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L. S.
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AL ACKERMAN
JEFF LEWIN
Forward Party
for SGC
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MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
MONARCH STEAEO
HEADPHONE~S
MEMBERS AT LARGE
PETE PRAHAR
BARB RACKES
RICK RATN ER
* Increased student participation in Lit. College governance
" Revision of counselling service
" Expansion of bi-departmental majors to meet student needs
- Abolishment of language and distribution requirements
* Implementation of Student Assembly as provided for in L. S. & A. Con-
stitution
* Increase of independent and wo;k-study programs
" Faculty approval of prcposed Governance Committee
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RUSS GARLAND
0 OPEN ADMISSIONS. It is
clear that college admissions pol-
icies will remain inherently un-
just, no matter how closely they
adjust enrollment to conform to
minority group percentages in the
total population, until every per-
son who wants one is guaranteed
a quality college education, re-
Sgardless of his race, sex or eco-
nomic class. While the success of
such a program requires its adop-
tion by colleges across the nation,
it is time leading schools, such
as the University, assume the re-
sponsibility of beginning discus-
sion and finally implementing
open admissions, thus ending their
existence as institutions serving
only the white middle class. Fur-
thermore, the challenges to t h e
American educational system that
will be created by the acceptance
of open admission such as at
CCNY, are just what is needed to
shock our colleges out of the mid-
dle ages.
Meanwhile, efforts must be con-
tinued to promote the rights of
minovities within the present sys-
tem. Whatever happened to the
BAM demands? SGC must assure
that the administration bargains
in good faith and meets its com-
mittments.-
o 'U' FINANCED CONSTRUC-
TION OF LOW COST HOUSING.
Despite its approval in a student
referendum, the University has re-
fused to take any action on this
proposal. The 'U' must realize that
students are not to be brought
here simply to be exploited by
Ann Arbor landlords. It must ac-
cept the idea that all members
of the University community are
entitled to good, low costuhousing.
If the U" cannot reform private
housing it must build its own.
* TRIAL BY PEERS IN ALL
U' STUDENTgDISCIPLINARY
CASES. The Regents have con-
tinually ignoredtthis right and
thus passed another set of Interim
Rules this summer. These r u l e s
must be repealed and appropriate
policies enacted.
f STUDENT PARITY ON ALL
'U' ACADEMIC DECISION MAK-
ING BODIES. Students should be
allowed a say in the policies that
affect their educations for they
are the ones who can best judge
how effectively these policies are
meeting their needs. The faculty
must be forced to become more
involved with these policies and
the administration reduced to its
proper place as only a means of
implementing them.
* RESTRUCTURING OF THE
FACULTY TENURE SYSTEM.
Tenure has been used by the tradi-
tion-bound elites of many depart-
ments to get rid of unorthodox
professors with whom they dis-
agree. Tenure must be reorganized
into a system which judges t h e
competence of faculty members on
their ability to teach and which
allows students meaningful repre-
sentation in the decisions.
* AN END TO ALL 'U' SPON-
SORED CLASSIFIED AND WAR
RESEARCH. Killing/ people and
the ideals of'an institution s u p-
posedly devoted to serving human-
ity cannot be reconciled. War re-
search must end.
* STUDENT REVIEW BOARD
TO CONTROL ON-CAMPUS RE-
CRUITING .A board should be
created to review the policies of
all organizations recruiting on
campus to insure their meeting
standards set by the OSS Policy
Board and SGC. The board should
be empowered to decide which of
these organizations will be assess-
ed for the use of University facil-
ities.
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