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$1800/month
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LARGE 1 bdrm. in quiet secure bldg. close
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MAY TO AUG 2 BEDROOM. APT.
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SPRING/SUMMER SUBLET Price neg. I
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at THOMPSON STREET 7.
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SPACIOUS, MODERN 1 & 2 Bedroom
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WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT for spring/
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*** GREAT SUMMER SUBLET - In-
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1 BDRM. in 2 BDRM. FURN. APT. on
hoover by IM bldg. Spring/Summer. $200/
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1 RM. IN 2 BDRM. APT. 921 S. Division
Apt. 1, $200/mo. neg., Pkng., ]dry., heat incl.
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2 BDRM. GREAT LOCAT. A/C, new furn.
prkg. spot. May-Aug. Price neg. 994-0455.
V 2 BEDROOM 1g., modern apt. located on S.
University across from pizza Uno's.
Dishwasher, air condit., & free laundry
includ. Avail. Spring/Summer. 994-9257.
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by Monica Moon
Students considering programsover-
seas have typically chosen countries in
Europe as their destination. However,
Visions in Action, a non-profit organi-
zation, is providing internships in Af-
rica that focus on urban development.
Students can develop skills in a field
of their choice while working as part of
a community of volunteers. Michael
Smith, director of U.S. programs at
Visions, said the program offers many
opportunities in a variety of work
settings.
"For anyone interested in business
or women's studies, the African minis-
ter of Finance and Commerce needs
interns to help him implement ideas for
women starting their own business,"
Smith said.
The itinerary for the one-year pro-
gram includes amonth-long orientation
to acquaint students with the language
and culture. Coed group housing is fur-
nished in Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe,
South Africa, and BurkinaFaso.During
orientation, interns are free to travel
within the host country..
Kerstin Stout, academic secretary at
the University's Office of International
Programs, said the department does not
offer any African programs.
However, African American Stud-
ies Prof. Gracia Clark said the Office of
International Programs is working on
establishing an exchange program with
the University of Ghana to be available
during the 1994-95 academic year.
"Academic programs are illuminat-
ing because students exposure to Afri-
can scholars provides an opportunity to
see differences between European and
African thought," Clark said.
Visions Head Director Shaun

'Academic programs
are illuminating
because student's
exposure to African
scholars provides an
opportunity to see
differences between
European and African
thought.'
- Gracia Clark
African American Studies
professor,
Skelton said student enrichment is the
primary focus of the organization's over-
all objectives. "The program is really
geared toward benefiting the individual
more than the community itself. It is
pretty hard for one person to make a
large scale difference in a year."
Urban development Prof. James
Chaffers said while programs like Vi-
sions in Action generally operate under
good intentions, participants should be
aware that change is not necessarily
progressive.
"If you are talking about develop-
ment anywhere, try to make sure the
initiative is in the best interest of the
country," Chaffers said. "The United
States all too often acts as agents with-
out having first hand knowledge on
issues themselves.
"Often times development can un-
dermine indigenous ways of doing
things if visitors aren't careful," he
added.
In this regard, Chaffers said students
who are willing to listen are more valu-
able assets to the people of the country
and the program itself.

Latino students to ask for
'U' support, recognition

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ABLE/DISABLED-WOMAN WRITER
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terior painting contractor. Painting exp. a
plus, but willing to train. Call 1-800-543-
3792. for more info.
U-M OUTDOOR REC. CENTER
managers for sp. and su. Interest/exp. with
outdoor activities/equip, preferred. For more
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WORK STUDY STUDENT. telephone
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Call Susan @ I.S.R. 936-0442.
WORK WITH ANN ARBOR'S largest
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Michigan
Alumni work here:
The Wall Street Journal
The New York Times
The Washington Post
The Detroit Free Press
The Detroit News
NBC Sports
Associated Press
United Press International
Scientific American Time
Newsweek
Sports Illustrated
USA Today
Because they
worked here:
riy

by Julie Robinson
A new movement aimed at uniting
Latino students on campus is underway,
and gaining University recognition is a
primary goal.
The second of two mass meetings
was held Tuesday night at the
University's Trotter I-ouse to recruit
students to participate in a movement
that will attempt to lessen alienation
minority students may feel upon enter-
ing college.
The approximately 75 students at
the meeting, who came from different
areas of the Latino community, agreed
to draft a letter to University officials
enumerating their requests.
"We are a minority among a minor-
ity," said LSA junior Louis Pichardo,
the spokesperson for the Socially Ac-
tive Latino Students Association.
"When the University talks about
African Americans and does something
for their advancement they think 'O.K.,
all minorities are happy now,' but that's
not true. We're coming now and are
going to be knocking on their door," she
said.
Participants said demands will in-
cludeincreasing Latino faculty and staff,
offering incoming students a choice in
housing to give them the opportunity to
live in a predominantly Latino hall,
expanding the Latino studies program
into a department and forming a cul-
tural center on Central Campus.
Rebecca Pachuco, an LSA sopho-
more, said she is excited about the idea
of a cultural center. "It would be some

'When the University
talks about African
Americans and does
something for their
advancement they think
'O.K. all minorites are
happy now buy that's
not true. We're coming
now and are going to
be knocking on their
door.'
- Louis Pichardo
SALSA spokesperson
place where we can get together and
feel comfortable knowing that we have
the support of the University," she said.
"I know a lot of otherschools have them
and they have worked out."
Other goals of the umbrella group
include welcoming new students, serv-
ing as a forum to express problems, and
strengthening the voice of Latino stu-
dents on campus while educating oth-
ers.
Pichardosaidthemeeting washighly
successful.
"There werealotofus thatfoundout
that we have many things in common
that can unite the Latino/a community
here at U of M," he said. "This is a big
place, you can feel lonely and need the
support of your people.... It's hard to
find information,make friends, andlearn
about how to get involved."

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Lutheran Campus Ministry Presents:
The 1 1th Annuall Kauper Lecture
Professor Ronald Thiemann
Dean, Harvard Divinity School
Sunday,March 21, 3:30 P.M.
Honigman Hall, U-M Law School
Reception Following

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The Fourth Annual
Pyre-Med
Students'
Symposium
"Being a Part of the Future of Medicine"
Featuring Keynote Speaker:
David Ostrow, M.D., Ph.D.
Saturday, March 20, 1993
9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
North Campus Commons