…E1 it a 4rn Weather Tonight: Cloudy, low 34°. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high 49*, One hundred four years of editorial freedom Tuesday March 21, 1995 I Baiqmwnoballast I coach leaves amid cofi The Names Janet Popper (right), a graduate student in the School of Social Work, listens as state Rep. Liz Brater (D-Ann Arbor) reads the names of Holocaust victims on the lag yesterday. MOLLY STEVENS/Daily MSA condemns Housing actions By Steph...…
…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 j "'a jFVTb-.,ftub SACUA Continued from page 1 policies as one that needs to be con- vinced. I don't approach the given as the only way to do things. I see my task as questioning," he said. In addition, McNamara wants to address the rise in student tuition. "I am very worried about the continued dependence on tuition as making up for the university deficit," he said. SACUA chair-elect George...…
… Yr M. Couzens suffers more damage After numerous windows were smashed last week at Couzens resi- *dence hall, more damage was reported to the Department of Public Safety over the weekend. Early Saturday morning, DPS of- ficers were sent to Couzens after a lresidence hall staff member called About broken windows on the south exterior stairwell, near the dining room. "This incident is believed to be related to two others as it is the same type...…
…i 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 ciue ffiidtigan iail JEAN TWENGE THE ERASABLE PEN 1 1 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MICHAEL ROSENBERG Editor in Chief JULIE BECKER JAMES NASH Editorial Page Editors The myth and reality of Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of a majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, lett...…
… Rock out for cancer research Tonight, give a couple dollars to charity and hear some great music in the process. University Students Against Cancer, WCBN and Soundstage are holding a benefit bash tonight at Rick's. Teen Beat recording artists Versus are headlining with their catchy pop; Naming Mary and Glider open the show. Tickets are only $5 and the whole thing starts at 9:00 p.m. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. Page 5 Tuesday,...…
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…8- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 'Strawberry and Chocolate' a tasty treat By Shirley Lee Daily Arts Writer Miramax films, "Strawberry and Chocolate"'s U.S. distributor, would like viewers and critics alike to consider this film as a cozy friendship between volatile opposites, ultimately signify- ing the possibilities for unity and mu- tual tolerance in the larger realm of a politically divided and equally volatile country. So...…
…11061, Must M!i'Yi lv Mr. Basketball Robert Traylor of Detroit Murray-Wright won the 15th annual Hal Schram Mr. Basketball award yesterday. He averaged 23 points and 15 rebounds for the 1994-95 season. An announcement of his college choice is planned for April 9. Page 9 Tuesday March 21, 1995 March 1. 19, 0 Men Tankers part of a new age Michigan leads shake-up among traditional powers ' v1mnlers anticipate Cardinal *y Michelle Lee Thomp...…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 BASEBALL Continued from page 1 in jest. "(Freehan) would give us pizzas for shutouts and he announced that at the beginning of the year," said a player who wished to remain anony- mous. "But it really wasn't incentive- based. It wasn't something players would work for or anything. "The car thing was like a joke he had with one of the infielders. 'If you play better than last year,' he would sa...…
