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Students
will learn
to make
nuclear
bombs

He described his course yesterday
as a technical course geared for non-
technical students and will include in-
struction on how a nuclear bomb is
made. He said, however, that he doub-
ts his students will actually build bom-
bs.
"I could stand in front of a class and
tell you how to construct an
automobile," he said as an example.
"You could understand how to build
an automobile, but you would have to
find the parts" and have the technical
skill.
AIR FORCE Lt. Col. Don Brownlee,
a Defense Department spokesman in
Washington, said his agency had no
comment on the course. He said
department officials hadn't seen a
course outline or discussed the course
with Morrison.
Morrison, 47, said even if a person
taking his class mastered the
technical knowledge, construction of
a nuclear bomb would still remain dif-
ficult. He said supplies of plutonium
are closely guarded, and without

plutonium a bomb won't work.
Morrison, who earned a doctorate in
nuclear physics at Yale University,
said he volunteered to develop the
course after university ad-
ministrators cited a need to teach the
public more about the nuclear arms
race.
"The arms race is becoming
progressively more dangerous," he
said. "Scientists must start to inform
the public so we can get a discussion
going."
"Progressive" magazine published
a blueprint for an atom bomb in 1979
based on the research of Norwalk
resident John Aristotle Phillip, who
was then a student at Princeton
University.
Morrison said Phillip's article was
very technical, and his course won't
be that involved. The professor said it
was the technical aspects of Phillip's
article that raised concerns of defense
officials.
The course will be a three-credit
course, with classes beginning Jan.
20. It will be open to students and the
public at the private college based in
West Haven.

Students blast ed. school cuts

By ERIC MATTSON
Two School of Education students
yesterday told the Board of Regents,
that recent budget cuts have crippled
the school and that students aren't
getting what they pay for.
During the regents' public commen-
ts session, Laurie Miller, an eduation
school junior, said she decided to
enroll in the school because she was
dissatisfied with the education she
had gotten in junior high and high
school, and wanted to help improve
the grade school system. But now, she
said, the reallocation of funds from
the School of Education to high
priority areas has severely curtailed
the quality of the school.
"WE'RE NOT getting the experien-
ce, and our needs are not being met,"
Miller said.
Miller said other students have told
her that they plan to go into teaching,
but she encouragestthem to get their
teaching certificates elsewhere. "My
initial response is, 'Don't go here ...
you're not going to get your money's

worth,' " she said.
"I don't feel this school is preparing
me for this profession at all," she
said.
THE SCHOOL of Education was one
of three units whose budgets were
slashed when administrators decided
to reallocate $20 million within the
University over a five-year period.
The education school lost 40 percent of
its funds, and it has been trying to
rebuild ever since.
Miller said the University ignored
its responsibility to serve the people of
the state because the public expects
the University to train people to
become teachers.
"In the long run," she said, "I
think we end up cheating ourselves."
TOM MARX, another student in the
School of Education, said the Univer-
sity has "no more important fun-
ction" than teaching teachers.
Miller and Marx were supported by
a petition signed by about 80 percent
of education school students.
Also at yesterday's public commen-
ts session, two student leaders urged

the regents to declare Martin Luther
King Jr.'s birthday a University
holiday and excuse students, faculty,"
and staff from going to work or class.
Lawrence Norris, chairman of the
minority affairs committee for the
Michigan Student assembly, and John
Gibson, an official of the black Law
Students Association, said Jan. 20
should be set aside to commemorate
King's work.
Norris said King's birthday, which
will be a national holiday starting
next year, must avoid the "crude
commercialization" of other holidays.
Citing King's famous "I Have a
Dream" speech, Norris said,
"January 20 affords us all an oppor-
tunity to think about how to turn that
dream into reality."

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FOR SALE

MONZA SPYDER '79-4spd, sun/rf, am-fm cass,
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GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 (U repair).
Also delinquent tax property. Call 805-687-6000
Ext. GH-10152 for information. 39B0131
DESPERATE! I've moved, I have to sell my
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COLLECT. 57B1202
'78 FIESTA. Runs Great. Many new parts.
$1100. Brian 994-5967. 63B1121
ALICE LLOYD LEASE for sale. Winter term.
Female single. Call Sarah at 764-4961. (keep
trying). 46B1127
IBMXT, IBMAT your best value. Hardware and
software. Call today 761-7583. 52B1120
BURSLEY LEASE for sale for Winter term.
Call Jill, after 7:00p.m. 763-3824. 03B1115
'76 FORD CAPRI - $1450-OBO. California car,
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1980 MAZDA RX-7. 5-speed, great condition.
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MARKLEY - Male double, 2 leases for sale
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JEEPS, CARS, Trucks $100, now available in
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20B1118
LEICAcl, 90mm, 40mm: $390; Olympus 135mm;
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'76 MUSTANG, Excellent Condition $1600 Must
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FOR SALE: Man's 10-speed Raleigh Grand Prix.
$110.484-4057. 97B1115
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Household items, furniture, jewelry, vin-
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TAKE OVER MY LEASE from Dec. 31-
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TWO BEDROOM Lake Front completely
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1-284-9805. 25C1115
NEED MALE ROOMMATE - January thru
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2-BEDROOM Apt. Jan-Aug lease, near IM
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WINTER SUBLET available - Jan.-May lease.
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Nov. 10 -16.
Sun.-Sisterhood Day-S. Kappa Bingo, 7:30 p.m.
Lollipop Sales throughout the week-proceeds
to Alzheimer's Disease.
Mon,-Campus Day-In the fishbowl, 9:45a.m.
Special Founders' Day Celebration at 5:30 p.m.
All alumni welcome. Please RSVP if attending.
Tues.-Greek Day-Sigma Kappa is hosting a
Panhellenic Meeting.
Thurs.-Community Day-Red Cross Blood
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Fri.-Gerontology Day-Songfest for the senior
citizens at Arbor Care, 2106 Camelot, 7:00 p.m.
Sat.-Pledge Project-Senior citizens' luncheon
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are a senior involved in peculiar or fascinating
activities we might want to write about you in
the 1986 MICHIGAN YEARBOOK. Contact Pam
764-0561. 56F1119
MIX-INS. Pop, juice, candy, gum, munchies and
everything you need from the drugstore. Village
Apothecary. 1112 S. University. cFct
ADOPTION: Caring, accomplished woman
(Ph.D.-public health) hopes to adopt infant. Offers
loving, stimulating, stable home; excellent
education; supportive family and friends. Will
pay all expenses legally permitted. Call
301-530-9180 collect. 43F1211
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as subjects in drug research studies. Monetary
compensation is provided to research volunteers.
For further information call Mrs. S. Moran, RN,
Research Volunteer Coordinator, (8 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Mon. Fri.), 996-7051. 49F1120
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relaxation, guided imagery, creative movement.
Selections played for your convenience. Also
featuring subliminal study, weight loss, sleep, &
other self help tapes. Earth Wisdom Music
314 E. Liberty (inside Seva) 769-0969. cF12ll
SEPARATED? DIVORCED? Weekend
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ages. November 22-24. $35.00 registration plus
sliding-scale professional fee. Bob Blood, PhD,
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DEPARTMENT OF
ROMANCE LANGUAGES
DEPARTMENT OF
GERMANIC STUDIES
announce
Informational meetings for Junior/Senior Year
in France at the Universite de Provence and
Germany, at Freiburg.
Earn in-residence credit in your concentration
or electives at a major European Univer-
sity. Financial aid is available. Proficiency in
French or German required.
The meetings:
Aix-en-Provence 7:00p.m. 2225Angell
Wednesday, November20
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Thursday, November 21
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WITH THE POET
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Friday, November 15,
3050 Frieze Building
12:00 (in English)
Friday, November 15,
W. Conference Rm,
Rackham 8:30p.m.
(in Hebrew)
THE PUBLIC
IS INVITED
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TYPING - Computer spell checking. Fast.
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GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,040 - $59,230/yr. Now
hiring. Call 1-805-687-6000 Ext. R-10152 for current
federal list. 95H1115
HELP! MATH/STATS 425 tutor needed
immediately. Call 668-7255, ask for Sandra.
59H1121
UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANT needed for
research in psychology laboratory. Minimum
5 - 10 hrs/wk. starting immediately, continuing
through Winter term.AProgramming skills in
FORTRAN and PASCAL are essential.
Psychology background helpful. For more
information call 763-8135 or come to 1210
E. Eng. Bldg. 09H1115
AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Reservationist,
stewardesses and ground crew position.
1-619-565-1657 for details. 24 hours. 23H1115
PHOTOGRAPHER NEEDED to shoot B/W
photos and tint them. Call Annie 764-7909. 68H1115
WAITPERSON full or part-time experienced.
Inquire at Old German Restaurant 120 West
Washington. 662-0737. 70H1118
WANTED STUDENTS: Are you tired of working
in pizza parlors and cafeterias? Earn $$$ in
your spare time and enjoy college! Call
455-6390. 16H1115
ON-CAMPUS secretary position with a computer
firm, 10-20 hours per week. Salary $5/hour. Call
761-7583. 51H1120
TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS wanted. Call
761-5343, 3-5 p.m. 99H1120
THE MICHIGAN DAILY is seeking energetic,
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entry-level positions in classified and display
advertising sales, layout, and finance. Interested
applicants should contact Dawn Willacker in
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Responsibilities include preceptor of student
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program, employee health program, assist with
coordination of community geriatric health
planning. Excellent fringe benefits. Apply to:
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E. Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, MI 49017
E.O.E. 40H1119
CHEMIST - Bench Technician. B.S. in
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2-5 years experience with immunoassays
required. Full-time position in applied research
for immunodiagnostics with established
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Manager, Neogen Corporation, 620 Lesher Place,
Lansing, MI 48912-1509. 42H1119
SECRETARIES WANTED: Part-time/full-time.
Come to 1215 Prospect, M-F,10-6. 19H1115
A YEAR IN NEW YORK. Au-Pair-nanny for
three year old boy. Own room and bath and
good salary. 45 minutes from Manhattan.
Non-smoker with excellent references, who likes
children. Please call collect, after 8 p.m.
Mrs. Schuman, (201) 376-6391. 14H1121
LOCAL MUSEUM NEEDS strong, reliable,
honest student for janitorial work and light
maintenance of exhibits - 10 or more
hours/week. Call 995-5439. References required.
54H1120
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$754100. Volunteers needed to test medication for
facial acne. Office visits and medication are
provided free to eligible participants. You must
have moderately severe acne (12 pimples or
more). $75-$100 paid at the successful completion
of the 12-14 week studies. Call UM Department of
Dermatology Research 763-5519, M-F, 9-4, for
further details. 53H1211
ANTI-VIOLENCE VOLUNTEERS
Center for Non-ViolenceEducation seeking
full-time staff. Lodging, $150/mo., hiealth
coverage. Public interest group developing
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AVAILABLE: 1 Ohio State ticket, Section 26.
Call 665-6686. NCQ1121
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WANTED: OSU football tickets and blue tier
basketball tickets. Price no object. 994-0145.
93Q1126
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668-1926. 34Q1118
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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Trude Michel Jaffe

FOR SALE - Round trip ticket from Detroit
to New York (LAGUARDIA) Thanksgiving break
$142. 663-0999. 60K1118
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'73 Pontiac, Reliable! 84,000, AM/FM only $550.
Call 764-1587 persistently. NCK1115
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February 22 - March 1. COMPLETE TRAVEL.
761-6500. cK1211
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sionist
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household god
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location
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formerly
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reply
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sphere
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Packard - ideal location. Heat and water
included. Available mid-December. Call Barbara
996-5638. 55S1120
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one bedroom apartment. Parking, fireplace,
laundry, two blocks from campus on Church.
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First lesson complimentary. 994-0371.
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