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March 15, 1979 (vol. 89, iss. 130) • Page Image 7

… a very asymmetrical relationship since Israel is occupying "lands claimed by Egypt," said Gitelman. "Egypt can offer no land and no resources; what it can give is nor- mal relations. Only in the Arab

…-Israeli conflict is that considered a con- cession." Henry said Egypt will lose the most because of subsequent loss of support from rich Arab countries. "Whatever the final compromise is on linkage, nothing will…

… Matriculated Student W u. n ornnnimp Ulrich's: complete selection, knowledgeable salespeople, liberal service policy, guaranteed low prices-and now this. What more could you ask? I' 9. …

June 15, 1979 (vol. 89, iss. 32) • Page Image 12

… Israeli student was taking pic- tures of us, and many Arab students were afraid he might give the pictures to the authorities," said Sarkis Elmassian, a student in the School of Education who attended…

… responsibility for op- pressing the Palestinian people. HABASH WAS arrested by officers from the Ann Arbor Police Department after a scuffle broke out between the demonstrators and some Israeli students. "This…

…, says his program involves 92 per cent of all in- coming freshpersons and transfer students, most of whom will stay at South Quad for around $45. What they pay depends on whether they are new students or…

… transfer students and whether or not they commute. HE EXPLAINED that the other eight per cent are mostly students who aren't accepted to the University until after summer orientation has ended or those who…

… went away for the summer. The program is staffed by 25 people, including Perigo. Sixteen paid student leaders act as chaperones for the new students, taking them on hour-long walking tours of Central…

… Campus and acquainting them with what makes the University tick. Four leaders are hired to inform the students' parents, who can particiapte in their own orientation program, about what their children can…

…-nine per cent of what we get is extremely positive," he said. "It's a product of the student leaders .. . who are all super. They are the fines who make or break a program." STEVE LAVEY is one student who is…

… he will be the foot- ball team's equipment manager in the fall, said, "They're (student leaders) small college people running a big college." LAVEY SAID the only problem he sees with the program is the…

… lack of time students get to spend by them- selves. (All of our time) "is taken up in something. There's no time to mingle," he concluded. Perigo said aside from a few minor changes in the orientation of…

… the program, such as a game designed to help students communicate better with each other, there have been no drastic changes in the past few years. He added that as of now, none are expected for next…

November 15, 1979 (vol. 90, iss. 61) • Page Image 4

…,,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…

March 15, 1979 (vol. 89, iss. 130) • Page Image 1

… were no delays in. Israeli approval, the English- language version of the peace treaty-the first between an Arab nation and the Jewish state-could be signed in Washington "by Thursday or Friday of next…

… military aid for both Israel See AGREEMENT, Page 7 'U' student regent still unlikely By MITCH CANTOR Despite a strong nationwide trend toward student participation in college policy-making, student

… representation on the University's Board of Regents seems at least several years away. Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) President Eric Arnson, who last April presented a proposal to the Regents for a non…

…-voting student member, said op- position to the idea was fairly strong at that time. Though the proposal failed by a mere 3-2 margin, Arnson remains pessimistic about student participation in policy-making in the…

… future. THE MSA CHIEF will meet with Regents in April to once more advocate student participation in University decision-making. Whether or not the Regents agree to ease restrictions on student par…

…- ticipation in lower levels of policy- making, Arnson is certain a student regent is far in the future. "I think with the current composition (of the Regents) it seems like it just won't happen," he said. He…

…. Nederlander argued that students already have access to Regents and administrators, so the added step is un- necessary. Another reason for opposition, em- phasized by Baker, was that other campus groups, such…

… as faculty and alumni, might also ask for represen- tation if the students were granted a voice. REGENT GERALD DUNN (D- Lansing) who officially offered the resolution, and Regent Sarah Power (D…

…-Ann Arbor) had apparently changed their minds on the issue since the board unanimously opposed a student Regent resolution in November 1975. Since last year, however, the Regents have remained opposed to the…

… idea. Regent David Laro (D-Flint) believes the structure of the Board, mandated by the Michigan Constitution, offers a fair voice to the students. "THERE ARE EIGHT Regents; they represent the people from…

November 15, 1979 (vol. 90, iss. 61) • Page Image 7

…: 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…

March 15, 1979 (vol. 89, iss. 130) • Page Image 4

… in a void. Offer 50 per cent of Ann Arbor residents aek tenants, most of them students. The University accounts directly or indirec- tly, for most of the city's growth. The University has not made any…

… substan- tial contribution to new housing since 1968, yet student enrollment has grown by more than 10 per cent since then. Tenant groups continue to push for reform of housing, while the city and r' the…

student housing could be more equally distributed throughout- the year, the vacancy rate, and thus rents as well, culd reach more manageable levels all year. ANN ARBOR ALTERNATIVE HOLDING COMPANY Louise J…

… - ---- ----- - ..... . ..... 420 Maynard S., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Eight v-Nine Years of I ditatiI > re edom Vol. LXXXIX, No. 130 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saudi Arabia in no…

… investment portfolio has provoked sharp opposition from the Washtenaw County Coalition Against Apartheid who call for the Regents to divest University holdings from South Africa. The students then voted by a 2…

… correspondent presently based in the region has a working knowledge of Arabic (nor did the CIA Station Chief who served recently in Saudi Arabia for five years). Given this vacuum of knowledge and experience, the…

… post-Sadat future,.the pattern could perhaps recur. But for the moment neither Arab state poses an ex- ternal threat to the Saudis. In the Horn of Africa, the arrival in recent years of 17,000 Cuban…

… part of the work force; half are women ex- cluded from public life, and only about one in eight can read and write Arabic. Thus there are only about 250,000 adult male literate Saudis trying to manage a…

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