Page 8 -The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1987
'U' Council to meet
after five-week lapse
By MARTHA SEVETSON wide call for the rules to regulate
The University Council - a student behavior outside the class -
nine-member panel of students, room intensified last term after
faculty members, and administrators several racist incidents.
established to develop rules moni - But both regents and adminis -
toring student behavior - will trators said they were not concerned
meet next week for the first time about the one-month lapse and said
since April. they did not expect the council to
"We decided in April that there accomplish much over the summer.
would be enough people here over "IT DEPENDS on what point
the summer to meet, but we agreed they're at right now," Regent Paul
not to try to meet again until Brown (D-Petoskey) said. "We'd
June," Shaw Livermore, history like them to get on with it, but
professor and council co-chair, said. summer is summer," he said.
LIVERMORE was on vaca - "During the spring and summer,
tion until early this week, and co- a committee like this isn't expected
chair David Newblatt, an LSA to put forth the output they would
senior, said he did not want to hold during the academic year," Newblatt
meetings with Livermore absent. said. According to Newblatt, the
The council, which has not met council met last summer, but did
since last April, was initially con - not meet the previous summer.
vened in 1984 by University Livermore said he did not know
President Harold Shapiro to estab - what the council will be discussing
lish the set of rules. A University- next week. At the last meeting, the

Minority teens help
'U' researchers

a

Newblatt
... chairs 'U,
students presented a statement re -
viewing the progress during the
past term.
"WE'VE BEEN making some
progress on linkage for violent
crimes," Newblatt said. "After
someone is convicted of a crime in
the criminal court system, the Uni -
versity would remove that person.
The idea is to keep the University
safe."

By SHEALA DURANT
The University Medical School's
Minority High School Student
Research Apprenticeship Program
gives minority high school students
the opportunity to participate in
biomedical research at the Univer -
sity every summer.
Accorording to Margaret Wood -
bury, assistant dean at the Office of
Student and. Minority Affairs
(OSAMA), the program "is an
excellent opportunity for students
to explore their potential interest in
medicine or biomedical research
with prominent investigators in the
field."
Woodbury said interest in the
program has been very strong from
everyone involved - OSAMA,
The Medical School, students, and
faculty. "The medical school has
made a substantial commitment to
provide minority students an oppor -
tunity for development," she said.

The seven-year-old program lasts
for approximately eight weeks, and
will run during July and August.
To fund the program, the Uni-
verisity matches the funds it
receives from the National Institute
of Health, which allows six stu -
dents to participate every year.
The students' activities will vary
from lab to lab, but all will have a
chance to collect and analyze data in
scientific or clinical research.
The program's participants will
come primarily from the Ann
Arbor-Ypsilanti area, although stu -
dents from Detroit and even Grand
Rapids have expressed interest.
OSAMA selects students who
have usually done well in high
school, said Woodbury.
She added that participants need
not be certain they want to pursue a
career in the health-related fields,
but must "express potential."

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