THE MICHIGAN DAILY
t uesday, February 25, 1969
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LSA curriculum unit
asks language oPtion
(Continued from Page 1) quirement? There is no expertise
"tYou have a mandate from the involved here."
student body to abolish the lan- "Theie is not a question of cre-
guage requirement," he said."You dentials," Gindin answered. "I
can't require anyone to go through don't think your point is ultima-
a learning experience. It is an im- tely answerable," he added.
possible educational task," he Chester then drew reprobation
added. from several committee members,
Eric Chester, Grad, also spoke including Gindin, by referring to*
to the committee in support of the committee's delegation of re-
abolition. sponsibility from the faculty as
"You have missed the drsift of "a political deal"
reality. What are your credentials A straw vote divided committee
for determining the language -,e- members along three lines:
- - - Those in favor of the re-
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{areersng physical sciences, and math.
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The Daily Official Bulletin is an Story with Jack Hamilton. Tuesday 7:301 Mail payments postmarked after due porary employment during summer mo,
official publication of the Univer- p.m. Tibor Serly - Musical Maverick - date, February 28, 1969, are late and you are required to work while on the
sity of Michigan for which The iast in a series about the little-known subject to penalty. job under the guideance of personnel
Michigan Daily assumes no editor- American composer, produced by Jerry Identify mail payment as tuition Iappointed, and during school will par-
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Room 3528 L.S.A. .Bldg., beforej Rackhamn Lecture Hall, conducted by --a(vail, at Post Office) to the address
2 p. m. of the day preceding Theo Aicantara, featuring tenor John . } in this announcement no later than
publication and by 2 p.m. Friday McCollum. Ter ign Vit ors Feb. 28 for the last test, given on
for Saturday and Sunday. General Wednesday 11:00 a.m Th e t March 29.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25
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Hlour repeated at 7 p.m.)Ed Burrows
hosts an hour of news and conversation The following individuals can be
about the arts and literature. Guest: reached through the Foreign Visitor Di-
Chief Koko-Ita and his talking drums. vision of the Visitor and Guest Rela-
Wednesday 1:00 p.m. Institute onl tions Office. Rooms 22-24, Michigan
MIan and Science - Albert Wilson, astro- Union. Telephone: 764-2148,
physicist. and Harold Williams, U. S. Miss Elizabeth Forn; Administrative
Army, respond to last week's address Secretary, Bi-National Center, San Jose.
by Paul Martin. Wednesday 4:45 p.m. Costa Rica. March 2-7.
Campus News, produced by speech de-
partment students. Wednesday 5 00
prn. The Press and World Affairs, with Doctoral Exas
Prof. Ben Yablonky. Wednesday 8:001
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Quiremen , Bureau of Industrial Relations Sem-P
K elley as s those in favor of "ameliora- iar: "Management of Managers, Pro-
tion", altering the requirement gram No. 82": North Campus Commons,
without allowing options in non- Admissions counseling for the Uni-d
t Vt language departmns. versity of Michigan, Dearborn Campus:
student-g s tt f courses in Campus f r e s h m e n and sophomores :
Continued from Page 1) other departments as a means of interested in co-operative educa-
,, isatisfying the requirement. tion programs in business admin-
iteration of present law." Members favoring substitution istration and engineering, and bache-
the law is changed," he added, "we kn ler- r's degree programs in liberal arts and f
andamelioration eventually mer- teacher certification should phone thel
are forced to administer it as ed to draft the majority report, admissions office, 764-7433, for an ap-
written." and those in favor of abolition be- pointment to meet with Mr. David Ro-
Some observers say that Kelley's came the minority faction. binson or Mr. Robert Vokac, admi-
opinon my "traiht-jcke" th Iions officers of the Dearborn Campus.'
opinion may 'straight-jacket" the A separate poll showed no mem- Recital: Wind instrument Depart-t
efforts of the state elections divi- ber favored retaining the present ment: School of Music Recital Hall,
sion to re-examine and possibly language requirement. 12:30 p.m.
liberalize established guidelines Teagmnfoaelrtin computer and Conmuiniilction Si-
r hs The argument for amelioration ences Lecture: Dr. William Rounds,
for registering student voters. centered on a proposal from Case-Western Reserve University, Cleve-
In a decision last August, Cir- Prof. Frank X. Braun of the Ger- land, Ohio. "Tree Rewriting Systems,"
cuit Court Judge James R. man department. Braun's p 1 a n 3:30,iLcture i on. om 3LCoffee
Breakey Jr. upheld this law in favored the pass-fail and two- Frontiers in Geology and Geophysics
denying voting privileges to three track systems, in addition to sev- Series: Robert F. Dill, American As-
University students. eral minor administrative changes "oiation of Petroleum Geologists-
whic wer evetualy in~rpoat Pleistocene Sea Levels and Contin-
Since that time, their case has which were eventually incorporat- ental Margin Sedimentation" at 4 p.m.
been pending before the state ed into the majority report. Room 1210 Chemistry Bldg.
pe Oe of those proposals states Summer Jobs. Attention Juniors and
appeals court. Seniors in Liberal Arts. Math, Comm.
John Bowers and Neil Hollen- i"that entering students be placed Sci., Business Administration, and En-
heplntiffs indsuiHaren-in the course indicated by a place-' gineering. Learn while you earn.
shed plaintiffs in th suit, are un- ent test and they shall receive Trainee positions open in many areas
sureof te efect f th Keley mn eit for the scoulrsce so the computer field. Come to in-
sure of the effect of the Kelley college credit for the course so formation meeting today, 4:00 p.m.
ruling on their cases but re-indicated, regardless of previous Room 25 Angell Hall.
mained optiistic, Hollenshed training.epartment of English Lecure: Mr.
said. Walter Clark, reading his poems: UGL
Multipurpose Room, 4:10 p.m.
Braun's ideas were added to a list The u-M Civil Liberties Board: Open
j J quote Of ed bo substitution proposals submit- meeting, Tues., Feb. 25, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
1~1SI. qu tetedby ssstat DanJames I.E.R. Agenda: 1. Minutes of Febary
h3; 2. Dionysus in '69; 3. U-M Bylaw on
Shaw invited speakers: 4. Anti-riot legisla-
draw s arrest However, before those favorg tion.
y amelioration merged with the Michigan Chamber Ensemble: Theo
io Alcantara, Conductor, john McCollus.
EastLansng athortieshavegroup proposing substitution, aI guest soloist: Rackham Lecture Hal,
East Lansing authorities have debate caught fire which broughts 8:00 p. 1L r
arrested the demonstrator whose out significant differences in megree Recital: Barbara Nssman,
allegedly obscene remark caused a opinion. piano: School of Music Recital Hall,
storm of controversy when it was Cohen, who never retired from 8:30 p.m.
quoted in the State News, Mich- his opposition to substitution, held
igan State University's newspaper. that study of a foreign language (,et ri o lies
Anthony S. Ladiner pleaded is "a unique experience" that can
guilty to "indecent and obscene not be replaced by courses in IRegents' Meeting: March 21. Con-
conduct," but received a suspended other academic disciplines. munications for consideration at this
sentence. The remark was made "Mathematics and logic can not ng somlate in theh President's
Feb. 11 at a rally in support of begin to give us the kind of 'grip' -
ousted MSU psychology professor on the world that language does," zoology seminar: Dr. Richard B.
Bertram Garskof. he said. Root, Dept. of Entomology, Cornell Un-
TAiversity, "The Structure and Stability
The State News was then cen- Associate Dean Alfred Sussman of a 'Plant-Arthropod Association",
sured by its advisory board for disagreed. He held there are cer- Wed., Feb. 26. Room 1400 Chem. Bldg.,
"a deplorable lack of editorial tain courses outside the language 4:00 p.m.
judgment." A number of state departments which involve the Broadcasting Seve: WUOM Rado
legislators also criticized the news- same kind of thinking that foreign B91.Mca.)sn a.m. to 11 p.m. daiy
paper, language courses do. Tuesday 1:00 p.m. Revolution: 20th
Century Phenomenon - "Korea and
Communism in the Far East", w I t h
se D aia s fe sAmbassador You-Chan Yang, Republic
of Korea. Tuesday 5:00 p.m. Ann Arbor
Report - City Council and municipal
affairs. Tuesday 5 15 p.m. U-M Feature
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aceounts, available in the career planning divi-
Payments may be made in person, or sion of placement services:
mailed to the Cashier's Office. 1015 1 Social workers and social service re-
L.S.&A. Building, before 4:30 p.m. on presentative positions: No testing, f i 1 e
February 28, 1969. form 171 and other supporting docu-
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