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BYLAWS
Continued from page 3
"We made little headway until the
nondiscrimination statement was
amended," Beeymn said.
Geitner said that the change to the
bylaws would cover all gender iden-
tity and expression - not just trans-
gender persons. Over 1,000 members
of the community have signed a
petition in support of amending the
bylaws, she added.
Kalra said there has definitely
been a lack of response from the
Regents, but admitted it is a contro-
versial issue that often gets related
to the passing of Proposal 2 last
November. The proposal consti-
tutionally banned gay marriage in
Michigan.
"This is not a political issue. Peo-
ple are being discriminated against
and by not supplying this addition
the University is condoning discrim-
ination," Kalra said.
In 1971, Michigan was the first
major university to offer profes-
sional support services for gay and
lesbian students. More recently,
MSA passed a resolution in support
of amending the bylaws to include
gender identity and expression, and
GEO succeeded in having gender
identity added to the University's
non-discrimination clause covering
graduate employees.
Liz Goodnick, a graduate stu-
dent instructor in philosophy and
chairperson of the TBLG Caucus
last year, doesn't see much progress
being made without more help from
the University.
"Until we get support from higher
up in the University, we're pretty much
in a stalemate," Goodnick said.
CITY COUNCIL
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that the political limitations placed on stu-
denta:have been a concern of his for quite
some time.
"Local voting regulations impinge
on the rights for students to vote in Anr
Arbor," Donn said. "The same people whc
say students should pay attention are put-
ting voting regulations on them."
"The primary takes place when all the
students are away." "It's not like they al
decided to take a three-day vacation anc
missed the primary. Students are here 7
percent of the year," Donn said.
Kang said that the five wards preven
students from collectively raising the
concerns to the city and that the wards thai
divide up Ann Arbor were created to bet-
ter represent diversity.
"Unfortunately, that hasn't beer
achieved," Kang said.
Kang said that the community mem-
bers he has met with have received hi
campaign warmly.
"I've been doing a lot of door-to-door
campaigning. People have been enthusi-
astic about a young person who lives here
running for City Council,"Kang said.
Kang said he thinks people want
change on the council. "We need a ness
way of thinking," Kang said.
LSA seniorNathaniel Damrien saidtha 4
he supports a student on the council.
"I have always got the impression than
students are treated more like childrer
than residents of Ann Arbor," Damrier
said. He added that having a student on the
City Council would benefit the students.
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