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BURNS PARK 2 bdrm, (bath. Corner of
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paint. 2nd floor, pkg, ldry, heat, water, AC.
Showing June 1,rent $IWe. 369-3443.
BUSINESS/LAW SCHOOL SPACIOUS 1
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ARRIAGE HOUSE ACROSS from
CCRB, Ig. contemporary 2 bdrm. bi-level apts.,
1.5 baths, fun. 741-9300.
COZY- EFF. & 1 BDRM. apts. avail Fall 02.
Fully fum. with prkg. Call Mary260-3610.
FALL '02 SPACIOUS Old West Side, 2
bdrm. AC & large backyard. Free onsite park-
ing and Idry. Heat and water. Close to AATA
bin. $950/month 417-0330 or 214-2992
FALL2002
CAMPUS AREAAPARTMENTS.
Wilson WhiteCompanync.
734.995.9200.
www.wilsonwhitecompany.om.
IFEquatHousing Opportumity
ALL 2002 GREAT I bdrm. apt. in prime
location. Easily fits two. Heat & water incl.
Parking available. 665-8825.
ROOM FOR 3 , 2 bdrm. & attic addition. 325
E. Liberty. Quiet, private. 5 min. to campus,
heat, I pkg. space.769-8555.
FIREPLACE! SPACIOUS 2 bdrm beauti-
fully remodeled. Lg bale w/ wooded view,
quiet bldg. In A2's historic west side. 741-9657
GREAT APTS! AVAIL. Fall 02. 1009
Church St. 2 bdrms. Furnished. Water incl.
rkg. $1150/mo.734-657-3524.
" Great North Campus Location
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" Spacious 2 bedrooms
with master bath
" Complimentary shuttle around campus
* Large private balconies with
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GREAT CAMPUS LOCATION. Wilson
White Co., tnc.has efficiency apartments avail-
able at 37Thompson ut mutes from the U
of M en capusand wntswn. Thiss -
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tional information and anappointment to view,
please contact our officeat734.995.9200.
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STUDIO. 1 & 2
BEdROOM
UNITS.
Furnsahed & unfurntsbed
One block from Campus
Tower plaza. 663-1530.
GREAT LOCATION! Great opportunity!
6/7 bdrm,. cathedral ceilings, skylights, irg
modern kitchen, fully furnished, a wealth of
amenities, lots of prkg. 741-8934.
LARGE FURNISHED 2 & 3 bdrm.a. pt. on
S. Stale, Near UM bus stop, 5 win. to Mich.
Union. Now & Fall lease. Heat & water incl., 2
sink bath, Intercom/sec. buzzer, new furniture,
new appliances, bale. A/C., prkg, Idry, for 2-4
$1000-$1f(M. No smkg/no pets.
734-996-3539 or 734-678-7250
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MCKINLEY STREET SPACIOUS I bdrm
apis, bay windows, a/c, covered parking, near
business/law sboot 741-9657.
MEDICAL STUDENTS: Available Fall: Efficien-
cies and one and two bedroom
apartments located near the Medical Campus.
Parking and laundry. Contact Michigan Re-
alty at 662-5500 or w'ww.micltcomreaty.com.
EHO.
NATURE IN THE CITY- Spacious 1 & 2
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741-9300, annarborapartments.net
NEAR KERRYTOWN! Great location!
Spacious studio & I bdrmapts., 741-9300.
PETS WELCOME- Contemporary 2
bdrm apt. recently remodeled, private entrance
on sceniWest Park. 741-9657.
SINGLE ROOM AVAILABLE now
thughAug.Very nice. Please cal 971-3193.
SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM BI-LEVEL
apartment available fall, 2002. Great campus
location, bedrooms & living room have bal-
conies, furnished, non-smokers only. For addi-
tional information, please contact Wilson
White Company, Inc. at 734.995.9200. EHO.
SPRING/SUMMER One bedroom apartment &
six bedroom apartment, near U of
M central campus, available now through Au-
gust 16th at reduced rates. Please contact Wil-
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VICTORIAN HOME- Unique Ibdrm. apt.
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1 ROOM IN large house for July & Aug. Rent
very negotiable. Fumished. 734/330-8414.
3 BDRM, 2 bath apt near central campus and
med school. Avail June-Aug. Free ldry. &
pkg. $1200, price neg. Call Victoria 623-2348.
4 PERSON APARTMENTS: Want the
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BEAUTIFUL 2 BDRM. bi-level apt. The
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CHEAP- SPRING/SUMMER SUBLET.
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NORTHVILLE, 1 BDRM SUBLET. Aug '02-
Feb 03. $725/no. 248-921-9639.
OFF CAMPUS SUBLET. June-Sept 1 Bdrm
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ROOM AVAIL FOR SUMMER. Great
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CLONING
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of 2001, introduced by Senator Sam
Brownback (R-Kansas) and now sup-
ported by over 30 of his colleagues,
seeks to criminalize all forms of human
cell cloning, including those solely
intended for research.
"Human cloning is an issue of vast
importance to our society - and for
humanity. It reveals the values we hold
and the worth we place on human life.
We should not create life just to destroy
it. The public is overwhelmingly
opposed to human cloning, and it is an
issue the Senate must address," Brown-
back said ina statement about the issue.
"There is a growing confusion on the
issue of cloning. Some in the Senate say
they want a limited ban on 'reproduc-
tive' cloning but not on so-called 'thera-
peutic' cloning. In order to be effective,
a ban on human cloning must stop the
cloning process at the beginning by ban-
ning all human cloning," he added.
The second bill, The Human Cloning
Prohibition Act of 2002, seeks "to pro-
hibit human cloning while preserving
important areas of medical research,
including stem cell research."
Introduced by U.S. Senator Arlen
Spector (R-Penn.), and sponsored by
several other senators, the bill was
recently redrafted to include scientific
and ethical reviews that would be
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required before research involving
human embryos could begin. "Stem
cells offer enormous hope for solving
some of the most tragic illnesses con-
fronting Americans - and for that mat-
ter people worldwide. In November of
1998, stem cells burst on the scene,
holding this unique promise," Spector
said when first introducing the bill.
Other senators addressed the floor on
the bill's behalf as well, saying that it
would be wrong to outlaw a research
method that scientists say could help
people suffering from diseases.
"It would be unconscionable for Con-
gress to prohibit medical research that
offers hope to so many people with crip-
pling and often incurable diseases," U.S.
Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif) said.
"As is the case with many medical tech-
nologies, it is not stem cell research
techniques that are the problem, but
some of their potential applications."
Last summer, the U.S. House of Rep-
resentatives - with the support of Presi-
dent Bush - passed a bill similar to the
one Brownback now sponsors. But
according to the Washington Post, sup-
port counts within the Senate have not
been conclusive, leading some to be
concerned over whether either bill will
be passed. If neither bill is passed, those
practicing reproductive cloning would
not face the proposed criminal charges
of up to 10 years in prison and
$1,000,000 in fines.
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