February 12, 1984 (vol. 94, iss. 111) • Page Image 2
… vice president for academic affairs with the PROFILE task of luring more black students to campus and keeping them here. "In the days of the WAM strike, on some occasions, I was confronting the…
… excitement," Sudarkasa recalls. "I remember the morning that the women students" decided to help the boycott by picketing parking structures...We decided that only women could do this because if there were no…
… THE TIME of the strike, Sudarkasa says, the University ad- ministration was not concerned with diversifying the student body. However, she is less critical of the current administration's inability to…
… upcoming ads "I think we really have to recognize that we are losing a lot of good students. They may be recruited, but they don't come to Michigan." Finding out whether it is academics, a lack of…
… financial aid, or simply the atmosphere here that causes black students to pick other schools over the University will be one of her main con- cerns, Sudarkasa said. "I KNOW A LOT of black students who really…
… complain about their feeling of isolation and alienation from the University of Michigan. It's not enough just to say, 'we're willing to have you,k' she said. Even if the University recruits a black student…






