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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Thursday, December 9, 1 976
Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 9, 1976
POETRY READING
Ford offered
visiting professorship
J ER I HOLIESTER
DOREEN
POLL
V I C OTTAT I
JEFF WINE
9-7:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, Dec.
(Continued from Page 1)
University President Ro
Fleming said Ford's accept
of a faculty appointment "
be a development which
Uni'versity of Michigan m
welcome, *and it has
brought to the attention o
President in an informal
It is our understanding
he does not wish at this
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obben Some faculty members do
tance not share Fleming's enthusiasm
would over the possibility of President
the Ford becoming Professor Ford.
would
been "A POLITICAL science fac-
f the ulty should be composed of pea-
way. ple who are scientifically com-
that petent," said political science
time Prof. David Singer. Singer sees
, but the offer as a "public rela-'
sug- tions decision rather than a
pedogogical one" and that the
News, move could "set a dangerous
riend precedent."
aying History Prof. David Bien also
nking has objections to the invitation.
alma Bien said his main concern was
moirs "how it's being paid for. I'd
i
to make any committments
that he will consider the
gestion at a later date."
Yesterday's Detroit N
however, quoted a close fr
of the President's as sa
"Ford is seriously thi
about returning to hisa
mater to work on his mer
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sity finds money so fast. I be-
lieve he (Ford) is a document.
I believe in buying documents
for the library, but I don't be-
lieve in hiring them to teach."
Literary college (LSA) Dean
Billy Frye defended the invita-
tion to Ford, and said that ques-j
tioning Ford's qualifications
showed a "pretty narrow-I
minded point of view."
"SOMEONE who has been
President of the 'United States
certainly has something to of-
fer to students," Frye con-
tinued. "I don't think the ques-
tion here is whether he has the
n or m a l credentials of a!
scholar."
Prof. Harold Jacobson, chair-
man of the Political Science
department, also defended the:
invitation. "He's spent his life
in what we study," he said.
Jacobson said that Ford wouldj
not be teaching classes on a
regular basis, in class every?
day and grading student's work.
Jacobson does not see the ad-
dition of Ford to the faculty as
a strain to University funds.
Ford's salary, according to'
Jacobson, would not be compe-j
titive with the rest of the fac-!
ulty's salaries.I
Jacobson, hopes that Ford,
will contribute to both graduate
and undergraduate courses on
the presidency and Congress.
He also mentioned the possi-:
bility of Ford working in the
University's Institute of Public
Policy.
Meanwhile, the New York
Daily News reported in its
Thursday edition that the Uni-
versity of Maryland-Baltimore
County is taking steps to offer
Ford the school's chancellor-
ship.
Dr. Lee Rornebeck, chairman
HOPWOOD ESSAY AWARDS:
All"male
roup must
eml
with law
{Continued from Patte 1)
N ine fi
By ROBB HOLMES
Nine students were at least
$50 richer after the Avery Hop-
wood and Jule Hopwood fresh-
man (sic) essay award contest
prizes were awarded yesterday.
The award ceremony, which
also featured Pulitzer prize
winning author Dr. Robert
Coles, drew about 100 people
into the Rackham Amphithe-
ater, and a total of $600 was
rosh get
divided up among the follow-
ing students:
* $100 each to first prize win-
ners Frederick Danaher and
Margaret Wong;
0 $75 apiece for second prize
winners Elaine Henderson and
Keith Richburg;
* $50 third prize awards went
to Jehan El-Bayoumi, Margar-
et Gergely, Cathy Kowaleski,
David Masello, and Mark Web-
f'md ? hand e
f 0 .. 60( , es, a1
knowi our fezzanine.
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of the university's search com- agreed to submit that proposal
mittee, has asked the university to Fleming and the other execu-
trustees to extend the deadline tive officers this week.
for applications for the post to Fleming and the vice-presi-
accommodate a possible Ford dents discussed the plan on
application, the paper said. Tuesday. The president, accord-
Also, the University of Vir- g to Johnson, wanted the plan
ginia has -reportedly sounded "tightened up "and recommend-
out the White House about the iedhtnedditional clause: that
possibility of Ford becomingMed an additacase that
a resident dean at it Charlottes- Michigamua write a charter that
ville, .Va. campus, the News declares it does not discrimin-
said. ate by race. This provision
would attempt to placate charg-
es that the Tribe excludes Na-
tive Americans from member-
ship.
The executive officers agreed
0 that Johnson would set up a
r iz committee composed of himself,
a member of his Student Ser-
vices office, and an- MSA mem-
ster. ber to decide once and for all
COLES GAVE a brief con- if the Tribe is a social frater-
gratulations to the winners and nity or an honorary society.
then read 10 pages from his
latest book, The Old Ones of IF THE TRIBE accepts the
New Mexico. Coles is a social plan, and if Johnson's commit-
psychiatrist who won the 1973 tee agrees it is a social group,
Pulitzer Prize for two volumes then Michigamua may stay on
of his series, Children of Crisis. campus provided it pays for the
Professor Robert Martin of use of the Union room.
the Department of Humanities If the Tribe rejects the plan,
presented the awards on be- or if Johnson calls it an hon-
half of the Hopwood Commit- orary, it will probably be forced
tee. to leave - a move many mem-
To qualify for the contest, be's feel would destroy its cru-
entrants had to be enrolled in cial tie to the University and to
a freshperson composition University tradition.
course as full-time students in The University will make what
the University. Johnson called a "progress re-
The Freshman essay contest port" by January 1 with the
is part of the Hopwood Awards 'Dept. of Health, Education, and
for various kinds of English. Welfare (HEW), which enforces
composition. The prize money Title IX and has requested a
is provided for in the will of University investigation of
University alumnus Avery Michigamua. The Tribe must
Hopwood. respond to the revised proposal
within the' first' two weeks of
the winter term.
MICHIGAMUA members re-
acted with caution to the pro-
Sified s posal last night.
"It's a lot better than get-
ting kicked out," said John
Hennessey, a starting defensive
tackle, for Bo Schembechler.
"We're a part of Michigan and
we hate to leave it."
"I'm satisfied with it. I'm just
sick of talking about it," said
Daily finance manager David
Harlan. "The sentiment was
that we just didn't want to be
forced (to comply with the Uni-
versity's decision.) People Were
Dan Aykroyd worried that it would ruin what
John Belusfti Michigamua meant to them if
Chevy Chase we were forced."
J C nPersons present at last week's
meeting between Tribe and Uni-
Garrett Morris versity representatives said the
Laraine Newman Michigamua spokesmen cleariy
Gilda Radner opposed admission of women.
However, several members and
numerous alumni members said
they favor admitting women into
the Tribe.
The Title IX complainants,
Amy Blumenthal and Anita Ta-
nay, were unavailable for com-
st ment last night.
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