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…1 I i lAwis pe NATRo /WoltLD The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 19, 1995 - 7A Injection may replace oral polio vaccine The Whngton Post WASHINGTON - A panel of ex- perts recommended yesterday that the United States begin a slow transition away from oral polio vaccine and to the less risky, but less effective, injected polio vaccine. This new strategy would eliminate about half of the eight to 10 cases of polio caused by the oral vac- c...…

…The Michigan Daily - W ct. - Thursday, October 19, 1995 -7E I Bolcom trie By Emily Lambort Dally Fine Arts Editor The story behind University profes- sor William Bolcom's "Lyric Concerto for Flute and Orchestra," on this week's Detroit Symphony program, is one of friends, famous people, fate and far- away places. The time was 1960. The setting: France. Bolcom was a student and bud- ding composer who, between classes at the conservatory, woul...…

…8A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 19, 1995 'M' plays Spartans to By Donald Adamek and Marc Ightdale Daily Sports Writers Overtime has not been kind to the Michigan women's soccer team. The Wolverines (0-5-1 Big Ten, 4-9-2 overall) came a step closer to picking up their first Big Ten victory in an overtime duel with Michigan State that ended up tied, 2-2. Michigan looked to reverse a disap- pointing overtime trend after tying Buf-...…

…8B -The Michigan Daily - Wcd w tc. - Thursday, October 19, 1995 An unforgettable evening of beauty, poise and talent awaits you tomorrow according to the planners of the second- annual Miss Black & Gold Pageant, spon- sored by the Epsilon Chapter of the his- torically black Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity, Inc. This show is but one of various levels of pageant competitions offered to beautiful, intelligent, talented African- American women by th...…

…TeMihgan Daly - Wae.416 -wt hsday, October 19.1995- 9e A weekly listing of who's where, what's happening and why you need to be there... F I L M First-Run Films FILMS OPENING: Copycat Holly Hunter talks - as if she were doing us a favor! - and Sigourney Weaver has hair in this murder mystery-thriller. Sneak preview. At Showcase: 7:30 (Saturday only). ket Shorty Lost without Papa Tarantino holding his leash, everybody tries to throw John Trav...…

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…washer onight: Mostly cloudy, low in mid-40s. omorrow: Mostly cloudy, howers possible, high 64°. WEttr *rnl One hundredfive years of editorialfreedom Wednesday . October18, 199S Vo.I No 14 019 h-icia-al I nangle ledges claim Greek adviser ed to action Sam T. Dudek ' aly Staff Reporter Amid allegations of unsatisfactory eadership, Triangle fraternity was laced on suspension Monday by its ational office in Indianapolis. While under suspe...…

…2- The Michigan Daily -- Wednesday, October 18, 1995 TRIANGLE W ~i t * ,: Catinued from Pagei y Powell said the suspension would be perceived badly by University students and the administration. y."Something like this always puts a negative connotation on the Greek sys- v tem," Powell said. =tPowell said he believed the reason for the suspension seemed question- able, based on the statement from Tri- angle national organization. Nate Rau, vice...…

… LOCKIL/STAIrt The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 18, 1995 - 3 Diag vigilto remember violence against women Utah picks up $90 million fr cancer research -A billionaire recently announced a &nation of $90 million to the Univer- sity of Utah for the purpose of cancer research. John Huntsman, chairman and chief executiveofficerofthe Huntsman com- panies, has personally battled with can- cer and also has lost both parents to the disease. U...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 18, 1995 UbIe fIlktjun Jailg 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI Street 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES M. NAsH Editorial Page Editors r JORDAN STANCaL AST-DECH APPEAL r MSA's new and worthwhile endeavor:" student health care Fnless otherwise notedy unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily'...…

…- NOMMUR Oaf ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~iRono Roundun'"'x" . . ~ ,15+ A k 'qY 1 I advance;Z o -7638587 fo more informatior.- . October 18 1995 Genefind their way to the BlindPig]I By Thomas Crowley Daily Arts Writer So many bands sailing in on the New Wave of New Wave. So many different styles. So many different ideas about "How to crack America?" which has be- come the $64 thousand question for Britpopbandsandanglophilesinthe'90s. Some have tried to do it...…

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…Taking the march back home: 'I hope it reverberates' ,f ?i0i3, ' ' ;f19 The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 18, 1995 - 7 WASHINGTON (AP)-Black men energized by the huge rally in the nation's capital began spreading the spirit yesterday, making plans to clean up inner-city neighborhoods back home, register voters and simply help each other survive. As Washington got back to normal, meanwhile, both black and white mem- bers of Congress ur...…

…8 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 18, 1995 A new take on an old tryst By Jessica Chaffin For the Daily When Emily Bronte's epic Victorian novel "Wuthering Heights" was pub- lished in 1847, reviewers condemned it as "brutal," "depraved" and "vulgar." Some things never change -they just become more attractive. What was once considered offensive and scandalous is now considered en- tertainment, and over a century later, as evidenced b...…

… Indians advance to the World Series The Cleveland Indians beat the Seattle Mariners, 4-0, last night to earn their first berth in the World Series since 1954. Pitcher Orel Hershiser was named the Most Valuable Player of the American League Championship Series! he indians will face the Atlanta Braves Saturday at Fulton-County Stadium. ABC will televise the contest beginning at 7 p.m. Page 9 Wednesday, October 18, 199S Rr e 1" .sc Summer wor...…

…,- t' The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 18, 1995 - 10 r 'I- BAS KETBALL Continued from Page 10 About 50 potential Wolverines showed up to impress the coaching staff, but chances are virtually zero .that any of them will be starting any time soon. "We're not looking for someone to come in here and start," Dutcher said. "We're just looking for people who will play hard in practice." Dutcher emphasized that the coach- ing staff may n...…

…Bather onight: Cloudy, chance of howers, low 50. omormow: Morning howers, high around 60' 2~'trw rno One hundredfve years of editonal freedom Tuesday October 17, 1995 Vol lvI 14. 3-"hg eT " to ducation Zachary M. Raimi ally Staff Reporter As lawmakers continue to debate the ffects of welfare on children as part of n attempt to overhaul the system, Uni- ersity researchers have added a twist o the discussion. Researchers Becky A. Smerdon a...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 In irony of war, Serbs suffer at former prison OMARSKA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP)-Once Muslims suffered here as prisoners in a Serb-tun camp. Now, fortunes have shifted and Serb refugees jam-the grounds of an old iron mine. "I feel like a walking shadow," said Davorka Kuzmanovic, fighting back tears as she breast-fed her 10-month- old daughter. Kuzmanovic, 25, and her baby are among some 50,0...…

… ...u. , r .. "" Il f P rrif The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 - 3 Expensive bike, parts stolen around campus Among the many bikes stolen last week, one valued at $1,000 was taken from in front of the North University Building, police said. The bike was described as a special- ized Rockhopper mountain bike. In addition to the number of bicycles stolen recently, there have also been parts of bikes stolen. The following are some o...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 4bF -AL. lll;Ftn 4 r-7M able firtrhw p 14FWARW W at7lu JEAN TWENGE TmE ERASABLE PEN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Edited and managed by students at the e c University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES M. NASH Editorial Page Editors Here's somethingforyou to read while you protrastizate Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opini...…

….., ATION/WOri The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 - 5 Supreme Court deals new setback to abortion foes WASHINGTON (AP) - The Su- preme Court handed anti-abortion ac- tivists yet another defeat yesterday, re- jecting a free-speech appeal by Califor- nia pickets arrested for parading too close to an abortion doctor's home. The court, acting without comment, turned away arguments that a San Jose ordinance used against 16 anti-abor...…

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…A-V A^^r' -F chers olces of he March ou came N tat the of Louis rakhan. t you ye gathered here at e call of God." - Louis Farrakhan Nation of Islam leader ne million men are ht to be standing up r personal sponsibility, but one ion men do not ake right one man's Shanita Ba essage of malice and March yest vision" - President Clinton at you're seeing in I af ashington today are ndreds of thousands pOS] black men coming Los Angeles gether not t...…

…Ulifjeh% 4B Bk iiwn * zl F ahhv \ ag4 YIn gar page - m u - w October 17,19 Catherine Wheel spin into the Michigan By Use Harwin Daily Arts Writer Think, for a moment, of bands that are named after torture devices. Your first thought, after having watched Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, is naturally of Iron Maiden. After some more ponder- ing, however, you may or may not realize that the Catherine Wheel is also a medi- eval torture dev...…

…- ,- -M MO N * * . The MichiLlan Daily -- Mnndav_ Ortnhpr 17 _ 1 44!; - 4 , *, . ,.LI I S a SiV i - wy V1,IS. tJV '../'S l ZTJU .I 1 ter viohlinisti, Mn,4S Apnt'ir '7 1 O ' Maste vioinistS u b~plays sublime set _________ r By Nik Chawla ror the Daily South Indian violinist L. ubranrraniam's flight was delayed, and he hudience at Rackham auditorium as getting restless in their seats. After me hour, however, the great maestro ppeared on sta...…

…Uatin Elvis enters the building The shoulder injury to San Francisco 49ers' quarterback Steve Young has forced coach George Seifert to start ex-Wolverine signal-caller Elvis F .Grbac. Grbac will be making his first professional start as the 49ers take on the first-place St. Louis Rams Sunday. Young will be out of action for about four weeks. Page 0 Tuesday, October 17, 1995 Carr to start with Carr? Griese may miss Indiana game y Antoine Pit...…

… The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 17,1995-11 Foes are in to play like Danielle Rumor. aily Sports Writer The hockey game at Yost Ice Arena his past Saturday was hardly a game at ill. It turned into a surge of offensive firepower that left Michigan's unfortu- ate opponent, Guelph, wondering why t ven bothered showing up. -asically, the Gryphons were a tar- 0trfor a Michi- arr firing squad :hat only missed ccasionally. TheNo.1 Wol- verines...…

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…I r Weather Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 30. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy, high around 65% EActw *rnt One hundredfve years ofeditorialfreedom Monday October 16, 1995 I Shiite Muslim guerrillas kills 6 Israeli soldiers in an attack I The Washington Post JERUSALEM - Shiite Muslim guerrillas ambushed an Israeli armored patrol before dawn yesterday in southern Lebanon, killing six sol- diers and wounding another severely. It was the highe...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 16, 1995 NATON/WOUR Hurricane Roxanne revisits Mexican coast MEXICO CITY (AP) - A reborn liurricane Roxanne took aim yesterday at Mexico's southern Gulf coast, bear- ing down with 85-mph winds on areas the storm had sideswiped with heavy winds and rain just days earlier. Roxanne, which had been down- graded to a tropical storm, was a cat- egory 1 hurricane yesterday, the weak- jst.n a scale of 1-5....…

… ae . S rw r . 'U' hosts largest College Bowl tournament ever Seventy-two teams participated in more than 500 tournaments at the Uni- versity intramural College Bowl tour- nament last Monday. The Screaming Itos took first place in the general division, and Delta Chi won the Greek division. College Bowl is an academic game of questions on a wide variety of sub- jects including art, literature, current events, science and popular culture. The U...…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 16, 1995 UI1r ti.i uu O it JULIE BECKER ON TIE RECORD 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES M. NASH Editorial Page Editors Sihyig awayomtihe front in) es ofie a ortkrn debate I Unless otherwise noted, untsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial b...…

…Newspaper Sbed DETROIT (AP) - Pickets trying to elay delivery of Detroit News and ree Press Sunday editions were told to e peaceful, and Detroit Newspapers orted "the smoothest Sunday since e start of the strike." Al Young, president of the Team- ers Local 2040, said pickets had been Id to avoid violence that has marred ast weekend demonstrations. "We need to change the tone," he id. "It is very important we start turn- g things around in the ...…

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…- NATaION wtn The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 16, 1995 - 7A vUS hijack essage t om Daily Wire Services MOSCOW - Security forces dis- osed little about the masked gunman ey overpowered and killed early yes- rday during ahostage-taking incident ar the Kremlin, but the latest in a ring of terrorist attacks spoke vol- es about the soaring vulnerability of ussians and foreign visitors. The brazen seizure of a busload of uth Korean tourists ...…

…R; {Itd iq J 1 Elizabeth Alexander reading Poet Elizabeth Alexander is the latest writer in U-M's Visiting Writer Series. Author of "The Venus Hottentot," Alexander reads today at 4 p.m. in the Rackham Amphitheatre. The event is free; for more information, call 764-6296. Page BA Monday October 16, 19t ette doesn't mae the gmde Additional subplots, heavy symbolism muddle movie r By Jennifer Petlinski Daily Arts Writer "Freely adapted from the ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 16, 1995 - 9A Beyond the censorship battle lies an intriguing work By B. Tubbs For the Daily After hearing about the censorship battles surrounding Stephanie Sailor's controversial "Milk: What A Surprise!" exhibit, it's about time we take a look at the art itself. It has been moved from the Art school and reinstalled at the Alexa Lee Gallery, located in Nickel's Ar- cade. "Milk" is an exhibit of images ar...…

…IQA - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 16, 1995 "Lie Down with Dogs" explores one man's quest for a little fun Tonight and Wednesday night, the Michigan Theater is presenting young New York filmmaker Wally White's comical film "Lie Down with Dogs." Billed as a "gay Gidget," the movie is a character study regarding the very charming and jovial Tommy, who lives life to Its fullest and gets the inspiration for all his actions from the philos...…

… U.tW £I(ibigatn ui1g (1) Florida St. 72, Wake Forest 13 (2) Nebraska 57, Missourl O (3) Florida 49, (7) Auburn 38 (4) Ohio St. 27. (21) Wisconsin 16 (5) Southern Cal 26, Wash. St. 14 (6) Tennessee 41, (12) Alabama 14 (8) Kansas St. 23, Oklahoma St. 17 (10) Kansas 34, Iowa St. 7 (13) Oklahoma 24, (18) Texas 24 (14)1 (15)t (24)1 (17)1 (19)' (20)l (22)- (23)] (25). Northwestern 27, Minnesota 17 Oregon 52, California 30 Washington 38, (16) Sta...…

…2B - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 16, 1995 '' ".' ^'' ,. s # w .,~og e«,eI Wildcats and Hawke hockey in corner in By Michael Levy Daily Sports Writer It was the biggest weekend of the year thus far for the Michigan field hockey team. The Wolverines battled for the Big Ten conference regular season title. The weekend, however, was a disappointment for them. Michigan battled Northwestern Friday and met Iowa Sunday at Oc...…

…100" Apo _ 01, H: . ,. ltaY .....S4f_.:?._#' .. ,t 2¢ : :cctb _. ,",..w .. ..,. . Ryan White White On Target 6oda~ster LUfr was, oa /z oWe urteen years ago-tomorrow, an era in Michigan football history ended - and it had nothing to do with the team on the field., On Oct. 17, 1981, legendary radio voice Bob Ufer broadcast his final Michigan football game. .Nine days after that Michigan St'di im contest between the Wolver- iuiedand Iowa, Ufe...…

…4B - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 16, 1995 4 To, Tx . Frosh make solid debut Youngsters' presence felt on both offense and defense .......... Michigan's Mike Legg scored Saturday: MARK FRIEDMAN/Daily at the 18:24 mark of the second period to give the Wolverines a 4-0 lead over Guelph By Alan Goldenbach Daily Sports Writer Inexperienced, immature, intimi- dated? Huh? Although they are only freshmen, left wings Greg...…

… M sH I}Ke. er , A ,,,R The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 16, 1995 -5B ESPNifcoutheaveNosmd/st forMaz H e missed the shot. Without question, the biggest shot of his life, and he didn't even hit the rim. One shot at national fame and fortune - well, sort of-- and Subash Mani left it a couple feet short and left. Mani, a freshman, survived the prelimi- nary rounds of ESPN's halfcourt shot contest to earn a chance at the gran...…

…68 - The Michigan Daily -- SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 16, 1995 SCOREBOARD NATIONAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Athlete of the Week Who: Jason Botterill Sport: Hockey Eligibility: Junior Year: Junior Hometown: Winnipeg, Manitoba High School: St. Why: Botterill scored two goals against Guelph Saturday night. His first goal was the game's turningpoint, open- ing the floodgates for the Wolverines in their 8-0 win. Background: Honorable Me...…

… SCORE]30ARU The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, October 16, 1995 -78' I I Goldman, Sachs & Co. invites University of Michigan undergraduates to explore the many opportunities for professional growth within the firm. I y d.' G %6 1i t I Read the Daily Write for the Daily Recycle the Daily peciatyBeers: NEW CASTLE BRO0WN so Anchor Steam Motor City Brewing '1{oney B5rown.~ ' erra Nevada Dou 1DIAMOJHD Honey Weiss Ruby Tuesday locate...…

…$B -The Michigan Daily -- SPORTSMonday Monday, October 16, 1995 BIG TEN ROUNDUP: George's 3 touchdowns lead Ohio State past Wisconsin Associated Press Eddie George rushed for 141 yards and three touchdowns, including a 51-yard burst with 6:33 remaining that lifted No. 4 Ohio State past No. 21 Wisconsin, 27-16, Saturday. George's big run came just two minutes after his 1-yard touchdown run erased Wisconsin's 16-13 lead midway through the fi...…

…eather night: Mostly cloudy, low the mid 50s. morrow: Mostly cloudy, gh around 60. 'Elan ti One kundredfve years of editorl freedom Friday October 13, 1995 Zito 100", -.0 , "'O"'l-, roups 00 march o support nrity rogaras Katie Wang nd Scot Woods aily Staff Reporters In possibly the largest demonstration n campus since the Black Action ovement of 1987, hundreds of stu- ents yesterday loudly protested recent ttacks around the country on af...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 13, 1995 N /WD Democrats criticize GOP Medicaid plan Los Angeles Times } WASHINGTON - Congressional Democrats warned yesterday that fi- nancial peril awaits the spouses and children of nursing home residents if' Republicans, especially those in the House, push through their version of Medicaid reform. While much of the debate over Re- publican health care proposals has fo- cused on Medicare, the gov...…

… ; The MichiganDaily - Friday,, ttober 13, 1995 -- 3 M S A G.. E T k -U . With proposed changes to federal financial aid facing a vote in Congress, MSA is lobbying against the cuts, telling legislators that The . ' a ' , i1 ._4 The Bills Coming to the Floor The Michigan Student Assembly this week passed resolutions opposing the following congressional bills, which relate to federal support for students in higher education. These bill...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 13, 1995 ulE z £irittn 3itailg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES M. NASH Editorial Page Editors BRENT MCINTosH MCINTOSH CLASSICS RollerbladA'zg: By anyone's I &measure, superhor to real 4fe Undess otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily ...…