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…a Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports - Thursday, September 9, 1993 ich drops men'sgymnsics Women's soccer elevated to varsity to comply with Gender Equity Act a by Ken Davidoff and Ken Sugiura Daily Sports Editors On March 22 the Michigan Athletic Department announced the end of var- sity status for the men's gymnastics program, and in conjunction elevated women's soccer from the club to varsity level following the 1993-94...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports- Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page3 SMELL OF ROSES SWEET FOR WOLVERINES: Wheatley carries the day as Blue handles Huskies by John Niyo backfield. The dust cloud was a mere Heisman Trophy. And what was mosJ Daily Football Writer speck of dust as he accelerated impressive was that he almost spent it Theplaque sitsratherinnocently now, downfield. on the sidelines. The sophomore suf- gleaming in the ...…

…0 Page 4-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports -Thursday, September 9, 1993 ''',k ..., ,WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS: Ihmblers cap by Jon Altshul Daily Sports Writer It was a season to remember. Earning its second consecutive Big Ten championship en route to an unprecedented ninth place finish at the NCAAs, the Michigan women's gymnastics team lived up to all expectations during the 1992-93 campaign. Led by two-time Big Ten champion and All-Am...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports -Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 5 Michigan swimming takes home Big Ten Wouda leads men to eighth straight conference championship and second place fn y Brett Johnson level." conference, winning its eighth straight NCAA championship meet with high ended with Michigan winning a Daily Sports Writer The season went exactly according title.'TheWolverinesonly dropped three expectations. Things almos...…

… Page 6-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sp Ken Sugiura ursday, September 9, 1993 Final Fou They're pop-icon big, but they're ours Perhaps the first inkling I had about how fast this group's popularity has rocketed came two springs ago, when the five rambunctious youths collec- tively known as the Fab Five were written up in a magazine. This in itself, I suppose, is no big deal. After all, they had a lengthy spread in Sports Illustrat...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports - Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 7 TTke Two, Again Wu uIin4 Berenson right man Li rceh the brink for the second straight year by Chad A. Safran Daily Hockey Writer For the Michigan hockey team, the 9992-93 season was greeted with high expectations. Led by one of the strongest defen- sive corps in the nation, goalie Steve Shields and a high-powered offense, coach Red Berenson called his c...…

…0 Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports - Thursday, September 9, 1993 Michigan softball provid Wolverine hurlers win second straight. by Rachel Bachman Daily Softball Writer Like "The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson," it was a nearly impos- sible act to follow. After the Michigan softball team finished the 1992 season with its high- estwinning percentage ever, its first Big Ten title and its first NCAA playoff berth, i...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports - Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 9 Harriers, runners enjoy seasons wWomen's cross-country wins Big Ten; track takes trophy too by Tom Bausano Daily Sports Writer The women's cross-country and track teams have made huge strides toward making Michigan a force in the Big Ten. The women's cross-country team won the Big Ten championship by up- setting defending champion Wiscon- sin. The Wolverines ...…

…a Pabe 10-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports - Thursday, September 9, 1993 Women spikers thrive under new regime by Rich Mitvalsky Daily Sports Writer Head coach Greg Giovanazzi's entrance into the Michigan women's volley- ball program marked yet another change in the routine for the Wolverines. Giovanazzi'sinstallmentasthe thirdheadcoach in four yearsforMichigan proved a change for the better, and for the future. The Wolverines ...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Sports - Thursday, September 9, 1993- Page 11 SPIRIT Continued from page 1 Juwan Howard proclaiming at Media Day that year, when he was all of 18 years old, that "We're on a mission." Everyonejustsmiledandnodded. Little did we know. The "kid" knew what he was talking about. Months later, there we were after a victory over Cincinnati at the Final Four, dancing in the streets in Minneapolis - celebrating t...…

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… ' e ittN+ ttil_ E W S T U D E N T E D I T I 0 N 1 9 9 3 S0 i St C .aS 51v. IL An essential guide for the new 'U' student by Travis McReynolds Entering the University of Michigan can be as confusing as moving to a foreign country, and as difficult as finding yourself in a jungle without a machete. Moving from highly conservative Grand Rapids, Mich., as I did, to the more liberal town of Ann Arbor was quite shocking...…

…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Need a place to study? If you want to open a book or take a snooze, we know the place by Jesse Brouhard Daily Staff Reporter It is finally time to break out those books you still haven't opened even though it is already the fourth week of the term. No more messing around. Serious studying is in order now. But where should you go to cram four weeks of notes...…

…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 3 tPac Man' is here to stay *|'U' students fill need for video games in many ways by David Shepatdson week and the archive gets larger and dents free games for a few hours. Som daily Staff Reporter larger. Students are also free to copy say this is comparable to giving awa e ly As the current decade opened, the 5 year-old video game craze was pro- ndunced...…

…Page 4- The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 MA I N STREET 0 0 0 shop oeat * browse It', _ . . .,, " [ - ICI ii IJ4j~ 'theme Party Supplies Magic and Juggling Costumes and Accessories Wigs, Hats, Fun... s only a few blocks a - - Washington - - t - Liberty I I William iway! U ofM Campus I I n~ A zC ,¢____ p Madison _ _ _Hill _ __ _ Hoover C.. 305 S. Main 665-2680 A short walk downtow...…

…The Michigan Daily-New Student Editin-University--Thursday, September 9, 1993- Page 5 V MICHIGAN UNION BOOKSTORE EVERYTHING Y( )UNEED AT .4. ONE PLACE AND THIS IS ALL YOU NEED um To purchase your TEXTBOOKS (New and Used), REFERENCE BOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, COMPUTER SOFTWARE, CALCULATORS, MICHIGAN CLOTHING AND GIFTS, FOOD, GREETING CARDS, and MUCH MORE all with ENTREE PLUS! Available EXCLUSIVELY at MICHIGAN UNION BOOKSTORE Ground...…

…Page 6 --The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Divergent views abound on Greek scene System has supporters and detractors among University students by J.B. Akins Daily Staff Reporter You heard about it at Orientation. You might have heard about it from your friends or siblings here at the University. Whatever you've heard so far is just the beginning of many discussions you'll have at the "U" about bec...…

…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 7 MSA provides student services by Jen DiMascio Daily Staff Reporter In case new students wonder why a potential lunch at Zingerman's disap- pears from their tuition bill each term, be informed that every semester, every student pays an extra fee of almost seven dollars. If a 35 cent increase is approved by the University Board of Regents, the fee will tota...…

…0 Page 8-The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Expanded DPS looks over campus crime by Bryn Mickle Daily Staff Reporter They're blue and they carry guns. No, they're not smurfs with a score to settle - they are the Department of Public Safety (DPS), the University's campus police force. DPS was originally created to serve as basic campus security, but in recent years thedepartmenthasexpanded its scopea...…

…GUIIDE Continued from page 1 New U of M students should not feel intimidated by the fast-paced world of the University. I found a solution to almost every problem, an answer to every question - 763-INFO. Day and night, an operator stands by, waiting to answer all questions. How do I get to the Chemistry Building? What does CCRB stand for? Who the hell is C.C. Little? Are there really dragons in Nichols Arboretum? What's the special sauce on a ...…

…Page 10--The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Every year, University students, faculty and staff generate about 8,000 tons of solid waste- enough to fill the Burton Memorial Tower 12 times. Reduce the waste- 0 Rescue The Recyclables! -0,,. Trash. Refuse. Rubbish. Garbage. Junk. Whatever you call it, it's all a waste. Of energy, of natural resources, of landfill space and of your tuition dollars....…

…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 11 A tour guide's guide to the tour rhetoric by Jesse Brouhard Daily Staff Reporter Over the course of nine tours, 423 buildings, 673 gawks by passing stu- dents and infinitesimal useless factoids about various campuses, I arrived in Ann Arbor in the fall with absolutely no idea of what I shouldhave remembered from my initial glimpse, my campus tour. When yo...…

…Page 12- The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-University-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Dorm life can be enjoyable Aside from the cafeteria and the shower, that is /0010 by Monica Moon Daily St-aff Reporter Every August, residence halls around Ann Arbor eagerly prepare for the arrival of thousands of new students. Moving day can be chaos as streets become congested with Ryder trucks and hot, agitated families. During move-in, many students a...…

…S nere A2 combines big city with small town by Jesse Brouhard Daily Staff Reporter There I was behind a small table at a rural high school in Michigan, attempting to convince students of the wondrous opportunities available at the University of Michigan. I was doing a commendable job until, sitting less than two feet from me, the lovely representative from Michigan State University opened her mouth. But a freshman, I was even so kind as to pay...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9,1993 Situation remains poor for Ann Arbor's homeless Population is increasing as Ann Arbor's liberal reputation attracts hoards ofijobless citizens by Barb McKelvey Daily Staff Reporter Paul Lambert spoke slowly but ea- gely. He is short and overweight, with little hair and an almost-beard that peg him as a shopping-mall Santa. Lambert carried an overstuffed bag filled w...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9, 1993- Page 3 Fans gather during Final Four Riot-like atmosphere created during NCAA basketball tourney by Jon DIMasclo Daiy Staff Reporter I By early April, Spring Break tans are fading and term paper deadlines loom on the horizon. The most exciting event for students tohopefor-besides anationalbasket- ball championship -is ariotin theAnn Arbor streets. On Monday April 7, Un...…

… Page 4 -The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Main Street offers many attractions by J.B. Akins Daily Staff Reporter All Aboard!! Getready forthe ride ofyourMichigan career. You are about to embark on an unforgettable journey through the Main Street area of downtown Ann Arbor. Upon arrival in downtown Ann Arbor, you will discover an establishment where the founder's grandchildren graciously serve the client...…

…I I 0 The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9, 1993- Page 5 es many sidelights 3 allow for the entertaining viewing of i colorful cross-section of Ann Ar- or'life. Not to be confused with Amer's >n Church, however. Though the menu is consistent with its sister store, the more southern location is iampered by bad music and drunken :xst-happy hour Rick's refugees. . cafe, however, vindicates itself with its proximi...…

…4 Page 6- The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9, 1993 University, City come together at City by David Rheingold Daily Staff Reporter There are some college towns like Ithaca, N.Y., where the college is the town. There are othercollege towns like Boston, where the college and the town are completely separate entities, largely indifferent to each other. Then there are college towns like Ann Arbor, where the college ...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 7 --, Minstrels make their mark ? D Bongo Man, others add color to everyday life MARY KOUNMaly Ann Arbor resident Karen Staman tries on an old pair of overalls. Used clothing stores are big draws in A. Avalanche of acoutrements available around Ann Arbor by Jon Altshul Daily Staff Reporter As the cultural capital of Michigan, Ann Arbor has become a haven for every...…

…Page 8-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9, 1993 CITY Continued from page 1 What one can discover are the benefits of good restaurants, fine arts and consumer access that po-dunk South Dakota just can't offer. Public transportation does exist. There is enough crime that the police don't spendall theirtimeworrying aboutjaywalkers. (Jaywalking has become apastime around here.) There are enough different flavors of ...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 9 Information to bank on i Ann Arbor by Jesse Brouhard Daily Staff Reporter T hen your parents walk through thebank's doorway, checkbook in hand, ready to help you open your new checking account, pray for only one thing. Pray those checks keep coming your way. Every time a check does come your way, you are forced to navigate the murky waters of banking in Ann Arbo...…

…Page 10 -The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-City--Thursday, September 9, 1993 an 1 +' S I1 yh7 "S 1 7.'; i l "'i " -r . 3+ . J E .. . I.MM I. = z. r I I. Become a part of Ann Arbor' S Religious Community I Poo .w s i Ir sr irr F :.3 «s w r L 4': t:7 F I tirot Tungre gatt-unal 608 E. WILLIAM -662-1679 Corner of State St. REV. TERRY N. SMITH Senior Minister DOROTHY LENZ Assistant Minister a mm and Newman Center (Se...…

…N E W S T U D E N T E D I T I O N 1 9 9 3 )In U , fog Ice 4r Cl . em Activism promises .its own rewards By Megan Abbott Daily Staff Reporter Choices. In 1960, a young University student named Tom Hayden become a member of a burgeoning campus group that would soon break off from its parent organization, the League for Industrial Democracy, and rename itself Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). Through this act, this decision to joi...…

…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9,1993 Paiiielleic Assoc. . fosters Greek ideal~s - ."'' Ar by Val Wilde With a lasting tradition, the Panhellenic Association has remained the governing body of sororities on university campuses since the early 1900s. With each association of so- rority leaders holding its own unique attributes, the University of Michi- gan Panhellenic Association remains among ...…

…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9, 1993- Page 3 The Daily is made for you, the student by Melissa Peerless Sometimesit'shard forotherpeople to understand exactly what it is about this plae. Our parents can't understand why waiting for that last phone call was more important than going to Physics lecture. Our friends from the residence hal can't understand why we skipped Rick's Happy Hour togo to the edit...…

…0 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective--Thursday, September 9, 1993 Queer Action leads lesbians, gays and bisexuals Organization looks to increase awareness and visibility of alternative lifestyles by Queer Action Queer Action recently received a message over the electronic mail sys- tem that read, "Why do you call your- selves 'queer'?" Our group has had many long discussions about why we use a word that, when said by...…

…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9, 1993- Page 5 Learning happens in the strangest locales by Jon Altshul Daily Staff Reporter Somehow my freshman-year roommate and I never got into that room decoration thing. No fancy loft, no wall-to-wall carpeting, no cozy sofa. Nothing at all to remind us of the comforts of home. In fact, the only needless embellishment that draped our musty walls was a four year-old ...…

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…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page7 w SMALL TOWN yIN THE BIG CITY ill .1111) , I i I , " , . r, j; L-M -;r4 ~+- :: - U- Experience Higher Education at Lower Prices * BOER SMA TRAVEL Michigan Union Mon. - Fri. 8:30- 5:00pm Thurs. 8:30 - 8:00 pm 663-7575 *Eurail Passes - Spring Break Packages *Student Rates to Europe -Ticketing Agent for Student Vouchers Ann Arbor demonstrations show...…

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…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 9 CHOICES Continued from Page 1 And that does not mean merely finding a clique, finding more people like you. "Diversity" is a word that was ritually drilled into you at Orientation, but it means something. It lingers, buzzes in your head when you find someone with an experience so new, so different, so enlightening that your whole perception shifts, tilts...…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9, 1993 HSC searches for Hindu meaning Council supplies forum for discussion and exploration of beliefs by Shalini Chandra HinduStudentsCouncil: Whoareyou? As an incoming first-year student, one is bombarded with an immense amount of information. As a result, it is very easy to get lost in the numbers and lose one's sense of identity. This is especially true at...…

…The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9, 1993- Page 11 Hillel inspires sense * of community spirit by Shani Lasin University of Michigan Hillel, the second largest studentprogramming or- ganization on campus, plays a vital role not only in the campus Jewish commu- nity, but in the life of the entire Univer- sity. Hillel houses more programs than any group except UAC Throughout the year, Hillel sponsors servic...…

…0 Page 12- The Michigan Daily-New Student Edition-Perspective-Thursday, September 9, 1993 THE DIAGPOLICY: Much ado about something by Bryn Mickle Daily Staff Reporter The University's purpose should be to foster intelligent and well-informed debate - not stifle it. So why is the University doing its damndest to kill one of the most popular forums for debate on campus? In my many years at this institution -and they are numerous--Ihave seen th...…

… 101beMibitt 3a i E W S T U D E N T E D I T I 0 N 1 9 9 3 1 ss S Ann Arbor offers a world of excitement Believe it or not, art does thrive in the Midwest. F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Madonna, Francis Ford Coppola, Joyce Carol Oates, Lawrence Kasdan, Anthony Keidis, Diana Ross and David Letterman all sprung up from the verdant valleys of the glorious Midwest. It's not all just voices in cornfields, football ...…

…6 Page 2-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Arts-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Local bands carry on tradition by Nima Hodiaei some people are so setback in their ways and so stubborn in their thought that they still mention the MC5 and the Stooges as the real deal here in the Ann Arbor/Detroit area. While it's true that these bands cleared the way for an entire musical generation thatfollowed, there are bands here in Ann Arbor today makin...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Arts-Thursday, September 9, 1993 - Page 3 FILE PHOTO The Michigan Theater ran Spike Lee's biographical epic "Malcolm X," in all its wide-screen splendor, to crowds of Ann Arbor moviegoers. The Academy's failure to nominate it for Best Picture is a sin not soon forgiven. *Ann Arbor flourishes as every movie-lover's paradise by Megan Abbott To a movie-lover, films are like cor- ralling heaven. If so, An...…

… Page 4 -The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Arts-Thursday, September 9, 1993 Textbook buying and paperback browsing in Ann Arbor by Darcy Lockman You learned to read long ago. You like to read. In fact, you've done alotof it. Well, fasten your glasses boys and girls, you're about to embark on the biggest reading list of your life and it's called college. The days of two novels a semester apd textbooks that served no other pur- pose than t...…

…The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition-Arts-Thursday, September 9,1993- Page 5 Visiting writers will broaden your horizons The University/Border's Visiting Writers Series brings big literary talents to Ann Arbor by Darcy Lockman When Scott Turow ("Presumed In- nocent") came to campus my sopho- more year, I went to hear him read from his work at the Rackham Ampitheatre. A real author, a famous author, coming to my University - what luck, what...…