…'Elran 471 atili wA#%6"L... Today: Partly cloudy. High 61. Low 33. Tomorrow: Rain. High 66. One hundred eight years of editorialfreedom Wednesday April 7, 1999 Inteflex future remains unclear By Jalmle Winkler Daily Staff Reporter Students considering themselves "pre-health career" may find solace in the report of the Committee to Review Undergraduate Premedical Education, which outlines a new pt ram to consolidate and enhance resour...…
…S2 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 7, 1999 NATION/WORLD YMARIJUANA Continued from Page 1 is "all for the research into it" but he doesn't condone smoking marijuana. "He thinks it's a back door to legal- ization" she said. Wolfe said legislators shouldn't deny her the medical drug that she needs. 'I don't feel that my health should be a victim of a political thing," Wolfe said. "The war on drugs is a war on patients." University neuro...…
…LOCAL/STATE 0-HIGHER MSA ushers i new EDUCATION Boston U'signs offc r m eih oderfor apparel at m eeting manufasBy Jewel Gopwani Rackharn Rep. Suzanne Owen accepted the Daily StaffReorter - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 7, 1999 - 3 A five-member committee composed * of Boston University students, faculty and administrators is scheduled to form this week to continue its alterations to the Fair Labor Association agreement un- versity of...…
…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 7, 1999 az £Iirbipn &dlg 420 Maynard Street HEATHER KAMINS Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editor in Chief daily.letters@umich.edu9 Edited and managed by JEFFREY KOSSEFF students at the DAVID WALLACE University of Michigan Editorial Page Editors 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 necessaril...…
… 0 Deanne Lundin will read her poetry at Shaman Drum. In her recently published collection, "The Ginseng Hunter's Notebook," Lundin observes different items and uses them to create poetry similar to a journal entry. 8 p.m. ax St O~w akl IRT tom. row in Daily Arts: The Best of Ann Arbor features readers' favor it places and activities here at the University. Aprl 7. 1 3 ! Dave Holland to perform at Bird 'Out-of-Towners' goes now;ere By...…
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…4 lATE CRIMES nued from Page 1 R"ilities, said E. Frederic Dennis, director of f1e University's Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs. 'The "federally protected activities" clause has ,"proven to be impractical and limited the ability of the statute," Correia said, adding that these activities include going to school or traveling along a highway. The law was first enacted in 1968 - a time when "certain kinds of activities 0...…
… 4coreboard . MAJOR LEAGUE HOUSTON 4, BASEBALL Chicago Cubs 2 TEXAS 6. NBA Detroit . BASKETBALL N.Y. METS 12, Orlando 81, Florida 3 NEW YORK 72 San Diego 4, Miami 92, COLORADO 3 TORONTO 70 San Francisco 7, PHILDELPHIA 95, CINCINNATI 6 Minnesota 87 Golden State at HOUSTON, inc. NHL HOCKEY CAROLINA 4, New Jersey 2 Buffalo 4, N.Y. ISLANDERS 3 San Jose at PHOENIX, inc. SPORTSjgai ~a~ Tracking 'M' teams The Michigan men's tennis team goes to Eas...…
… SMAC attack continues for Blue FALCONS Continued from Page 8 "I didn't pitch well at all," Young said. "It was probably my worst out- ing of the season." Young gained the win, though, because the Wolverines' bats lit up escoreboard in the fifth inning. Robbie Reid slugged his first career home run which scored two of the five Michigan runs in the fifth inning. The team added two more runs to complete their run of seven unanswered. Bryan Crans...…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 7, 1999 WAR IN Kosovo 0 Turmoil in the Balkans Team begins. inve stigations of war crimes. Los Angeles Times MORINE, Albania - Some crimes alleged to be taking place in Serbia's Kosovo province are horrific: mutila- tions, parents killed before their chil- dren's eyes, a 2-year-old girl burned alive. Then there are the more common, if numbing, acts - nearly half a million people forced from th...…
