8-The MIchIgan Daily Summer Weekly- Wednesday, July 1,1992
SNR prof. wins Pew Scholarship

by Beth Echlin
Assistant Professor of NaturalRe-
sources Terry Root was chosen as one
ofl0internationalrecipientsofaschol-
arshipawardedtoexceptionalpersons
researching the conservation of bio-
logical diversity.
The Pew ScholarsProgramin Con-
servation and the Environment -
which distributes $150,000 over a
three-year period - is based in the
School of Natural Resources. It is tai-

lored to aid young researchers whose
needs have not been met.
The scholarship wascreatedin 1989
as a division of the Pew Charitable
Trusts, a Philadelphia-based private
foundation whichsupportsprogramsin
the areas of conservation, culture, edu-
cation,health and human services, pub-
lic policy and religion.
The 10 finalists were rated on their
scholarly record, problem solving abil-
ity, and outreach record and potential.

The scholarship will allow Root to
continue her work on how the environ-
ment affects populations of birds win-
tering in North America. Root is also
investigating whether possible physi-
ologicalmechanismsmay prevent spe-
cies from expanding their ranges.
Root finished her post-doctorate in
the School of Natural Resources and
was the only ecologist to receive the
Presidential Young Investigator award
in 1990.

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Planning commission holds forum on central A2
by Hope Calati Thursday. The relaxation of group housing The participants at the m
Daily Staff Reporter The forumnwas the last in a series of zoning requirements was proposed by ommended that affordable1
The Ann Arbor Planning Commis- three designed to gauge public reac- the Central Area Plan Citizens Task made a high priority. Partic
sion elicited public input about central tions to planned changes in the central Force, avolunteerpanel thathasguided curred with the recommen
Ann Arbordevelopmentataforumlast area. the Planning Commission. These the City Planning Depart

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"There were representatives from
studenthousing groups,"saidCity Plan-
ner Wendy Rampson. "What happens
heremayresultinsomepositivechanges
for those groups."

system of residential parking permits
be created, parks space be expanded
andatownsquarecreatedintheLibrary
block, and that historical buildings and
preservation projects be publicized.
TheUniversitycomprisesmorethan
30 percent of the central area.

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ily Staff Reporter
The Michigan Student Assembly
ted during its June 23 meeting to
ad a four-person delegation to the
nited States Student Association
1SSA) convention at Gallaudet Col-
ge in Washington, D.C.
The USSA is an organization that
bies Congress for students' rights
dactively supportspro-studentlegis-
don.
Althoughtheassemblyallotted$700
send students to the August conven-
o, MSA President Ede Fox saidithas
ityet been decided which representa-
es will attend.
The assembly also voiced its opin-
eon several different groups in the
mr of resolutions at the meeting.
LSA Rep. ToddOchoasponsored a
olutioncondemning police brutality.
Theresolutionreads,"Beitresolved
t the Michigan Student Assembly
ndemn the verdict which acquitted
Los Angeles Police Officers as a
tement against police brutality and
ustice at the University of Michi-
n."
Engineering Rep.BrianKightspoke
ainsttheresolution,callingita"mish-
.sh
The resolution passed 7-2 with two
tentions.
Ochoa also sponsored a resolution
solidarity with students at Rutgers
iversity,whooccupiedcampusbuild-
s in protest of a 13 percent tuition
e. In the resolution, Ochoa pointed
that the University faces a similar
rease in tuition this year.
The resolution passed 9-0 with two
tentions.
RackhamRep. RogerDeRoospon-
ed a resolution in recognition of U.
Rep. William Ford (D-Mich.) "for
ng the students' number one advo-
e in the U.S. Congress ... and for
powering students in the legislative
cess by allowing students to have a
ect say in the drafting of policy di-
tly affecting their lives and the lives
students for years to come."
The resolution passed 10-0 with
abstention.

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