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…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 3, 1998 - 7 %ENERATION Continued from Page 1 he able to get their views, so we could compare them in four years and see how college, or life, has changed them,' Krane said. Gen2001 members are extremely confident they will get what they want in life. More than 75 percent of them agree that money does not necessarily lead to happiness. "1 think that happiness comes from within, money is self-dest...…

… Check out Cecil B. DeMille's silent classic"King of Kings." The film depicts certain aspects of the life of Jesus, from the raising of Lazarus to the ascension. H.C. Warner stars as Christ. THe short subject "Great Heart Leapers" starring Tom Neal will also be shown. Admission is $4, and the screening takes place at the Clairon Hotel, 2900 Jackson Rd. m9fiww-AmlDaft Ll rl 1 V Check out a preview of "Push," the newest young adult drama to h...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 3, 1998 - 9 Oscar goes to permanent location LOS ANGELES (AP) - After 70 years of wandering between hotels, theaters and auditoriums, the Oscars are finally getting a permanent home. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the city of Los Angeles announced plans yes- terday for a $350 million complex in Hollywood. It will include a 3,300-seat theater that will be the site of the annual Academy A...…

… 10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 3, 1998 Can't-miss 'Sarajevo' submits powerful By Matthew Barrett Daily Arts Writer What's worth fighting for? What's worth putting your life on the line for? These are questions with which today's movies are constantly dealing. Although it's not an easy subject, it is one that direc- tor Michael Winterbottom handles with great skill in "Welcome To Sarajevo" The story is told from the point of view ...…

… BASKETBALL .ALakers 117. NEW JERSEY 106 N - BONK 81, LA Dippers 70 NNJANA 111, M nnesota 108 SAN ANTONIO 103, Miami 89 NHL HOCKEY WASHINGTON A, Tampa Bay 1 OTTAWA 3, San Jose 3 PHILADELPHIA 3, Los Angeles 0 CHICAGO 2, Colorado 1 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TAMPA BAY 7. Detroit 1 BALTIMORE 4, Kansas City 3 Chicago 8, FLORIDA 7 Milwaukee 8, ATLANTA 6 PORriS Tracking 'M' teams The Michigan baseball and softball teams face Ohio State this weekend. ...…

…12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 3, 1998 Eagles vs. Michigan, tomorrow EAGLES Continued from Page 11 And in recent years, the two schools have had an off-the-ice- "rivalry." "Michigan and us have been recruiting the same players for the last three years," York said. "Some go to Michigan, some go to Boston College. They've been one of our chief rivals at recruiting talent and talented players." The Wolverines, who last won the 1996 titl...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 3, 1998 -- 13 Job Interview Question #104 x, :, 'R r V GG 0 signs are there in Avoid job search panic! F :We have all the answers you need about interviews, resumes, s cover letters, and how to break into the world's top companies. When you want the inside edge to land the perfect job go to: www.experienceonIine.com …

…14 The Michigan Daily -- Friday, April 3, 1998 FridayFOCUS I I ' iice fhe October, 1939 release of Frank Capra's Mr. Smith (Goes to Washington," Hollywood has tried to examine the intriguing and remote world of American politics. From corruption and cover-ups to farce and fear- lessness, filmmakers have depicted how the political system can be manipulated by the powerful, domi- nated by the heroic and idealized by the public. This lucrative...…

…2% ia Untti sews: 76-DAILY dvertlsing: 764-0554 One hundred seven years of editmor;lfreedom Thursday April 2, 1998 :11 i NOR M M icers to face Wildcats nBoston By Pranay Reddy Daily Sports Writer BOSTON - When the Michigan hockey team takes the ice today to face New Hampshire, expect the unexpected. How elsb can you describe an NCAA emifinal game between two overachiev- g teams that each defeated a pair of highly touted teams one week ag...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 NATION/WORLD ACTION Continued from Page 1A in support of affirmative action, includ- ing John Johnson, the executive director of the Detroit branch of the NAACP, sociology and Afroamerican studies Prof. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva and numerous University students. Johnson said "the eyes of the nation are on the University of Michigan" as well as the state in general, because of the recent lawsuits...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2.:1998 -IA ESEARCH Study links catastrophizing to early death A study conducted over time by psy- hology Prof. Christopher Peterson and olleagues concluded that males with the tendency to catastrophize about bad events are 25 percent more likely to die by the age of 65 than men with differ- ent outlooks. Peterson studied 1,182 subjects for their tendency to catastrophize, or seeing the bad i...…

…I 4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 clFb 31dt111gu g 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LAURIE MAYK Editor in Chief JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 - 5A W'hatever the weather .«: 77 . 4 h Y ! ' < 1 e 2 iz ,Fr Asian Pacific American month to celebrate history, culture at 'U' University community members will celebrate APA month this April By Rachel Edelman Daily Staff Reporter April marks the University's cele- bration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, featuring celebra- tions of APA history, culture and identity. ...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 - 7A $1500 WEEKLY potential mailing our circulars.. Free information. Call 410-783- 8274. * *GREAT SUMMER COUNSELOR POSITIONS Have Fun - Make a Difference - Summer in w England Residential summer camps k staff in all individual and team sports: aseball, Basketball, Tennis, Soccer, line Hockey, Golf, Swimming, Sailing, Mountain Biking, Backpacking, Canoeing, Coaching, and RN's etc. Located in the Mo...…

… 8A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 LOCAL/STATE La-Z-Boy d:lflventor "dies in M O N R O L , M ic h . (A l ) --- - E d w in Shoemaker lived the La-Z-Boy life to the very end. He- invented the plushly padded, rocking-and-reclining chair, and he died in one, slipping away after :settling in for a nap at the age of 90. But the man who left a legacy of leather-bound leisure was no lounger himself. "This is a guy that wanted to be...…

…Famiies of the live wii the Hartford Courant Sherry Cobb of Naugatuck, Conn., still feels the mix of grief, shock and fury that engulfed her eight years ago when her brother Ricky was accused of the murder of Julia Ashe. So when Cobb heard that Matthew Beck had killed four of his supervisors at the state's lottery headquarters before killing himself, and of the public apology Beck's father, Donald, offered, it summoned painful memories. She re...…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 NATION/WORLD Guns are part of Arkansas culture Taking a gamble Gingrich proposes surplus transfers The Washington Post JONESBORO, Ark. - Freeman Brewer, a farmer who has owned guns most of his sixty-odd years, is per- plexed by news reports all but blaming last week's schoolyard killings here on the fact that the two young shooters had access to family guns. This is a state where 300,000...…

…rcoreboard PRO BASKETBALL DENVER 100 Mont Cleveland 92, UTAH 98, FLOR DETROIT 90. Portland 89 Caro Philadelphia 112. PRO HOCKEY NEW WASHINGTON 91 DETROIT 2, N.Y. ATLANTA 105, Colorado 0 Tamp Toronto 91 BUFFALO 4, Bost Boston 98, Los Angeles 0 N.Y. ORLANDO 87. San Jose 3, S L Milwaukee 106, PITTSBURGH 2 f., y +h p v'~ Ne Hampshi t itslownto adv h \wa (U-WRE -fw s. gpgs N Ii r f n thousands ofdaie an'fae. a'P its bownto a hocke ist our, thne r8a...…

…12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 Women'sY gymnasts ready to defend} top seed CENTRAL Continued from Page 11A We need to go into this competition prepared to perform gymnastics the. way we do in the gym," Plocki said. "We have to go in and hit our rou- tines in order to win, and we've already put Big Tens behind us." Last year, Michigan hosted the} regionals. During the competition, they broke the previous school record, post...…

… The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 - 13A Men's track joins with rival Ohio State to take on Pac-10 By Nick Koster Daily Sports Writer Kevin Sullivan knows what it feels like to be the center of attention. After all, the Michigan men's track and field team captain and NCAA champion has been in the spotlight since his freshman year at the University. But television is a dif- ferent story. The call came in to the Michigan track offic...…

…14A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 M' women's tennis heads to Florida in search of upset By Drew Beaver Daily Sports Writer Things look like they're starting to come together for the Michigan women's tennis team. - After moments of streaky play and close losses, it looks like things are back on track for the Wolverines. 7Coming off back-to-back losses to lowly Purdue and a tough Notre Dame team, the Wolverines faced a potenti...…

…I The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 - 15A Softball overcomes weather, ?enn State, for y T.J. Berka Daily Sports Xtter When a team is on a hot streak, nothing can stop them. Whether it's subpar pitching, lack of hitting, baserunning errors trying to bring them down, it really doesn't matter. When a team is hot, it will win. With its 18th consecutive victory, the Michigan softball Dai overcame a foe that doesn't tend to lose very ...…

…16A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1998 No. 1Michigan St HOCKEY No. 4 Ohio Sate (31 5 4 No. 1 Boston Universiy New Hampshire NewHmsire No, 4 Wisconsin I (26=1311 No. S Yale (13-8-3) No. 3 Clakoo Ohio State -I 126-13=1) t.: No. 2 Boston, Co!ege N No4 2 .Noah Dakot \No. 5 New Hampshire _1 . (23-8-3) (25-875) Colorado V College a N No. 3 Mi( (301 chigan . v - a I Michigan No. 6 Colorado College No. 6 Pr...…

…16Ba The Michigan Daily Weeiend Magazine - Thursday, April 2, 1998 a a S S OUTDOORS Continued from Page 128 Haight said. The number of people going on trips varies according to the intensi- ty of the activity. Rock-climbing usually includes 8 to 10 people, because of the need for a smaller instructor-to-participant ratio. An activity such as hiking, however, can include an unlimited amount of peo- ple. Different skill levels are listed f...…

… V 2B -;The Michigan Daily Weekend Mag zPe - Typrsday, April 2, 1998 V V V V U U V V w The Michigan Daily Weeke R Voted yet? Daily's I It was the best of Ann Arbor, it was the worst of Ann Arbor, and you were there to see it all. Now, it's time to let the rest of the University know about a few of your favorite things on campus. From the best professor to the best place to go when in an altered state, Weekend, etc. Magazine est of A2 b...…

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… 4B - The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, April 2, 1998 v w 0 w v WV v v I Beyond the Arb; 139 city parks provide acres and acres of fun The Michigan Daily We Gardening brings natural beauty and enj By Caryn Burtt Daiy Arts Witer As the schizophrenic Ann Arbor weather suddenly turns warmer, stu- dents and Ann Arbor residents alike evacuate homes, apartments and school buildings and take to lounging in the parks of Ann Arbor...…

… V U The Migan Daily Weekend Magt'ne - Thursday, April 2, 3~ - 2B - The Michigan Daily Weeken Magazine - Thursday, April 2, 1998 Outdoor Adventures lets students enjoy a world of physical activity a- -- wl The igan Daily ee en a e - Thursday, April 2, IW - Weekend, etc. Column A BOY AND HIS BIKE By Kern Murphy and Gina Rasmussen Daily Arts Writers With warm weather on the rise and the end of the semester in sight, stu- dents embrace the...…

…V V V 'V 6B- The -Michigan Dai Weekend Magazine t:- shuday. April 2, 1998 : f a 0 .IT The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine- Thursday, April 2, 1998 l1B U, gets down to earth with environmental semester State of the Arts ALL-WEATHER FAN By Alex Khachaturian For the Daily The theme semester, an idea meant to focus several units of the University on one issue, has been a mainstay on campus for five years. Surprised it's been here that...…

…10B - The Michigani nDaily Weekend Magazine -Thursday, April 2, 1998 91 Trippin' abounds on Michigan's roadways Th & MichigaiDaily W< At Ann Arbor climbing gym, students take rocky road to fun By Ryan Malkin For the Daily Not much going on this weekend? No classes on Friday? Pack up some clothes, grab some great CDs and hit the road. Although many think Michigan is -boring in comparison to other states, that is not entirely true. Michigan...…

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…News: 76-DAILY Advertising: 764-0554 Ght! itim Ct qw " Ig One hundred seven years of editoril freedom Wednesday April 1, 1998 ,. :', : 's: ,%, . ?.^ " i ' .: ; +. u.n : , N x'a ".u'^ .aA ,.. , ., q., : :.. e : ..' ,,,. :.,:.;r s rw :.:. f . ';P x 4 .'i r v,;-;.: ..: ,t ?txG! $ 6 " Sgn.:. rr , 'F::: .::, .v ,.t' m..:. .U. :, n "'xE .. ,lam .a w : i, ' .;::: v vd.. S v .:.., Y r+R+, r y ' ^IY , t'# i o., t < o t ^ , ,.. ' ,n , r5, ? ;.. ; "...…

… 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1998 NATION/WORLD Justices back decency standard in arts funding Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - Hearing arguments in a case that blends art, politics and the law, the Supreme Court justices strongly signaled yesterday they will uphold a "decency" standard for federal arts grants. In questions and comments, none of the nine justices sug- gested that Congress violated the First Amendment when it ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1998-- 3 LOCAL/STATE EDUCATION© Courts rule Rice University's donation valid Despite strong protests by the rela- tives of Max Roy, a state appellate court ruled the late millionaire's $4 'million donati6n to Rice University is valid, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported. Four hours before he died in 1992, Roy transferred $4 million in ,municipal bonds to Rice's bank account. Roy's sister, Mari...…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1998 ale lid1tnuu i adg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LAURIE MAYK Editor in Chief JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily s editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan D...…

… Attenzloie: Speial Delivery e acclaimed Italian 1994 film The Postman (II Postino) plays tonight at the League. Don't miss this chance to see this film about poet Pablo Neruda and a rendezvous with a heart-breaking postman. The Michael Radford film garnered multiple Academy Award nominations in 1994, including Best Picture. Admission is free, and the show begins at 8 p.m. Ufb Iftcftwm 9d1u Tomorrow in Daily Arts: Check out Weekend, etc. to ...…

…6- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 1, 1998 2 BDRM. APTS.- Completely remodeled for Fall '98 near athletic campus. Call 741-9300. 2 BDRM. APTS.- newly renovated, modem kitchens,lIg. balconies, fireplaces-flexible leases-call Rebecca 741-9300. 3 BDRM. APT., for fall, close to Central Cam pus. Prkg., wshr./dyer, quiet area. $1200mo. 412 N. Thayer. Pete 213-1615. 3 BDRM. FOR FALL. $635. Rivers Edge Apartments. 487-5750. BEST HOUSES FALL 98...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1998 - 7 TFOOL Continued from Page 1 include fake dog excrement, itching powder, sour candy and chewing gum that turns the chewer's mouth different colors. "But the favorite are joy buzzers, Reid said. Most students who said they are Manning an April fools joke will use tems they already own. For LSA sophomore Ryan Smith, the key ingre- dient for this year's practical joke will be glue. S...…

… 8 - Tuesday, March 24, 1998 - The Michigan Daily UNEVEN 'ANGELS' FALLS FROM GRACE Dirty Three hits high tide with 'Ocean' What do you get when you combine the first new Alanis Morissette song in three years, a handful of previously released Lilith music, a pinch of classic rock, a dash of dreamy instrumentals and a heaving helping of obvious "angel" metaphors? Apparently, you get the soundtrack to "City of Angels'" a wildly uneven and utte...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1998 - 9 PretyNewton Boys' shoot blanks Dwy B Os itBy Matthew Barrett picking cotton, Willis is looking for an exciting attempts at humor. Hawke brings nothing bu Daily Arts Writer job that will give him the opportunity to lead the pretty face to his one-dimensional character. t a Who were the nation's most successful bank robbers? That would be the Newton brothers who earned the title while never ki...…

… MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago White Sox 9, TEXAS 2 Kansas City 4, BALTIMORE 1 Detroit 11, TAMPA BAY 6 Cleveland 10, SEATTLE 9 N.Y. METS 1, Philadelphia 0 San Diego 10, CINCINNATI 2' ATLANTA 2, Milwaukee 1 ST. LOUIS 6, Los Angeles 0 FLORIDA 11, Chicago Cubs 6 San Francisco 9, HOUSTON 4 (13) Colorado at ARIZONA, inc. NHL HOCKEY WASHINGTON 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 PHILADELPHIA 3, Chicago 2 ftbe Bd jiim 04v~ rraIldg 'M'teams For the second day in...…

…-- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1998 - 11 Solid all-around squad gives 'M' tennis big-time potential Chris Thompson b. x(left) and team- - Mu { mate Tom Maichow became victims of Ryk Neethling's NCAA z dominance, with Thompson losing two events. JOHN KRAFT/Daily zona gets one that got away By Mark Francescutti Daily Sports Writer How can the Wolverines be this good? It may be premature to say anything... but this is the best Mic...…

…L2 The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1998 ,but no for you ALA Tournament came on Monday night, the i House contest also id. Much like the Big e only able to end the with one winner, but :ame close. This year's ,. Guikema, whose ere enough to hold off ly Sports would like to >ne for entering and for sponsoring the 'M' softball rolls into Penn State with top-notch record ii 4 123 121 Ibish 105 104 101 By Evan Braunstein Daily Sport...…

…ws: 76-DAILY vertising: 764-0554 WEw *ri One hundred seven years of editorialfreedom Tuesday March 31, 1998 . s .-. 5 ' { y($ c Z EN ., ,,, ,v, r"S.,".+ .. ... : .....S nm af "u Ca x J'' t , n F:?'1 I : ti: ~ J "a 5' y A :x S .a:u m "'Cp +Ilt ',.;. c_ . I ayof cti on to e place morrow Susan T. Port ly Staff Reporter Attempting to rekindle the student tivism of the '60s and '70s, a coali- n of student groups is organizing mpus events for...…

… -- The Michigan diy - Tuesday, March 31, 1998 . }EE ontnued from Page1 he letter has been mailed. "For us, this doesn't seem right. You lon't have a problem with us. When we nail the letter, you have a problem with he secretary of state" Law first-year stu- lent Jackson Lewis said. MSA officials replied with frustration o the Law students' stated intention of vithdrawing from the proceedings. LSA sophomore Bram Elias, co-chair >f the Stud...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 31, 1998 - 3 CRIME Man struck with ax handle A man called the Department of Public Safety on Sunday to report that two unknown men struck him with an ax handle outside East Quad Residence Hall on Willard Street, DPS reports state. The caller said he was expecting his girlfriend to pick him up in a vehicle. She arrived in front of the residence hall with the two unknown men accom- panying her i...…

… 4 -The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 31, 1998 c I e ,9llCitf igttn ttil NCAA 'rule' amounts to 0 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LAURIE MAYK Editor in Chief JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor 'If they do come down In May, they absolutely will be driven out of town again.' - Shanta Driver, a member of the Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action by Any Means Necessary,...…

…m isof spring Check N il Arts: inist Gregory Lee and pianist Debrielia Frank join the IUCheck out the Daily's own Breaking Records. Postponed University Symphony Orchestra tonight. With spring-like condi- for a day, but hardly forgotten, the new CD release page will tions, why not get a musical serenade to put a spring in you step. feature Dirty Three and Chris Whitley. The University Symphony Orchestra and its guests will perform Wieniawski, ...…

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