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… Kozachenko (HRP- Second Ward). Another HRdP5 spokesperson a a i d yesterday that the party hopes to get 6,01)0 signatures but anticipated some difficulty because most students are not in town now. BOTH CITY…

… Israeli and Arab mili- tary representatives in a pen- tagonal arrangement of five ta- bles at the signing ceremony. The U. N. organizers initially planned to bathe the ceremony in publicity to draw…

… Palestinians should take part in the future Arab- Israeli peace talks. The moderates favor partici- pation, while radicals see any deal with the Israelis as a sell out. REGARDS TO BROADWAY a revue of american…

… faculty of the Spanish poets rests on the Catholic and Moorish tradi- tions of the country. "They have these wierd images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary," Bly said, "and that deep old Arab mystery tradition…

…." He marvelled over an Arab poem, "The bird of sleep was about to build a nest in my eyes, and then he saw my eyelashes and flew away -he knew all about nets." "Think of it," he said, "he has…

…. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN f o r m to Room 3528 L. S. A B 1d g ., before 2 p.m., of the day preceding pub- lication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. Items ap- pear once only. Student…

…i G Yalidity of Student Opinion In Sigma Kappa Issue See Page 4 . Latest Deadline in the State 471 t CLOUDY, SNOW VOL. LXVII, No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1956 FOJJR PAGES…

… 'NET LOSS'. SGC Head Hits New Calendar By JAMES ELSMAN Student Government Council President, Bill Adams 57BAd, as- sessed the new calendar plan as a "net loss" for the student body at a Wednesday get…

…-together of Calendar Committee representatives. He noted students gained only "a scheduled Thanksgiving re- cess and one day study sessions before final exams - two things that we had informally under the old…

… calendar." Greatest loss under the 1956 calendar, remarked Adams is a shortened Christmas vacation "preventing students from securing holiday Jobs." ]Five More Days Students will be in school approximately…

… Student Congress Election Voting in the campus Student Congress election will end at 5:15 p.m. today, but Men's Judiciary Council announced last night that the results may not be available for several days…

… Daily, has been accord- ed a new tribute by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Board has placed Prof. Sun- derland's picture in th upstairs of- fice of The Daily in recognition of his…

… the three slates on the ballot. The polls will be open today from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. except for Water- man Gymnasium and the Engineering Arch which will stay open until 5:15 p.m. to accomodate students…

…. Turkish Trends SCussed by Student Group The economic, cultural, political, and future trends of modern Turkey were discussed by four Turkish grad- uate students of the University in the Rackham Amphitheatre…

… against making Palestine either a Jewish or an Arab state, and said that the government ultimately established there "under international guarantees" must pro- tect Christian, Jew and Moslem. Continue…

… both Jews and Arabs that any at- tempt from either side, by threats of violence, by terrorism, or by organi- zation of use of illegal armies to pre- vent its execution, will be resolutely suppressed." No…

… countries other than Palestine gave no hope of substantial assistance in finding homes for Jews wishing or impelled to leave Europe." Dean Bennett Announces .New Grade Ruling Students in the architecture…

…, expects to feel the same pres- sure of a greatly increased enroll- ment that the other schools here an- ticipate this fall. The text of the rest of he regula- tion is as follows: Students whose general…

… presidents, Arab princes and reli- gious leaders made their own appeals yesterday for peace, current and former U.S. officials questioned the lack of American action as the region plunged into deeper conflict…

… months reflected "strate- gic incoherence." Brzezinski also faulted the Bush administra- tion for responding only to the "outrage" of ter- rorism, and not to a simultaneous offer of peace made at an Arab…

… League summit in Beirut, Lebanon, last week. "Three days ago, we had an outrage, the bombing (of a Passover Seder), but we had a moment of historic opportunity - the proposal made by the Arabs, for the…

…- eign editor James Smith. Shadid, who is in his early 30s, was conscious and in stable condition in a private Arab hospital in Ramallah, Smith said. The bullet was lodged in the shoulder. Globe officials…

…, including 25 Arabs and four Afghans. LONDON Britain pays homage to Queen Mother The great State Bell of St. Paul's Cathedral tolled yesterday in remem- brance of the Queen Mother as people across Britain…

… The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September, via…

… this, we must win theconfidence of the more stable Muslim and Arab nations. It has become all to evident that we are not likely to get any Arab support in world politics until we pressure Israel into…

… changing its position on Palestine autonomy. We are the only party with the power to force such a change. Arab and Muslim nations view us as having corrupted their value system; therefore they distrust us…

… issue has now come to the forefront of world security. As Prof. Mitchell poin ted out, it is the roadblock to our badly needed defense arrangements with the Arabs. Israel obviously can not be coun- ted on…

… Asia, and to contain the new wave of Soviet expansionism. H. Scott Prosterman, a graduate student in the school for Near Easterh Studies, is the Daily's analyst of Near Eastern and Middle Eastern…

… Day Calendar Slavic Languages and Literatures and ORGANIZATION NOTICES aa.. aa.. .a"r: v .r:.,:":v::i ' :"."{..o.::".:"":iii:oi:ii The Arab Student Organization and the Arab American Community in Ann…

…- lication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. Items ap- pear once only. Student organiza- tion notices are not accepted for publication. For more information, phone, 764-9270. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1…

… "ll't(? Typology of Slavic Literary Languages"- Federal Service -Entrance E x a m Aud. B, Angell Hall, 4:10 p.m. (FSEE) given in Ann Arbor. Applica- Speech Student Lab. Theater: Line, tiEE) due Ot 7 for…

…, 330 Maynard, on Friday, Octo- Students For ber the Second. All for the paltry sum of two dollars RICHARD and fifty cents. Cease Choking.r A U , Iir aa McGOVERN Sunday, Oct. 25, 1970 Hill Auditorium 4…

… OF MICHIGAN ARAB CLUB WASHINGTON (R) - Here's how the civil rights bill ap-. proved Tuesday by the House Judiciary Committee compares in its major provisions with the administration's original bill…

… three-judge panel hear voting rights cases, the panel to be composed of district and circuit court judges. P, TYPEWRITER RENTALS STANDARD and ELECTRIC For I I The Arab Club invites all its members…

… INTERVIEWS, Bureau of Appointments-Seniors & grad students, please call Ext. 3544 for appointments with the following: MON. & TUES., NOV. 4 & 5- International Business Machines, New York, N.Y.-Men & women…

… PLACEMENT INTER- VIEWS--Seniors & grad students, please sign interview schedule posted at 128-H W. Engrg. for appointments with the following: NOV. 4- Analytic Services, Inc., Bailey's Cross- roads, Va…

… ' CAMPUS. PLANNING DISPLAYS, AND MODELS I .: I GUILD HOUSE 802 Monroe q' , s11 r n H tl Y r 1s ti a, v 12 NOON FRIDAY LUNCHEON Buffet Lunch 25c Student Government Council and The University of…

… Michigan Information Service present to you the students of today and the alumni of tomorrow The Campus Of The Future as planned by the University. You will see three-dimen- sional models and maps of the…

… lllililliilillllili .BO A R" DS - I - For a limited number of STUDENTS Good Hone Cooking At Mderate Prices. MRS. PHILLIPS 523 Forest Ave. SHOOT THE CHUTES Groome's Bathing Bead attended. The group this summe…

… cosmopolitan including students P England and Canada, as well as United States. We do typewriting and mimeogr ing. 0. D. Morri,1, 17 Nickes' Students in public health nursing cade;-Ady. also have the advantage…

…%0%0%0%0%0%0~ 1~10 EUGENE O'BRIEN LAST TIME TODAY EILEE N IN "WHATEVER SHE WANTS" TOMORROW CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN GOODNIGHT PAUL" The a 00, I I /%O-No E COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. M.' VANTED-White student as dish…

… A /VID ROMAN OF DESERT- L See the Cut-Thro Arabs dicing for ti .d ST-Smallsblack patent urse. Please call E. Neil, ity 97-M. 1 eather Univer- 9-2 white girl captive. -- --- _-ADDED ATTRACTIONS…

…A. f u r Arhtan Batt Seventy-T hird Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAW UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS e Opinions Are Free STUDENT…

… state is attempting to shift the burden of higher education ram itself to the student. Both the Rom- ey administration and the Legislature, ailing to provide for adequate state sup- ort for higher…

… from students. The tuition. oost would average $50 a student. Allen's revenue estimate of $580 million n which Romney currently plans his udget is near the optimal figure. Even rith another good year in…

…, far from any place Nixon understanding of urban problems, Th was supposed tony visiti in addition to teaching specific Sept skills that a student can employ anal Earlier in Rome hundreds oft dhem…

…. Police turned them back after a |'||||| battle.::>:::;:r : ::::: 1in1 students aim at EXPERIMENTAL LEARNING: k--) tropolitan utopia' gram is designed as an over- During the student's second year of…

…- acquired the most expertise. ed, in addition to a lecture During the final semester of the se which deals with the his- second year all students in the of the city from ancient times program participate in a…

…, the concept of1 r to solve the problems of the teamwork among urban planning students is highly stressed, he adds. Team efforts are applied in an analysis of rural areas for their development potential…

…, based on the factors of soil conditions and topography. Students are also in- volved in an area social study em- phasizing the building and demo- graphic features of a neighbor- hood in north central Ann…

… Arbor. The students are also working on the development of a simulated metropolitan utopia. Based on the model cities pro-! gram, creation of the new city involves a "total attack on the problems of a…

… (right) and President Gamal Nasser of the United Arab Republic (center). The luncheon for Communist and neutralist heads of state in New York for the United Nations meeting was held at the Soviet UN…

… reconciliation with the central government by LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL (National Lutheran Council) Hill St. at S. Forest Ave. -Dr. H. 0. Yoder, Pastor Phone: NO 8-7622 Sun: 9:00 Worship Service and…

…. 5:30 Student Guild. 5:45 Jr. and Sr. High Youth Groups. 7:00 Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Wednesday-Prayer Meeting FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AND BAPTIST CAMPUS CENTER 512 East Huron Rev. James H. Middleton…

…, Minister Rev. Hugh D. Pickett, Assistant Minister Sunday: 9:45 Church School and Student Class "Understanding the Old Testament" taught by Dr. Edgar Willis in the Campus Center. 11 :00,a.m. World…

…. Palmer, Minister. Morning Services, 8:45 and 11:00 A.M. .University Bible Class, 10:00 A.M. Evening Worship Service, 7:00 P.M. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 216 Beakes St. Welcomes Students Rev. C. W. Carpenter…

… Presidents' Tito of Yugoslavia, Kwame Nkru- mah of Ghana, Sukarno of Indo- nesia, Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic. NOTHING HOLDS LIK: SPERRY TOP-SIDERS For your personal safety afloat and ashor4…

…-YWCA bldg. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AND WESLEY FOUNDATION State and Huron Streets, Tel. NO 8-6881 Dr. Hoover Rupert, Minister Rev. Gene Ransom, Minister to Students SUNDAY 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship…

….m. Worship and Program. A Student Panel speaking on My Faith and Campus Life. WED ESDAYS 7:00 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel followed by breakfast in the Pine Room. (over in time for 8:00 classes) FIRST…

… Study ST. MARY'S STUDENT CHAPEL William and Thompson Streets Rev. John F. Bradley, Chaplain Rev. John Fauser, Assistant Sunday Masses at 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 A.M., 12:00 noon and 12:30 P.M. Holyday Masses 6…

….M. foundations of Christi- sanity. Thursday 4:00 P.M. sacred scripture, Thursday 8:00 P.M. medical ethics. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Sundays-- 8:00 A.M. Holy…

…-Islamic sentiment. Because there is a strong pres- ence of Muslims and Arabs in the state, JStreetU and the Muslim Students' Association hosted an event on Oct. 6 to hold a conversa- tion about Islamaphobia in Michi…

… week Events held last week aimed to raise awareness of disabilities By MICHELE NAROV Daily StaffR eporter Students and other members of the University community came together last week to celebrate…

…- nology helpful to disabled students - passed away on July 4, 2010, prompting officials to rename the center in his honor. The Council also hosted speak- ers with disabilities and panels of medical…

… elementary school populated by some disabled people, and when some parents protested the presence of those students, her mother led a protest against them. Kornblau said when she trans- ferred to junior high…

… school, those students, and the friends she had made, were no longer present. "The junior high school had steps and the students in wheelchairs couldn't get in to that school," she said. "Those steps might…

… (disabled persons) and make sure they're comfortable," she said. Schnitzer agreed, addingthat she hoped the week would offer a mes- sage to students about increased awareness of disability and the necessityof…

…'s 7th Congressional District. Mann said Schauer's emphasis on clean ISLAMAPHOBIA From Page 1A attends Muslim Students' Associa- tion events put on for non-Muslims with his wife, said a friend gave him…

… end of Ramadan. Hakim said he enjoyed the event and thought it encouraged dialogue between the students who attended. "It was really amazing. Over- all it was a really sincere effort on (Campus Ministry…

…'s) part, and that's what I think made it really great," Hakim said. Joiningthe fight againstIslama- phobia is the University's chapter of JStreetU, a nationwide student organization that aims to promote…

… peace in the Middle East. According to a Sept. 14 view- point in The Michigan Daily, the University's chapter of JStreetU is petitioning students to voice opposition toward anti-Muslim sentiments. The…

…MichigancheerleaderAriel Haskins 0 Michigan Student AssemblyRep. 0 Arab StudentAssociation member Tony Saunders Dina Ai-oburi 0 Basketball player Ron Coleman 0 Girls of Michigan Calendar model Michelle Rosado 0 Law student Josh…

… students. The mission is scheduled for late 2011, aiming for a window of time when the paths of Earth and Mars are sufficiently aligned to enable the launch and sub- sequent orbit. The window opens every two…

… that raises money for health care in Peru, hope you'll pay bigbucks for a Mexican dinner with students ranging from defensive end Lamarr Woodley to Michelle Rosado, who appears in a calendar called the…

… "Girls of Michigan." Project Suyana will sell dates with twenty students at an auction tomorrow night in an effort to raise money for a Peruvian women's shelter. Attendees will bid on dinner at Salsarita…

…'s Fresh Cantina, a new Mexican restaurant on East Liberty Street, with one of 20 men and women at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the ballroom of the Michigan Union. The University's website for student organizations…

… Uni- versity's director for student activities and leadership. The policy came out of a See AUCTION, page 7A Members of Students Supporting Affirmative Action celebrate the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling…

…:16 GOT A NEWS TIP? LO: 1B Call 734-763-2459 or e-mail news@michgandaily.com and let us know. COMING FRIDAY What did you do over Winter Break? One student won the Price is Right. NEWS INDEX NEWS…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 1, 1985 - Page 3 rHAPPENINGS- U. Council agrees on jurisdiction Friday Highlight President and Mrs. Shapiro invite all students to an open house in their…

… Brazelton, "Raising Children in the 80s," 7:30 p.m., Washtenaw Community College Student Center. Meetings Juggling Club - 3 p.m., Union. Breast Cancer Education/Support Group - noon, Simpson Memorial…

… Institute Library. Social Work alumni - 8:30 a.m., Alumni Center, 200 Fletcher St. Chinese Students Christian Fellowship - 7:30 p.m., Packard Road Baptist Church. Korean Christian Fellowship - 9 p.m., Campus…

…, 1208 S. University St. Saturday Highlight The Institute of Labor Relations invites all graduate students to In- dustrial Relations Day from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., in the School of Business…

… Center - United Nations Association Conference, 8 a.m., School of Education. Sunday Highlight Ariella Bieri and Iyas Shbata will condust a Neve Shalom Workshop which has been used to teach 5,000 Arab and…

… only to violent crimes on campus, or when students, faculty, and staff are acting within their University roles off campus. For example, the University would have authority if a faculty member murders a…

… student while holding a seminar at home, but would not have such authority at a party. ERIC SCHNAUFER, a law student on the council, argued yesterday the University can respond to crimes out- side the…

… classroom by calling the Ann Arbor police. However, the University should be able to act on cases within the classroom because it disrupts the ability of students to learn, he said. Ann Hartman, professor of…

… social work, countered that violence outside the classroom also affects education because "students have got to walk across the Diag to get to the library." She added the University must have a way to…

… University within a month. The. Univerity Council also yester- day elected Rucknagel and Suzanne Cohen, a law student, as co-chairs of the council. The post was left vacant after Lee Winkelman graduated from…

… administration also supports the Egyptian position that the treaty with Israel should not have priority over Egypt's military ties with other Arab countries. In' Jerusalem, Prime Minister Menachem Begin, on the…

…, "and such other expenses in- cident to being a student." The University denies that any, trust exists and claims further that the land conveyed to the fledgling college was a gift. Further, the…

…', Page 7 Search groups By LEONARD BERNSTEIN The student, faculty, and alumni advisory committees in the presidential search are just finishing up their initial review of nominees-but they aren't quite…

… approximately 200 candidates. "OUR CONCERN as a committee is what happens in this mystical little process now," said student committee member Carolyn Rosenberg. "We have no idea what the next step is." The…

… student committee completed its game of catch-up with the other com- mittees by finishing its first evaluation of possible permanent successors to Reg ents' Robben Fleming Monday night. In accordance with…

… the Regents. But the faculty advisory committee See SEARCH, Page 7 Health budget cuts reduced, but 'U' nursing still hurt By MARY FARANSKI University student nurses and doctors who thought they were…

… two graduate programs-which presently grant tuition and monthly spending scholar- ships to over half the students in the program-are in jeopardy. Also expec- ted to come to a halt with the end of…

… subcommittee's decision was the fact that students and schools had already made plans for the fall based on 1979 funding. "We felt it was generally wrong to pull the rug from under" persons who had planned on…

… Education Incentive See BUDGET,. Page 10 Foreign, domestic issues addressed Two speakers caught students' attention on campus yesterday. A man calling himself "Mr. Albert" (top) spoke about the persecution…

… of Jews in Syria. And yesterday evening, Viewpoint Lecturer Elaine Noble (above) told students they had a responsibility to be politically active. See stories, Page 10. Ut ' SPECIAL PROSECUTORS…

…lu I a r 94e £freIgan DaU4 Eighty-two years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan SGC seat filled: Unfair discrimination? 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor…

… businesses. This same logic should apply to an opening of SGC. Miller even stated that "to ideal- ly represent student body," five of the twelve SGC members-at- large should be women and o n e should be black…

… SGC seat, why wasn't the search extended to in- clude other minority groups who are totally unrepresented on SGC? How about foreign students? Or how about Chicanos? What about Italians? Or Communists…

… Student Government election was that only S of the 20 people on the ballot for SGC were women and only 2 were black, and other minorities had less or no candidates. This is a shame in it- self. IN THE…

… qualified to hold the position and representative of a large group of students on this campus wha until now have had no representatio:i on SGC. When informed that he was not going to get this political plum…

… SGC election. She represents the black students on this campus who have lacked representation until now. A Febru- ary 8 letter claimed she did not represent black students, hut that letter was written…

… Israeli ruthlessness toward its Arab neigh- bors. Within a single twenty-four hour period, on the 21st day of February, var- ious units of the Israeli armed forces participated in the commission of two…

… similar in that they underscore, tragically, Israeli's utter disregard for human lives that do not happen to be Israeli. And yet we hear Golda Meir calling for "peace and neighborliness" from the Arab…

… the United Arab Emirates proposed postponing the cut. WASHINGTON Rice's credibility key to commission inquiry When she testifies before the commission reviewing the Sept. 11 attacks, Con- doleezza…

…- ed Arab neighborhood of Jerusalem at daybreak yesterday, sparking clashes between Israeli troops and residents. Israeli officials said the group had the right to live in the buildings in east Jerusalem…

… Bank. A day earlier, he agreed to a binding refer- endum among his rebellious Likud Party members on the "disengagement" plan. MADISON, Wis. Missing student found alive in marsh A missing University of…

… Wisconsin student was found alive yesterday in a marsh, four days after she vanished from her nearby apartment with no coat or purse. Police gave no details on what hap- pened to Audrey Seiler, including…

….MICHIGANDAILY.COM The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. One copy is available free of charge to all readers…

… TECHNIQUES. COME SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES WITH THE GROUP. 6:45- N 10:00 FOR MORE INFO: 763-0077 Sponsored by The Student Development and Student Activities Offices with air oJ WASHINGTON (AP) - Three…

… four-way negotiations over the future of the West Bank of the Jordan River and Gaza as well as the territories' 1.1 million Palestinian inhabitants. Jordan and Palestinian Arabs have not agreed to…

… participate in those negotiations. Egypt, protecting Arab interests, has demanded a solid link to Palestinian aspirations. Israel, con- sidering the two sets of talks to be basically separate, wants a weak link…

… show in Montreal, a college student, not realizing Houdini had to tighten his ab- dominal muscles, caught the magician off guard with three solid blows to his midsection. Houdini died three days later in…

…. Nader: 'Son ofa...' Nader knocked WASHINGTON - F e d e r a l Trade Commissioner Paul Rand Dixon called consumer advocate Ralph Nader "a son of a bitch and a dirty Arab" at a recent appearance before an…

…." Nader countered that "He owes me and his chief, Presi- dent Carter, and many other Americans an apology. And he will give me one.,, Meanwhile, it was understood that the National Association for Arab…

… passed his first rest in a bid to organize a socialist THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVII,;No. 100 Tuesday, February 1, 1977 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764…

…, before 2 p.m. of the day preceding publication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. Items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. For more information…

….O.W. gives the Women's State of the Union Address at George Wash- ington Univ., 10:10 a.m. Ctr. Cont. Educ. of Women: Karen Shill, "Personality, values and Atti- tudes of Foreign University Students in the U…

… PAGES SGC To Decide On Sigma Kappa Council To Vote on Sorority Status, Tor Decide Future at Next', Meeting Student Government Council will vote tonight on whether Sigma Kappa sorority remains in…

… fronl Lebanon and Jordan. But he declared it Was too early to predict, if the Arab nations wold be successful in living to- gether as good neighbors as they 'had promised. May evert t, UN ' He indicated…

… the week, according to chair- man Sara Drasin, '59. Only registered student organi- zations 'and University depart- ments whose events do not now call for 45 minute extensions should petition, Miss…

…, will be given in the basement. Students do not need their Health Service cards. "Because of the prediction of sorority now meet the require- ments for maintenance of recog- nition." . 'President Joan…

…, Grad., to the Council. Belin said Levy has served as IHC President and sat on Student; Leegislature and SGC. He was the 'first student member of the Board in Review. The 'vacant Council seat will not be…

… authorities on school integration combined yesterday to keep four Little Rock high schools locked against both white and Negro students. Gov. Orval Faubus, who closed the schools Sept. 12 pending a vote on…

… revolu- tion and it is being introduced in Syria by the United Arab Republic. ,The semi-official agency under government control also, said Brig. Geri. Abdul Salam Arif has been relieved of his job as…

…- dor Jacob Beam nor Red Chinese Envoy Wang Ping-Nan would comment on the meeting. Set Deadline For Directory All organizations wishing to be listed in the organization and honor sections of the Student…

… Directory must get the information in by 5 p.m. tomorrow. Those concerned should contact the Directory staff in the Student Publi'cations Building, Bob Wells, Grad:, co-editor of the Student Directory said…

… one dol- lar. It is presently the site of the top secret Project Michigan being conducted for the government. Student Search S till Continues Helicopters and planes searched northern Quebec's bush…

… said his team is currently working on a mobile version of the app to reach more individuals. Rackham student Shweta Ramdas said she participated in Genes for Good because she wanted to…

… included improv- ing science policy education for students, offering resources to faculty to support science com- munication and fostering engage- ment between the University, state government and federal…

… identified was for students in sci- ence to gain a better understand- ing of science policy in the future. Currently, the University offers a certificate program for graduate students in Science…

… courses in sci- ence policy, which would foster better review of its effectiveness in training students for potential careers in research or policy. Whether through undergradu- ate curriculum or…

… the Institute for Social Research, acknowledged that policy intern- ships might not be suitable for every scientist, but said it was important to provide opportuni- ties for students who might be…

…, suggested involving students in science policy and history courses early in their academic career, along with experiential learning courses and internships. He added that it is concerning that many…

… require- ments in some programs, but that LSA does not. Rackham graduate students Kim Daley and Rachel Merzel said they believe that integrating policy courses would make sense either later in…

… education and teacher certification courses. Ball said the current system of produc- ing STEM teachers — a system that primarily involves students graduating from four-year insti- tutions like the…

… University before starting a teaching career — do not prepare graduates for the true challenges of teaching, such as understanding different learning styles and encouraging student to pursue a variety of…

… might encoun- ter when speaking with students or government officials. Value Another discussion held among the presenters regarded the value of public research universities to local and national…

… think and 3 genuine research, the things representing our first real task as teachers and students." And on this day, when the University recognizes the undergraduate students who have earned…

… distinguished records in its schools and colleges, the statement still largely holds true. Honors are given those students, freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors, who have attained a 3.5 average for the past…

…, honor societies, and re- cipients of fellowships and schol- arships were included in the pro- gram. Probably the most noted of the honor societies acknowledging student achievement at the con- vocation…

… was Phi Beta Kappa, originally founded as a men's fra- ternity in 1776, and now a nation- al honorary society. The society aims for the well- rounded student, one who has done well academically and has…

… honors sup- plement, suggested by Waiter to give recognition to the students who had been eliminated from the convocation. This has enabled acknowledgment of the achieve- ments of even more groups, in…

…- cluding, for example, athletes arnd outstanding students at the Flit and Dearborn campuses. The Committee on Honors Con-, vocation has changed somewhat since 1924. Originally, the Sen- ate Council (now…

… Senate Advisory Council for University Affairs) established a committee of three to be appointed by the president to organize the convocation; in the early years it consisted of the dean of students (who…

…Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH.* Phone NO 2…

… greater proportion of the Russian students pursue sci- entific studies. It is unlikely the average Russian has more aptitude for science than any other nationality. There must, then be another reason for…

… the numbers of students who seek to follow a sci- entific course of study in Russia. The answer is again supplied by Prof. Gom- berg, "The Russian scientists constitute the nearest thing to an…

…- ceives higher wages than any other worker in the nation. ]PHIS GIVES the Russian student tremendous incentive to become a scientist or engineer. He does not need to worry about whether he can afford to go…

… students with sufficient latent ability to be- come scientists, and making the position of the scientist so 'desirable that many students will wish to enter the field. If the United States government is…

… scientific pursuit highly desir- able. It remains yet to make it possible for all qualified students to study the sciences. First, mathematics in primary and secon- dary education must become something beyond…

… for her visit for weeks, but as usual she was late. But, now that she's here, students and faculty are celebrating her arrival by holding commemorative meetings on Angell Hall's lawns. Parties and…

… chang- ed signals after concluding the assassination strategy would boom- erang. They figured the Reds would make a martyr of Nasser, using his death to stir up Arab emotions and take over the government…

… of "education," he recently called on Egyptian students to hate the Western "enemy." "Smash him, kill him, extermi- nate him" cried Husein. "Every compatriot, every youth, every old man must remember…

… Husa's), than for the. music written in-between. --David Kessel There will be a meeting of all Daily reviewers at 9 p.m. to- night in the Student Publica- tions Building. Any students in- terested in…

… newspaper, the ding to the stand at least 15 feet away has faced heavy opposition Eagle. ily newspa- from building entrances, from many students and Sponsoredbytheschool's ton Square but the ban will primar…

…- fans. It is part of an effort Community and Local Gov- ily be enforced by students by MSU's athletics program ernment Relations office, nokingwith- and members of the com- to rebrand itself, but other…

… student assaulted WHERE: 216 Thayer WHEN: Friday at about 2:50 WHAT: A male University student was assaulted by five to six college-aged males around Washington Street and Thayer Street, University Police…

… WHAT: A 30-minute film with interviews from young Arab-American women who talk aboutthe stereotypes amd racism they face while living in Chicago. WHEN: Today at noon WHO: Center for Middle Eastern…

… enrolling students living in esidence halls in a research study to see how well influenza (1) vaccines and other strategies work in reducing the risk of influenza illness in university residence halls…

…4A - Thursday, February 1, 2007 IC The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com ie 1*idigan &atI Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 413 E. Huron St. Ann Arbor, MI…

… took aloth-grade vow of chastity, Turns out, I'm no legal expert. Wil- while others rolled the dice and hoped son's appeal was flat-out denied last for the best. month. Now as college students, we have…

… Georgia teacher was sentenced to 90 days in jail and three years proba- tion for having sex with a 17-year-old student. Why the light slap on the wrists? Because the girl was over 16 and the couple did not…

… exclusion from public events TO THE DAILY: We were among the undergraduate and graduate students not allowed into Rackham Auditorium Tuesday night for the "ex-terrorist" event. The police never gave us a…

… civil liberties. We waited outside in the cold until' the end of the event with supporters from both sides of the issue. There were University alumni, Ann Arbor residents and graduate students (who…

… hinders progress TO THE DAILY: As I walked into Rackham Audito- rium to listen to the speakers sponsored by the Young Americans for Freedom Tuesday night, I was greeted by a group of students passingaround…

… flyers to stage a walkout. The walkout was in protest of the lecture by three former terrorists. I did not plan on walking out and was dis- mayed by the number of students who left in the middle of the…

… speech. While I understand that the walkout was an act of protest, it is our respon- sibility as students at this university to engage in debate, not walk out when somebody states an opinion that we dis…

…- agree with. There is a lot of talk about being ready to debate the issues that seem to be constantly dividing campus: gay rights, the Arab-Israeli conflict and affirmative action. But talk is cheap. The…

… in promoting the use of marijuana. The U.S. govern- ment estimates that at least 95 million Americans have used marijuana. It also estimates that nearly half of all high school students will use…

… UCLA's undergraduate student govern- ment. "The university and the students bene- fit exponentially" from TA labor, Geyer said. "The university's dragging their feet and the undergraduates are paying…

…." But like Razza, she said undergradu- ate students are being very supportive despite the absence of their teachers at a critical time. "The undergraduates know how important TAs are to this university…

… of Berkeley's Association of Graduate Student Employees, said that of the approximately 9,000 TAs across the California campuses, two-thirds signed the cards for union recognition. And although he said…

…- eting and completely withholding labor. The University of Michigan's Graduate Employees Organization sup- ports the California strike, along with the National Association of Graduate Professional Students…

… rancorous exchanges with Israel by declarin Jerusalem "occupied territory" that should be turned over to the Arabs. The outpouring of pledges at a one-day conference at the State Department gave visible…

… European, Asian and Arab nations to do better than the $2.3 billion pledged five years ago. Clinton met privately with Arafat at the White House, hearing his complainmthat Israel had not released enough…

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… ad S 0 PVderal judge was right to axe The problem of repressive speech codes is not unique to the University of Michigan. Students 4tthe University of Wisconsin recently fought and won a battle…

… as "death to all'Arabs" and comments about a woman's breasts over their electronic mail network. 'Because any electronic-mail system (like the MTS system used here at the University of Michi- gan) can…

… be used as public forum for communica- tion, the judge's decision that the students' sanc- tions were an infringement on their rights to free speech was proper. At the same time, electronic mail…

… students to undergo mandatory psychiatric and alcoholic counseling. This step is clearly beyond the authority of the University and obviously infringes on the rights of every student attending Wisconsin. The…

… university is not a court of law and has no business sentencing students who merely exercised their freedoms to terms of psychiatric care. Speech codes plague many American universi- ties. The case atthe…

… remains diverse and honest, students need to be allowed to discuss their ideas with frankness. The University of Michigan should take heed to the battle won in Wisconsin. Speech codes have no place on…

… was on the back page of the Daily. Fred Dobb and Amy Simon Brandeis University students To the Daily: The way the Daily has handled the recent controversy over their printing of "The Holocaust…

… Arabs or anyone else - must be confronted with equal condemna- tion and halted with equal determination. Unless we Jews learn and implement the inevitable lessons of our own sufferings, we cannot profess…

… in Zambia and Mozam- bique. The event brought together a diverse set of co-sponsors, including the Arab Student Association and the Caribbean People Association. The week's activities united groups…

…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com LEASES From page 1 this year. Stephanie Chang, an attorney for Student Legal Services, said many students she has met with aren't sure about their housing…

… rights. "We want to make sure that stu- dents know what they can and can- not do with respect to housing," she said. Not many students seem to be aware of the ordinance's details. Many said they thought…

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…, trying to figure out housing," LSA junior Jenny Lohner said. "I just feel like I should know more infor- mation by now." The Michigan Student Assem- bly's External Relations Committee has been working…

… with the office to hold the sessions. Mohammad Dar, chair of the committee, said it will expand its efforts to educate stu- dents next semester. Some students said the confusion of figuring out the new…

… ordinance is one more worry they don't need. "Around this time of year espe- cially, housing is the last thing on my mind," said LSA sophomore Alayna Corden. "Ithinkthis adds alotofanx- iety to students at…

… on an unprec- edented scale. But campus momentum dissipat- ed until University Health Services employee Traci Jarrett decided to resuscitate it last year. She con- vinced six student groups to coor…

… learned something new." On Wednesday night, the African Students Association held a char- ity bar night at Club Oz on Fifth Avenue that raised more than $800 for a nonprofit group that works to fight AIDS…

… filed suit, citing similar concerns. Willett said MBooks will pro- vide students with an opportunity to discover new books. "It will take them to books they wouldn't have known about before, and it will…

… start of World War III. Maki is secretary- general of Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's Popular Front gov- ernment. He declared two British war- ships have appeared at the mouth of the Shatt-El-Arab, a…

… frontier river between Iran and Iraq, to back up the 8,000-ton Mauritius, which has Abadan under its guns. "A BRITISH troop carrier has entered the Shatt-El-Arab and gone up the river past Abadan," Maki said…

… Tryouts for The Daily will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Student Publications Building for a lecture on night desk pro- cedure. They are asked to bring their style books. Factory List Prices Fixed By OPS…

…,000 students to the post-war peak of almost 22,000. As an economist by academic specialty, Dr. Adams served as an arbiter of numerous labor-man- agement disputes. I* CONSIDERED as a possible successor to…

… refused to obey cease-fire orders. Ship Strike Delays Arrival Of Students. Many foreign students have not yet registered for the Summer Ses- sion because they have been de- layed in arriving, presumably due…

… to the recent shipping strike, Robert Klinger, assistant counselor to foreign students disclosed last night at the International Cen- ter's reception at the Rackham Building. "Additional students are…

… still trickling in at the rate of four or five a day," he explained. A SPECIAL guest at the recep- tion attended by more than 200 faculty members and students, many dressed in their native cos- tumes, was…

… Dean of Women Deb- orah Bacon who has been actively working with a group of women students interested in forming an international house for women which would operate on a basis similar to that of Nelson…

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…, refused to comment on why the leases were not renewed. Ann Arbor activists, clergy, and politicians gave speeches at the rally. Cathy Cohen, a University graduate student and member of the United Coalition…

… Against Racism, said high rents in Ann Arbor dimin- ish the University's diversity. "There are students of color who cannot af- ford to live here," Cohen said. HIGH RENTS contribute to homelessness, said…

…, either giving out-of-state graduate students in-state status, changing the tuition waivers to fel- lowships or scholarships, or increasing the assistants' salaries. Duderstadt said the University is…

… yesterday for riots during the vist of Secretary of State George Shultz next week, and Israel's prime minister vowed to crush the uprising. Soldiers shot one Palestinian dead, bringing the Arab death toll to…

… should wear what they would nor- mally wear. Denim was chosen as the means for students to express their views on gay rights because "it's some- thing everybody has," LaForest said. Therefore, he said, it…

… forces stu- dents to think about their stances because anything they wear today could be interpreted as a statement. "If (students) are really upset about this issue, then (Blue Jeans Day) is doing what…

… purposely avoided wearing denim. Students, asked yesterday how they would observe Blue Jeans Day, gave mixed reactions, many saying they wouldn't alter their dress pat- terns one way or another. But some…

… students said they felt offended by LaGROC's request. "It's not a matter of whether I See LaGROC, Page 3 UAC / VIEWPOINT LECTURES PRESENTS A Jewish survivor of the - infamous Auschwitz externmination camp…

… outside the city. 1988 spring, summer, and fall term rates not yet available. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the National Student News Service. Editor in Chief…

… the Union a center of student life once again. "One of the roles of the Union is to make free time activity a cooperative endeavor with academic study. This computer center addition is a living example…

… of realizing that objective," he said. Students working at NUBS yesterday said they looked forward to having an alternative computing center. "NUBS isn't a very pleasant place for students to work. I…

… think the atmosphere at NUBS directly contributes to the ten- seness that many computer and com- munications sciences students feel," said one senior from that department. OTHERS ARE hoping the new…

… station will draw people away from NUBS. "It'll lessen the amount of people here (at NUBS)," said LSA freshman Ruth Riegelhaupt, who plans to continue to use NUBS. Students who decide to do their com…

… a loss of more than $100 in a week, in a mass unloading by speculators and investors who believe Arabs and the Soviet Union will have to sell gold because of lower oil prices. "Mass hysteria has taken…

…-barrel drop by the group's powerful Persian Gulf producers. 01 be LtIpbian 19afi- Vol. XCIII, No. 116 Tuesday, March 1, 1983 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan…

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… of the Maiales, a student festival. A writers' congress heard fierce denunciations of the re- gime's uncritically pro-Arab stand. In October, a student march, demonstrating against poor dormitory…

… they do today against the Unit- ed States. One student of foreign af- fairs recalled, "There was what amounted to almost an official conspiracy of silence for fear of offending the Nazis. There were no…

…) - With the prospect that the current draft regulations will be changed or eliminated look- ing more dim every day, many students will soon find them- selves confronted personally with the idiosyncracies of…

…- fered some suggestions about how students should respond to the threat of the draft. His recommendations, based on a careful study of, the cur- rent draft laws and the admin- istrative regulations that ac…

… prospective draftees in colleges around the country. Tigar's basic suggestion for students is that them plan care- fully in dealing with with the Selective Service System. Many students take the position that…

… Selective Service law." In the matter of clAssifica- tions, Tigar recommends that students not get a II-S (stu- dent) deferment if they can avoid it, since anyone who has held a II-S since July 1, 1967, will…

…. General No ces sponsored events are available in Room To conceive, evai., test and advance l01l of the SAB. new tech, and equipment to extend Organization of Arab Students, Teach- oil field oper. into…

…- odrama has no place in Synge. But otherwise ... STOCKTON, Calif. (A)- The dean of students, however, in case University of the Pacific plans to they are required for graduate fly the entire sophomore…

… class of study or transfer. its new Callison College each year The student, if he gets through, to an Asian campus for a year in graduates with a bachelor of arts residence in an emerging nation. degree…

…, which Half of the students come from opened in 1962 to inaugurate Pres- Latin America, with all 20 nations ident Robert E. Burns' university represented. They and their U.S. plan for coping with soaring…

… hallmark of the clus- The Raymond student obtains a ter college. liberal arts education in three The Latin American students years instead of four. But the are recruited, some with their years are longer-10…

… months-and education costs privately paid, the prescribed curriculum more others on a pay-as-you-can basis intensive. The student takes three with scholarship funds making up courses during each of three…

… and and beyond." religion. After graduation, students from He gets loads of personal at- Latin America retuin home to tention-tutoring sessions limited sometimes radically elevated ca- to three or four…

… students, classes reers. Homero Andrade, a Lodi, and seminars limited to 12-and Calif., farmer for several years lots of hard work, but no grades. before entering the college as a All he knows is that he…

… together" idea to the non-t Western world by sending its sophomore classes abroad. Mem- bers of the Callison faculty will1 supervise the students, but na- tionals of the host nation will do most of the…

… teaching. h j Taking advantage of charter flights and expected lower living costs overseas, the student willu have to pay for the year abroad only about the normal cost of a year's residence on the Stockton…

…, the fact is that Israel has occupied aland from which another people were displaced. Camp David failed to deal with the issue," Ahmad charged. The Arab student called the conflict between Israel and…

…, this conference excludes a Palestinian voice, but I cannot speak for them. Wh- at I have to say is from the point of view of a radical student from the Middle East." He went on to list what he thought…

… Egypt, Jordan, and Syria; the condition of Palestinians in other Arab states; and the struggle between conservative and radical fac- tions between these states as the other areas of concern that Camp…

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… UNITED NATIONS (P)-Saudi. Arabia and the United Arab Re- public have agreed to get out of the civil war in Yemen, United Nations Secretary - General U Thant reported yesterday. A United Nations observer…

… Arab Republic sent troops into Yemen in support of a republican force who overthrew the Imam, in a coup last Septem- ber. Saudi Arabia supported royal- ist troops seeking to put the Imam back on the…

…- ported Communist causes before its border conflict with Red China. BOOK SALE STUDENT ACTIVITIES BUILDING WORKSHOP Wed.-6 p.m.--10 p.m. Thurs.-9 a.m.-6 p.m. WELLESLEY CLUE assisted by I.F.C. and PAN…

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… students makes up Axs-ed accordinig to tim~e and di§-. lide-Rule formal party which Will l owering of money rates in prc tan, now the perspective is more the weekly program.=1 tk4ce. A three miute cal from…

… now, before it is too late, only God knows where this fire will spread and how much it will threaten the Arab world and the world as a whole,'' Gemayel said. "This conference is a unique oppor- tunity…

…:30 p.m., S. Forest & Hill. Lesbian Network -7 p.m., Guild House. Baptist Student Union, 7 p.m., 2439 Mason. Miscellaneous CEW Job Hunt Club - Drop in for job seekers, noon, 350S. Thayer. His House…

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… whether there was enough intelligence information available to support U.S. forces. A project of LSA Student Government Free University Lectures on Social Change TODAY Philosophy Professor Frithjof…

… students at said. the House vote clearly put the standby the University of Michigan. Published Under, the rationing bill, Congress rationing proposal back on track daily Tuesday through Sunday morn- still…

…- in the 1973 Arab oil embargo or this night. But that promise appeared based itia, Michigan480 THE MICHIGAN DIL , 4 a ynard yrs sBortageof less than 1 per cent. on an assumption that House leaders…

… .4 4A - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 1, 2002 OP/ED oJt loelktbiguu hanitu 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE…

…- bility, terror apologists have created a national politically correct barrier. This barrier makes it impossible to publicly question anyone affiliated with a Muslim or Arab group in the United States…

… people who have tradi- tionally had the opportunity to go to col- lege. My biggest problem with the rally held on Wednesday came from when I walked Defeat student political apathy: Vote no on Prop. 4 TO…

… THE DAILY: Now is the time for students to vote! Students make up the most apathetic sector of the voting population. Many experts agree that this is due in large part to a feeling among students that…

… government doesn't affect us. This year (on Nov. 5) government will dras- tically affect students. This year's ballot includes a proposal called Proposal 4. If Proposal 4 passes, the Citizens Research Council…

… of more than $100 million in student aid Prnpoal 4 will also caee 4 I mkfYJLL4I11~.y~J1 ~LLV J~Jl.J ~J* u .. v;ctwY .icus a.ns w: . #II A …

… inflation everyone works extra hard for their money. It's not our fault or the fault of the government. If anyone's to blame it's those Arabs and those knee-jerking Europeans who cozy to them by paying their…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan The governed and- the ungoverned The nev C HINESE VICE PREMIER Teng Hsiao-ping's historic vist to the United States emphasizes some of the vast changes…

… selection process. It is a popular issue for the same reason most past controversial subjects drew support; the goal is easily defined. Students - or rather the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) - are deman…

… is curious then that students should focus so much attention on the president selection process when every facet of the Univer- sity is undemocratic and affects their lives much more directly. The…

… superficial analysis of any aspect of the University and its operation leads us to see that the University no longer exists for the benefit of students, especially un- dergraduates. There is at least one…

… developed some interesting theories. His major thesis is provocative: "The University is not deeply motivated to respond to student needs and problems and usually does so only under the most obvious and…

… a good example. The first two years of a student's career at the University are usually spent in mammoth lecture halls where professors talk at their pupils through microphones so the students in the…

… back rows can hear. Discussion sections in these classes generally hold about thir- ty students'- far too many for a substantive exchange of new ideas. Moreover, these sections are taught by Teaching…

… Assistan- ts who' lack teaching and educational experience. Professors are rarely seen in these classes. It would seem that younger, less experienced students would need the most at- tention rather than the…

… more contact with professors, but papers are often graded by teaching assistants. When a professor does grade' research papers there is a great tendency to merely assign a grade. How of- ten do students…

…' BAKER was equally pleased. "The BPC members are amohg the few people who under- stand that students are here to support the research function of the Univer- sity," he said. "It's about time we star- ted…

… putting our major interests in revenue-producing units." A dazed LSA Dean John Knott was unavailable for comment, although several students reported seeing him purchase a case of Wild Turkey bour- bon at…

… Kolonowski, ruled that high school basketball teams in Albequerque must be composed of at least three whites, three blacks, two jews, one chicano, one native American, half an oriental, and half an Arab. Area…

… at the Spartacus Youth League. [ Madcap .camp us atics They say that college students will do the wildest things. Right here in Ann Arbor, it seems, some of the most riotous collegiate craziness takes…

… referendum The Michigan Student Assembly has announced that along with the upcoming officer elections, a second cam- pus-wide vote will be held. On his ballot, students will be asked, "Do you really think…

… self-evaluation beginning in May. Q in the Admissions Office, incoming male students will be expected to stand no taller than five-foot-seven while females will have to stop growing at five-foot-four to…

… remotely con- nected with alumni. "Alumni interest is one of theI big reasons that the University has always had a strong student body," Tapping says. He works closely with alumni interested in getting…

… promising students tol come to Michigan. On the other hand, he helps soften the blow for alumni proteges. who can't meet the entrance requirements. Other jobs taken on by the alumni office include last year…

…, evidently interest- who had some dye left over from ed in the color scheme of the the war, or a chemistry student. campus, poured green dye into the The green color will fade as the waters. Whoever the color…

…- lows, 25-year-old Hampton keeps his classes lively simply by follow- ing his pet theory-if students are interested, they'll learn. "They can't help it, he grins, and cites students in his practice…

… semester though -- just "Oh, we talk and they write papers . .." Once on the subject of student produced, directed and acted films, Hampton can enthusiastically rat- tle on for an hour. He can't un- derstand…

…. Friends claim Hampton has a boundless capacity for alcohol and coffee. He denies this with "I only drink beer." They also tell the story that "because he was in an Arab prison on his twenty-first birthday…

…, he can't drink in Ann Arbor because his liquor card is in Arabic." Caii't Win1 LAS VEGAS, April 30-The rover boys of the roulette table learned it the hard way today: Albert Hibbs, 23, Chillicothe…

…I 2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 1, 2001 4 -I Sharon still resists U.S. call to withdraw Los Angeles Times JERUSALEM - Israeli forces yes- terday assassinated an Arab militant…

…'s intensified diplomatic efforts to achieve some semblance of calm in the region as Washington tries to maintain Arab support for the U.S.-led war on terrorism. American officials, including Presi- dent Bush…

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…- ognized boundaries" with the Arab nations. It was the first public policy statement on the Arab-Israeli dead- lock by Britain's Conservative government, which took office last June and it appeared to…

…: Matinee 2 P.M. GENERAL PUBLIC $3.00-STUDENTS $2.00 Schorling Aud., University School. (E. Univ. and Monroe) .. a moment of the age."-John Ciardi IL V nikos kozentzakis author of "zorba the greek" THE…

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… departing again soon. "Insha'allah" (if God is willing), he nodded. Suddenly I was engulfed in a rage of contempt. My brain was throbbing with two words: fucking Arab. And there it was - my own bald…

… we can remain pure of racist notions in spite of a daily onslaught of racist attitudes, images, and messages Sandra Steingraber is a doctoral student in biology. just because we nod in fervent…

… have forced us to confront the unconscious racist notions that underlie these practices, and I applaud their vigilance. Some students resented the choice they had to make last week when they found the…

… mineworkers' song: "Which side are you on?" 1 ^ ,. «,a Edie mgdaant Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Steiner initiatives fall short Vol. XCVIII, No. 84 420 Maynard St. An Abhn…

… guidelines requiring University Public Safety officers to identify themselves to students nor are there restrictions on the use of force against students. The MSA resolution is corm- mendable: such guidelines…

… must be formulated if University students arg to be protected from the officers wlo are supposed to protect them. This resolution was formulated in response to the CIA protest held last November 25. A…

… student par- ticipating in the protest was kicked in the groin by Robert Patrick, the Assistant Director of Public Safety. Leo Heatley, director of the Uni- versity's Department of Public Safety, has…

… safety officers carry guns, they will be capable of even more dan- gerous abuse of their authority. The MSA resolution addresses a substantial problem and student safety hazard on this campus. The…

… outlining three "new initiatives" to improve minority relations. While UCAR recognizes that these so- called initiatives are a direct result of pressures placed upon the University by student protests, we…

… Dean on how to be more discreet in his public comments on these matters? Or would it have the authority to oversee implementation of new policies? Moreover since student activists have literally been the…

… Arbor Public Schools, said a teacher should know his strengths and weaknesses, be enthusiastic and take a little extra time in helping the poorer student. Respect for Authority "We would like teachers who…

… schools, she said, and because of the low salaries in Catholic schools, experience is not a prerequisite. Nancy Foren, president of the Student National Educational As- sociation, talked on nursery school…

… signatures." Quad Menu To Feature Heal Choice Students in the residence halls will receive a choice in dinner meat courses after March 13, Leonard A. Schaadt, business manager of residence halls, told The…

… was unfortunate that students were unable to wait until the pro- ram had been all worked-out. Fhe administration, according to chaadt, had been studying and working out problems of choice f menus since…

… last September. John Mayne, '58, South Quad- angle Council president termed [he move the "first big step to- rard solving one of our major ood problems." [urors Needed Student jurors are needed by he Law…

… views. Referendum and Amendment In consideration of SGC's con- stitution, sorority women request "provisions for student referen- dum and amendment," and no SGC interference in the internal workings of…

… any student organi- zation, unless asked for advice. Election of representatives, they agreed, should be on a group al- legiance basis - "either by dis- tricts according to housing, 'lass or geography…

… the rally which is open to all students and faculty, an informal tea will be held from 3 to 5 pam. Monday in the Iternational Center, and under the auspices of the Center. Faculty members and students…

… are invited to attend this reception. Hold Discussion Group A Tuesday discussion group from 10 a.m. to noon in Lane Hall will be held for student leaders who wish to meet with the group. Following thib…

… Would Be Basis for World Economy Jabri, here enroute to Cairo for a meeting of the Council of the League of Arab Nations June 4, charged that France was aiming at domination of Syria, either by mandate…

… -' . Koryama Seri Of Japan Takaoka -TaHt ONSHU: Kaanazawa Mato ~k ' .x Uedaoy ~.-.? 3.06 S:.Mi51 Sq.Mi. 'Koh, ul -- TTAK 1 27SSYOoha WWI sue q~i 3.3 Iq.M; Increased Operational Costs Force Raise in Student Fees…

… Summer Session Charges Will Be Higher For Non-Resident Students A new schedule of raised tuition fees, expected to increase receipts from this source by approximately 10 per cent, will become effective at…

… said. Smoothing out cer- tain inequalities in the differential between resident and non-resident fees was given as the second major reason for the revision. Under the new schedule, full program students…

… in the Literary College, who are residents of Michigan, will pay $65 instead of $60 per semester and non-resident students will pay $110 instead of $100, Resident engineering students will pay $70 per…

… semester, an increase of $5, while non-resident students' tuition will be $130, up $10 University income from tuitions has declined more than $500,000, taking the years 1940 and 1944, thus in part…

… poli- tical domination and tended to in- crease bilateral trade. "A reduction in the volume of world trade result- ed," he declared. Summer session fees remain un- changed for resident students except…

… for a 10 per cent increase in law and music. All fees were raised by that amount for non-resident students. Fees for reduced p±'ograms in all schools were increased approximately 10 per cent for…