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… the market. "The See LEISURE, Page 2 'U' students return from trip to turbulent Ukraine by Megan McKenna Twelve University students re- turned last month from a two-week exchange program with Lviv…

… State University in the Republic of the Ukraine. Selected by the Center for Russian and East European Studies (CREES), the students included ar- chitecture and computer science ma- jors. The students were…

… the rest of the Soviet Union. The stu- dents took part in demonstrations held by the student dissident organi- zation, "Bratftvo," which is in oppo- sition to the present regime. Observing their…

… are very "curious and intelligent. There's not much apathy. Everyone is doing some- thing." Students found the people com- mitted to change, a result of a deep intellectual and moral integrity, said…

… Kari Johnstone, an LSA senior who went on the trip. The exchange was arranged under the auspices of the Citizen Exchange Council's University Pairing Pro- gram in order to promote university student…

… exchange. The students were accompanied by History Professor and CREES Director Roman Szpor- A goal of the exchange is to "build a long term working and teaching relationship" Ostafin said. 'Lviv provides…

… KROENERT/Daily LSA first-year student Amy Frank gave away balloons on the Diag to promote the musical "Sweet Charity." I CANDIDATES Continued from page 1 lidity of the requirement was defi- nitely…

… something LSA-SG should discuss. "It's dealing with class require- ments that affect LSA students. I don't think the majority of students on campus wanted that class," Sciar rotta said. Ehrlich said the LSA…

… has filled student positions on University committees, but that it has avoided antagonism towards the administration in order to maintain a "good working rela- tionship." Smith said the racism and…

… ethnic- ity course requirement was not something in which he thought the LSA-SG should be directly involved. But he added, "I believe racism is a problem all students should be concerned about." In…

… response to questions about funding, the candidates were basi- cally in agreement that LSA gov- ernment money should be available to a wide variety of student groups. MSA is embroiled in controversy over its…

… allocations of funding and rooms to student groups. SUMMIT Contined from page 1 tions endorsed that call, and Saddam said he might attend if consulted on the timing and agenda. Saddam said the summit should…

… discuss linking the Arab-Israeli dis- pute to any decision over Kuwait, which Iraq invaded and occupied on. Aug. 2 in a dispute over land, oil and money. Meeting in Baghdad, Palestine Liberation…

… Organization chairperson Yasser Arafat and Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen yesterday backed the call for an Arab summit. Qian said China "will support any Arab effort to resolve the con- flict ... If Arab…

… of charg- ing after the designated stopping time each evening. The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of…

… a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion 747-2814, Arts 763…

…- pleted its second day of racing 115 raced neck-and-neck with WWU's Adelaid gan Student Assembly president and election in last winter's presidential miles ahead of the University's Viking XX throughout the…

… day o the 1,900 mile (3,058 km) World rolled student. in front of 33 other own race and pick anav espeedSolar Challenge 1990 Sunday. The Sunrunner Election Director Catherine Fu- He did, however, retain…

… to brief lawmakers today for the first time since Congress adjourned Oct. 28. And members of the bipartisan leadership were scheduled to meet with Bush at the White House today. Morocco proposes Arab…

… summit Associated Press World leaders yesterday urged diplomacy rather than military force to solve the Persian Gulf crisis, and Arab nations discussed holding an Arab summit that Saddam Hussein has said…

….D.F. c c LSA by Bethany Robert Daily Staff Reporter candidates son Presidential candidates for the LSA student government debated the government's involvement in Uni- versity issues during a debate…

… last night. LSA-SG elections will be held in conjunction with Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) elections Nov. 14 and 15. Candidates representing the the Modern Democratic Foundation, the Conservative…

… Arab specialists, and met twice with State Department and National Se- curity Council officials in order to come up with the wording, Fitzwater said. The Arab specialists were asked to look at the…

… wording "to make sure that the tone of it translates well into Arabic," said one official, speaking on condition of anonymity, "You can write a speech that sounds perfectly good to Western ears," but might…

… not convey the right impres- sion in Arabic, the official said. Fitzwater described the message as "a very candid but personal de- scription of our goals and our objec- tives in the region." Number of…

… University and add expertise in areas it may not have had before. He stressed that the new faculty will provide additional role models for students. Thirty-eight of those hired are on "tenure-track" positions…

…, whereas the 14 non-tenure track instructors are not, she said. Clarkson said that with larger numbers of minorities on staff, peo- ple will be more receptive to minor- ity perspectives. "Students live in a…

… world much more ethnically diverse and part of the University's educa- tional mission is to prepare students to live in a world with many differ- ent ethnic, religious, and racial groups." Harrison said…

… collective bargaining and em- ployment contracts - was skep- tical of the cuts. "It seems likely that students will get less time from TAs and that it will decrease the quality of student education," he said…

… admits the cutbacks may hurt some graduate students. "Students who would receive TA support will no longer. The top students who did receive support will continue to, but somewhat more average students who…

… documented learn- ing disabilities, was threatened with revoked admission from the Univer- sity. This year a different cause will keep her busy. Singer is organizing a new student group, the Learning…

… give support to these students, but we've been slow," he said. "This group is being organized primarily by the students." "We are very excited about this," agreed Julie Biernat, acting director for…

…A over the Shatt-al-Arab waterway, the southern border between the two countries. On Sunday, Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz was in Iran for the first visit by a high-ranking Iraqi official in 15 years…

… residents and much more!! - Must be a U-M student and work 6 hrs./week in the house For more information, contact Emily, 668-6774. . . Michign-. Blrke to~k' Largest! Blirkeflasf+ c'''ed jervice that brings…

… Psychological Clinic Students from all academic disciplines are encouraged to apply. 764-3471 Nuts and Bolts by Judd Winickq 1UM5 SLPT HUGH TOI'AY'3 M . . _ .. 1ALL ofYO()..L EECS Continued from page 1 tion in…

… condition of anonymity, said the cutback will decrease the quality of teaching and overburden the graduate students. He added that the increased class burden will hurt the graduate's own studies and research…

… continue to hold@ the same number of office hours. One undergraduate computer science student commented, "EECS TAs work very hard. They still teach classes, check pro- gramming and assist in labs. They are…

… (hiring larger numbers of minori- .___ya ties)." JSbe £id4jan &zilg The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of…

… and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion 747-2814, Arts 763-0379, Sports 747-3336, Cir- culation 764…

…; Prof. Donald Deskins, urban geogra- phy and sociology; Terece Geld, a Rackham student; Prof. Hazel Markus, psychology; Prof. Jay Robinson, English; Prof. Michael Savageau, microbiology and im- munology…

… interim. Thick fog hinders students' return KENNTH -MLLE-/-Uaiy by Elisabeth Weinstein Daily Staff Writer The fog in Detroit caused cancel- lations and delays of many incoming Metro flights, prohibiting…

… the prompt return of Michigan students to campus from spring break. Metropolitan Airport Spokesper- son, MikeConway said that despite the inconvenience, "People (passengers) were upset but good na…

… Daring personals Student services ...and much, much more! -,s No T1 went to Cleveland. When the prob- lems began on his second flight, Zapp said, "people just started to laugh about the whole thing…

… a 7:45 a.m. flight to Detroit, Sunday morning, which left at 11:15 a.m." Once at Metro, students said things were still hectic. Chou said, "the commuter ride to Ann Arbor took two hours." She also…

… Lacrosse - practice 4-6 p.m. at the Sports Coliseum (5th and Hill) UM Cycling --- team meeting and rollers riding 6 p.m. in the Sports Coliseum Arab-American Anti- discrimination Committee -- meeting at 7 p…

…) --- new members meeting at 5:15 p.m., general body meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Union Women's Issues Commission of MSA --- meeting at 6:30 p.m. in 3909 Union Iranian Student Cultural Club - -- meeting at 7…

… & ISRAEL FILM - LAW BUSINESS - ARTS COMMUNICATIONS - GOVT 1 q Student Advisory Committee Co-Chairs: Cristin B. Clauser Andrew M. Stenzler Lynette M. Tethal Members: Alyssa Altman Mike Basil Adam Benson…

… Mandela's hometown of Soweto, schools were deserted as thousands of students marched and danced in the streets, anticipating his return home. Believing Mandela was due back for an afternoon rally, tens of…

… Lesbian and Gay Males' Rights Organizing Com- mittee meets at 7:30 p.m. in Union 3000; 7 p.m. to set agenda Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry - weekly meeting at 6:30 p.m. in Hillel Women's Club Lacrosse…

… - practice 4-6 p.m. at the Sports Coloseum (5th. and Hill) UM Cycling --- team meeting and rollers riding 6 p.m. in the Sports Coloseum Indian and Pakistani- American Students' Council --- general body meeting…

… 7 p.m. in the West Quad Asubushi Lounge Women's Rugby --- meeting and practice 8 p.m. in the Sports Coloseum Society of Minority Engineering Students (SMES) --- membership meeting and speakers Karen…

… Goins and Paul Forte 6:30-8:30 p.m. in 1500 EECS UM Collegiate Entrepeneurs -- - meeting at 7 p.m. in 0215 Business School Arab-American Anti- discrimination Committee --- meeting at 7 p.m. in the Union…

… - the north-campus night-time walking service runs from 8 p.m.-1:30 a.m. in Bursley 2333, or call 763-WALK Sociology Department --- faculty/student mixer at 4 p.m. in the 3rd Floor Lounge of LS…

… serving Student Initiative promoting voter activism among students in the Ann Arbor area.) Pontiac also had a keyboard player at one point in time, but they are now a three-piece outfit with Phil Tepley…

… ANNOUNCEMENTS T * Ho-E Student Book EXCHANGE Congratucates TheN ew Officers Amanda Harsch - President Vinit Doshi - Publicity Erik Kafarski - Membership Eric Meininger - Finance Nikki Smejkal - Site GREEK GAB CHI…

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