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Code debate begins semester with end in sight

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administration proposal contained lit-
tle changes, the second proposal con-
tained little changes, the second
proposal contained greater changes
because it received more input - in-
cluding from the Civil Liberties Union
=in forming it.
DESPITE THE concessions,
students remained opposed to the
code. The new rules, said Lee
Winkelman, then MSA's code resear-
cher and later, chair of the University

Council, had in fact, created some
new problems. For example, only
students who committed crimes
punishable by suspension greater
than one semester would have a right
to a hearing before their peers. The
great majority of cases, then, would
be decided by a faculty or ad-
ministrator hearing officer.
In addition, the students serving on
the board would be selected by the
University President.
The "November draft," also

ignored several of the students' con-
cerns, Winkelman said. Students
could still face 'double jeopardy.'
Hearing officers can still limit the
participation of an attorney if they
consider! them "disruptive." The
judicial system is still considered dif-
ferently from the rules, so that it can
be passed without MSA's approval.
And protesters, no matter what
procedures the University's Civil
Liberties Board comes up with, can
still be punished by the University.

SHAPIRO had felt that the second
administration proposal needed only
minor changes, and asked the council
to fine tune it.
However, the council, composed of
totally different members than the
last council, chose to start their own
draft from scratch. They have never
considered the administration's
proposal.
With Winkelman and Schnaufer,
two students who had been involved in
opposing the administration's

proposals, on the council as well as
Social Work Prof. Anne Hartman,
who also opposed the code,
Winkelman explained that reviewing
the administration's draft, would
have proved too devisive for the coun-
cil. "Our approach, instead, was to
take a step back and examine which
problems existed and which problems
are appropriate for the University to
act upon."
"The philosophical differences on
the council was too great to just start

debating," Winkelman said, "We
never would have reached a consen-
sus."
But now, over a year after the coun-
cil began starting from scratch,
regents say they feel the council has
been stalling, and as Regent Sarah
Power (D-Ann Arbor) put it, "I think
everybody's patience is wearing a lit-
tle thin."
Tomorrow: What the University
council has been doing.



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INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS for (Uni-
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TWO WHITE MALES incarcerated at Huron Val-
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DAT
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WORK STUDY Position available immediately in
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DEPENDABLE MEN NEEDED. Work % hour
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JANITOR
(STUDENT)
Needed for approx. 15 hours per week, flex-
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at 7640556.

PART-TIME Position in Publishing Firm. Basic
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MI 49090. (616) 637-4796. 39H0210
INTERVIEWERS. The University of Michigan
Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) is
seeking dependable telephone interviewers to con-
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truck accidents and truck usage. Some evening
and weekend work required on one survey. 20-40
hours/week. Basic interviewing skills, good tele-
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person Jan. 13,14 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.,
room 311 UMTRI Building, 2901 Baxter Rd. (Cor-
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SUBWAY SANDWICHES needs part time em-
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University. 761-4160. 71H0115
WORK STUDY POSITIONS available with Re-
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Harriman Heights Road. Harriman, NY 10926.
914-783-4569. 76H0113
DO YOU HAVE PIMPLES OR ACNE? Earn $100.
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day, 9:00-4:00 for further details. 86H0131
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$60.00 PER HUNDRED PAID for processing mail
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hours. 662-4366. 97H0114
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MESSENGER FOR LAW FIRM. Hours approxi-
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kitchen clean up, light clerical tasks. Familiarity
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NORMAL, HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS with no
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FURNISHED 2-bedroom for rent. Dec./Jan. to
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FOR RENT a two room suite and a private
bath. Two person occupancy. $190 per person, per
month. Food contract available. Four or eight
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NOW LEASING FOR FALL '86
Listings now available for efficiencies, 1-6 bed-
room apts., and whole houses.
CAMPUS RENTALS, LTD
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"Across from the Mudbowl"
Corner of Washtenaw
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(MLB), and structure your weekly study time.
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ALL your cosmetic needs at the Village Apothe-
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD
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$379. February 22-March 1. COMPLETE TRAVEL.
761-6500. cKtc
SPRING BREAK
Fort Lauderdale $199, Orlando $189.
Freeport, Bahamas, air and hotel on the
beach from $469. Great Places Travel
Consultants, U of M Union Mall. Call
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SITUATIONS
WANTED
ONE PARKING SPACE needed. Winter term,
central campus. Call 995-1724. 32P0116
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