…EdditguaDaig One hundred fouryears of editorialfreedom Summer Weekly Wednesday July 26, 1995 'U' buys rmer Sig Eps house By Jessica Mass Daily Staff Reporter The whirlwind scandal that sur- rounded the folding of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house last fall will fi- ly comeo a close. Last Friday, the University Board of Regents approved the purchase of the former Sig Bps fraternity house. The University plans to use the prop- erty initi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 26, 1995 DIVERSHY Continued from page 1 of it, so it's very important for us to get the word out on our programs." Duderstadt said that other universities' reactions to the vote may prompt the Uni- versity to step into the limelight. "Most universities will (follow) U-M (and) edu- cate themselves to diversity in education," he said. "Michigan may have an even more important leadership role, because peop...…
…Wednesday, July 26, 1995 -The Michigan Daily -3 NWROC boycotts Borders over sale of newspapers Click Meredith Conn and Meghan Smith learn how to adjust their camera settings during a photography class. The three- week seminar is part of "Summer Discovery at Michigan," a program for high school students to study on college campuses. 4jngler links universities, ~~~wihstate wt nentporm By Christina Rieske Daily Staff Reporter The support for st...…
…4- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 26, 1995 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG ADRIENNE JANNEY Editor in Chief JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not I necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily's edi...…
…Wednesday, July 26, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 5 inn Markey/Markey's Malarky I e birth of CHZ Back in high school, Inaively believed that Ihad astered the artof procrastination.I was exceedingly roud of the fact that I could start any paper at 'dnight and finish it by five. In between time I ouldleisurelysipPepsiandtake breaksby watching The Three Stooges." I thought I was so clever. Alas, I was wrong. I didn't explore the full pabilitieso...…
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…8-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 26, 1995 $2M gift for Korean studies accepted in ceremony today By James Elworth Daily Staff Reporter In a ceremony today, University President James J. Duderstadt and Chang-Yoon Choi, president of the Ko- rea Foundation, will sign an agreement that provides $2 million for the develop- ment of a Korean studies program at the University. Of the gift, $1.5 million will be used to establish a permanent seni...…
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…10 -The Michigan Daily --Wednesday,July 26,_1995 Pre-code cartoons not all that racy, By Ted Watts Daily Arts Writer Ah, the late '20s and early '30s, when the film studios could do what- ever most people would allow before censorship began to be enforced in 1934. And that freedom went for cartoons, too. This collection of pre-code car- toons is hardly a black and white primer for Fritz the Cat, however. The cartoons aren't even really as ra...…
…Wednesday, July 26, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - I ear Factory build on their expanding fan base Kirk Miller bum," Bell said. "So we had to create a to do yet, because all the cool stuff has Possibly improving their audience ily Arts Writer vision of what we wanted. We didn't already been done, so we've got to do base will be the fall tour with no other When done right, a good science fic- have a story line, but we had a concept of something r...…
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…Wednesday, July 26, 1995 - The Michigan Daily -13 ,Weaving a pattern of success Former Wolverine Scott Weaver is a hit in the minor leagues Isaac Campos ily Sports Writer amestown, N.Y. (pop. 40,000) is the setting for former Michigan baseball star Scott ver as he tries to turn the game he ves into a lasting career. The results so far have been eye- ning. Through the first month of the season Weaver has been the Jamestown Jammers' hottest hi...…
…14 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 26, 1995 CIASSIC Continued from page 16 "uate is abilities. Virginia had one of the top defensive lines last year, which caused so much havoc in opponent's pockets', the Cavaliers led the nation in interceptions. The Wolverines are also relying on an inexperienced coach. Lloyd Carr hasn't led ateam since he was active in high school football nearly two de- cades ago. However, he is entering his 17th ...…
…Wednesday, July 26, 1995 - The Michigan Daily 15 FREEHAN Continued from page 16 faced no penalties, although three players sat out one game. It isn't known if the incident had much of an effect on Freehan's decision to leave. Roberson said he spoke to Freehan about his decision on multiple occasions and the allegations never came up. The 53-year-old Freehan, who grew up in Royal Oak, hit .446 with 10 home runs and 44 RBI in his sopho- more se...…
… 1 E t . ;: zMx .:;, Weave it to Weaver The former Wolverine is dominating the minor leagues. See page 13. Mill: po WednesdayJ 1 July 26, 1995 slik.- --I&, I I/ Freehan heads for home 'M' baseball coach calls it quits wants to 're-evaluate' his futurc By John Leroi Daily Sports Editor Michigan Athletic Director Joe Roberson accepted his second letter of resignation from a high profle head coach last Wednesday. This time it came from bas...…
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…One hundred four years of editorial freedom ummer Weekly Wednesday July 19, 1995 ruition hike lowest in years rn-state tuition shows 'commitment to residents' Milder increase 15 F- y Amy Klein aily News Editor In a single step that might improve rel, ons with both Lansing and Michigan res ents, the University has proposed the lowe i-state tuition increase in the last decade. The proposed 1995-96 General Fund bu which includes a 4.9-percen...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 19, 1995 TUITION Continued from page 1 cent rate of inflation, out-of-state stu- dents are facing a 6.8-percent increase. For the first time in five years, the non- resident tuition increase is higher than the hike for in-state students. Regent Andrea Fischer Newman (R- Ann Arbor) said that the noticeable raise in out-of-state tuition strengthens the University's ties to the Michigan com- munity. "(The...…
…Jetroit dailies strike after negotiations fail Wednesday, July 19, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 3 y Christina Rieske Daily Staff Reporter The presses keep on rolling at The Detroit News and The Detroit Free Press, despite the loss of 2,500 union newspaper workers who left their jobs last Thursday after contract negotia- tions came to a halt. Relying on managers and replace- ment workers, the two papers have ombined forces to " We have produce...…
…4 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 19, 1995 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG ADRIENNE JANNEY Editor in Chief JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of 4 the Daily's editorial hoard. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily's edi...…
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…8- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 19, 1995 MiTCHELL Continued from page 1 for his premeditated violence. "If you are never again free, what we have done here today will have accomplished some- thing," he said. Many of the victims could not be present in the courtroom, including the 48-year-old victim of the 1992 Eberwhite Woods assault, who still ex- periences difficulty walking as a result of Mitchell's attack. Coates read statements f...…
…Wednesday, July 19, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 9 Feedback forms revamped for Sclarity, accuracy Five-year veteran "art fairers" MareAn Flanders and her husband Irv prepare the floor for their booth on State St. yesterday. Food, art booths draw crowds UUof 500,000 to A2 for annual fair New questionnaires look to 'recognize and reward' teaching in promotion decisions By Marisa Ma Daily Staff Reporter At the end of the semester many stu- dents...…
… Miissng L o*1palooza? Get a bit of the taste of the festivities tonight at industry in Pontiac where second-stagers Coolio and The Pharcyde will perform. Tickets are $12.50 in advance. Doors open at 9 p.m. ?fie Ihdligan tiIg ARTS Pavement goes to summer camp Wednesday July 19,1995 By Jennifer Buckley Daily Arts Writer It must have seemed like a good idea at the time, back when the powers that be at Lollapalooza were concocting the lineup ...…
…Wednesday, y 19 heVlicigar Daily- 11 *ika's music is out of this world kAndya Is m sciDu o h s w rdolan star off wsith a drim loop, which eventu- ly triter .LOLLAPALOOZA ally gets replaced with real drums by the If rock music were to die an untimely When: Thursday, July 20 end of the day. It's also great for captur ath any time soon, the void would Where: Pine Knob ing sound effects, sounds around the pefully be filled by bands such as Tickets...…
…12- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 19, 1995 PAVEMENT under Malkmus' lyrical knife in that song). It ... takes more time to get used Continued from page 10 to; it's more confusing. The songs we've we play 'Cut Your Hair' at these chosen to the album's singles so far - Lollapalooza shows. It gets a much bigger 'Rattledby the Rush' and 'Father to a Sis- response, even if it's a lame version." ter of Thought' - we'd hoped they'd beF Of the i...…
…rant's newest seems to last'months' Scott Plagenhoef tams as a surprisingly frequently other Columbus effort, "Nine Months" is y Arts Editor unamusing Russian obstetrician. far too populated with pratfalls. After the Sixty dollars doesn't get you a lot "Nine Months" is directed by Chris successes of "Home Alone" and "Mrs ese days. Yet in the case of Hugh Grant Columbus, who with previous credits Doubtfire," Columbus seems unwilling to may end ...…
…Mustang mania Roller hockey makes its pitch in Wednesday .jte Motor City. See page 16JulyP9,1995M .... Bo would keep Mo By Nicholas J. Cotsonika "I'd have fought to keep him (if I Daily Sports Editor was athletic director)," Schembechler Life would be a lot different for the said. "I'd have probably punched him Wolverines if Bo Schembechler was still in the mouth for making such a tragic around. Quarterbacks wouldn't throw as mistake. Maybe ...…
…'M' football ranked low Wednesday, July 19, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 15 By Nicholas J. Cotsonika inexperience at quarterback and defense Daily Sports Editor as a liability. Michigan football has had a horrible "The Wolverines have one of the sunmner. country's best offensive ltnes and receiv- The Wolverines' head coach made ing corps, but they also must break in a the cover of Sports Illustrated in May af- new quarterback and they have o...…
…16 -The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 19, 1995 Roller hockey shows its business in Motor City Mustang Jay Mazur hits the SportCourt to cheers. Editor's note: This is the last in a three-part series on Detroit's newest sportsfranchise, the Motor City Mustangs of Roller Hot-key International. By Nicholas J. Cotsonika Daily Sports Editor ETROIT --Twenty minutes after the game, he still couldn't relax. Motor City Mustangs captain Bobby Reynold...…
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…2- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 12, 1995 Continued from page 1 Allen-Meares also said that the grant will provide the School of Social Work with cutting-edge opportunities. "(The center) is a new concept in social work," she said. The grant will provide the center with funding for five years. Kristine Siefert, assistant dean of re- search in the School of Social Work, said that the school will conduct a series of pilot research project...…
…Wednesday, July 12, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 3 1 'U' forced to grant confer access By Patience Atkin Daily News Editor The University's Internet-related problems are far from over. According to a ruling handed down on June 30 and received by the University on July 5, the University must allow former student Chetly Zarko access to computer conferences between members of the Board of Regents. "The court does not find that the conferences f...…
…4 -The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 12, 1995 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG ADRIENNE JANNEY Editor in Chief JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily's editor...…
…Wednesday, July 12, 1995 - The Michigan Laily -b5 . - e Turner Diaries The far right's causal dismissal of responsibility the wake of the Oklahoma City bombing (from G. ordon Liddy to Rush to militia aficionados) stirred ie to go to Mr. McVeigh's alleged literary source nd inspiration for the fuel and fertilizer explosive at took 168 lives - "The Turner Diaries." In it, I und a generous heaping of classic anti-Semitic vective, racist smut and...…
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…Wednesday, July 12, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 7 Mcard will not be required for returning students y Steve Seepersaud aily Staff Reporter By September, all University stu- ent identification cards will be printed with the name Mcard. But while first- year newcomers are required to hold the new "smart" card, the new technology will not be mandatory for returning stu- dents. Anyone obtaining a new or replace- ent card this fall will automatica...…
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…Wednesday, July 12, 1995-- The Michigan Daily -9 UNDERNEATH continued form page 8 rs, a lonely man retuming to his home- town for his mother's wedding. Through a series of flashbacks it is revealed just how dangerous the return home of this recovering compulsive gambler is, par- ticularly because the ex-wife he left and now foolishly pursues is involved with Tommy Dundee, the town's resident low-life criminal. Simultaneously,andunfortunately,...…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 12, 1995 Center opens to teach multimedia technology By Kristin Johnson Daily Staff Reporter Students wandering on the third floor of the School of Education Building will find a new resource in the New Media Center. The center, which opened on July 5, is one of 50 New Media Centers established by a consortium of universities and pri- vate businesses. The center is a combina- tion of an open laborator...…
…Wednesay, u y ,- Making of the Mustangs Young owners hoping to cash in on roller hockey boom Editor's note: This is the second of a three-part series on Detroit's newest sports franchise, the Motor City Mus- tangs of Roller Hockey International. By Nicholas J. Cotsonika Daily Sports Editor ETROIT-Terry Shook is a rarity. He's an old-time roller hockey player, having played the game when it was hardly even a game at all. Now, he's a player-ow...…
… Collins signs Former Michigan quarterback Todd Collins signed with the Buffalo Bills Monday. Moeller's attorney _confirms resignation By John Leroi Daily Sports Editor In a confidential letter sent to the University Gary Moeller's attorney, Deborah Gordon, said that Moeller did not leave the University voluntarily. But Gordon told The Michigan Daily Mon- day that Moeller did in fact resign. "Gary Moeller resigned," Gordon said. "(The letter w...…
…be idiTpu Datl Summer Weekly eOne hundred four years of editorial freedom Regents nt ' with Moeller bu y Amy Klein Both regents and University officials said Athletic Director Joe Roberson were the only why they were not kept informed. Daily News Editor they were never informed of the decision to parties involved in the negotiations. "I have a lot of questions, and It As Gary Moeller bolts to the NFL with buy Moeller's contract after he volunt...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 5, 1995 FIAG Continued from page 1 Senate. However, she said the amend- ment will have good chances in the states. "In most state legislators there wouldn't be people brave enough (to op- pose the amendment)," Lowenstein said. Sandalow said he hopes the amend- ment will not pass. "My hope is that the Senate will defeat (the amendment)," Sandalow said. "This amendment seems to be a very bad idea," Sanda...…
…Wednesday, July 5, 1995- The Michigan Daily - 3 Investment trading results in $1. 5M possible loss for 'U' By Patience Atkin and Maggie Weyhing Daily Staff Reporters The University lost $1.5 million last week after the Common Fund - which invests a sum of about $20 billion in uni- versity endowments - suffered a $128 million loss because of alleged unautho- rized trading activity by First Capital, its investment adviser. "(First Capital) hold...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily -- Wednesday, July 5, 1995 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG ADRIENNE JANNEY Editor in Chief JOEL F. KNUTSON Editorial Page Editors Unlessotherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflectthe opinion of a majorityof the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion oftheDaily'seditorial ...…
