…Tuesday, May 26, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 5 NOTABLE QUOTABLE "I hate walking around campus now, coughing up a lung because of the dirt and dust that's flying through the air." - Ingineering sophomore Karen Sneider; frustrated by all the construction in Ann Arbor over the summer: ETE S OTH ED *R lbof article missed the cut To THE DAILY: I happened to read the article on myself (1 larris ignites Blue golfers, 518/98) and found it to be extr...…
…6 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 26, 1998 Theater addition a 'Showcase' of new cinema trendsi 0 Expansion of local theater exhibits recent advancements in cinema construction with stadium seating and larger screens. By Gerard Cohen-Vrignaud Dly News Editor With the bang of a confetti cannon and the cut- ting of a red ribbon, Ann Arbor Showcase Cinema officials unveiled six new additional the- aters last Monday, expanding total facilities...…
…$A0{Sf W EIRITE EW Next Monday, read Daily Arts for an "interview with Peter Weir, director of " The Truman Show,' and a preview ofTusa the film which opens on June 5.R My2,19 Green E ay plays for 01 onl 00) hot "5.50 BymCon Barts So wht recently inspiured the bx to ply 00-person ctubs nooo liat they'rc bigger than thexye ever beeti" Grleena D~ay's drummrer. Ire, explained the strategy "We're just akin' it to this level 'cause we sortai skipp...…
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…10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 26, 1998 'Beer' benefit supports aspiring PAA artists By Laura Flyer Batty Arts Writer lire PAA (Great Lakes Perforning Art ist Associates) held the second annu- al Vintage Wine and Fine Beer FxPO last sedsesday at the Clarion I otel in Ann Arbx. Tbe gathermg drew 33 inery sod 26 brewery companies, hoth MichigAt producers asnd importers: Spinsors packed the recettiri rom. ItAA director Bonnie Long NMtl ...…
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…12 -_ The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 26, 1998 'Fear and Loathing' takes wild drug trip By Ryan Malkin For the Daily Neither the wildest dream imagin- able nor the most drug crazed binge in the world can compare to the journey Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" has in store. The film stars Johnny Depp asRaoul Duke (a character based on the author) aid Benicio Del Toro as his "p lawyer in this film adaptation Fear and of Hunter S. . . Thompson...…
…Tuesday, May 26, 1998 - The Michigan Daily -43 Men take fourth at Big Tens Despite four of first-place finish- es, the Michigan men's track team was only able to muster a fourth- place team finish at the Big Ten Championships this past week- end. SARAH COLLINS Di5 By Chris Langrl l Daty Sports Writer There's a saying: You're only as good as the sum of your parts. Never was this more true than for the Michigan men's track team. At this past w...…
…14 -- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 26, 1998 Blue tennssesndisappoints All-Big Ten player David Paradzik will be leaving the Michigan men's tennis team, but three new recruits aim to help Michigan improve next year . K DANA LiNNANE/Daiy u 'a Call for carryout Try our famous collidersl Choose any of our 22 fruit, SPECIALIZING IN cereal, and candy toppings -Daily in-house specials to create your own 'salads 'shakes Colombo non-fat sandwiche...…
…Tuesday, May 26, 1998 - The Michigan Daily -l5 Griffin walks 15 as World Series struggles continue Michigan pitcher Sara Griffin's specialty has been pitching out of jams. But 15 walks in three games in te College World Series created jams a little too tough to pitch out of, and Griffin lost two of three. Seniors' leave legacy for Michigan sotball By T.J. Berka Baily Sports Editor q OKLAHOMA CITY - At the eginning of the year, every softball...…
…Coming up next week... The Michigan rowing team, ranked third in the nation, competes in the National Collegiate Rowing Championship next weekend. SPORTS Tuesday May 26, 1998 1I :. : , , ..,. ,., ,,,, ,:,,..... ., :.-r., ..,. . ;:,5: ,o... , <i ,., ,. ..,... rfF. ... ., , .. ..N ., ., ... . .. rn.'": k . .. .... R .. . . .. . E; \ ?S ..K Ellerbe hires two assistants y Josh Klnbaum Daily Sports Editor Lorenzo Neely and Tom Sorboro may not b...…
…Oue Ekbiiaukig One hundred seven vears of'edi'nrkal reedom News: 76-DAILY Display: 764-0554 Cl a.ied 76 ,55 Monday Group to *ocus on sciences By Erin Holmes Daily News Editor University President Lee Bollinger nounced last week the creation of the Life Sciences Commission, which will assess the status of life science programs at the University and the potential for new achievements in these studies. "From the start, I've been saying that bu...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 18, 1998 ARB Continued from Page 1 Hass also addressed the ongoing struggle to improve envi- ronmental policy. "Recent environmental politics can be compared to 19th cen- tury government policy with Native Americans," Hass said. He described both policies as consisting of a series of retractions and broken promises. Once in the Arboretum, the group divided into smaller teams to brainstorm ways to bring mor...…
…Monday, May 18, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Tenure candidates put emphasis on teaching By Susan T. Port Daily News Editor Last week, the University Board of Regents emphasized teaching ability as well as research success when they announced their professorship promotions. Each year, individual schools and colleges of e University recommend a number of professors for tenure and University Provost Nancy Cantor reviews the list of names. Promo...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 18, 1998 Edited and managed by CHRIs FARAH DAVID WALLACE students at the +art Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor University of Michigan 420 Cydss oterwisenoted,. isigied .itrials reflet1the opinion of tie 420 Maynard Street rrOljoritn fre aiy 'ehirial hoarrld.1 ofr articles leteran s Ann Arbor, MI 48109 cartoons 11( not ressarllrerlt the opinion ol ie uielri an Daiur A s a young driver prepares to turn ...…
… Monday. May 18. 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 5 ., N~ , ,.r ...,, ,..,., ~ ,..,,... Q,,... ...., NOTABLE QUOTABLE "Even Kroger needs computer people." - Ann Ford, University lecturer and computer science concentration advisor; on the large number of job openings available for computer science majors. LETTERS TO O KKK rally raises serious questions TO THE DAILY: I was disturbed at the fram- ing of the rally against the KKK in Ann Arbor. As a...…
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… ":wli PERFI~i , M AT ARK. Dick Siegel, Ann Arbor's own folk singer extraordinaire, performs at the Ark on Saturday, May 23. The show starts at 8 p.m. Call 761-1800 for more information. ARTS 'Seinfeld' series finale By Michael Galloway Daily Arts Editor Perhaps nothing could have been sat- Wssfying after all the hype and secrecy built up around the last episode of "Seinfeld." In fact, nothing would have been satisfying. Nothing, as in th...…
…10 -The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 18, 1998 'E. R.' doesn't 'X-Files' leaves fans anticipatin film . By Gabe Smith Daily Arts Writer After five seasons of the award-winning show "The X- Files," fans have come to expect a lot out of each episode. And week after week, they haven't been disappoiunted. The stories keep flowing and keep begging the question, "what if?" This is in large part due to the writing and producing of creator C h r i s ^...…
…Monday, May 18, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 11 Sinatra still loved by fans PALM SPRINGS (AP) Dan the Beachcomber's and other Sinatra haunts are gone. But Sorrentino's is still thriving. A message on the side of the building speaks for many in this desert resort that Frank Sinatra called ome for much of his life: "Frank Lives Our Hearts." Here and around the world, fans old and young celebrated on Saturday the life of the skinny singer who be...…
…12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 18, 1998 'Horse Whisperer' is wonderful By Neal Carruth For the Daily Robert Redford's "The Horse Whisperer" is a stirring and passion- ately made film that definitively establishes Redford as one of today's most able directors. "The Horse Whisperer," based on the best-selling novel by Nicholas Evans, chronicles the psychological turmoil of the affluent, urban MacLean family. An equestrian accident, beau...…
…Monday, May 18, 1998-- The Michigan Daily -13 SOFTBALL Oklahoma lookin' OK for 'M' By Rick Freeman Daily Sports Editor One thing missing from Oklahoma City might be the huge hometown crowd that cheered the Wolverines on at the NCAA Regionals this past week- *d. But that might be OK with them. Michigan coach Carol Hutchins said ................. that the Alumni sofftb Field record crowd of 1,452 Commentary made her team a - ---- little nervou...…
…14 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 18, 1998 rows toward national title shot By Josh Kkeinbaum Daily Sports Editor In the year of the national champi- onship, one team is going by virtually unnoticed. Football and hockey? Check. Softball? Could be a week away. Rowing? Could happen in two weeks. In just two years as a varsity program, the Wolverines cemented themselves among the nation's elite Saturday by winning the varisity-eight race at t...…
…Monday, May 18, 1998 -- The Michigan Daily - 15 .What happened? By Jacob Wheeler Daily Sports Writer The front cover of the 1998 Michigan baseball media guide presented this year's Wolverines with a daunting task from the very beginning. It shows a group of celebrating, upstart victors who had just clinched Michigan's first regular-season Big Ten championship in eight year. It was supposed to serve as a bench- mark for Zahn's '98 club - view...…
… $ t the best..thisyear Kevin Sullivan's victory in the 1,500- meters Friday with a Ferry Field record time of 3:36.62 qualified him for the NCAA's and is a 1998 American best. SNOkTS Monday 1 Ill 1111 1111 ollgollioll 111111010 11 - - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11111 10 0 glo 1111111 :1111111111111 IN I 111 Okla-homer! Purdue eliminates men's tennis By Stephanie Offen Raily Sports Writer Purdue has bee...…
…. Elbe £ dgrankilg News: 7-DAILY klMonday Advertising: 7640554 One hundred seven years of edior alfreedom May 11, 1998 *Ku Klux Kln rallies at City Hall Police, peacekeepers help to control violence By Gerard Cohen-Vrignaud Daily News Edtir Racist slurs flooded Ann Arbor City Hall Saturday afternoon as 37 Ku Klux Klan members held a rally, protected from violent projectile- wielding protesters by fences and barricades. Demonstrators were hit ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 11, 1998 RALLY Continued from Page 1 ing and red in the face as the gas spread to a large area around the promenade. As a precaution, many local businesses were closed and ATM machines were shut off. One unidentified male broke a large window at the Bank of Ann Arbor and then ran away. As a security measure, Ann Arbor Police Chief Carl Ent ordered the KKK members to cease their rally as soon as the fence w...…
…Monday, May 11, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Legislation proposes mental, physical health care equality By Heather Wiggin Daily StaffiReporter State Rep. Liz Brater (D-Ann Arbor) presented parity legislation last Tuesday that would require insurance companies to cover mental health care and physical health care equally. "Illness of the brain is another illness just like that of the heart, brain or kid- neys," Brater said. "It deserves equal ...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 11, 1998 Edited and managed by CHRIs FARAH DAVID WALLACE students at the ' + Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor University of Michigan Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the 420 M ay nar d Stnreet majority of the Daily'seditorial board. All other articles, letters and Ann A yrbor, M 48109 cartoons do not necessarily refect the opinion of The Michigan Daily. An.AboMI480 Th...…
… Monday, May 11, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 5 NOTABLE QUOTABLE 01 came as a peaceful person. I got my head cracked open because I'm a white person, and I have a tattoo that says 'White Pride.' Can I not do that? You can't beat someone because of an idea." John Patton, after being hit over the head with a bottle. Patton had been standing barechested, displaying his tattoo, at the Ku Klux Klan rally last Saturday. ETTERS T T E 0OR' Kinesiolo...…
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…8 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 11, 1998 Houses to move for parking lot By Redcloud George For the Daily Chapters may be lost from Ann Arbor's history books by the end of May when three historically valuable houses are removed to make way for a new parking lot. The University currently owns the houses that are located at 916 Maiden Lane and 919 and 925 Wall Street. The need for additional parking stems from renovations the University is...…
…Monday, May 11, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 9 Rally gives community a peaceful alternative By Erin Holmes Daily News Editor "Injustice anyWhere is a threat to justice ev'erywhere" In the spirit of these words from Martin Luther King Jr., nearly 600 University students and Washtenaw County community members gathered at Wheeler Park on Saturday to pro- mote diversity by taking a peaceful stand against the Ku Klux Klan. While other protesters ra...…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 11, 1998 Klan rally breaks out in violent A protester holds up a sign denouncing the KKK outside the fences of the rally. The police, in full riot gear, sprayed the crowd with pepper spray to keep them from tearing down the fence. As protesters attempt to tear down the fences surrounding city hail, Peace Team mem shirt ripped off (center), screams as he fights off people to keep the fence up. A note fr...…
…The Michigan Daiy - Monday, May 11, 1998 - 11 e, police respond with tear gas MARGARET MYERA/Uaily A member of the Peace Team is helped after he Is sprayed with pepper gas. The Peace Team essentially held the fences up around the rally while the police assisted by clearing the crowd with pepper gas. WARRE ry and succeed 16 keeping them up. One Peace Team member,a I WARREN ZINN/Daily rt) was attacked by protesters for having a "white pride" ...…
…All that can be said about the last "Seinfeld" has been said - until Thursday, 8 pm that is. Read Daily Arts next week to Monday see if the finale was truly sponge-worthy. y ,19 Bad Religion to stuf The Blind Pig with new 'No Substance' Gabe Fajuri Daily Arts Writer It's been almost two years since Bad Religion played a show in Michigan. The last time around, the seminal punk rockers brought their influential sound to the State Theatre in Do...…
…13 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 11, 1998 .Evolved Sonic Youth blows its 'Leaves' into the State By Jason Birchmeier Daily Arts Writer Sonic Youth brings its mind-saturat- ing, experimental formula for poetic guitar orchestration to the State Theatre in Detroit on Thursday night. These New York City audio architects will perform a new portfolio of epic, *rtistically distorted symphonies from their highly anticipated new album, "A Thousan...…
…14 -- The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 11, 1998 The Jesus Lizard brings its 'punk assault' to A2 Moody By Colin Bartos Daily Arts Writer Oh, it was a good night in Ann Arbor. The Blind Pig, usually home to inane local bands and the occa- sional indie-rock snob, didn't know what hit it. How could a club that holds 400 people ever be ready for the mayhem of a Jesus Lizard show? Bassist David Wm. Sims, the dri- ving force behind the band, stood ...…
…BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Gillies comes through in clutch Monday, May 11, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 15 By T.J. Berka Daily Sports Editor For the balance of the season, the fortune: the Michigan softball team depended on the With the combination of pitcher Sara Griff 31-1 record and catcher Melissa Gentile's home runs, the second-ranked Wolverines h *rrpiled a 52-5 record. But this weekend, the two G's we enough, and Iowa placed Michigan in the lo...…
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…BASEBALL Cervenak chasing Ted Williams Monday, May 11, 1998 - The Michigan Daily -17 By Josh Kislnbaum Daily Sports Editor You can bet Michigan third baseman Mike Cervenak is wearing his lucky socks today. In the final game of the season, a 1 p.m. match at Indiana, the New Boston native is trying to etch his name into the Michigan qcord book. Cervenak is trying to become the S 1Ith player in Michigan Baisball baseball history to bat N k .4...…
…18 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 11, 1998 Regionals approach for tennis. Brooke Hart and her Michigan teammates head to South Bend this weekend for the NCAA Regionals. Along with Regionals, Hart and doubles partner Danielle Lund will com- pete at the NCAA champi- onships in doubles. EMILY NATHAN/Daily Men's By Stephanie Often HDaily Sprs Writer The Michigan tennis teams' eason will continue for at least another week. The NCAA men's ten...…
…Monday, May 11, 1998 - The Michigan Daily - 19 Men's track comes home By Chris Langrill For the Daily In its first home meet of the outdoor season, the Michigan men's track team garnered some impres- sive victories at the Phil Diamond Invitational this past weekend. With strong showings from teams such as Ohio State, Toledo, Eastern Michigan and Siena Heights, the two-day invitational was well contested. Both days saw a mix of sun and clouds...…
…This weekend's NCAA Regional marks the last time the No. 2 softball team Mnd plays at home. Catch them while you Monday Cardinals on 'M' dance card Michigan to host Ball State, DePaul and Illinois-Chicago By Rick Reeman Daily Sports Editor The Alumni Field stands will be filled with flat vowels and fans drinking 'pop' this weekend. Michigan will host three other teams from the midwest in the NCAA Regional tourna- ment. The Wolverines (52-5) w...…
…41W 4MV qr-. - - -I-- . News: 76-DAILY u s ay Advertising: 764-0554 - One hundred seven years ofedit rslfreedom May 5, 1998 Harrison a01cc416epts Hartfoard presidenicy Y Susan T. Port conference at the University of Hartford Hartford as "the most wonderful day of said after learning of Harrison's decision. said that since Harrison had not been rbaily News Editor last Thursday that he plans to leave my life. The people were so warm and "When ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 5, 1998 Community organizes to counter KKK rally By Dente Mastrl For the Daily In response to a Ku Klux Klan rally planned for 1 p.m. Saturday in front of the Ann Arbor City Hall, community members and University students are organizing demonstrations and protests to counter the Klan's racist message. Two years ago, the KKK held a rally in Ann Arbor and was met by violent opposition from anti-Klan protes...…
