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… woman and her three children, two of them infants, died. Hope said the group had received complaints from Arab students who were offended by the "Stop Arab Terrorism" statement that was origi- nally…

… the group with "discriminatory harassment" against Arab and Arab-American students on ,campus, according to University In- terim Student Policy Administrator Cindy Straub. Rackham graduate student…

…The Michigan Dily-- Tuesday, November 15, 1988-- Page 5 LSA student gov't candidates offer variety BY ED KRACHMER AND DAVID SCHWARTZ LSA Student Government has gone widely unnoticed in the past…

…, but making LSA students aware of its government's activities is high on each LSA-SG candidate's agenda in today's election. "There's a lot of people who don't know we're around, and that's a serious…

… problem," said Students for Academic Institutional Development (SAID) presidential candidate David Boris, a sopho- more. However, similarities between parties and candidates end there. As in the past, SAID…

… because they said LSA-SG should not be involved in campus politics, but should only deal with LSA students' academic concerns. "Our purpose is to work with students on an academic level," Boris said. "We…

… leave the political stuff to (the Michigan Student Assembly)." Independent Ben Weinberger, the only other presidential candi- date, criticized the current govern- ment for not doing more. "I don't think…

… be major concerns of LSA-SG. In addition, Weinberger said LSA students should vote on whether the proposed mandatory class on racism should be part of the LSA curriculum. SAID members disagreed, say…

… a middle ground, which he said other candidates are not willing to do. - Unlike SAID, the Meadow Party believes LSA-SG should ad- dress non-academic student con- cerns. "Something like the code should…

… be addressed because it af- fects all of the LSA students," Mullock said. Six independent candidates for executive council offer an alterna- tive to SAID and the Meadow Party. Gary Weisserman, a sopho…

… model for funding AUSTEN HUPFORD/Daily LEFT: A crowd applauds Nobel Peace Prize laureate Tawakkul Karman who spoke in Rackham Auditorium yesterday. Nobel Prize winnerhighlights womens rolei Arab Spin…

…. She cited the University's educational programs and stu- dent body of more than 27,000 undergraduates and 15,000 grad- uate students as well as the Uni- versity's $1.24 billion research expenditures in…

… Daily Sounds of the Arab Spring reverberated off the walls of lrn c full Rarkhva i winner Tawakkul Karman led the audience through chants promoting women and peace. Karman, a journalist and senior member…

… of Al-Islah political party in Yemen, is the first Arab woman, the second Muslim and the first Yemeni person to win a Nobel Prize for her work with women's rights. Karman discussed the sweep- ing…

… changes in the Arab Spring, particularly women's roles in nnrcino hi-mvmn Thi man to speak on campus as part of the program's curriculum. Karman began her talk by making it clear that she is a…

… justice prevails. She emphasized the new role of Arab women in leading protest- ers in the revolutions for demo- cratic principles. "Women have become at the forefront of these demonstra- tions and lines in…

… semeni, torium yesterday, as 2011 co- University's Arabic Language and every Arab, and every recipient Nobel Peace Prize Flagship Program invited Kar- human being and every woman CAMPUS CRIME Man arrested…

… students SOUTH KOREA 687students TAIWAN 287students INDIA 752 students CHINA 1,747 students GRAPHIC BY H ELEN LIUEBLICH The countries with the most number of students who studied at the University in 2010…

…-2011. 'U' ranks eighth in number MICHIGAN STUDENT ASSEMBLY MSA seeks to fill rep. vacancies in election of international students Only one Rackham student running with 10 open seats By GIACOMO BOLOGNA…

… Daily StaffReporter With the polls for Michi- gan Student Assembly elec- tions open tonight at midnight, assembly members say they hope to fill current vacancies in the student government. The vacant…

… don't want the house's location publicized. Women seeking help should call 995-5460 or visit DVP headquarters at 1917 Washtenaw, Ann Arbor. Students trickle into MSA balloting sites CHRISMAS IN EGYPT…

…'ve never heard of MSA at all except now at elections time." Many older students were equally naive about the elections. LOMBARO, Ill. (AP) - America's waterworks are producing water at the rate of 150…

…. And not only did he vote yesterday, but he's voted in every student government election since he arrived on campus nearly four years ago. "I 'm glad I stopped to vote," bragged Jones. "I hate apathy…

… East will only be attained when, "the Arabs are ready to accept Israel as a respectable entity in that part of the world." Appearing before a predominantly Jewish crowd at East Quad, Rosen- feld…

…. ROSENFELD, who covered the 1967 Six Day Arab-Israeli War for NBC News, claimed the Arabs turned to the Palestine Liberation Organiza- tion (PLO) to achieve their goals after losing the 1967 War. "After the…

… Arabs lost the war in 1967, they realized that military means was'not the answer, so they turned to diplomatic channels. They poured money into the PLO budget authorizing a new war of terrorism," said…

… from illegitimacy to legitimacy. It is just not their doctrine," he insisted. In turning to diplomatic channels, Rosenfeld said he doubts whether the Arabs have changed their eventual goal toward the…

… destruction of Israel. He argued that the Arabs are not offering "real peace" but just a temporary end to the state of war. "The Arabs have talked about a state of peace but with no future official ties with…

… Israel," he said. ROSENFELD SAID he suspects the Arabs will attempt to move toward normal diplomatic relations with Israel after the negotiations. The former correspondent also defended Israel's occupation…

… of the West Bank against critics who claim Israel has brutally treated the Arab citizens there. "It has to be one of the most decent occupations of all time, he said. Throughout the evening, Rosenfeld…

… University; The Diwan Arabic Poetry Club is not new, but met last night for its first public appearance. A group of University students and professors, not only Arabs, but those interested in the Ara- bic…

… Arab culture for more than 15 centuries. It reflects the historical, social, political, philo- sophical and literary developments and achievements of Arabs," said Khaled Al-Masri, a PhD student of Arabic…

… director, added that the music is also spectacular. The stu- dents in the pit perform the score with expertise and virtuosity. The opera was originally written in Poetry sheds light on Arab culture…

… language, have been meeting for more than a year now to enjoy the treasures and poetics of this remark- able language. Paula Santillan Grimm, a University graduate student commented, "Throughout my study of…

… Arabic, I have met warm, enchanting people, seen amazing sites, had 1000 and one adventures and haggled for many more taxi rides. Today I feel lucky because I am able to enjoy wonderful Arabic poetry, yet…

… even without understanding all of it." Last night's gathering featured recitations in Arabic, with English translations, of specially selected works of Arab poets Mahmoud Dar- wish (Palestine), Badr…

… Shakr Al- Sayyab (Iraq), and Khalil Hawi (Lebanon). "The three featured poets tonight represent, each in his own way, three different and distinct mappings of the modern Arab poet's experience. Two are no…

… of the goals of this group is to introduce to the public one vivid aspect of Arab culture. Poetry is one of the most important facets that identify the Arabs as a distinct civi- lization. This…

… literature depicts most clearly the history of Arabs by grasp- ing the ideals and images of customs, traditions, and values. The first known poems of the Arabi- an Peninsula are found in the form of a long ode…

…, emerged to reflect aspects of love. Oftentimes these poems speak of forbidden love which defied accordance with cultural boundaries of courtship. "Arabic poetry has been an indis- pensable manifestation of…

… some condi- tions the United States has set for dealing with the Palestine Liberation Organization. The Arab League formed the council in 1964, but it has assumed the role of PLO legislature. Behind the…

… to make a "tremendous effort" to achieve dialogue with the Arabs. In parliamentary elections Nov. 1, nei- ther Likud nor its rival, the center-left Labor party, won enough parliament seats to gain a…

… activities and courses at the University, but the student groups want the report recalled. Groups BY LISA POLLAK The University's 1987-88 minority af- fairs report will be removed from circula- tion until its…

…-five students, representing 10 student groups, met with Duderstadt yes- terday to demand a recall of the 96-page annual report. The meeting was scheduled after some 50 students protested the docu- ment at the…

… Fleming Administration Building Friday. Duderstadt apologized for the errors, and demand recall repeatedly called for increased student input to help avoid such mistakes. But he re- fused to recall the…

… report; instead, he said, it will be distributed again with an "errata sheet" of corrections - as soon as the students submit such a sheet. The students, however, said they were frustrated and dissatisfied…

… done with an errata sheet... The report is so bad that the errata sheet could be longer than the report," said Anne Martinez, a member of the Socially Active Latino Student Association and the Chicano…

… Graduate Students Association. "We're also not satisfied that we're re- sponsible for any change that has to hap- pen. We're paying tuition for the Office of Minority Affairs to find out these things," said…

… Martinez, who represented the students during the meeting. Duderstadt agreed that the burden of the corrections shouldn't rest on the students. But he would not grant their repeated re- quest for another…

… meeting to discuss er- See Report, Page 5 .College GOP calls for Phillips to quit BY NOAH FINKEL The resignation of Michigan Student Assembly President Mi- chael Phillips will be demanded at tonight…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 15, 1993 APPLICATION Continued frm page I security number are the reasons why a shxetwould notreceive afotm by mail. "If (students) don't receive a form (in…

… qualifying and applying process. Despite the fall aid delays, Re- newal applications will be arriving soon. Students can look for informa- tionaboutthe Renewal form in OFA's newsletter, which will be sent to…

… independence of their homeland; In pursuance of resolutions adopted by the Arab Summit Conferences and relying on the strength of international legitimacy as manifested Resolutions of the United Nations…

… Organization since 1947, and in the exercise by the Palestinian Arab people of its rights to self-determination, political independence and sovereignty over its territory; The Palestine National Council, in the…

… senior, took the floor to describe her own experiences as an Arab and Muslim student. She stated her support of the resolution, empathizing with the feelings Jewish students have experienced…

…, prompting cheers from pro-divest students. Lieberman teaches on the Arab-Israeli conflict, and spoke last year heavily against divestment. Then-LSA senior Devin Jones criticized Lieberman…

…Many argued this was beneficial for the safety of pro-Palestinian students from damaging blacklists. Another was the outpouring of support: CSG Vice President Nadine Jawad, a Public Policy…

… talking about this but we also have to recognize if we want equitable footing on this, we need to give all people an opportunity and a voice,” Jawad said. Public Health graduate student Dana Greene…

… suffers all of us suffer. … When I kneeled on that Diag in pain, I watched thousands of students walk past me. I ask you today to not be one of those people that walked past.” Tuesday morning, the…

… Black Student Union tweeted their endorsement of divestment. Members of the BSU executive board attended the meeting, following many other social- justice oriented organizations in supporting…

… Students Allied for Freedom and Equality, the group that first brought the resolution to CSG. This year, History professor Victor Lieberman was not approved to join the list of speakers…

…, but rather specific companies that are tied to allegations of human rights violations. Erzouki also emphasized the weeks divestment is discussed are consistently very well-attended by students, as…

… they use the meetings as a platform to express their views. “I’ve seen at this point thousands of students rally over leaders in support of divestment this issue and this request does not…

… exist in a vacuum. There is long standing and diverse support on this issue as you have seen.” She went on to list several institutions whose student governing bodies pass similar divestment…

… Department yes- terday to rule on the constitution- ality of stripping draft deferments from student war protesters who violate the draft law. This would include students who destroy draft cards or stage sit…

… should be al- lowed to undertake the role of the, courts in determining a student's guilt or innocence, and then de- termining sanctions." Michigan's senior senator stress- ed in his letter to United…

… of Unit To Back 250 Eight-Month 2 9) U Model LeaseB aj To Announce New Jatie Protesters NYC Police Recommendations For Student Rentals By DAVID SPURR Members of the Student Housing Advisory…

… level in addition to the lease length. A tentative draft of the lease has been written. Landlord Approval The Student Housing Association (SHA) plans to get major Ann Arbor landlords to adopt the lease…

… Tucker, '68 and Athletic Director, H. O. "Fritz" Crisler is the University Events Building. The controversy centers around the fee charged for use of the plush arena for student sponsored events. Tucker…

… OKRENT The $10 student fee rate is not as well as to completion-date pro- Violates Constitution A conflict concerning projected uncommon among Big Ten uni- jections. "Cancellation of a student's de-' use…

… use as a facility for Uni- versity convocations and student- ( " go beyond his jurisdiction, it would ponsored events was also in the C a ii p u s R ecru itin g be up to the President to enforce ianplan…

… at the risk of being fired lishes a rental scale for student a peaceful academic atmosphere,' of Colorado, Maryland, and Iowa, for not following orders.iorganizations. This is the bone the Central…

… the decision, but they recruit on campus or not I fied Justice Department officials a student organization to spend," he did not say where the agency's would like to see the CIA stopped." indicated that…

… represen- University Placement Office on ~ tice Department does is their busi- tatives of the Offices of Student the third floor of the SAB Jan. ness," he said. Affairs, Academic Affairs, Finan- 30 through…

…,,Page 4-Thursday, November 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily .I3 Aid-igan 1aiIy Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom ' Vol. LXXXX, No. 61 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the…

… University of Michigan MSA funding authority inmdanger again OMEONE KEEPS forgetting that student governments on this cam- pus cannot allocate funds to please everyone. Occasionally, some group may not get…

… will tell the Regents in their public comments session today that the Michigan Student Assembly should not have the power to give money to any group. The organization charges that the assembly only…

… student group asked for $1,400. It received nothing for today's affair, and was granted $82 for the Brickley visit. MSA backed its refusal by indicating that the open house was strictly a social event which…

… too long to get the Regents to respect that right. This past summer and part of this semester had to be wasted while the assembly re- acquired its cherished freedom. Student government does not have…

… promoting cultural and educational awareness gives students some say in events. Even that small authority is again being threatened. When will MSA be left alone? Thousands of Iranians demonstrate against…

… nations which are becoming increasingly more complex and more unpredictable. Few governments in the world would wish to see these principles weakened. It is no accident that the "radical" Arab regimes of…

… and the U.S. for some time to come. The confusion in the media between Arab and Persian, the equation of Persian with Muslim and Persian/Arab with Muslim, the explicit and implicit assumption that this…

… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 15, 2005 - 7 The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 15, 2005 - 7 * STUDENTS Continued from page 1. response to tightened security and com- petition…

… from countries, like Australia, the United Kingdom and Canada, look- ing to attract students with lower costs and reduced paperwork. "I can understand why students may be diverted away (to Australia, the…

… United Kingdom or Canada)," said Arsalan Ahmed, an Engineering soph- omore from the United Arab Emirates. "There is not a safety risk and it is com- parably cheaper, but the question you have to ask is…

… the visa application process. The State Department has worked to streamline the visa process in the past few years to "let international students know that our welcome mat is out," said Laura Tischler…

… appropriate, given the significance of the job she has been asked to do," give priority to students and exchange visitors," Tischler said in an e-mail. "It is important to understand that although there have…

… deans to influence national trends. The University maintained its 2004 ranking of seventh in total internation- al student enrollment, hosting 4,632 students. The University of Southern California ranked…

… first for the fourth consecutive year, with 6,846 students. Nationwide, India continues to send the most students abroad; reporting 80,000 students in 2004-05. China, Korea, Japan and Canada were in the…

… top five and account for nearly half of the international student body. Enroll- ment totals for students from Asia rose slightly overall, while the Middle East, Europe, Africa and Latin America all…

… experienced declines. The survey also reported that busi- ness and management is the most popular field of study for international students, with 18 percent pursuing a degree in this field, followed by engi…

…- neering with 16.5 percent and math- ematics and computer sciences with 9 percent. These data reflect student sen- timents at the University. "I'm looking forward to making good business connections, which…

… force vanguard in Italy. Arab Diplomats But yesterday an Arab diplomatic source in Moscow reported Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser had asked the Kremlin to send to Egypt immediately the thousands of…

… 1941. The Michigan Youth for Demo- cratic Action (MYDA), an affiliate of the AYD, was organized at the University in January, 1944. Such affiliation was formally recognized and approved by the Student Af…

…, noti- fied the group that "its recognition as a University student organiza- tion is hereby withdrawn" because "evidence which it is impossible to to disregard indicates that the American Youth for…

… YP at the University was held on Feb. 8, 1949, and the group was ap- proved by the Student Affairs Committee shortly afterwards. Distributed Literature The YPs wasted no time getting into trouble, they…

… the United States might ask the UN to sponsor such opposi- tion - as was done in Korea. He said the kind of opposition "would' depend upon the circumstances." . The Arab informant in Moscow said…

… guarantee permanent boundaries in the Middle East, as well as extend financial help to both Arabs and Israel, in line with a pledge voiced by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles Aug. 25, 1955 but such U…

…, Janet Neary, '58, John Wrona, '57, Janet Winkelhaus, '57, Mal Cumming, '58BAd and Scott Chrysler, '59E were elected to Student Government Council last night, Goldman was elected on the first ballot…

…. Commenting on returns early in the evening, President Bill Adams, '57BAd, said, "Early re- turns almost make me believe that students have fulfilled their duty to elect responsible, competent people." However…

… by the six man panel. Main topic of discussion is ex- pected to center around the sug- gestion that an increase in survey courses be introduced in the lit- Ballot Count Watched By. Students By DONNA…

… HANSON Just a little more than one hundred students were on hand to watch last night's Student Gov- ernment Council balloting. The coffee and donuts that were provided early in the evening were quickly…

… Arab descent, have burned cars, destroyed buildings and clashed with police in a series of violent protests that have spread to neighborhoods on the outskirts of Paris and suburbs of more than 20 other…

… despite the widespread media cov- erage of the events, University students studying abroad in Paris say the riots have not been as severe as they have been por- trayed in the U.S. news. "The U.S. media…

… students studying in France - two in Paris and 11 in Aix-en-Provence - and has passed on the State Department warn- ing about train travel through areas affect- ed by riots, including routes to Charles de…

…. enrollment Students say visa difficulties are not to blame for lower U.S. int'l student enrollment By Kelly Fraser Daily Staff Reporter Min Haung, a Rackham student from China, had reservations about applying…

… for her student visa, having been told visa offi- cials always make things difficult for students. But ultimately, she received her visa relatively easily. Like Haung, many inter- national students at…

… application process as a possible reason the decline in international student enrollment seems to be leveling off. The IE released the 2005 Open Doors Report yesterday, a study conducted by the IE and the U…

….S Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The survey reported that total international student enrollment for 2004-05 is 565,039, about a 1 percent decline nationwide since last year…

… first-time interna- tional graduate student enrollment. Officials cite several factors for the recent enrollment patterns. After the Sept. 11 terror attacks, international enrollment fell in See STUDENTS…

… complete. But Doug Lewis, director of Student Legal Services at the University, says you have much more to consider. Lewis said most students find a house or apartment based on location and aesthetics and…

… immediately have their hearts set on it, without completely researching some impor- tant details. "But some students want to live on a cer- tain street, so they put up with it." The city's Housing Inspection…

… Palestinian Students. Panel Discussion on the Palestinian Intefadah - Partici- pants are Robert Hauert and Terry Ahwal, and an Israeli speaker, Rm. 138 Hutchins Hall, 7:30 pm. Spon- sored by Arab…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 15, 1988 - Page 3 Leadership, Inc. seeks students Judge alters BY ROSE LIGHTBOURN Many of the world's future leaders are sprawled all over the University…

… campus. And tomorrow, Leadership Inc., a four-year-old national group which spans 200 university campuses, will begin searching for those students to help them hone their leadership skills. A group of…

… University students invited about 200 student organiza- tions to send a representative to tonight's meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Anderson Room of the Union. After the presentation, students can apply to attend…

… students on the local chapter's steering committee, is for students to develop their "natural leadership abilities" by managing their "inter-personal and inner-personal skills... and group dynamics…

…- rently, the group has a membership of 350 students around the country. The group has sponsored lectures by such leaders as the presidents of Coca-Cola and New York Univer- sity. Leadership Inc. will fund…

… the seminar, which will cost about $1,200 per participating student. Students who are planning the seminar on campus have asked Uni- versity organizations, such as the Athletic Department, to help pick…

… of six or seven during the seminar, Schmitt said. Students went to a national Lead- ership retreat three years ago and ex- pressed interest for a similar program at the University. surrogacy ruling…

… surrogate contract still exists in Michigan. CSJ ruling permits Student Rights flyers Associated Press. 3, 2, 1, blastoffA BAIKONUR, Soviet Union - The Soviet space shuttle Buran sits on its launchpad as…

… scientists and technicians prepare it for launching. The ship sucessfully lifted off after engineers' concerns of ice and snow on the shuttle subsided. BY NOAH FINKEL A student court yesterday ruled that a…

… Nations, and the Arab League, Radio Uganda said. "I have decided to withdraw my ar- med forces to the recognized border of Uganda and Tanzania in spite of the provocations which earlier led them to…

… & cleaning solution kit. Canine grabs frisbee This dog took advantage of the remainiig days of nice weather with a game of frisbee with an unidentified partner. -lf URGES STUDENTS TO CHANGE THINKING…

…: Samoff says students willingly accept 'U' way I SOFT '- CONTACTS Including eye exam, follow-up visits, Yes-No-Maybe Plan, and sterilization kit. These low prices will help make Madison Heights the…

… yesterday mor- ning that students too easily accept standards placed upon them by the University. The topic of the second meeting in a two-day conference examining tenure and academic freedom at the Univer…

…. ANOTHER POINT Samoff stressed was that to bring about change, people must follow through with their actions. "Some of the things you (students) are willing to try the University will frown upon. Then what…

… Samoff Employees Organization (GEO) a the University as an example of h students must follow through on atte pted changes. "In general, they'll be able to wear out more than we'll be able to we them out…

… customers and provide porated yesterday to broadcast staff University, for the first time, and student presentations. broadcast outlet in its home city. Hazen Schumacher, University director of broadcast and…

… be expanded within for program proposals. S the next few months to include student,- representatives are expected to classroom, and other University-orien- the committee, Schumacher said ted events…

…: Israelis affirm ousting of mayor TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)-The Israeli government yesterday reaffirmed its decision to expel the Arab mayor of Nablus, who authorities claim is sym- pathetic to PLO terrorism…

…. The Cabinet decision brought a rash of resignations from Arab officials in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. The mayor's supporters sought help in Washington, at the United Nations, and in Canada…

… NOVEMBER 17, 1979-8:00 p.m. HILL AUDITORIUM Tickets: $4, $3, or $2 (student 11) MAIL ORDERS SEND CHECK TO: Ticket Manager, The University of Michigan Men's Glee Club 1024 Administration Building, Ann Arbor…

… about 10:30 a.m. when a student left it briefly unat- tended in a second-floor lounge, University Police reported. The laptop hasn't been recoverd, and there are currently no suspects. available…

… depression screen- ings and treatment. 20 years ago this week (Nov. 12, 1991): University Police cracked down on stu- dents throwing marshmal- lows in the student section at Michigan football games. "It is…

… illegal to throw anything at anybody in the stadium, and students are ejected for doing so," Department of Public Safety Sgt. Paul Vaughan told The Michigan Daily at the time. Many students, like then- LSA…

… them, and they don't say you'll be kicked out for throwing them," Libkuman told the Daily at the time. However, DPS stepped up the enforcement of the policy by charging some students with assault for…

… Advice for pre- Obesity lecture A new study found that med students WHAT: A lecture on the sleep paralysis is more increasing rate of childhood common in students, WHAT: A presentation by obesity in…

… America given by MSNBC.com reported. The three pre-health advisers Elsie Taveras, a pediatri- condition affects 8 percent to aid students with medi- cian and health researcher. of the population and occurs…

… Rooney Layout Manager Connor Byrd Finance Manager QUy Vo Circulation Manager The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during thetfall and wintterms by students at the…

… internationalization and of our engagement globally - having so many international students here means we have a terrific reputation for academic excellence around the world," Greisberger said. "Students come here. They…

… want to get a great education." China is the largest source of international students for the U.S. and the University. Chinese students currently make up 31.2 percent - or 1,747 students- of the total…

… number of interna- tional students at the Univer- sity, followed by India with 752, South Korea with 687, Taiwan with 287 and Canada with 244 students. , according to a Uni- versity press release made pub…

… Survey Research Cen- ter, presented tabular description of "How People Pay for College." He demonstrated that the an- nual expense of attending college for unmarried students could be as low as $450 or…

… contribution, 23 per cent from student earnings, 8 per cent from scholarships, and eight per cent from other sources. Parents reported various meth- ods of raising their contributions. In 48 per cent of the…

…. Among these were studies of foreign students in land-grant colleges, the education of Americans to serve abroad, the arts and sciences in land-grant colleges;teacher education, en- gineering and graduate…

… work in the humanities and social sci- ence. Foreign Students A report on foreign students was concerned with these stu- dents studying in the United States. The situation is espe- cially urgent because…

… of the needs of the new nations of the world. Each year, Ameri- can universities undertake the overwhelming task of educat- ing more than 53,000 students from abroad. And the number of foreign students…

… liberal and technical education must still be maintained. , The present method of selec- tion of foreign students has serious defects. And "the illu- sion that too many foreign stu- dents are coming to the…

… Unit- ed States,' concludes the re- port, "is the result of the un- necessary concentration of for- eign students in a few well- known universities." Selection Limited The fact that almost all of the…

… work must be conducted in English greatly limits the se- lection of students and creates both academic and social prob- lems for those foreign students who are admitted. Further problems include the…

… great amount of indifference toward foreign students on American campuses, the rigid- ness of course requirements and the startling differences be- tween the United States sys- tem of education and those…

… of other nations. All of this means that special orientation and counseling are badly needed in the universities. Further Problems Additional problems arise when the foreign student re- turns home. The…

… self, N. Patrick Murrays of the English department said yester- day. Speaking to a luncheon gather- ing of students under the auspices of the Office of Religious Affairs, IMurrays pointed out three gen…

… Pla n Three British universities will offer programs this summer de- signed for American students. The University of Oxford will offer a program on the history, literature and the arts of 17th cen- tury…

… up in the novelty of in- dependence, United States Nation- al Student Association President Dennis Shaul said Tuesday. Shaul visited Algeria during the independence celebrations on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1…

…- dependence wnich can be achiev- ed in the Soviet bloc." Presently, there is close co- operation with the United Arab Republic, but this cannot last long. It seems inevitable for competi- tion to arise between…

….m. Monday in Rackham Lecture Hall. The cantatas will be performed with a full Bach orchestra. @ SEA TTLE 'in Wol'sFi 12 noniAM f00 Iyyyyyyyyyyy STUDENT CONTACT: Assembly Pooe Faculty Program' By BARBARA…

… LAZARUS Assembly Association Executive Board and members of dormitory house councils have proposed a new Faculty Associate Program to create "frequent informal contact between faculty and students," Joyce…

… possible a student speaker program could be integrat- ed with a faculty associate pro- gram. The house could stimulate discussion on current issues, with the faculty associate participating informally in any…

… better communication between faculty and students and feels that it can result in an im- portant contribution to residence hall living." Economists Confer at 'U'. World-famed economists will gather at the…

… last week that students doing premedical work at MSU were told by their academic advisers that the school, "may not open0 -Daily-Jim Lines SPEEDSTER. CARL WARD TURNS the corner around left end after…

… em- broil the Arabs in another war with Israel and trying to bring about itsadestruction. "This policy has been repeatedly pronounced by Syrian leaders and was re-emphasized in Arab sum- mit meetings…

…- rigation. The Arab leaders over- ruled reported Syrian demands for immediate military action to op- pose the water diversion. Instead, they drew up plans for tapping the headwaters of the Jordan, thereby…

…- ited till it is opened." Bob t Harris, the president of the MSU student government, told The Daily Thursday that, "con- struction has not been started yet," on the new school although the construction…

… MARCY PELLY Eight University architecture students are out to keep Reed City from becoming a ghost town. The mile square commu- nity in the northern part of the lower peninsula has been losing population…

… at the rate of about 100 people a year for the past ten years. The population is now at an all-time low of 2500. The students face several problems in helping the small Osceola County town in the…

… not have the physical environment such as ski slopes or a large lake to become a major resort area. According to Richard J. Rein- holt, one of the students work- ing on the project, "the major hope for…

… from Detroit to Ludington, new mo- tels could be built there. John Luscombe, another of the students, says that the town population is now static. A man in his thirties once told Luscombe that only…

… in the town. Luscombe explains that the students are trying to get "a cohesion between groups and build up enthusiasm in the town. Larson says. that "the project is an experiment in architec- ture…

… students," he says. Two years ago, students worked on drawing up plans for a cultural center in Grand Rap- ids in response to a request from the citizens there. The students worked directly with the citizens…

… 11/15/1988, written partly in Arabic - the day of the Declaration of Palestinian Independence. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan '<!.;. 420 Maynard St. A,.::;..:.....' .C…

… name of the Palestinian Arab people on our Palestinian territory, with its capital Jerusalem." Palestinian Declaration of Independence: November 15, 1988.' Today, Palestinians from all over the world…

… independent state in Pales- tine. In November 1947, the United Na- tions (comprising almost exclusively western powers) partitioned historic Palestine - without consulting its Arab inhabitants - into two states…

… recruiting physicists and students at the University for em- ployment. The LLNL and LANL are the two principle nuclear weapons labs in the U.S. They have designed every warhead in the United States' nuclear…

… president, Donald Trump, set his campaign platform on the misrepresentation of various minority groups. I can also say this as a student at the University of Michigan since I have seen the racist…

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… victory. Things such as “daily lynching calendars” at the University of Pennsylvania, swastika graffiti on numerous storefronts nationwide and also the Muslim student forced to remove her hijab at the…

…. Looking around campus on Wednesday and speaking with a number of students, I realize many people share my pain. This has been a difficult pill to swallow for so many of us at this university. Ninety…

… percent of votes from student-heavy precincts in Ann Arbor were against the winning candidate. But despite all of this, if we also lose our faith in humanity, we let them win all over again. The…

… year ago, the Daily, as well as many other publications throughout the country, covered the University of Michigan Central Student Government’s first-ever Ethics Committee investigation…

… dealing with the proposed imposition of boycotts, divestment and sanctions against Israel, and Israel alone. This legislation is being brought forth by the same student organization that led…

… only one narrative in the incredibly complex Arab- Israeli conflict, chock-full of regressive solutions that will only impede dialogue and aggravate tensions. It has been a difficult few weeks…

… either re- ceived- the doctoral degree or made, outstanding records as advanced graduate students. Persons over 36 years of age will receive awards only in exceptional cases. Need To Be Determining Factor…

… Jewish and Arab press alike protested strongly British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin's policy state- ment yesterday, in which he an- nounced a joint British-American Committee would make recommenda- tions…

… the Michigan Union. "Michigan on the March," a techni- color production with a Spanish com- mentary, and films of the Michigan- Minnesota game will be shown. All students are cardially invited. Anyone…

… wishing to join the Club may do so at the meeting. Graduate Students will have agen- eral assembly tonight, at 8:00 in the Rackham Lecture Hall. President Ruthven and Assistant Dean Okkel- berg will speak…

…. A social hour will be held after the speeches. All new and old graduate students are urged to -attend. Future graduate activities will be announced. Coming Events The Westminster Guild of the First…

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… by the Student Book Exchange will be distributed from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays until next Wednesday and from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday at Lane Hall. Checks for the books sold at the Exchange sales…

… needs of the undergradu- ate education students. A primary aim of the organization is to be of service to the University and the community. Last year the club spon- sored a student newspaper, a choir, and…

… worked with the children in the University Hospital. Similar projects are expected to continue this year. Other aims of the club are to ac- quaint students with mutual interests, and to develop a…

… students, Recital Hall, 2 p.m. School of Music-Violin-cello Recital, David Moulton, Recital Hall, 4 p.m.; Woodwind Recital, student quintet, Stearns, 8 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS PIRGIM Nestle Boycott Task Force…

…, 6 p.m. Meekreh-Kosher Deli Dinner, Markley Concourse Lounge, 6 p.m. Union of Students for Israel-Chug Aliyah mtg., 837 E. University, No. 2,8 p.m. Human Sexuality Office-Workshops and guest speakers…

…, "The Spreading and Sliding of drops," 246 W. Eng., 4:05 p.m. Near Eastern and North African Studies- Brown Bag Lec., George Men- denhall, "Arabic and the Ancient Near East," Commons Rm., Lane Hall, noon…

….m. MEETINGS Christian Science Organ.- Rm. 3909 Union, 7:15 p.m. United Students for Christ- Union, 7 p.m. For information, call 668-4041. SACUA- West Alcove, Rackham, 1:15 p.m. Senate Assembly- Rackham…

… Library, 2nd floor, Huron Valley National Bank Bldg., 7-9 p.m. Eclipse Jazz- weekly workshop on jazz improvision by David Swain, Assembly Hall of Union, 8:30-10 p.m. Bursley student government- band, Sante…

…/Lesbian issues, East Quad, Rm. 126,7-9 p.m. School of Metaphysics- additional class, 1029 Fountain, 7:30 p.m. Student Alumni Council- "Michigan First and Foremost week," free popcorn in the fishbowl, 9 a.m. to 4 p…

… East Af- fairs specialist with the American Friends Services Committee, warned that the AWACS bargain may backfire for the Saudis, alienating some of the Saudis' Arab allies. "Saiudi Arabia is making a…

… Syria, which has not signed the Egyptian- Israeli truce, holds about 100 Is- raeli prisoners. Israel says it holds about 7,000 Arab prisoners, of which 6,900 are Egyptian and the remaining 100 are Syrians…

…, New York Life, & be issued. (b) All students owing such Duke Univ. Law $ch., bring a bag accounts will not be allowed to register lunch, Int'l Ctr. Rec. Rm., noon. in any subsequent semester or summer…

…'s "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead," E. Quad Aud. 8 pm. Musical Society: Modern Jazz Quar- tet, Power Ctr., 8 pm. Student Accounts: Your attention is called to following rules passed by the Regents on Feb. 28…

…, 1938: "Students shall pay all accounts due the Univer- sity not later than the last day of classes o, each semester or summer' cession. Student loans which are not paid or renewed are subject to this…

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…- hold near the Syrian border despite calls by Sunni Arab leaders to halt such operations to encourage a big turnout in next month's election. The] U.S. command said about 50 insur- gents were killed. Two…

…-term presence to prevent insurgents from returning. U.S. officials have said the Euphra- tes Valley campaign is also aimed at encouraging Sunni Arabs there to vote in the Dec. 15 parliamentary elections without…

… fear of insurgent reprisals. The Bush administration hopes that a successful election with strong Sunni Arab participation will encourage many in that community to abandon the insurgency. That in turn…

… tanks lest Israel's jets launch retalia- tory strikes. Assad was described as a mod- erate. Arab diplomats said that while the basic cause of the coup was internal politics there was a possibility that…

… Syria now-would abandon its go-it-alone attitude in the fight against Israel and cooperate more closely with the rest of the Arab world. Syria refused to sign the U.S.- initiated Middle E a s t cease…

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…, "Unless a deterrent action is taken by the council forthwith, similar acts of international band- itry are likely to continue against the Arab peoples which may lead to very serious consequences." EI…

… want which the convictions were based. to propagandize protests or views o But in affirming the conviction have a constitutional right to do of Florida A&M students who re- so whenever, and however and…

… were lawfully dedicated." Chief Justice. Earl Warren and The Negro students were pro- Justices William J. Brennan Jr. testing segregated facilities at the and Abe Fortas. in at Quarterly Low; Leonid I…

… INFLUENCE ON THE MODERN WORLD" SPEAKER: MISS MONA MIKHAIL (Egypt) Graduate student in Literature I For reservations, call 662-5529 Sponsored by the Ecumenical Campus Center fr ha an wl ed in wa in sa st…

… hostage ordeal came amid an uprising against the 30-year reign of President Ali Abdullah Saleh that has unraveled security in Yemen, the Arab world's poor- est country. Al-Qaida-linked militants have taken…

… three-time Big Ten champion under for- mer Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler, took the stage, he was welcomed by the famil- iar sound of applause. More than 200 students and University…

… closed with a ques- tion-and-answer session in which students expressed their concerns and interests about the University's apparel spon- sorship switch from Nike to Adidas, the use of Michigan Sta- dium…

… of concerns that the crowd had," Shah said. "I think a lot of the students got their questions answered about pressing issues on campus." Tepatti added that the speak- ers spoke well to issues that…

… affect the student body. "We wanted to pursue a topic that would touch on current issues, and we want to promote an interest in economics to the rest of the student body at Mich- igan," Tepatti said. "We…

…-foot residence hall. In a communication to the regents, E. Royster Harper, vice president for student affairs, and Timothy Slottow, executive vice president and chief financial offi- cer, wrote that the…

… New- man. MSA From Page 1 ter relationship with graduate students. Watson also said he would like to see more involve- ment from graduate students. "There is this self-perpet- uating dilemma where…

… gradu- ate students look at MSA and say we don't address gradu- ate student issues, but part of the reason why that percep- tion exists ... is because we don't have graduate student representation to…

… to entice graduate students who may be too busy to act as MSA representatives. He added that graduate students should have "more flexibility" in their involvement in the student gov- ernment. However…

…, the idea has not been addressed during an assembly meeting. There are 10 open Rackham student seats on the assembly for this election. Watson said he expects the two current Rackham representatives to…

… under which the Taliban left the city in return for safe passage with their weapons, according to sources there. Khalis, who is anti-Western, deeply conservative and a friend to Arab militants, declared…

… undergraduate admissions, spoke last night at the Law School, reminding students and faculty of what he sees as the inherent and thriving discrimi- nation in higher education. Noting the actions two weeks ago at…

… admissions to not only provide a diverse student body, but also to remedy a history of discrimination in the United States. "These attitudes are not a thing of the past, as most people think," Shaw said…

… voting web- site, voter turnout for the first full day of the Michigan Student Assembly, LSA Student Government and Univer- sity of Michigan Engineering Council MSIeiections Fanl2001 Voting ends at…

… Blue Rooms of the Student Activi- ties Building. The symposium is looking for poets, singers, actors, dancers and anyone else interested. For more information, contact Syl- via Carranza at 936…

… questioning of students suspected of betting on games. Sgt. Walter Kransy, police department detective heading the investigation, said that no formal announcement of findings would be made in the near future…

… the rich keep getting richer and the poor keep getting poorer." Farrakhan also stressed the impor- tance of updating technology in Detroit public schools. He added that students can't be brought up in…

… Town racist, pointing out that Detroit is home to Greek, Mexican and Arab towns. "We don't want to harm other nation- alities and an African town isn't reverse racism, but a way to lift people on the…

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… people would be infinitely greater were Saddam not there." The prime minister hoped his mes- sage would reach Saddam, the Iraqi people "and the wider Arab world," his spokesman said in London. It was…

… broadcast yesterday by the Arabic service of Radio Monte Carlo - the most popular shortwave station reach- ing Iraq. "One of the reasons I wanted to speak to you today is to communicate with people directly…

… West versus the Arab world, or it's about oil." Blair said Saddam's regime was "brutal and oppressive," and if he did- n't disarm, "the weapons will be dis- armed by force." On the streets of Baghdad…

… could never have a student come forward." Morris took the claim under advisement yesterday. Morris' judi- cial coordinator, Valerie Scrivener, said it would be at least a month before Morris would make a…

… Student the door compose WHERE: 200 Observatory WHAT: Studen WHEN:Wednesday at from the Midw about 7:20 a.m. including the U WHAT: While moving will present the equipment at the Mojo during a two-do dock…

… WHEN: Wednesday at 11:07 p.m. IASA da WHAT: Suspected marijuana was confiscated WHAT: The In from a student late can Student As Wednesday night, presents its ann University Police reported. dance show…

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…- dominantly Arab towns in the province such as Shaddadeh. "More than 75 percent of the province is in the hands of the People's Protection Units," said Kurdish journalist Malba Ali, who lives in Hassakeh. Assad…

… normalization, and no date set for achieving it, developments could definitely be expected in a matter of months, and in some cases weeks, the officials added. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND A LECTURE ON: "The Arab…

… temployed or- cam patg -Evs THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. 61 Thursday, November 15, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage…

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…. Indonesia and the foreign aid program from future mutili- United Arab Republic are the prime ex- zation and death now that political amples of this. They are the hardest hit. methods have failed. THUS FAR…

… increases; University enrollment increased by 3,300 and the teaching staff by 38-a ratio of 1:84 with 1:14 ac- cepted as par. "Although in 1963-64 there were 52 staff additions and about 800 more students to…

… bring the six- year increment ratio to 1:44, this over 2000, maintaining a student- teacher ratio of 1:14. THE SECOND AREA, instruc- tional supplies and equipment, has also been caught in the budget…

… squeeze. While current enrollment is 18 per cent higher than in the on a per student basis are less today than they were in 1957- while prices are higher. "On a per capita basis the needs of the stu- dent…

… and a growing student population -Provision for higher enroll- ment and augmented programs; -Books and services; -Services for new buildings, re- habilitation and plant mainten- ance; -Research and…

… adjust to higher enrollment. This money would be spent in the following areas: -Additional staff; -Instructional supplies and equipment ; -Admissions, registration and records, student services, business…

… University has been unable to make additions to the teaching staff, in numbers and rank, to keep pace with the growth of the student body. Be- tween 1957-58 and 1962-63, the was accomplished in an undesir…

… skids). Finkeleheimer's Multi-Shnorkel Machine Shop wrote three letters offering 10,000 equity units pro- quest states. "The student of 1963 lias only $79 available at a higher price level." The Regents…

… Christian Fellowship, lecture, Mr. Charles Troutman, 4:00 p.m., Lane Hall.-Oct. 31-Nov. 25, Alpha Chi Ome- ga, Distribution of Posters for Vicks- Care Crusade. Approved: That Student Government Council…

…. 16, Democratic So- cialist Club, "More on Cuba," panel discussion, Michigan Union, 8:00 p.m. Nov. 20, Baha'i Student Group, lecture, "The End of Alchemy in Religion," Dr. Dwight, W. Allen, Michigan…

…, Under Secretary in the Ministry of Education, United Arab Republic (Cairo, Egypt), Nov. 15-17 Mr. A. A. Gutmann, Representative, Asiatic Petroleum Corp., Venezuela, Nov. 17-Novy 21. Mr. Kasimiers Opalek…

…., Nov. 16 at 4:15 p.m. Rackham Amphitheatre. Placement Notices PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS: Seniors & Grad. students: Please call Bureau of Appointments, 'Ext. 3371, for interview appointments with the fol…

….m. to 12:30 p.m. Employers desirous of hiring part- time or temporary employees should contact Bill Wenrich, Part-time Em- ployer Interviewer, at NO 3-1511, ext. 2939. Students desiring miscellaneous jobs…

…-Friday. Parke, Davis & Company, 2800 Plymouth Rd., Ann Arbor. H33 STUDENTS AND YOUNG WOMEN, 18 years and over to work part time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m., 1 p.m.-5,p.m. or 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Telephone inquiries from…

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…W- PILam Pancake Brnch at 715 St. this Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. F14 SMILE, Shelly Ruth! F129 DENTAL STUDENT-Young Republican from gate 8 has become intrigued. Probably foolish, but would at least…

… like to knw your name. Room 338, V.V. F133 NEED HELP?-The originator of MAD magazine has done 'it again-only this time for college students! He's created a hilarious new magazine called HELP! Want to see…

… 0 4A - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 15, 2002 OP/ED cat !e lkigau t taUl 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE…

… reason to overtake it. We all know this is not the case in Israel. The territories in question are properties of Israel since the 1967 war in which Israel was attacked by its Arab neighbors. Someone…

… profits, yet Universities and the NCAA con- tinue to insist and operate as if they do. The burden of this contradiction falls on the shoulders of the student-athletes them- selves, who are forced to be…

… students first in principle, and athletes first in practice. Thcnthaa nrP than.+x. hi-ma rlnr nt only is the University punishing the wrong people to avoid a certain level of humilia- tion, but it is doing…

…( mile trip to Brussels, along the way collectin were expecting to be I eventually 16 students a 18 were aboard. Trailing far behind kidnapping spread wer( and a bus carrying t parents of Vielsalm, a…

… them to leave. The gun- Nho had been toting kidnappers, the students, the to broadcast male teacher, and the bus driver n appeal "for walked single file into the radio ation, were not building and went…

… region. Iraq, for its part, reported no new battlefront news since late Thursday, when it said it destroyed "two Iranian navy targets" at the neck of the Shatt al-Arab waterway. In another sign that the…

… the federal government hassever made such an allegation in a federal indictment. Volume XCI, No. 63 Saturday, November 15, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of…

… solos will be sang by Frank Ryan of the Ann Ar- bor high school.- 8HT O R TO I IHT FOR STUDENTS' RIGT Oriental manuscripts which were re-1 cently presented to the University by a donor who wished his…

…. They include1 writings from the Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, some of them dating as far back as the eighth century. More than 100 of the manuscriptsa are commentaries on Mohammedan BU ASLEY REPORTS…

…' University Committee Allows $6,0)0 To 75 Stadents; Maxinin Amount $100 PROVISIONS VARY Winston Churchill More student loans have been grant- Prominent English Liberal who re- .e rn- trso inent tglish Liberal…

… year, according to Dean Joseph. A. Admiralty during the early part of the Bursley, chairman of the University World war. ' committee on student loans. He esti- mates that over $6,000 has been loan- D…

… , Finds Out ed to 75 students so far this fall in amounts varying from $25 to $100, lVhat Students Do the maximum loan allowed any one r ~student dluring a semester. With heir Oney Loan funds available for…

… students number 75 and vary from $50 to the Many interesting answers were income on $10,000. In many cases, brought to light recently, when the only the income may be used for loans, Michigan Daily, by means…

… fall,' neth K. Klein, '26, were sent out to to the difficulty in securing summer'I obtain knowledge about the monthlyemly nt e x p e"nd i t u r e .' ' ' ' ' - expenditure. e securing a loan, each student…

… In the reply to the query, "Do you must appear before the members of own a car?" one student wrote down the University committee on studentr "Yes, one fifth of one." The majority loans which is…

… composed of the dean of the hundred, however, were not so of students, the (lean of women, the fortunate, a few owning cars with reasurer of the University, and one several morepossessing them in part…

…, representative fromthe school or col The question, "Under what condi- lege in which the student is enrolled. tions would you spend more for cloth- After this appearance and presenta- ing in Ann Arbor," brought…

…'s patron saint 5 Door fastener 9 Photo book 14 Wander about 15 Arab leader 16 Resembling 17 Unflappable 20 Make void, as a marriage 21 Window hanging 22 Endangered Florida sea cow 26 Many oz. 29 " Enchanted…

… each additional consecutive issue. " Frequency and Bulk contracts are available- contact our staff for details " Students may receive a 20% discount when ads are placed in person with a valid student ID…

… accused by Thus, the new volume seems sh of favoring President certain to stir up even more of the w( del Nasser's United bitter arguments which have long' nited Arab Republic. raged between various…

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… the enthusi- asm of the international students, who worked very hard to achieve a. generally higher quality of ex- hibits," Burns asserted. Arabic Jam Session This enthusiasm became evident Friday night…

…- wide decisions not to compromise ideals to practicality. The college's three per cent loan funds will see students through the year, but without federal aid administrators predict "some scratching" will…

… be necessary to meet student demands next year. More funds are presently being lent than repaid, and resources are deficient, Karl Aughenbaugh,' treasurer of the college, reported. Majority Rejected…

… Loans But in a campus-wide referen- dum November 10, a majority of voting Oberlin students decided not to accept NDEA loans under any circumstances. Thirty per cent F'undsHeld At Colleges Two American…

… National Students Association adopted a resolution condemning the provisions, six colleges which found the requirements objection- able and refused to participate in the program were listed: Princeton…

… voted to accept the loans even with the loyalty oath and affidavit requirements. ' "Of the student body of approx- imately 2100, 1219 cast votes in the referendum," Timothy Thom- as, editor of the…

…. Oberlin Review, reported. "Not even that . many turn out for Student Council elec- tions." Another question on the ref er- endum was intended to determine student opposition to the oath and affidavit…

… no action should be taken against either re- quirement. "The other five per cent prob- ably didn't get that far down on the ballot," Thomas explained. "The ,Student Council conducted the polls and we…

…: "The Com- mittee believes there should be no compromise of principles involved in opposition to the disclaimer af- fidavit required in the student' loan provisions of the NDEA.". Formulated Statements…

… The Oberlin Review was the first organization to oppose Section 1001 of the NDEA in action last year. Shortly afterwards, Student Council, the General Faculty and Student Educational Policy Com- mittee…

… freeze. "Since I've come to the University, tuition has gone up every year. I understand that technology is the biggest force behind that, but education needs to be affordable for students," Berger said…

… addition to tuition, many candidates are focusing on increasing student services, such as expanding the University Health Service to include residence hall hours and extended hours of operation at the clinic…

… hours for students to take advantage of the service and greater accessibility to all students, including those who do not have insurance. "There are so many superfluous expenses in the budget…

… - celebrations on campus, landscaping, etc. The responsibility for the University is to make edu- cation and services accessible, and students have the right to demand that from the school," Youmans said. AROUND…

… or b its lengthy submersion at a depth of 250 feet. "I think within the next 24 hours we will be able to characterize the content on the tape," Hall said. Civil aviation officials from Egypt and Arabic…

… linguists from the Stat Department were available to help translate any cockpit conversations in Arabic Hall said. If the tape is badly damaged, it will likely be taken to its manufacturer, when more…

… campaigns is important to some Democrats who believe the youth have a lot to offer the democratic process. Students are "key to political success and preservation of the democratic system of the country…

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… be, and suc- ceeds in being quite terrifying when he sits around in his: h h be1nth- :_ (Continued from Page 2) 1 schools, all students who are plan- ning to enter a medical school by the fall of…

… taken if the require- ments will be completed in time for entrance to Medical School in the fall of 1939. Students whose require- ments will not be completed by that time are asked to postpone the ex…

…- amination until another year. Information may be obtained in Room 4, University Hall from Nov. 14 through Nov. 26. A fee of one dol- ar is charged each student which must be paid by Nov. 26 so that the…

…- torium, to which the general public s invited without admission charge. Exhibitions Museum of Classical Archaeology: Exhibitsfrom Egypt-Dynastic, Grae- co-Roman, Coptic and Arabic periods -from Selucia on…

… Alumni Mem- orial Hall. Nov. 9 through 23, daily, 2-5 p.m. Exhibition, College of Architecture: Drawings made by groups of students in Architecture and Landscape Design at the University of Illinois, Ohio…

… informally on: Der deutsche Student and Sport. Every-1 body interested is invited to attend.- The Mathematics Club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the West . Conference Room of the Rackham Building. Dr…

… League at 8 p.m. An invitation is extended to all wives of students and internes to be present. Graduate Luncheon for Chemical and Metallurgical Engineers will be held today in Room 3201 E. En- gineering…

… Building. Professor. A W. Bromage of the Political Science De- partment will speak on "Problems of State Government." Christian Science Organization: 8:15 p.m. League Chapel. Students, alumni and faculty are…

… 122 Chemistry Building at 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 16. Professor L. 0. Brockway will speak on "Electron diffraction in gases, II." Actuarial Students, and others in- terested: Mr. John Rohm will…

…. Written by K. Masters, a former student of Neville-Andrews who Wishes to remain "somewhat anony- ,mous," the work plays on some in- tricate themes in today's society.. Set in modern times, the play re…

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… officials to spare Kasi's life, saying commutation could "win the hearts of millions" and help the United States in its war on terrorism. Hundreds of religious students protested in Pakistan this week…

… thankful- ness," he added. Potter said that the theme of charity is related to an understanding of the nature of God found in Jewish doctrine. Mucahit Bilici, a member of the Mus- lim Graduate Students…

… China in 1949. SAN FRANCISCO Military dismisses nine gay linguists Nine Army linguists, including six trained to speak Arabic, have been dis- missed from the military because they are gay. The soldiers…

… military. Six were specializing in Arabic, two were studying Korean and one was studying Mandarin Chinese. - Compiledfrom Daily wire reports. s Rj The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday…

… through Friday during the fall and winter terms by 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…