April 10, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 161) • Page Image 4
… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROl OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Faculty Review: Staebler versus? 01 WheN Opinions Are…
… trying to insure through the amended Hutchinson Act. Also, student groups have now joined forces with the unions in their organiza- tional efforts. Participation of students makes the University's economic…
… continue? -Gabriel Weinreich, Professor of Physics The End To the Editor: RECENT LETTERS to the Daily by Ibrahim Kemal et. al. (March 31, 1966), concerning the Arab-Israeli conflict, while dem- onstrating…
… their writers polemical skills, contributed little to an un- derstanding of Arab-Israeli rela- tions and offered no suggestions as to possible roads to peace in the Middle East. Unfortunately contempary…
… responsibility of all the people of the region, Arabs and Israelis alike. Whenever two sides are locked in conflict, there are, theoretically, two roads to the attainment of ultimate peace- the annihilation of one…
… struggle. Let us mention, as an example, the refugee prob- lems. The Arab states demand that upon their resettlement and other aspects of reconstruction. The same is true for other issues, be it the…
… East are numerous and complex, and not all of, them stem, from the Arab-Israeliconflict. The area is going through a phase of rapid urbanization and industrialization, accompanied by population shifts…
… Middle East the status of an im- portant cultural and political cen- ter. -Shimon Spiro, Grad -Ephraim Yuchtman, Grad * * EDITOR'S NOTE: With this letter we conclude the debate between Arab -partisans and…
