…Thursday, February 9, 2006 News 2A Three college students arrested for setting Ala. church fires NORTHARD BOUND: EXPANS.N PANS FR SOH CAMPUS .1LhE STATEMENT r~r i lOli Opinion 4A Chris Zbrozek demands monarchy Arts 5A Students bring digital art to Duderstadt One-hundredfifteen years of editorialfreedom www.mic/kandaily.com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXV, No. 87 ©2006 The Michigan Daily Plans to expand Entr6e Plus stalled " LSA-SG hopes to ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 2006 NATION/WORLD Students arrested for church fires GUANTANAMO BAY Volunteer lawyers represent prisoners Fires struck nine Alabama churches last month; suspects say it started as a joke BIRMINGHAM Ala. (AP) - Three college students, including two aspiring actors known around campus as pranksters, were arrested yesterday in a string of nine church fires that spread fear across Ala- bama last mo...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 2006 - 3A ON CAMPUS Comedy skits about college life to be performed The University Unions Arts and Pro- grams is sponsoring a series of comedic skits about various aspects of college life. The event will be held at Michigan League today at 8:30. Admission is free. 'Control Room' to be shown at Lane Hall The Center for Middle Eastern and North African studies will be sponsor a viewing of the film...…
…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 2006 /PN UPINION a brefa d ,& 143 w i1J NOTABLE STEPHEN BUSCH L.DSR:APER QUOTABLE DONN M. FRESARD EMILY BEAM ASHLEY DINGES H Editor in Chief CHRISTOPHER ZBROZEK Managing Editor Editorial Page Editors EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT* 1 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SINCE 1890 My profile 420 MAYNARD STREET on these is ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 onth'suspects tothedaily@michigandaily.com shot all to heck and b...…
…Thursday March 9, 2006 arts. michigandaily. com artspage@michigandaily.com RTSe iCigt i t 5A . . . . . . . . . THE TOP OF POP MEDIA BLITZ THE OSCAR EDITION BECAUSE, NO, WE STILL HAVEN'T GOTTEN OVER THEM Hot celebrity moms - Jennifer Garner almost slipped because of her sudden "ballast" that accompanies the wonderful state of - how did the Victorians say it? - being with child. And even the full-fledged, experienced mom, the ever-dazzling...…
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… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 2006 - 7A ENTREE Continued from page 1A parison because its campus is not as integrated into the community as Michigan's. "We should look at a campus more like ours," Siegel said. Other schools' solutions to the possible loss of revenue include the creation of a small flat rate or percentage charge to businesses that use entree plus, Madoff said. According to Madoff, schools like Michigan State h...…
…8A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 2006 ARTS Worn soundtrack provides bland emo The last thing people think of when it comes to Seattle is music. The Pacific city is known for high suicide rates, Blue Ray Allen and the Space Needle. Scholars But in the early.'90s, they intro- duced the world to grunge music Blue Scholars with Nirvana's explosion/anthem Self-Released "Smells Like Teen Spirit." Around that same time, Seattle introd...…
…Thursday March 9, 2006 sports. michigandaily.com sports@michigandaily.com Ujeb Sdigrhan &i iI SPO RTrS 9A 9A P ROCRASTINATION STATION MINNESOTA 94. MICHIGAN 86 The men's basketball beat decided to take a page out of the football writers' book and play today's matchup a day early. Is it a bad omen for Michigan's NCAA Tournament hopes? We'll now find out. * Play of the game - With less than a minute to go, Minnesota PG #24 missed a free thr...…
…10A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 2006 Paid Advertisement 0 Open Letter Regarding The Coca-Cola Company's Commitment to Labor Rights As someone who has devoted my career to labor issues, I share the concerns of student activists regarding labor conditions around the world. Through my work , with the United Nations International Labor Organization, I have seen firsthand the manifold difference it makes in the lives of individuals, f...…
…0 0 NORTH CAMPUS Continued from page 9B Monorail, Monorail here are always new ideas spring- ing up as to how to avoid the iso- lation that North Campus can exude. In 1998, Kelbaugh and Bob Beckley, his predecessor as dean, co-taught a studio to explore pos- sibilities for constructing, of all things, a monorail connecting Central Campus or the Medical Campus to North. At first, con- sidering that the development of Central Campus is all b...…
… 0 0 , r 3B The Daily Dish Clayton Lewis preserves historical graphics at the Clements Library. 4B Literary Community Karl Pohrt fights for the community in the face of growing corporate cor petition 5B In My Own Words Lloyd Cargo shows off his c lectic musc taste every Wednesday on WCBN. 6B Northern Exposure A monorail is just one of the possible plans to further develop North Carnpus 1OB Media Column Kristin MacDonald examines the diff...…
…! ! w w 0 Celebrity role playing: character vs. caricature TH-E DAILY DISH Everyone's a Critic I Media Column By Kristin MacDonald Preserver of Clayton Lewis, Curator of Graphics at ti By Kate i nternet ads for the Oscars took a blatantly star-oriented spin this year. "Heath vs. Philip!" blared one, flashing a photo- shpped image of cowboy-hatted Heath Ledger glaring down a meekly spectacled Philip Sey- mour Hoffman. Though it perhap...…
…w 7W U Cultivating a community Bookseller takes citizenship seriously By Melissa Runstrom / Daily Staff Writer vey year, on the first day of glasses, the workers dress in -_drag in honor of a Shaman Dru m employee who died from AIDS (and in his youth had a penchant for dressing in drag). The current staff- ers at the bookshop dress up to dish out information about safe sex and raise AIDS awareness. "It is a way of remembering this man and ...…
…0 0 "What I encouraged the students to do, what I felt was lack- ing in the discussions about North Campus was a solid idea of what kind of environment it was or should be," she says. Each group had its own idea. The first group felt that North Campus should stick to the original plan by Saarinen, which had lots of open space, was tailored for automobile use and had a classically modern feel. The second group thought that North Campus should...…
…" 0 0 0 0 0 " .0 PHOTOS BY ANGELA CESERE AND STEVEN TAI/Daily ABOVE: Students walk the four-story spiral staircase at the new Computer Science building. RIGHT: North Campus houses the schools of Art and Design, Architecture and Urban Planning, Engineering and Music. BOTTOM: The botanical hallway of the EECS n 1950, the Board of Regents purchased a few hundred acres of land located north of the Huron River near the Medical Campus. The land, ...…
