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… Middle East is full of dictatorships whose leaders use torture and terror to maintain power. Iraq is a perfect example. . UNTIL ITS WAR with Iran, Iraq was, to most. Americans, simply one of those Arab oil…

… Iraq's only legal political par- ty,. and its ideology is the only approved ideology. The Ba'ath raises Arab nationalism above all else in importance. Its narrow, xenophobic chauvinism is frightingly…

… who are Christian, non-Arab and, in fact, pre-date the Arabs in Iraq by over 2,500 years. But how did such a large number of non- Arabs end up living inside an Arab state? We must look back about 60…

… hopes of autonomy for the Kurds and Assyrian-Chaldeans were crushed. SINCE THAT TIME, it has been the policy of the Iraqi government to make "Arab Iraq" truly Arab; to suppress the national identity By…

… David Holzel of Kurds, Assyrian-Chaldeans, Jews; and other large non-Arab groups. Their progress towards this goal has met with stiff resistance. The Kurds rebelled against their Arab masters for most of…

… in Algiers. In return for withdra.wing support for the Kurds, the Shah was given the Shatt al-Arab waterway and three Persian Gulf islands. (Last September, Hussein reneged on the treaty and attacked…

… thousands who have reached America, show that oppression by the Ba'ath and forced Arabization of non-Arabs continues in Iraq today. ARABS ARE BEING settled in the north on lands where Kurds and Assyrian…

… a good bargain By JENNIFER MILLER This fall, students will be assessed a $47 Health Service fee-an increase from last year's $33. However, with a few exceptions, there will no longer be extra charges…

… for ser- vices. In the past, students have paid fees-in addition to the per- term charge-for all medical care, including emergency service, lab work, and visits to a specialty clinic. Unlimited, visits…

… psychiatry, nutrition counseling, pharmacy, and broken appointments. Enrolled students are eligible for all services, but a student cannot just walk in and ask for free lab work or x-rays; these must be…

… prescribed by a Health Service doctor. Contracep- tives, allergy antigen, and standard eye exams will incur an extra fee. Students will see other changes at Health Service this year as well. In the past…

… space, and establishing a triage system. Combined with the virtual elimination of the cashier's office, to wait more than half an hour," he said. Many University students have held a low opinion of the…

… medical care at Health Service. But, Briefer said, "The largest single number of complaints were for billing ac- tivities," and not for medical services. STUDENTS ALSO complain about being forced to pay the…

… reminds students that yearly physicals and gynecological exams can be obtained free at Health Ser- vice. The director also pointed out the benefits for students who don't have medical insurance. "Forty…

…-five percent of the students we see here don't have insurance at all," Briefer said. "Even for those students who possess health coverage," he said, "the insurance does not pay for everything. We found that the…

… money did not come from insurance, but out of the student's pocket." While the change to no-fee service will eliminate thi4 problem, Briefer recommends that students still carry medical insurance for…

… JENNIFER MILLER This fall, students will be assessed a $47 Health Service fee-an increase from last year's $33. However, with a few exceptions, there will no longer be extra charges for ser- vices. In the…

… past, students have paid fees-in addition to the per- term charge-for all medical care, including emergency service, lab work, and visits to a specialty clinic. Unlimited visits to the main clinic were…

… counseling, pharmacy, and broken appointments. Enrolled students are eligible for all services, but a student cannot just walk in and ask for free lab work or x-rays; these must be prescribed by a Health…

… Service doctor. Contracep- tives, allergy antigen, and standard eye exams will incur an extra fee. Students will see other changes at Health Service this year as well. In the past, visiting the building on…

… triage system. Combined with the virtual elimination of the cashier's office, to wait more than half an hour," he said. Many University students have held a low opinion of the medical care at Health…

… Service. But, Briefer said, "The largest single number of complaints were for billing ac- tivities," and not for medical services. STUDENTS ALSO complain about being forced to pay the * per-term fee…

…, whether they use the Health Service or not. "The policy of risk-sharing has always been a part of our* lives," Briefer said, "so as not to place the whole burden on one person." Briefer reminds students…

… that yearly physicals and gynecological exams can be obtained free at Health Ser- vice. The director also pointed out the benefits for students who don't have medical insurance. "Forty-five percent of…

… the students we see here don't have insurance at all," Briefer said. "Even for those students who possess health coverage," he said, "the insurance does not pay for everything. We found that the money…

… did not come from insurance, but out of the student's pocket." While the change to no-fee service will eliminate this problem, Briefer recommends that students still carry medical insurance for…

…. Thursday, March 12, 1981, 7-9 PM in Counseling Services (3rd floor Michigan Union). Call 76-Guide to register. 86F0312 Conference on the Arab-Israeli Conflict (Part 1), sponsored by the Union of Students for…

… at Hillel, 1429 Hill St. (Co-sponsored by Program on Judaic Studies). cF0311 Conference on the Arab-Israel Conflict (Part 1), sponsored by the Union of Students for Israel. Tuesday, Mar. 10, 8:00 pm in…

… 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Just look through today's Classified Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this section. If your name and address appear, come to our…

…., corner of Division and Huron, across from the Ann Arbor News. Campus Management, Inc. 663-4101 CONVENIENT STUDENT LIVING 1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS. AVAILABLE FOR FALL Located in Beautiful Modern Apartment…

…-69M0 eCtc 2 bedroom unfurnished for fall 1 mile from diag, free parking. $345.00 per month includes heat and water. Campus Management, Inc. 663-4101 cCtc Conference on the Arab-Israeli Conflict (Part 1…

…), sponsored by the- Union of Students for Israel. Tuesday, Mar. 10, 8:00 pm in the UGLI Multi- Purpose Room. (Part 2 at 1:00 pm Sunday, Mar. 15). cF0310 PURIM. . . PURIM ... PURIM.. .Only nine more peaceful…

…. Union of Students for Israel. cF0312 "The Soviets & the Middle East," with Ze'ev Schiff, military editor of Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz, 8:00 pm on Thurs., Mar. 12 in the UGLI Multi-Purpose Room. Union of…

… Students for Israel. cF0312 Hoon K. Han, come on down to the Daily and let us hand you two free tickets to the movies at State Theatre, dF0310 NEED HELP WITH CITY HALL? Call coun- cilwoman Leslie Morris, 2nd…

…) 483- 2370. 73H0314 PRE-MEDICAL STUDENTS: Current Un- dergraduate Pre-medical students may now com- pete for several hundred Air Force scholarships, that are for 1st and 2nd year medical students. The…

… overeaters. In- terested women contact the Women's Crisis Center at 994-9100. Please respond by Fri. March 13. dM0310 WANTED TO RENT Grad student, 30, needs large airy room in well-kept house with considerate…

… of the man, Smith's most controversial years as an ad- ministrator were from 1965 to 1974, while he served as vice president for academic affairs. Some students and faculty criticized him for being…

… major role in securing state approval for the new University. Replacement Hospital and was forced to handle student protests over University investment ties with South Africa, in- cluding the takeover of…

… professor. In fact, it's not surprising to find a current student's parent who had Smith as a professor. Those former students, among them Regent Thomas Roach, usually remember him as a professor who was…

… Phillipson, one of Smith's first-year students. Phillipson's father, a 1950 law school graduate, was among those in the first See FORMER, Page 7 Daily roto oy JACIEuBELL WITH THE HELP of his first-year law…

… students, former University ad- ministrator Allan Smith, celebrated his final day of classes yesterday before he retires'at the end of the month. Reagan lifts ban on hiring- .controlers WASHINGTON (AP…

… restraints. See REAGAN, Page 3 'Future courses LSA students may face new math requirement By PERRY CLARK Discussions initiated by the LSA Curriculum Committee may wind up putting a little math into each LSA…

… in as many Wdays, airport officials said. Officials said some of the passengers left the plane after the hijackers got off. Lebanon's state radio reported that the Libyan Arab Airlines Boeing 727 would…

… To the Daily: Regarding the recent letters exonerated for punching out an from Malika Mutakabbir and Arab-speaking student because Joseph F. Ferguson: Mutakabbir we are frustrated in our attempts…

…0 Opinion I Pane 8 Wednesday, June 10, 1981 The Michigan Daily ...yam ., i The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 25-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the…

… understands why Leo Kelly Jr. to understand our foreign T.A.'s; (allegedly) reacted the way he a woman should be forgiven for did in shooting two university exploding in violence against a students, and…

… therefore taking away her to be whether or not we accept security and freedom; a black violence as an outlet for person should be understood for frustationasdan e(inthisr murdering two white students…

… President Saddam and some Arab officials suggested an Hussein a "meshugana crazy person," oil boycott against the United States. Begin warned that Israel "will use all ~ ~ .<~The mounting international condem…

… years While manning the magazine stand he has seen many ters at the United States hecause changes in the University and its students. See story Page American-made jets were used in the See WORLD, Page 11…

… hardline Arab nation as a threat to its security. ANOTHER POINT of contention by the Israelis is a Mideast peace plan put forward by Saudi Prince Fahd, °calling for establishment of a Palestinian state on…

… returned to Arab-occupied lands (Israel)."x The first headline broadcast by state radio had called the incident an attack. In Tel Aviv, Israeli military com- mand spokesmen refused to comment on the Saudi…

… (infant formula) issue."~ During the speech, sponsored by the School of Public Health Student Organization and Political Action Committee, Joseph said the Reagan administration's decision to be the lone…

… questions, By BARRY WITT 'University, secretaries may have been annoyed somewhat at the phone calls, but LSA student government leaders were pleased with the response to an advertisement they placed in last…

… ',,1ST unity -TODAY The directories hit the streets m.r HE STUDENT TELEPHONE directories for the 1981-82 academic year have been compiled, prin- cigarettes-even under some pretty trying circumstances…

… Fahd issued the plan in August, calling -tet rfor total Israeli withdrawal from oc- S hrcupied Arab territories, establishment tarting to ofea Palestinian Arab state with East ,aa g t Jerusalem as its…

… interested in the 0 Chicago orEO Arlington Heights location. Name Address City state zip FimePhone BuinKu mone Approved for VA. andll: State Guaranteed IAans Roosevelt University admits all students on the…

…. Libertarian Leaague-Discussion, Count of Antipasto, 7 p.m. Students for ERA-Mtg., 7 p.m., 4108 Michigan Union. TM Program-Introduction. noon. 4313 Michigan Union. b; Superior Oil is generally regarded as the…

… Class, level I,7:30 p.m., 640 Oxford. Union of Students for Israeli - workshop, "The Arab-Israeli Conflict (Pt. 1),"8 p.m., IGLI Multipurpose Rm. Rec. Sports - Clinic, "Nutrition and Exercise," 7:30-9 p…

… for the Happenings Column, send them in care of; Happenings, The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI., 48109. Geography students detail department's, faculty s strengths (Continued from…

… Page 1) rapport with students and the "tutorial apprenticeship type teaching."_ "My interaction with the faculty has been tremendous," said pre-doctoral candidate John Oppenheim. Op- penheim, whose…

…, students at yesterday's session warned elimination of the geography department would reduce liberal arts educational opportunities in times where "education for the sake of knowledge" is giving way to…

… of this month. He said the committee's extensive review of the geography department has included examining Ph.D. disser- tations written during the last ten years, data on student to faculty ratios…

….A.'S COMEDY STORE Wed., March 11 UAC -9 p.m. Admission $1 U-Club, Michigan Union RUN FOR OFFICE in the RACKHAM STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS- MARCH 23-25 Applications due March 12 at the RSG Office, 2006…

… Rackham, 763-5271 Precision Photographics n "There will be a meeting for all students (prospective concentrators) who are inter- ested in Sociology, on Thurs- day, March 12 at 4:00 P.M. in the Henderson…

… to appear in what is, after all, a small midwestern community more noted for its football.. MORE IMPORTANTLY, students at the University have had an opportunity Ann Arbor to learn from the experience…

…, was run by professionals in cooperation with the University Activities Council. A few visionaries in the ranks developed the idea of a non-profit, student run group providing diverse concert offerings…

… and valuable production experience for students. Aiming for a variety of styles including folk, the program gradually focused on jazz. The fall 1975 season initiated a policy of balancing appearances of…

… week-long series of concerts by the Philadelphia Orchestra and guest artists. Unfor- tunately for the student population, this event occurs at about the same time as final exams. Perhaps this can be…

… bands. have free concerts scheduled each month, and School of Music students give free recitals at many locations, mainly on North Cam- Last year alone, the University Musical Society sponsored more than…

…, and most of the audience turns out in costume, as well. Last year the entire bassoon section entered dressed as Arab sheiks. Other groups provide interesting con; trasts to the dominance of the above…

… posing as a representative of wealthy Arab sheiks willing to pay bribes for immigration help. Insisting as he has throughout the Abscam case that he was conducting his own probe of men he considered…

…, although students at a school near one shootout said they had to lie flat on their stomachs for several minutes to avoid bullets flying over their heads. Meanwhile, the bodies of 12 young men were discovered…

… around the capital. Six dead were found on a soccer field at the northern edge of the city. All appeared to be workers or students. n 0 0 AP Photo SEN. CLAIBORNE PELL (D-R.I.) takes his seat at the…

… Service-2:30 p.m. Rev. Marian K. Kuhns. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1432 Washtenaw Ave.-662-4466 (between S. University and Hill) Campus Ministry Program Campus Minister-Carl Badger COLLEGE STUDENTS…

… FELLOWSHIP Activities: Sunday morning coffee hour in between Services in the Social Hall. Bible Study on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. in the Founders room. College Student's breakfast on Thur- sday Mornings…

… Michigan 48104 m Page 1 PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT-NIGHTS The College of Literature,-Science, and the Arts is currently interviewing students interested in participating in an alumni fund-raising telethon. LSA…

… oppor- tunity to work additional nights. Hours: 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. in LSA Building Pay: $3.50 per hour LSA students preferred Call 763-5576 A fellowship, study, and soci ministry for the university…

…:00 a.m. Morning "Liberation Theology." 11:00 a.m.-Sunday School ages). "American Baptist Campus Foundation" All students and faculty ar to attend worship service at1 the sanctuary and Sunjai Classes at…

…. housing complex, the Osinubis moved lain/Di- into MIT student housing instead. AS A RESULT of the incident, Princi nager wrote, Mrs. Osinubi has "suffered a full-blown depressive syndrom manifested by…

…. January 10, 1981 The Michigan Da:3is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at-420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor…