…N 4EP itt a t i News: 76-DAILY Display Ads: 764-0554 Classified Ads: 764-0557 One hundred eight years ofedioralfreedom Thursday October 22, 1998 $;j}y yy' .: .n ., ; t' .< . i z ,, . , . . ,a. .,, . .. , .y ...,,...., swT. , , , ;. ' GEO begins contract bargaining 1y Paul Berg Daily Staff Reporter Amidst chants of solidarity, organized labor vocacy signs and the sound of bagpipes, about 300 supporters gathered to rally yesterday in ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 NATION/WORLD CHIP Continued from Page 1A sis would be microscopic. "One of the big expenses of DNA analyses is the cost of chemicals," Burke said. "This chip analyzes DNA with a much smaller drop, invisible to the human eye. Typically, they're done by humans ... with drops that can be seen." In addition, the "lab on a chip" could save money by taking out all the labor involved in analyzin...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -Thursday, October 22, 1998 - 3A 'RESEARCH j Steel mill will affect minorities Newly released research conducted by SNRE research associate Robin Saha *and Prof. Paul Mohai shows that a pro- posed steel mill for Genessee County, Mich. would disproportionately affect minorities and low-income individuals. The area within one mile of the steel mill is comprised of 52 percent minori- ties, more than double the co...…
…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 (7tie £idt41gaun DMatigl 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the U niversity of M icdhi gan LAURIE MAVK Editor in Chief JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor NOTABLE QUOTABLE 'Last week the chapter members broke their commitment to keep their house alcohol-free. In failing to keep that commitment, they also separated them- selves from the core values o...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 - 5A Hate cnmes provoke Iebates DETROIT (AP) -A little boy riding his bicycle. A woman sleeping in her home. A couple coming home from a church gathering. None expected to be the object of a hate crime. But all became witnesses to vandalism in the form of racist mes- sages - aimed at them. On Tuesday in Pontiac, Maria Gay's son Matthew told police that when he * riding his bike, a...…
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… NATION/WORLD The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 -7A Mideast peace talks may gollapse QUEENSTOWN, Md. - President Clinton's national security team strug- gled yesterday night to stave off col- lapse of the largest diplomatic invest- ment of his presidency after Israel announced plans to walk out of Middle East summit talks without an agree- ment. As the Israeli delegation packed its bags and shipped them to Andrews Air rce base...…
…$A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 NATION/WORLD Nigerian death tolls nse JESSE, Nigeria (AP) - A bell- ringing town crier was sent to Jesse yesterday to call for the injured to return to hospitals, while state radio announced that the death toll from the fireball that tore through this south- ern Nigerian town has risen to 700. "We cannot force them to stay in hospitals," said the region's nursing supervisor, D. Omamor. S...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 -9A Ua~be o1 Mt~gn~igc lp &/af1998 k University of Michigan School of Public Health Over the next decade the demand for public health graduates will increase. On any given day in the United States there are 2,500 to 5,000 vacant public health positions. With just two more years of study you can gain unlimited career options in fast-track positions that are in high demand. We offer master and...…
…1~l - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 ~Octob SCollege of Engineering etwrkig inner 7pm ot crt H. Lurie Engineering Center J hon Rooms PEP RALLY 7:30 pm, Cliff Keen Arena lIcludling the Michigan Marching bandi, the Cheerleacders, and the Pance Team, other guests includie hockey announcer Glen Williams, Coach Lloyd Carr, Athletic /Alumni; Aaron Ward & Mike Knuhle-Petroit Red Wing and Erick Anderson - Washington Redskins, as wel...…
… Scoreboard. CPS WORLD SERIES NHL EwYork 3, DETROIT 5, NIEGO O Nashville 2 MONTREAL 3, Yankees win World Ottawa 2 Series, 4-0. Edmonton 4, NY. ISLANDERS 2 Vancouver 2, WASHINGTON 1 SPORSTSianl~ti Scoring'M' goals Former Michigan hockey player Bill Muckalt was up to his old tricks again last night. No, Mucks didn't take another dive. He did score his second NHL goal, though, for the Vancouver Canucks. Thursday October 22, 1998 11A "W" At...…
…12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 Badgers, Hawkeyes lurk at end of tunnel for 'M' spikers. Weekend series crucial for postseason tournament By Uma Subramanian Daily Sports Writer The Michigan volleyball team is looking for the light at the end of the tunnel - the tunnel of consecutive losses, that is. Perhaps this weekend it'll come into view. But, the predictions indicate that it probably won't happen tomorrow when Wiscon...…
…The Michigan Daily -- Thursday, October 22, 1998 -- 13A wM' field hockey faces nemesis By Dan Dingerson Daily Sports Writer e biggest challenge of the season faces the Michigan field h y team this weekend. The team travels to No. 7 Penn State on Friday, and then to No. 18 Ohio State on Sunday. The two teams constitute the biggest threats to Michigan's defense of its Big Ten title. The Wolverines were only able to manage a split with the two a...…
…14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 Is Carr seeing double? Two Randle Els give foes trouble 1w,77 7W. By SharatRaju Day Sports Editor 4t's like a bad action-adventure movie, w'th the same actor playing both the good guy and the bad guy - there are tir of them! ZThem' refers to players on Indiana's football team with the words 'Randle' ad El' on their backs. There is Attwaan, the do-everything quarter- back, and Curtis, the...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 - 15A SHADOWED 1BY MARK 1RANCIESCUTTl - IDAJILY SPORTS WRITER had never happened in the 19-year United tates Hockey League's history. A young goalie took his oversized goal stick and sent the puck zooming across the ice. He shoots, he scores! Wait a second, that was the goalie who just scored? lie became the first to score a goal that day, but lately he's been hidden in the shadows. While fresh...…
…16A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 Going clubbing Michigan women's rugby Home games in CAPS When Opponent Where Tomorrow Purdue West Lafayette Saturday, 4 p.m. COLUMBUS Ocker Field Remember, The Michigan Daily sports department is ,.-anxious to print the results, schedules or news about your club team in every Thursday's paper, as well as yin SportsMonday. Just call the Sports Desk at 647- °3336, or e-mail us at: clubsports...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 -17A l3uckeyes have company in run for Big Ten title Wisconsin also unbeaten, eyeing conference crown By David Mosse For the Daily -leading into the second half of the college football season, the Big Ten race is heating up. Four teams possess a realistic chance of capturing the Big Ten crown. To nobody's surprise, Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State are vying for the conference title. The sh...…
…18A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 22, 1998 'M' women's golf heads south to finish fall Short game is key element if Wolverines are to compete with Michigan State Grind Sharat Raju By Nita Srivastava Daily Sports Writer The Michigan women's golf team is looking for a peak performance in its last tournament of the fall season at the Notre Dame Invitational in Bonita Springs, Fla. The goal is to implement every- thing the Wolverine...…
…16B - The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, October 22, 1998 Weekend etc. Column A BRIEF ODYSSEY, OR HOW POP TARTS SAVED MY LIFE College life is not easy. Let's not deny it. We break our backs and our spirits for intangible future rewards, receiving little or no recognition from the school at which we labor. Sometimes - after going more than two days without sleep, and ingest- ing nothing but No-Doz and Mountain Dew ANDREW -- it's h...…
… 28 - The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, October 22, 1998 0 The Michigan Daily Week Di'd you know? Even if President Bill Clinton is not impeached, Vice PresidentAl Gore could still be our next commander-in-hief if he puts together a good run for the 2000 presidential elections. Remember, two years in politics is an eternity and even the most shocking and highly-publicized scandals eventually fade from public memory. Almost o...…
…14B - The Michigan" gay eekend i e 14B Th Miciga Oaiy Weked Mgazine - Thursday, Oc~tober 22, 1998 0 A weekly uide to who's Thursday,Oct. 22 why you need to e there ... e L is t Wednesday, Oct. 28 ~The Michigan DaiyWeekend Ma SECOND CITY IN THE MOTOR CIT Comedic actors reveal secrets ( Films opening Apt Pupil Ian McKellen stars in this story by terror master Stephen King, turned into a feature film by the direc- tor of "The Usual Suspects...…
… 0 0 4B - The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, October 22, 1998 Even cast members can't put meaning of Stomp into words The Michigan Daily Weeke ® State of the Arts MUsT El TV loll f 11' 1 J 4I Courtesy stomp Stomp creates their unique sound by using household like brooms as instruments. B R I A R W 0o D M A L L I O1C U of M and Eastern Michigan, students and employees. Show us your "M" card or "Eagle" card. *Not valid ...…
…12B- The chigan Daily WeekendI gazine - Thursday, October, 1998 9 Discover hidden treasures by naY a +ik shopping for used clothing Buying tickets is easy once you learn rules The Michigan D*y Weekend Magazine - Tts ay, October 22, 1998 .% By Kern Murphy Daily Arts Writer Whatever the purchases, there is something addictive and euphoric about spending money and having something concrete to showcase in return. Purchasing used clothing is no ...…
…1- 1 iw, - . -0. -- - --- Ah A& i w .w a Dylan again atop rock n' roll world 0 The Micht Daily Weekend Magazine Thursday, October 22, *8-- 44 University Alumni Association courts larger classes By Ryan Malkin Daily Arts Writer Bob Dylan rolls into the Palace of Auburn Hills Oct. 28 with folk legend Joni Mitchell at yet another pinnacle of his career. His music has spanned over three decades, 43 albums, 21 films and he has toured to a...…
…1 . e s r 108~-- The Michigan 'Daily Weeken~d M azine - Thursday, Octobe&r 22 , 1998 0 The Michigan ba Weeketld Magazi ............. Q Road-Trip of the Week Dry campus leads to creative student body at Northwestern Oct, 22: Painting the Town Purple '/Wlhere: Evanston, t '*ow: Ta*e 1-94 West to Chicago. Continue through the city, then follow signs for Evanston and Skokie, It. Exit onto the very curvy Sheridan Road to the heart of campus n...…
… 8--The Michian Dailv Weekend Mag~azine -- Thursday, October 22, 1998 0 The Michigan Daily Weeken~dI .w. r VU "' IIIG Ii114III5GII V{AIIJ i7Yt+a\YaaY asaas la4rs44V r ir vM w l vvavww r .i +... .... r -.dd .999 Visiting Photographer Susan Me Photo-Active Feminist Visiting Artist Serie photostory by Kell r- Susan Meiselas is famous for her photographs of war capturing the revolutions in Nicaragua a taking those pictures, she was in t...…
