessjun...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 28, 1994 UGLI Continued from page 1 The entire two-year project will conclude in spring 1995. The third and fourth floors will become the new Science Library. Several departmental libraries cur- rently scattered around campus will be consolidated at the UGLi. The chemistry, natural science, physics and mathematics libraries will all be moved to the UGLi in the future. "It's good they're expanding the lib...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday,M 2 March 29, 1994 POLICY Continued from page 1. and training group member. Once counseled, the recipients of such complaints may take a number of steps: provide information about the policy, help the complainant deal directly with the alleged offender, mediate a resolution of the problem, or assist the complainant in pursuing a formal investigation. Additionally, if asked, the intake person can conduct an i...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 30, 1994 RESEARCH Continued from page 1. sional researchers on campus. "It's nice to have someone who's not all twisted and cynical, sick of the university system," said Surgery Prof. William Kuzon. Kuzon said LSA first-year student Jessica Reynolds has been indispens- able in his work on nerve research. "We would not have done this work if we hadn't had her available," Kuzon said. "I think that, espe...…
…2 - TheMichigan Daily - Thursday, March 31, 1994 It's never too late to start writing for The Michigan Daily. We're also looking for summer writers. Call us for details. 754-0552 AATU Continued from page 1 members, who said he would be removed for earlier comments he made about AATU to The Michigan Daily. "I wondered where the First Amendment stopped working for the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union board members," Stern said. "I felt like I was in p...…
…The Michigan Daily - Weekend etc. - Thursday, March 31, 1994 - 3 "'Melrose Place' is a really good show" By MICHAEL BARNES I agree with all of you: some people, like those totally negative Daily film critics, are clueless. I mean who really likes random small movies that are lame and boring and loaded with subtitles? And you know most of them don't like "Beverly Hills 90210" or "Melrose Place." They're too serious for petty change like that....…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 1, 1994-3 .Women's History Month falls short of local expectations Ann Arbor campus participation lacking in planning of month's events By JUDITH KAFKA DAILY STAFF REPORTER Women's History Month begins today with barely a ripple at the Uni- versity, let alone a big splash. While various women's groups and organizations are sponsoring Residents . haggle over future of A2 airport By JAMES M. NASH DAILY STAFF ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 2, 1994 - 3 Sheldon counsels MSA: work with city government JONATHAN LURIE/Daily Lisa Hope peers out of the sunroof of the Wienermobile on State Street yesterday. Hope owns the Not-Dog stand in front of Espresso Royale Cafe. Wienermnobile winds through Ann Arbor By JAMES M. NASH DAILY STAFF REPORTER Addressing the Michigan Student Assembly last night, Ann Arbor Mayor Ingrid B. Sheldon urged stu- dents t...…
