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November 10, 1997 (vol. 108, iss. 31) • Page Image 1

…'s 34-8 victory over Penn State. Students rock 20-3, in Chapel Hill, N.C., Saturday night. Undefeated Nebraska dropped rom the top spot in both polls after needing overtime to edge unranked Missouri, 45…

… President Lee Bollinger sat on his bed watching the Michigan-Penn State game with his wife Saturday night when more than 1,000 University students hurdled his bushes, climbed the trees, crammed onto his lawn…

…, Russia and Arab nations - who before the latest con- frontation had balked at U.S. efforts to tighten sanctions on Iraq - should now realize that they "have a huge stake in not allowing (Saddam) to develop…

… Administration will recognize efforts across the country. At the University, there are three types of IRCC classes: first-year seminars, which enroll about 250 students per year and focus on research and dialogue…

… about racial and eth- nic differences; intergroup dialogue classes; and upper-level seminars. Many students who participated in IRCC classes said they benefitted from the experience. "It was an excellent…

November 10, 1997 (vol. 108, iss. 31) • Page Image 7

Students Association, Pakistani Students Association, Malaysian Students Association, American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, North African and Mid-Eastern Department, Program on Studies on Religion…

… out he said he loved us all." Bollinger, who had watched the fren- zied students sprint down South University toward the house, said he was concerned that the celebration would mirror the recent riots…

… wonderful." Students said they did not want to cause violence or destruction - they simply wanted to party with the presi- dent and celebrate the victory peacefully. "He's a great guy," said LSA sopho- more…

… Jason Ragnick. "He let us party in his house. We're not making violence. We're partying with the president." The students then ran to the quietest place on campus, the Law Library, shout- ing and…

… chanting "The Victors" while tuba players followed closely behind. The Ann Arbor Police Department and the Department of Public Safety said there were no arrests made last night. Although students blocked…

… the president's house has not wel- comed the entire student body since Harlan Hatcher served as University president. "It is not something that is regularly done,"he said. "Usuallyjust specific stu…

…- dents are invited in for specific reasons." Steneck said students rallied on the front lawn during Robben Fleming's reign in the 1960s. "They would frequently assemble on the lawn to get him to come out…

… and talk," Steneck said, adding that the stu- dents were protesting the Vietnam War or fighting for student power and envi- ronmental causes. "I do not think party- ing with the president was what the…

… stu- dents wanted to talk to Fleming about in the '60s.", Students said they wanted to leave the house the way they found it, both in rev- erence for Bollinger and respect for the University. LSA first…

…-year student Jack Wolbert spilled a glass on an end table in the house and then used his shirt tail to mop it up. "This is really a nice house and nobody's messing it up," he said. As the students voluntarily…

April 10, 1997 (vol. 107, iss. 109) • Page Image 12

… need attention." The colossal figure derives its English name from a Greek mytholog- ical beast with a woman's head and lion's body. In Arabic, it's known as Abu el-Hol, or Father of Terror. The body of…

… speak from their expS riences to end hatred and disease, and they will invite us to become a member of an interplanetary confederation. Unarius, where Proctor is a student and teacher, is a "new life…

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