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…12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 17, 2002 Eliot indie-rocks GR with hot new grooves -ARTS By Jeremy J. Peters For theDaily Finishing up a two and a half week tour of the East Coast and the Midwest, indie torch-bearing quartet Elliott (no, not Elliott Smith) rolled into Grand Rapids, bring the bands Christiansen, and Baltimore natives, The Liars Academy in tow. After their second stop in Michigan, the tour ended the next day in Chicago...…

…aJI e Ild Jt ij g SPORTS michigandaily.com sportsdesk@umich.edu MONDAY JUNE 17, 2002 Li leers' trio Wating to learn of NHL fate By J. Brady McCollough Daily Sports Editor Michigan sophomores Eric Nys- trom, Jason Ryznar and Dwight Helminen have taken every step in unison during the past two years. This weekend, the three forwards will watch their futures unfold at the 2002 NHL Entry Draft at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. In the NHL Cen...…

…14- The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 17, 2002 SCHEDULE/RESULTS WO uat esMatch Date Teams Saturday Germany 1L Pruay TmSaturday Denmark , England 3 OnnK Yesterday Swe i 1,senegal 2 ennot A L Yest er day, itread11pi o - nPs d i aMs Today M s.Unitd States t) 4 SUWON, South Korea (AP) - Spain defeated Ireland 3-2 on penal- ty kicks yesterday after a 1-I tie, reaching the quarterfinals of the World Cup. Gaizka Mendieta scored the game-winning goa...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 17, 2002 - 15 'M' NOTES Lowery added to Maloney's staff Michigan baseball coach Rich Maloney has made the first move in assembling his coaching staff. Last week, Maloney hired John Lowery as an assistant coach. Lowery was Maloney's pitching coach at Ball State and coached the Cardinals for the last eight years, seven under Maloney. "I'm excited to have Lowery, my top assistant at Ball State, come with me to M...…

…16 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 17, 2002 ROWING Continued from Page 15 The dues and fund raising also require all members of the team to be fully dedicated to the team's goals. "We don't have anyone on our team that does not want to be there," Scholz said. "I think in some of the scholarship programs they have kids that have already rowed four years in high school and might be a little burned out." While the Wolverines have had more su...…

…One hundred eleven years ofeditorial freedom Summer Weekly www.michigandally.com Monday June 10, 2002 - -1 - - -- 7 - - - - NEWS Bill could crimnalize University Engi- - lnnfor neering students prepare final touches ona Scientists vehicle that is designed to By Maria Sprow send humans to Daily News Editor the planet Mars. Page 3 Because of nationwide controversy OP/ED surrounding its moral and ethical impli- cations, a research technique...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 10, 2002 NEW ERA Continued from Page 1 changes in the committee's views. "i think coming to an agreement is a good thing but that doesn't alone solve the problem," he said. The alleged violations were noted in a published assessment by the Workers Rights Consortium from July 2001, which stat- ed that "the rate for cut and puncture injuries at Derby is 15 times the industry average ... (and) 46 percent of ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 10, 2002 - 3 Studentsprepare Mars Rover Vicky Rushton, left, and Robb Rushton, right, with their 22-month-old son Ricky Rushton stroll along the train tracks between Hill Street and Hoover Road. Study shows nght-to- work laws help states By Ashley Fredma pay union dues in order to get a job?" Daily StaffReporter Dutcher said RTW laws ensure that workers are not forced to join unions or Mark Dilley, a staff or...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 10, 2002 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 LISA HOFFMAN ZAC PESKOWITZ letters@michigandaily.com Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other pieces do not SINCE 1890 necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan Daily. incredi...…

…Monday, June 10, 2002 - The Michigan Daily - 5 VIEWPOINT Did Sharon have it right? Slashing divides into the bioethics debate ZAC PESKOWITZ TiH LOWER FRE)QNCIES In th largest years, n been ra negotiat human ri issues of cussed in esting to the medi been lar that has a detailt cesses an of Opera discussic warrante siderabl Israel fac commun effort an tion nect why the sive Shi addresse will lead conclude we do n Sharon N are used nate, the w...…

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…Do you agree with us? If not, holler back in the 'Feed- back' portion of the new Michi- gan Daily website. mww.michigandaily.com ft kJan Daft ARTS Monday June 10, 2002 THE 2002IVMOVIE AWARDS MTV 'salutes' the best of 2002 By Luke Smith Daily Arts Editor The magnanimous grail of pop-culture credibility, MTV, rolled out a pink carpet and doled out its cheap, fan- selected version of the Oscars. Gold embossed buckets of popcorn were handed ...…

…ART; C The Mihigan "ailv"-"Mndav. ine'"0. 2002-9 V I ItG IVIIIIIII CIII VCIII - IYttltlUQ JUIIC% .LVt LVVG - J "Dry wit heightens 'Fawlty' stateside appeal By Sonya Sutherland DailyArts Writer We have elevators, they have lifts. We have lines, they have cues. We have restrooms, they have water closets. And while the English have kept busy maintaining a certain sophistication and a rather dry sense of humor, not everything they do seems ...…

…SPORTS MONDAY JUNE 10, 2002 michigandaily.com sportsdesk@umich.edu Future still unclear for starring icers By Bob Hunt Daily Sports Editor For two of Michigan's most her- aIded hockey players, it's a waiting game. Senior forward Mike Cammalleri and junior defenseman Mike Komis- arek have yet to decide whether they will remain in school or leave to enter the National Hockey League. But the West All-American first teamers are still Michigan...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 10, 2002 - 11 Blue's top two hurlers drafted Cubs take Hill in fourth round; Phillies nab Korecky in the 19th By Jim Weber ed three rounds higher this year, he was Korecky has been drafted and he does Daily Sports Editor surprised he didn't go even higher. not expect to sign for much money. "I thought maybe I could have been "To leave college as a junior, there During negotiations with the Chicago a supplemen...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 10, 2002 Cagers' recruit still needs to pass test to play for Blue, By Bob Hunt coach this past season at Bridgton Academy in stuff is down on paper and you're reading ment in the Virgin Islands during Thanksgiv- Daily Sports Editor Maine. "But unfortunately, with that language paragraphs of it, then it becomes much more ing Break from Nov. 22-24The eight-team barrier, he has taken that test a couple time...…

…Summer Weekly www.michigandally.com nJbe idyiuadlg One hundred eleven years of editoril freedom Monday June 3, 2002 IRWIN Affirmatively speaking BAMN hosts third Jnatwnal conference By Hiba GhalIb '$ Daily Staff Reporter man, the next University presi- dent, talks about leaving Iowa and what she wants to achieve in Ann Arbor. Page 8 OP/ED The Daily lays out plans for newly elected president Mary Sue Coleman to follow after she takes offic...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 3, 2002 Detroit public high school students participate in a BAMN rally Friday on State Street in front of the Michigan Union. EARNONEY! Be the first 150 Students. Fill out a 15-20 minute consumer research survey and receive $15 PLEASE DO NOT PARTICIPATE IF YOU PARTICIPATED IN THE MAY 8-10 SURVEY Show up at anyone of these time slots: TUESDAY, 06/04 12:00, 12:30,1:00,1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 3, 2002 - 3 WALKING FOR A CURE A residents, students join three-day walk, raise money or cancer researcui By Shoshana Hurand Daily Staff Reporter Though Livonia resident Georgia Monroe's personal battle with breast cancer kept her from joining the thousands of participants in this weekend's AVON Three-Day Walk, it did not stop her from taking part in the event, which crossed 60 miles of southeast Michigan. "I...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 3, 2002 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 LISA HOFFMAN ZAC PESKOWITZ letters@michigandaily.com Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other pieces do not SINCE 1890 necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan Daily. W ith th...…

…LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Monday, June 3, 2002 - The Michigan Daily- An interview with one of the "White Faces" 5 0 Incoming University president will be strongly pro-student To THE DAILY: I was a little surprised at the article on the Iowa response to Mary Sue Coleman's departure, "Iowans say Coleman had challenging presidency" (05/30/02). I find it incomplete and cast negatively. While I amnot familiar with Students Organizing for Labor and ...…

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…8 - The Michigan Daily- Monday, June 3, 2002 r;1 9Y 9c)A 0 7~c ~4( 6el tSd, fte e ec t e Cew ,t<er4e& 7414 3. zae~S~A~4t ('Z4S~saca 44 44ahr s 4a 44k4t a~~ a She says she is close with her family, perfers to start the day by 5:00 a.m. and end it by 9:00 p.m. and describes herself as someone who is open, honest and informal. And while those things may be up for debate once she arrives, the most important thing about her is undisputed: She is t...…

…Monday, June 3, 2002 - The Michigan Daily - 9 4Gte laacyr gaol-bye C*t 4c4tkee#s.~ege V ai4 1t fC c dao c 44 c 4t9 d-e ta, te1a1&w4 telte444c~' #aee eee 74S'adze4 Q: WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE FOOD? COLEMAN: I like a lot of food. I don't have a favorite. Q: WHAT BOOK DO YOU RECOMMEND WE ALL READ? A: It's so difficult to just recommend one book. One of the things I enjoy doing is being able to read the books from the writers workshop here. ... I th...…

…Do you agree with us? If not, holler back in the 'Feed- back' portion of the new Michi- gan Daily website. www.michigandaily.com A RTSJuMonday June 3, 200210 v Sub-par 'Sum' is entertaining . despite poor lead perfomance By Andy Taylor-Fabe worm and not a trained field agent, don't fight Russia and the United Daily Arts Writer but when the new Russian presi- States You make them fight each dent Nemerov (on whom Ryan is other." After the dev...…

…ART IC 11-The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 3, 2002 v 'Hives will invade the Magic Stick this Thursday By Scott Serilla And now in our dire time of need, Daily Arts Writer the mighty hype machines that be are telling us Rock's latest saviors are a In these desperate strange times, Swedish garage band from the remote you have to take your rock and roll Steel town of Fagersta, who like to where you can find it. play violently kinetic From ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 3, 2002 - 12 N Static-X drummer weathers new fame and toilets on the road By Sonya Sutherland Daily Arts Writer Perhaps the biggest band no one has ever heard of, Static-X certainly isn't wasting anytime making a name for themselves. Fortunately for them, the fame and fortune that turned Michael Jackson white and put Gene Simmons and his make-shift Kiss band on stage for private parties at retail stores has...…

…a~ble AC1kbi un aUI michigandaily.com sportsdesk@umich.edu SOT MONDAY JUNE 3, 2002 Jazwinski seventh at NCAAs hMaloney to ret BYwe Jtimn r _________ struggling pr THE FIRST STEP turns uild a -ogram Katie Jazwinski has more mileage T 1980, Rich Maloney went with his high on her than an old pickup truck. school coach to see his first Michigan baseball ' Two weeks after anexhausting Big game. Now that he hat heron naed the next Ten Champion...…

…14 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 3, 2002 US. ready to prove that it belongs in the soccer world, By Bob Hunt Daily Sports Editor On Wednesday, the Americans will go to battle in Korea. But these Americans aren't like most groups sent from United States to take on the world's best. These Americans are the underdogs. These Americans are laughed at by the world. And most likely, you don't care. To say that the U. S. soccer team, which will...…

…i nie visiigoi uoay - moutisy, June j,1~uu -1 MALONEY Wontinued from Page 13 players," Maloney said. "I'm able to look at players and see what he might develop in to." Maloney has a great ey for talent, and two of his pitchers - Bryan Bullington and Luke Hagerty - are projected to be first round picks in this year's draft. Bullington was a highly sought after recruit who Mal- oney nabbed and who may be the 'first overall pick, while Haggerty ...…

…lib - Ii ne miUIrIgan Luany - mVIonaay, JuneC.5, lVVl HAILING ON THE VICTORS 4 Alumni Pep Band members jazz up the crowd at non-revenue Michigan sporting events By Bob Hunt Daily Sports Editor s. cal fan who just sits on my hands," he dn't go to class, Me said. ust had a few beers So Dalton headed over to Alumni here," Dalton said. Field and did his routine,-shocking ;, when Pete's wife, everyone to say the least. After that net in the ban...…

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…2 - The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 Life Sciences Initiative big THEMICHIGAN-DAY part of University's future By Jennifer Mis~tal ues and Society program will examine aspects of humanities Daily Staff Reporter also, she added. In an e-mail sent to University community members in The early morning drilling and day-long banging has 2000, Bollinger stressed the importance of the University become a part of life on the University's H...…

…te intcnigan uay - urientation cEiton-2uu - 3 (Above) East Quad Residence Hall on East University Avenue houses the Residential College. After leaving the dorm, students venture on to the Diag (shown at right). Residence halls provide frirends, resources or move By Jennifer Misthal Levy said students have a chance to meet Daily Staff Reporter neighbors from different places with different political and religious beliefs. One of the most impor...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 Court's decisions on lawsuits major focus of'U'4 By Megan Hayes Daily Staff Reporter May14, 2002 marked a day of major development in the University's lawsuits defending the use of race as factors in its admissions policies. The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the University's Law School in the case Grutter v. Bollinger In a 5-4 decision, the court reversed the judgment of a fed...…

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…A- Tha M~irhirton naiv - nriannotinn Friitinn 7(1!1 o- 1 ne iviicnigan uaiiy - UlItIliauun cuiuun /-uv. Services help students with variety of troubles Superstitions abound at 'U' 4.A By Kara DeBoer For the Daily For many students, college can be a very chal- lenging experience, both academically and emo- tionally. Living away from parents, dealing with unfamiliar roommates and adjusting to a more independent lifestyle is difficult for m...…

…The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 - 7 Living with roommates requires an open-mind By Donielle Cunningham Daily Staff Reporter Having to live with a stranger is one of many adjustments incoming freshmen make when they come to the University. Whether a new student gets a roommate who they can live with is a toss up. It depends on many factors, such as common interests, back- grounds and personality types. When they reflected on t...…

…8 - The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 OP/ED The University: Poised for greatness? ZAC PESKOWITZ THE LOWER FREQUENCIES LETTER TO THE EDITOR TE h e Tversity is one of a handful of >'<_national uni- versities in this country. It continuous- ly draws stu- dents from throughout the United States and its alumni can be found in every state. The University's reputation is as strong in San Francisco and Miami as it is in Chicago or Det...…

…OP/ED - Runnmg into the wind: Affirmative action LUKE SMITH CRI IS IN THE HOL LA ND Th in im li - rinmin riin n 0 ineMichtI an DIIy - rientationU dIonu 2u-v LETTER TO THE EDITOR I n the late '80s, I was a world- class sprinter. You may not remember me, but there are those who do. The 100- meter dash was my specialty. I ran like the wind. Few men could outrun me, and only a handful of animals had faster jaunts over land than I did. My spee...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition - 2002 www.bkstore.com/umichigan do/ ,C3, Over 10% of all sales at the Michigan Union & Pierpont Commons Bookstores go back to support U of M student services. " The Michigan Union & Pierpont Commons Bookstores are the only bookstores contracted by the University of Michigan. The Michigan Union & Pierpont Commons Bookstores guarantee the lowest textbook prices in town. The Michigan Union & Pierpont...…

…OP/ED The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 - 11 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Affirmative action is inappropriate way to achieve diversity To THE DAILY: It is now clear to me, as it should be to every other member of the University community, that affirmative action is headed for a consti- tutional showdown in the highest court of the land. The time has finally come to settle this issue once and for all. Is affirmative action constitutiona...…

…12 -The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition MSA is voice for campus groups and student body By Toenslav Lalika Daily Staff Reporter Students interested in gaining a voice on campus affairs or those eager to try out something new, have the chance to take on a greater role through the Michigan Student Assembly. MSA is the main student governing body on campus. Every college and school, including the Rackham Graduate School and Law School, is re...…

…The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 - 13 Under construction: Renovations, building for the future By Shabina S. Khatri Daily Staff Reporter Freshmen, fear not: The industrial soot of construction covering campus is only temporary and the promised results are well worth the inconvenience, according to developers. The campus is currently undergoing several renova- tion and construction projects that University spokes- woman Julie Pete...…

…14- The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 ITCS, Rescomp offer technology, services to students4 Several University computing sites are open 24 hours a day during the week By Rahul Surn For the Daily Need to write a paper? Although the University has over 1600 computers in its 17 separate campus computing sites, it's still sometimes not enough - especially during exams. LSA senior Yoshi Kamihara uses campus com- puting site computers e...…

…The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 - 15 Learning communities give 'U' personal touch By Shoshana Hurand Daily Staff Reporter A university over 40,000 scholars is a far cry from the nation's smaller high school populations. Yet the University of Michigan attempts to ease the transition with 11 residential and nonresidential Michigan Learning Communities. Although freshmen apply to in-residence liv- ing-learning communities when the...…

…1 F - Tha Mit hidnn [laily - 0riantntinn Frlitinn 9009 In - , ne micnigarr nary - unentatron tuition zuvz 'U' caters to a variety of student study needs 4 ";1;F COmeSw Offering... " Access to an amazing number of resources-including more than seven million books, current journals, video and audiotapes, maps, and more! " Convenient hours-at all 19 libraries. The Shapiro Under- graduate Library is open from 8 a.m. to 5 a.m. daily. " A kno...…

…The Michigan Daily - Orientation Edition 2002 - 17 Cards'iAdvance. A nicer way to ask your parents for money. We make forgetting to BUY AND MAIL REAL PAPER GREETING CARDS a thing of the past. I ADVANCE. …