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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 22, 1988- Page 3 Prosecutor rejects grand jury bid By JIM PONIEWOZIK A Michigan Student Assembly member's request for a grand jury investigation into threatening phone calls received by students earlier this month was rejected yesterday by Washtenaw County Prosecutor Wil- liam Delhey. Delhey said the request, sent in a letter by MSA Representative Wil- liam Holmes, lacked sufficient ev- idence to warrant such...…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, March 22, 1988 The Michigan Daily Gov't agencies harass activists By Mark Friedman "Under the Reagan Administration there has been a resurgence of government intelligence gathering and abuses of power. He has made fashionable the red- baiting of the McCarthy period." With these words, Congressmember George Crockett spoke to nearly 200 active supporters of democratic rights at the UAW Local 600 Hall on January ...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 22, 1988 Page 5 Stunning 'Charlotte' showcases artistic genius By Juliet James Every so often, there exists an artistic genius who displays diverse facets of his or her personality in his Sor her works. This weekend, People Dancing's presen- tation of Charlotte: Life? or Theatre? gloriously de- picted several aspects of such a genius, painter Char- lotte Salomon. During the hysteric period in Europe ...…

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…Basketball vs. North Carolina Friday, 8 p.m. CBS-TV SPORTS Baseball vs. Grand Valley (DH) Today, 2 p.m. Ray Fisher Stadium . , The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 22, 1988 Page 7 Women netters ace EMU By LISA GILBERT There wasn't much for Eastern Michigan sports fans to cheer about this weekend in Ypsilanti. The men's basketball team lost to Pittsburgh in the first round of the NCAA Midwest regional, and the women's tennis team was easi...…

…4 Page 8 -The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 22, 1988 CBS coverage too commercial By RICHARD EISEN These have been the biggest bonehead maneuvers by any televi- sion network since ABC cancelled "Police Squad." Last weekend, CBS Sports, the network in question, completely botched their coverage of the NCAA tournament. They botched it by cut- ting away from games at inopportune moments to show us games which they felt were coming to their cli-...…

…Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVIII, No. 114 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, March 21, 1988 Copyright 1988, The Michigan Daily Code vote prompts mixed reaction By JIM PONIEWOZIK Friday's decision by the University's Board of Regents to approve a discrimina- tory acts proposal drafted by Interim Uni- versity President Robben Fleming drew a variety of reactions from student activists, who consistently criticized the decision b...…

…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Monday, March 21, 1988 Dukakis maintains lead into Puerto Rico TN H R TFF m By the Associated Press Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis re- mained the leader of the Democratic presidential pack as the dust settled on more delegate-count- ing in Kansas, Texas, and South Dakota. Meanwhile, Puerto Rico was holding Repub- lican and Democratic presidential primaries yes- terday, with Vice President George Bush poised to...…

…The Michigan Daily-Monday, March 21, 1988-Page I Statement defines the rights of protesters ., By MICHAEL LUSTIG Freedom of speech and artistic expression must be strongly protected, but the right of individuals to protest should be preserved as well, according a Civil Liberties Board statement released last week. The guidelines suggest appropriate conduct both for scheduled speakers and protesters in the University community. "The rights ...…

…I OPINION Page 4 Monday, March 21, 1988 The Michigan Daily F . , r * > p Eie Michigan Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Nuremberg upholds By Sandra Steingraber Vol. XCVIII, No. 114 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 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. U.S. troop mobili...…

…The Michigan Daily-Monday, March 21, 1988- Page 5 Campu By MELISSA RAMSDELL K The map below lists the major crimes reported during the month of February in the campus and student housing areas. Crime statistics from the Univer- sity's Department of Public Safety and Security show a decrease in total monetary loss due to thefts from University property during February. Statistics for the month also show a decrease in the number of reported sex...…

…I Page 6 -The Michigan Daily-Monday, March 21, 1988 CIFIED ADS 4 FOR SALE '84 CHEVY CAVALIER. 4 door, automatic, 40,0 miles. Call 572-1406 after 5 pm. DOUBLE BED- 6 mos. old. Excellent con- ditidn. Call 663-7892. FOR SALE - VOIT ERGOMETER EX- CERC 'E BIKE. NEW. CALL 769-0699. FO1 SALE: 1974 BMW 2002. Reliable, good condition. $2500. Ph. 517/784-8629. FO .SALE: Two Centurion bicycles, and a Ma ntosh computer. Call 769-8385. FOlt SALE: One pa...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Monday, March 21, 1988 Page 7 'Kabuki' By Deborah Cohen If you are capable of sitting back, relaxing and enjoying Karma, then Kabuki Macbeth is for you. The Acting Company, a non-profit orga- nization touring for the John F. Kennedy Center, performed a Kabuki version of Shakespeare's Macbeth at the Michigan Theatre Saturday night. Kabuki, a Japanese art form, is a highly stylized fusion of dance, drama, and song. T...…

…4 Page 8-The Michigan Daily-Monday, March 21, 1988 Redundancy hampers plays Guitarist Parkeni ng shows master By Elizabeth Block The metronome-like minds of the madmen of Every Good Boy De- serves Favour and WOLF were one indication of the redundancy prevalent in the production at the Power Center last weekend. Both plays, illustrious with staging and lighting, blurted out the obvious intent of the program within the first 10 minutes,...…

…Baseball vs. Grand Valley (DH) March 22, 2 p.m. Fisher Stadium SPORTS Basketball vs. North Carolina Friday Seattle The Miian Daily----a-- -- Monday, March 21, 1988 Page 9 I .... .......a........ Frieder Continued from Page 1 eclipsing Campy Russell's mark of 36. The junior forward hit 16 of the 24 shots he attempted, despite having eight stitches in his hand from a re- cent kitchen accident. He was perfect on three three-point shots ...…

…I Page 10 -The Michigan Daily-Monday, March 21, 1988 Ti IE ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR CONTINUES The shoe fits Cinderella Richmond Richmond 59, GeorgIa Tech 55.G Already a 72-69 first round victor over 1987 national champion Indi- ana, Richmond shut down Georgia Tech's fast break Sunday and beat the Yellow Jackets 59-55 in the sec- ond round of the NCAA East Re- gional. "That's the war we played, and that's the war we won," Richmond coach Dic...…

…L ,1;, College from the Inside Out Puck on the loose' Fluency of foreign teaching assistants raises concerns As the number of U.S. students decreases in graduate programs, foreign students are filling the void as teaching assistants (TAs). This story examines the foreign TA fluency problem at one school. Never enough daytime TV College trauma provides UCLA students with enough plot twists to create an original soap opera, says UCLA reporter...…

…2 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features MARCH 1988 *1 2 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features. MARCH 19880 Fluency Continued From Page 1 The tudntssai isnotShe took the TA English Prog- The problem, students said, is not When Jeongla Chung began as a that foreign TAs lack knowledge, but trams class spring quarter. At the that communication-in either direc- what to expect. tion-is very difficult.' Chung, a philosophy TA...…

…I" MARCH 1988 News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 3 Do you want CIA on your campus? Students want CIA off campus By Editorial Staff Vermont Cynic U. of Vermont The current fanfare raised over the CIA's on-campus recruitment brings up a number of interesting questions: the collective morality of the CIA, whether the university should "promote" the CIA through the Center of Career Development and discrimination against sexual orie...…

…4 U- THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPFR NlawQ Fan+....U. IAIrMuo a 0 wCws remures 0 MAKUM 191JU NW Campus cult Classical vs. By Jennifer Jenkins The Stanford Daily Stanford U., CA Claiming that the Western Culture program core reading list has become an albatross around Stanford's neck,' Philosophy Professor John Perry said the proposal by the Committee on Undergraduate Studies (CUS) to drop the core list and establish a new re- quirement-"Cul...…

…0MARCH 1988 News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 5 0 MARCH 1988 u News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 5 Victims of harassment fight back By Veronica Flores Daily Cougar U. of Houston, TX The first time Sandra went to her pro- fessor's office for help, he gave her a hug. A second visit brought a startled Sandra a kiss on the cheek. The number of students wanting to file a sexual harassment complaint is on the rise, sa...…

…nust work together .Matthew Pritch- torm real tie to their lasses. -John ar- 'mple News, Temple U., PA tenhagen, The Daily Iowan, U. of Iowa Recruiter Continued From Page 3 be foolhardy of us not to be aware of developments of other countries as they relate to our country. We're very happy to see these demon- strations on campus as long as they don't get violent, interfere with recruit- ing or with other students' equally im- portant rights of...…

…0 MARCH 1988 News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 7 MARCH 1988 U News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 7 THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER By presenting a wide range of opinions and ideas reprinted from hundreds of campus newspapers, we hope to enhance the quality of campus life as we inform, entertain and engage the national student body. We acknowledge the commitment of student journalists across the nation U supported b...…

…8 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER News Features MARCH 1988 Competitive education il!takes tol on students King's birthday: occasion for bla By Stephen Buckley The Chronicle Duke U., NC Don Rogers was asked how he was going to recognize Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. "I'm not going to work tomorrow," he said, standing at the Durham, NC, city bus terminal. "That's the best day of the year. Even better than Christmas." For thousands of b...…

…0 MARCH 1988 Dollars and Sense U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 9 MARCH 1988. Dollars and Sense U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 9 Go East! At the starting gate Student exporters have a You've got this great idea business rising on the for a business, all you need Eastern 'Horizons.' is the money. Page 10 Page 11 I-1-1-i-t-e-r-a-c-y Investing in ethics W-wh-y ca-an't th-the-se NY stock exchange chair ad-du-l-ts re-ea-d? wants investment ...…

…10 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Dollars and Sense MARCH 1988 0 gradsk.. The stock market cr sh o ctbrl1987 haa By Felisa Neuringer " The Daily Tar Heel U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Cates pickles, mountain honey, Early American furniture and Alaskan saus- age are just some of the items that the Japanese want to import from the Un- ited States. Two U. of North Carolina (UNC) students are trying to cash in on the demand for these com...…

…'OMARCH 1988 Dollars and Sense U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 11 *MARCH 1988. Dollars and Sense U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 11 Humanities Continued From Page 9 advisement, said, "Law schools tend to favor humanities majors because they embody the skills that law students need," Norton said. Interested liberal arts majors are en- Ocouraged to get their doctorate in the humanities because of the projected re- tirement of roughly ha...…

…12 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Dollars and Sense MARCH 198A 12 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ __TENTINLCLLG ESPPRDllrnSne _ARH18 Support is not just students' respon- Sibility ... The Faculty, Staff Support Group for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Conceros was founded in the spring of 1986, primarily to show concern about homophobia and "that educating, building coaltion, and raising consciousness is not the responsibility of students alone," said P...…

…MARCH 1988 Life and Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 13 F. . ; Breaking the mold Los Lobos interview 'Sammy and Rosie' Tired of dorm life? Artist's heroes change Popular group breaks into Filmmakers bank on One student finds living from Roger Staubach to therlimelight withoutlosing seductiveness of "decaying1in a husra thrifty flPablo Picasso. its roots. Europe" in art flick, alternative. Page 18 Page 16 Page 15 Page 16 a America's m...…

…14 U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER L ife and Art MARCH 19RR 14r v . ,,L- t1I4) AI, C)INJ --L- v NF "W- PAPER I ife V119sORI R A rlMOCW loov0 --", Ham radio junkie scans the world's airwaves By Jim Black The Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois U., Carbondale "Hotel, Charlie, Two, Golf, Romeo, Charlie, come in ... from Whiskey, Nine, United, Italy, Hotel ... over." The faint signal becomes stronger and the person on the other end re- sponds:...…

…0 MARCH 1988 Life and Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 15 MARH 188 Lie nd rt . T E N TINALCOLE(~" N A1%F 1 I M OVIE R EVIEWS 'Sammy and Rosie': London s new cult flick By Richard Weis The Daily Targum Rutgers U., NJ Writer Hanif Kureishi and director Stephen Frears, who collaborated on My Beautiful Laundrette, have done it again. Like their previous effort, Sam- my and Rosie Get Laid is set in the exo- tic slums of Margaret Thatcher's ...…

…16 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life and Art MARCH 1988 a 16 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life and Art. MARCH 1988 Prison bus home to one thrifty student By Jorn E. Kaalstad The University Daily Kansan U. of Kansas Keeping utility bills low is no problem for Hugh Bogle. He doesn't have any. He doesn't pay rent either. Bogle, a sopho- more civil engineering major, has been living on campus in a blue school bus since Christmas. The...…

…0 MARCH 1988 Life and Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 17 MARCH 1988 U Life and Art U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 17 Sting's slick new LP has no soul In rock music's ever- N(TIHIING expanding hal- YcK E TH SU lowed hall, the niche bearing the name "Sting" lies somewhere be- tween "Bowie" and "Costello," some- where between idolatry and intellect. His obsession with being taken seriously finally culminates on Nothing Like the Sun, h...…

…Life and Art MARCH 1988a 18 U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 18 U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Life and Art 'MARCH 19881 Delivering is hi-jinks job By Nona Narvaez The Minnesota Daily U. of Minnesota, Twin Cities For the pizza delivery driver a night is never routine. Neither are the customers who order deliveries to phone booths, railroad cars, wild parties, hospital operating rooms and maternity wards. "It's never dull," said junior h...…

…*MARCH 1988 The Student Body U_ THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 19 *C 9 TTd BRECREATIONM 1POdTU NATSPPR 9 Beyond urinalysis Biking across America Minds over muscle Undercover dribbler One school rejects NCAA Students tackle mental Sports shrink argues Reporter braves basketball drug policy as short-sighted fatigue and snowy imagination is a powerful training for inside scoop on program. mountains on 3500-mile trip. team strategy. women's spo...…

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…%ARCH 1988 The Student Body U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 21 ~ARCH 1988uThe Student Body U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 21 Bridge Continued From Page 19 cameras, directing him to take shots of his walk down the cable. "This was the biggest challenge of my trip. Someone asked me to save his life Oy walking across a bridge," Qadeer said. Although thoughts of death raced through Qadeer's mind, he did not lose his sense of humor. "For th...…

…Th 99 .i. ,, a- ai-rirr , -, , c-Fa NEWSPoAPER-n LL U. I " tz NH I IVNHL t.VLLCC.aC 1VCvv,--> r/-1rrr-, Students peda By Rich Scherr The Retriever U. of Maryland, Baltimore County From the Atlantic Ocean, across the plains of Kansasto the sun and surf of the Pacific, Phillip Noll saw it all, but in a perspective like none other. Last summer, Noll, a mechanical en- gineering junior, and partners Nick Gounaris and Chris Benisch invested $100...…

…MARCH 1988 The Student Body - U -nomr Pl opi.. Birth control breakthroughs mean no more Pill popping .. breakthroughs in the study of controlled pre could alow women to receive injections wh vent nronnanrv fnr mnnthq nr clnw-rn]PaeP hr U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 23 Sports 'shrink' teaches team: Vwinning mixes mind with muscle By Kent Endacott have started using it. Nebrask, Daily Nebraskan among the first. U. of Nebraska, Lincoln "It...…

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…w w lw ww w .ter s IRW mw w Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, March 19, 1988 Wolverines look to move past second round M hopes t ) swallow Gators By GREG MOLZON Special to the Daily Salt Lake City - If Michigan head coach Bill Frieder needs to know anything about his next oppo- nent in. the NCAA tournament, all he needs to do is call Purdue's head coach Gene Keady. The Boilermakers found out all they wanted to know about Flor...…

… OPINION Page 2 Saturday, March 19, 1988 The Michigan Daily Code will go into The Michigan Daily - Satu effect li Excerpts froi approved coi f. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCVIII, No. 113A 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 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...…

… *A look at what goes on in the LSA Honors College In IW eeken M a az 0 'Hairspray review Interview: Ahmad Jamal ----16 49 i MIt4at Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVIII, No. 113 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, March 18, 1988 Copyright 1988, The Michigan Daily Fleming, students lobby regents MILITARYINTERVENTION Board to vote on code' proposal today -Associated Press As a flock of birds takes to flight in the background...…

…page 2,-The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 18, 1988 Groups address 'U' regents group presents -arcastic view pf research By DAVID SCHWARTZ " Several students who want to see Inilitary research discontinued at the 4 niversity made an unusual presen- 'tation at the public comments por- tion of yesterday'scUniversity's :board of Regents meeting. Rather than condemning weapons research on campus, two students gave tongue-in-cheek speeches out- lin...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 18, 1988- Page 3 Experts discuss media's role in presidential candidate selection BY DOV COHEN The presidential campaign of 1988 has turned into a "couch potato campaign" as viewers with "eyes and no brains hunker down" to watch television coverage of the race, 1980 Presidential candidate John Anderson said yesterday. Television coverage doesn't get viewers "engaged (in the campaign) besides superficial inter...…

…OPINION Page 4 Friday, March 18, 1988 The Michigan Daily ed t a n t Michigan Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Tortuous smurfs in Panama is 'Vol. XCVIII, No. 113 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 V1Unsigned 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. Meese's memory lap ses LAST SUNDAY...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 18, 1988- Page 5 Compufair displays innovative technology By MICAH SCHMIT A $4,000 touch-sensitive com- puter screen, musical computers, and laptops to fit almost any budget marked the first day of the Univer- sity's fourth annual Compufair. Compufair - a chance for 20 major computer-related corporations to display their latest hard and soft- ware - is the largest student-run computer fair in the nation, acc...…

…Page 6The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 18, 1988 CI ASSIF IEDS 764-0557, 4 LOST & FOUND FOUND: PAIR of contacts in case - on the corner of East and South University. Call ~V~ark at 747-9156. LOST: 1 pr. of PRESCRIPTION GLASSES. I pr. black sunglasses. Reward if found. C tact 996-0053 FOR RENT ALL THE COMFORTS of home at a prime campus location. Beautiful, large, 2 bedroom apt. in a converted home on Oakland near Arch. Suitable for three or f...…

…ARTS ._ The Michigan Daily Friday, March 18, 1988 Pag.' Parkening: New guitar legend in the making? ,' By Michael Fischer I've never quite forgiven myself for missing Andr6s Segovia's last concert appearance in Ann Arbor. It was only a couple of years ago, in what ultimately proved to be the fi- nal area concert of the pioneering world-master of the classical Spanish guitar. The man was in his 90s at the time, still touring avidly, and ...…

…Page 8--The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 18, 1988 4 Festiva Artists By Preeti Malani The talents of pianist Gail Davis Barnes, poet T.J. Anderson III, and artist/photographer Robert Banks will be featured Saturday night at the Festival of Ann Arbor Artists. The festival is a benefit performance for the Student Advocacy Center. The Center works with students and their families to see that appropriate services are received from the public sch...…