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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...…

… Hearing voices Guided by Voices are one of the most innovative bands in alternative music. See how much Beatlesque indie-pop they can cram into St. Andrew's Hall on Saturday, June 15. Call 961- MELT for more information. AlgaRTS Wednesday July 12, 1995 Mm% 'Species' alienates crowd Orbit the satellite of love y Kirk Miller i Ar1 Writer Sit, the gorgcous atien/utman she- vil is looking to brecd. but forcefully re- .ts a potenttal date- i...…

…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 ...…

…Wednesday, July 5, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 5 - . .- - No'riw QuoErAsEl J Knutson/Editor's Note ntoxicating revivals "... it's the offensive speech that is particularly protected by America the mall Attheageof23,I'vebeendrunktwotimesinmylife: the First Amendment. Speech that causes reaction needs Asmy friendsandIcelebratedtheFourthofJuly ne days ago, and nine years ago. ,, this past weekend and yesterday, I couldn't help but There are not t...…

…6 -The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 5,1995 4 for sale for rent 51a APTS. NEAR CENTRAL and/or Medical Campus. Leases starting July, Aug. or Sept. '95 running thru 8/96. Effs. and 1 bdrm. apts. from $395/mo. 769-2255. ATTRACTIVE, LARGE ROOM on Hill St. Kitchen, laundryparking, clean, quiet, for male. $295-up. 995-3276. AVAIL. NOW E. William/Division - 2bdnn. apt. with security buzzer, lndry., storage. Gal- latin Realty Co. 994-0624. $40,...…

…Wednesday, July 5, 1995 - The Michigan Daily - 7 Study: 8 percent of college students carry weapons 0By Steve Seepersaud Daily Staff Reporter Nearly 8 percent of college students carry weapons, according to a nation- wide study released last month by Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. Researchers found that 7 1/2 percent of students carried guns, knives or other weapons for reasons besides work or hunting. Responses were gathered fro...…

…8 - The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, July 5,1995 Regents name N. Campus } tower after'U'alumnus Gently down the stream .. Alfred and Ming-ming Wu float down the Huron River yesterday, with their son David at the wheel. Groups stay active over summer By Deborah G. Weinstein Daily Staff Reporter Despite the lull on campus that comes with the end of the University's academic year, student groups have maintained andeveneineased theiractivity thiss...…

…m You'll like this, folks Folk artist John McCutcheon appears at the Ark on Wednesday, July 7. With fans { like Johnny Cash, he's got to be good. Tickets are $11, doors open at 8 p.m. Call 761-1451 for more information. Th i gun Huh ARTS Wednesday July 5,1995 - Apollo 13' gets off ground y Scott Plagenhoof aily Arts Editor Eight months after the first lunar rface landing - the Apollo 11 mis- n - the public and the media were Iready bor...…

… 3 -The Michican Dailv - Wednesdav. ,Julv 5. 1995 .i iiv NiiW V1Y Vii.VM(iT A<YMiiyV MTy v wiT yr "vvv Dredd' Over Batman? ly Ted Watts W aly Arts Writer There's a really good comic book- ased movie this summer with an obses- ive lead character in a dark armored cos- ime and armed with some nifty gadgets. To,not "Batman Forever," Isaid good. "Judge Dredd," with Sylvester tallone as the law-obsessed Judge Jo- ph Dredd, is based on constant ...…

…Wednesday, July:5, 1995- The Miclhigan Daily.- 11 Power Rangers' is a guilty pleasure Heather Phares ilty Arts Editor "What is that odious stench? Can it be teenagers?"thunders Ivan Ooze,the lat- t threat to the Earth's safety. A cross be- veen a Califomia Rasin and ajar of slime, oze clearly revels in his own foulness. hat can be said of "Mighty Morphin >wer Rangers," the film he terrorizes: It's finitely hornid, but gleefully so. The smel...…

…12- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 5, 1995 Outrageous Cherry M : sweeten the local scene By Heather Phares Daily Arts Editor Let's face it, accidents happen. But sometimes accidents can be a powerful cre- ative force, especially when itcomes to the ever-changing music world. Matthew Smith, the leader of Detroit's finest pop band, Outrageous Cherry,knows all about the positive effects of accidents. The band was even formed that way: "Th...…

…-,.-- --- Wednesday, July 5, 1995 - The Michigan Daily -1- CORDS ontinued from page 11 on this album, which doesn't make it, ny less solid. Get it, put it on and just let repeat until you die. - Ted Watts J Towa Tei 'uture Listening! lektra Techno is having a media extrava- anza like never before in this country. hile American artists like Richie wtin are treated like gods in Europe, hey've never really received their due ere. Come to think ...…

… Anton Fedorov? The Ex-Wolverine was the first Russian to play NCAA hockey. Now Fedorov - no relation to Sergei - plays for the Motor City Mustangs. See page 16. be I hd au aU Wednesday July 5, 1995 'r Garnett's choice is a roll of the dice word of advice to Kevin McHale, the first-year general manager of the Minnesota Timberwolves - clear space in your guest room and make your first-round draft pick move in. McHale', whose Tunberwolves ow...…

…Wednesday, July 5, 1995- The Michigan Daily -15 ARGFT ontinued from page 14 at'sgreat. Butthose making the state- ents, people like former coach Hubie rown and Kentucky coach Rick Pitino, ere completely missing the point. He has skills, there is no doubt about at, but he is just not emotionally ready r the NBA. And having talked to him fter Magic's Roundball Classic at the alace of Auburn Hills in April, I'm not ven sure if he would have been...…

…16 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 5, 1995 Editor's note: This is the first of a three-part seriesc newest sports franchise, the Motor City Mustangs of Rollet ternational. By Nicholas J. Cotsonika Daily Sports Editor ETROIT - Motor City hockey fans had becomei this. A three-point night by No. 91 was just nothin The Russian had melted the Detroit ice so many ti such performances were to be expected. But when Fedorov scored two goals and ...…

…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- ...…

…-- Ihe Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 27, 1994 LAWSUrT Continued from page 1 ated and discriminated against him because of his insistence that they rec- tify the misuse of the funds. Huesmann refused to comment on the allegations, and Goldenberg could not be reached yesterday. "We hope to gain fair and equitable treatment on the same level that his peers are being treated.Thereason he's not receiving that equitable treatment is because hec...…

…Wednesday, July 27, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 3 B days: Primary elections heat up State Senate candidates differ on 'U' By Cathy Boguslaski ILY STAFF REPORTER Students looking for a state Senate :andidate should remembertheir place it the University as they cast their allots. Voters will have to choose among ive candidates in the primary election Aug. 2: two Democrats, Ken Schwartz nd Alma Wheeler Smith, and three epublicans, James Grapp...…

…OPINI NON Page 4 Wedn ,sdayJuly 21, 997 EDITOR IN CHIEF James M. Nash EDITORIAL PAGE EDITORS Patrick Javid Jason Lichtstein 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Unsigned editorials present the opinion of a majority of the Daily's @ editorial board. All other cartoons, signed articles and letters do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily. W hat can we do about th...…

…'GenXploitation': Mtanding by in the face of tragedy O n the front page of The New York Times. among the headlines and articles. is a picture of a child: the caption reads. "A 13-year-old Rwandan boy carried the body of his 4-year-old sister, a cholera victim, to a burial site yesterday at a fugee camp at Goma, Zaire. The accompanying article presents a grim view of disease and death. Over the past couple of months. apocalyptic visions have a...…

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…8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 27, 1994 Fair DaLS a Art, commerce and tourism mingled on the streets on Ann Arbor from last Wednesday through Saturday in the 35th annual Ann Arbor Street Art Fair. l1aybe mingled isn't the right word for the chaos that occomponies the esti- mated 500,000 visitors to the art fairs. This year's art fairs began in a burst of rain on Wednesday morning, turning streets into a scaof umbrellas. Thurs- daU w...…

…Wednesday, July 27, 1994 - The Michigan Daily -9 .s , Btween South University and Washington Street, State Street was lined with booths (opposite page, left). In a unique booth on Maynard Street, Stuart Lazer took a llama for a test ride before making a decision on whether to buy (opposite page, right). It was a Liberty Street booth however that caught the attention of many children including these two girls (this page, top). With ahelpfulpu...…

…)0 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 27, 1994 IRELAND Continued from page 1 dent at Macomb Community College. Smith's mother, Maranda's pater- nal grandmother, can care for the child in the Smith household. Cashen made his ruling based on the assumption that the child would receive more stable care with a family member than in day care, where Maranda stayed while her mother took classes at the University last fall. Ireland is still figh...…

… F O R F U N A partial listing of our festivities: Friday, July 29, 6-10 pm Grand Opening Open House Savor food by Zingerman's and wine by Whole Foods. Pianist Stephanie Ozer plays from 6-8 pm. Narada-label pianist MichaelJones plays from 8-10 pm. The Balloon Professor is in the Children's Section from 6-8 pm. Saturday, July 30, 11 am Local children's author Nancy Shaw of Sheep In A jeep and Sheep Out to Eat fame will read from and sign cop...…

…I albe9lihigun ?tuiIp 'Yes I am. - That guy Hey, you feis Cathouse wil Stratford production of 'Othello' flies Editor's Note -The Stratford Festival performs several of Shakespeare's plays in repetoire. In a Shakespeare marathon, Melissa Rose Bernardo viewed them all Her reviews of the performances will run during the rest of the summer. By Melissa Rose Bernardo In contrast to "Hamlet" or "Macbeth," "Othello" is a domestic tragedy. There...…

…Wednesday, July 27, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 13 RECRD Captain Quad Bass Destroyer Attitude Records Ready for a new bass-filled party mix? If you are then Captain Quad's your man and "Bass Destroyer" is the CD for you. The debut solo by this member of Quad Force will definitely tickle your fancy and test your Pines. "Mix by Bass Part 2" has great beats and a nice tempo. It is definitely true to the name "party mix." On the other hand, you c...…

…14 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 27, 1994 1 RECORDS Continued from page 13 Warren G Regulate ... G Funk Era Rush Associated Labels Already having made a name for himself producing hit singles for art- ists such as DFC, MC Breed and Nate Warre. Dogg, Warren G has decided to finally take the big plunge by releasing his first "solo" album, "GFunk Era."In actual- ity,this 12-songalbumfeaturesahodge- podge of rap veterans and newcomers ...…

…. SPORTS Q: Who is the only major league player to hit home runs in each of his first three at-bats of the season? 166L u! SOP04I .A4flnl, pe)l ,sqn:) o 11:t WolverineNotebook: 'M' hockey standouts named to U.S. squad Women's gymnastics hires assistant coach Murray Lue'm in nors Editor's note: Allfour of the start- ing pitchersfrom last season's Michi- gan baseball team are now pitching in the minors; three of them left before senior eligibi...…

…16- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 27, 1994 PEOPLES Continued from page 1 attorneys, Gregory Schmid and James Brisbois, plan to appeal the verdict. They also will attempt to have the sentencing moved back until after the end of the season. The verdict comes as a result of an incident Feb. 27 when Peoples was accused of shooting at undercover of- ficers who were investigating automo- bile robberies in the area of Peoples' apartment at Si...…

…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...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 20, 1994 Crrv Continued from page 1 The University bought Eisenhower Corporate Park West just 18 months after purchasing Wolverine Tower, which cost the city $316,000 in annual tax revenue. The University made both purchases with little warning to city officials. "One of the problems with city- Universitycommunicationisthatthere is none," said Julie Creal, a Republican COMPARE THE city councilmember fr...…

…Wednesday, July 20, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 3 Report: 95 cases tried under code fifth-year Engineering student Rich Beck watches himself on TV at the Advanced Technology Lab on North Campus. UMTV brings class to your room By Cathy Boguslaski DAILY STAFF REPORTER The University will be short one student this fall due to sanctions given to him under the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities - the code of non-academic conduct. T...…

…PIN Page 4 Wedneiday dJuly 20,.1994 EDITOR IN CHIEF James M. Nash EDITORIAL PAGE EDITORS Patrick J. Javid J. Samuel Lichtstein 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Unsigned editorials present the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other cartoons, signed articles and letters do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily. L ike many working pare...…

…Newspapers prefer blondes I am a blonde. I come by this condition by genes and not by Clariol, yet it something I say hesitantly and without pride. Blond hair has been favored since Roman times, yet it carries with it all of the familiar jokes and stereotypes of stupidity, promiscuity and a frivolous nature. It is not unlike the paradox of American femininity - on a favored pedestal yet trapped there. Blonde jokes enjoyed a rash of popularity ...…

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…Wednesday, July 20, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 7 CLASSIFIED ADS 764-0557 .......................... .................. . HELP WANTED CATERING WAITSTAFF NEEDED. We're looking for reliable people to work a minimum of 10 hrs. a week during Fall Term. Must be able to work one weekday lunch. Experience preferred. Please apply at Rm. 1310 Michigan Union. COSTUME DESIGNER needed to make mascot for recycling program and fun cos- tumes for educati...…

…8 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 20, 1994 Duderstadt blames state for tuition hike By Lisa Dines DAILY NEWS EDITOR Th institution is "Appropriations" was the watch- word at this month's University Board going to require a of Regents meeting as the blame for healthy degree of self- rising tuition was laid heavily on the state's shoulders. reliance.' The regents voted unanimously to raise tuition 6.9 percent for state resi- - Laurence De...…

…(Tthe 1Mrtiiguntt iq ARTS 'How would you expect us to celebrate it "Who cares, we never wanted that continent anyway?"' - Brit thespian and coolest bald captain since Stubbing, Patrick Stewart, about the Fourth of July Lollapalooza '94: A gun aimed at your head Gumball of all Lollapalooza towns. See them at St. Andy's Friday at 6 for $6. Rust and Inch will also be there. ghee Hypnotics and Vanilla rainwreck are at St. Andrew's tonight for s...…

…10,- The Michigan Daily-- Wednesday, May 11, 1994 Arnold and Cameron 'True'to form in"True L.es." . ..By Michael Thompson A little over a year ago Arnold Schwarzenegger wasintrouble. He'd True Lies Written and directed by James Cameron; with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis and Tom Arnold. done what many didn't believe could be done. He'd made a bad movie. And not just a bad movie, but a bomb. So what does the biggest action star in fi...…

…SPORTS Page 11 W dsdy; Jy #20 1"4 Q: Who was the first team to win four World Cups? izeis :v The Sporting Views: World Cup tarnished in overtime By Michael Joshua WR THE DAILY After watching the final game of the World Cup, one thing is certain - a true winner did not emerge from the game. Yes, the Brazilian team did beat the Italians 3-2 in overtime. But the way the overtime was decided did not give justice to the efforts of both teams, nor...…

… 12- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 20, 1994 RICKEN SHOOT-OUT Continued from page 11 Continued from page 11 Such a move will probably not be necessary for Ricken, the win? The champion should win though.HehasbeenimpressiveinhisbrieftourwiththeYankees, the trophy outright and not through averaging over a strikeout per inning in his four starts. a lucky shootout. Thanks to those numbers, he has been reassured by Congratulations should go t...…