Pnge 'fen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 26, 1976 Prq enTEMIHGN AL EXOTIC CULTURAL DELICACIES DISPLAYS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MARCH 26 - 28 Fri.: 6 p.m.- 1I p.m., Sat.: 11 o.m.-1 1 p.m. Sunday: Noon-6 p.m. COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 401 North' Division, Ann Arbor ADMISSION: Adults $1.00: Children 50c VARIETY SHOW: Adults 50c; Children FREE Tickets can be purchased at the door or the International Center-764-9310. INTERVIEWS will be held on SUNDAY, March 28 from 11-1 and 2-5 p.m. for the CENTRAL STUDENT JUDICIARY Sign up today at MSA offices, 3909 Michigan Union. Dr. Paul C. Uslan OPTOMETRIST Visual Examinations Full Contact Lens Service Optical Lab 545 CHURCH, 769-1222 I Open till 1 a.m. BOWLGi BILLIARDS and PINBALL at THE UNION 'U' Regents, officials give impressions after China visit (Continued from Page 1) poster. 1 Though the briefing was rou- three to nine months of train- "We were told that the ideal tine, "We were squirming in our ing and is then sent to a rural age for marriage was about 23 seats," said Power, the fact area. He can recognize the or 24," said Power. "We press- that it took place at all was symptoms of common diseases, ed the question: what if some- significant. knows the basics on health one decided to do things dif- policy and family planning, and ferently? The answer: the ques- can use acupuncture, herbs and tion would probably never arise some Western drugs. He also because of peer pressure to con- serves as the access point for form to the norm. entry into the higher levels of the health care system. "THE DIFFERENCE," said HELLER SAID he was im- is organized and to one end." pressed with both the doctors That end has been admirably and the pharmacies. "If it real- reached - China's petty crime ly works, it's very significant. rate is exceptionally low.1I Most developing countries don't The group had the opportun- even have medical care avail- ity to meet two Chinese judges. able." There have been few meetings (Continued from Page 2) Members of the delegation with judges over the years, and TO DEAL with "police sub- were asked not to take pictures Prof. Whitmore Gray of the version" in the future, Ogles- of airports, military installa- University law faculty called by suggests "defining specific tions, or political wall posters. the meetings "a privilege." rules of democratic procedure One member of the group was In addition, the entire delega- and following them." reprimanded by the Chinese in tion met Liu Kai-feng, China's Haber states, "The system Shanghai for photographing a Assistant Minister of Education. doesn't hold anymore, and now is the tame to begin to shave All are encouraged to apply. 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RSG funded a Housing Office last sum- Employment Advocate for Rackham which helps mer with up-to-date lists of available housing students find part-time jobs. units in the Ann Arbor area. CAREER PLANNING. RSG co-sponsors the annual If RSG can do all this with just 50c a semester, NoAce miceNJob-Hunting Conference for grad- imagine how much BETTER RSG can serve gra- N-Acastdem Jb ntduate students if the fee assessment is in- uate students. creased. RSG activities will then expand into these areas: NON-ACADEMIC JOB PLACEMENT. As a direct result of ORIENTATION AND HOUSING. RSG wants to establish a RSG's influence, the university has agreed to establish a permanent Orientation and Housing Office to meet the Graduate Non-Academic Counseling Service in connection special needs of incoming graduate students. Reliable, up- with the Offic of Career Planning and Plalcement and the to-date information woulud be supplied to graduate stu- Rockham School, beginning July 1 st. 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