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April 14, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 134) • Page Image 1

… men and treat it as phenomenon. Lay people write it off as women seek more help and are more willing to admit it," Nolen-Hoeksema said. She said two-thirds of students who possess symptoms of depression…

… and would benefit from mental health serv- ices don't seek help, the majority of this population being women. "A very large population of Univer- sity students is depressed. The Univer- sity of Michigan…

… Bush's remarks was Iraqi democracy as an important precedent in the Arab world. "The Iraqi Constitution will include a bill of rights that is unprecedented in the Arab world," he said. Establishing…

… look out over the rooftops of homes at sunrise yesterday at a post their regiment has been occupying in Fallujah, Iraq. Din gel attacks Bush s policies By Melissa Benton Daiy Staff Reporter Students in…

… Democratic See DINGELL, Page 3 SAPAC volunteers defend new changes By Aymar Jean Daily Staff Reporter For more than two months, students have open- ly resisted the University's proposed changes to sexual…

… assault services, but during those months, a group of students working inside the Sexual Assault Preven- tion and Awareness Center have "We're al] agreed with the University's plan. While opponents see…

… these tiC same changes as a fragmentation of provide g services that will only harm sur- vivors, some students who work ServmceS t at SAPAC - speaking on their SurvivorS own behalf and not for all the…

December 14, 2004 (vol. 115, iss. 52) • Page Image 3

….m. There is no charge to attend. For more information, contact Student Activities and Leadership, Michigan Union Arts and Programs or the Stu- dent Organization Resource Center. 'U' Symphony Orchestra to…

… extricate themselves from the asphyxiating atmosphere of cigarette smoke. But all was in vain. The students who had just been released from the four pitch-black auditoriums were caught in a human blockade…

… graffiti on stalls upsets students By Magaly Grimaldo For the Daily Students using some of the bathrooms on the first floor of Angell Hall have noticed and been upset by racist graffiti on the stall walls…

… remarks toward Arabs and Jews. The graffiti includes sexually explicit and violent language, along with expletives. "This is a reaction of people who have dissat- isfaction with multiculturalism," said…

… against our values as an institution," Pacania said. While the graffiti angered many students, the Department of Public Safety was unaware of the racist remarks on the stall walls until Friday. Department…

… removed. When dealing with graffiti, custodians must write a report to Risk Man- "We are concerned about the students' safety and where freedom of speech becomes a violation of civil rights. We don't want…

… anyone on campus to feel unwelcome," Walesby said. But the University wasn't the only once voicing disapproval of the graffiti. Members of student orga- nizations were also upset. "Sexist, racist and anti…

… sexual objects," Chang said. Neal Pancholi, president of the Indian American Student Association, said it was awful that students still think this way, even in the diverse society that the University has…

… Safety, the diminished AAPD force would affect students who live off campus, Police Chief Dan Oates said. "We can't lose people and deliver the same services," Oates said. "There are some services we…

…, at least." dear all U, wmom owdad o sa nta 0( o hanukkah a christmas a kwanzaa graduation my birthday ---------- i wart *orq Activism. It sets us apart. School of Information master's students

April 14, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 134) • Page Image 4

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 14, 2004 OPINION 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 opinion. michigandaily.com tothedaily@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE…

… urban and sophisticated educational surroundings. I was mediocre at sports, I wasn't an A student and I was no good at music. In a class of only 90 kids, I needed to make a name for myself. So I became…

… beaten by cops for simply wearing a dress, both during nonviolent protests in New York. I've over- heard American soldiers talk about how eager they were to take on some "Arab motherfuck- ers." I've heard…

… goes too far in his criticism of Bush, America TO THE DAILY: For almost four semesters now, I have been constantly bombarded with left-wing propaganda from local residents, students and even teachers. As…

April 14, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 134) • Page Image 2

… Our Voices Count, an student group formed to oppose the SAPAC changes. "Neither Sasha nor Stephanie have anything to do with survivor services and have no grounds on which to speak about this…

… country's new Holocaust museum dur- ing a visit by Israeli President Moshe Katsav. Two Syrians were detained for ques- tioning. Israeli officials and diplomats said earlier that three Arab suspects were…

…. might not feel that SAPAC is for them because SAPAC, for some reason, has had this reputation of being 'only for women,'" he said. Students who support the changes said the movement of the Crisis line to…

… the students praised for their amazing work. But Turnock said if SAPAC's Crisis line is maintained, survivors will have the choice between the two agencies. She added that no system is perfect, and she…

…, Achen said. In the 2002 winter term, peer education reached 100 students. By the 2003 fall term it reached 500, and by this term it has reached 2,000. SAPAC now has a men's activism program, coordinated…

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January 14, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 76) • Page Image 7

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