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Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 3564 Administration Bldg. be- fore 2 p.m. of the day preceding publication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. General Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only, Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. For more information call 764-9270. SUNDAY, MARCH 10 Day Calendar School of Music Recital-Trombone Students: School of Music Recital Hall, 2:30 p.m. Center for Programmed Learning for Business-"Worshop for Programmers" Michigan Union, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Cinema Guild-"Sixth Ann Arbor Film Festival": Architecture Auditor- ium, 7:00 and 9:05 p.m. School of Music Degree Recital - Sara Lee Tajer, Flute: School of Music Recital Hall, 8:30 p.m. Events Monday Monday, March 11 Centered for Programmed Learning for Business-"Worshop for Program- ers": Michigan Union, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.- Department of Zoology Lecture - Dr. Ingrid Waldron, Physiological Lab- oratory, Cambridge University, Eng- land, "Neural Control of Locus Flight": 1139 Natural Science Building, 10:00 a.m. Inauguration of Robben W. Fleming will be held on Monday, March 11, 1968, in Hill Auditorium at 3:00 p.m. The Vice President for Academic Af- fairs has urged deans and faculty to co-operate in permitting student par- ticipation, by dismissing classes, with the exception of clinics, labs, and other meetings not readily rescheduled, after 12:00 noon. Tickets are available on a first compe, first served basis, at first floor the information desk of the Administration Bldg., upon presentation of an identification card. Tickets are limited to two per person. Department of Architecture, City Planning Program - Nathan Grund- stein, Director, Graduate Program in Public Management Science, Western Reserve University, "New Patterns for Relationships Between Urban Plan- ning and Urban Management": Aud- itorium B, Angell Hall, 4:00 p.m. Professional Theatre Program - Ush- er sign up for all performances of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" to be pre- sented April 1-6, by the Stratford Na- tional Theatre of Canada) will begin March 11, Monday at professional 0 Theatre Program offices in the Men- delssohn Theatre. General Noticees Center for Near Eastern and North African Studies Lecture-David Ayalon, Professor of the History of Islamic Peoples, Hebrew University, Jerusa- lem, "The Mamluk Military and the City," Tuesday, March 12, 35 Angell Hall, 4:10 p.m. The Michigan Chapter of the Society of the Sigma XI announces the DIN- NER FOR INITIATES, Ball Room, Michigan League, Wed., March 13, 6;30 p.m. The dinner will be followed by a Sigma Xi Lecture, "Innovation and De- cision Making," to be delivered by Dr. Norman R. F. Maler, Professor of Psy- chology, UM Dept. of Psych., 8:00 p.m., OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Non-banquet- ers are invited. Registration deadline March 8. Linguistics Club presents Professor Joshua A. Fishman of Yeshiva Uni- versity who will speak on "Bilingualism in Sociolinguistic Perspective," Audi- torium C, Angell Hall, on Wednesday, March 13, 1968, 8:00 p.m. Latin American Program of Folklore -Songs and Music, faculty and stu- dents playing and singing together (guitar, percussion, ensemble, piano duet). Wednesday, March 13, School of Music Recital Hall, 8:30 p.m. The Summer Program of Graduate Student Research Grant is now open for competition. In preparing the application, the stu- dent should present a clear statement concerning the nature of his research problems and the estimated cost of the specific items of expenditure. The ap- plication should be accompanied by a supporting letter from the Chairman of his doctoral committee. For information and proposal guide- lines, please contact Mr. Toombs or Mrs. Anderson at Room 1014 Rackham. THE DEADLINE IS MARCH 29. Careers for Crisis - An Ecumenical Conference on Contemporary Ministry for Students from 35 Midwestern State Colleges and Universities-April 19-21 at the Circle Campus, University of Ill., Chicago. For students interested in the challenge of the ministry today. Sponsored by National Council of Churches and eleven Chicago area the- ological schools. For further informa- tion contact Mr. Lloyd Putnam, Office of Religious Affairs, 2282 SAB, 764- 7442. The Martha Cook Building will be open for the Spring Half-Term (April 29-June 21). Any University woman may apply. Please telephone 769-3290 for information. Placement GENERAL DIVISION ANNOUNCEMENT FSEE applications for next exam are due Wed., March 13. Test on April 10. Placement Interviews in General Divi- sion, appts. may be made before 4:00 day preceding visit, call 764-7460 for appts. MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York City.-Men. All day. Any degree in any discipline for College Repre- sentatives, inside and territorial pro- motion of books and eliciting manu- scripts from those professors called on, not taking of orders. Editorial positions also. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1968 Department of Commerce, Domestic and International Business, Wash. D.C. -Men and women. All day. BA/MA/PhD in Econ. and business curriculums for Foreign Trade, Mgmt. Trng., Mktg. Res., Publ. Admin., and Stat. (Will take appts. for summer positions after permanent applicants have signed up). IBM World Trade Corporation, New York City. Men and women. All day. Only citizens of the listed countries (no U.S.A. Citizens): Austrilia, Aus- tria, Belgium, Bahamas, Denmark, Fin- land, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Ja- maica, J apan Near East Countries, Netherlands, Portugal, South Africa, Switzerland, Trinidad, Turkey, United Kingdom, and Venezuela. All degree levels in Econ., Math., Physics, Chem., Engr., Business Admin. for EDP, Sales (inside), Data Processing Mktg. Rep. and Systems Engineers. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Ann Arbor,-Men. All day. BA econ and psych for Mgmt Trng. and Territorial Sales. Defense Supply Agency, Detroit, Mich. Men and women. Afternoon only BA Econ., Educ., Engl., For. Languages, Gen. Lib. Arts, Hist., Journ., Saw, Poli. Sci. and Bus. Admin. for trainees in Industrial Security work, contacting mgmt. of industry for periodic inspec- tion of security protection of defense information. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1968 Sears, Roebuck and Company, Chica- go, Ill.-Men and women, all day. BA Econ., Engl., Gen. Lib. Arts, Math, Chem., Geol., and other degrees in oth- er majors for EDP, MGMT. Trng., Merchandising, EDP work i sin Chicago, other positions in 12 midwestern states. Specify which sort of position you wish to interview for. THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1968 Special Services Section, Dept. of the Army, Wash. D.C., locations in Europe, Korea, and Vietnam. Men and women. All day. Degrees in recreation, music, art, dramatics, social sciences, crafts, art education, fine arts, industrial arts, theatre arts, physical education for Recreation Specialists and library po- sitions. Art Associates, Cambridge, Mass.- Men and Women. All day. All degree levels in Econ., Soc., Applied Math, Psych., Urban Studies, Environmental Studies for Economic Development An- alyst, Social Systems Analyst, Opera- tions Analyst, and Curriculum Devel- opment. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 Army Special Services, see Thursday, March 21 listing above for further in- formation. Michigan Civil Service Commission, Lansing, Mich.-Men and women, all day. All degree levels in all fields for banking, bioolgy, botany, zoology, car- tography, EDP, Insurance, Library, Mgmt. Trng., Mktg. Res., Merchan- dising, Personnel, Production, Publ. Admin., Publ. Relations, Purchasing,! Recreations, Secretarial, Social Wk., Stat, Gen. and Technical Writing. SUMMER PLACEMENT SERVICE, 212 S.A.B., Lower Level INTERVIEW MARCH 13, 1968 Camp Takona, and Camp Ai-Gon- Quin, Girls and Ann Arbor YM-YWCA camps-10-5. Resident Camp Director, 26 or over, Program director, 25 or over, instructors in campcraft, tennis, canoeing, riding, riflery, waterfront and nurse positions. Also interviewing on March 20. EDUCATION DIVISION The following schools will interview at the bureau during the week of March 18th: MONDAY, MARCH 18 Livonia, Mich.-Fields not listed. Rochester, Mich.-Fields not listed. St. Clair, Mich. (E. China P.S.) - Elem.-art, GPE, Lib., Diag., Type A, Sp. Corr. Richmond, Calif.-Elem.,-Math, Mus -Inst. & Voc., Biol., Phys., Sp. Ed. Fairfield, Conn.-Elem.-Read, Span., Fr., Lib., Sp/Hear, Art, Voc., Inst., Psych-Exam. GPE, BPE, J.H. - Eng., S.S., Sci., Math, Psych. Exam., H.S.- Eng., Fr., Span., Math, Art. TUESDAY, MARCH 19 HOWELL, Mich. (Livingston County Schs.) - Sch. Diag/Psych., Type C Couns., Type C Couns Elem., Rem. Read., Phys. Hdcp. Sp. Ther., Soc. W., Type A. LINCOLN PARK, March. - Elem. - Voc., J.H. - GPE, Math, Sci., H.S. - Couns., Lib., Math, Bus., Sci., Psych. WAYNE, Mich. - Elem. - P.E., Art, Voc., H.S. - Eng., Bus., Math, Couns., Voc., Instr., Sci., Lib., I.A., Home & Fam. Liv. Sp. Ed. RICHMOND, Calif. - See fields list- ed on Monday March 18. MIAMI, Fla. (Dade County) - All PRINCETON, N.J. - Elem., J.H.- Elem. & Sec. fields. S.S., Sci., Math, P.E., H.S. - Math, Biol., Physics, S.S., Sch. Psych., LDS. TOLEDO, Ohio - Elem., J.H. - S. S., Eng., Art, Reading, Math, Sci., P.E., Mus., H.S. - S.S., I.A., Math, Eng., Sci., Bus. Ed., P.E., Art, Mus, Latin, Fr., Ger., Sino-Sov. Chinese, Health, H.E., Cosemetology, Vis. Im- paired, Lang. Disab., Neuro Handi., Capic., Dist. Ed., Journ., Lib., Sp. Ther., Rem. Read., Speech, Voc. Elec- tronics, Dirver Ed., Metal, Auto Mech. KENOSHA, Wisc. - All fields. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 BERKLEY, Mich. - Fields not list- ed. JACKSON, Mich. - Elem. K-6, Art, Voc., Strings., Lib., P.E., Rem. Read., Sec. 0 Lib., Sci., For. Lang., Sp. Ed., Math, Type Couns., Dr. Tr. PONTIAC, Mich. (Waterford Twp. Schs.) - Elem. - All, J.H. - Art, Eng., Bus., Math/Sci., Sp/Fren., I.A., GPE, Sp. Corr., Sch. Psych., M.R., H.S. - Art, H.E., Math, Sp/Jour., Phys., For. Lang., Eng. Sch. Soc. W. WEDNESDAY, MA DAVIS & LOS BANNOS, Calif. - Elem., Sp. Ed., Voc., Dist., Lib., Span., Math, Eng., GPE, J.H. Eng., Math/ Sci. S.S., H.S. - Biol., Art, Math, Fr., Span. GPE. TURLOCK, Calif. - Elem. K-6, Lib., Mus.,,Sp. Ed., J.H. - Math, Read, G.P.E., Eng., S.S., Fr., Span., Gen. Sci., EMR, Em. Dist., Slow Learn, H.S. - Eng, S.S., Art, Math, Phys. Sci., H.E., I.A., Fr., Couns. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Elem., Sec. - Biol., Chem., Phys., Math, S.S, Fr., Span., Ger., P.E. THURSDAY, MARCH 21 BATTLE CREEK, Mich. - Fields not listed. BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. - Fields not listed. MT. CLEMENS, Mich. (L'Anse Creuse Schs.) - Elem., Sp. Ther., V.T., I. A., Comm., Math, H.E., Art., Sp, Ed. WARREN WOODS, Mich - Elem. K-6. Inst., Voc., Art., H.S. - S.S., Eng., Math Sci., Bus., I.A., J.H. S.S./Eng., Math/Sci. WYANDOTTE, Mich, - Fields not listed. SACRAMENTO, Calif. - All fields elem., & Sec. EUCLID, Ohio, All fields. FRIDAY, MARCH 22 E. DETROIT, Mich. - Fields not list- ed. UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (Prince Geo. County) - Fields not listed YORKTOWN HGTS., N.Y. - Sp. Ed. only. CLEVELAND, Ohio (Cuyahoga Coun- ty Schs.) - Fields not listed. CLEVELAND, Ohio (Orange Sch. Dist. - Fields not listed. To make appointments cont Mrs. Shear 3200 S.A.B. 764-7459. SC The approval of the following stu- dent sponsored events becomes effect- ive after the publication of this notice. All publicity for these events must be withheld until the approval has become effective. Approval request forms for student sponsored events are available in Rooms 1001 and 1546 of the Student Activities Building. Army, Navy, Air Force ROTC - An- nual Tri-Service Military Ball-March 23, 1968 - 9-12 p.m. - Michigan League. Summary of action taken by Stu- dent Government Council at its meet- ing March 7, 1968. Approved: Seating of Ellen Heyboer as president of Panhellenic Assoc- iation. Approved: Seating of Daniel Mc- Creath as president of University Ac- Approved: That Panhellenic, Inter- house Assembly and Interfraternity Council be allowed to repaint their tivities Center. offices. Approved: That SGC recognize Na- tional Negro History Week Committee as a student organization. Approved: That SGC recognize U. of M. Conservative Union as a student organization. Approved: That SGC recognize Stu- dents for McCarthy as a studentt community organization. Approved: That SGC recognize the Seldon Society as a student organ- ization. Approved: To appoint Donald Tucker stitutional Convention and to author- ize him to set the date for the Con- vention (provided that date be not cation of the election results, to ob- more than ten days after the certifi- tain a room, to notify all delegates and other interested results, to ob- tain a room, to notify all delegates and other interested persons of the time and place at which the Convention until it elects a permanent chairman. Approved: To remove SHA subcom- mittee on the legal service from SHA and put the legal service under a full director of the legal service, appoint- ed by the Administrative Vice Presi- dent with the consent of Council for a term of one year beginning in March or September. Approved: Since wanton disregard of city and state ouilding regulations by certain owners and managers of a- partment buildings in Ann Arbor is established to protect the rights and a matter of public concern, and more privileges of all organizations. At no important, since there has been an ion interfere with the orderly and re- apparent reluctance or inability of time should any person or organizat- appropriate city officials to enforce sponsible discharge of another's free- these ordinances and statutes; and dom. At the same time, no group shall Since it is the apartment tenants be allowed to interfere with the oni- who must suffer the inconveniences going educational and operational pro- resulting from these code violations grams of the Univesrity. Inherent in and since students comprise the bl' this privilege is the responsibility for of Ann Arbor's apartment tenants, the self-adherence to these rules, as MOVE: That SGC address the SC w ell as their enforcement in the MOE htSCadesteSCFishbowl, Diag and WVorkshop areas. attorneys or other lawyers to investi- Fisbowi an s gate the possibility of instituting legal . Fishbo l Reg ations proceedings, in the form of a man- A. General damus action, against the city Build- 1. Use of the fishbowl is limited lo ing Inspector. the two student organization tables MOVE: That SGC appropriate funds and four display cases. (No wall pos- is such action is forthcoming and ters) encourage other student and private groups to contribute. Approved: Joint Judiciary Council Constitution (attached) Approved: Rules Covering the Use of the Fishbowl, Diag and Workshop (at- tached) To be continued tomorrow. RULES COVERING THE USE OF THE FISHBOWL, DIAG., and WORKSHOP Introduction: The privilege of using University facilities has been granted to recognize student organizations. In order to insure the orderly use of these facilities, certain rules have been 2. Non-student organizations using the fishbowl are subject to SOC stu- dent organization rules for the area. If SOC rules are violated non-student organizations are subject to the same disciplinary actions as are Student Organizations. 3. Sound equipment may not he used. 4. Student or student organizations campaigning prior to SGC elections may not use the fishbowl or any Al- pha Phi Omega facility except the diag. (Continued on Page 61 SECOND WARD REGISTERED VOTERS! MEET ANN ARBOR CITY COUNCILMAN JIM RIECKER ot BIMBO'S Tuesday Night, March 12, 7:30-9:00 FREE BEER Um Mark the Date Today ! FRIDAY, March 15 at 7:15 P.M. All Deli Housenicks are invited to a GALA PURIM CARNIVAL LUNCH, DINNER, SNACKS ALL DAY-Sunday, March 10 1429 Hill Street Literary School Steering Committee announces - Petitioning for Membership Pick up forms in 1220 Angell Hall Must be in by March 20th NAOMI FRANKLIN A Negro Who Has Been A Jew All Her Life Will Lecture On "A JEWISH NEGRO LOOKS AT NEGRO-JEWISH RELATIONS" Distinguished Faculty-Student Reactor Panel, Discussion Groups and General Session follows Special Sabbath Service 1429 Hill Street All Welcome 663-4129 II Il__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lt!'' -' i THINKING ALOUD .. . 7:30 TOMORROW NIGHT, THE UNION BALLROOM THINKING: THE SGC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ;.,