…c . .e tx t YI One hundred sixeyears ofeditorialfreedom Wednesday July 16, 1997 )tate locates )315 M o 'U' Peter Meyers Is Staff Reporter 1 Michigan State House and late passed an appropriations bill that reased funding for state universities $64 million on July 3. 'We're very pleased," said associate :e President for University Relations nthia Wilbanks. This year the iversity will receive $315 million, $12 lion more than it received the ye...…
…One hundred sA yearsf edironrfredom Wednesday July 9, 1997 Rackham dean named new 'U' provost By Heather Kamins Daily Ncvs Editor Signifying University President Lee Bollinger's first step in reconstructing the wavering administra- tion, Rackham Dean Nancy Cantor has been select- ed to serve as University provost - the University's second-in-command. The provost position has been up for grabs since early March, when Provost J. Bernard Mache...…
…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...…
…ne hundredfve years LA of edtorialfreedom 'U' technology receives $22M git Wednesday July 31, 1996 * Engler says 'U' will lead flat panel display industry By Jennifer Harvey and Laurie Mayk Daily Editors The University's Center for Display *chnology and Manufacturing (DTM) yesterday received donations of flat panel display manufacturing equipment an intellectual property valued at $22 million. "It's what we believe will be another milestone ...…
…ne hundred five years of editon freedom City prepares itself for Art ''air's crowds, traff'ic By Brian Campbell Daily Staff Reporter Ann Arbor residents, along with scores of visitors, will soon flood the city streets for the annual Ann Arbor Art Fair, which begins today. The four- Oy event brings in more than a thou- sand artists and attracts half a million people. "I'm looking forward to (the art fairs)," said Ann Arbor Mayor Ingrid Sheldon....…
…*ne hundredfive years ofeditori/freedom Wednesday July 17, 1996 Tuition Increases This chart shows the increase in first-year student tuition during the past seven years. The increase in tuition is *ne of the lowest since % 1980. 8.6% 7.9% $17,738 Regents to vote on new budget M New budget proposes Daily, Machen said he will deliver a Last year, tuition for lower-division in smallest tuition hike in1 "much more conservative" budget, state s...…
…One undredfive yearsfr t I "f ediz'lfeWEYm Anti-KKK protesters face charges in court Wednesday July 10, 1996 By Jennifer Harvey Daily Managnmg News Editor During several hours of sworn testi- mony in Judge Ann Mattson's 15th District court room last week, six of the anti-Ku Klux Klan protesters arrested at the June 22 rally in Ann Arbor experi- enced preliminary examinations for the felony charges brought against them. Two had their proceedi...…
…*r ~ihiurni iln ne /undredfve years of editoni lfreedom Neal takes office as U' interim president By Jennifer Harvey Daily Managing Editor he has held since 1993. Neal said he looks forward most to I n t e r i m the responsibilities of the presidency. "I U n i v e r s i t y look forward to making those decisions President Homer that need to be made during the interim Neal took office period," Neal said in an interview with on Monday, filling ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…One hidftpn buarg One hundredfosur years of editorialfreedom lummer Weekly the loss lower bouquet es on the round while psilanti esidents stand n a street orner where a rive-by shooting ccurred Sunday ight. One person as killed and ther was seriously injured. Jespite witness accounts of gang- elated graffiti pear the site, psilanti Police Kieutenant Seorge Basar said the lepartment Irently has no information. "I on't have any information as t...…
…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...…
…SUMMER WEEKLY One hundred three years of editorial freedom vifor gov.Is seat¢ Kiran Srinivas U.S.Rep.How d Wolpe - are run- LY STAFF REPORTER ning in the Democratic gubernatorial On Aug. 2, Michigan voters will primary. cide who will be Gov. John Engler's Whoever emerges as the winner of irring partner in the upcoming elec- the Democratic primary will face in- jy Comm. prof. sues over 'U' retaliation n. , cumbent Engler- who is running un- ...…
…SUMMER WEEKLY . WN Midtgantail One hundred three years of editorial freedom S A Ag n J @1994 The Michigan Daily Roach must give LI papers, judge says City blasts 'U' office purchase *Ronnie Glassberg ALLY NEWS EDITOR The six-year court battle over the Jniversity Board of Regents' presi- ential search, which selected James J. )uderstadt, may have entered its final hapter. Last Wednesday Washtenaw ounty Circuit Judge Patrick Conlin rdered Th...…
…SUMMER WEEKLY One hundred three years of editorial freedom In. st, atin o b edakJuy 13,1941994 The Michigan Daily [n-state tuition to break $5,000 mark Provost to propose Tuitic tuition increases at The admini tomorrow's Board the next se of Regents meeting Average tui the cost ha y Lisa Dines past six yei nd Ronnie Glassberg AlLY NEWS EDITORS increase in state funding won't revent the University from reaching $11,01 eeperintostudents' andpar...…
…SUMMER WEEKLY . be Eidtprn Dalg One hundred three years of editorial freedom Administrators, MSA debate future of legal service etudent Legal Services to undergo reorganization; administrators, MSA discuss options )y Julie Becker in control of the organization and in status for its dent tuition bills. However, financial separation was only the AlLY STAFF REPORTER employees. "That's had alot of benefits for us," said SLS first step in the reorg...…
…4W Summr Weekly One hundred two years of editorial freedom Iume Cill, No. 13S Ann Arbor, Michigan - WednesdlayJuly 2,1993 @1993 The Michigan Daily I THE MUSIC OF THE ART FAIRS Search for AD continues By BRYN MICKLE DALY STAFF REPORTER The finalists are in and the waiting begins. Last week, the office of University Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Farris Womack confirned that alistof finalistsforthepositionof head athleticdirector ...…
…ummerWeeklya g One hundred two years of editorial freedom Volume Cill, No. 12S- Ann Arbor, Michigan - ednesday, July 21, 1993 @1993 The Michigan Daily on rises Rising costs f college education The University's tuition increase sits on the high end of rises in the cost of an in-state education in the Big Ten or in peer institutions. 9 0 M 9.5%ii By HOPE CALATI DAILY EDITORIN CHIEF The University of Michigan was edged out by Michigan State Un...…
…One hundred two years of editorial freedom Volumne CII, No. 3S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, July 14,1993 01993 The Michigan Daily MS, IFC tum out in support of the Rock By JEN DIMASCIO argues that many students are taxpay- cials have been less than willing to and BRYN MICKLE ers and should have a say in city mat- hammer out an agreement. DAILY STAFF REPORTERS ters. "Two years ago, IFC signed a con- The struggle over the Rock finally "A lo...…
…Summer Weekly One hundred two years of editorial freedom 11-1 OE Rock sits at crossroads of controversy By BRYN MICKLE The rock was never intended to be DALY STAFF REPORTER an evolving symbol of social and po- What do the slogans "DEKES litical commentary. In 1932, a city RULE," "KEELY + CHRIS" and parks superintendent had the rock "CLASS OF'93 FOREVER" have in brought to its present locale to com- common? The authors of these state- memorate...…
…SUMMEltA. Vga ag One hundred and one years of editorial freedom Volume No. 12S Ann Arbor, Michigan Wednesday, July 29, 1992 @1992 The Michigan Daily COM-Candidates prepare for primary by Hope Calati Daily Staff Reporter The race is coming down to the wire for candidates running for the state house in the 52nd and 53rd districts, as next Tuesday's primary draws ever nearer. The 52nd district contest includes a hotly contested race to replace S...…
…SUMMER ilni 1dt*1 One hundred and one years of editorial freedom Volume CI No. 11S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, July 22, 1992 @1992 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor Electrified by space University scientists will transform NASA's space shuttle Atlantis into an enormous physics laboratory late this month. The researchers will study electricity in the upper fringe of the Earth's atmosphere through the use of an Italian satellite deployed at the...…
…abE3id4an ailj One hundred and one years of editorial freedom Publ icatons board changes spark debate Ann Arbor Blues amd Jazz festival The Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival returns for its 20th anniversary on Sept. 11-13. Bonnie Raitt headlines the Friday night "Women of the Blues" bill. Raitt performed with her mentor Sippie Wallace at the 1972 Festival. Other performers this year include Sonny Rollins, Al Green, Robert Jr. Lockwood, and ...…
…SUMME ' \ One hundred and one years of editoriai freedom Decisii by Victoria Kuohung Daily Staff Reporter A recent unanimous Su- preme Courtruling is forcing the University to reconsider its con- troversialInterim PolicyonDis- criminatory Conduct. The Supreme Court's June 22 decision in R.A.V. v. St. Paul ruled that restricting speech "solely on the basis of the sub- jects (it) addresses" is unconsti- tutional. Adopted in 1989, the University...…
…One hundred and one years of editorial freedom 'U' director to leave for Yale by Laura Potts Daily Staff Reporter RichardShawwillleavehis post as University Director of Undergraduate Admissions to acceptasimilarpositionatYale University. Beginning September 1, Shaw will oversee under- graduate admissions as well as financial aid operations at Yale's Yale College in his new post as Dean of Undergraduate Admissions. University administrators s...…
…Non-Profit Org. U.S. POSTAGE PAID lw w Ann Arbor, MI PERMIT NO.13 Ninety- nine years of editorial freedom SUMS Vol. XCIX, NO.10-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 28,1989Dn Nurses sa no to -U 1 Striking nurses reject University contract offer BY MICHELLE RABIDOUX 1 Striking members of the University of Michigan Professional Nurse Council voted this week to reject the hospital's contract offer, by a margin of more than 3 to 1, extending the ...…
…~be £idligau 1atijj Ninety- nine years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIX, NO. 9-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 21, 1989 Th.Tigt Day Nurses picket 'U' Hospitals BY WENDY WORTHEN At 6 am Wednesday, the 1,700 member University of Michigan Professional Nurse Council began a strike against the University of Michigan Hospitals. All Registered Nurses in non-supervisory positions at UMH are members of UMPNC, which is a local bargaining unit of the...…
…4 tignBi v Ninety- nine years of editorial freedom Ti .Vol. XCIX, NO. 8-S Ann Arbor, Michigan- Friday, July 14, 1989 T y Steiner out; Goldenberg in Political science prof. will become first woman to head LSA BY TARANEH SHAFI After seven months of a closed- door search Edie Goldenberg, political science professor and director of the Institute of Public Policy Studies at the University, has been nominated as dean of the College of Literature, S...…
…Ninety- nine years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIX, NO. 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan Friday, July 7,1989 T=1Dily Local groups react to Webster BY ANN MAURER Law School professor, was not sur- Amidst a storm of controversy, prised by the decision, but she was the Supreme Court upheld a surprised by some of the opinions Missouri statute in Webster v. voiced. "Some of the opinions sug- Reproductive Health Services on gest they don't feel much fidelity ...…
…Non-Proit Org. U.S. POSTAGE 47) PAID Ann Arbor, MI PERMIT NO. 13 Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVIII, No. I1S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 29, 1988 T*.% Regents enact protest rules BY RYAN TUTAK policy defining the first amendment rights of for the University community. eludes guidelines by the University's Civil University students no longer have a voice participants in campus events, and to ignore a Bylaw 7.02 will "aut...…
…4 edit gan :43l Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVIII, No. IOS Ann Arbor, Michigan -Friday, July 22, 1988 g/gi a Regents to vote on tuition hike BY RYAN TUTAK Tuition will skyrocket 12 percent next year if the University's Board of Regents approve Provost James Duderstadt's proposed 1988-89 fiscal year budget this morning. But the pro- posal alarmed some regents. "A 21 percent increase will not sit well with the public," said Re...…
…[je £id4ju an f1 Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom L TU.T'r,'c- a Lq Vol. XCVII, No. 9S Ann Arbor Michigan - Friday, July 15, 1988 rh:van T.7g Iy Fleming: axe 7.02, deputize 'U' securit BY RYAN T UT AK June 1, 1989, unless council mem- Before leaving office next month, bers can suggest amendments to the Interim University President Robben bylaw that will make it "workable." Fleming will push for drastic The memo also said he will ask c...…
…~re £idl4juu BafIl Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVIII, No. 8S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 8, 1988 .% % o. Woman reports sexual assault BY RYAN TUTAK Center, said the offense is defined as forced A recent LSA graduate alleged she was sexual contact by another person, to a lesser sexually assaulted last week in the East Quad degree than second degree criminal sexual Residence Hall by a high school student stay- conduct. ...…
…Copyright 1987 -+ The Michigan Daily UM Vol. XCVI- No 1lS Cop' S life nB By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC Editor's note: Daily Reporter Mary Chris Jakle accompanied Ann Arbor Police Officer Dan Waites patrol of the campus area one night last week in attempt to learn more about ltfe behind the wheel o patrol unit. This is the second of two artic recounting what she saw on the beat. At 7:00 p.m. we were called to University Hosp to take a report from a ra...…
…-ThM hgn Dily Ul Sui V Vol. XCVI - No. 10S Cops fighI By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC she Editor's note: Daily Reporter the Mary Chris Jaklevic accompanied ente Officer Dan Waites on patrol in the base campus area Tuesday in an attempt Tue to learn more about life behind the Arb wheel of a patrol unit. This is the seat first of two stories recounting what man Studenta may sue over contract By KAREN STRUFFERT A possible lawsuit, if vindicated, could for...…
…The Mih~S M~igan Dal 1917a 1w3dia i vx1 UE!ERI NFey-evenymr feiora re Regents OK Vol. XCVI - No. 9S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 17, 1987J Regents to vote on tuition hike today maste By MARTHA SEVETSON The University's Board of Re- gents yesterday approved a Central Campus Planning Study which will initiate changes in the University's appearance well into the 21st centu- ry. The study, an update of a project initiated in 1963, pinpoi...…
…Copyright © 1497 The Michigan Dai UMMER WEEKLY Ninety-seven years of editorial freedom . Vol. XCVI - No. 8S Ann Arbor, Michigan -Friday, July 10, 1987 Initiative to fund 22 programs State budget hurts 'U' funds By MARTHA SEVETSON Teaching assistants will be paid to attend workshops on racial sensitivity next year under a proposal funded by the $1 million Undergraduate Initiative. The proposal - one of 22 programs recently approved to enhance...…
…Summer Weekly Edition r Sidian 4ail Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVI - No. 10-S Regents approve tuition Copyright 1986 TheMichigan Dily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 25, 1986 Sixteen Pages R-um "_ increases By PHILIP LEVY Tuition for in-state students was raised 4.3 percent by the Board of Regents last Friday, while out-of- state students will pay 8 percent more next fall. As expected, the regents approvedii t., s the ...…
…Summer Weekly Edition' Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVI - No. 9-S Copyright 1986 I Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 18, 1986 Twelve Pages 'U' proposes tuition increass By PHILIP LEVY business administration, medical, and law schools. These Blanchard threatened to veto the University's appropriation The University Board of Regents is expected to approve this :schools raise tuition more than other schools because they ha- f...…
…Summer Weekly Edition Ninety-six years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCV -No. 8+S Tech DAnn A Researchreport expected soon By MARTIN FRANK pleted its report this week. Members A report that could recommend must sign the document before changes in the University's guidelines presenting it to Shapiro. governing classified research will be THE current guidelines state that given to University President Harold research projects containing Shapiro next...…
…Na f~iety-iveya Ninety-five years ofeditorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 42-S Capyright 1985 Wednesday, July 31, 1985 Out-of-state tuition to rise 8-10% Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages 'U' to freeze in-state tuition By KERY MURAKAMI University President Harold Shapiro said yesterday that he will recommend to the Board of Regents that the University freeze tuition for in-state students. The regents are scheduled to take a formal vote on tuiton at...…
…Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 41-S Copyight 1985 Th Mihign Daily Tuesday, July 30, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Panes 'U' needs money to keep quality, Frye says By KERY MURAKAMI has lost about $33 million it could have Special to the Daily spent on academic needs. Since 1984 BAY CITY, Mich. - The University utility rates in that time, Frye said, must begin finding ways to get more have gone from taking 4 percent of t...…
…Nitfiveygan ifl Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 40-S Copyrighty1985 Saturday, July 27, 1985 Fifteen Cents Gov. wants tuition freeze By KERY MURAKAMI Gov. James Blanchard yesterday urged board members of the state's universities and colleges to "do everything possible to freeze tuition for Michigan students." Blanchard, in a letter sent to the board members yesterday, did not mention a warning by state budget director...…
…Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, 'No. 39-S Copysight 1985 Th Michigan, Daily Friday, July 26, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Police work not all cops and robbers ride with Officer Jim Tieman, who has been on the force for 12 sergeant read through a list of wanted criminals, recently This is the city: Ann Arbor, Michigan. On July 24, years. released prisoners, and inter-department memos. Daily staff writer Laura Bischoff ...…
…Campuses compete in computer boom By KATIE WILCOX The competitiion is heating up among major universities over computer technology and computer accessibility for students, and the resulting boom of computers on campus is creating major changes in higher education. The changes have also sparked debate over exactly how universities should respond to the boom. "INFORMATION is the essence of what this place is all about," said Greg Marks, the Un...…
…ART FA IR '85 Pullout Section Inside ki £idcigan 1 ail p ____ ___Ninety-five years of editoria/ freedom Vol. XCV, No. 37-S CohTheMhgaDIy City welcomes art air with wide-open arms By CHRIS LAUER reputation - has evolved from its Today, like every year at this time, origin as simply a sales impetus for Ann Arbor welcomes all manner of local merchants into a complex, art-loving multitudes with open arms; sprawling multi-faceted cultural event an...…
…&-e 13e14UUi i aI Ninety -ft ve years of editorial freedom No.36-S ThMhiga, Dily Local merchants get set for art fair By JANICE PLOTNIK While artists prepare paintings, pottery, and drawings for the annual Ann Arbor Art Fair, local merchants are also gearing up for an onslaught of visitors, who are ready for a full day of browsing along Ann Arbor streets. Though people come to spend the day looking.at sculptures and jewelry, much of the real...…
…1ir £ irbwan ail Ninety-five years of editorial/freedom Vol. XCV, No. 35-S Copyight 985 TheMichigan 5Daily Saturday, July 20, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages R. C. prof recalls turmoil in Chile By KATIE WILCOX Eliana Moya-Raggio is a woman of passionate beliefs - about her ,homeland of Chile under a dictator- ship, about her role as a teacher, and about her language and cultural heritage. And the feelings she inspires in her students are...…
… Rictia n oer Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 34-S Copyrinht 985 Friday, July 19, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Council considers alternative to towing By NADINE IAVAGNINO Denver boots may be making a comeback in Ann Arbor. The boots, devices that lock onto a car's tires as an alternative to towing, were used from 1978 to 1981 when detachment difficulties for- ced the city to drop the program. BUT AT a public hear...…
…Ninety-five years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCV, No. 33-S Copyright 1985 Thursday, July 18, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages ISR study indicates gains by refugees By DAVID GOODWIN They are refugees, they are am- bitious, and they have overcome language barriers, poverty, and culture -shock to achieve academic excellence. They are the children of the "Boat People" and other refugees who fled Indochina. A recent University study of post- 197...…
