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… foreign government might "I WONDER what is unethical about it," shrugged questions about funding from two Mideast sources, the be awilling donor. Near Eastern Studies Chairman Gernot Windfuhr. United Arab…

… Emirates (UAE), and the two state- SHE CITED AS an example the funding from the Windfuhr said Monday that the two Arab gover- supported Libyan universities. UAE. nments' desire to fund Islamic studies here…

… devised the proposals-University Prof. Tim Nantell and Assistant VicePresident. for Student Services Kathleen Dan- pington said other critical issues in- nemiller-pledged to "sell" their lude the…

…'s part. University students who normally buy The board's reaction to the proposals required textbooks at the store. The could strongly influence the union's Cellar controls about 60 per cent of the…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, March 11, 1984 By CLAUD While student a protests to figh bureaucracy, the running the Mic trying to revive an servative voice. The student le spotlight more…

… number organized, vocal, a visible. THROUGH THE says he's trying problem by encou students to speak ou "Eighty percent people who have views, -but if yo Review, they'd agr But showing stu also a problem…

… the paper has shifted its emphasis to It the University campus issues such as whether the group of students University should divest its holdings in higan Review are companies operating in South Africa…

… to often neglected con- criticizing the Michigan Student Assembly. ft may be in the SIMILAR TO national right leaning en than their right- publications such as William Buckley's , but Review Editor…

… campus group has been to ER universities the Progressive Student Network, that on, Barnett says blockaded Engineering Prof. Thomas sweptabyeaconser-Seniors's lab last November to protest d the Review aem…

… Vietnam, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Malawi. U.S. embassies in Caribbean coun- tries - Haiti, the Domincan Republic and others - also heightened securi- ty ahead of the…

… - code orange. In Europe, extra security was ordered at airports, government offices and embassies. Iraq tells Arabs to attack U.S. interests An Iraqi vice president threatened yesterday to engulf the…

… United States in a wider conflict if his country is attacked, urging Arabs outside Iraq to respond by striking at U.S. interests all over the world. "We categorically believe that the aggression on Iraq is…

… an aggression on all the Arab nations," Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan said at a news confer- ence in the Jordanian capital, Amman. He called on "all Arab and good people to confront the interests…

… of the aggressors, their materials and humans, wherev- er they are." Arabs should use "all means" to respond, he said. Ramadan's exhortation was among the most confrontational made by senior Iraqi…

… officials in response to growing fears here of a U.S. attack. Although Iraq has long sought to elicit support and sympathy from Arabs beyond its borders, it hasn't before made such a public call to arms…

… 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…

… United States. WHO: Arab and Muslim American Studies WHEN: 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Hatcher Graduate Library- Gallery Room 100 Panel on nontraditional students WHAT: A panel of current UM…

… 1:30 p.m. WHERE: Hutchins Hall- 250 Interview on Arab stereotypes WHAT: Jack Shaheen will participate in a Q&A regarding his research on the representations of Arabs and Muslims in the…

… students will host a presentation about the classroom experience of nontraditional students. WHO: Center for the Education of Women WHEN: 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE: Michigan League Opera Workshop WHAT…

…: Students in Robert Swedberg’s Opera Studio program will perform two one-act operas via Green Opera, an environmentally friendly method of opera. WHO: School of Music, Theatre & Dance WHEN: 8 p…

….m. WHERE: Earl V. Moore Building- McIntosh Podcast Party WHAT: The Wolverine Podcast project will feature students sharing about their first experiences at UM. WHO: University Library WHEN: 5:30 p…

… students at the University OF Michigan. One copy is available free of charge to all readers. Additional copies may be picked up at the Daily’s office for $2. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in…

… student questions about campus efforts By LARA MOEHLMAN Daily Staff Reporter Friday, the University of Michigan used Twitter to open up dialogue within the University of Michigan community…

… of campus were panelists for the talk, including Cooper Charlton, former Central Student Government president and Wolverine Support Network co-founder; Holly Rider-Milkovich, Sexual…

…’s attention to the issue of mental health on campus following the recent death of a University student earlier that week. Throughout his term, Charlton has advocated for an increased staff of mental…

… health professionals in the Counseling and Psychological Services on campus, citing the “gold standard” as one counselor for every 1,000 students. CAPS currently falls short of this standard, and…

…Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. I CNo. 72 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, January 11, 1989 Copyright 1988, The Michigan Daily Students criticize *Soc. 303 prof. BY DAVID SCHWARTZ…

… Students upset with Sociology Prof. Reynolds Farley - who was accused last term of being insensi- tive to issues of racism and sexism * by some of his Sociology 303 stu- dents - will meet with the Sociol…

… University. A common student complaint was that Farley treated questions from minority students in a condescend- ing, sarcastic manner. In addition, "(The class) perpetu- ates a racism that is in the…

… University as a whole," Hodge said. "Now we feel that we've come together as students and will be able to do something about this." Hodge said she wanted "someone who's sensitive - preferably a per- son of…

… color, but not necessarily," to teach the course in the future. Sociology Department Chair James House said the Executive Committee would meet with con- 9 cerned students sometime next week, but said a…

… precise time has not yet been determined. "We listen to input from students, we listen to input from faculty, we listen to input from everyone, and then we try to make the best deci- sion," he said…

…. Sociology Prof. Mary Jackman is chairing a task force on diversity and discrimination in the Sociology De- * partment, and encourages students with concerns about Sociology 303,. or any other Sociology…

…. Since the conference opened Sat- urday, Arab states demanded linkage between nuclear and chemical weapons bans. These Arab States want to retain chemical weapons to offset what they claim is Israel…

… office. proper role of a student government to 'Diana said MOVE had gained "a lot the student's attention," he said. g - HAPPENINGS- Highlight Tonight the Ark brings two folk favorites to town. David…

… Near Eastern Studies-Salma Jayyusi, "The Image of _ Women As Depicted By Arab Women," 8 p.m., East Conference Room, Rackham Building. UM Computing Center-Bob Parnes and Forrest Hartman, "Telecon…

…- ference Room, Children's Psych Hospital. Baptist Student Union-7 p.m., room D, Michigan League. Agape Christian Fellowship-6:30 p.m., S. Quad Minority Lounge. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, 7 p…

…; 8 p.m., room 2332, Bursley; 7 p.m., Alice Lloyd Red s Ns Joe student fills out those foreboding financial aid forms, contemplating whether to cut back on the stereos or the trips to the Bahamas. Uedi…

… The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 11, 1985 - Page 3 Students rush to met dedlin for fnancial aid By RACHEL GOTTLIEB Though April 15 is better remem- bered as the day when income tax returns are due…

…, it is also the day when students can submit their financial aid applications. The University's Office of Financial Aid says that late applications will be processed, but not until all others have been…

… handled. ONE CHANGE from the past years is that the federal governmeent will this year require all students, not just those from families with incomes exceeding $30,000 to undergo a "need analysis" to…

… determine loan eligibility. In the past, students whose families earned less than $30,000 were automatically eligible for federal loans. In a newsletter from the University, the financial aid office said…

… that funding for the Michigan Competitive Scholar- ship is likely to increase for the 1985-86 school year. Students may also have a better chance of getting one of the awards because the minimum ACT…

… qualifying score is going to be lower, the newslet- ter said. The deadline for Guaranteed Student Loan applications for the fall term only is July 5. Applications for the fall/win- ter term will be accepted…

…?” So a lot of the work I’ve done on campus has been through students asking me to accompany them to meetings that they are having. I see myself as an advocate for Arab, Muslim students, ME…

… in some way, because students pointed out that it is orientalist and militaristic and Arabic language is not taught in the same way as other languages. … Students have been working on this…

… is extraordinary.” Office for Institutional Equity investigator, a case manager from the Office for Student Conflict Resolution will be present when meeting with either one of the students…

… itself. The changes will be put into place beginning Jan. 9. In order to comply with the Sixth Circuit’s decision, the new policy also includes an option for students to question both each other…

… to convince the accuser to back down and drop the charges, because after that happens, a lot of people are already in an emotionally distressed state.” Students will additionally no longer be…

… difficult job, but did it well. He did, however, also say he was worried about how the new Sixth Circuit driven changes to the misconduct policy would impact students going forward. “I think the…

… of this legal limitation to support students that come forward with claims of misconduct to hopefully make sure they still feel comfortable.” In conjunction with changes to the sexual…

… misconduct policy, the University has also updated its policy on faculty and student relationships. advocating for a multicultural lounge. Can you come with us to a meeting with V.P. Harper?” And I say…

…, sure I’ll come to the meeting. Or, students came to me and said, “We’re receiving hate mail because of this American Sniper controversy. We’re having a meeting with President Schlissel — will…

…/NA-identified students, who are often not part of diversity, equity and inclusion conversations. So my motivation has been to help create an environment at the University for marginalized students to thrive and…

… of the Muslim Students Association, Arab-American Anti-dis- crimination committee, International Action Center, Palestine Committee and Secular Humanist Jews rallied together on the steps of the Harlan…

…, increase student numbers, get more money, bring in more fac- ulty," said the committee's chairman, English Prof. John Knott. Knott quoted Neuman's letter to the com- mittee as saying SNRE will no longer…

… in the 1970s Plan: Organizational studies is no longer an option for students LSA dean ends organizational studies option By Jen Fish Daily StaffReporter When organizational studies concentrator Julie…

… And although many students on this campus can name both presi- dential candidates, they could not name the vice-presidential candi- dates, often referring to Joe Lieber- man as "the Jewish guy" and…

… versa." McPherson said his school will "enhance the science component of the curriculum for non- science students." "They don't have to do all the formulas, but the students need to understand the broad…

… concepts ... See PRESIDENTS, Page 2 Students rally against fighting in Middle East By Jacquelyn Nixon student Amer Zahr said. Daily Staff Reporter LSA sophomore Michael Gold, a Jewish studen t The past…

… two weeks of turmoil for students with family affected by the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis came to a head yesterday during a rally for Palestine Day of Action. Yesterday afternoon, members…

… the Palestinian people." Gold has been talking to friends and family about the conflict. "I have gotten the sense that there is a fearful atmosphere on the side of Palestinians, the Israeli Arabs and…

… Farm Animals Day. Farmani-mals join students on DiagO' By Maria Sprow For the Daily With a TV, a VCR, a chicken suit and a table full of vegan food, the Michigan Animal Rights Society host- ed a rally…

… 'U'; Tells of Many Experiences u, , _ i E XPERTS WANTED: Student Advisers Are Needed For SL Orientation Program The life of a missionary is a pretty down to earth business, especially if he is a…

… doctor among primitive Arabs. That is the history of Dr. Wells Thoms, '17 M, who has returned to Ann Arbor after seventeen years of missionary work in lit- tle known regions of southeast Asia. FOR THE LAST…

… February 19, 1949, and those students interested in taking it may obtain application blanks either at the Law School or at the Bureau of Psychological Services, 110 Rackham. dicate that this was the…

… twentieth century." * * * TAKING A RADIO along on the expedition Dr. Thoms gave the natives their first taste of modern communications. The first night out, one of the Arabs, after watching the voice box…

… for- bidden vaccination, asked the doctor to help the people. Work- ing day and night, the whole missionary staff vaccinated over 100,000 people, stopping the epi- demic. Most of the time the Arabs were…

… group of the sheik's friends had planned to ambush him on the way home. "They thought I was responsible for their chief's death." Dr. Thoms will be at Lane Hall until Saturday to interest students in five…

… reached about 93 per cent, and little improvement has been made since. i Student Experts for next se- mester's orientation program are being lined up by student legis- lator Bill Gripman. Seniors with a B…

… average in tlie literary college, business admin- istration school, -engineering col- lege and music school are wanted. INTERESTED seniors can con- tact Gripman before 9:30 p.m. at 2-3256. The Student…

… resolution. the agenda saying Rackham student Amer Zahr urged MSA to thing to do with th see the issue as a one that affects Arab, Muslim When asked afte as well as any "conscientious," student. overturning of…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 11, 2000 - 3 HIGHER ED Classes canceled due to historic *football victory University of Oklahoma students had the day off Monday in celebration…

… shift from Pass/No Record to A/B/C/No Record grading for second-term freshmen. The point of this, according to the Committee of the Undergraduate Pro- W ram is to encourage students to take classes they…

… may not feel vey comfort- able with and have the option of abstaining from credit once they receive their grade and receiving listener status. This may encourage students to choose majors at an earlier…

… date, said the CUP committee. MIT freshman have a significantly lower grade point average than the rest of the students, and CUP hopes the new grading system will offer a etter transition from high…

… school. Dress code hassle for BYU students Brigham Young University students find it difficult to comply with their universities strict dress code policy. The most common dress code vio- lations are…

… unshaven men and girls vho are clad in tight shirts or above the knee skirts. The student Honor Code Associa- tion works to keep students properly dressed using standards come from the Mormon Church. Texas A…

…- soring the event. The week's goals are to encourage gay and heterosexual students to become more comfortable and more informed about the growing homosex- 1al community. The Princeton Review listed Texas A…

…&M as the third "least gay friendly" university to attend, making coming out more difficult. The GLBTA tried to become an official student organization in 1979, but it took six years and a Supreme Court…

… ruling before it received a wel- come place at the university. U. Illinois focuses %n computer safety The Sixth Annual Student Comput- ing Fair was held at the University of Illinois last week. The event…

… to protect their Zeit faculty have continued to edu- tensive signs of the power of the safety, the delegation was gien a cate its students although under ex- popular educational program estab- detailed…

… Sahur Close to 15 percent of the student always without books or laboratory on Monday. population or roughly 270 univer- equipment, the intellectual life In Kafr Ni'ma a liberated zone, sity students…

… completely Many of the classes are restricted education in Palestinian culture and closed so that no members of the to five or fewer students, because of history, which are illegal to teach in university…

…, these alternative education classes sent to Palestine with a mandate to Almost all books dealing with include immediate imprisonment, explore the possibility of establish- Palestinian or Arab affairs have…

… harassed. army has harassed these classes, meet with what is left of the Bir Zeit Earlier, the delegation had talked small as they are, seems to indicate student council. Many of its mem- with a Professor…

… of "ill will" generated annually when 10,000 students and their families converge on Ann Arbor, snarling traffic for miles, trapping emergency vehicles and buses, and angering both Ann Arbor residents…

… and students who are trying to move in. "In the past, some parents' and students' first contact with the University was a negative experience. We want it to be a positive experience," said Levy. Don…

… students - it's just been a general hassle." See Streets, Page 8 The Michigan Daily (ISSN0745-967) is published oncesaweekduring the spring andsummer terms by students atthe University of Michigan…

…. Subscription rates: for spring and summer (2 semesters) $6.00 in-town and $8.00 out-of-town, prepaid. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan…

… tuition by 8 percent. UNION President Martin Doettling, a teaching assistant in German, called the tuition hikes a "huge burden for graduate students." "Basically, the University is asking us to lose money…

… from the gunboat. They fired back and changed course to return to Sarafand." SAB Fire. At least 60 people evacuated the Student Activities Building yesterday afternoon for about 15 minutes when the smell…

… multiple claims of responsibility. The two gunmen, believed to be Arabs in their 20s, blew themselves up with hand grenades. / Ii w N , II It's the GARGOYLE MASS MEETING. Experience U-M's 75-year- old…

… student humor magazine tradition. We need artists, writers, photograghers and businesspeople. Attend this Sunday, 14th, 2:00 p.m. Student Publication Building, 420 Maynard American NUCLEAR ARMS A Moral…

… totalitarian states are morally unjustifiable * Why Ronald Reagan is not an advocate of a genuine genuine US military defense* Sponsored by the University of Michigan Students of Objectivism…

… - ***** *************************** STUDENTS WANTED for University Committees Undergraduate, graduate and professional Students for University-wide committees. No experience necessary. Must have at least three of the following qualities…

…: dedication, smarts, five or more free hours per month, backbone, interest in University issues, desire to pads one's resume, ability to sit in a chair for more than two hours at a stretch. Student Positions…

… Action Intercollegiate Athletics Academic Affairs Government Relations Research Policies Honorary Degrees Student Relations Student Legal Services Board University MSA Budget Priorities Recreational and…

… people are saying about Transcendental Meditation .~~ ,' i .f"c :,.,r/fif/ .f r.._ ./ Pick up application at the MICHIGAN STUDENT ASSEMBLY 'Q(Q tinithinn I Iinr' …

… you and then they would offer you orange juice." The Sunday night rescue ended a terror-filled drama that began when the Arab-speaking hijackers seized the A- 300 Airbus with 166 people aboard after a…

… stop in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, en route from Kuwait to Pakistan. Women, children and some other passengers were released in groups beginning last Tuesday, but the hijackers - armed with pistols…

… the hijackers' demands for the release of 17 people imprisoned for bombing the U.S. and French em- bassies and other targets on Dec. 12, 1983 in Kuwait. STUDENT ACCOUNTS: Your attention is called to…

… the following rules passed by the Regents at their meeting on February 28, 1936: "Students Shall pay all accounts due the University not later than the last day of classes of each semester or summer…

… session. Student loans which are not paid or renewed are subject to this reg- ulation; however, students' loans not yet due are exempt. Any unpaid ac- counts at the close of business on the last day of…

… of credits will be issued. "(b) All students owing such accounts will not be allowed to register in any subsequent semester or summer session until payment has been made." RACKHAM PRE…

…-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP DEADLINE FEBRUARY 1, 1985 Rackham graduate students who will be candidates by February 1 st are eligible for $5,000 plus tuition for 1985-86. Students must be nominated by departments. Check soon…

…. "We were founded by the regents. at the University of Michigan. Barnes and Noble just pays rent to the Michigan Union," said Weinberg. "We hope that this makes a difference to the students and faculty…

… resumes, or if they do, are beyond the budget of most students. r. . - ---- - ---- - # ' …

… Islamic revival in Iran. The new student demonstrations have raised the question of whether the religious zealots receive support - and if so how much - from Arab nations opposed to Sadat because of the…

…-year-old student who calls himself the "prince of princes" of all the Moslem fundamen- talists in Egypt, recently told reporters that Egypt's fundamentalist movement had not been influenced by the…

… treaty with Israel. Although the fundamen- talists' numbers appear to be growing, they are still a minority among Egyp- tians in general, and even among students. SAUDI ARABIA, Iraq, Syria, or Kuwait have…

… years. Voters OK MSA fee incr~ease (Continued from Page 1) a rent strike or an attempt to persuade the University or City Council to ad- dress student housing concerns to a greater extent. Independent…

… Students Party (ISP) presidential candidate Bob Redko said he thought a major problem with the election was that voters didn't know the preferential voting system could be used for president…

… after the Central Student Judiciary cer- tification hearing Sunday at 3 p.m. ENDS TOMORROW! r ..H.7 ":i ,f+ " .')' :' 4 ± .i7' HT :f ,. .. : :''. h_ f.,l~ ti I .y . - ^ M.J : 'i:: ' " - j i : .CS…

… for incorrectly identifying Des Preston yesterday's paper. He is a disc jockey at WCBN. Axelrod told about 50 students and community members that professors at any university should not have the s…

… Peace and Justice committee, also spoke at the forum. She said students at MSU should get involved in fight- ing against weapons research on campus. Victor is a member of the Uni- versity's Coalition…

…-0342 or 668-7942 CAREER IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press reports Job Search Resume Writing Interviewing Tips & Resources 9:00 am - noon, Saturday, March 12 3200 Student Activities Building…

… Hill St.) Contact: Mike Dashner(313) 763-9044 Admission: Adults $6/day, Seniors and Children $3/day, Weekend pass $10, Groups and family discounts Student discounts 50% off "Native American Awareness…

… down Arab streets early yesterday firing at houses and savaging cars, the army and witnesses said. Soldiers wounded three Arabs. Troops shot and critically wounded two other Arabs in the occupied Gaza…

… aid Israel and those who sympathize with Jordan. Deaf students protest hiring of new university president WASHINGTON- Gallaudet University students declared yesterday that Elisabeth Ann Zinser, the new…

… president of the school for the deaf, is unwelcome on the campus and vowed to keep her out, althoug a member of congress wants her to learn firsthand about the students' concerns. Students have been…

… until she resigns. They threatened to seize the president's campus house and office if Zinser made her way past students blocking entrances to the school. EXTRAS Hospital wait proves fruitful for long…

… term rates not yet available. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the National Student News Service. Editor in Chief...................REBECCA BLUMENSTEIN Timothy Huet, Juliet…

… ADMISSIONS DEANS & STUDENTS HERE... INFO ON ADMISSIONS, PREPARATION, CAREERS AND MORE... WEDNESDA Y, MARCH 16 7PM- 9PM MODERN LANGUAGE BUILDING D} CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT A UNIT OF STUDENT SERVICES…

… termed highly successful. REFUSES TO TALK: Israel Doubts Effectiveness Of UN Arbitration wIt Arabs By The Associated Press CAPE KENNEDY, Fla.-Apollo 4, the unmanned moonship that rode America's maiden…

… effort in talking about major achievements such as that recorded Thursday by the super-rocket. By CHARLES FTORER 'Associated Press News Analysis UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.-The cardinal aim of Arab policy is Is…

…- rael's withdrawal from the Arab territories overrun last June, but developments in recent days make it apparent this objective is dis- tant, if attainable at all. The Israelis are demanding di- rect…

… talks with the Arab nations. They declare permanent frontiers can be set only in the context of an over-all solution of the many complex problems agreed to in face-to-face bargaining and em- bodied in…

… peace treaties. "It you want your lands back, you'll have to deal with us," the Israelis, in effect, are telling the Israel, a creation of the United Arabs. Nations, long has doubted the or- The Arabs…

…, rejecting direct talks ganization can help against what with Israel and ' asserting that she sees as a threat to her very withdrawal is an essential precon- existence from the Arab world. dition to a…

… office Monday and attacked the paper's editor, and other staff members. The editor, James Vaszco, 21, identified three attackers by name from photographs taken by a student cameraman during the raid Monday…

… hold meeting today The leaders of Alternative Spring Break will be holding a mass meet- ing today from 7 to 8:00 p.m. in the Dana Natural Resources Building. Students are encouraged to find out about…

…. Grad. student information fair to be held today Today at the Michigan Union the Division of Student Affairs and the Career Center will be holding the Graduate School Information Fair. Graduate schools…

… throughout the United States will be in attendance to provide students with informa- tion on exploring their options, col- lecting application information and finding financial aid. CRIME NOTES Ann Arbor…

… it turned left on Liberty Street. THIS DAY In Daily History Students want more input in Diag renovations Oct. 11, 1994 - With renovations to the Diag well underway, students are won- dering why they…

… haven't been asked for their input with regard to the new plans. Donna Erickson, a professor in the land- scape architecture department says she believes students should have more input in the process…

…, but doesn't know what the best way to get that input would be. In September, students in the Univer- sity's landscape architecture department Coming Out Week focuses on building connections By Laura…

… discussions - are meant to help LGBT students feel more comfortable on campus and bring their issues to the forefront of campus dia- logue, said organizers of National Com- ing Out Week events. This year…

…'s events focus on the con- nections between LGBT individuals and many other groups within the Uni- versity community. LGBT students are not only members of the LGBT community, but are also part of a wide…

… their identities and use campus resources available to other communities they belong to, she added. For example, LGBT students should feel comfortable visiting the Career Cen- ter, and students of color…

… should be able to seek help in the LGBT Office, she said. To encourage the celebration of mul- tiple identities, the LGBT Office will host Color Splash, a social gathering for LGBT students of color…

…, and acting, Keim suggested that students could rid the nation of major soci- etal problems by first eliminating them from the Greek system. Keim, a minister and member of Delta Upsilon fraternity, pro…

…- posed several changes. by Julie Foster Daily MSA Reporter The party is over for Michigan Student Assembly's slate of Reac- tion candidates. In an election court hearing held Saturday to determine whether…

… candidates will run inde.!: pendently if they cannot run as a:o party. KRISTOFFE-R GILLElTE/DaIlY First-year student Tina Casanova, a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, reads her Greek leadership information packet…

… ancestors forgot to have sex," he said. Keim asked students who have sex to act responsibly. After Keim's speech, students chose among several smaller dis- cussion sections run by seventeen University and…

… great privilege," said Univer- sity Regent Philip Power (D-Ann Arbor), a former student of Meisel's. In addition to his teaching and re- search, Meisel served as an advisor to the Russian student program…

…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS TruthWiPeai" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS…

… Student Publications Building, pictured above, whose in- terior wails are lined with the names of past Daily senior editors, symbolizes this new series of col- umns, written by the 1961-162 senior staff. Ap…

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… the infant United Arab Republic is but another sign of Arab disunity. Time and again Arab .leaders proclaim their supra-national bro- therhood only to have their words of fellowship snarled in intrigues…

… troops of Iraq after Premier Kassem threatened to annex that tiny but oil wealthy sheikdom. Jordan has been a prime ex- ample of the Arab states' failure ,to live in peace with one another. In 1958, just…

… two weeks after the United Arab Republic was pro- claimed, Jordan and Iraq merged into the Arab Federation. Unlike the Egypt-Syria UAR, the new Federation had a common border, similar peoples and…

… snnkeman for the Arab termination to be as strong out- side Egypt as he is in it. U.S. Marines landed in Lebanon the day after Kassem's purge at the request of then Lebanese President Camille Chamoun. Cha…

… Services) 3200 Student Activities Building certain territories to Arabs WASHINTON-Claiming that the Mideast eace process is in danger, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat urged Israel yesterday to accept Arab…

… Wednesday night. THE CLUSTERING concept involves two or more closely-located schools sharing a pool of students who would rotate from school to school depending on what grade they were in.- The project has…

… ELEMENT of the proposed plan is orientation visits and bus rides for students who would be reassigned by Daily Official Bulletin Friday, April11, 1980 Daily Calendar WUOM: Inaugural special, Doris Mc…

… April 17. MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. Needs student assistants for inspection of agricultural labor camps. Completion of sophomore year and biology or environmental helath coursework required…

… students and teachers. Also, transportation would be provided for those bused students who wish to participate in after-school activities. Other points of the plan include: " adapting teaching skills to…

… provide a better atmosphere in the schools for children of all ethnic backgrounds; " setting up a 20:1 student/staff ratio;, " strengthening the instructional program for students by testing and a lawful…

… ', 1 lanning A; Placement JOB HUNTING WORKSHOP Resume Writing Interviewing Job Finding Techniques C' I SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1980 9:00-12 Noon at CAREER PLANNING and PLACEMENT (a unit of Student…

… sovereignty in East Jerusalem and over the West Bank of the Jordan River. Recognizing Arab rights in these territories "is the only sure way to peace and harmonious existence," Sadat said in a speech to the…

…, autumn leaves in fall, the Arb is the setting for rest, relaxation and just plain fun for many Michigan students. Another Michigan tradition you can enjoyx Subscribe today for spring-summer term…

… Friday, April 11, 1980 C, The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420 Maynard…

… student Johanna Schuster- Craig and LSA student Blair Preiser will be hosting a discussion for stu- dents about effective stage manage- ment methods. The talk will be at the Arena Stage in the Frieze Build…

…- ing, Sunday at 7 p.m. Hellenic Students Association play Greek tragedy Regent candidates list tuition as top pronty By Tomislav Ladika Daily Staff Reporter Support for the University's recent tuition…

… several of the candidates blamed the University administration outright for past hikes. Green Party candidate Susan Fawcett, a School of Art student, and Natural Law Party candidate David Arndt said the…

…-year Rackham student. He offered a tuition stabilization plan directly linked to state government appropria- tions. Woiwode said the candidates cannot be cer- tain if they will be able to avoid tuition increas…

… of the candidates said they support a diverse Democrat Ismael Ahmed, director of the Dearborn-based Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, discusses tuition increases during a forum…

… for University regent candidates. campus, although Petering and Waun said they do not support the University's current admissions policies. Democrat Ismael Ahmed, director of the Dearborn-based Arab…

… collegiate, customer base. "The college student is a little more resilient than the market - a little more brave and courageous and more likely to look for deals," he said. Tell added that while he expected…

… sell seats on each others' flights. It is rumored that a similar agreement between Northwest, Delta and Continental may follow. Students on campus have shown discontent with the air- lines' new business…

… library records. Moss recalled, "The last time I came to speak about the erosion of civil lib- erties about 10students showed up. What happened'? "We have lost the right to be free from government…

… the Scholastic Assess- ment Test or the American College Test because of learning disabilities. In the past, an asterisk was placed next to the name of the student who took the SAT untimed. The College…

…. Raymond Tanter, compared America's fight against terrorism to Israel's struggle with ter- ror. "I have many Arab students, many Muslim students in general, and many Israelis and many Jewish students. I…

… how objectionable, is pro- tected. This is a place where we encourage civil debate,"he said. "I say to Jewish students in the audi- ence that you will make a mistake if you keep this to yourselves and…

… Metropolitan Detroit were canceled so that all 115 students could attend the rally. Michigan State Uni- versity students were also present in the crowd. The event's keynote speaker, polit- ical science Prof…

… antidote" and that there would be no backlash. "Arab people won't go crazy, Muslim people won't go crazy. They'll roll over because they hate Saddam Hussein." Following Tanter's speech, LSA sen- ior Kirsten…

… advocates getting together and looking for peaceful resolutions." Quinzi said she and Engineering senior Yair Ghitza are interested in pro- moting inter-group dialogue. Quinzi said student groups on this…

…'re trying to get out is contagious." This weekend marks the first Fall study break in the University's history, and many students will not be attend- ing the game because they can take a trip home or a vaca…

… tomorrow's game. "The students' getting involved and cheering will get others involved as well as the other people who are just buying tickets to go to the game," he said. One of the complaints found in…

… Cavanaugh's letter con- cerns the fan's booing heard during recent games. "Remember that everyone out there is a student here. At Michigan we don't boo our fellow students. I've talked with students who say…

… way we can, then we will be where we want to." Students who consider themselves active fans agree with Cavanaugh's accusations about the student cheering problem, but they also believe that all the…

…'s games or Tennessee's, their fans are all going nuts." Saying that the student section support is "decent," Gudritz attributed the lack of cheering and fan support as a problem in "the rest of the stadium…

… buildings, additional teachers and other costs incident to eliminating ra- By MICHAEL KRAFT cial segregation. Lt. Gov.Philip A. Hat a. n- Federation Of Jordan, Iraq Seen AMMAN, Jordan () - The Hashemite Arab…

… rival Arab federations would face one another. Propaganda Continues The prediction came in the midst of strong Egyptian-Syrian propaganda for a general Arab federation under the leadership of Egypt, now…

… Committee By RICHARD TAUB Nine people have been appoint- ed to a student-faculty-adminis- tration rising enrollments steering committee. The committee, which is a re- sult of a Student Government Council…

… includes Vice-President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis; Dean of the literary colge Charles E. Odegaard; and James M. Davis, director of the Interna- tional Center. Faculty Members Named The faculty…

… students are SGC President Joe Collins, '58, Chairman of the literary college steering committee Leslie Dietz, '58, and Daily Editor Peter Eckstein, '58. Interest in such a committee be- gan in May when SGC…

… fully. However the group decided that before working committees were appointed, there should be a more specific determination of the problem areas "in which student, faculty and administration co…

… yesterday. The information would be for the benefit of SGC members, since the Council has responsibility for the rules and regulations govern- ing membership of student organi- zations, under the SGC plan…

… misconceptions as to the intent of the motion which had arisen in the student body. Petitioning Oplened In interim, action, the Execu- tive Committee also announced that petitioning will open today for the council…

…£tdjmu &~ OPINION EDITOR IN CHIEF 420 Maynard Street James M. Nash Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. EDITORIAL PAGE EDITORS Patrick Javid…

… Queer Action are out- spoken student organizations. But LGMBPO-as a University-funded group - cannot be passive. The change in Re- gents' Bylaw 14.06 - the University's non-discrimination pledge - to…

… to both our lesbian, gay and bisexual constituency and our multicultural efforts," This from Richarcm Carter, the associate dean of students, who choose Sanlo from three finalists. The out- come of the…

… Palestinians displaced by this war have been seeking a return to Palestine with their own autonomous gov- ernment ever since but have been denied by Israel and shunned by Arab states. Their time has finally come…

… Camp David accords in 1979. Syria remains Israel's most impor- tant security threat, and should the two nations reach accord, comprehensive peace between Israel and her Arab neighbors would become a…

… diplomatic relations. These developments could signal a new era of stability in the war-weary Middle East. With the support of the West an dedication by all parties involved, the Arab- Israeli conflict may be…

… ALISON Go Managing Editor We can't EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SINCE 1890 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 tothedaily@michigandaily.comr survive 1 on the pay…

… neighbor- Zbrozek can be reached at of corporate chain stores that barely changes hood kids, parents shuttle their children to zbro@umich.edu. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 0 Cartoon insensitive to Arab and Muslim…

… communities TO THE DAILY: I have lost count of how many times I've heard a racial slur concerning my Arab heritage and Muslim identity in' post-Sept. 11 American society. I cannot enumerate the occasions where…

… a Sunni extremist and Shiite extremist (The Take-Out Box, 10/05/2005) does nothing to quell the com- mon stereotypes and misconceptions about the Arab and Muslims communities. While the cartoon shows…

… how President Bush comes between Muslims and causes prob- lems between people, it also propagates the notion that Arabs and Muslims are violent in nature and that the smallest thing sets them off. The…

… Arabs in the cartoon are por- trayed as scowling barbarians as well as stupid foreigners who fall for the cunning American's ruse. Negative images such as these encourage and justify discrimina- tory…

… months such as Ramadan. Shimaa Abdelfadeel LSA senior The letter writer is political chair of the Muslim Students Association. in Coke's profit line by cutting its contract ignores the fact that not just…

…Pcr a Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 11, s ,1977 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 11, 1977 STEVES LUNCH Arabs 1313 SO. UNIVERSITY (Continued from Page!) HOME COOKING IS OUR…

… that no sen-. for French ministers had been notified in advance of the ar- rest and speculated it may have been a lower level operation. ARAB AMBASSADORS, re- ceived at the Ouai d 'Orsay by the Foreign…

… Ministry's secre- tary-general, Jean Marie Sou- tou, expressed their "profound concern" over the "unfriendly act" towardsthe Arab world, Syrian ambassador Abdel Ka- rimc said. Observers noted it was the…

… first time since the end of the Algerian war in 1962 and the start of France's develop- ment of close relations with Arab states, that such terms had been used. The Algerian official newspa- per El…

… Moujahid commented that the arrest had "stripped naked the anti-Arab face of the French administration." Meet the Senate Soviet Baptists hail Carter inauguration, WASHINGTON (IP) - Patricia Roberts Harris…

… destroying civ- ilized life. NEEDED: 4 students with 20-20 vision (or corrected to 20-20) to participate in visual form detection experiments. One hour is required per day (same hour each day), Monday…

… said, "when the Ameri- can people rediscover their un- ity." FLIQUAQY LSAT SEMtINARS START JAN. 28 12-Student Avg. Classes 5 Specialist Instructors 18 Class Hours c ;Id Cr art imCeja ES W…

… associated with fraternities doesn't have to end upon graduation, as many graduate students prove by joining the University's professional Greek system. Unlike undergraduate houses, professional houses, which…

… Nu Medical fraternity, where members aid each other in studying, according to- Rich Fessler, fraternity president. "You've got people from all four classes, which is the real advantage for students…

…. Like most graduate houses, it has no formal rush. $$$ UM STUDENT SURVEY $$$ The University will be performing student surveys and group interviews, in the first week of December, to determine com…

…- puting requirements on campus. Student input from all majors is needed Students participating in the (one fhour) group interviews will be PAID $5 To have more information sent to you, please give: your…

… geology and the importance of knowing more about the environment. At the end of the semes- ter, many students told me they would have never cared about the environment as they did at the end of class…

… clinical trials. Displays, danc offer ghmpse of Middle East By Jody Simone Kay Daily Staff Reporter Students walking into the Michigan Union Ballroom tody may be transported to distant cultures - at least…

… an organizer for the event. The first ever "Tour of the Middle East" includes Prsiart, Armenian, Turkish and Arab cultural displays and perfor- mances from IlI a.m. to 5 p.m and from 8 p.m. to I an…

… between the Israelis and the Arabs and we re ijy wanted to reflect that on campus" said LSA Senior Ai nt Mackie, an organizer from the Arab-American Anti Discrimination Committee. "Even if the situation…

… wasn't good in the Middle East, r would want to come together" Breakstone added. The event is cultural in nature, not political, said LS junior Katy Pearce, an organizer from the Armenian Students…

… Association. The 12 students on the planning team described the event as a Middle Eastern bazaar, or marketplace, with inform - tional displays, traditional outfits, pictures, flags and art- work. Cultural…

… looklike'?" Mackie said. The sounds will be of traditional instruments such as ti Tableh, a small hand drum, Santoor, an Iranian string ist ri- ment and 'Aoud, an Arab folkloric guitar. The Habibi Dance…

…'s very expressive because all the dances have stories and messages behind them," said Pearce, who has seen tp troupe perform. In addition watching to cultural dances, students will be able to participate…

… in contemporary dance workshops from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Students will have the opportunity to learn such dances as Dapkeh, a Lebanese line dance, and Bandari, a South Iranian dance. "This is the first…

… the University com- munity, to work on stereotypes and try to expand everione's knowledge of this region and its cultures" Pearce said HE DAILY IS ALWAYS., LOOKING FOR WRITERS. CALL 76-DAILY. Students…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 11, 2002 OP/ED (Tbe £i9jgiDaigV 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF…

… 28-year-old graduate engineering student from Egypt and one of about 75 students at a University of Minnesota, pro-Palestine rally, as quoted by the Associated Press yesterday. SAM BUTLER TH SOAPBOX…

… from participating in the run. My conclusion is that there is plenty of nastiness surrounding the event, to be sure, but students should not let that spoil the fun. The Naked Mile is really a college stu…

…- dent's last chance to behave like a college student. Without letting the sap ooze from my keyboard, it's a sort of last hurrah before adulthood takes complete hold of us. It's old- fashioned college…

… debauchery at its finest and the University would do well to loosen its tie and direct its energy toward discouraging those not affiliated with the school from par- ticipating. Don't arrest students for…

… way to pro- tect students by keeping those types off the streets of Ann Arbor next week - B. Joe and the boys need to spend their time and energy figuring out how. The hypocrisy of the University's regu…

… CHRISTOPHER KOCH Every day, students at the University of Michigan are challenged to think critically about their course work and to challenge their professors by providing dissenting views on a myriad of…

… subjects. In that spirit I would like to challenge the students at the University to take the same critical approach to a recent editorial published about New Era Cap Com- pany (Cut the contract, 4…

… comforting reali- ty until recent weeks. French. Arabs have recently become frus- trated by some of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's actions. This anger has been trans- formed into irrational hate…

…. Despite efforts by the Palestinian representative in Paris urging French Arabs not to "translate their hatred for the Israeli government of Ariel Sharon into hatred of Jews of France," anti-Semitic acts in…

… taken his suit against the University of California-Davis to the Supreme Court. Bakke wants to go to med school; U-Cal-Davis took a quota of minority students instead of whites. The uproar is at center…

… Middle East. Despite the ferocious reaction of other Arab states, Anwar el-Sadat and Menachem Begin sat down to tell each other their countries should fight no more. The world watched and hoped. As former…

…- lion toward its goal. The campaign will run until december 2000. The campaign's goal is to ensure academic excellence and encourage competitive students to come the university, Khayat said. OSU students…

… arrested after loss After Ohio State University's otball team lost to Michigan State University this past Saturday, many students took out their frustration by binge drinking, fighting and destroying…

… said they had difficulty playing catch-up this semester after missing thrte days of classes due to the Jewish holy days, Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, the Indiana Daily Student reported. Siudents said…

… they spent the time with their families observing the holidays. .According to Jewish law, servers are not allowed to work an the holy days. On Yom Kippur, students cannot eat or work. Between 3,000 and 3…

…,500 Jewish students attend Indiana, accounting for,8-10 percent of the total student popilation. Despite the university's attempts to accommodate students celebrat- ing the holidays, some students said…

… instructors are not doing enough to Wse the added stress of observing holidays. Boston U to offer fegistration over the Internet Boston University students may have the luxury of registering for their classes…

…- e~nts. Many students said they will use the new system because it will elim- inate phone registration problems d annoyances. SCompiledfromUniversity Wre reports by Susan T Port. 'U' lecturer studies…

… emphasis of the day. (It became) a way to celebrate the soldier," he said. So, Veterans' Day remains a day for the living. Today, the University's ROTC units will help students do this at a Veterans' Day…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY $U'NDAY, SMY 11, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1 NOW=" Arabs, Jews Unsatisfied By Partition 'f Beirut / JEWISH STATE -o .Damascus RBTATEsYRIA BRITISH MANDATE…

… in the face of the pro- posal of a British commission that it should be partitioned as shown between Jew and Arab. This map indicates the divisions and the portion which would remain under British…

… mandate to give neutral outlet to the port of Jaffa. The age-old conflict between Jews and Arabs continued to express itself in dissatisfaction with the proposal. Muskegon To Glorify 'Good Old Days' at…

… program for the meeting includes old fashioned group singing, a European travel movie, a recreation program, refresh- ments and social dancing. Schmeling May Again Be Wallflower Filibert Roth's Students…

… INSURED TOO! Garments cleaned by -Goldman's are insured against MOTH DAM- AGE for a period for six months, or until cleaned again. 4 CLEANER S3 Phone 4213 11 Capmus Sale SUMMER STUDENT -FACULTY DIYECTORY…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, October 11, 1988 The Michigan Daily 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. IC, No.24 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials…

… the international anti-apartheid movement. Following the film will be a discussion on South African Political Prisoners. By Muzammil Ahmed An ad put out by the American Com- mittee for Student…

… Information appeared in the September 30 issue of the Daily declaring, "Traditional attitudes of Islam towards the Jews, not territorial disputes, are the real roots of the Arab-Israeli con- flict." This…

… creating social change by inciting protest and anger. While it is true that much anti-Jewish rhetoric is used by frustrated Arab leaders against the self-proclaimed Jewish state, this is not a reflection of…

…, Arab leaders by no stretch of the definition constitute "Muslim leaders" as the ACSI implies. Arabs are a minority of the Muslim world, comprising approx- imately ten percent of the total Muslim…

… population. Most of the world's Muslims are in Indonesia, followed by China and Pakistan. The Arab "leaders" speak for themselves; their anti-Jewish statements are not indicative of Islam. Third, Jewish…

…: This is in response to an ar- ticle which appeared in the Perspective Section of the Daily (9/22/88). The article entitled "Student-resident rap- port" depicted a scene in which a University student…

… was unjus- tified for the writer to stereo- type all University students en masse. At an institution where diversity and equal opportunity are constantly being fought for and where stereotypes are ve…

… continually brought up was the idea that the student body lacked respect for Ann Arbor. She depicted the students as what about the student who is an Ann Arbor and attends the University show disrespect for…

… his/her hometown? There are many students who work in crisis centers, day care centers, awareness programs, etc. in Ann Arbor and the surrounding areas. If these is a lack of con- cern for the people of…

… great impact on Michigan. Federal funding for criminal * justice assistance, student financial aid, school nutrition programs and services to seniors would all be reduced should Congress accept the Reagan…

… spending plan, Solomon said. MSA to i: BY ALEX GORDON The Michigan Student Assembly approved a resolution last night to form an investigative committee to look into alleged conduct violations of LSA Rep…

…- leged Palestinian collaborator was killed, reportedly by other Arabs, and 10 Palestinians were reported wounded in clashes with Israeli troops. Shamir told representatives of the European Parliament that…

… Israel would accept U.N. involvement in Middle East peace negotiations. The Parliament has been pressing Israel to negotiate with the PLO. Shamir said any peace talks must be held directly with Arab…

… forum would be biased against Israel and force' concessions from the Jewish state. The Arab states want an interna tional conference attended by the five permanent Security Council mem bers - the United…

… graduating students to sign. This pledge would ask students to "use their talents for humane and ecological reasons" and "consider all social and environmental conse- quences of their actions" when they…

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… 200,000 listings of scholarships, fellow- ships, grants, and loans, representing over $10 billion in private sector 1 fnding Many scholarships are given to students based on their academic I ainterests…

… career plans. family heritage and place of residence " There's money available for students who have been newspaper carriers, grocery clerks, cheerleaders, non smokers etc " - Results GUARANTEED. CALL For…

…, that though the raids are "something you get used to, I don't like getting numb about something I feel, on purely moral grounds, should affect me." But other students insist the Arab-Israeli conflict…

… seize those same roots. But history for the par- ticipants in the Arab-Israeli conflict is, quite specifically, a means of proving one's rights to the much-disputed Mideast territories. The diggers and…

…. The 1980 session will be eight weeks long, and Herbert said she expects about 50 student diggers. Applications are being ac- cepted through Herbert, who said the two major requirements are enthusiasm…

… and an ability to work hard. Students must pay their own way on the dig, but there is opportunity for up to three University credits for the work. Evening lectures and Saturday field trips to other…

… excavation sites supplement the 'practical knowledge gained during the work day. The fee is "whatever it costs to keep (the studen- ts)," according to Herbert. One student estimates he spent $1,200 on room…

…, board, and air fare last summer. In addition to the University students, the summer-digs are populated by more itinerant amateur archaeologists from all over the world and from all walks of life…

… students agree the discomfort is immaterial. "It takes a while to get used to squatting, but it's not like you're digging ditches on a road crew," says Cahill. Ac- cording to Herbert, the only physical…

… and clearing brush. Rackham student Rima Fadlallah and U-M Dear- born alum Yasmeen Kadouh, both Dearborn natives, cre- ated the podcast “Dearborn Girl” to challenge stereo- types about themselves…

… the girl is uncivilized, loud and obnoxious, some- one who doesn’t experience Arab culture outside of Dear- born,” Fadlallah said. In December, with the purpose of capturing these exchanges, Kadouh…

… Arab Amer- ican National Museum to listen to their debut episode, titled #proudlyaDG. In the first episode, Har- vard graduate Mariam Jal- loul spoke of her transition from the Ivy League back to…

… to typical ques- tions. ‘U’ student makes podcast about living in Dearborn Creators say stereotypes about city, women prompted need for show DESIGN BY KATHRYN HALVERSON Read more at…

…APRIL 1988 News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 3 APRIL 1988 * News Features U. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER 3 I Can there ever be peace in the Middle East? Students nationwide say…

… creating two culturally distinct nations. dEs Students de.,fend Palestinians-, Israelis Agony explodes into armed resistance By Editorial Staff . The Daily Cardinal U. of Wisconsin, Madison For the past 20…

… Israeli occupation has spread throughout the Arab population residing in Israel; nearly 750,000 participated in a one-day general strike last December. But the Israeli government is deaf to their challenge…

… with- drawal from Arab lands. That, of course, is precisely what the Palesti- nians, and now a growing number of Israelis, are calling for. Instead, Shamir says, "The violence will be stopped by our…

… student bodies as a whole, have a new coach," Martin said, refer- according to a recent study by the ring to the 2001 firing of Brian Ellerbe NCAA as reported by The Chronicle and subsequent hiring of…

… School re form rhetoric tones down By Donn M. Fresard Daily Staff Reporter If a student government's agenda is any indication of general student attitudes, the School of Art and Design's transition to a…

… completely revamped curricu- lum appears to have finally hit its stride. The Society of Art Students, this year's art school student government, provides a clear contrast with last year's government. Whereas…

… curriculum, designed and implemented in 2002 in large part by School of Art and Design Dean Bryan Rogers, requires art students to take courses in a wide range of techniques and media before choosing an area…

…' cause at the center of the Bank and Gaza Strip. The pact led to Press that Arafat had died. The Pal- Arab-Israeli conflict. But he fell short the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize for Ara- estinian leader spent his…

… Personal Explorations (An informal seminar in "experiential" or "situation" theology) All interested students are invited to share, clarify, and explore with others those values, ideas, and feelings…

…, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three TH U RSDAY, FEB. 12, 7:30 P.M. 2222 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BUILDING Convener: Lloyd W. Putnam, Office of Religious Affairs Sponsored by: The Office of Refiigous Affairs…

… FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI Produt ion.r ROMEO 'JULIET LA . m dnr the news today by The Associated Press and College Press Service APPROXIMATELY 600 STUDENTS were arrested when they tried to stage a protest march…

… four-day boycott by students back- ing 30 demands on President J. H. White. The demands include recruitment of more qualified instructors, written rules for conduct of security officers, abandonment of…

… rules governing student dress, and more public telephones. The arrests followed an ultimatum to striking students from college President J. H. White that they must return to classes Wed- nesday or the…

… up in a gun fight with police. Twelve persons, including three of the terrorists, were wounded in the fight at Munich's Reim airport. It was the fifth Arab guerrilla action against El Al, Israel…

…'s national airlines, in the past 30 months. * * * TUNISIAN STUDENTS protesting U.S. aid to Israel pre- vented Secretary of State William Rogers from speaking yester- day.t An estimated 1,000 students besieged…

… the American cultural center in Tunis yesterday, battling with police and forcing Rogers to cancel a scheduled visit to Tunis University. The students refused a invitation to appoint a delegation to…

… settlement in the Middle East which fails to take account of the interests of the Palestinian Arabs is inconceivable. AN AVALANCHE - Europe's worst of the century - struck a French ski resort yesterday…

… University students and members of the staff for the Center of Urban Affairs between speaking engagements in East Lansing. The urban affairs center sponsored Jackson's visit to the campus. STRIKE CONTINUES…

…WEDNESDAY, .OCTOBER 11, 1967 THE 311CHIGA3'1 DAILY PAGE THREE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1967 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 0 Soviet 'Defense To Bolster Arab States, SNorth Viet World Tension Cause…

… , Of 15 Per Cent Hike Over Previous Budget MOSCOW (A') - The Soviet t Union announced yesterday one of the biggest increases in defense spending in its history to bolster North Vietnam and to aid Arab…

… individual con- duct regulations with the mandate that they actively solicit advice and counsel to faculty, administration, and student organizations." INTERESTED? Attend the open meeting of the Board of Gover…

… and friends gathered at the Win- ters's family home in Gary yesterday. At her old high school, an American flag hung at half mast for a former student known as a hard worker with a positive attitude who…

… about it." PROFILING Continued from Page 1 LSA junior Michael Simon, co-chair of the campus ACLU, said while discussion centered around the rights of Arab Americans in light of the Sept. I1 attacks, the…

… University, joined in addressing student's questions about the need for and legality of racial profiling. "The issue is so important that it is only a matter of time until we have national legislation," said…

… said there are circumstances when race may be used as one factor among many to locate and target possible suspects. One such instance involved the questioning of some of the 80 Arab Americans living in…

… make a choice, I don't know how much choice they have, particularly when the choice is coming from high levels of government," Prof. Perry said. Several students attended the symposium to voice their…

… opinion that racial profiling is a necessary procedure in ensur- ing public safety. Rakham graduate student Justin Shubow said he believes politicians and law enforcement officers realize the necessity and…

… accordingly," Hassan said. Hassan said he was disappointed that the hearings remain closed to the public and media. "The government is really alienat- ing the Muslim and Arab community," Hassan said. "We…

… Texas," said Cecil Miskel, a profes- sor in the School of Education. "State tests showed substantial changes in the students' scores. National tests don't show such a closed trial from because of a para…

… to divide the country, the na- tive Algerian asserted that "one side is not willing to fight the other. Both are convinced that civil war should not take place." The dispute is not between Arabs and…

… Split Ait - Laoussine charged that "some powers have wished that the Berbers and Arabs would fight each other. France has long argu- ed that they would." Ait-Laoussine explained that the causes of the…

…-Laoussine Downplays Arab Revolt i if Collegiate Press Service RBANA-The executive secre- of Young Americans for Free- a national conservative youth nization, said in an interview Tuesday that he is "extreme- eased…

… election 11 delegates to NSA's annual >nal Student Congress. wis, a former research director he House Committee on Un- rican Activities, has been ac- since 1961 in a national con- tive campaign against NSA…

… possible he congress to accurately re- national student opinion." t true representation will not ossible at the congress, he until all delegates are actual- acted by their student bodies. CHARLES S. BLONDY…

… jobs can be made in the Part-time Placement Office, 2200 Student Activities Bldg., during the following hours: Mon. thru Fri., 8 a.m. til 12 noon and 1:30 til 5 p.m. Employers desirous of hiring…

… students for part-time or full-time temporary work, should contact Dave Lowman;, Part-time Interviewer at NO 3-1511, Ext. 3553. Students desiring miscellaneous odd jobs should consult the bulletin board in…

…, both on and off campus. 1-Administrative Asst. Must be grad student with Industrial Relations background either through course work or experience. Will be writing job descriptions. HILLEL SUPPER CLUB…

… Nations debate. It seems to me that M. Carduner, not the Arabs, is "naive." Though I am not the Arab student M. Car- duner quoted, he did tell me that, if he were the French foreign min- ister, the Arabs…

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… Director Calm Down, Move On THE TRUMPETS are sounding all in- Grades of freshmen women do drop during terested and opinionated students are ur- spring rush, but they probably would do like- gently being…

… would have no problems with the French. M. Car- duner supported the amended resolution, voted by 35 nations, only six of which are Arab. I won- der who is "naive" after all? As to the Arabs who do not…

… should deal are the Algerian people, who are a part of the Arab nation which extends from the Atlantic to the Persian Gulf. This is the fact that all Western nations, including France should recognize…

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… with a capable parent, and we shouldn't be so arrogant as to believe the only good lives are lived in America. - David Wallace can be reached over e-mail at davidmw tumich.edu- University students…

… events usually draw in students. "This is very much a town crowd," Roberts said. "I'm surprised that there are so many men" here, said Justin Vidovic, a Canton resident. Vidovic said he was happy with the…

… and Awareness Center. "The fact there are institutional (precautions) on this campus is lucky," Francisco said. She added that all students should strongly insist on their safety and take advantage of…

… will allow for 100,000 new members by 2002. Some of the money will go toward President's Students Service Awards, which would match the value of local scholarships up to $500, Wofford said. One student…

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… Mathew Shepard, a gay student from the Uni- his followers bring to light the larger battle opportunity. The line between church and state versity of Wyoming. facing the gay community and its allies in the…

… 2007 starving peasants in immigrants benefit from the powerful wel- presidential elections. 1789, to disgruntled students and workers fare aspect of the French state - receiving The riots in France are…

… most jobs. In addition, recent tions" as many have claimed. The suc- be heard in France is to burn a car or two, legislation banning the wearing of traditional cessful integration of Arab immigrants in…

… throw some rocks or even break out the ol' headscarves in French schools, while allow- American society demonstrates the extent guillotine and roll a few heads down the ing students of Christian faiths to…

… wear cross- of the French problem. Given tolerant con- Champs-Elysdes. How could the French es, is a clear indicator of French religious and ditions, Arab-Americans have shown that government allow such…

… a crucial cross- Arab and North African immigrants power- in the riots deported immediately. roads that is long overdue. Will France use less and voiceless. In an interview with The Associated this…

… adversely affected by vio- lence, not just those who are "melanin- endowed." Students should demand that this production adhere to the same spirit of diversity demanded of all other institutions of the…

… support team for our team both during this season and for several years to follow. Financial considerations aside, sold (or astic students. And speaking to those underclassmen, please understand this: Do…

… is important," Kazanjian said. "Everybody in the Housing office knows me." There's another reason why a local company may be better. Unlike Collegeboxes, if students have a problem with storage or…

… Emily Beam and Christopher Zbrozek. Syed said he wants to bring in more diverse voices from the student commu- nity. He also held the position over the summer. Scott Bell will fill the manag- ing sports…

… major sports on the web- site earlier. Managing Arts Editor Andrew Sargus Klein will keep his position next year. The arts section will continue shifting its focus onto student musicians and artists, he…

… From page IA The increase goes against what many were bracing for: a drop in minority applications due to worry that the ban could paint the Uni- versity as an unwelcoming place for minority students…

…. After California voters passed a similar measure in 1996, minority applications to the UC system's flag- ship campuses dropped substan- tially. As of Dec. 4, 3,133 students had been admitted to the…

… and Asian applicants have been accepted. Lucier said the University has been trying to encourage students to apply earlier in the cycle. Typi- cally, underrepresented minority students tend to apply…

… later in the application cycle than white and Asian students. "We are pleased that our overall message has gotten out to all stu- dents," Lucier said. In late November, University Provost Teresa Sullivan…

… earlier this year. Administrators have been aggressively recruiting minority students in recent years. Univer- sity President Mary Sue Coleman regularly speaks at black churches to encourage potential…

… students to apply. In April 2005, the University opened a facility in Detroit to house outreach programs both in the city and around the nation. So far this fall, the University has received 3.5 percent more…

… by escalating conflicts around the region, from spiraling sectarian violence in Iraq to ris- ing tensions-in Lebanon to fighting among Palestinians. "Our Arab region is surrounded by dangers," King…

… Boost Health Aid-Forsythe Reveals Facilities Now Overtaxed By JOE FREIN Extension of University Health Service benefits to the families of student veterans is not possible under present University regula…

…, about 20 nurses and 55 beds to provide for more than 20,- 000 students, the Health Service could not possibly handle the in- creased demands for medical service which would be required," he said. Dr…

… extended to veterans' families, the problem of "where to draw the line" would be difficult to solve, he observed. Non-veteran students and teaching assistants with lim- ited financial resources would un…

… for such serv- ice to non-students, he added. Medical treatment is afforded amilies of veterans at a minimum expense by the University Hospi- tal clinical service, Herbert Wag- ner, businessnager- the…

… ,Hos- pital pointed out. By cooperative arrangement with the Veterans Administration, members of student veterans' families may be admitted and treated at the University Hos±ai, without referral, upon…

… to Lebanon on Dec. 17. Itwasnotknown whether other Arab parties to the talks, including Syria, Lebanon and Jordan, would stay away from the talks in support of the Palestin- ians. But Hanan Ashrawi…

… Christopher. Deputy Foreign Minister Yossi Beilin pledged that Israel would be flex- ible at the bargaining table. "Israel, for its part, will undertake serious and substantive negotiations with any Arab party…

… possession of several grade school students. Teachers discovered four to five sev- enth traders with bombs at Slawson Middle School on West Washington Street yesterday afternoon. Following the arrival of…

… officers from the Michigan State Police, the Ann Ar- bor Police Department(AAPD) and the Ann Arbor Fire Department (AAFD), than a prank, adding, "The students probably weren't aware of the dangers involved…

… Department of Public Safety (DPS) early Monday morning. Unit officers arrived on the scene shortly after the 1:45 a.m. call was re- ceived and located the three subjects -T believed to be students - allegedly…

… Robert Lepler's name was misspelled in yesterday's Daily. . ".:.:. r}:i: X"Xr%:s Jl: i S.Y.Q." " 1i' iti }:': "' j "' " "t'.! '"' ",1 """ J1 f"" Student groups Q AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, meeting…

… Coalition Against Rape, Take Back the Night Plan- ning meeting, Michigan League, check room at front desk, 7 p.m. U Baha'i Student Association of U- M, Michigan Union, Michigan Room, 2-5 p.m. Q Graduate…

…:30-1:30 p.m. Q Intervarsity Christian Fellow- ship, meeting, South Quad, West Lounge, 7 p.m. Q Islamic Circle, meeting and Iftar dinner, Stockwell, Blue Room, 5 p.m. Q Korean Student Association, meeting…

…, Michigan Union, Welker Room, 7 p.m. Q Newman Catholic Student Fel- lowship Association,God'sOne Earth, 7 p.m.; Leaven Group, 7 p.m.; Peer Ministry Info Night, 7 p.m.; Saint Mary Student Parish, 31 Thnmnsn St…

… History, Room 2009,12-1 p.m. Q Women in Politics and Policy, Rackham, 4th Floor, 9:15 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Student services Q ECB Student Writing Center, Angell Hall, Computing Center, 7-11 p.m. Q Northwalk…

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… Michigan Lebanon for the Lebanese THERE WAS A TIME when Leba- justice and it proved to be the seeds of non was the jewel of the Arab its decline. world. Advanced in commerce, education, justice - it was the…

… most progressive of all nations in the Arab F INALLY THERE is the question of world. I Palestinian human rights and Its capitol Beirut was the most their right for a state of their own. cosmopolitan of…

… Israel and Lebanon. This step must be anid conflicts of the Mideast. Every taken before any hope for peace in the antagonism, every rivalry, every Mideast can be realized. conflict - whether between Arab…

… or The major fault of the tenuous Jew or Arab and Arab - now meet Camp David agreements is that they h ad on in Lebanon. failed to address the problems in (he time is long past when the people Lebanon…

… Egypt and Israel. Palestinians covertly at first and then That settlement merely removes the overtly. It is clear that the Syrian largest army from the Arab arsenal. forces are not keepers of the peace…

… students beginning courses at the mining school. Of 251 universiy graduates this year, onlye92 are in the technical fields in which the mining,- industry could use 1,500 to 1,800. There are 95 jobs available…

…, and still others are being sought from Japan and Arab: countries in hopes of belatedly developing a broader economic base. Economists believe this might inspire foreign confidence and stimulatesre…