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…WE Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low 0. Tomorrow: Cloudy, high in the mid-20s. lMr t Un0 w One hundred four years of editorial freedom Unt Wednesday March 1, 1995 I #o&i jP mo, Al ' - z b ry .i a j Y a, c , t r x fWi7 the 171 chlAjm bally.'. I student Affairs further delays release code amendments By Cathy Boguslaski Daily Staff Reporter Almost a month after student panelists met to amend the Statement of Student Rights and Responsi...…

…it r an :4rn~ Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low 10°. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy, high around 30% Thursday March 2, 1995 One hundred four years of editorial freedom .'U' researcher: Fruit pectin may stop prostate cancer By visa Ponis For the Daily Two researchers, including one from the University, have discovered that citrus pectin has the potential to arrest the spread of pros- tate cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Americ...…

…2~ itt *rni Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 20' Tomorrow: Increasing clouds, high around 40°. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Friday March 3, 1995 Balanced-budget amendment fails in Senate by 2 votes From Staff and Wire Repons WASHINGTON - The Senate yesterday narrowly defeated a pro- posed constitutional amendment to balance the budget, ending more than a month of increasingly bitter rheto- ric and scuttling the c...…

…~ 2 Untt Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, high around 35% Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 45'. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Monday March 6, 1995 ' pres. battles for state doars By Jonathan Berndt and Ronnie Glassberg Daily Staff Reporters LANSING - In the battle for state higher-education dollars, the opening rounds fired Friday centered around Michigan State University, as presidents from the state's major universities...…

…It One hundred four years of editorialfreedom 1Wl Weather Tonight: Rain and snow likely, low around 30%. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high in the mid-30s. Tuesday March 7, 1995 I Vl. C a,.NA.m i A n rbr, t-h0 n 1 he miigally I MSA exec. field widens to 7 tickets Jump for Mark Detsky >I N and Heather } urger enjoy the warmer weather while playing on the Moonwalk. The Moonwalk was on the Diag . yesterday to promote the Senior Pledge Drive...…

…WE One hundred four years of editoriial1 freedom tti Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 15. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 350 Wednesday March 8, 1995 I Jill1 I Regents plan board's 1st structural overhaul in 70 years By Ronnie Glassberg Daily Staff Reporter The University Board of Regents is plan- ning to overhaul its structure for the first time since the 1920s, with a proposal to add com- mittees and change the forum f...…

…2~ it I an Un WNeather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low in the upper teen. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 40. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Thursday March 9, 1995 Umiversity, state settle hazardous-waste suit out of court By Daniel Johnson Daily Staff Reporter The University and the state De- partment of Natural Resources an- nounced yesterday that they have reached a settlement for the pending litigation over the Universit...…

…WE One hundred four years of editorial freedom ti Weather Tonight: Warmer, high 45. Tomorrow: Dry and milder, high around 50'. Friday March 10, 1995 z~. p 0 I.Advisory committee begins national search for provost By Cathy Boguslaski Daily Staff Reporter A committee to advise President James J. Duderstadt on a replacement for outgoing Provost Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr. held its first meeting yesterday. Whitaker, who is also the University's ...…

…Jrb Unt Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low 40% Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high 70'.. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Monday March 13, 1995 " Student Affairs releases student panel's code amendments By Cathy Bogusiaski Daily Staff Reporter Students who commit offenses anywhere may now be accountable to the University for their actions if revisions to the code of non- academic conduct are approved. The Statement of Student Rights...…

…It,, Ut' Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low in the mid-40s Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high in the 60s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Tuesday March 14, 1995 Sf . Native American students may lose tuition waiver By Zachary M. Raimi Daily Staff Reporter Pamela Bowser's college educa- tion may end a year early if Gov. John Engler's proposal to eliminate funding for Michigan's 19-year-old Indian Tu- ition Waiver program passes t...…

…~~t1v ti Weather Tonight: Dry, low in the mid 30s. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, highs in the upper 50s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Wednesday March 15, 1995 11 h..-li il1ia i 'Assembly condemns leadership 4rogram By Amy Klein Daily Staff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly passed a resolution last night oppos- ing executive officers' participation in Leadership 2017, a University- sponsored training program for stu- dent le...…

…WE4, 'cra tit weather Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low around 30°. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 51. One hundredfour years of editorial freedom Thursday March 16, 1995 [Vl Get No. Committee votes to cut 'U' funding K 4 Over the .. = .t, top y - Engineering -' l. . 1 juniors Ola r 7f Sprauten (right) and Jeff Ripple ! F S 6n>'Y struggle during - Chi Psi s r fraternity's first annual Arm- _ s -- f .' Wrestlemania .- contest f - , yesterd...…

…WE F! * lET WI r One hundred four years of editorial freedom Weather Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 300. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high around 500. Friday March 17, 1995 -'4 - -.4 1 i -4 i -~ ---4. - W2p1 aYs ~'Michigan 76 (T Blue toppled by late rally aly Basketbl Wrter DAYTON, Ohio - It was not a ' ting end to Ray Jackson's game or rAfter scoring 28 points and push- ing his team to a 14-point lead, the basketball wasn't supposed to...…

…Jr ieathor. Tonight: Rain showers, Low in the 40s. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high in the upper 40s. r One hundred four years of editorial freedom *rni Monday March 20, 1995 .in Detroit, Gore touts Dems as working family party By Jonathan Berndt and Zachary M. Raimi Daily Staff Reporters DETROIT - Looking to the 1996 elec- tion, Vice President Al Gore defined the Demo- crats as the party of working families and children, outlining their fu...…

…E1 it a 4rn Weather Tonight: Cloudy, low 34°. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high 49*, One hundred four years of editorial freedom Tuesday March 21, 1995 I Baiqmwnoballast I coach leaves amid cofi The Names Janet Popper (right), a graduate student in the School of Social Work, listens as state Rep. Liz Brater (D-Ann Arbor) reads the names of Holocaust victims on the lag yesterday. MOLLY STEVENS/Daily MSA condemns Housing actions By Steph...…

…it-q tIIPWt * t Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low in the low-30s. Tomorrow: Cloudy, chance of rain, high 52'. One hundred four years of editorial freedoin Wednesday March 22, 1995 IN MEMO ,y 3 e. .House begins debate on welfare The Washington Post WASHINGTON - The House yesterday opened a harshly partisan debate on Republican legislation that would make the broadest changes in the nation's social wel- fare system since what was then ca...…

…wWE r One hundred four years of editorial freedom *rni Weather Tonight: Clear skies, low in mid-20s. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high in upper-40s. Thursday March 23, 1995 e, ' MSA El ections Polls busy on 1st day of student elections Poll workers report high turnout at Angell Hall, Union sites By Amy Klein Daily Staff Reporter The feeling was one of amaze- ment yesterday afternoon as more than 25 students sprawled across the benches and ...…

…WE1 Itt46Fi Weather Tonight: Mostly clear, low in the mid-20s. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high in the mid-50s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Friday March 24, 1995 Vol4C , ..:,;% x . - ! '.-< ~ '' -r rr- r -.M+.;s ,t a, .Clinton will address M By Ronnie Glassberg Daily Staff Reporter President Clinton will address Michigan State University graduates at their spring com- mencement on May 5, ending speculation that he would spea...…

…It I *rnt Weather Tonight: Cloudy, chance of rain, low mid-20s. Tomorrow: Same, high upper-30s to mid-40s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Monday March 27, 1995 WLhga I D1= r y .'M' hockey team advances to semifinals By Darren Everson Daily Hockey Writer MADISON-The Michigan hockey team advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament for the third time in four years with a hard-fought 4-3 victory over Wiscon- sin Saturday. ...…

…ILi *rni Weather Tonight: Cloudy, chance of snow, glow 32'. Tomorrow: Chance of snow, high 40. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Tuesday March 28, 1995 , ,Iuyii7 -- - -- ----- -- ---- > Clinton announces latest WASHINGTON - With a vow to slash the cost of government with- out resorting to "a mean spirit or a (neat ax," President Clinton yester- day announced another set of spend- ing cuts in federal agencies. Clinton said the ...…

…Jr1 Un1 Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 300. Tomorrow: Chance of flurries, high in low-40s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Wednesday March 29, 1995 I --- - --- ----- ---------- I Rackham rep. leaves MSA over bickering By Amy Klein Daily Staff Reporter 0 One week before the new officers and representatives take their seats, the second Michigan Student Assembly member in two weeks has resigned because of political...…

…WEq lw ar7M tttz qMPPv7 Weather Tonight: Chance of flurries, low 27. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high in the lower 40s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Thursday March 30, 1995 - .0VA 4 ""~O'~W~."' ~~AL~"' - .~ -, 4.4. 4- *'U' distributes state funds unevenly across schools By Ronnie Glassberg Daily Staff Reporter The University has used state funding to sustain its more expensive schools - with the School of Dentistry receiving ...…

…'Elan Uni Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low in the 20s. Tomorrow: Chance of flurries, high in the 40s. One hundred four years of editorial freedom Friday March 31, 1995 senate OKs closed university presidential searches By Ronnie Glassberg Daily Staff Reporter Public universities would be able to shut the doors on presidential searches under two bills passed yesterday by the state Senate. Senators rejected a proposal from the Senate Go...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 1, 1995 Committee OKs weaker term limits WASHINGTON - Moving on one of the most divisive issues on the Republicans' legislative agenda, the House Judiciary Committee yesterday approved a constitutional amendment to set a 12-year limit on the terms of members of Congress, after rejecting more stringent alternatives. But despite its approval, the committee's debate on the issue was a window into GOP dis...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 2, 1995 9'z - SECURITY Continued from page 1. "Social Security is very much on the table" for cuts by Republi- cans, Sen. Christopher Dodd (D- Conn.), general chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said yesterday. It is an assertion Republicans vehemently deny. But it is what the debate over the proposed con- stitutional amendment has evolved into. This time, a group of wavering Democrats - i...…

…r- The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 3, 1995 MITCHELL Continued from page 1 and physical evidence against him. "He was frustrated by being kept in a state of limbo," said Washtenaw County Assistant Public Defender David Lankford. "He wanted person- ally to speak. Now that he's being arraigned, I can see no reason to have another press conference. "I anticipate another round of pre- trial publicity - pretty much starting now," Lankford said. ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 6, 1995 CHEATING Continued from page 1 pands the options involved for both students and faculty." "A lot of time and effort went into the development of this new program and I think that effort will be well- received," Ferber said. Mary Ann Busfield, executive sec- retary to Nissen, said that in the years she has been involved with hearing cases of academic dishonesty, stu- dents have shown little tolera...…

…2 -: The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 7, 1995 MCARD Continued from page 1 had problems, but they fixed them," Kane said. As an incentive for the selected students to pick up their Mcards, First of America deposited $5 in each participant's CashStripe funds. Russell said there has already been some confusion in the transition from Entre Plus to Mcard. "You should tell the cashier that 'I want this on my Entree Plus' or 'I want this on my M...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 8, 1995 REGENTS Continued from page 1 cussing changes to public comments, although there are not yet specific plans. Under the present system, 12 people sign up to speak at the public comments session of the regents meeting. Each speaker can address the board for a maxi- mum of five minutes. The regents and executiveofficers are ropedofffromthepublic and normally do not respond to the speakers. "I thi...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 1995 WASTES Continued from page 1. fluorescent lighting tubes used in resi- dence halls. The tubes contain small amounts of mercury, which has been determined to be hazardous to plants and animals as well as a pollutant in the Great Lakes. Also under the settlement, the hos- pitals will identify products that con- tain mercury and search for alterna- tives. The search for hazardous waste sources als...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 10, 1995 . Storm hits northern Calif.; Southerners ready ST. HELENA, Calif. (AP) - A howling Pacific storm lashed North- ern California yesterday, swamping roads, snapping power lines and rais- ing fears of a repeat of January's disastrous floods. "The forecast unfortunately is for continued gusty wind and rain. I think we'll be in a roller-coaster situation forat least aday and ahalf," said Pacific G...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 13, 1995 BAKER Continued from page 1 is going on, I wouldn't have the proper perspective to make any comments." As Baker walked out of the Fed- eral Building with his mother and his attorney, Douglas Mullkoff, he spoke to the public for the first time since his Feb. 9 arrest. "I am sorry to have ever used a real person's name in any of my stories," Baker said. "It was a stupid thing to do, and I have pa...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 14, 1995 DEAN Continued from page 1 Some SACUA members said they were positive about the direction of the committee. "I suspect that through the approach you've taken, you will be able to de- velop very good insight into the overall function of the operations by looking at one segmentof it," pharmacology Prof. Charles Smith told Karnopp. "I think your approach is quite right." However, some SACUA member...…

…2- The MYchgan Daly - Wenesday. March 15. 1995 . _ _ i s xy F / ADAMS Continued from page 1 one of the few Clinton foreign policy initiatives developed almost entirely within the White House and the Na- tional Security Council. rather than through the inter-agency search for consensus this administration nor- mally favors. According to U.S. and Irish Repub- lic officials. Clinton overrode State Deparment reservations because se- nior White ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 16, 1995 BUDGET Continued from page 1. higher education appropriations. "Rep. Hood said enough is enough here,"Gilmer said. Hood could not be reached for comment. Under the proposal, state funding would actually decline for the 1996 year. This year's appropriation was $280,336,875, but the Hood proposal would send $280,136,557 to the Uni- versity - more than a $200,000 cut. Vice President for Universit...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 17, 1995 BAKER Continued from page 1 has to ask itself whether or not it wants to suspend Jake now that the government does not perceive him as a threat to the student in his story," Cahill said. Duderstadt suspended Baker on Feb. 1 under the authority delegated to him by Regents' Bylaw 2.01. In the suspension letter, Duderstadt said the action was based on "the degrading, humiliating, and frighten- in...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 20, 1995 SACUA Continued from page 1 Mark R. DeCamp, associate chemistry professor and LSA faculty counselor: There needs to be better communications between the Uni- versity's three institutions: Ann Ar- bor, Dearborn and Flint. "I would also hope to serve ... as an advocate for the University's most abundant and, arguably, most important resource, its students," he said. DeCamp also said an environment...…

…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 j "'a jFVTb-.,ftub SACUA Continued from page 1 policies as one that needs to be con- vinced. I don't approach the given as the only way to do things. I see my task as questioning," he said. In addition, McNamara wants to address the rise in student tuition. "I am very worried about the continued dependence on tuition as making up for the university deficit," he said. SACUA chair-elect George...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 22, 1995 TEXTBOOKS Continued from page 1. be the funders," she said. Richard said he thinks this would be a good idea. "If we could get the profs into doing it on-line, that would be terrific," he said. LSA senior Mike Christie, chair of the Michigan Student Assembly's Academic Affairs Commission and a committee member, said the Univer- sity will need to continue to work on the issue. "What we're tryi...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 23, 1995 COMMITTEE Continued from page 1 dents add diversity to the student body "at the same time, we've got concerned taxpayers." If the proposal passes intact, "we'd have to admit a lot of in-state trans- fers," Harrison said, adding he did not know how many students would be needed. While the additional funding for Michigan State was approved by the committee, Rep. Morris Hood (D-Detroit) proposed ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 24, 1995 "'Anowl~aJtt Republican governors defend welfare plan WASHINGTON (AP) - The House is voting this week on disman- tling 45 social programs including cash welfare, federal child care, and school lunch. and nutrition programs and sending the money and the re- sponsibility for the programs to the states in the form of block grants. House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R- Ga.) decried Democrats who have r...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 27, 1995 MSA Continued from page 1. Wainess said. Newly elected Rep. Tracy Gallinari, from the Michigan Party, said she is excited to take her seat on the assembly. "As a female Engineering student, I have a lot of concerns with North Campus safety, which I plan to work on," Gallinari said. The Students' Party won five new seats on the assembly this term, and LSA Rep. Dante Stella said the party's showin...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 28, 1995 "Amom/walao 1st lady speaks to Pakistani women LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton perched on the courtyard bedstead of 70-year-old Burkat Ali and got the full rundown on his household: wife, three sons with wives, four cousins with wives and 21 children. Then she trooped inside for a tour of hismudcake "middle class" home while one of the women kept busy outside shaping dung into...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 29, 1995 COURT Continued from page 1. The victim testified that upon briefly examining herself in her apart- ment bathroom she discovered alight- colored hair in the vicinity of herpubic hair that she considered "foreign." The dark-haired woman testified that the hair did not resemble her own, herboyfriend's or-whenasked by the defense--Mitchell's hair type. The student also said she could not identif...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday,M 3 March 34, 1995 Y=RAPIST Continued from page 1 blood and hair taken on Dec. 27 and consented only when Pressley called several more law enforcement officers to the Washtenaw County Jail where Mitchell has been since his arrest. "DNA is basically the blueprint of all life," Dr. Stephen Milligan of the State Police Crime Lab's DNA unit said yesterday. "Ninety-nine percent of our DNA is the same from perso...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 31, 1995 CLOSED Continued from page 1. Harrison said. "I still think any step we can take to make searches confi- dential are good steps." Smith said the changes to the bill would not increase public involve- ment in the process. "I've been a member of governing bodies, and I know how easy it is to manipulate the selection process," she said. Duderstadt said an open search limits the number of strong can...…

… Lo~tCAI4LTA/ The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 1, 1995 -3 Parents' sexual views strongly impact children A daughter's lifestyle choice of whether to cohabit or marry is greatly influenced by the views of her mother, University of Michigan and Univer- sity of Chicago researchers said in a recent study of more than 700 young adults and their mothers. Researchers found that for those mothers who believed cohabitation to be acceptable behav...…

…-I 4o~l'Ar The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 2, 1995 - 3 Duke students pressure pres. Last week, more than 50 students at Duke University, took turns sitting outsdePresidentNannerl O' Keohane's office to protest the dismissal of the Vice president/vice provost position re- sponsibleforminority affairs. Thepresi- dent said he planned to restructure the vice presidential post into an executive position. Student and faculty protesters voic...…

… VRImAWFOCU1S The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 3,_1995 - 3- 'I , :. Michigan Varsity Athletes Balance Studies with Work and Play prestigious academic institu tion like the University of Michigan draws scholars from all over the world. Many incoming students carried 4.0 grade averages in high school. Some carried footballs. SAnd in many college lectures and seminars, classmates can easily pick out the athlete, for sometimes out- standin...…

…*1 rL C irA f The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 6, 1995 - 3 C A M.'WIS * :CAMiu Coffer wins Golden Apple The group Students Honoring Out- *standing University Teaching last week announced History Prof. Tho- mas Collier as this year's recipient of the Golden Apple Award. Collier, who was chosen from hundreds of nominees, will deliver his "ideal" last lecture in April. Kim Dillon, a first-year Engineer- ing student, said she was very please...…