NEWS The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 7, 2005 - 7A * PHELPS Continued from page 1A the Kansas congregation protests, to hold- ing hands and forming a physical boundary between the protesters and the public. But the primary goal is to sell every seat for the performance productions, said LSA sophomore and Stonewall Democrats Co- Chair Jaya Kalra. Arrangements have also been made for a Peace Team. This group of about 30 people will receive 8 hours of formal training by the Washtenaw Faith Action Network, to miti- gate any tense situations and to ensure that the day's events will remain violence-free. "I really come from a place where to wit- ness injustice and do nothing is injustice served," said Gabe Javier, a Rackham stu- dent and OFU organizer. Javier affirmed the importance of the plans and said he believes that an action of this type will help build a community atmosphere. "There's some disagreement as to whether we should be out there," Kalra said. Some the michigan dai people in attendance at the first OFU meet- ing felt that no action should be taken because it would only draw attention to the protesters present. The last time Phelps's followers were at the University, they protested an Office of LGBT Affairs sponsored kiss-in in February 2001, but Phelps was not present. Even though it is unclear as to whether Phelps will attend this time around, Kalra said she doesn't believe it makes a differ- ence in the big picture. "It's the same people preaching the same kind of intense hatred," she said. "I hate that he comes at all, I hate that he has such an inflammatory message," Javier said. Addressing the accusations of being extremists, Phelps-Roper said, "I don't give a rats tu-tu what they say." Phelps often receives criticism because of the intense nature of his demonstrations - even from members of the religious com- munity. Michael Ryan, Pastor of King of Kings Lutheran Church in Ann Arbor, shared his insight about Phelps's standing in the Chris- tian community. "(Phelps) does not speak for 99.999 percent of Christians. Hopefully its even higher than that," he said. King of Kings is one of the four churches that Phelps's crew will protest at, and Ryan suspects it may be because the church belongs to the Evangelical Churches of America - an organization that has views on human sexual- ity that conflict with Phelps's. Though they are still deciding, at this point the church has no plans for a direct response. "It seems that (the protesters) really want publicity, we don't want to feed into that," Ryan said. Despite this stance, Ryan does hope that as many local churches as possible sign onto a public statement addressing the issue of the scheduled protests. Javier said that members of OFU hope that their efforts will have positive effects on the community and assert that the University is not a place which will tolerate hate. "We're organizing for equality, were organizing for unity," he said. COLEMAN Continued from page 1A meets with every day because such a distinction was too simplistic." "Sometimes I spend hours with the provost," she said. "Other times I spend a great deal of time with our CFO or with our VP for student services or with any of the other VPs." Presidents ranked U.S. News and World Report rankings, a good record of student placement in jobs and graduate school, favorable publicity and good town-gown relations at the bottom of their list of con- cerns. The survey also asked presidents about their views on other issues relating to higher education. When asked if big-time college athletics are more of a liability or an asset, 59 percent said they're more a hindrance. Coleman said she disagrees. "Having a strong, vibrant and respected intercolle- giate athletics program is a great advantage for UM," she said. Coleman said she agrees with the 77 percent of presidents who think affirmative action has a relevant place in college admissions. Only 41 percent of presidents said they were well prepared for their first presidential job. Again Cole- man put herself in the minority. "Since I have spent my entire life as an academic, I was pretty well prepared," she said. Coleman served as a professor, researcher, vice chancellor and provost before she became president of the University of Iowa in 1995, a post she held for seven years before coming to Michigan in 2002. Her resume is studded with experience at public schools at the universities of Kentucky, North Carolina and New Mexico. Coleman said her biggest challenge as president is the unrelenting pace of the job. 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