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…W OPINION Page 6 C01ht fithtgan Datlg Vol. XCIV, No. 24-S 94 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the…

…- poses other than military victory. To complicate matters, Iraq is playing for the bsnefit of an ex- ternal audience of Arab and Western states, and Iran for the benefit of an internal audience. IRAQ IS…

… utterly dependent for its survival on continued finan- cial support from other Arab states. Thus the Iraqis must por- tray the was as a containment of "disease-the disease being the spred of a fanatic…

…, particularly other Arab oil shippers. But limited strikes have definite benefits - they gain the Saudis and Kuwaitis new levels of arms sup- port from abroad and keep the cash flowing to Baghdad. Iran has a…

… screaming, funny d.j." Funny and outspoken he is, but students who have him as an instructor for 19th century American literature or one of the department's core courses consistently rank him as their…

… the material," said LSA senior Leslie Shapiro. "I imagine that, when he is 55, he'll still have all that energy." Students say Weisbuch's lectures are intense, packed with interpretation and details…

…, and demanding of student in- put. "I LIKE there to be a breeziness, a lot of give and take, and plenty of action," Weisbuch said. He tries to get students to challenge his interpretations and support…

… their own opinions. But some students say Weisbuch forces his views so strongly sometimes that hecan be intimidating. Weisbuch's teaching method grew from his own college education during Daily Photo by…

… TOD WOOLF English Professor Bob Weisbuch ponders his past days of disc jockeying and his present days of teaching and challenging students to support their own opinions. ' cThe New York Time& I…

….-Thurs. 7 a.m.-3 a.m. ExIires 1/31/84 ii,&Sat. open 24 hours E %m m m mm mm oo oooooooomm# the turbulent 1960s, when college students across the country spoke out against social norms. AS AN UNDERGRApUATE at…

… student, I was feeling a lot of anger toward my land," he said, lowering his voice to underline his seriousness." Literally, when I woke up in the morning the first thing I would think about was the war…

… borders of Turkey all the way into the rich Arab Sheikdoms. Men who procured women or young girls for Sogukoluk were generously compen- sated and almost all of the women rescued after the brothel was raided…

… people in Turkey. It is a filrA about all the peoples of the world for whom release from one prison in- variably means imprisonment in another. Haywt is a graduate student in sociology. police. He…

… waiting for him to execute his wife to pm 743 r Edited and managed by students of The University of Michigan Sinclair Vol. XCIV-No. 113 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 ( SENATo4R (LENN, WE…

… during his first year as president and instruc- ted faculty and administrators to talk to him before they talked with legislators or the University regents, :students here would probably be fuming. MSU…

… - students would probably ,protest in the streets. But Mackey was "able to do it. And who knows what would happen if Shapiro decided that he needed $17,500 So improve his private box for football ames in…

….5 million. Following that incident, the president of the state's largest university became known by students and faculty as "Mackey the Knife.' While the University of Michigan suffered through similar budget…

… cuts, several legislators noted Shapiro's superior handling of the situation. university students should appreciate Shapiro's cool-headed administrative style when viewed beside Mackey's confrontational…

… methods. Students and faculty, however, should have realized long ago that Mackey's administrative policies would divide the university com- munity. The controversy over the hiring of football coach George…

… students give adequate reason for dismissal of Mackey. Yet it took yesterday's resignation to get him out of the top administrative position. The MSU community should have called for Mackey's resignation…

… long ago. Now that student anger toward Mackey has somewhat subsided, he is able to gracefully leave and find another school willing to pay for his ex- travagant and controversial ways. To A ?RcAO 5EQr…

…, who met privately with Reagan Monday. The crisis in Lebanon was a central point in the White House meetings with the two moderate Arab leaders. But Mubarak and Hussein, who had dinner together Sunday…

… those fallout shelters for. treatment of radiation burns. 0 PM I+ PM Wednesday, February 15, 1984 Vol. XCIV-No. 113 (ISSN 0745-967X) The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The…

… Bower, Dan Coven, Jim Davis, Scott Dimetrosky, Tom News Editor......................JIM SPARKS Keaney, Ted Lerner, Tim Makinen, Adam Martin, Student Affairs Editor.......... CHERYL BAACKE. Scott Mc…

…'s Swimming & Diving - Michigan vs. Northwestern, 1 p.m., Matt Mann Pool. Muslim Students Assoc. - Classes for Quran study, Arabic, and teachings ' of Islam for children and adults, 10 a.m., Muslim House, 407 N…

… Student Network -8 p.m., Canterbury Loft. Economic Justice Committee - 7:30 p.m., for information call 761-8044. Miscellaneous Women's Basketball - Michigan vs. Wisconsin, 2 p.m., Crisler Arena. Women…

… government a list of suspec- ted death squad members on his Dec. 11 visit. By CAROLINE MULLER WITH WIRE REPORTS University students from East Lan- sing and Grand Rapids who use North Star Bus Lines to travel…

… mechanics of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1303 had refused contract concessions. 'U' students count 109 deeri By TAAJ SURI Special to the Daily PINCKNEY - The students stood 40 feet apart, walking…

… mor- ning, the annual roundup when students count the deer herd in the University- owned George Reserve near Pinckney. THE STUDENTS tramped through the snow driving the deer before them to the fence two…

… up students for 14 years to help him with his population studies on the reserve. McCullough had hoped more students would turn out, and thinks some deer remained hidden in the thick bush. The group…

… prevent the herd from starving. The meat is sold and the money is used to help support graduate students. McCullough, who left the University four years ago for California, said he will probably lead the…

… drive next January for the last time. "After all, I can't keep this up forever,",he said. Although most students 'seemed ex- cited to see the deer running,, some looked at all that venison a bit wistfully…