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…W 1 d~y,)(ly 9*19!r- r Thei Mfichg' pally;--3 nn Arbor will accept international byowaste Jason Stoffer group consisting of 45 different organizations, said environmental group formed in protest of the Toronto ulation powers to local government. wily Staff Reporter landfill contractors are profiting from Michigan cit- contract, said the contract charges Toronto $11 per Rivers said powerful waste-hauling companies A caravan of trucks will soon ...…

…4 - The Michigan, Daily - Wednesday, July 9, 1997 Edited and managed by ERIN MARSH JACK SCHILLACI students at the Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor 44 a - University of Michigan/i le wt at Unless other-wise noted. imsrgned editorials reflect the op>inion f 420 Maynard Street marOjoril < /the Dail s' editorialhoardl l .ll oirer articlesll titers Ann Arbor, MI 48109 (/1(011aoons 1 inotiecessairifle/i1the opinion of The Misliiganail U nless ...…

…Wednesday; July 9, 1997 - The Michiga D ais=5 NOTABLE QUOTABLE "We had (a) tragic loss of life ... Mother Nature needs to be treated seriously." - Gov. John Engler; on the large storms that struck Southeast Michigan last week SETTERS T TH E E :ion Miller's views on jazz are darrogant' TO THE DAILY: James Miller's review of the Frog Island Festival ("Frog Island Festival offers jazz, zydeco, fun in the sun,' 7/2/97) would have been much bette...…

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…Wednesday, July 9, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 7 SALARY' av"ra.e Continued from Page Faculty in certain departments rou- tinely earn more than others. *ill competitive," she said. "For example, engineering or med- University officials said it is important ical faculty salaries are more than their to keep in mind that the figures are school colleagues in the art school or some averages, not departmental averages. departments in LSA. There are ...…

…Consumer Psychology Experimental Laboratory at U-M Business School Students needed to participate in market research 8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 9, 1997 Working toward the millennium I $20 A carnival employee dismantles a ride at the Ann Arbor Jaycees carnival. The fair ran over the weekend in the parkinglot of Pioneer High School. Hillel director wins outstanding Jewish educator award for two hours (some readings and survey...…

…Wednesday, July 9, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 9 M SIICA L CHAIR Since the resignation of former University President James Duderstadt, the administration has been in a state of change. eWiS chosen as " i. interim. provost By Katie Plona Daily News Editor When Rackham Dean Nancy Cantor < ves her post to become the University's provost, senior associate Rackham Dean Earl Lewis will fill the office on an inter- im basis. "I am delighted that so...…

…AT:MICHIGAN Peter Fonda returns from obscurity to star in 'Ulee's Gold,' garnering rave reviews in the process. Playing tonight Wednesday at 9:15 and Thursday at 7. July 9, 1997 Pynchon makes comeback with 'Mason & Dixon' Mason & Dixon Wicks Cherrycoke, follows the activ- mechanical duck and an angry, everything. He writes profusely on ness for detail. The opening2 Thomas Pynchon ities of Charles Mason and Jeremiah cheese. astronomy, geometry...…

…Wednesday, July 9, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 11 Seahorses swim 'to success; Radiohead has glorious CD Fonda returns to film stardom in 'Gold' *The Seahorses Do It Yourself Geffen Records ***I In 1989, The Stone Roses - up to that point a relatively unknown Manchester quartet - released a groundbreaking self-titled debut album of 13 glorious psychedelic pop/rock songs. The album's mix of shifty drum- beats, low-end bass rumbles, hushed voc...…

…12 -- The Michig an Daily - Wednesday, July 9, 1997 Rain kings: Counting Crows rocks storm-drenched Pine Knob crowd By Elizabeth Lucas Daily Arts Editor Counting Crows has won many fans for its introspective, emotional song- writing, qualities which don't always translate well to live performances. But at Sunday's sold-out Pine Knob show, the band met and exceeded its audi- ence's highest expectations. Bettie Serveert, a p band from Holland, ...…

…i i PRRMANCE Former Michigan hockey player Brendan Morrison was named The Hockey News' 1996-97 U.S. College Player of the Year for the second straight season. SPORTS Wednesday 13 July 9, 1997 'M' icers facing flashback By Mark Snyder Daily Sports Editor When Michigan goaltender Marty Turco came to Ann Arbor three years ago, he replaced a legend. Steve Shields, Turco's predecessor in net, left Michigan as the winningest goaltender in NCAA...…

…... .rte .. i. <e .. IAW 1® f 5f ¢Y " SM Tournament should meet goal in four years 6 CLASSIC Continued from Page 13 impressed by the support the tourna- ment received from the entire commu- nity. "First of all, it's a tremendous team effort on the part of Bo and all of the volunteers here from the community," Carr said. "We're getting closer and closer to the goal of making this the center for adrenal cancer research, and any time you can ...…

…Wednesday, July 9, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 15 young icers show off dimensions at A2 Ice3 y Mark Snyder aily Sports Editor The Ann Arbor Ice Cube - once just used for recreational and figure skating - has the gurus of the college hockey world sitting in its plastic blue eats this week. And Jeff Jackson couldn't be happier. After one year as the USA national ockey coach and less than eight months after the Cube became hockey's home in the U...…

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…One hundred six years ofeditorialfreedom Wednesday July 2, 1997 Hong Kong changes hands Students react with concern By Jason Stoffer I)ily Staff Reporter The somber faces of British officials ?8 cre overshadowed by the sense of jubi- [laion that erupted across mainland China yesterday as Hong Kong returned to Chinese control after 156 years of British rule. Fiteworks showered the midnight kies above Beijing's Tiananmen Square as Prince Charl...…

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…Wednesday; July 2, 1997 -The Michigan Daily -- 3 Eesident iwarded ,e1owshi Katie Plona ily News Editor t 27, senior neurosurgery resident y Gupta is the youngest of 15 dividuals selected nationally to serve r one year as a White House Fellow one of the U.S. government's most estigious fellowships. Gupts, a Novi nstive sand graduate of e University's Inteflex program, dured a rigorous nine-month applica- on process consisting of numerous says...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 2 1997 Edited and managed by ERIN MARSH JACK SCHILLACI students at the yoMcgn7Editor in Chief Editorial Page Editor University of Michigan21 ItI Itt '~ I' ,,ioi,'ti' odiiiiiddio'ti 'itii piio L ntess otherwise not, re<. uneed editorials if et the Opinion, a to 420 Maynard Street ti7ajoritiy 0 ntaiii tiiiuoiiitf aoard Alt Oth rtr tit s, letererr Ann Arbor, MI 48109 corrols> ono nes'sarii '('fle' i/te opi...…

…Wednesday, July 2, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 5 NOTABLE QUOTABLE Where have all the good summer films gone? nce upon a time, in a galaxy far, far away, ice. Uma Thurman's lackluster conviction makes "In the absence of evidence to the contrary, we 0 going to a movie theater was an enjoyable her character's effect roughly equivalent to that presume that governmental regulation of the experience. Amidst overpriced popcorn and of a box of Nytol. ...…

…6 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday; July 2; 1997 for sale **********PARKING!********** Fall '97 parking available. On campus parking! Special rates! 665-8825. 1 BLACK LEATHER sofa, 1 green and natural striped sofa, 1 coffee table. 2 papa san chair frames. Very reasonably priced. Please call for info between 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 665- 0667. BICYCLES - All speeds, big & small frames. $20-up. Good condition. 475-3238. BIKES MTN. REBUILT low miles many...…

…Wednesday, July 2, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 7 HONG KONG Continued from Page 1 tropolis. rnce Charles, in a formal ceremony marking the handover,. showed a great deal of emotion in expressing his gratitude to Hong Kong's residents for their role in building the former colony into a bustling worldwide commercial and trading center. Under a 1984 treaty introducing the "one country, two sys- tems" terms of transfer, the new Special Administrat...…

…8 - The lylichigan Daily - Wednesday, July 2, 1997 UNION Continued from Page 1 20-day package, according to an Ann Arbor News report. Presently, employees receive more than the 20 days offered in the University's pro- posal. The University also proposes to end annual bonuses for long-time ser- vice. AFSCME represents other workers in the University as well, Anderson said. Most issues that AFSCME is con- cerned with pertain to all 2,400 of the...…

…Wednesday; July 2, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 9 Black 'U' employees honored N 12th annual award ceremony held for black faculty and staff By Angla Hugi For the Daily The Association of Black Professionals, Administrators, Faculty and Staff honored the accomplishments of University employees with an after- noon of music, poetry and refresh- ments. Four hundred fifty-four employees were honored during the 12th Annual Awards Program held in Rac...…

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… MBM WQPnMifGAN Come see Oscar-winning actor/direc- tor/writer Billy Bob Thornton's "Sling Blade" Friday and Saturday at 9:30 p.m. at the Michigan Theater. ARTS Wednesday July 2, 1997 1h% 'Batman' sequel bombs By !fran Nandalur Daily Arts Writer # The original "Batman" was an unmemorable and mediocre film. The long and boring "Batman Returns" put more people to sleep than warm milk. - "Batman Forever," with its excessive action and stale d...…

…Wednesday, July 2, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 13 bower Center hosts arra ofm si dancc oerformances By Stephanie Glickman thoughtful in its choreographic stage For The Daily patterns and difficult technical move- The next generation has not lost its ments, its underlying purpose is to father's style. The choreography of enjoy and express uplifting music Paul Taylor is alive and well in the six through dance vocabulary. Such a sim- Ouncers who...…

… 'Face' sizzles onscreen By Bryan Lark Daily Arcs Writer Nicolas Cage just might be the coolest movie star working today. That is, until John Travolta struts onto the screen. This one-upmanship of coolness seems to be the underlying master plan of John Woo's "Face/Off," in which Travolta and Cage take turns exhibiting the macho swagger, over-the-top acting and endearing eccentricities that audiences have come to embrace - but with a twist. Yo...…

…Wenesday, July;2, 1997-t-ThetMicgan Daily,- 5 Island Festival offers jazz, zydeco, fun in the sun By James Miller the universe meant something. Daily Arts Writer But this is unfair. After all, we're not Music festivals are risky proposi- talking about H.O.R.D.E here, this is tions. They seem like a great idea at Frog Island. Frog Island is the some- first. You pay the same price as a reg- what less high-powered cousin of the ular ticket and y...…

…Believe it or not, Maurice Taylor wasn't the only player selected in the NBA Draft last week in S Charlotte. For more draft cover- age, see page 19. July 2, 1997 Michigan Genuine Drafts Two 'M' icers taken by NHL By Mark Snyder Daily Sports Editor The NHL draft on June 21 was a unique experience in the development of many hockey careers. Only two Wolverines were selected in the draft, but their stories are as different as can be imagined. "'o...…

…Wednesday, July 2,;1997 --The Michigan Daily 17 Icer Madden -makes deal withd the Devl By Mark Snyder Daily Sports Editor When New Jersey Devils general manager Lou Lamirello visited Yost Ice Arena in February, he knew what he was looking for. The Devils held the draft rights to three Wolverines -- Brendan Morrison, Mike Legg and Sean Ritchlin -- and Lamirello observed a potential investment. But none of those three players were the first Wol...…

…18- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 2, 1997 Merrick, Langfeld drafted by NHL ICERS Continued from Page 16 Not only was Langfeld the first selection from Michigan, he was also the first CCHA player chosen. Players with more experience, such as Joseph Corvo of Western Michigan and Ben Simon of Notre Dame, were selected after Langfeld. As for 'Langfeld's development in the college ranks, Johnston anticipates quite a challenge. "it will be to...…

…Wednesday, July 2, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 19 Saint-Jean shows Blue what it missed By Chris Farah t"aily Sports Editor CHARLOTTE, N.C. - One decision was all it took for Olivier Saint-Jean's basketball career -and life - to be ' t changed forever. . _ Last Wednesday, Saint-Jean was selected I1th in the NBA draft by the Sacramento Kings. But the situation could have been drastically different, were it not for a choice Saint-Jean made 2 1/...…

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