…be £idtjgrnllail Ninety- nine years of editorialfreedom Rim _ ... .. _ _ . , - - Copyright v 199 IE T5MIc, DnOify { ( 2j Detroit protests ARENA BY DIMA ZALATIMO SPECIAL TO THE DAILY About 200 University students and Detroit area res- idents gathered in front of the McNamara Federal Building in Detroit yesterday afternoon as part of a na- tionwide effort to protest the inauguration of the new El Salvadoran president, Alfredo Cristiani....…
…Ninety- nine years of editorial freedom - --Vol. XCIX, NO. 5-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, June 9, 1989 n 1I; Dil 300 condem massacres BY LINDA KIM movement and its demands for a the Chinese Student Union, the Over 300 students/monstrated faster pace of political and economic Chinese Student Solidarity Union, in the Diag Tuesday to condemn reform. By the time of the massacre, and the Emergency Action Chinese government massacres and the s...…
…Non-Profit Org. U.S. POSTAGE ~be w~~~iu ~tIQ PAID Ann Arbor, MI PERMIT NO. 13 Ninety- nine years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIX, NO. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Prof. . discusses youth as e 16,1989 19 Student speaks on China crisis chosen* people' BY DIMA ZALATIMO In comparing the Chinese and Palestinian youth movements, Political Science Professor Ali Mazrui told an audience at the Palestine Aid Society's fund raising dinner that the Israel...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2,1989-Page 2 )etroit Continued from Page 1 LSA graduate Pam Nadasen of the United Coalition Against Racism said, "The situation in El Salvador is a good example of the racist foreign policy the U.S. carries out. American tax dollars are being used to quell dissent and protest and exploit large numbers of people." Nadasen said she would like to see U.S. foreign policy support humanitarian values and self determi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 9,1989-Page 2 June commemorates lesbians and gay men s rights movement BY TARANEH SHAFII To commemorate the Lesbians and Gay Men's Rights Movement, members from the University and community are working together to celebrate, educate and demand rights from the community and University during Lesbian and Gay Pride Month. This June marks the twentieth anniversary of the 'Stonewall Rebellion' that started when les-...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 16,1989-Page 2 Youth continued from Page 1 democratizing the society as a whole. "And then came the Palestine Intifadah which erupted in December 1987," said Mazrui. He said that although the Palestinian youths were militarily much weaker than any of the Arab armies which Israel had defeated in five wars, they were "endowed with a moral will which was of a different urder."' "Then in Beijing in the spring of 19...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2,1989-Page 3 ~UACLU' Nurses ,A L : U enlist policy iits mediator free speech in talks BY PATRICK STAIGER Y WENDY WORTHEN WN DYotiatin W teN 'o te The University's anti-discrimination policy violates a person's constit- Negotiating teams from the + tional right to free speech, the American Civil Liberties Union said last and the nurses' union will meet with Thursday in a lawsuit filed against the University. sta...…
…Giraldo: education *key to combat racism BY VERA SONGWE "What we are trying to do is to Seeking bigger challenges and give people something they don't wanting to work more with students, have," said Giraldo. Zaida Giraldo began her job just Affirmative Action and its valid- three weeks ago as the University's ity is a controversial issue but Affirmative Action Director. Giraldo said Affirmative Action is a Giraldo has worked with positive poli...…
…Kinko's4 sued for copyright violation BY JUDITH ABRAMS Eight textbook publishers filed a lawsuit against Kinko's Graphic Corporation alleging that the na- tional chain of photocopy stores vio- lated the 1976 Copyright Act. According to the Copyright Act, copy stores may legally photocopy materials if they obtain permission from publishers. "Our position, regardless of whether we obtained permission, is that all the copied materials fall within...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2,1989-Page 5 Ann Arbor not immune to toxic wastes BY LENNY FULLER AND ARCHIE O'CONNER At first glance, Ann Arbor ap- pears to be a tree-filled, mini escape inside what many sources - including the Environmental Protection Agency - say is the second most polluted state in the United States. Unfortunately, the * Ann Arbor community is not im- mune to the contamination by in- dustry. According to the 1989 Departm...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 9,1989-Page 5 Speaker: women s. choice is i . rBY ANN MAURER Women's choice should be a right, not a privilege, feminist so- cialist Diane Feeley said to a group of 30 people at the Guild House Feeley AMIT BHAN/Daily Tuesday. ...abortion must be kept legal Feeley strongly advocates a femi- nist movement, not solely an abor- Accessibility is often limited by tion movement. the protests of Pro-Life activists, Mak...…
…To "Beat" or not to Beat After nearly 10 months at downtown Ann Arbor's Heidelberg restaurant, local personality Martin Tury's rock'n'roll club, The Beat, found itself without a home Monday. Heidelberg manager Fritz Kochendorfer says Tury was kicked out over debts, accusing him of "ripping off every band for almost a year." Tury says he instigated the split and has "already begun negotiation" regarding a new site for the club - whose name he s...…
…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Police accreditation is not warranted Two WEEKS ago, at a cost of pay, is blatantly fraudulent. It is a eleven thousand dollars of Ann poor substitute for a citizens' review Arbor taxpayers' money, the Ann board. Instead of being responsible Arbor City Police force was recom- to the citizens who pay their mended for "accreditation." The pro- salaries, the AAPD are judged by paganda value of this recommenda- o...…
…OPINION Tk m AAirkinnn nnav J Ir ivneminiou'm 0 -rE GCtt G F OP LE4N0N Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan Vol. XCIX, NO. 5-S 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majarity of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cartaons, signed artidces,and letters da not necessarily represent the apinion of the Daily. Remember Stonewall: Fight homophobia JUNE IS the 20th anniversary of the and p...…
…OPINION raae 6 The Michigan Daily 0 7 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. XCIX, NO.6-S Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. Remember Soweto O N JUNE 16, 1976, in Soweto, South Africa, a peaceful demonstra- tion by students was fired up...…
…PERSPECTIVES The Michigan Daily Argentina: An aftermath By Mike Fischer R H TH EOLE? "Outsiders may find it odd," wrote and dependence upon world prices for The New York Times Wednesday, products like beef and grain-both of (4 -'t May 31, "that food riots are convuls- which collapsed in the early fifties. ing Argentina, a leading producer of Thirty years and numerous mili- a , grains and beef." But, the Times tary dictatorships later, Argenti...…
…PERSPECTIVES The Michigan Daily Page 7 Wade censord: Black Americans are denied By Kalyn Johnson T WO WEEKS ago, The Detroit News ran a syndicated piece by Lawrence Wade entitled, America Owes Me Only What Everyone Gets. Wade opposed the $40-billion education fund introduced in Congress to compensate Afro- Americans for the injustices endured by their ancestors during slavery. The proposal, in the form of a reso- lution, was passed by th...…
…PERSPECTIVES 0 The Michigan Daily Page 7 ,w Boys will be boys By Lillien Waller OR RATHER, in a society that has become increasingly hostile to people of color, white boys will be boys and Black men and women will be "a worse enemy than the klan ever was, the Black criminal." So says Patrick J. Buchanan, a writer whose syndicated column appears weekly in the Detroit News along with a barrage of other neo- conservatives like George Will ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2,1989-Page 8 Anti-racist organizers win correspondent positions 0 BY AARON ALIZADEH Members of the United Coalition Against Racism have recently been asked to write for the upper mid-west bureau for the New York based newspaper, the Guardian. "The Guardian has always had a history of covering anti-racist issues, and the University of Michigan is definitely one of the major institu- tions where it's happening,...…
…RTS The Michigan Daily Page 8 Novel Quay-mation: No dancing raisins BY TOD KABZA automaton character skitters thr- THE internationally acclaimed ough forged expressionist scenery Brothers Quay, two American with the involuntary sketchiness of filmmakers who emigrated to Lon- a badly-taxidermied bird. Tailors' don about 20 years ago, have been apprentices, constructed of pins, engaged in the creation of the ani- reapportion the puppet's physiq...…
…ARTS Page 8 The Michigan Daily * Star Trek 5 beams up to the Big Guy BY TONY SILBER directed Star Trek 3 and 4 ). Does Rejoice, all Trekkies! The fifth that mean that Star Trek 9 will be installment of the Star Trek directed by Mr. Chekhov? Whatever motion picture series has arrived in the case, don't expect any bold our galaxy. changes - Shatner is out to play it And what began as a small cult safe here. following of a television series ...…
…ARTS * The Michigan Daily Page 9 Indy 3 goes through motions BY MARK SHAIMAN AND JOHN SHEA Producer George Lucas, in keeping with the maxim that all good things come in threes, has said in interviews that the third installment of the 4 Indiana Jones series will be the last.a In truth, it's the first.- Indiana Jones and the Last Cru- sade is more a remake of Raiders than a sequel. Screenwriter Jeffrey Boam seems to lift several sequences f...…
…The Michiga Williams' Society: Keats and Yeats are on his side BY BRENT EDWARDS film's stars. Each brings a fresh A few years ago I took an un- face and energy to his attempts to forgettable course entitled "Twenti- seize the day; this personal evolu- eth Century Drama," where every tion becomes the film's focus. class was a revelation of new ideas Although Williams shines as and philosophies. Dead Poets the catalyst, of course-with many Soc...…
…earth; he embodied "cool." Even James Dean took his "look" from the young musician. Photographer Bruce Weber's award winning documentary Let's Get Lost is a love letter to Chet. Shot in black and white, the movie follows Baker during his last months, presents footage and stills of Baker in his prime, and interviews the people close to him. Weber talks to his three wives, who speak of his charm, his unreliability and his drug dependancy. His ch...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2,1989-Page 10 Riffs continued from p. 9 from Riffs' toe-tappin' sessions. But it is the juxtaposition of the music and spoken words through which Riffs opens up the promis- ing opportunities for dramatic con- trast which make it so special. Be- tween song sets, the bar regulars chill out amongst one another in this quintessentially social envi- ronment, where people take a little comfort in a sense of communit...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 9,1989-Page 10 Animation continued from page 8 literature of the 1930s - the read- ing accomplished by means of a jeweler's loupe. In a recent inter- view the brothers explained a facet of their working procedures: "One day we were simply screwing something down, and we realized we could animate it...I think even- tually that image gave the film its drift. It suggested this other, primi- tive world-a burrowing-...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 16,1989-Page 10 Trekky continued from p. 8 search is the theme of The Final Frontier. The plot of Trek 5 is interest- ingly similar to the initial Star Trek: The Motion Picture. But it's not as muddled or confusing - entertainment is placed above all other priorities here, and the whole project subsequently lacks any gen- uine mvstiaue. THE DAILY CLASSIFIEDS ARE A GREAT WAY TO GET FAST RESULTS CALL 764-0557 I N...…
…SPORTS 0 The Michigan Daily Page 11 Wichita St. shocks 'M' ...- BY JAY MOSES Ooohh, so close. The Michigan baseball team ended its season by falling just short of two long-term team goals. The Wolverines lost the Big Ten Championship Playoffs to Illinois in the final on May 20, and bowed to Wichita State in the final game of the NCAA West II regional in Fresno, CA on Monday. In Fresno, the Wolverines blew a golden opportunity to make the...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Page 11 'M' alum Campell recalls grid career BY MIKE HEAD On Saturday, Wolverine athletes from the past gathered to celebrate the annual M Day. This event, sponsored by the Alumni Relations office of the Athletic Department, is open only to those alumni who lettered in a sport during their years at Michigan. Bob Campell was a halfback/punter on the Michigan football team from 1935 to 1937. His teammates included f...…
…SPORTS 0 The Michigan Daily Page 11 I Construction is just beginning on a new sports complex for the Michigan football team. The facility is- yet unamed but for the sum of six million dollars it could be named after you. New football facility in the works BY MIKE HEAD "Everybody's getting excited to house more people," Murray said. "The Center of Champions." see it open," Murray said. "It was "We will be able to eat dinner there Construct...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2,1989-Page 12 nWnvs - the sporbn iews . the Sporting views Two heroes leave Women's ultimate frisbee : ; club takes second in tourney BY ANDY GONDA The Michigan's women's ultimate frisbee club just missed a national championship over Memorial Day weekend. The University of California- Davis edged out Michigan for the title at the 1989 Ultimate Players Association College Finals in Wilmington, North Carolina. T...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 9,1989-Page 12 Backup SOLLOM SPENDS SUMMER SOLIDIFYING SKILLS BY MIKE HEAD Like many of the other football will join Demetrius Brown and In the shadows. Second fiddle. play'rs, Sollom is spending the bulk Michael Taylor for seven-on-seven Backup. That's Ken Sollom. or his summer vacation here in Ann drills, honing the skills which they As a member of the trio of Arbor preparing himself for the all possess. quart...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 16,1989-Page 12 13th World Maccabiah Games set to go in Israel this summer llri .rims $thesorigview ,Iihsporting v iev viewst Sp wrta..a a..sporUng vle s i \." 3 \ :\, \ 0.,\\ i ,\ ; I \ 2 ' . sh FROM STAFF REPORTS In the United States and around the globe, final preparations are underway for the 13th World Maccabiah Games, to be held July 3-13 in Israel. Over 4,000 world-class Jewish athletes from 41 countrie...…
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