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…Thursday, May 15, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thursday, May 1 5, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PaceFiv Advertisernent--Paid fr by the Organiza/ioi, of Arab Students Most of those who en so…

… creation of Israel on Arab soil ing discussed in 1947, nigrated did tary affairs would believe that for Israel's security within the the world are not citizens of their ate" directly with the Arabs, Is…

…-j were perse- such an elaborate, coordinated areas under its military occupa- respective countries but of Israel. rael has left the Arabs nothing toI ey were en- attack had not been planned well tion or on…

… its expanding borders. (2) That the natives of the "prom- negotiate about, by openly annex- That's why before and probably rehearsed." In fact the Arabs would be less ised land" are either not people or…

… through sly provocation they are doing by resisting the fact that they represent the indi- from the Arabs and denying any ved accusa- is the attack on Tawafiq in 1960, piecemeal invasion of their land…

…. genous stock of the area which responsibility toward the refugees. ng historical the preliminaries of which are de- The Arabs could not be expected had undergone little racial change Israel's treatment of…

… the Arabs scribed in U.N. report S/4270, to accept the occupation of their throughout its known history. under its occupation is summed February 16, 1960, "An Israeli land any more than the French Many…

… diary during four Years as a prisner of "Our fathers made the borders of Burns, U.N.T.S.O. in his book "Be- '47. We made the borders of '49. tween Arab and Israeli" says: You made the borders of '67. An…

… expeience in Pal- what the United States role in the estine when Arabs and Jews were Middle East should be. The Amer- living in peace. He points out that ican mass media have failed the the million Arab…

… congressional Neither the Semitic Arabs, the speeches supporting Israel. Con- non-Zionist Jews, the American cern for Arabs or an understand- Negroes nor the entire United Na- ing of their position was non- tions…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff…

…. Gustafson, Prof. of Botany Arab Defense To The Editor: MR. GRAUER in his article of May 10th at- tacking the Arab leaders has certain deceiv- ing points. It is my duty to draw the attention of the American…

… people and of Mr. Joshua of the falsity of these attacks for I am a Christian Arab from the town of Bethlehem and arrived in, this country only three months ago, so am more aware of the truth than the…

… accuser. I was told by many Americans that they have heard only one side of the problem, so it is time that the other side should be heard. According to Mr. Grauer 75% of the Arab population in Palestine…

… have immigrated during the last 100 years and that the Arabs have in- creased in number from 664,000 in 1922, to 1,175,000 in 1944. As to the statement of 75% I ask the accuser to be more sure of his…

… "sta- tistics." Moreover, the accuser closes his mind to fact that the Jews increased from 50,000 to 650,000 in 25 years. Is he aware that while the Arabs increased twice in number, the Jews in- creased…

… 13 times? Is he aware that this increase of Arabs is mainly one of the fact that the Arabs have a high rate of birth as do other Eastern people, while the Jewish increase is mainly due to immigration…

… from Europe? Mr. Grauer points out that the Arabs ruled Federal Aid AMERICAN EDUCATION is experiencing a re- vival of interest that some educators have termed comparable to a cultural renaissance. The…

…. In the meantime, high schools and colleges are short staffed and present teachers are responsible for up to twice the ordinary number of students. Obviously, the solution to the problem lies in the…

… challenged and threatened by the grim irony of Southern standards. It is indeed a national responsibility. -Alice Jorgensen Palestine only 437 years, but he fails to point out that the Arabs under the Turkish…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 14, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 14, 1969 Advertisement-Paid for by the Organization of Arab Students israel: 21 years later (cont.) For…

… are to be delivered to Israel are particu- larly well suited to carry atomic weapons and can reach all sur- rounding Arab capitals within a matter of minutes. Without U.S. aid, Israel would collapse…

… opin- ion and factual accounts from Zi-, onist, Jewish, and neutral sources. Care was taken not to include Arab sources to forestall charges of "Arab hate propaganda." No defense is offered here of the…

… dip-, lomatic mistakes and rhetoric 'of Arab leadership. ., The threat posed by the Zionist design to world peace is as im- manse as America's interest and capacity to preserve peace. In or- der for…

… the expense of the Arabs. They foresee an Arab-Jewish state founded on justice rather than usurpation and on the recreation of the historical amity between Arabs and Jews. There is a comparable liberal…

… out- look among Palestinian youth who have stated that they are fighting for a pluralistic, secular state in which Jews and Arabs can live in equality and democracy. Will this younger generation from…

… murderous sickness and baseless hatred. It is bound to bring eventual ruin to us. Only then will the old and the young in our land realize how great was our responsibili- ty to those miserable wronged Arab…

… about the only place in the world . . . where bi-nation- al and multi-national solutions are working smoothly. Something of the sort must come in the recon- structed Palestine, of Jewish and Arab states…

… which could write the finest chapter in the history of a great people ... We made the Palestinian Arabs homeless to make a home for our own people. That is the simple truth as history will se it, and…

… until we make am- ends and resettle the refugees and create a new political framework in which Jew and Arab can live together in a new and greater Palestine, there will be no peace self-pity and self…

… Dispute West Bank of Jordan President, Aides, y By WILTON WYNN Associated Press Feature Writer r JERUSALEM, Jordan (1P)-That part of Arab Palestine lying. be. tween Jerusalem and the Jordan River…

…-often called the "West Bank" of the Jordan-has been many times a battleground be- tweens Arabs and Israelis. It now has become a political battleground between quarreling Arab states. Nasser's United Arab…

… governments lately. And endless Arab League sessions have been devoted to wrangling over the status of that little piece of terri- tory. Claimed for Jordan King Hussein claims the West Bank as part of Jordan…

…. The oth- ers insist that Jordan only occu- pies the area temporarily, pending a final victory over Israel and restoration of Arab rights in Pal- estine. The West Bank problem dates back to the Palestine…

… War of 1948. When the Arab-Israeli armistice agreements were signed, the Arabs were left holding two bits of Pal- estine territory. One was the tiny Gaza coastal strip, occupied by Egypt. The other was…

… un- dertaken continuous and wide- spread intelligence activities, in- West Coast St1uents Riot At Hearings $ 9 Reuary 1.9 SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Students Re ua l$1.5.,. 3 90 from many bay area universities…

…- American activities.' College officials made clear in statements these students were there on their own as individuals. President Clark Kerr and Chan- cellor Glenn Seaborg issued a joint statement that the…

… rioters "were not in any way representing the university or the student associa- tion." San Francisco State College Vice-Pres. Leo Cain said students present from that college "went 217S. Main St. 9 Nickels…

…. The presidents, McGoff said, "permit a minority of students to consume their time and en- ergy at the expense of the ma- jority of students who want an education. "They have permitted their leadership…

… capabilities to be eroded by the unreasonable de- mands of faculties and students. And they cry 'if only America would get out of Southeast As- is, everything would be all right again., "That assumption," he…

…-Semitism was good for the state for it drew the country together, Bober said the government doesn't want Arab- Israeli assimilation and the Israeli government doesn't want peace." Another idealogy that Bober…

… can any radical American Jew try to force Nixon out of Vietnam and at the same time want to push him into the Mid.- dIe East?" Bober asked. "Israel is an oppresive state both against Arabs and Jews…

….' "We have to abolish colonialistic traits-such as laws discriminating against Arabs," Bober said. "We have to integrate in the Middle East on the basis of a social rev- o'lution." "But you're ignoring…

…. "How can you say its all right for the Fateh (an Arab guerrilla force) to terrorize and kill, but at the same time condemn Israel for much less offensive acts?" another member of the audience asked…

… concern, six EMU students last week, gath- main in effect until the governor Romney said, and he had received ered in Forest Ave. and blocked declares otherwise. The sale of inquiries from governors and off…

…- student panel discussions of for- eign relations, government, science and religion. Panels on the re- maining topics will be held in th third session at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Union. Arabs Attack Soviet…

….m. today in the ABC room of the League to determine students' desires for curricula changes. Prof. Kenneth C. McMurray,! chairman of the geography de-1 partment, will represent the fac-1 ulty committee on…

… proposed curric- ula changes. He will discuss the situation in the University today in regard to the proposed changes. Harold White, of the Student Legislature, will discuss the lack of specific courses…

… proposed curriculum changes, will speak in behalf of the general education plan being adopted by several major American universi- ties. Under this plan, students re- ceive a basic education in the so- cial…

…- ternity, Americans for Democratic Action, Student Religious Associ- ation, Student Federalists and the Ann Arbor chapter of Progressive Citizens of America. Before speaking in Hill Auditor- ium, Wallace…

… be a guest at a luncheon to be held at the home of Prof. Theodore M. Newcomb, of the sociology de- partment. In the afternoon, he will }hold a press conference in the Student Publications' Building…

… Design For Palestine IDemnand Bars Against Jewish Immigration By The Associated Press NEW YORK, May 14 - Soviet Russia called on the United Na- tions today for creation of an in- dependent Jewish-Arab…

… govern- ment in Palestine. The Arabs immediately retorted that such a dual state would be impossible unless barriers were kept up against Jewis immigra- tion into the Holy Land. The Jewish agency for…

… that the only other acceptable solution would be partition of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab nations. The Arabs have opposed the partition. The Zionists have indi- cated acceptance of such a…

… might affect the problem." The truce plea came here as ex- plosions rocked areas in northern and southern portions of Pales- tine. Russia's address came as the Arab countries indicated they would give up…

… (Continued from Page 1) [ " "--' Pebelling against inflexible gen- eral course requirements or the demands of parents frequently bring students to self destruction in their desire to do something different…

…, he added. Insufficient Programs Dean Robertson noted that al- though honors programs, advanced placement and independent study may save students from the frus- tration of duplication of learning, all…

… as a social stigma, but as a price paid by the institution as well as by the student and his parents for unrecognized or unresolved dif- ficulty or weakness." Although immediate reinstate- ment is…

… usually sought by both, students and 'their parents, it is, often not the most constructive solution, according to Dean Rob-, ertson. Resolvable Problems If a student's problems are; readily resolvable…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 15, 1982-Page 5 CONVENTIONEERS FLOCK TO DORMS For rent: Drm rm w air, 'U' vu By AMY GAJDA Maids and air-conditioning aren't typ- ical dorm room fare for students…

… Nancy D'Angelo, the convention coordinator for Univer- sity housing. "WHAT COULD be a better place to board the students than at student dor- ms," D'Angelo said. Bursley, Alice Lloyd, Couzens, Stockwell…

… television sets and "a totally different menu (then the students have), of course," said one food service employee. "THE FOOD IS very good and abun- dant," Shirley Spann, a convention banker now staying at Mo…

… University of Utah's Japanese Dave Grech, an Intef student population to the 400 North in Markley, said the American Benthologists (who research haven't bothered him the bottom of the sea.) as much as the food…

… elevator :he students, she A share Markley roximately 250 chool students. k many students ere are conven- the building," flex junior living conventioneers yet, at least not Federal judge throws out A bscam…

…. During the Abscam operation, government under- cover agents posing as Arab sheiks attempted to lure members of Congress, videotaped by hidden cameras, into accepting bribes in return for legislative…

…, Jor- danandSyria,the University became apolit- ical battleground for students campaigning for either Israel or the Arab states. Just like today, students took their arguments from the Diag to the pages…

… of the Daily. When the staff printed an article sympathetic toIsrael, students on the opposite side protested, call- ing the paper a propaganda piece for Israel. Likewise, when an article appeared…

… which criticized the Israeli position, pro-Israel stu- dents hurled similar accusations. The childish back-and-forth allegations led one student to an interesting conclusion. Joel Hencken, an alum from…

… protests were held against the paper by the Jewish community of south- eastern Michigan. Several years ago, many student groups took offense to errors made by the staff, attributing them to the lack of…

… that grossly oversimplified affirmative action, depicting a single white student being told that all of his classmates will have the benefit of affirmative action in admission to the University except…

… him. Despite a full column by then-Editor in Chief Jason Pesick arguing the rationale behind the decision to publish the cartoon, the result once again was charges of bias leveled by various student…

… that even though the news agency is committed to being fair, it has often failed - specifically in the Arab-Israeli conflict - to provide "a full and fair account" Whether or not President Bush can be…

… effects of the program will not be seen until the 2009-10 school year, the agreement reached between the nation's biggest soda producers and schools aims to make it difficult for 35 million students to…

… the only beverage choices available for younger students.The objective - developedby the WilliamJ. Clinton Foundation - is that by encouraging children to make smarter drink choices at school and…

… machines atschool will no longer carry their beloved bever- ages will only result in students buying their unhealthy drinks somewhere else. The agreement with soda companies and schools will have almost no…

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… labeled as a fight between Arabs and black Afri- cans. Yet the truth is more complicated because African and Arab identities are often indistin- guishable in Sudan. In fact, the true division in Darfur is…

… "African" or "Arab." Despite impossibility in any real distinctions between bloodlines, this three-year-old conflict is responsible for the deaths of at least 200,000 people and for causing more than 2…

… move that surprised the world, tonight recognized the new Jewish state of Israel in Palestine a few minutes after it was proclaimed. The news caused intense elation among the Zionists, stunned the Arabs…

…- duced by Rev. H. L. Pickerill of the Congregational Dis c iple s Guild, and was sponsored by In- ter Co-op Council, Student Re- ligious Association and Hindustan Association. A tea, open to all students…

… K. Littell, Student Religious Association director, will be the presentation of a Jewish flag, made by IZFA members, to Dr Max Weinreb, Palestinian dental student. On March as Mandate Ends Egyptian…

… came into existence. The newly-born Jewish state faced an almost immediate threat of blood as Arab nations of the Middle East, awaiting the end of the mandate to launch their regu- lar armies on an…

… defend the Jewish nation against the bloodiest Arab attacks. (In Washington, President'Tru- man announced U. S. recognition of Israel.) (Andrei A. Gromyko, a Soviet representative at the United Na- tions…

… by Aug. 1. A hint of trouble to come was seen in Tel Aviv last night when city officials ordered full air raid precautions in expectation of a major Arab drive for control of the Holy Land. MCAF Calls…

…. May, affectionately called ;Doc" by thousands of students and alumni, died March 28 in Ann Arbor. Dr. May and Crapo Cornell Smith, whose bequest of $1,000,000 was recently announced, were neighbors at…

…'s only effective ruler. In 1976 he changed the name of the country to the "Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriyah," the last word meaning BOOK BAGS "massdom" or "mass power" in BIKE BAGS Arabic. Since…

… tyranny. This philosophy seems to be behind the takeover of Libyan embassies by radical Libyan activists-many of them students-and their transformation into "People's Bureaus." Khadafy has said he wants…

… Independents to a Student Debate-right here in this column. -Art Buchbinder * * * Wheat to India ... To the Editor: We THE Indian students at Washington, wish to convey our sincere thanks to the students of your…

… university for the kind ges- ture you have made'Oby sending wheat to India. We had the pleasure of meeting some of your students who had come to Washington in this con- nection. During their visit to the…

… International Student House we discussed topics of general in- terest, and were greatly impressed by the high ideals, purity of pur- pose, and humanitarian outlook of your fellow students. This ap- proach of…

… stand stressed a concern with pri- vate emotions. While the post-war writers pos- sessed discipline, control and edu- eation, critics of the fifties termed them flat and thin. He views students of the…

…" urging continuance of the present policy of one-third out-of-state student enrollment. The resolution will also be sent to University President Harlan Hatcher, Vice-President for Stu- dent Affairs James A…

…. Lewis, the Residence Hall Board of Govern- ors and Student Government Council. Commenting on the resolution, Assembly President Mary Beth Norton, '64, said, "The feeling was very strong in favor of the mo…

… questions intrigue today's student, he replied. As a historian of the recent past, Prof. Arron interested himself in the writers' involvement in a sub- versive movement which was un- der condemnation. The…

… leader can- didates for Sept., 1962. Students who have served as leaders in previous semesters are no required to attend the Leader Training Meeting from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thurs., at the Union. They will…

… Arab Re- public. Cairo, Egypt, May 14-19; Mrs. Anna-Liisa Sohlberg, Senior Teacher of English and French, Finnish Co-educational Secondary School, Hel- sinki, Finland, May 14-19;' Mr. Hiroshi Hirai, Dean…

…. Groome's Bathing Beach at Whi more Lake and Newport Beacha Portage Lake are also within ea range for the student, with amus ment facilities such as slides, divi platforms and water swings. Opportunities…

… for dancing in A Arbor ae afforded by the League, t Union, and -other student cente; Outside Ann Arbor there are danc halls at Island Lake on U.S.-16, (Bl Lantern Ballroom) at Sand Lake o the Chicago…

… the Sum mer Session. Ethiopic will take its place in th long list of other odd languag taught by the Linguistic Institu during the ensuing Summer Sessio Included in it are Coptic, Arab Aramaic, Syrian…

… forestry students, - for which 10 hours credit is given; a five hours in forest mensuration, three e hours in fire protection and two T d hours in forest reconnaisance. G A G E LI Staff Listed GAGE LI n The…

… Gn ie of the University of Iowa forestry ly school, Carlton Blades and Albert Teeg, graduate student assistants, and ll a camp physician not yet named. ar Camp Roth, named after the first HANDKERCHIEFS…

… - --- - sy with timber all around. e- The location of the camp within g the boundary of the Ottawa National Forest makes it possible for students n to observe the Federal Forest Service he at work, as well as…

… teresting project from its beginning. G O LF X- Opposite the camp, on the farthei by side of Golden Lake, is one of eight; FES: Students c of new experimental forestry towers, a- built of wood and with the…

… intervention by President Nasser's United Arab Republic. A bomb exploded harmlessly outside the United States Embassy. United States Ambassador Rob- ert McClintock told a news confer- ence the 5 United States…

… Tripoli indicated police there were quitting their posts, and guards around an American building were leaving. rSGCAppoints Lave to Post; Others Chosen Roy Lave, '58E, was appointed as a student member of…

… the Stu- dent Government Council's Board in Review as SGC made 18 ap- pointments at last night's meeting. He will serve for one semester. Sue Rockne, '60, was recommended as a student member of the Uni…

…, ResidenceHall director of Jordan. She added that the whole of Jor- dan would try to co-operate with the decision. Planned by Students The mechanization of the move will be, for a large part, planned by…

… students, according to Pat Marthenke, '59, Presidentof As- sembly. The officers are as enthusiastic as can be expected, she said, "they, were very co-operative.'' HousT-Ose Attempts To Cut Ike s Foreign Aid…

… their recommendations. "Many students object to cutting the exam period," League Presi- dent Bobbie Maier, '59, declared. Taub labelled the possibility of having three final examinations on the same day…

… "a horrible idea.". Shapiro objected to greater use of noon hours. Constitutions of the Venezuelan Students Association, forestry honorary Xi Sigma Pi and Evan- gelical United Brethren group Stamm…

… Foundation were accepted. CementPlaza NI 1 T I Z A. STUDENT DIRECTED:' Speech Department Presents 'Operation Telerad' NEW Y6RK-The stock market had its sharpest break of the year Wednesday in heavy trading…

…-circuit broadcasting system in the Frieze Building. The programs, divided into both network and local shows, were en- tirely student-directed and pre- sented. All Students Participate "Each student studying radio or…

… television was in at least one show, and sometimes six or eight, de- pending on the number of speech classes he's taking," student staff member Don MacLennen, 58, said. P2P.amntir nn .r an stin n Jones, '59…

…. .' Requisiteote Students Will Now Need Two Years If Faculty Proposal Passes Board By LEONARD GREENBAUM The literary college faculty yesterday voted its approval of a new language requirement that would demand a…

… four semester proficiency in a foreign language from all lit school graduates. Before the new requirement can go into effect it must be approved by the Board of Regents. IT WILL NOT affect students now…

… Committee of the United Nations General Assembly for action Thursday morning. It is certain to meet a hot reception from the Soviet bloc and perhaps from the 12-nation Asian-Arab group but its final passage…

… student who had not previously passed the placement test but felt that his semester's work enabled him to do so would be allowed to take the test. The change from the present requirement had been recom…

…- mended by a special faculty sub- committee that has been work- ing on the problem for two years. Under the present requirement, a student needs one year of for- aeign language study in college un- less he…

… before the eyes of many student bodies instead of just centering it here on campus. In this way, we feel that whole communities will be made more aware of In- dia's plight," Don-David Luster- man, '54SM…

…." The nation wide goal set by the SRA, SL, and the local UNESCO chapter for the peti-1 tion is 75,000 names from the combined student bodies, Luster- AIM OFFICERS-President Dave Ponitz, '52, sits…

… the Board The committee plans to discover in Control of Student Publications. where the University regulations Waldron, 25 years old, is an Eng- can be found, before their next~ Wao,2 er li nEg meeting…

….m. Monday member of Inter-Fraternity Coun- in the Student Legislature Bldg. cl. at 122 S. Forest. Speaking and John Goodyear, '52A, was named voting privileges will be extended Art Director. He comes from to…

…GE EIGIHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 15,E EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 15. Doctors ive Su gestions To 'U' Center More clinical training for medi- cal students and more emphasis on…

… Washington under guise as a petition for hu- man rights. Half the students asked to sign the petition did not agree with it or were afraid to commit them- selves to the principles advocated. The portion…

…- dents at Wesleyan University are currently involved in a plan of education which has been de- scribed as one of the year's "shrewdest"dinnovations in inde- pendent study. Under the plan, a student is en…

…- tirely on his own; he has no regu- lar classes to attend nor does he receive grades for the work he does. Each student, however, is re- quired to write a paper a week for his courses and then to defend it…

… before his classmates. The student is required as well to read a great deal, not from text- books, but from reading lists sup- plied by the faculty. He must also be prepared to discuss previously assigned…

…" by Dr. Mohammed Mostafa, Director of the Arab Museum in Cairo. Mon., May 16, at 4:15 p.m., Room 203, Tappan Hall. Annual John Sundwall Memorial Lec- ture: Dr. Leona Baumgartner, Com- missioner of…

… the Bureau of Appointments, 3528 Ad. Building, NOr- mandy 3-1511, Ext. 489. Be Paid To Acquire Experience Student Book Exchange MANAGER and Assistant Managers Position Open Now!, m Inquire. SGC…

… atrice GHeenev Nerbert E. Varim I"t: .ross Lawrence Walkiey Ill nallWe TUESDAY,' MAY 15, 1928. Night Editor-CHARLES S. MONROE BOYS Today will mark the final effort on the part of the Student Chris- tian…

… will attend the event tonight can fail to comprehend the value such a recognition of the true worth of good music can have among the members, present and future, of the faculty and student body of this…

… school is unsuccess- ful and any engineer will tell of the amount' of c"ribbing that goes on dur- ing exmingtions an of how books and references are planted to be of assistanice tb the' stud'ent…

… examination word for word. For the Engineering Honor System is not to prevent dis- honor, its chief objective is to assunie that a student is intrinsically honest, that he will appreciate being trusted and will…

… Student Coun-# cil, Phi Eta Sigma and other corn- ~" HEAP BIG INJUTNt BIG-SHOTS THIS AFTERNOON the heap big injun big-shots are going to collabor- ate with the S. C. A. tag committee in making it hot for a…

… lot of students. * * * DO.DGING THE S. C. A. wasn't so! hard for the athletes, politicians, and l the rest who seem to be able to laugh it off quite easily - but they'll have a nice time, awful nice, if…

… long-mourned "spirits" Wander 'cross the Detroit river Lighting noses of the students; Then the heap big injun big-shots In their knickers and their golf socks Soon gather 'round the back porch 'Round…

… Detroit a modest divertisement, unheralded by the brave music of publicity; it found a quiet haven in the Cass, tarried seven days, and, folding its scenery like the tents of Mr. Longfellow's Arabs, as…

… 20 700 Club 30 57 Mystery of the Maya- Documentary 56 Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 11 Pilot Film "Stat!" 11:00 2 4 7 11 13 24 News 9 CBC News-Lloyd Robertson 30 Janaki-Exercise 56 It's Vour Then 57 Arab…

… 12:00 9 Midnight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 7-S Thursday, May 15, 1975 Is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 74-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann…

… Union of Syria, Iraq and Egypt in a new Arab federation with Egyptian Presi- dent Gamal Abdel Nasser at its head. Hope for Cooperation The Ba'athists were reported still hoping to win cooperation from the…

… student loan provision from the doctor-dentist traming Venezuelans Cut Relations With Haitians CARACAS (IP)-Venezuela broke diplomatic relations with Haiti yesterday and recalled its charge d'affaires from…

…- persensitive issue of civil rights, but even there most of the South- ern Democrats stuck by the admin- istration. The public works and student loan votes come closest to being a ANTONIN NOVOTNY ... power play…

… soil mechanics in its engrg. tech. prog. Would start on Sept. 1. PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS, Bureau of Appointments-Seniors & grad students, please call Ext. 3544 for interview appts. with the following: TUES…

… pharmacy graduate or senior student interested in gaininig summer experience in a hospital phar- macy. Part-Time Summer Opening in Ann Arbor Area - To s.:pervise 4 boys, ages 6 to 11 years, teaching sailing…

…, swim- ming, diving, fishing, ball games & other sports. Hours to fit student's schedule. Male only; board, room & small weekly salary provided. Camp Holiday, Ortonville, Mich. - A girls' camp. Looking…

…-Time Employment The following part-time Jobs are available. Applications for these jobs can be made in the Part-time Placement Office, 220 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 stu- dents for part-time or full-time tem- porary work, should contact Bob Cope, Part-time Interviewer at NO 3-1511, Ext. 3553. Students…

… SUMMER SESSION? SPEND A SUMMER TO REMEMBER AT THE STUDENT'S CO-OP Low-cost room & board for men & women $86.52 PER 6-WEEK SESSION 3 Meals Daily 7 Days a Week on the Co-op work program. Make your…

… reservation NOW! RENT A TV NEXT SEMESTER Reserve Yours Now ! .21" TUBE MODEL or 19" PORTABLE $1000 per month Satisfaction guaranteed Free installation and antennas ARB U T i UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 2424 Ridge…

… course in costume design. Plan Musical Show "The purpose of the work done by the Repertory Players," Mr. Windt said, "is two-fold. First we aim to supply the community and students of the Summer Session…

… the problems of daily life. Several courses will be provided fo students of ancient and modern lan- guages, with the aim of familiarizing the student with the general prin- ciples and methods of the…

… science o: language, for presenting the most im- portant facts in the growth of eac language, and of directing the student inoriginal investigations. Especially qualified students will be trained to become…

… department will direc the concentration of programs of al students desiring to follow a degre program in speech. This summer the department offer cpceptional opportunit(es to high school and college teachers…

… of dra matics, to community and little-the atre directors and to those lookin forward to professional careers in th theater. Extensive plans have bee made whereby students enrolled in th courses may…

… those students whose experience an ular plays which will be presented ir the Mendelssohn theatre there wil be several laboratory productions, b which students who have not had suf ficient technical…

… training to enabl them to take part in the regula productions may participate. Th casts are not limited to students whi are enrolled in Play Productio courses and anyone enrolled in th Summer Session may…

… salesman. Arab Student. It is revealed now that Reno's mayor, recently re-elected on the platform of an open town openly arrived at, is father-in-law of an- other speed king, Walter Johnson of the Senators…

… > vigorously advocated by the r President Little. This ex- ent extends only to the Liter- ollege, but with much to mend it. By this new division, >ped to innoculate the student :ome sort of intellectual cur- a…

… of his main statements he said that he could tell us in fifteen minutes all that a student would learn in three years in ar seminary about missionary methods.1 Half sleepy and still doubting just…

…, will partner with Arabic language publishers to translate important works of Amer- ican political thought into Arabic and distribute them throughout the Middle East. Cole hopes that his project will help…

… from an intellectual standpoint but is also potentially dangerous. For example, there is not a single Arabic university that teaches American history in Arabic, Cole said. "The kind of anti…

… after purchas- ing land for a new facility, passions are heating up as Ann Arbor parents and students argue against proposals surrounding the school. But University students who graduated from local high…

…, said Liz Nowland- Margolis, communications director of Ann Arbor Public Schools. There are currently 2,200 students at Huron, M 450 at Community High and 2,300 students at Pioneer. The Board is building…

… halls were often so crowded that students had to push their peers out of the way to get to class. "It was like a fight for your life to get to class,' Darty said. She added that most of the classes…

… consisted of 3 or more students, despite the portable classrooms located on the tennis courts and behind the school. LSA sophomore Aaron Markel, a gradu- ate of Huron High School, said his classes were not…

… some University students said the current budget seems somewhat excessive, many others said they think designing an attractive building is important. See HIGH SCHOOL, Page 3 GRAPHIC BY BRIDGET O…

… and Arabic documents. These num- ber over 10,000 items. The Library maintains its own Bindery in the main building. There has been in existence for twenty years a Library Extension Ser- vice in active…

… highly selected students are given training in li- brarianship. Only college graduates of exceptional scholarship are ad- mitted. The degree of Bachelor of Arts in Library Science is conferred at the end…

…, and radio diction will be conducted by the radio section of the speech department in the coming Summer Session. Students in these classes will be able to employ the skill developed in the classrooms by…

… speech students, and alks and interviews of all types, also directed by speech students. The three University broadcasting studios in Morris Hall are acoustically treated with celotex, an absorbing…

… and radio diction ch. instructed by Prof. G. F. Dentinuie, aims to improve and enlargI, me spoken vocabulary of tde student _ 1 M I C H I GA N U N ION 8U I LD ING The Union headquarters for men…

… one and one-thi atories of hygiene, pharmacy and the round trip is being bacteriology, many of the railroads t Students who enroll for courses in Session students and profer the session that continue…

… dormitories and and July 27 to 31, inclus sororities where the average cost is will not be available at and $4 a week. All women students not dates' registered in the Graduate School will---~~-~ be required to…

…- be endorsed director of 7be valid. or, students Ir the Plan agent and first class n validated ket is to be agent upon date from elusive, and the pay- e one-way he original n the certi- over which ade…

… JOWAR INTERATIO OTDEL ~ or- FrriSmePrgrs WAS 4 °*! Segregation jintegrationt I ~ Coniderable Progress APesetrs Di ded [Nitrte iiComplete Integratiorn (p fi t . 'U' Students, Win Grants Two University…

… students were awarded study grants by the Ford Foundation today. James Crowley, Grad., ,and Hugh Patrick, *Grad., will both spend one year in Japan training in foreign area studies and inter- national…

… University was selected for graduate study by an- other recipient of a Foundation grant. An undergraduate student in political science at Smith Col- lege, Drusilla Chartran, of Wash- ington, D.C., will study…

… for one year on Near Eastern studies and Arabic language training. The fellowships are part of the Ford Foundation program to fur- ther international understanding by increasing the number of Am…

… Univer- sity Hospital. Movie followed by dis- cussion and some demonstrations in the Physical Therapy Clinic. Anyone interested will be welcome. Concerts Student Recital, John Quincy Adam- son, pianist…

… Room 3-G. Two Real Silk representatives, Roy Jenkins of Detroit and Paul Schrader of Kalamazoo will Interview men and women students for jobs during the summer. They will be at Room 30 of the Michigan…

…-Complete integration. White student enroll- ment dropped by 4,011 between October 1955 and October 1956, while Negro enrollment jumped 4,846. Steady white exodus to sub- urbs may account for part of drop in white…

… practice but not all schools are mixed. Negro teach- ers average $4,358 a year salary, white teachers $3,912. More than one-fourth of students are Negroes. Mississippi-No p r ogr e s s; strongly pro…

… - segregation. Total white students 275,722, Negroes -268,216. Missouri Favors Mixing Missouri-Considerable progress; pro-integration. About 59,000 of the state's 67,000 Negro students are in "integrated…

… ex- cept at college level; pro-segrega- tion. Three units of consolidated University of North Carolina have Negro students under 1955 court order. Oklahoma - Considerable pro- gress; generally pro…

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… GLANZMAN Irene Butter is more than a Holocaust survivor. As a former University professor, she often visits classrooms to teach about her experiences and to educate school children and college students alike…

… founding members of a group of women who call themselves Zeitouna, an Arabic word for olive tree and a symbol of peace. Zeitouna hosts dialogue groups between six Jewish women and six Arabic women. They…