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…Page 8C THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION UNIVERSITY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 PaeCTH ICIGNDAL.NW.TDETEDTINUvVRSTYvURD" FPFRV/ 1~ Famous, infamous 'U' alums make their mark across the globe By DWIGHT DAVIS Daily Staff Reporter With the new academic year upon us, it is time once again to look to the hallowed history of this great institu- tion and its long list of illustrious and infamous alums. With their example in mind we can forg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDElNT EITIONAIUNIVERSITY TIIIRSflAv CFPTFMRADD00A b^. - Af Studnt ffars 'ouces lotof he civiieofday-to-dayrage 9C .~~~~"Student Affairs 'touches a lot of the activities of dayt-a ie' By RONNIE GLASSBERG Daily Staff Reporter To most people, the University in- spires visions of athletic competitions and academics. But for students at the University, Michigan provides more than large lecture halls and snowy Saturday f...…
…Page 10C THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION UNIVERSITY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Avoid getting sick far away from home Students stay fit, have fun at rec. centers By JEN DiMASCIO Daily Staff Reporter Welcome to "Michiworld." Free with a student ID you receive a membership to a fabulous fitness club entitling you to participation in any intramural sport ranging from flag football to basketball to softball and access to any of the cam...…
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… dThe N'idOin 1U1 New Student Edition ARTS ThuI ) T ir I 1d Ann Arbor can fill any culture cravings When I die, I want to be cremated, with my ashes divided into two parts. One part is to be scattered back in Baltimore, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in the outfield, on the ground Brady Anderson treads. The other is to be placed in the Michigan Theater - row eight, third seat in from the right aisle. Sounds a little eccentric, I suppo...…
…Page 2D THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Theater Local stages come alive with classic theater productions* By MELISSA ROSE BERNARDO Just because you're 12 hours from the Big Apple doesn't mean you're not going to find top-notch theater in Ann Arbor. And even if the only theater you've seen was your high school's production of "Bye Bye Birdie," the performance selection and quality in Ann Arbor is guar-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Page 3D Comics *Newest superheroes fly into town Flights of fancy or children's literature, students await the latest releases By JOHN R. RYBOCK Fantasy. That's it. Every Wednesday, Dave's Comics on East William gets its new shipment of comics, and am there to indulge in my fantasy world. And I have no shame about that, despite what my friends will say. I'll fully adm...…
…Page dD THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSUAY SEP 1EWE'R 9 7994 Page 4D THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSDAY S~PTE~4B~W8 1994 I. II~c L4 r S: y f 'KR CLASSICAL,',. . goo I ± 11-41l f 1... 7 T mw Romms .: King .... s ZO > 0 JO4 hh , 18 , . ® . David's Books Dl El WE El 11 4 5 CHRIS WOLF/Daily 5c 16 0) Pinball Pete's I CHRIS WOLF/Daily The University Musical Society's Only 19 To ...…
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…Page 6D THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Page 6D THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 7994 'U' art museum boasts Picasso collection By JESSIE HALLADAY Students come to the University for much more than the academics. For many, Ann Arbor is a cultural draw which entices students from across the country. There is a definite comfort in knowing that when you pack up all your ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER R_ NPA p2mm 7n THEMIHIAN""""".SU."N -I - A ~ThIR lV ~P FR R l- - .v . . . I v. a m-. WF .---, V"'* 1 [U U SCU 1 .5 I PJI Iage Reporter's Notebook * Travails of covering the annual art fair By DARCY LOCKMAN And now that is the howling baby! Yes, no doubt about it ... and why not? Not an uninspired reaction -- "Aaaahh! Yaaaaaaooohhh, oooooh, waaaaah ... Waaaaaah!" - all things co...…
…Page 8D THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ARTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Page80 TE MCHIGN DALY EW SUDEN EDTIONARTSTHUSDAY SEPEMBR.._199 1 1 Ii I .1 III 11 " CASUAL DINING-* BRUNCH " FINE INING - TAKEOUT-* DELIVERY-* CASUAL INING-* BRUNCH - FINE DINING - TAKEOUT- DELIVERY " CASUAL DINING " BRUNCH -FINE DINING " TAKOUT" DELIVERY-* CASUAL DINING THE x, 3 A To" 'I PAG E - NINIC IVnl%") - AUAnlIG * -LfO34.L - 9NINI4 3Iid - HNnaUs ...…
…OleA idigan aitl New Student Edition AN N ,Ax RB O R Thursday, September 8, 1994 SectionE uIIrm KAFKA Win Ann Arbor And it ain't New York City either omeone told me once that he thinks Ann Arbor is just like ewYork City. "New York City?" My friends from the East Coast shrieked when I repeated the conversation, incredu- lous and slightly offended by the comparison. "No, no, no, no," sputtered one. "Obviously this guy has never been to New...…
…Page 2E THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ANN ARBOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 'U' tossed about in political currents, faces shrinking aid By JAMES M. NASH Daily Staff Reporter Some lawmakers call it greed, but for the University, it's a way of life. Each year, University officials lobby state and national government leaders for funds. They say the money is needed to keep tuition in check and improve the quality of education. But go...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ANN ARBOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Page 3E *Live cheap, live off- campus the Ann Arbor way Keep your options open, you don't have to live in the dorms By FRANK C. LEE Daily Staff Reporter - Off-campus housing offers an often inex- Wpensive, convenient alternative to living in the residence halls. The University guarantees housing for only first-year students. The University also requires students u...…
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…Page 6E THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ANN ARBOR THURSDAYSEPTEMRR8.1994 Popular restaurants reside on side streets Students By JEN DiMASCIO Daily Staff Reporter In your first months in Ann Arbor, resist the temptation to look for familiar fast-food and franchise eateries. The city has so much more to offer so save the Olive Garden for the next time you go home. While your parents or summer stash of cash are still nearby, try out som...…
…Shopping for Food Corner stores offer array of £roceries By REBECCA DETKEN Daily Staff Reporter First-year students usually don't have to worry about grocery shop- ping as the residence hall cafeterias provide a wide variety of meals. But while the food is filling, students only receive 13 meals a week and some- nes tend to get sick of dorm food. Low prices attract many students to Meijer. While Meijer seems to have the cheapest prices and the...…
…Page 8E THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ANN ARBOlR THURSDfAY- SPTFAMFR Ri7.99 . " ._ .., _. .. ".... " ". ""- " ............. a.v r xvn w..r wnr.vn r nvxavvn x, .: cr r crnocn o, xaav FASHION Local Radio Stations Continued from pag 7E new students, this warehouse-type store is for serious bar- AM FM gain-shoppers. WJR - 760 Talk, news, lite rock. WCBN -88.3 Student-run radio "People are there to look for a bargain - and that's what T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ANN ARBOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 r Page 9E Religion Far away from home, students still keep up the faith . Religious faith is evident throughout Ann Arbor. HOmELESS Continued from page 3E homeless people face a contradiction when looking for work. Michael explained, "You can't get a job without an address. You can't get into a place without money. And you can't get money without a job." Estimati...…
…Page 10E THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION ANN ARBOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 ANN ARBOR Continued from page lE making up the University community, Ann Arbor would be a ghost town without the University. The University occupies 2,665 acres of prime real estate, making other property and rent values that much higher. The city made the country's Top Ten list of places to raise children, taking into account the quality of education that ...…
… UJiz OMi'igan ailg New Student Edition Section Thursday, September 8, 1994 1r High hopes, expectations await new 5 f,, K, so the guy with the 0 goatee is Howard. And that's Webber?" "Yeah, he's the best one." "Oh. So who's this one again?"1 "That's Jackson - he's from Texas.h' @nd so's King, he's that one." " And next to him?" BRETT "Rose. He's FORREST real tall." Forrest "Huh ... So Fires these guys are the best class ever?" "That's wha...…
…Page 2F THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Gender Equity Spared another year, men gymnasts overcome with successful season By JOSH KARP Daily Sports Writer All good things must come to an end. Unfortunately for the No. 7 Michigan men's gymnastics team, this was to be their fate last season. After a rich 50-year tradition, the team was going to be dropped. The reason for doing so can be summed up in t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Page 3F Football No roses for Blue in Hall of Fame season Injuries, quest for No. 1 lead to football's fall in '93 DOUGLAS KANTE R/Daily Mlichigan quarterback Todd Collins, who starred as Elvis Grbac's backup two years ago, found starting against Notre Dame a tougher assignment. Remember'93, Michigan, or it' ppen all over again hroughout your life you probably have co...…
…Page 4F THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITIONSPORTS THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 8,_1994 Baseball Hitters return to Big Ten prominence Women's Lacrosse Laxers go 11-0 with new coach, training By RYAN WHITE Daily Baseball Writer The Michigan baseball team sailed into uncharted waters during its 1994 season, namely the Big Ten playoffs. The Wolverines made their first postseason appearance in five years when they qualified as a No. 3 seed in the conf...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Page 5F * Wrestlers excel at Big Tens, O . By RYAN WHITE Daily Sports Writer Early in the 1993-94 wrestling sea- son Michigan senior co-captain Brian Harper said that the Wolverines were not a team that would do well in dual meets, but would be in the thick of things come playoff time. He probably had no idea at the time just how right he was. Michigan struggled to a 1...…
…Page 6F THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 high hopes for Fab Fie facle' Team made. headlines on and off the court A funny thing happened on the way to the national champion- ship. Well, make that several funny things. And no national champion- ship. In facttchigan team was sc busy making RACHEL headlines off BACHMAN the court, its Bach's Score on-court ex- ploits seemed like a sideline to the real...…
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…Page 8F THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBE R 8, 1994 You may not be By BRENT McINTOSH and RYAN WHITE Daily Sports Writers "... And I can't wait to get to Phys- ics 140," the eager freshman said. "Physics?" we replied, as we shot each other quick, astonished glances. "Yes, physics. I'm here for an edu- cation," he answered haughtily. An education? Our questioning brows raised even higher. As hard as it may be fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STUDENT EDITION SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 Pans 9F THEMIHIANDALY EWSTDET DIIONSPRT TURDA,SEPTEMBR . 1994 ,noOI - - 1~~J Tennis 4M' netters excelin postseason tournaments By DARREN EVERSON Daily Sports Writer The Michigan tennis teams mir- rored each other with their perfor- mances this season, as both clubs made postseason play and individuals drew rave reviews. The women's squad (9-2 Big Ten, 13-4 overall) c...…
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…SUMMER WEEKLY enehudthreyar s One hundred three years of editorial freedom Scholar Mandate' may require research for graduation 1 ulie Becker AILY STAFF REPORTER This fall, administrators will be discussing yet nother possible requirement for graduation from ie University. The.proposalunder discussion is the so-called Scholar Mandate," which would require all un- lergraduates to do research before graduating rom the University. Introduced i...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, August 10, 1994 Miranda to stay with mom during appeal ELECTIONS Continued from page 1 Abraham also served as deputy chiefof staff for Vice President Dan Quayle. Abraham also had a tight race against Ronna Romney, who held the advantage of name recognition, being the former daughter-in-law of former Gov. George Romney. Both Abraham and Romney have agreed to put their disagreements be- hind them, in the int...…
…Wednesday, August 10, 1994 - The Michigan Daily - 3 nr:i'U' treatment may aid coronary surgery MOLLY STEVENS/Daily Cat Woman Virginia Smith gets her Persian cat ready at the Mid-Michigan Cat Fanciers Convention and Competition. MSA changes student health-care plan By Naomi Snyder DAILY STAFF REPORTER A new genetic treatment developed by University scientists and research- ers may significantly cut down the cost of coronary angioplasty surger...…
…Page 4 Wednesday, August1Q, 994i EDITOR INCHIEF 420 Maynard Street James M. Nash Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at EDITORIAL PAGE EDITORS the University of Michigan. Patrick Javid Unsigned editorials present the opinion of a majority of the Daily's Jason Lichtstein editorial board. All other cartoons, signed articles and letters do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Daily. The spring has long since passed, t...…
…Wednesday, August 10, 1994 - The Michigan Dailv -5 Change the rules of our man-made world So they want to shave Shannon Faulkner's head. "They" being the administration at the Citadel, formerly an all-male military college in South Carolina; Shannon Faulkner being the reason the school is no longer all-male. As a senior in high school, Faulkner had allreferences to her gender removed from r high-school transcript, applied and was admitted to ...…
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…8- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, August 10, 1994 New group hopes to unite campus women's organizations By Kiran Srinivas DAILY STAFF REPORTER A new student group hopes to lead women's organizations at the University into the future. LSA senior Kendra Huard created the Michi- gan Women's Issues Network(MWIN)last year. Huard said she came up with the idea while in class. "One day in class, I realized the University doesnothave anumbrellaorga...…
…able Afidjthju Oak~ ARTS Page 9 Wednesday, August 10 994 'I stood up and the leg buckled backwards.' - Record mogul and ex-Dead Kennedys frontguy Jello Biafra describing part of his recent run-in with violent people Marilyn Manson are minions of themselves By Ted Watts On the live show, Manson says "People seem to like us live. There seems to What do you get if you take Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson and put be a traditional violent react...…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, August 10, 1994 Muddied but harmless By Micah Berryhill where things are taking place or even Perhaps I didn't pay attention too distinguish between the good guys and closely or give this movie a chance, the bad guys. OK, it's not that bad, but but"Clear and Present Danger"proves pretty darn close. to be clear and present confusion. One bonus point is Harrison Ford's This doesn't necessarily mean I charact...…
…SPORTS Page 11 W d . sday , A ut1994 Q: Name the two teams in Division I-A football that have a winning record against Notre Dame. '(0-L) e!JoaE) pue (L-OL-VL) ue6iq3i :y Newton's Law: Humble is good Editor's note: Allfour of the start- ing pitchers from last season's Michi- gan baseball team are now pitching in the minors; three of them left before senioreligibility. This is thefourth and final report on their progress. By Tuffy Burton DAIL...…
…12 -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 10.1994 Mmom" NEWTON Continued from page 11 he askedmewhetherIwascomfortable withit or if I liked starting better. He said they had given some consideration in moving me to the starting rotation. "But right now I'm the only lefthanded pitcher in the bullpen, so as far as my team goes, that's where they need me now. So definitely for this year I am in the bullpen." Newton has excelled in his spe- cial...…
…SUMMER WEEKLY OGb Liditganiuig One hundred three years of editorial freedom Wolpe to challenge Engler FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS FormerU.S. Rep. Howard Wolpe won the Democratic gubernatorial omination early this morning after a nip-and-tuck battle with state Sen. Debbie Stabenow. The political science professor used the backing of labor and a strong showing among Detroit voters to go with his political ^ baseinhisold dis- trict to build an e...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, August 3, 1994 GOVERNOR Continued from page 1 sional district. Republican Gov. John Engler pre- dictedhisopponentinNovember would be Stabenow, but said it doesn'trmatter. "I really think regardless of who the Democratic candidate is, I've got a liberal opponent who opposes our effort to cut taxes, reduce wel- fare and reduce the cost and size of government," he said. "I think M A they're out of touch wit...…
…Wednesday, August 3, 1994 -T'he Michigan Daily - 3 reland tilesappeal; It's a bird, it's a blimp? Local residents gaze in awe as the Goodyear Blimp ascends into the heavens from the Ann Arbor Municipal Airport. 1RSlooks into 'U' bookkeeping By Michelle Lee Thompson DAILY STAFF REPORTER Once againtheAnnArborcommu- nity has become the focal point of a national debate on child custody. Ayearago,nationalattentionturned to the city for the Baby J...…
…OPIN ION EDITOR IN CHIEF James M. Nash EDITORIAL PAGE EDITORS Patrick J. Javid Jason S. Lichtstein 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. 4 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. President Clinton put serious health care re- f...…
