…*A# TODAY Breezy, partly cloudy; High: 76, Low: 54. TOMORROW Mostly sunny; High: 74, Low: 54. irirnt;ai Souvenir fold-out poster of Shakey Jake. See City. A century of editorial freedom Vol. Cl, No.141 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 5, 1991TMhigan Dai9 Lawmakers oppose new Regents raise tuition rates by 7 percent Gorbachev union plan MOSCOW (AP) - Mikhail Gorbachev's plan to revamp the Soviet government and transfer most po...…
…PatyTODAY Patysunny, warm; High: 81, Low: 54. TOMORROW Pleasant; High: 77, Low: 54. A century of editorial freedom Ii~iFa: Return of the crossword puzzle. See Page 10. Vol. CI, 142 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, September 6, 1991 Copyght 01991 The Michigan Daily " 0 Michigan opens season at Boston by Theodore Cox Daily Football Writer Wolverine fans should enjoy this weekend's football game all they can, because the next couple of weeks co...…
…TODAY Mixed clouds and sun; High: 84, Low: 64. TOMORROW Possible t-stornw; High: 84, Low: 62t. ir1rnAa JITRIIPM Wolverines win in Magic show. See SPORTSmonday Page 1. A century of editorial freedom Vol. CI, 143 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 9, 1991 cpyighDal New policy requires I.D. to enter Union 'U'says I.D. check surprises policy ll i c seE both students, oficers Daily Staff Reporter DPSS and an independent security Union. Don...…
…T i TODAY Chance of t-storms. High: 87, Low: 65. TOMORROW Clearing, cooler; A High: 75, Low: 54. 1£ iriuulai I iDE... The Senate should shoot down Clarence Thomas. See OPINION Page 4. A century of editorial freedom Vol. C, 144 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, September 10, 1991 Tepicigan Daily Congress to w .consider new loan program by Stefanie Vines Daily Government Reporter Students who receive loans may obtain additional aid if a new st...…
…IF T v3 TODAY Mostly sunny; High: 77, Low: 54. TOMORROW Partly cloudy; High: 83, Low: 56. A century of editorial freedom Northside takes five. See ARTS Page 5. Vol. Cl, 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, September 11, 1991 Copight @19 'U' officials 'say they are satisfied with Union policy *by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter I A4 - q- A -1 -ik 'U, defends gov't billing procedures University administrators said they wer...…
…Am' TODAY HIncg77,resing clouds; Hig: 6,Low: 59. TOMORROW Mostly cloudy; High: 80, Low: 61. A6iryrnlai A century of editorial freedom WILY& Derrick Alexander out for the season. See SPORTS Page 10. Vol. C 146 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 12, 1991 Copyright0991* The Michigan Daily Research *costs come under fire nationwide by Bethany Robertson Daily Administration Reporter A federal audit accusing the University of incorrectly...…
…:fA I fN TODAY Leftover showers; High: 76. Low: 61. TOMORROW Sunny; High: 80, Low: 58. iriau44ai WIN-1_# Demolish the maintenance fee. See OPINION Page 4. A century of editorial freedom Vol. l, No 147copyright 1991 Vol. Cl, No.147 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, September 13, 1991 The Michigan Diy o ifcials doubting 'U' audit defense *byHenry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter Despite strong denials from University administrators agains...…
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…I I TODAY Showers; High: 82, Low: 62. TOMORROW Cloudy, cooler; High: 76, Low: 54. A century of editorial freedom IDE... Notre Dame's luck runs out. See SPORTSmonday Page 1. Vol. Cl, No. 148 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 16, 1991 Copyright 01991 The Michigan Daiy I 0' 0. M' sends Irish home teary-eyed Police tear gas S. University to disperse crowd I by Tami Pollak Daily Staff Reporter Cheers and chants became tears early S...…
…IINITIII A. TODAY Cloudy and windy; High: 78, Low: 59. TOMORROW Chance of showers; High: 76, Low: 55. 1£v41 wNSIDE.. Delbanco kicks off Visiting Writers series. See ARTS Page 5. A century of editorial freedom Vol. CI, No. 149 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, September 17, 1991 t e Michigan Daily Committee issues report on 'U, climate for gays by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter A committee formed to study the status of gay me...…
…TODAY Chance of rain, cold; High: 64, Low: 45. TOMORROW Partly sunny; High: 60, Low: 41. IEIUUIUI41 M101,110- University research is misguided. See OPINION Page 4. A century of editorial freedom Vol. C, No. 150 Ann Arbor, Michigan -- Wednesday, September 18, 1991 hCoprMcight Daily_ S'~, x~*~'. jj}npolice draw ....... 'N..weapons during on -campus chase Final preparations David Kelsey, owner of the Michigan Union Subway shop, makes last-m...…
…A TODAY Cool, some clouds; High: 58, Low: 38. TOMORROW Mostly sunny; High: 60, Low: 42. t t Drop dead Freddy. See ARTS Page 5. A century of editorial freedom Vol. Cl, No. 151 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 19, 1991 *rig~ @1D91 I Pres. : no - plans to change 'U' bylaw by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter University President James Duderstadt said in an interview yes- terday that he has no plans to con- sider chang...…
…WEATHER 1 TODAY Sunny, still cold; High: 57, Low: 36. TOMORROW Sunny, warmer; High: 61, Low: 42. A century of editorial freedom LS&A vs. Engineering. See WEEKEND. 'Vol. Cl, No. 152 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, September 20, 1991 Cpig The Michigan Daily GEO rallies; no accord as strike looms by Lynne Cohn ndAndrew Levy Daily Staff Reporters- About 35 Graduate Employees Organization (GEO) members chanted "We can't work this way no more!" an...…
…., 0 V!em # ~~i 5Wor So mice to see. that ... or rps b 14ur " 9were draw~n, you. t wa mr rze... .j beetie crU ..... 1~tAspaper probbbythe fv~ya ,... r I u1TTrKIt FI WAhatEir the -eaon you,. r~n axets.4 sup hi lo* .ard pC rf a ,hs.r cwru tiis SI NOT . gat. spur StdE.fi ;s You t ST(TQwf FW t Seid K~LXK SLAPP"A~ lafExr wmK: laug~hs 9~r I The 39 Step Early spy thriller from Hitchcock employs his familiar theme of the unjustly accused...…
…TODAY y sunny; Hig: 4,Low: 44. TOMORROW Sunny, warmer; High: 61, Low: 42. IEIUU1W Why DE... Desmond: more than a Heisman candidate. See SPORTSmonday Page 1. A century of editorial freedom Vol. Cl, No. 153 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 23, 1991 Micigan Report: 'U' should hire more women by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter The President's Advisory Com- mission on Women's Issues (PAC) released its report assessing the ...…
…Sports Monday Trivia Before the Pittsburgh Pirates clinched the NL Ea crown for the second straight year yesterday, what was the last team to win consecutive NL East titles? (For the ans ist Inside Sports Monday 'M' Sports Calendar 2 AP Top 25 Results 2 Griddes 2 'M' Athlete of the Week 2 Q&A 3 Sheran My Thoughts 3 Field Hockey Preview 4 Volleyball Preview 5 Cross Country 6 Men's Golf 8 wer, ' v£ ' ?.t'% L":' turn to the bottom of page 2)...…
…WEA TODAY Sunshine, then clouds; High: 60, Low: 47. TOMORROW Possible showers; High: 58, Low: 45. iuulai 11T Regents should be leaders. See OPINION Page 4. A century of editorial freedom Vol. Cl, No. 154 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, September 24, 1991 Copyright C1991 The Michigan Dily *GEO gives approval to contract by Ben Deci The six-month long contract dispute between the Graduate Employees Organization (GEO) and the University may ...…
…A TODAY Chance of rain; High: 59, Low: 42. TOMORROW Chance of rain; High: 54, Low: 39. 4v 4 One Banana, Two Bananas humanizes MS. See ARTS Page 5. A century of editorial freedom opyringt 1991 Vol. Cl, No. 155 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, September 25, 1991 he Min aily Iraqis s detain more U.N. inspectors UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Iraqi troops yesterday detained 44 U.N. inspectors for the second time, . and officials accused them of being ...…
…WEAHE TODAY Showers; High: 58, Low: 39. TOMORROW Partly sunny; High: 56, Low: 37. 41v W1NS IE Terrell Buckley thinks he can stop Desmond Howard. See SPORTS Page 9. A century of editorial freedom Vol. Cl, No. 156 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 26, 1991 Copy''ht991 1 he Mrigan Day 'U' close *to filling Swain's position by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter A University search advisory committee is approaching the final ...…
…TODAY Some sun, chilly; High: 56, Low: 37. TOMORROW Mostly sunny; High: 60, Low: 41. at UCAR members are active even if the group isn't. See FridayFOCUS Page 5. A century of editorial freedom Vol. Ci, No.157 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, September 27,1991 ee me. *Students to meet with 'U' .011 policy by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter University administrators and the Michigan Union Board of Representatives will hold a briefi...…
…0 I* 0 9. t It- . . . . . . The Doctor (PG-13) Like Regarding Henry, except it's good. With William Hurt, Christine Lahti and Mandy Patinkin. (At Showcase: 12:00, 2:30, 5:00, 7:35, 10:05, 12:30) . . . . . .* The Fisher King (R) Another fall release with potential for greatness, the latest from Monty Python alumnus Terry Gilliam (The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Brazil) stars Robin Williams and Jeff Bridges. (At Showcase: 1:15, 4:15, ...…
…TODAY Sunshine, then clouds; High: 68, Low: 50. TOMORROW Clouds, maybe rain; High: 68, Low: 48. rrrrnila IDE... Anton Fiodorov: 'M' Soviet hockey connection. See SPORTSmonday Page 1. One hundred and one years of editorial freedom Vol. CI, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 30, 1991ph" 9i ACT-UP gives'PC' lesson to students * by Robert Patton Daily Staff Reporter The AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power (ACT-UP) provided its own orien...…
…*I Page 2- The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5, 1991 Chinese police confront U.S. legislators BEIJING (AP) - Police tangled briefly yesterday China's most-favored nation tradestatus with human with three U.S. lawmakers who held up a banner and rights. laid flowers in Tiananmen Square in honor of the pro- Most-favored nation status entitles China to lower democracy demonstrators who died in 1989. tariffs on its exports, and losing it wou...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 6, 1991 NEW YEAR Continued from page 1 home to spend the holiday with her family. "It's really hard that I have to risk it but it is important to my family that I go home. It's too bad," she said. But administrators argue that students are not at such great risk of losing their places in classes. Eugene Nissen, LSA assistant dean of Student Academic Affairs, said though there is no official pol- ic...…
…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, September 9, 1991 UNION Continued from page 1 identify himself as S. Richmond said that he received no advance notice of the policy. * Even Steinman, who was work- ing his first shift of the week, was not informed in advance. When asked why nobody was notified, he said, "Because it was just imple- mented this week." Cianciola said he was notified of the policy by Bob Hughes, director of Housing, at 10 a.m...…
…01 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 10, 1991 Macedon BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - The Yugoslav federation suf- fered another blow yesterday when early returns in a Macedonian plebiscite said the republic's voters overwhelmingly supported declar- ing independence. Even before the first returns were released from Sunday's refer- endum, tens of thousands of Macedonians partied in the streets to celebrate leaving the union. Macedonia...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 11, 1991 UNION Continued from page 1 much traffic goes through the building during the night. Swain added that the administra- tion was still looking into ways to take care of problems which sur- faced in the Union's food court - specifically with Little Caesar's and Wendy's restaurant customers who could not pick up their food. "We are not sure how to handle some of the glitches that came up......…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 12, 1991 Inmate fatally shoots. DETROIT (AP) - Wayne County Sheriff's investigators have not yet determined how a county jail inmate obtainedI a semiauto- matic handgun he used to fatally shoot a sheriffs sergeant yesterday. Sgt. William Dickerson was killed after a Detroit man produced A weapon in his cell as he was being prepared for transfer to the State Prison of Southern Michigan at Jackson, ...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, September 13, 1991 AUDIT Continued from page 1 direct research expenses for gov- ernment compensation. "Some of the things they ques- tion are things that involve private tips... and entertainment types of things that are questionably related to research and questionable from a public administrative standpoint." The indirect cost recovery rate is negotiated by a university and either HHS or the Department of...…
…+r0 70 How to Write Creatively ,_ f 7ti ".a+'t t, ? .. ' .. i+ 1 ,:'' _ _ .. _ ;_ 4' . i , ,i } . , ., " . , 6 ; y It has been said that creativity is inborn: either you have it, or you don't. This may be the case, but fortunately for would-be writers, there exist norms that can allow anybody to write creatively, or at least to fake it. The most important rule for every writer-in-training to JESSE remember is very simple: follow WALKER t...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, September 16, 1991 HARKIN Continued from page 1 touted his bid to "start investing here in America." "There .are those who say that we're a longshot, that we can't win," Harkin said in remarks pre- pared for delivery. "I'm here to tell you that George Herbert Walker Bush has feet of clay and I intend to take a hammer to them." His announcement was a sharply liberal call for a return to tradi- tional Democrat...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 17, 1991 ISRAEL Continued from page 1 countered by saying in an editorial that "President Bush is NOT an anti-Semite," it said in an editorial. "We can manage without the loan guarantees. But without peace, we cannot." Baker earlier said "I am not dis- couraged at all" by the U.S.-Israeli rift. "We have always known there would be bumps along the way." Shortly before Baker's arrival, Shamir's top ...…
…*I Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 18, 1991 Army: Tank forces were responsible for friendly fire deaths Baker conditi onally favors Israeli loans WASHINGTON (AP) - The worst U.S. instance of "friendly fire" in the Persian Gulf War was caused mostly by American tank forces mistaking a fairly harmless grenade assault for enemy tank fire, according to Army records. Six U.S. soldiers were killed, 25 were wounded, and five M1-Al t...…
…01 Page 2--The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 19, 1991 DUDERSTADT Continued from page 1 1984 by former University President Harold Shapiro, is a suffi- cient means of prohibiting discrimi- nation on the basis of sexual orien- tation and therefore makes the by- law change unnecessary. "I do not believe that we've heard at this time persuasive argu- ments to change the regents' by- law," Duderstadt said. He also said bylaw 14.06 is an af- ...…
…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, September 20, 1991 SHAROVA Continued from page 1 Iraq was still conquering." Sharova said Russians felt that the United States took the right po- sition and were very impressed by the organization of the U.S. mili- tary. "It was a great test for Soviet- American relations and the overall reaction in Russia was very posi- tive." Sharova said she greatly enjoys being in the United States. She also says th...…
… 0mm% 0 w0 '0~ Cr ii ...2 ? -, x ',..: ,i .a ' A . .' 1 Vr. ./ Dining and Drin king Iguanas are Forever In a tragic accident, the Congo's Olympic basketball team was marooned on a coral reef in the South Pacific used for nuclear testing during World War Two. The team was then unfortunately eaten by a two-headed gnat the size of the Sears Tower. In the spirit of competition, a tribe of Pygmies volunteered to take over as Congo's Olympi...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 23, 1991 HEALTH Continued from page 1 ivory towers to the people of the community. Indifference to the cries of people in need is a great sin which diminishes us as a society. I pray that we will not be so apathetic," she said. Prior to Novello's speech, Sen. Carl Levin (D-Michigan) delivered the opening remarks to the convoca- tion. Levin criticized the United States for being "the only industri...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily- Sports Monday - September 23, 1991 Michigan Sports Calendar Monday, September 23 Men's Golf at Northern Intercollegiate Tournament, 9 a.m., at Iowa City. Tuesday, September 24 Men's Golf at Northern Intercollegiate Tournament, 9 a.m., at Iowa City. Wednesday, September 25 No events scheduled. Thursday, September 26 No events scheduled. Friday, September 27 Volleyball vs. Iowa, 8:30 p.m, at Iowa City. Women's Golf a...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 24, 1991 Arafat calls on U.S., Soviets to aid Mi ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - PLO chair Yassir Arafat opened a crucial session of the Palestinian parliament-in-exile yesterday by appealing to the United States and Soviet Union to use their influence to help end the Middle East stale- mate. In an address to the 20th Congress of the Palestinian National Council, Arafat also de- plored the absence of Pa...…
…*I Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 25, 1991 FACULTY Continued from page 1 Whether it be difficulty reading and comprehending or needing extra time to complete an exam, learning disabilities don't necessarily have to hinder a student's education. With the proper faculty understanding and help, many LD students succeed at the top universities at the top of their class. Tim Sheehy, an LSA junior, said he usually concentrates o...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 26, 1991 SURVEY Continued from page 1 percent is an opinion survey of deans, presidents, and provosts. The poll is not arbitrary." n The University had the 11th highest "academic reputation" among national universities and colleges. "I think we are a lot closer to number 11. The survey may be an accurate picture of the top 25 schools, but I don't think they are necessarily in that sequence," Harri...…
…01 Page 2- The Michigan Daily- Friday, September 27, 1991 New Communication chai by JoAnne Viviano Daity Staff Reporter UCLA's loss shall prove to be the University's gain. Dr. Neil Malamuth, the new chair of the communication depart- ment this fall said he decided to transfer from Los Angeles to Ann Arbor because "the University seems committed to further devel- oping a top department of commu- nication. Currently at UCLA (communication...…
… 0 10 0 9 heart. 8 pm. $9,$7 stu/sen; 663-0681 Murray Perahia and Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. n celebration of Mozart's Bicentennial, these highly acclaimed musicians will perform three of Mozart's piano concertos. 8 p.m. Hill Auditorium. $18-$45. 764-2538. Tra1n to WOMIS-ri iI ..--t -'-r"r { i ( '. fir. fir,: . , a.r./ Dining and Drinking FRIDAY Duet for One. A promising young violinist is diagnosed with MS and must deal the change...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, September 30, 1991 Seintists examine ACT-UP G. ..! i j . U Z .J' I.L d m RS . l r.- Great Lakes dams ACME, Mich. (AP) - Consumers Power Co.'s dam reli- censing research is doing what you might expect: building a case to keep 66 hydroelectric dams in Michigan. But the scientists are also are finding that where there are no dams, Great Lakes toxins are harm- ing inland animals. The Consumers Power research, ...…
…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 3 Unions protest 'CMU president by Melissa Peerless Daily Staff Reporter When Central Michigan Univer- sity (CMU) President Edward Jakubauskas opened the university's student newspaper last Wednesday, he found a weather forecast, a story about the approaching first day of classes and an article saying that his job was in jeopardy. Thirty-three of CMU's 37 aca- demic department heads resol...…
…The Michigan Daily -Friday, September 6, 1991 - Page 3 The tide *is dry as U-Club revamps by Gwen Shaffer Daily Staff Reporter The University Club upperclass 0 students once knew has ceased to ex- ist. What used to be primarily a dance club, where students of all ages could socialize, is now a full- service restaurant. As part of a campus-wide effort to reduce alcohol consumption, the U-Club is no longer serving alcohol during evening enterta...…
…The Michigan Daily -Monday, September 9, 1991 - Page 3 I Committee discusses ways .to improve city 'by David Rheingold Daily Staff Reporter They cautiously came to the discussion table armed with open minds, economic theories, and a plethora of ideas about ways to improve city services. They left with what committee chair :Ed Gramlich called "a pretty big list" of 0 subjects. In its first meeting in the Michigan League Friday afternoon, th...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 10, 1991 - Page 3m '~~N~~ M.M.."X'~~~ Students find N 'N *~new, bus routes N i i rsa r *1N $a . k e a § Nc'e '64 ~ '' ..4 roblemat iC zN f . s \ N ...'. ' by Tami Pollak o ekns S. ~. "~. Daily Staff Reporter "What weve done traditionall AP Photo Two men have claimed responsibility for creating circular patterns in a wheatfield in Southern England. The men say that they used four-foot planks with rope rei...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, September 11, 1991 - Page 3 GEO discusses " contract r oposal s by Lynne Cohn baily Faculty Reporter About 100 GEO members dis- cussed contractual bargaining issues w last night at their first membership 11 meeting of the year. Although no proposals were brought to a vote, GEO leaders col- lected surveys from members about what each feels are the most impor- tant bargaining issues. They will use information from...…
…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 12, 1991 - Page 3 HOSTAGES Lontinued from page 1 r When asked why Israel had freed some Arab prisoners without sword on the fates of all the miss- ing soldiers, Lubrani said: "This cannot be done in one shot and therefore we take it step by step. Whenever we have some progress we will respond." The 51 prisoners were freed from Khiam jail in Israeli-con- -rolled south Lebanon, run by Is- xnael's allied m...…
