…2w41 tti Seather Tonight: Clear and cool, low around 34. Tomorrow: Dry, high around 38°. One hundredfve years offeditorialfreedom Monday April 1,1996 Vo. VI 6.0 ;u';A ,, aiy Michigan Wns first NCAA title since 1964 Nicholas J. Cotsonika ly Sports Editor CINCINNATI - There were tears this time too, but for the 1995-1996 Michi- gan hockey team, moist eyes dripped only joy. The years of failure and frustration, of anguish and anger, are ove...…
…eh+ r a, low around 370. omorrow: Chance of rain, igh around 460. 21v41 Un'11 One hundredfve years offeditorialfreedom Tuesday April 2, 1996 n -.m t ederal dept Stephanie Jo Klein )aily Staff Reporter After last month's discovery of a large-scale omputer error that delayed almost 1 million nancial aid applications, the U.S. Department of ducation is approaching its goal of processing 11 of the forms received this year. an effort to make ...…
…eather ight: High chance of rain, w around 40*. morrow: Cloudy, chance of in, high 440. 'Elan tti One hundredfive years ofeditorialfreedom SWednesday April 3,,1996 A ~.. I EO, ....................... I .............. I ............ U' try for contract in bargaining marathon Anupama Reddy ally Staff Reporter Bargaining teams for the Graduate Employees ganization and the University began non-stop ntract negotiations yesterday morning ...…
…It--w 4r teather Tonight: Cloudy, chance of snow, lows in the 20s. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 40. One Iundredfive years ofeditorialfreedom Thursday April 4, 1996 ; a i , s tu - t .,;F ,' s'i r y iE, " . , .,a f ..« s .' . E r ."! .. ' . A." {" . ' '.cr. v F{ k rr " 5i*r . .t f .. . Ftr . t 'rt 3Et' L Knabo arne matsus degreheld Kaczynski earned 2 mathematics degrees from U JOE WESTRATE/Daily Union members rally outside the LSA...…
…eather onight: Mostly cloudy, low the low-20s. omorrw: Mostly cloudy. Igh in the upper-30s. .'Elan rti One hundredfive years of editorialfreedom Friday April 5, 1996 x 0' Is" The Michigan - baily I EO warns udents to repare for alk-out y Anupama Reddy aily Staff Reporter As the Graduate Employees Organi- ation and University bargaining teams ontinue to negotiate the terms of an ,xtended contract, GEO members are till planning to walk o...…
…'cragw .t Weather Tonight: Cloudy, scattered flurries, low 24. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 43. One hundredfve years of editonal freedom Monday April 8, 1996 Bargaining talks fail; GEO to walk out By Anupama Reddy Daily Staff Reporter Despite 38 hours of non-stop bar- gaining last week, the Graduate Em- ployees Organization and University &gaining teams have left the table without reaching an agreement. The immediate result is a t...…
…lie., IEt *rnt Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, chance of snow, low 260. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high near 50°. i One hundredfive years of editoril freedom Tuesday April 9 , 1996 Gijese .may face charges . Ann Stewart Daily Staff Reporter Michigan quarterback Brian Griese's weekend run-in with Ann Arbor Police Department officers may lead to a misdemeanor or felony charge, AAPD officials said yesterday. AAPD Sgt. Brad Hill said a police ...…
…irin Un t Weather onight: Partly cloudy, low around 350. Tomorrow: Cloudy, chance of rain, high around 630. One hundredfive years of editoridlfreedom Wednesday April 10, 1996 x b . ; l a -. Carr suspends Griese QB arraigned on felony charges for breaking window 3 By Barry Sollenberger and Ann Stewart Daily Staff Reporters Michigan football coach Lloyd Carr sus- pended quarterback Brian Griese indefinitely yesterday after the sophomore ...…
…C 1 weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 480. Tomorrow: Scattered showers high around 640. , One hundredfve years of editorial freedom Thursday April 11, 1996 .,., ,:,. '." -: ,J r<. ':<. . n's W:'-...: ! .5 : "i xi i<b <u '' f..< :..,; .; , ,it ....... .+5. tti1 .;.2t t ,kJ'M"' {. y .. .i y .> ,;: ,.e, . 'L .... w s .z v ..., ss i r rG"$.. v..,e... u < ::: r:, Y ,. ; b g i ? z / ta< < * . R Y i :.i. N ., .... .,.. m ... .... .. , ...…
…athrn onight: Showers and hunderstorms, low 450 omorrow: Showers and hunderstorms, high 50'. WE,, it Un4 One hundredfve years of edtorialfreedom Friday April 12, 1996 Vol. CV Nil. 112 Utah, V 1900 It* milobigaft Daily I students harged m ursley ons y Sam T. Dudek ?aily Staff Reporter Two students were arrested yester- ay in connection with a string of ires set in Bursley Hall on March 30. LSA first-year students John acDonald and Justin...…
…Weather Tonight: Light rain likely. Low in mid-30s. Tomorrow: Cloudy, early flurries, high near 50. WE P One. hundred five years of editoril freedom *ari Monday April 15, 1996 °I 1, C IR A~ Alb lo, .A; ,M a-~fhV Spelma By Jodi Cohen Daily Staff Reporter Johnnetta Cole, a black woman pioneer in higher education, will address the class of 1996 at the May commencement ceremonies, sources in the University administration con- firmed yesterda...…
…Weather Tonight: Clear, scattered snow, low 330, Tomorrow: Mostly sunny, high around 570. CAir IEIUUR Unt I One /undredfive years of editorialfreedom Tuesday April 16, 1996 6op questions source of De. funds By Stephanie Jo Klein Daily Staff Reporter As campaign donations roll in, the battles for Michigan's nine Democratic and seven Republican seats in the U.S. House of: Representatives are intensifying. Oandidates from both sides are try...…
…Weather Tonight: Increasing clouds, low 43*. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high 63°. C44b t tt One hundredfve years of editorialfreedom Wednesday April 17, 1996 x . , I Rose, Meh By Laurie Mayk Daily Staff Reporter After more than four hours of debates, goodbyes and parting poems, the Michigan Student Assembly gavel officially changed hands last night. MSA President Fiona Rose and Vice President P bir Mehta were officially sw...…
…gather onight: Showers and hunde eorms, low 53*. omorrow: Cloudy, chance f rain, high 68. CVit l~t WI ti One /undredfve years of edioriialfreedom Thursday April 18, 1996 I .;r I Regents may cuss same- sex benefits e xJodi Co e bJeff Eldridge w'ily Staif Reporters The last University Board of Regents meeting before ,ommencement-and the last ofthe semester-will be held oday and tomorrow. The board is expected to approve final degree lists...…
…Weather Tonight: Cloudy, rain likely. low around 540. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, chance of rain, high of 750. it I-an "Uw One hundredfive years of editori l freedom Friday April 19, 1996 lillgg il! 1 iiii a l a g gi la il 1 11:1lig l 1 1!:::!; i Nil, g' Legislation looks to cut aflinayie action Aaurle May DI ily Staf Reporter A bill banning preferential treat- ment in the selection process for state universities and educational programs mad...…
…WEL Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 37°. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high near 55% One hundredfve years offedftorialfreedom Monday April 22, 1996 Duderstadt, board confront racial tensions on campus By Jodi Cohen and Jeff Edridge Daily Staff Reporters In remarks about the racial atmosphere on campus, President James Duderstadt and Re- gent Nellie Varner (D-Detroit) issued lengthy statements at Friday's Board of Regents meet- f" a...…
…PC4*'E .La a ti leather Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 35% Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high near 60%. One hundredfive years of editorilfreedom Tuesday April 23, 1996 =IZZI CCHANGING OF THE GUARD " A SPECIAL SECTION Report details Matock scuffle President James Duderstadt has 69 days left as leader of the University. Though at times he has come un- der criticism from students, faculty members and even the Board of Re- gents, some colleag...…
…r rid This hAinhirtann nni(v - AAtnrinti A nri# I I nna - -- c ig ua--- rly, Rpra, NATION/WORLD - Yeltsin orders cease-fire in Chechnya The Washington Post MOSCOW - Russian President Boris Yeltsin ordered a unilateral cease- fire yesterday in the shell-shattered southern region of Chechnya and a phased withdrawal of some Russian forces as part of what he cast as a milestone peace plan to end the 15- month-old conflict. In a sharp departur...…
…I 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 2, 1996 Protesters blame Isrel for police raid NATION/WORLD Ls Angeles Times NABLUS, West Bank - The hun- dreds of police officers who stormed a rally at Al Najah University over the -weekend were very clearly Palestin- -ans under the authority of Yasser Arafat. But the students striking in protest here yesterday blamed the raid on Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres. Peres is pushing Arafat to cra...…
… 2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 3, 1996 Pres. throws pitch at start of season BALTIMORE (AP)- Pat Buchanan was in the stands yesterday as President Clinton threw a soft, slow pitch to open the Baltimore Orioles' 1996 baseball season a day late. Clinton, wearing an Orioles jacket and matching cap, took the mound at Camden Yards after being introduced to a roughly even number of boos and cheers. Smiling, the president tossed a harm-I ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 4, 1996 Complaining prisoners reCeive longer sentenCes NATION/WORLD f :."- . . BANGKOK (AP) - Twenty-one po- litical prisoners have been slapped with new sentences, apparently for trying to bring attention to their cruel conditions, Amnesty International said yesterday. The London-based human rights group saidthe prisoners were sentenced March 28 to additional jail terms of five to 12 years each:...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 5, 1996 NATION/WORLD UNABOMBER Continued from Page 1 new technology and "social disruption and psychological suffering." Prof. Chia-Shun Yih, who served on Kaczynski's dissertation committee, said there is no evidence of this attitude in the mathematical work Kaczynski completed at the University. "There is no connection between the violent bombs and the work he did on his dissertation," Yih said. After...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 8, 1996 NATION/WORLD American capitalism seeks new allies after Brown's death WASHINGTON (AP)- When Ron Brown died in a plane crash, American capitalism lost its staunchest ally in the Clinton administration. Now business executives wonder who will champion their cause the next time commercial interests clash with other priorities. It was on one such effort - his 15th overseas trade mission - that Br...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 9, 1996 NATION/WORLD Troops close to DMZ live with threat of attack The Washington Post CAMP BONIFAS, South Korea - No one knows the danger of North Korea's recent military provocations better than the 500 U.N. soldiers sta- tioned here at this country's northern- most military base. The 230 American and 270 South Korean soldiers live 440 yards south of the Demilitarized Zone in a cluster of low buil...…
…- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 10, 1996 NATION/WORLD U.S. pulls out of L " The Washington Post WASHINGTON - U.S. Special Forces helicopters evacuated 26 Ameri- cans from the war-torn Liberian capital of Monrovia late yesterday, as the gov- ernment here laid plans for a full-scale evacuation of another 425 Americans and possibly hundreds of other people, officials said. Last night fierce fighting broke out anew near the American emb...…
… 2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 11, 1996 NATION/WORLD i SALARY Continued from Page 1A Duderstadt said the AAUP statistics maybe skewed because all universities do not have the same areas of study. He : said it would be more accurate to com- pare salaries within the individual dis- ciplines instead of averages. "Our most accurate data suggest that we rank first at the assistant, associate and full professor level among the pub- li...…
… 2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 12, 1996 7-year-old girl crashes plane, kills 3 NATION/WORLD CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP)-A 7-year- oldgirl whohopedtobecometheyoungest person to fly cross-country was killed yes- terday when her small plane nose-dived to the ground "like a dart" soon after taking offin driving rain and snow. Her father and her flight instructor also died. Jessica Dubroff, who used a red booster seat and extenders so her legs c...…
…A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 15, 1996 NATION/WORLD Few U.S. citizens left in Liberia WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S. military evacuated one more helicopter full of Americans yesterday from volatile Monrovia as an open-ended airlift plan continued with few . .S. citizens remaining in Liberia. "We do not consider this evacuation to be over because we haven't been able to get hold of every American and find out ytheirintentions," said a St...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 16, 1996 NATION/WORLD Court hears campaign funding case The Washington Post WASHINGTON - During oral ar- guments yesterday in a major campaign financing case, Supreme Court justices expressed skepticism about federal lim- its on how much political parties may spend on a candidate. A ruling could affect the ability of the Republican and Democratic par- ties to influence this fall's national races and ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 17, 1996 NATION/WORLD New attack launched on trapped Liberians !, w 0 MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) -The plight of 10,000 people trapped in a barracks most sought out as a safe haven from Liberia's civil war grew more desperate yesterday under a fresh attack from one of the rival factions. From dozens of refugees who fled the buildings amid the new fighting came reports that many of those still inside...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 18, 1996 NATION/WORLD Explosion rocks London district Blast follows warning reportedly from IRA T IC7 .k Now ... ,,.r.. -, ~#,'~p, LONDON (AP) - An explosion rocked an expensive residential district of west London last night, following a warn- ing call attributed to the Irish Republican Army, police and fire officials said. The blast blew out windows at an empty house and neighboring build- ings ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 19, 1996 NATION/WORLD Cholera hits U.S. compound in Liberia MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) - In- ternational mediators urged Liberia's warring factions to accept a truce yes- terday during a lull in 12 days of factional fighting that have cleared the capital's streets of all but swag- gering combatants and people scav- enging for food. Meanwhile, a silent killer was on the rise: cholera. The disease, caused b...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 22, 1996 NATION/WORLD MATLOCK Continued from Page :A 26, McClain said. McClain said she was merely acting as the "point person" between the Uni- versity and the state police. Machen denied that the group had decided towrite a letter that Friday. "We did not make a decision to write a letterat thatmeeting," Machen said. "What we realized was that we could solve this without an outside investigation." C...…
…-2A - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 23, 1996 NATION/WORLD 4~ATLOC K :ontinued from Page IA McClain said on Saturday that Uni- :versity officials were not sure at the ime whether the investigation had al- .ready begun. . "The consen- us of the group was that we There " could ask the po- lice to hold up," two of us McClain said aboutthe Feb.23 tn s lie meeting between agroup oftop ad- Iministrators. C' We thought we 'ould have set up in...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily '- Monday, April 1, 1996 -3A L. ~AgI ECS prof. $50,000 for mraound search Emad Ebbini, assistant professor f electrical engineering and com- puter science, won $50,000 for ultra- sund research in a recent contest. The contest was open to faculty who ave received National Science Foun- dation Young Investigator awards and are in the early stages of their careers. *he $50,000 came from an anony- mous donor and w...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 2, 1996 - 4 Vandal attack store, hide in restaurant The Ann Arbor Police Department detained two youths Saturday night in connection with a robbery at Bill's Mar- ket on Packard Street. AAPD officers were called to the grocery store to apprehend five youths who were taking items from the store. According to an AAPD report, the teen-agers entered the store and walked around talking. Some of the...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 3, 1996 - 3 Yale workers strike, close aintenance workers at Yale Uni- versity went on strike last week, caus- ing the shutdown of 11 of the university's 12 dining halls. They said they plan to strike for a month. The university brought in temporary custodial workers to re-open the halls for service. The workers have been negotiating for a new contract with the Yale admin- istration since ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday April 4, 1996 - 3A tf3 Bright gases to ight up April night sk * If you've ever heard what sounds like an owl but have not been able to locate the reclusive bird, this month may be your big chance to see one. Except this owl will be silent. University astronomer Richard Teske said a group of gases resem- bling an owl's face will be visible above the big dipper in mid-April. The Owl Nebula is one kind...…
…m LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 5, 1996 - 3 redit card cam found at medical ding The Department of Public Safety was aled to the Kellogg Eye Center Wednes- ay to investigate fraudulent activities n a University employee's credit card. The employee told DPS he saw some- ne in his office attempting to have oney wired using the victim's credit ard number. e employee also said he believed el reservations were made on his redit ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 8, 1996 - 3A Oakland U offers rogram 4tOxford For the 26th consecutive year, Oak- land University and the University of Detroit-Mercy are offering their British studies program at Oxford, which will 1te hosted by Corpus Christi College in England. The program offers tuition, private 'oom and full board for the week, ex- cursions to London, theater tickets, vis- -its to museums and six or eight ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 9, 1996- 3 One student, 67 ohers arrested t Hash Bash The Department of Public Safety re- ported yesterday that only one student was among the 68 arrested at last weekend's Hash Bash. DPS spokesperson Elizabeth Hall said the student was arrested for ille- gally selling T-shirts on University property. Sixty-seven others were arrested on various charges including: 2*46 for possession of an ille...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 10, 1996 -2 1 NEC student loses fingers to own bomb A studentat New England College accidently blew off three of his own fingers when a bomb he allegedly made n his residence hall exploded unex- pectedly in his left hand. The student, senior William Hillard, was hospitalized and "indefinitely sus- pended" during an investigation by the campus police, college spokesperson Patti Osgood said. N...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 11, 1996-3A r ~ r 'Ustudy finds hschool size "lects learning. Students in schools with between 600 and 900 students tend'to learn better than students in smaller or larger schools, according to a University study con- wducted by Valerie Lee, School of Educa- tion associate professor, and Julia Smith, University of Rochester assistant pro- fessor. The findings were presented yes- terday at the...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 12, 1996 - 3 Vandals destroy art project DPS reports they received a call from student who claimed fie was the vic- im of a "hate crime." The student, a senior in the school of Architecture and Urban Planning, said his cubical at the school had the words "queer" and "fag" written on the walls. The vandals also painted the words on his graduate art project. The ink bottle used to write the words...…
…I LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -Monday, April 15, 1996-- 3A i ~ k U student wins restigious eater award usic sophomore Heather Dilly re- ly won one of 16 Irene Ryan Foun- dation scholarships, which are given to theater students from around the coun- ry Each student who was awarded a cholarship will now compete for two dditional $2,500 scholarships at the Kennedy Center in Washington on Sun- ay. The ceremony is in conjunction ith the annua...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 16, 1996 -' Blood samples of rape suspects to be destroyed *The Ann Arbor Police Department announced Saturday that the blood samples collected during the serial rape investigation last year will be destroyed July 1. AAPD reports that 13of160 sampled men have picked up their blood. Others have called AAPD to request the de- struction of their blood samples. The blood samples have been avail- l...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 17, 1996 - 3 Uof Miami football player murdered University of Miami football player Marlin Barnes and his friend Timwanika Lumpkins were found brutally attacked in Barnes' apartment Saturday morning. Barnes' roommate returned home at 7:30 a.m., found the tires slashed on his vehicle outside and could not enter the apartment because the door was ob- structed by Barnes' murdered body. Lumpkins...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 18, 1996 - 3A Web pages offer use resources Want to find out how to contact a vorite lobbying group? How about receiving a free pamphlet on how to drive better, courtesy of Michigan's secretary of state? The University's "Government Re- soutces on the Web"home-page touches on a wide range of topics, from foreign politics to federal grants, and it has even won special home-page awards. Users s...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily --Friday, April 19, 1996 -3 ,.$20K computer equipment stolen The University's Department of In- ternal Medicine reported to DPS on Tuesday that more than $20,000 worth ofcomputer equipment was stolen from their offices on Clark Road. DPS reported the following stolen items: M three 586-speed computers with a -ombined value of $12,900; a desk-top copy machine valued at $5,000; M a Hewlett Packard laser printer ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 22, 1996-3A a7 . F. y ,' , >: ,,; : . ...._...._...__....__ _.. Regents reassess intellectual property bylaws :1 Commencement tickets available A limited number of tickets for the * versity's Spring Commencement on May 4 will be available for non-gradu- ating students, faculty, staff and the general public. The tickets will be distributed from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. May 2-3 at the Michigan Union Ti...…
