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… i 1 9 9 No. Name 90 Aghakhan, Ninef 10 Albertson, John 1 Alexander, D. 37 Anderson, Erick 9 Azcona, Eddie 78 Barry, Paul 31 Blankenship, Tony 18 Brady, Matt 20 Brown, Corwin 25 Buff, Ron 7 Burch,Alfie 80 Burkholder, Marc 38 Carlson,J.D. 42 Carlson,Justin 13 Carr, Jason 68 Cocozzo, Joe 10 Colins, Todd 26 Davis, Ed 66 Davis, Martin 83 Diebot,Dave 48 Dobreff, Dave 22 Dottin, Lance 55 Dudlar, Gannon 91 Dyson, Matt 6 Elezovic, Peter 63 ElliotMarc...…

… 0-G ------------ .: r ~ U .. ...... r. w: ' ...... ... .. : : < hill v :i is hill - :.::: :':ti":" :':l } ti"Jr} !ff Anderson leads team in more than tackles Last season, linebacker Erick Anderson made history. This year, he's striving for immortality. Anderson is entering his senior season as the leading tackler in each of his first three seasons, making him the first Wolverine in history to lead the team in tackling for thre...…

…Ohio State { CJIor P nStat-, If Ohio State coach John Cooper thought his job was in trouble three weeks ago, he must be packing his bags now. The line had been that Cooper would be pink-slipped unless he produced this season, his fourth in Columbus. However, the picture changed Aug. 23 when sophomore Robert Smith, who rushed for a Buckeye rookie record 1,126 yards last season, announced that he was quitting the team, claiming the Buckeye co...…

…0 0 0 0, 6 10 9 ....... ... .... .... .... ....... ................. .. ........... ............... ............. .. .......... ...... ..... - ...... .... ... .......... .......... . . ....... .......... ............ ........... Healthy Hutch iS Moellers crutch For decades, football coaches have been screaming at their teams about how games are won and lost in the trenches. They also know that championships start with defense, particu...…

…Indiana When Anthony Thompson finished his career two seasons ago, he took most of the Indiana offense and its record book with him. But Vaughn Dunbar exploded onto the scene last year, rushing for 1,224 yards. Coach Bill Mallory expects even bigger things from Dunbar this year. And with 18 starters returning, the 1991 Hoosiers should improve on last season's 6- 5-1 overall record (3-4-1 in the Big Ten). "We've got one of the top running back...…

…0 e 9 w " .. .............. . .... ..... ........... lee ...... .... leell ::,e e. lee. . .. . . . . . . . ........ . ......... S1 11 1A* S*Vllll Imagine how former Michigan coach and future television commentator Bo Schembechler will react when he sees Michigan quarterback Elvis Grbac set up in shotgun formation. Maybe ABC should use a five- second delay. "We've been working out of it a little," Grbac said. "Mo (Michi- gan coach Ga...…

…Individual awards? D I. T Eki 0: OFFENSIVE LINEMEN Continued fronm Page 10 round out the starting line for an average weight of 291 pounds per player. Last year's group earned co- MVP honors in the Gator Bowl, when the line neutraslized Mississippi's defense to allow 715 total yards of Wolverine offense. Everitt, Skrepenak, and Elliott return from that fearsome squad. However, Michigan coach Gary Moeller has frequently said he will miss the...…

… 9 Im . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,XXX Co rps iS special indeed by Matt Rennie Led by Desmond Howard, the nation's second-leading kickoff returner from a year ago, Michigan's special teams squad promises to live up to its name. The Wolverines looked to their specialists on several occasions last season to come through with big plays, and nearly always, they delivered. After Michigan State took a 21- 14 lead against the Wolverines last ...…

…0 0 0. "T hese students catch on quickly: Those IBM PS/2's should get them off to a fast start." \1 V _ 4w kCZ 7 .. . ' pp ,,. 1'i' ...,,..,,, . ,.,,r' ,. S wo At 6-foot-4, with 255 pounds of muscle seem- ingly carved out of stone, Michi- gan defensive Evans is one of those guys who can send chills down the spine of everyone around him. Yet Evans' mouth rarely moves; he lets his steely eyes do much of the talking. Most of the time his st...…

…0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Central Campus's Complete Grocer, Specialty Foods & Fine Winesr & Spirits Open 8 a.m.- "1,a.m. 7 days South University a t Forest CcIke Co 'v>. SKickof f 1991 ,A ;' N% a1pga era - Gama v-E io E l ITHlE COLLEGIATE CO "YOUR ONE STOP GREj GREEK ITEMS AAl * Fraternity/So~prity Jewelry f T shirts " Athletic' Clothing2 Sweatsh " Plaques, " *Ribbons I d s Mugs, _ "Stationai S530 S. State Street " In The Michigai '1R8° if M...…

…*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...…

…*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...…

…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...…

…Page 4--The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5, 1991 e £rt1C jau 1Bail 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan ANDREW K. GOTTESMAN Editor in Chief STEPHEN HENDERSON Opinion Editor Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board. All other cartoons, signed articles, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. ....:.................…

…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 5, 1991- Page 5 S udent gains national "¢ - I as at " rY:"-- ,exposure in IPlayboy Ns J r s~n Yc .SE P ,a~ e 3 N_ 'N' 7a by Purvi Shah Daily Staff Reporter Two answering machine mes- sages stick out in Tracey Phillips' mind. The first: she had been se- lected to pose for Playboy maga- zine's Girl's of the Big Ten issue. The second: a feminist group called her roommate to discuss protests against Playboy...…

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 5, 1991 Stuff Sick of Meijer? Try Property Disposition by Tami Pollak Daily Staff Reporter At 3241 Baxter Road on North Campus, you can't keep a gorilla cage on hold for more than 24 hours and you can't use American Express. That is, unless your cage costs more than $100. Then Hugh Wenk, manager of University Property Disposition, will be happy to take your credit card. But it's cash or check ...…

…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 7 STATE Continued from page 1 that this was the first year in recent memory the University has had to set tuition rates without a definite state appropriation. To set its budget, the University took the-Senate's higher education proposal of 4.7 percent above last year's allocation. However, this actually amounts to a 3.7 percent net increase because of a 1 percent cut the University took ...…

…Page 8-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5,1991 MSA to hold alcohol forums by John Morgan This October, the University will be holding its first ever cam- pus-wide Alcohol Awareness Week (AAW) in an effort to combat al- cohol abuse. Sponsored by the Health Issues Commission of the Michigan Student Assembly, the event will take place between Octo- ber13and 18. Scott Gast, the coordinator of AAW for MSA said in the past, campus fraterniti...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 9 Assembly slashes per term fee by Christine Kloostra Daily Staff Reporter Students may be worried about informing their parents of the new tuition increases, but they will be able to tell them the student fee for the Michigan Student Assembly has gone down by 5C cents. The University Board of Regents unanimously supported a proposal to reduce the fee - which funds the assembly, Student ...…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5, 1991 .:.... ':.. ..irl . . 1 0' 0"00 r Lmmmoh, A 7 / «1 2 F A I M :w mmmm In The Deli In The Deli SUPER SUB WHITE CORN SANDWICHESg NACHO CHIPS Each$1 e2 Bg $3 In The Deli Crunchy In The Deli MEXICAN KANGAROO SALSA POCKET BREAD 16-Oz 995C J I Back to School CHECKLIST _lrawn Or White 6-Foot ___________ 12-Foot E Extension ......... 2 Heavy Duty L- ibman Corn roonm . ...........…

…ARTS Thursday, September 5, 1991 The Michigan Daily: Thei Page 11 new Nectarine Stuff to read while y by Jen Bilik Less Space, older crowd . What will the underage people do when they wanna dance.? by Annette Petruso Gone are the rock posters of bands in bold colors, replaced with stark black and white murals with movie quotes. Gone are the two floors that hosted many a dance night and live concert, replaced with one floor of upstairs ...…

…Page 12-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5, 1991 Classical, folk, jazz or rock, it's all right here by Liz Patton Ann Arbor is an astonishingly rich cultural center for a city its size. Lovers of classical music never lack for entertainment. The presence of the University of Michigan is a large factor in this diversity, but the town has its own unique diversions, ranging from Shakey Jake's street- corner monochordal improv, to hot jazz ...…

…The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 13 Lock your radio dial at 88.3 FM -WCBN stands for diversity by Richard Davis 41n case you haven't heard, the students at the University of Michigan have their own radio sta- tion and it's called WCBN, 88.3 FM. Even though they broadcast 24 hours a day, 365 days a year like all the other stations, the music that they play is like no other station on the dial. Exposing the audience to d...…

…Page 14-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5,1991 CINEMA Continued from the A & E insert (which you haven't reached yet)* InFocus Filmworks: The new- est of the film groups (celebrating its first birthday sometime in the fall), InFocus is also the most dif- ferent. Picking up the Co-op's origi- nal tenet, InFocus is a support group for local filmmakers and videogra- phers. Its monthly showings do not contain any commercial, or mass- prod...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 15 The Norton Book of Modern War t Edited by Paul Fussell W. W. Norton & Co./ hardback When you think about it, it's not strange at all that warfare has become ,the embodiment of ultimate suffering. Despair undermines courage, death ends the quest for honor, and pain and hatred make all victories pyrrhic. For ,those who reject Hemingway when he pleads, "Never think that war, no s matter ...…

…01 Page 16-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5,1991 Ann Arbor 2. 0 1. 3. 4- Photos by Mary Beth Barber, Kristoffer Gillette and Heather Lowman We Carry All Books On The Official Universiy Of Michigan TextokLs ,---' ... "...Well then, let's go to Michigan Book & Supply's BOOK RUSH and get better acquainted. " I ) New and Used Textbooks Medical Books and Equipment Law Books School Supplies Art and Engineering Supplies Photogr...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 17 Art Fairs 6.- 4, Photos from left to right: 1. Kristina Thomas, of Dearborn, at the food court on Main and Liberty Sts. 2. Uncle Dave's, a popular spot for hungry art admirers. 3. Crowds along Liberty St. 4. Skating Polar Bear Sculpture by G.E. Olsen, of Jupiter, Fla. 5. An exhausted Erin Jo Deloney, of Mt. Morris, Mich., sleeps. 6. Diane and Robinson Scott, of Minneapolis, look on a...…

…Page 18-The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 5, 1991 Man charged for lending car MASON, Mich. (AP) - A According to police, Thelen and Lansing man was arraigned yester- Underhill went to two restaurants day in a rare case that charges him together the night of the accident, with felonies for loaning his just one day after they met, and sports car to a drunken teen-ager, then went to a party in East who died with two others in an Lansing. ...…

…Football at Boston College Saturday, 3:30 p.m. (ABC) Alumni Stadium The Michigan Daily SPORTS Thursday, September 5, 1991 Women's Golf Lady Wolverine Invitational Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. Michigan Golf Course Page 19 Killer instinct Wolverine spikers take three offirst four matches' . t.- v "i"'+ v yr "." :v Players' benches ? ;""J.?:::,J,"::?.;.;."rrlrr.;!rr :JJi ::ri., : rr'.r:::%; ,:", r:%%:?:%-'% ...c....... :r.": t " :.": rir.", o...…

…Page 20- The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 5, 1991 (PHOTO) DOUBLE PRINTS 390 24i EXPOSURE ROLL C41l- PROCESS COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER - EXP. 9/15/91 -"" KODAK COLOR PRINT 71m, I VI FOUNTAIN . A INK ri a I COKE z4 I 111010 1IUF) Ik 41k ! II r IN 4 ALL FLAVORS Dec I' liI i :14,1i4if III A 0 1 I 'ill AI II lIIi' EXP. 9115191 100%~ COTTON T-SHIRTS ** U OF MV r .Yl BUY BUIY 1 2 799 ................. ...…

…Ii~ S NM~on a' soapbox C \ Gwlettin go no You've heard how big Michigan 4... " .. *' .... ... is. Thousands of students from a va- . ., ,w ; .; i reyof different bakgoudsare ~/ . . concentrated here at the University, r., %. 2 making up as culturally diverse an , ~ environment as you'll find any-lz To assemble all the viewpoints ui.. H ~ - held by individuals on this campus m p a in a single collection would be ~ nearly impossible and would mi...…

…91 a ge 2-Tihe Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 5, 1991 Freedom: Up in smoke? T'ougher Pot Law may be sin of things to come by Daniel Poux Eighteen months ago, Ann Arbor voters stepped in fiie'with the "Jst Say No" campaign sweeping the na- tion and increased the fine for possession of small quantities of marijuana from $5 - the legendary $5 Pot Law - to $25 for first offenses. Any unlucky souls caught repeatedly wit...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 3 Read with interest, not scorn by Stephen Henderson . When I came to this campus in :the fall of 1988, I was eager to get ~my first glimpse of The Michigan Daily. I had already heard plenty about ;it from my orientation leaders who after chuckling impolitely when :I inquired about it - informed me that the Daily was possibly the ;worst publication ever to see print. ...…

…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 a 'The State ACCOUNTING ' ADVERTISING ANTIQUES ' APPAREL ' ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT ATORNEYS" COPYING/ DOCUMENT PREPARATIONS "COSMETICS '*ANCU"FLORISTS 'FOOTWEAR * GALLERIES GIF SHOPS 3: music PARTY STORES 0 PHARMACY 0 PUBLICATIONS ' RENTAL AGENCIES URESTAURANTVS * SALONS '" ° =a seam&& I- --- 2 2Small y IF Pizzas Iwith Cheese, plus 2 items . I plus 2 Larg...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 5,1991 - Page 5 IN .. . , ,$treet Area BOOKSTORES ' CAMERAS/PHOTOGRAPHY ' CARD SHOPS ' COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS ' CONSULTING SERVICES GROCERS/RETAIL' HOME FURNISHINGS' HOTELS'* JEWELRY' HOTELS' LEATHER/LUGGAGE' MEDICAL ASSISTANCE/SUPPLIES SCHOOLS *" SERVICES _! SPORTING GOODS, AND EQUIPMENT. -m TOBACCONIST SHOPS '*TRAVEL ' VARIETY STORES n 215 S YtatefS Ann Abor IL < . } r 1...…

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 1 4 A - a flt S _n .. :. btc ..4.@ n^. n ~ T u. Sa ,3, TZ e tFLE PHOTO/Daily higan is often the site of racial tension. Here, students honor the efforts of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as part of the Civil Rights movements in the 1960s in a march staged on campus during last year's MLK Day PcTO/Daily Mas tond S These two articles, which ex- plore the climate for mi...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition --Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 7 .Minr ity Rereenato i n.. nco ig C BMC supplies needed resources by Baker-Mandela Center staff In the winter of 1987, the Michigan campus ex- ploded when Black students, supported by other pro- gressive students, organized to fight against blatant racist attacks and institutional racism at this univer- sity. Students formed the United Coalition Against Racism (UC...…

…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 51991 PC abuses freedoms it seeks to protect 7, t t "ter by Brad Bernatek It has been three years since the University of Michigan introduced its policy on "Discrimination and Discriminatory Harassment" and nearly two years since Federal Judge Avern Cohn struck it down as un- constitutional. The policy's intentions were no- ble and attempted to make the uni- versity environm...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 9. Group acts up to ease national AIDS crisis Real thought police 9 work for University by Todd Ochoa (yPattrice Maurer The President of the United States has condemned ACT UP for using an "excess of free speech." A member of the University Board of Regents considers ACT UP mem- bers to be among "the usual sus- pects" in any campus unrest. Clearly, we must be doin...…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 5, 1991 i i r r .w r ) f l L 'rW.-d .\t 1 #S~~ l 60mmmmmomm - Modern Cam us Apartments (including Maynard}Iouse, an 11 story highrise) " Short Leases - Ideal Locations 400 Maynard Street 761-8220 or 665-4406 CARPET BARN BACK TO SCHOOL SALE 12' by 9' 12' by 12' From t JYFrom $36 to$60 p r>y $48 o$80 ALL SIZES & COLORS OF TOP BRAND NAME CARPETING OTHER REMNANTS FROM $4.99...…

…'a n ou x, Well, as you'll soon. find.. out, i ; > . :. th dirty looks. s S The University i a city un< .r , a itself, with its..: . . .pP.Z', r. ,., .r' . .g own buildingr ! ,) ,,, ' fr R cu sto m s,.J9' sects, .< ..<.:A ' hD% ,, Y.' an d.9 elected o fficial.. . , bk? . d \ ~ :f t ' K "~a! Like most>. . e.. cities,.. .f ,. x.the. k University al. ,ss £ :": a ,va/ h s iso whsetofprobl hem . The ,,r,^. _, .. .,a .-/ax y .. r..., .. . . ,,..). ,...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 Students can find answers at cIC by Garrick Wang Daily Staff Reporter Ever wonder where the North Ingalls Building is? Or if there's a University hang gliding club? Or who played Cindy on the Brady Bunch? Have no fear, the Campus Information Center (CIC) is here. Located on the first floor of the Michigan Union, the CIC provides students and visitors with inform...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Page 3 The Stuff Legends Are ade Of Whether it's puma statues or Hash Bash, Michigan has a culture entirely its own by Melissa Peerless Daily Staff Reporter Every year on April Fools' Day, a cloud hangs over tJe Diag. It doesn't bring downpours or light showers. It doesn't cast shadows of gloom over students or put them in foul moods ... but it may cause a contact ...…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 Regents' Campus deputization sparks controversy year full of protests p The people who run the University by Henry Goldblatt Daily Staff Reporter While there are tens of thou- sands of people who come together to, carry out the daily activities of the University, there are eight peo- ple who convene on* the University once a month who have supreme reign over U...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991- Pagb 5 SORORITIES, FRATERNITIES DEAL WITH PARTYbeREPUTATION \~\ Greeks long for better image t e Second-year grad student Vinod Subramaniam stretches to make a grab in a game of catch on the Diag. DICTIONARY Continued from page 3 ever's Available, with a minor in Early Croatian Literature, solely to avoid the dreaded Eight O'Clock. And don't expect any sympathy from the G...…

…'Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1% Don't let your dorm room hold you hostage! I 300D USED BOOK BE ~ou)N( "OR- v1N~ vch lL r HAF SINGI EREACKS )BACKS BOOKS~ o >. 0 .- 4- O) N) 7,' EL = o 1Q a SheYi1ago r7l- Drwn IIod I Trca~xv ISbop 1 4pohecary ajor prescription plans mencan Express, Discover d Sundays and holidays 663-553 FIGHT BACK! ,.,and turn. your room into a 1U- MUN-SAI 525 E. LI...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 - Pa Q 7 Z7 0 .. p. ,,; Showcase Plants & Flowers Family Amusement Center Tower Records & Video Afterthoughts Boutique Rainbow Yogurt plus GAZIINE S oa : Simply stated, our You will find collection of maga- the informative zines is the largest and the enter- and most interesting taining in both in the area. paperback and clothbound. If you can't find a title, we will rea...…

…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 Health is priority at by JoDee Brandon Getting sick while away from home for the first time can be a hor- rific experience. Without parents around to provide loving care, a stu- dent can be left not knowing where to turn. Luckily, University students do not have to be subject solely to the care of a sympathetic roommate. A portion of each student's tuition goes to a ...…

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…Page 10-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition - Thursday, September 5, 1991 Your Halls offer students differen t choices by Liz Larson home away from home. It takes a good eye to spot dorm delicacies Many students think that once they decide where to attend college, all of their decisions are over. How- ever, once a pile of housing forms arrive in the mail, they realize that one of the most difficult decisions is yet to come - where to...…