The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 2, 2004 - 7 Food for thought MILLER Continued from Page 1 front the realities of human life. "In the '30s, the theatre in New York was exploding ... for the first time probably in its history it was reflecting real life, which was the (Great) Depression," he said. "Writ- ing plays seemed to be the best way to confront the audience, to speak about what we were feeling. ... (Prose) seemed to be remote and dis- tant in comparison." Miller also recalled his experi- ences working as a reporter and edi- tor for The Michigan Daily as it became more radical during the Great Depression. "The Michigan Daily had tradi- tionally been in the hands of fraterni- ties, which tend to be very conservative," he said. "People were going bankrupt - they were looking for another voice." When he joined the newspaper in his sophomore year, Miller said, it was just beginning to gain attention from national wire services for its reporting on professors who were expressing new political and eco- nomic views. "We began to really report what was happening," Miller said. "The Daily was becoming a fairly widespread newspaper, rather than a campus paper." Addressing national and global issues as well as personal ones, Miller criticized extremists on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, expressed worries about the Bush administration's environmental stance and examined the role of "acting" in American politics. "We're in the hands of actors ... our politics now is more about acting than issues or anything else," he said. "I often wonder what would Lincoln look like on TV" The audience included hundreds of students and theatre enthusiasts from Ann Arbor and elsewhere. Roy Worhees, a high school English teacher, came with his wife from St. Clair Shores to see Miller. "For 88 years old, I was surprised he had the wit and insight and intel- ligence about global situations of a person half his age," Worhees said. "He seemed to enjoy his audience as much as his audience enjoyed him." LSA junior Jacob Roberts said he was a longtime fan of Miller's work. "This is a big moment for me," he said. " 'Death of a Salesman' means a lot to me." GREEKS Continued from Page 1 meet with (administrators), we want you to meet our demands, no questions asked,'" Stormzand said. LSA sophomore Jacob Strumwass- er, president of Sigma Nu, acknowl- edged a lack of consultation between SVA and the task force as to how the meeting would proceed. "The representatives of the Greek community may not have been fully briefed on the format of the meeting, and as well as we may have not have briefed SVA on our interpretation of how the meeting would go down," Strumwasser said. But SVA member Harlyn Pacheco, an Engineering junior, said his group has always been willing to discuss pro- posed changes. He added that the task force and SVA have similar aims. "They're overall the same goal," he said. "Everybody's still working on their specific issues, that's just how you go." "The coalition was trying to include the Greek community along with all the other communities," LSA junior Stephanie Chang, an SVA member, said. "All issues relate to student services." Of Monday's meeting, Chang said, "It might have come off as rude, but our intentions were really to get direct responses on our demands." Other members of SVA and the Greek system said despite the gaps between the details of the groups' goals, each organization is committed to the same general vision: the improvement of student life. While SVA's tactics in Monday's meeting may have been controversial, members of the Greek community have themselves reacted overzealously during meetings with administrators, Strumwasser said. During the past six weeks, several leaders of the Greek system have engaged Harper to protest the changes her office have proposed to the system. "With the forums, yes, it was intense," Strumwasser said, adding that Harper had presented a plan to the administration with no student input. "There were parts of the proposal that had to be called out." He added that the task force's departure from the coalition will not result in the end of negotiations with the administration. Rather, Strumwasser said the "lines of com- munication are still open" between the administration and the Greek community. SH RAr o14I/Daily LSA sophomore Tiffany Chua helps cook dinner at the Ronald McDonald House as a part of the University Students Against Cancer yesterday. 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