The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 13, 1998 - 7
State house looks to
ban human cloning
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makers are pushing bills that would
make it illegal in Michigan to clone
human beings.
But U.S. Rep. Vernon Ehlers, a for-
mer state senator from Grand Rapids,
said the issue really should be dealt
with at the federal level.
He has introduced two bills that he
hopes to have passed by April. The
first bans all human cloning in the
United States, while the other for-
bids research on human cloning and
bans federal money from being spent
on it.
"If the federal government doesn't
act, it's very useful for the states to act.
But it's better for the federal govern-
ment to deal with this issue simply
because otherwise someone can just
cross the state line," Ehlers said yester-
day.
State Rep. Kirk Profit, (D-Ypsiltnti).
said he doesn't want to wait for the fed-
eral ban. lie hopes his bill, up for a
hearing before the House Health Policy
Committee on Jan. 20, will be in pace
banning human cloning in Michigan
much sooner than that.
Profit's legislation would create a
$10 million penalty for anyone who
clones or attempts to clone a human
being in Michigan.
House Health Policy Committee
Chair Joseph Pahimara, (D-
Wyandotte), also has introduced a bill
banning human cloning in Michigan.
He said he'll likely ask for a penalty of
$100 million to deter the creation of
human clones.
"I don't think S10 million is enough.
How much would Michael Jordan be
worth if he was cloned? Hundreds of
millions, Palamara said.
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brought into question. While faculty members said the exact number of clinical
teachers, a position that is one step below full-fledged tenured professors,,is
unknown, some consider this number to be increasing.
Using clinical teachers gives the University a chance to offer these faculty mem-
bers a contract for about five to seven years. These short-term contracts can allow
University administrators to avoid reviewing clinical teachers for tenure altogeth-
er, Bollinger said.
Bollinger said clinical teachers are important, especially for seminars, but that
tenured faculty members will continue to be the majority of the University faculty.
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neering things - the first house mom,
no hazing, no kegs."
Patrick said parents of the fraternity's
members are happy to hear she is guid-
ing the house.
"Parents and alumni feel easier," she
said.
Patrick said she plans to remain in
her position at the house indefinitely.
"It's not just a year for me, it's forev-
er," Patrick said. "I look upon this as
another career."
Singer agreed that Patrick's presence
will be welcome at the fraternity for
years to come.
"It's definitely working out," Singer
said. "Beta looks forward to a long rela-
tionship with Anne."
Singer said the fraternity's decision
to hire a house mother may encourage
other fraternities to follow in their foot-
steps.
"Our understanding is that due to our
success, other fraternities are interested
in pursuing house mothers," Siner
said.
But not all fraternity members on
campus are enthusiastic about the
idea.
"I don't think we would ever dolit,
said Jeff Sieracki, member and former
vice president of Phi Kappa Psi. "It's
one of the fine differences between fra-
ternities and sororities."
"if we had someone else here telling
us what to do it would be kind of annoy-
ing," said Sieracki, an Engineering
semor. "The present system is fine the
way it is.
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