Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 17, 1988 Housing Continued from Page 1 unavailable for comment yesterday. Interim University President Robben Fleming said he was unaware of the issue until today, but said he would honor Dearborn students' requests that he talk to the chancellors about it. Mark Ristich, WUMD Station meeting, Ritsich said, Jenkins told Manager, protested the housing pol- students that the administration icy with a petition drive and by would never take away any apart- camping out on the Dearborn Diag ments. last Wednesday. STUDENT HOUSING was Ritsich said the administration temporarily converted to office space implemented the decision during the this time last year with the promise last two summers, when it would that the space would eventually be not be met with protest and con- given back to students, Ritsich said. frontation because of the low student At a recent student leadership population. Panel Continued from Page 1 For the first time, the proposal mentions consensual sexual relationships. If one person has au- thority over another person's activi- ties, such as a professor to a student, such relationships "may constitute misconduct," according to the pro- posal. In September 1986, SACUA re- leased a statement on "Gender and Respect" outlining the inherent demotion, and dismissal for faculty, problems of consensual relation- The student code's sanctions range ships, Spieser said. from a formal reprimand to suspen- VIRGINIA NORDBY, direc- sion or expulsion. tor of the Affirmative Action Office, The new policy also attempts to said such relationships aren't unify and clarify the scattered guide- prohibited, but they are "risky." lines in the Board of Regents bylaws Nordby said one of the purposes of and the faculty's Standard Practice the policy is to familiarize faculty Guide. For example, the policy lists and staff with the consequences of specific sites that would receive discriminatory behavior. official complaints. Previously, the The proposed policy says the policy only suggested that com- panel can recommend suspension, See Faculty, page 5 Need to Move in Early? Move in by September 1 !!!! IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports region. In recent years, G O P Acquittal presidential candidates have never PHOENIX, Ariz. - Gov . counted on a strong showing in Evan Mecham and his brother the region, but pollster Eilard MereafondhibocethClaibourne Darden said Bush can't Willard were found innocentmketaasupo. yesterday of concealing a make that assumption. $350,000 campaign loan, a partial House Speaker vindication for the first governor LANSING - Rep. Lewis Do- in more thand50 years to be dak, (D- Montrose) a Vietnam im ced Veteran and former township su- office. pervisor with a small frame and a Prosecutor Barnett Lotstein, "nic i outside the courtroom, said, "we nice guy" image, wasted little had an obligation to present this time eliminating his rivals in his case," and that he had "no quarrel bid to succeed outgoing House with the decision." Speaker Gary Owen. "A lot of people in this Yesterday, just three weeks af- community feel that he has ter Owen (D- Ypsilanti) an- nsuffered enough, and perhaps that ounced his decision not to run was a factor," Lotstein added. for re-election, Dodak's last rival The jury had deliberated six and for the top job, Rep. Lynn Jond- one half hours after receiving the hal, dropped out of the running. case Wednesday, following seven The move all but guarantees Do- days of testimony. dak's dream of becoming the next House speaker. Cam paigning Dodak, a 12-year veteran, said Michael Dukakis and Georg he will delegate more authority to Bush laid the foundation yesterday concept, and rely more on com- for their general election batte in nn the outh wih Buh tumpeing promise in dealing with majority a tough anti-drug stand in Virginia and Dukakis seeking to unify his Corrections party in a region that was once its Sexual Assault Prevention and stronghold, in Tennessee. Awareness Center Director Julie Dukakis started a regional Steiner was quoted out of context in campaign swing with a stop in an article last week. She said she has Nashville to pick up the never attended a Michigan Student endorsement of former Democratic Assembly meeting, and would not presidential rival Albert Gore. know if sexism exists there. Jesse Jackson, Dukakis' In the Daily's Special Orientation remaining rival, testified before a Issue, an article incorrectly stated Senate committee on drug abuse that SAPAC is run by 100 student and basked in the praise of a Sen. volunteers. Actually, professional Ernest Hollings of South staff members run SAPAC. Carolina, who he competed In the Orientation Issue, a photo against in the 1984 presidential caption incorrectly stated the purpose campaign. of a SAPAC-sponsored mock A new poll in the n i n e wedding. The purpose was actually Southern states said Dukakis and to demonstrate the problem o f Bush are neck-and-neck in the marital rape. Vol. XCVII- No. 7S The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967 X) is published Fridays dur- ing the spring and summer terms. Subscription rates: May through August - $6 in Ann Arbor; $8 outside the city. , } J /.(i f 25 '. FYI. /f 4d 4a::.': ''L::i.. fs ' Albert Terrace Two bedroom, bilevel apartments. Located at 1700 Geddes Across from the Arboretum. 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