…r:uy.; EWS: 76-DAILY LASSIFIED: 764-0557 s'w.michigandallycom One hundred ten years ofedtorialfreedom Monday July 2, 2002. Hill to receive $33.5M makeover Elizabeth Kassab _ily News Editor Hill AuditoriugtsthM seen countless world- enowned performers and personalities since its udiation in 1913 but it has never seen anything ls. to the extensive retr)vations it is about to sd go. vIe . i rsity ard of Regents approved a sn r osat, prject ...…
… In riiitau~ailg NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandallycom Onie hu-dred ten vears of P(d;norA- ' redm Jaye plans Former s run for old drowns i Senate seat By Elizabeth Kassab la 1 Daiy News Editor iff By Loule Meozlish h Daly News Editor K: Steve Kuzak, a spring 2001 se AbBY ROsENBA/Daly University graduate, drowned Independence Day had a double mean- LEFT: Three-and-a-half-year-old last Monday while swimming re ing this year fo...…
…S: 76-DAILY Monday SSIFIED: 764-0557 .michlgandally com One hundred ten years of editorifreedom July ±6, 200± tate to give 'U' 1.5%o funding increase Io Melzlsh The report got a lukewarm response from Cyn- Sen. Alma Wheeler Smith (D-Salem Twp.), a the budgets are facing very slow growth and I think y News Editor thia Wilbanks, University vice president for govern- member of the Senate's higher education subcom- we have a rainy day. The governo...…
…I NEWS: 76-DAILY Monday CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwmhigandaply.com One hundred ten 6ears of edio4tredom tr 'U rgnt ppov .5 uiion iincrease 'Athletics to move out o red after 2001-2002 By Seth Klempner Daily Sports Editor With the end of the 2000-2001 fiscal year, University Ath- letic Director Bill Martin announced at Thursday's Board of Regents meeting for the third consecutive year the Athletic Department is running a deficit. The good news is...…
…WS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmklhgandailycom One hundred ten nears re editor,'ad reedom Monday July 30, 2002 M-Pulse, the University's solar car, races along Route 66 near Edmond, Okla., last Wednesday en route to winning the American Solar Challenge. The race began in Chicago and finished in Claremont, Calif. Sun shines as M-Pulse cruises to title 'U, experts respond to SirCam outbreak By Maria Sprow Daily News Editor Officials fi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 2, 2001 INVESTIGATION Continued from Page 1 The first complaint, the News report- ed, alleges CSX workers unwillingly par- ticipated in research and the researcher, neurology Prof. James Albers, failed to get a waiver from the workers prior to performing the study. The University contends that a waiver was not necessary since the research was conducted using data from earlier tests the workers had agreed ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 9, 2001 .1 JAYE Continued from Page 1 that Gov. John Engler immediately call a spe- cial election to fill the seat and to end the "hostage crisis" imposed on his constituents due their "taxation without representation." Jaye said he will run again as a Republican even though it was fellow GOP legislators who led the charge to expel him. He accused two prominent GOP senators, Dan DeGrow of Port Huron and ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, J AR T FAIRS Continued from Page 1 of three separate art fairs all scheduled from July 18-July 20 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and July 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. "It's like five football Saturdays put together in four days," said Shary Brown, executive director of the Street Art Fair, which will take place on South University Ave, East University Ave and Church Street. The Street Art Fair is the oldest of the Art Fai...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday. Julv 23. 2001 .. ,. ......b,.,, ..., , 1 ... ., ., .. ivy vv.i BUDGET Continued from Page 1 week. Courant noted an inverse relationship between the state's higher education appropriation and tuition increases. Tuition raises were low in the years when the state was able to appropriate more funds to the University, and higher tuition raises corresponded with low state appro- priations. This year is no differe...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 30, 2001 VIRUS Continued from Page 1 a nuisance among the University community. "It didn't become a big problem until the 23rd, and that big problem is not in the University, it is out in the world," said University Team Leader for Data Recovery and Virus Control Bruce Burrell. "We've seen (SirCam) coming into the University. ... We have seen some infec- tions but in the grand scheme of things, we've only ...…
…IVIUIIVUY, JUIy r LITTLE MISS MUFFET SITS ON HER TUFFET A2 selects Oates as new police chief By Louis Melzlish Daily News Editor The Ann Arbor City Council unani- mously approved the appointment of Daniel Oates as the city's new police chief June 18. Oates is currently the deputy chief for Patrol Borough Brook- lyn South of the New York City Police Department. Although he was the head of the department's intelligence division and, before th...…
…Monday, July 9, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 3 Regent White to be White House fellow By Elizabeth Kassab Daily News Editor University Regent Katherine White (D-Ann Arhbor) was named one of twelve Wie House Fellows st month, a position which will Five her first-hand experience with some of the most important aspects of the U.S. government. "The White House Fellows Pro- gram is considered the 'most presti- gious fellowship for leadership develo...…
…Monday, July 16, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 3 JMHS receives top honors in US. News'rankings Maria Sprow nation's 6,116 hospitals, 1,878 hospitals were ear, nose and throat treatment. Those rankings to 14th. Other improvements were in the ran y News Editor eligible for the honor roll. Fifteen hospitals were based on reputation, mortality rates, ings of orthopaedics and urology and in t k- the he University Health System joined the s of Johns...…
…PLAY ME A TUNE Monday, July 23, 2001,- The Michigan Solar car team in first place, waits for this week's last 100-mile stretch By Louie Melzlish Daily Nws Editor With only more day of racing ahead, the University's solar car team holds a steady lead in the 2,300 mile American Solar Challenge. The team's car, M-Pulse, was the first to finish the next-to-last stage of the race by pulling into Barstow, Calif., late Sat- urday afternoon. The fin...…
…Monday, July 30, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 3 Internet offers options for buying, selling textbooks By David Baybik Book buyback has also remained a factor in the Daily StaffReporter online versus traditional store decision Michigan Ward Ernst spends a relaxing Sunday morning at his Dexter farm. Ernst, who will be 90 years old In September, credits charity work and "staying close to the Lord" for his longevity. Veto denies funds for renov...…
…Edited and managed by JACQUELYN NIXON AUBREY HENRETTY Students at the JACtEo n AUBfEd H Editor University of Michigan +B++ Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor 420 MUnless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of th 420 M ay nard Street majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters a Ann Arbor, MI 48109 cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan Da Amidst heated affirmative actio...…
… 11 1 - ivocigan uaiy - ivionday, July 9, 2 i1 Edited and mana ed by JACQUELYN NIXON AUBREY HENRETTY Students at t e g Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor 4nierit o Michigo QI Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of th S420 Maynard Street majority of the Dailys editorial board. All other articles, letters anc Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan Daily E iti just ove...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 16, 2001 Edited and managed by Students at t e JACQUELYN NIXON AUBREY HENRETT University of Michigan Editor in Chief Editorial Page Edito C 4J~ I I 4 4Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of 420 Maynard Street majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other article, letters a Ann Arbor, MI 48109 cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan D, T he Washingto...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 23, 2001 Edited and managed by Students at the JACQUELYN NiXON AUBREY HENRETTY University of Michigan + Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor 420 Mayar Str t Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion ofthe 420 M ayn ard Street majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and Ann Arbor, M| 48109 cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan Dai...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 30, 2001 Edited and managed by JACQUELYN NIXON AUBREY HENRETTY Students at the U Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor University of Michigan E Cdi P d 40MyadSre0 A IFWAI5 Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the 420 M a y nard St reet majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and Ann Arbor, MI 48109 cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of...…
…Monday, July 2, 2001- The Michigan Daily-- 5 j Spiders'questfor world domination must be stopped Idon't mean to alarm anyone, but out of hiding. nary spiders. Mold, mildew and what there may be an army of giant, Until recently, they were all hiding must have been a steady supply of edi- mutant spiders currently plotting in my grandparents' basement (or, ble insects were not enough for them. s the militant overthrow of a small town "down the ce...…
…Monday, July 9, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 5 -LETTERL~S UUITHE EDITOR lSeparation of church and state misunderstood TO THE DAILY: In a recent viewpoint ("Church and state: Separate," 6/18/01) Ryan *Blay criticized the treatment that the Supreme Court has given to the First Amendment of the Constitu- tion, particularly as it deals with religion. The main example used is the recent Supreme Court decision in favor of allowing a Christian club t...…
…Monday, Juiy 16, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 5 Comedy is easy s far as social gatherings go, funerals leave something to be desired. Ever been to a funeral? I wouldn't recommend it. The hosts are always in lousy moods and - at the risk of sounding crass - the guest of honor never has much to say. The food is lame and the music is worse. Awkward silences abound. The other guests don't make things any easier. Some shuffle around in their dress s...…
…Monday, July 23, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 5 Spoiling a lake, DNR style F requented by nature-lovers, pic- lakes in the Ann Arbor area. It is home to nickers and the occasional skinny a large variety of fish, including endan- dipper, Pickerel Lake is a pristine gered Cisco species, which can only live jewel in the northwest corner of Washt- in the relatively deep waters that Pickerel enaw County. This unspoiled paradise is provides. Despite ...…
…® You're not hearing this from me The second quickest way to get my attention is to say, "I shouldn't be telling you this, but ... " (Note: this is second only to: "Don't look now, but there's an espe- cially hairy tarantula crawling up the back of your shirt." And it's a close second.) Most people I know don't like to use the word "gossip." While disdain for the word transcends gender, I've noticed that males and females tend to dislike it f...…
…I 6 - The Michigdn OHiy 'Monday, July 2, 2001 I A RED BRIDGESTONE MB-4 mountain bike, 16", STX components, 5 yrs. old, in good cond., $200. Call 764-0662 weekdays. PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE 665-8825 !!!PETS WELCOME!!! Contemporary 2 bdrm. apts. located on scenic West Park. Now accepting applications for Fall 2001. 741-9300 www.annarborapartments.net *****AVAILABLE Aug. 1 and Sept. 1, 2001 near Med. Ctr. Cmps. Modern 2 bdrm. apts. Prkg. A/C...…
…6 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 9, 2001 the michigan daily 2 ®O 6dB DRM. dO iUSE starting lall. Great location, prkg washer/dryer, 711 Arbor St. 213-1615-. A LITTLE FURTHER, but oh so much cheaper! Fur sshed 2 bdrm. apts. for fall. Heat and wat; ;included. Free parking. 668-1100 .. PIECE OF JEWERLY FOUND in U of M commuter lot on State St., Mon. eve. Rachelle @ 764-9318 days or 755-6534 eves. I A RED BRIDGESTONE MB-4 mountain bike, 16"...…
…A RED BRIDGESTONE MB-4 mountain bike, 16", STX components, 5 yrs. old, in good cond., $200. Call 764-0662 weekdays. PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE 665-8825 1988 TOYOTA COROLLA Good cond. $1200. 769-0500 or 996-4116. CARS FROM $500 Police impounds. For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4494. !!!PETS WELCOME!!! Contemporary 2 bdrm. apartment homes available on scetic West Park. Late august move-in. 741-9300. **n**AVAILABLE Aug. I and Sept. 1, 2001 ne...…
…6 -The Michigan Daily - Monday, July23, 2001 the michigan daily 2 TAN LOVESEATS, 3 yrs. old., some cat damage. Free if you haul! Must call by 7/25. 668-1648. A RED BRIDGESTONE MB-4 mountain bike, 16", STX components, 5 yrs. old, in good cond., $200. Call 764-0662 weekdays. PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE 665-8825 1988 TOYOTA COROLLA Good cond. $1200. 769-0500 or 996-4116. CARS FROM $500 Police impounds. For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4494. ...…
…6 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 30, 2001 the mihiganeday PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE 665-8825 CARS FROM $500 Police impounds. For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4494. "45 R E. 4 I I FULL SIZE BED/FURNITURE for sale. Barely used. Please contact Stacey 528-0187. !!!PETS WELCOME!!! Contemporary 2 bdrm. apartment homes available on scenic West Park. Late august move-in. 741-9300. ****AVAILABLE Aug. 1 and Sept. 1, 2001 near Med. Ctr. Cmp...…
…Monday, July 2, 2001 - Tne Michigan Daily - 7 CONFERENCE the Continued from Page £ most important environmental conferences ever to be ld in Ann Arbor. In preparation for the United Nations 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development, the University and the City of Ann Arbor hosted more than 120 dele- gates from cities across the United States, Canada and Mexico for one of the largest environmental confer- ences to ever come to Ann Arbor. Th...…
…Monday, July 9, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 7 WHITE Continued from Page 3 their field of work. 0 In addition to her elected position as a regent at the University, White is a law professor at Wayne State University and a major in the U.S. Army reserves. The 34-year-old Ann Arbor resident is also a regis- tered patent attorney and a Ful- bright Senior Scholar. During the fellowship year, I will learn about public policy deci- ion-making at the ...…
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…ElviPLOY VI "It has worked well (in past years) on the West Coast - we're excited about it." Continued from Page 1 In addition to students seeking full- Immersion Program" nationwide this time employment, internship-seekers year, offering recruited consultants the are likely to see an impact on campus option of intensive study in foreign recruiting. As full-time employment language before joining the firm full- interview schedules shrink, inte...…
… Monday, July 30,;2001 - The Michigan Daily - 7 M-PULSE Continued from Page 1 Csues to improve the car's reliability, ich were complicated by the fact that problems aren't always easy to pinpoint or correct, Gilchrist said. That continued a pattern begun when the team was building the vehicle in Ann Arbor. "One night we were there from 4 p.m. one day until 6 p.m. the next day," said Engineering senior Stephen Heinz, who worked on the electric...…
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…8- The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 9, 2001 7. ) .a4, u, FILE PHOTOS The combination of Anthony Thomas and David Terrell led the Michigan Wolverines to a 29-8 record over the last three seasons. Next year they will try to continue that success as rookies for the Chicago Bears. Bear essentials Michigan stars David Terrell and Anthony Thomas will take their game to the NFL together By Jonah Feldman * For the Daily T his past NFL draft saw for...…
…6- The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 16, 2001 4e I Left: Who says grown- ups get to have all the fun!? 7-year-old Eddie Baylin Jr. wowed the crowds with his Elvis act. And no Elvisfest would be complete without a wedding! Vincent and Carlalyn Treharne (right) renewed their vows onstage after win- ning a radio contest. The ceremony was per- formed by Ypsilanti's mayor and, of course, the couple was serenaded by "Elvis." oft e.g 11 11 4 ...…
…8 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 23, 2001 I Some might think being an artist is a life-long journey fair goers from around the country inspected his art and that's my dream." - artists are people who always loved to draw, paint, or drew their breaths in. "I like the wow. It's like clapping. create. But although artists Dave Badger, Laura It's performance. It's just knowing that I can have this 4 &a/ettenam z ' Coppedge and John Hass do...…
…~1 8- The Michigan Daily - Monday. July 30. 2001 .. ......... . , . .. ..,.....,.J ,.. , ., MOTOR CITY SPIRI Fall LSA courses add to tricentennial festivities celebrating Detroit's hi ry research is concerned with twentieth "People should be century American art and urban cul- interested in Detroit ture, I've never really gotten to know the fasci- because it is a vibrant city nating city next door with a rich and complex that figures so pr...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday July 2, 2001 -9 Fne Greek Fooda 'Gyros & Shis;h-Ka-Bob San dwiches *Mousaka, Pastitsio, Dolmades 'Spinach Pie, Lamb Chops 'Greek Salads 'Baklava 'ice Pudding B i g g e r Fre s h r B e t t e 30 S Stt St. 155Wshe 747-9555 480-917 off ay 12lind sub rr;F t$.S0 aay r rnrl ox Off. ,'pI ,. 73100 EAT-IN PIZZA DE~TTK-U CATERING 605 E. William St. " Ann Arbor 669-6973 0 669-NYP Free Delivery (minimum $7.00 or $1.00 Deliv...…
…Monday, July 9, 2001- The Michigan Daily - 9 "I don't know yet how much playing time I'm going to get," tions put on him as a top-10 pick. homas said. "I'm going into mini-camp just to show them what "I knew what it was like to be under pressure and have a lot of e do." things expected of me," Terrell said. "There wasn't a day since I errell and Thomas both feel they are physically ready to play was a freshman (Michigan's coaches) didn't put ...…
…Monday, July 16, 2001 - The Michigan Daily - 9 Photos and text by at Ysilanti's 2nd annual Abby Rosenbaum The event, which boasted over a dozen Elvis impersonators, drew huge crowds of devoted fans to Frog Island Park in Depot Town of P 3 Ypsilanti. Left, Junior Talley performs some of Elvis's greatest hits. Bottom: Will the real Elvis please stand up? From left, Fred Wolf, Lou Richards, Fred Impens, Russ "Hoss" Dunsky, Chris Solano and Greg T...…
…r Monday, July 23, 2001-- The Michigan Daily - 9 I "Art Fair Parking" and "Mastercard/ Visa excepted" were the signs of the times last week, as foot traffic around campus came to a halt and street traffic detoured. Although not all of the 700,000 visitors of last year's Ann Arbor Art Fairs were present on campus this week, the 31st year of the fairs was a success. Area businesses and vendors, who filled several blocks, activist groups, arti...…
…i's Ms. X If You Please... et caught up in a game of murder, love and strigue as Alley Cat Productions brings Paul e's "Madame X" to the Mendelssohn Theater. st 3 through 5, $15 for students. nichigandaily.com/arts ARTS MONDAY JULY 30, 2001 9 Outkast rules as heat wave rolls over Area: One ly Rob Brode aily Arts Writer of psychedelic spider webs on large TV group to have a backing band, but The screens and of course a slew of rabid Roots f...…
…In Memornum... This week's section of Daily Arts is dedicated to our beloved former mascot, Neal the Eel. He will live in our hearts henceforth, and we send our condolences to his family. michigandaily.com/arts AR'Ts MONDAY JULY 2, 2001 ONCE AGAIN, THE AIRS REEKS OF HAIRSPRAY Poison 'ain't lookin' for nothin' but a good time' on tour By Rob Brode Daily Arts Writer "If I would have been in Menudo my career would have been over a long time ...…
…Jeepers Creepers! The Michigan Theater presents a special 3-1) screening of 1953's "House of Wax," starring Vincent Price and Charles "Death Wish" Bronson. Friday and Saturday, only 75 cents. michigandaily.com/arts lo R7 'S MONDAY JULY 9, 2001 4 (-N s performfeince more 7'T nrewfoundl lDtdos tanr tavmsg herd nsthiog other ihani the trip-pop singer's MITV-licioas "Thank Too," I was pleas- antly surprised by the not only catchy, but often in...…
…Ann Arbor Art Fairs Discover the newest Pollack or Picasso strolling around beautiful downtown Ann Arbor this week. Begins Wednesday, July 18, and goes through Saturday, July 21. michigandaily.com/arts IiLrr RS MONDAY JULY 16, 200 1 THEY'VE STILL GOT IT Detroit fans respond to Jouney By Gautam Baksl Daily Arts Writer Tuesday July 10, shortly past 9 p.m., a buzzing crowd at DTE Music Theater anxiously awaited the arrival of 80's rock supers...…
…Guess who's coming to dinner? Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hepburn and Sidney Poitier, star in this 1967 Academy Award-winning drama about interrace relations. 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Michigan Theater, $1.50 michigandaily.com/arts iRs MONDAY JULY 23, 2001 Spinosaurus tears through the disap;3pointing 'urassic Park III' By Lyle Henretty Daily Arts Writer The success of the original "Juras- sic Park" had a great deal to do with directo...…
…-10 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 30, 2001 § 4 .3ARTS *NSYNC shows that 'Celebrity' could be muchmuch worse Celebrity *NSYNC; Jive Records By Japiya Burns Daily Arts Writer Curiously, pop musicians tend to ,use to fame on the merits of songs portraying everyday life and love - yet once they arrive, they can't resist bemoaning the terrible curse of their "Celebrity." Usually this turns out to be a self-indulgent nightmare, which never fa...…
