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rwi4h marked the end of U.S. involvement in
e war and called for the release of U.S. pris-,
oners.
"It was a deal that on the surface looked
like a good solution," he said. "The North
Vietnamese violated every single provision of
the Paris Accord. We believed they were
* oing to do everything they said they would
and we got screwed."
Panel member Brent Scowcroft, national
security adviser to presidents Ford and George
Bush, gave praise to the 38th president.
"Ford did a good job of healing this country,"
he said. "We had the Vietnam War with Water-
gate ... the people were disappointed, bitter,
hatred abounded, a little after two years later the
American people had forgotten about it."
The panel on the presidency emphasized
the distrust of Washington that has been accu-
ulated since the Vietnam War and the
Wdtergate scandal.
"Our presidents were our kings, symboli-
cally," White House correspondent Lou Can-
notsaid. "This has been lost in the Clinton
presidency, it's been lost in the (Lyndon John-

son) presidency.
Cannon said electing a female president is
the only way to restore faith into the White
House. "My hope is that we're going to see a
woman as president of the United States
because I think there is an impulse to see
women as reliable and as a restoration of
moral character," he said.
But the panelists commended Ford's bi-par-
tisanship efforts. "He treated people as adver-
saries and not enemies," said Roger Porter,
former presidential adviser.
Ford sat on the final panel, which addressed
politics and the media.
The panel pitted Ford and former U.S. Sen.
Eugene McCarthy against political journalist
James Cannon and Pulitzer prize winning
journalist Haynes Johnson discussing the
effect the media had on the Vietnam War.
"I'm not sure American public opinion will
ever support another war if they see it on tele-
vision," Cannon said.
Panelists compared the openness of the
Vietnam War to the rigid control journalists
were placed under for the Gulf War.
Ford complained of the inconsistencies of
war coverage today. The United States is
bombing Saddam Hussein daily, Ford said,

"and I can't find in any newspaper any daily
account of what's going on."
University Regent David Brandon (R-Ann
Arbor) said the day's events were phenemon-
al.
Brandon attended the University during the
1970s. "Now with the passing of time, we can
look at those events far more introspectively
and objective. The mistakes we made an how
we can use that knowledge to make better
decisions in the future."
Outside of the Michigan League, where
the conference was held, members of the
Graduate Action Alliance were joined by
members of the Students of Color Coalition
and the Ann Arbor Native American com-
munity in protest of Ford, who was a mem-
ber of Michigamua as a senior at the
University.
The SCC has been protesting the actions of
the senior society Michigamua since it took
over the group's meeting space in the Michi-
gan Union tower in February, citing the
group's use of Native American rituals as
offensive.
"We want (Ford) to know his past isn't as
pretty as he thinks it is,' GAA member Irfan
Nooruddin said.

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Brown also said that the fact the last day of
classes falls on a Friday for the first time since the
Naked Mile has been run is a concern. "Actual
University student participation will be down, but
outsider participation will be up,"she predicted.
It is also likely the decision of the Michigan
men's rowing and lacrosse clubs not to partici-
pate in this year's event will discourage student
participation. The rowing club, which started the
Naked Mile in 1986, has become increasingly
disenchanted with the activities that have become
associated with it, such as the danger of sexual
assault and the exploitation of pictures and video
taken at the event.
Weather also can have an effect on the turnout
for the event - the extended forecast for Ann
Arbor on Friday has low temperatures in the 30s
or 40s and a chance of rain.
Like the annual Hash Bash celebration that
takes place on the first Saturday in April, the
Naked Mile has become increasingly less student-
oriented over the last few years. A campaign to
increase awareness of the dangers of the run has
included President Bollinger's annual letter to
seniors, as well as an advertising campaign. A let-

ter to all other undergraduate students from inte
im Vice President of Student Affairs E. Royster
Harper is expected this week.
"It's not that the University wants people not to
have fun, it's that we're fearful of people's safety;'
the letter stated.
While estimations vary, a crowd of between
8,000 and 10,000 people came out to watch 40Q to
800 runners last year.
The Naked Mile is one of the last events in what
has become an increasingly rare tradition at cdl-
leges and universities across the country. Princeton
University, for instance, canceled its 25 year-old
Nude Olympics last year due to safety concerns.
Despite the AAPD's new stance, students
already planning to run the Naked Mile said they
still would, but that they will be more cautious.
"If it looks like I'm going to get hauled into jail,
I wouldn't do it," Business junior Brian Hayden
said. Hayden's friend, Art and Design junior Casey
Fruschour agreed. Both ran the mile last year for
the first time. "If they tell me to put my clothes
back on, I will," he said.
Neither were concerned about their pictures
showing up on the Internet. "I don't think a picture
of me on the Internet would last too long," Hayden
said. "There probably wouldn't be a lot of people
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