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… a speech in the Modern Language Building. He said the U.S. government can either alienate Arabs by constantly siding with Israel or change course and work with both sides to achieve peace. Afif…

… depart- ment held the event in hopes of changing the preconceptions of Arabs and Arab-Americans, said Prof Nadine Naber, who arranged the event. She said anti-Arab racism tends to intensify during times of…

… war in the Middle East. "It's important to support the participation of Arab and Arab- American voices in discussions about peaceful solutions and pos- sibilities for change in the Middle East," Naber…

… said. Safieh lamented what he calls the intolerant way many Western- ers view Arabs. "In today's world, the only pho- bia is Islam-phobia," Safieh said. "But there is no different kind of man or woman…

… schematic designs at Fri- Ann Arbor, lost his seat on day's meeting after consulting chair ard to Democratic candidate See REGENTS, page 7A A NEW CROP OF STUDENT LEADERS POLLS OPENED AT MIDNIGHT LAST NIGHT…

…. TOMORROW NIGHT, THEY'LL CLOSE. IN BETWEEN, IT'S UP TO YOU TO VOTE Arrington's troubles deepen MICHIGAN STUDENT ASSEMBLY LSA STUDENT GOVERNMENT Trial moves closer for sophomore wide receiver By…

… Despite some chalking, only to the individual, b flyering and the usual poli- the whole party as wel ticking, thisyear's Michigan said. "I don't think as Student Assembly campaign wants to see a repeat of…

… erring 4nrh witn ast spring's no-noias- barred battle for the student government throne. Voting kicked off at mid- night this morning and will continue until midnight Fri- day. Students can vote for…

… As many spots as candidates in LSA-SG By JAKE HOLMES Daily StaffReporter Just as students are recovering from the onslaught of campaigning leading up to last week's national election, they've got…

… another brand of cam- pus politicos to deal with. The LSA Student Gov- ernment will hold its elec- tions today and tomorrow online. Any LSA student is eli- gible to vote. But voters won't have many choices…

…, Vice-President for Student Affairs Richard L. Cutler, an- nounced the first rule made by him under the complete authority in the area of non academic disci- pline given him by the Regents at their…

… again, an executive office of the University has taken action which may have direct and significant ef- fects on the lives of the students, without any prior consultation with student government groups…

…, student advisory groups in the Of- fice of Student Affairs, or the ap- propriate faculty group--i.e., the SACUA Subcommittee on Stu- dent Relations. In this instance, Dr. Cutler failed to seek such ad- vice…

…- thority" and he reaffirmed "the importance of student involvement, in and accountability for affairs which concern them." This failure is doubly questionable in view of his public statement to the Re- gents…

… on Friday, November 11, that no new rules were forthcom- ing from his office.-Perhaps most importantly, he met with the Student Government Council on Wednesday, November 9 and did not then discuss the…

… possibility of new rules in this area. Indicative of Basic Problem Unfortunately, this is not an isolated instance. Rather, it is in- dicative of the basic problem faced by students and faculty at this…

… permanent rigidity, it could lead to a new war the Arabs do not want University won't lose aid or loans (Continued from Page 1) "With rapid growth, the Guaranteed Student Loan program has enabled many…

… be an act of great risk and daring, perhaps dictated by necessity to restore movement toward peace talks. Diplomatic efforts sponsored by the United States to arrange an Arab-Israeli peace conference…

… students to get through college," Butts said. "But at the same time, the program grew so fast it couldn't be ad- ministered. The defaults are partially the student's fault, but when the gover- nment never…

… send them a bill, how can you blame the students for not paying." Students loans have been providing middle income families with educational opportunities for the better part of two decades. "The first…

… student loan program was the nation's response to SPutnik," But- ts said. "It was designed to encourage people to become scientists and science teachers so we would catch up with the Russians. As it turns…

… out, it has benefit- ted anyone who wants to get an educa- tion." Michigan students can apply to any of seven different loan programs, depen- ding on the family income level. The loans must come from…

… private lending institutions, the state government or the University. Roughly 13 per cent of all undergraduates have some kind of student loan. "There is a lot of bad publicity with the program," he said…

…. "But when you compare how many students aren't re- paying with how many benefited, you'll see the criticism is undeserved." and that Egypt cannot afford. On the other hand, a settlement with Israel…

… placed all his chips on President Carter and the United States. But in many Arab eyes, in and out of Egypt, Carter seems unable or unwilling to pressure Israel into making the concessions the Arabs believe…

… to be niecessary. These are that Israel pull out of all* Arab land occupied in 1967, that it agree to the creation of a Palestinian state next door, and that represen- tatives of the Palestine…

…6 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, November 16, 1988 The Michigan Daily &be id igaut aigW Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Aid provides Israeli security Vol. IC, No.50…

… mandated that all state funded agencies divest) or students, faculty, and staff. The regents could have made a principled statement that the University would not accept state interference in its curriculum…

… regents routinely make belligerent anti-student and anti- education remarks at their meetings. Baker has said he cannot tolerate the lesbian and gay male students on campus and claimed that students…

… of limitations on student protest at University events. Moreover, all of the regents have ac- cepted without comment brutality on the part of University of Michigan Public Safety officers. Harold…

… Marcuse was attacked last year; students were reprise brutalized at President James Duderstadt's inauguration; and, last Friday, Public Safety locked people in the stairwell of the Fleming building…

… "This Time Let's Get A New Tire" r * e 1&IibPan §aiIg Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS…

… STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the…

… problem of handling one million Arab refugees from the 1948 Palestine war presents a problem of equal importance and even greater difficulty. At present, almost one million Arabs live in' crowded, sordid…

… want responsibility for either the creation of this problem or the solution. Israelis assert that these people were told by Arab leaders to leave Palestine while the war was in progress, with the…

… assurance that the war would be a shoi't, quick victory for the Arabs. The Israelis also claim that they were told that the Annihilation of the Jews would be complete and that the displaced Arabs would be1…

… able to take over the riches of the country that the Jews had created. The Arabs, on the other hand, say that they fled before the advancing Israeli armies, fearing that it would mean death to be caught…

… by the Jews. Undoubtedly, there is truth to both sides. The present refugees probably did fear the Israeli armies, but they were also encouraged by Arab leaders. BUT NOW there are a million people…

… these people are to be replanted in the sur- rounding Arab countries or they must return to their homes in Israel. The Arab nations, with the exception of Egypt and the north African nations, are sparsely…

… populated. There are great amounts of unused land that would bloom if given the proper irrigation. Many of the Arab nations are re- ceiving large oil royalties that could pay for the needed irrigation…

… destruction of the state of Israel. The UN must resettle these people in Arab lands by a means that will be something less than voluntary. Force is out of the question. But the UN does have a great economic…

… left an uplifting work- shop at the Trotter House called the Arab Community Summit, which was sponsored by Multi Ethnic Student Affairs. The ses- sion foretold my experience with the group of drunk men…

…: It was about the prevalence of anti-Arab racism at the University. In the workshop, a Palestinian student told the story of being silenced and called an extremist in her classes, regardless of the…

… subject, after pro-Israel students realized her heritage and ganged up on her. Another Arab student described sitting in class behind two non-Arab students while they discussed how Israel should kill all…

… 4A - Friday, November 16, 2007 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 0 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 tothedaily…

… Palestinians to make more room for Israel's economy. Make no mistake: Anti-Arab racism is alive and well in Ann Arbor. The day after the incident at the ATM, I told a friend about it. In turn, she relayed a…

… in Ann Arbor. I know from growing up here that this undercurrent of racism is deep, and it goes well beyond anti-Arab hatred. Beneath Ann Arbor's facade as a liberal safe haven, the police…

… the city allowed the Ku Klux Klan to demonstrate on the roof of City Hall. So how can these problems be addressed? The following are some of the solutions that were put forward by Arab Summit partici…

… 'adopted by the Assem- bly Nov. 29, 1947. Under the Ber- nadotte plan it would be given to the Arabs. Shertok said any Arab state trying to annex the Negev "should have to overcome, in bloody battles, the…

… fiercest re- sistance that the Jews have yet offered anywhere to the Arab invaders." The Palestine question also oc- cupied the Security Council which considered a new Canadian pro- posal to replace the…

…- tlement. Russia's Jacob A. Malik, how- ever, said he believed the coun- cil should order the Jews and Arabs not to negotiate an armis- tice but a formal peace. The council meets again at 10, a.m. (3 a…

… into action to ?recommend modification or repeal of the speakers' ban. The Student Legislature cab- inet met to block out plans for its written recommendations to the Regents, which will be ready "at…

… least- a week" before the Re- gents' regular monthly meeting in December, according to SL president Blair Moody. But the faculty Senate's action raises the possibility of consulta- tion between students…

… consultations and commit- tee-work will be carried on inten- sively this week. The Committee to Abolish the Ban, though still functioning, has yielded most of its work to the Student Legislature, accord- ing to…

… Buddy Aronson, CAB spokesman. The CAB has already "done a fine job" in calling the Regents' attention to student protests over the speakers ban, Moody said. Student Groups Back Series On Marriage It looks…

… seal of approval on continuing the series. * * * - BUT BEFORE definite plans for the series can be launched, one or two of the groups which include the Student Legislature, the League, the Union, Student…

… arranged to handle an overflow throng of students ex- pected to make the trip to Colum- bus for the OSU-Wolverine grid tilt this weekend. In addition to the special train sponsored by the Wolverine Club…

… another special train will be on hand to handle students wishing to retulrn to Ann Arbor immedi- ately after the game. ANY STUDENT wishing to re- turn to Ann Arbor immediately after the game may purchase…

… her hope that the lecture would help students to understand that the conflict is real- ly best explained in shades of gray, not black and white. "The reality is that there are multiple Arab…

…- estinians by traveling to the Mid- dle East in May. The group, called Zeitouna, is made up of Arab and Jewish women from Ann Arbor. "I appreciated the ambassador's intelligence and positive energy because it…

…, however." Aida McGugan, an Arab member of the Zeitouna, said she appreci- ated the way Safieh expressed sym- pathy for the pain the conflict has wrought on both sides. "He articulated the thoughts of the…

… perspectives and there are multiple Israeli per- spectives," Naber said. "There are not just two sides. It is useful to hear differing views because we may even find some common- alities between Arab and Israeli…

… thought." Safieh's stop at the Univer- sity came amid a three-day trip to Southeast Michigan, which is home to one of the nation's largest Arab- American populations. Safieh previously served as Pal…

…- estinian ambassador to the United Kingdom. LSA-SG From page IA to change LSA. LSA-SG already has an e-mail address to which students can send complaints about problems with the college: thissucks@ umich…

… students about Proposal 2, given$16,000 to student groups and worked with LSA administrators to create a new minor in classical civiliza- tions. And LSA-SG has more plans for the rest of the school year…

…. Vice President Justin Benson said one of the key plans is making revi- sions to the current course regis- tration system. He said the current system, which places students in brack- ets for registration…

… dates based on credits, is unfair to those who are near the top of one of those groups. Because registration appoint- ments are assigned randomly within the groups, a student with 39 credits could end up…

… Tubingen University in the Federal Republic of Germany. The scholarship provides approximately $300 per month for 10 months. Two scholarships are awarded annually. Interested graduate students in all fields…

… are urged to apply by January 14, 1977. A good command of German is necessary, preference is given to students who have completed the M.A. degree. Contact Sam Wheelis, LS&A Office of Study Abroad…

… Bakke's right not to be discriminated against that is the heart of this litigation," the would-be student's lawyers argued. i ii " DORM RESIDENTS File now for University Housing Council Elections…

…, OBSERVERS noted o that the religious, social and e political divisions that explod- ed this tiny Arab country re- .mained unsolved. The Syrian- d occupation provided only the rforce to prevent further fight…

… days,. Arab League offic- ials said. This will complete their oc- cupation of Lebanon except for a stria along the southern bor- der with Israel, regarded as a danger zone -"iere Syrian penetration…

…,"k war with the Jewish st- The Syrian i 'ention force, now numbering nearly 30,000, is the striking fist of an Arab League peace contingent order- ed and financed by Arab kings and presidents in two summit…

… Rhodes on academic tprograms within the Univer- sity. CIVIL LIBERTIES BOARD: Advises the Administra- tion on questions involving the Civil Rights of Stu- dents within the University structure. STUDENT…

… RELATIONS: Advises the University on student programs and development. -rn r A A r A Ii C/"r I A I AI ADI kt"c ki I I - J:, 4 UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO ST UNION AUDITORIUM 1 UDEN- TICKETS AVAILABLE At: 4…

…PALL POUR THE MICHIGAN I AILY SUN~DAY, NVMBR16, 194 41 , 1= - - ------- --- - u . . s iI Fifty-Eighth Year Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority…

… of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nacy Helmick ............... General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne…

… to evacuate Palestine. U.S. and Russia have agreed that the mandate should terminate by May of next year and that the independ- ent Jewish and Arab nations should start operating by July. The Jewish…

… Three" will be in im- plementing their decisions is problemat- ical. The Arab League is bitterly op- posed to the creation of a Jewish state and may employ the 30,000 crack troops of the Transjordan…

… that a sizeable concession be granted to the Jews in the face of any Arab resistance. Arab claims to a Palestinian nation are largely specious inasmuch as the present manda- tory state of Palestine was…

… created by the League of Nations to implement the Bal- four Declaration. This is not to say that the Arabs have no claim to Palestine, but rather that theirs is not the sole claim. Should the Arab League…

… the tune for the lion. A strong attitude would then re- duce the Arab threats to nothing more than bluff. In any case,. the Jews do not want to take the land from others. They merely want an opportunity…

…, New Zea- land, South Africa and India - Turkey, Brazil, Cuba, Mexico and perhaps Thailand. These coun- tries can at any time break off their present arrangements and enter into others. Some students…

… Forestry and Con- servation students not having non- forestry conflicts are expected to attend. All others interested are cordially invited to attend. Freshman - Sophomore Forestry Conference: 7:30 p…

…- berg, Perry, Peterson, Ross. Women students interested in applying for residence in Hender- son House beginning with the fall semester of 1948 may call at the Office of the Dean of Women. This small…

… a school bus on the Diag Monday to symbolize ter- rorist acts committed against Is- raelis. The bus originally read "Stop Arab terrorism." After complaints from Arab students that day, TAGAR changed…

…Many ashow apathy to MSA elections BY KRISTINE LALONDE Michigan Student Assembly elections started yesterday but many students didn't seem to notice or ~are.- "I don't know who's running and don…

… is going on," she said. One student, when asked why she Wasn't voting, simply said, "What is it (MSA)?" Traditionally, voter turn-out for MSA elections is low, with fall elections attracting fewer…

… voters than in the spring, when the assembly's president and vice-president are elected. About 2,000 of the Univer- sity's 35,000 students voted in last spring's election. But MSA representative Julie…

… night. Those students who did vote said their reasons included knowing a The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 16, 19868- Page 3 PSC wants TAGAR bus condemned ALEXANDRA BREZ/Daily Volunteer…

… election worker Cindy as he casts his ballot in the Davis, an LSA senior, oversees LSA sophomore Steve Ricci MSA/LSA Student Government elections yesterday in the BY NOAH FINKEL AND KRISTINE LALONDE About…

…. LSA junior Ian Beilin said, "I voted for (the candidates he chose) because I didn't want my money go- ing to political and ideological interest groups and their activities." Some students said a ballot…

… effort to increase voter turn- out and awareness campus radio sta- tion WCBN sponsored a forum with MSA parties. Representatives from Centerpoint, the Practical Party, and the Students' Rights party…

… of supplies such as the referen- dum ballots. Students may still vote tomor- row, the final day of, elections, at locations throughout campus. THE LIST What's happening in Ann Arbor today Former '60…

…. Admission free. Sponsored by U of M Students of Objectivism. "Challenges of Changing Society: Preparing Hispanics for the 21st Century" - Awilda Orta, M.A., Henderson rm., Michigan League, 7:30 pm. Social and…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 16, 1998 fe £iditgun ?~ZUIQ QTBL QE LO4Bl iLE 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LAURIE…

…' T he Code of Student Conduct - the University's internal disciplinary sys- tem - is currently under review. The Office of Student Affairs at the University is conducting an internal review - looking…

… has on the stu- dent body and whether or not it is beneficial for the campus. The Michigan Student Assembly is conducting open forums to gather student input on the Code. But there is a problem…

…: Students either don't know or care enough about the Code and the review process to get involved. Much of the problem is that many stu- dents don't know enough about the Code or the review process. The…

…Saturday, November 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Saturday, November 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three OIL SCHEME VULNERABLE: Arabs to attack Kissinger plan Constantine mounts…

… vigorous L.> LONDON (Reuter) - Oil- consuming countries yesterday gave a qualified welcome to Secretary of State Henry Kis- singer's sweeping proposals for coping with the energy crisis. But a top Arab oil…

… consult- ant said the Arabs would reject the keystone of the Kissinger five-point plan, creation of a financial mechanism for rechan- neling the oil producers huge surplus funds among nations hardest hit by…

… consumption - advanc- ed by France. THE INITIAL Arab reaction was put by Nadim Pachachi, former secretary - general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), the 13-nation grouping which ac…

… Kissing- er's suggestion that the West should have guardianship over our money." "We (Arabs) have always seen that we have no interest in ruining the economies of West- ern nations, but we will not have our…

…:00-Supper. Friday, 12:00-Luncheon and Bible Study. * * * UNIVERSITY CHURCH1 OF CHRIST# Presently Meeting at YM-YWCA, 530 S. Fifth David Graf, Minister 3:00 p.m. - Sunday Wors'ip Service. Students Welcome. For…

… Wednesday Evening at 10:00. * * * CAMPUS CHAPEL Pastor: Don Postema 10:00 a.m.-Morning Service. LORD OF LIGHT LUTHERAN CHURCH (ALC-LCA) (Formerly Lutheran Student Chapel) 801 S. Forest Ave. at 11111 St…

…. Donald G. Zill, Pastor Sunday Service at 10:30 a.m. UNIVERSITY REFORMED CHURCH, 1001 E. Huron Calvin Malefyt, Alan Rice, Ministers 9:30 a.m.-Church School. 10:30 a.m.-Morning Worship. 5:30 p.m.-Student…

…-7435. Friends L a k e Community, 19,720 Waterloo Rd., Chelsea, 475-8775. Movement for a New Society (MNS), 665-6083. World Peace Tax Fund, Box 1447, Ann Arbor. ST. MARY STUDENT CHAPEL (Catholic) 331 Thompson-663…

… Middle East at war for three decades. In Cairo, Sadat called the proposed visit, which would break the Arab taboo against any leader visiting Israel, a "sacred duty." BEGIN told the Knesset, the Israeli…

…. THE ARAB world's reaction to the proposed Sadat visit was generally subdued except for criticism from hard-line Iraq and Palestinian ex- tremists. The Bagdad daily, Athi Thawra said Sadat's proposal…

… 'has weakened the Arabs and placed them in a position of degradation and humiliation before the international community." Sadat told reporters yesterday at his Barrages retreat outside Cairo, where he…

… backdrop to Sadat's dramatic offer. His willingness to break the 30-year taboo against Arab leaders visiting Israel or speaking directly with its leaders was meant to underline his See BEGIN, Page 9 Sadat…

… By DAN OBERDORFER Many colleges around the nation face suspension of federal aid for student loan programs if their former students don't pay up, but the University isn't on that list. The crackdown…

… with leaders of the Elon Moreh settlement to try to per- suade them to evacuate their outpost, which the Supreme Court has ruled was built on illegally seized Arab land. The settlers so far have- refused…

… first master plan ever officially adopted by an Israeli Cabinet, was certain to ignite unrest in the West Bank, where Palestinians already are furious over the expected deportation of the nationalist Arab…

… All the Monday Night Football Games ALSO PITCHER NIGHT $1 Off on Pitcher Beer Bar Special Frosted 10 Oz. Mug The University of Toledo Student Union Board PRESENTS SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY and the …

… of eight groups, including the Black Student Union, the Puerto Rican Student Organiza- tion, Rackham Student Government, the Arab American Anti-Discrimina- tion Committee, and the General Union of…

… Continued from page 1 .24 hours, but quitting permanently is a problem," said first-year LSA student Georgia Howard, who has been smoking for seven years. LSA junior Kim Stoll, who plans to smoke today, said…

… smoking in the Health Services building. rather the sharpening of a process of continued struggle," said PSC mem- ber and Rackham graduate student Nuha Khoury. "This process has been manifested through the…

… towards non-minority and minority students alike"; .disallowing attorneys to actively participate in the hearing procedure, unless suspension or expulsion are potential sanctions; -the lack of procedures…

… Palestinian Students. "We realize that the occupation of Palestine is not the only instance in which settler colonialists snatched the indigenous lands of a people, with the support of the Western powers," said…

… BSU member Danny Peterson, a mechanical engineering graduate student. ACLU campus chapter President Jim Johnson, a second-year law stu- dent, said he doubts that the Univer- sity administration - which…

… break an impasse on Arab participation in Mideast peace talks. Shamir blamed Yasser Arafat's PLO for the delay. "There are some obstacles that we have to remove and work out," Shamir said after talking to…

… everyone was this small because then they would eat less at the salad bar. -by Alex Gordon The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students…

… amember of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion 747-2814, Arts 763-0379, Sports 747…

…:00. Tales of Arab Detroit (1995) An examination of tensions be- tween Arab and American cultures in our neighboring metropolis. Lane 7:00. Free. Nadja (1995) See Saturday. Mich 9:30. W E D N E S D A Y Romance…

…'s Dream The School of Music Opera Theater's "hip" retelling of Benjamin Britten's operatic retelling of Shakespeare's magical story. 8 p.m., Power Center, $16-$12 ($6 students). Call 764-0450. I Am A Man…

… p.m., Trueblood Theater, $12 ($6 students). Call 764-0450. Devil Love Department of Theater and Drama professor John Neville-Andrews directs this new play by K. Masters as part of the Basement Arts…

… Theater, $7 ($5 students). Call 764-0450. Falsettos EMU presents the William Finn-James Lapine double bill of musicals, "March of the Falsettos" and "Falsettoland." 8 p.m., Sponberg Theater (EMU campus…

… art and life is blurred in this Beckett-esaue existential drama. 8 q.m., Performance Network (408 W. Washington), $12 ($9 students/seniors, pay-what-you-can- Thursdays). Call 663-0681. Escanaba in da…

…'s satirical farce. 8 p.m. RC Auditorium (East Quad), $5 ($3 students A Midsummer Night's Dream See Thursday, 8 p.m. I Am A Man See Thursday, 8 p.m. Devil Love See Thursday, 5 p.m. Little Shop of Horrors See…

…-rock duo play Cava Java. Botfly Funk at Cross Street Station. Call 485-5050. Concord Trio Acclaimed ensemble performs at the Museum of Art. 8 p.m. Tickets $15; $7 for students with ID. Call 747-0521. ENACT…

… U N D A Y ... A Name You Never Got Ronda Slater performs her one- woman play about adoption. 2 p.m., Michigan Union Ballroom, $10 ($8 students). Call 971-2230. A Midsummer Night's Dream See Thursday…

… recognizes Israel. But the Reagan administration rejected the PLO proclamation, asserting that the Arab-Israeli conflict must be settled by negotiations and not by unilateral acts. Washington said that the…

…, establishing the princi- ple that Israel has a right to safe and secure borders in the region. Union of Students for Israel mem- ber and medical student Steven Stryk said, "If the PLO officially accepted UN…

… Palestinian Students, who organized the celebra- tion, announced in a statement: "After so many failed attempts, maybe our enemies will now realize that peace in the Middle East can not be achieved without…

… recognizing our inalienable rights to self-determination and Na- tional Independence." Search panel lacks student BY STEVE KNOPPER The search for University Presi- dent James Duderstadt's second-in- command…

… has had no formal student input since Michigan Student As- sembly President Michael Phillips resigned from the search advisory committee earlier this term. But Phillips, an LSA senior, said student…

… resignation was dated Oct. 25, but Assistant to the President Robin Ja- J coby said she did not receive it until Nov. 5. Phillips said he submitted a list of students as replacements on the committee, but…

… Jacoby said it is too late to involve those students on the committee. The search committee and the fac- ulty's Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs have already finished interviewing candidates…

… spac began plannin RC director search promotes openness, student input BY TARA GRUZEN When James Duderstadt was named University President last summer, the search process that chose him was criticized…

… students and faculty intricately in- volved in the selection process. Unlike the presidential search, for example, the final candidates for RC director are public knowledge. And all RC students will be able…

… search com- mittee member. "This is another ex- 'This is another example ofI the RC reaching out to the students. We really are part of the committee, we are not just token students.' ' - RC social…

…:30 p.m. U Arab-American Students As- sociation, Arabic conversation hour, Arabic House, Oxford, 7 p.m. U Christian Science Organiza- tion, weekly, meeting, Michi- gan League, checkroom at front desk, 7 p…

… first in a series of evaluations by faculty members of administrative offices. The next office slated for evaluation is the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs. SACUA Chair Henry Griffin said…

…, "With 1,300 staff members, this office is a very major part of the University. I'm particularly interested in determining the relations be- tween student affairs and academic issues." The decision by the…

…' By JAMES CHO DAILY STAFF REPORTER Cyberspace University - a uni- versity that spans the world as a ro- bust information network linking to- gether students, faculty, graduates and knowledge resources…

… student enroll- ment of 23 percent, and added that the minority faculty has increased 60 per- cent in the past five years. "Our goal is to provide education of the highest quality to the broadest segment of…

… and interest in homelessness is the first step towards fulfilling that slogan. Bosnian editor describes horror of current events New TV station may air student news, soap operas, game shows By SCOT…

… student Damir Juric, who attended the discussion. Juric, who has relatives in Sarajevo, said it is important to get as much information as possible about Bosnia. "What you hear on the news is sort of a…

…'s a big difference with Somalia." By KATIE HUTCHINS DAILY STAFF REPORTER Next semester, students will be able to turn on the TV and see fellow University students reporting news, displaying talents and…

… maybe even acting outsoap operas orhosting game shows. This is the result of anew club that makes it possible for students to have their own station. The idea came from Kinesiology sophomore Dan Schwab…

… they do notneed experience," Schwab said. The next mass meeting will take place next Monday at 6 p.m. in the Frieze Building. Scott Doyne, a first-year Kinesi- ology student, is assisting Schwab in the…

…} with a score of military provocations over the weekend along India's eastern and western borders. 80 DEMONSTRATORS turned out at Wayne State University yesterday, in an attempt to dissuade students from…

… registering for the winter quarter in protest of a 20 per cent tuition increase. Demonstrators reportedly were having little success in getting students to pass up registration or at least pleading poverty when…

… .SA Student-Faculty Hour Wednesday, Nov 17th 2549 LSA Bldg. 3-3:30-Informal Discussion 3:30-4:30-Open Forum WASHINGTON (P) -- The Agency for Inter- national Development (AID) has asked its em- ployes…

… t h e United States and the S o v i e t Union. Chiao also threw his support be- hind the Arab countries in t h e Middle. East conflict, charging Israel with aggression and d e - manding the withdrawal…

… of Israeli forces from occupied Arab terri- tory. The United States, which took a severe jolt in the expulsion of Na- tionalist China on Oct. 25, still had not made up its mind Sunday night whether it…

…, Hsiung Hsiang-hui and Chen Yu. Unit warns of campus unrest A report on the campus tur- moil resulting from the Cambod- ian incident of May, 1970, warned yesterday that similar widespread student protests…

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…, drinks, tickets to movies and concerts, Ubers and dinners at Ann Arbor’s many fine restaurants are not kind to student budgets. However, the alternative is often staying in alone while your friends…

… of all incomes feel welcome, wealthier students should be more conscious of their peers’ ability to pay when making social plans. The median annual parental income is $154,000, three times…

… the Michigan average. A full two-thirds of students come from the top 20 percent of national incomes, while less than 4 percent come from the bottom 20 percent of incomes. Perhaps most…

… depressingly, the University ranks last out of all public universities in terms of economic mobility for students. The University’s predominance of wealthy students naturally breeds a campus culture in…

… which money is often taken for granted. And even if the University admitted more low- and middle- income students, would they even want to stay in an environment where social pressures encourage…

… encouraged the University to accept more out-of-state students who pay sky-high tuitions. Furthermore, Ann Arbor’s housing costs are a full 73 percent higher than the national average. Add…

… income. The University social scene shouldn’t require low- and middle-income students to shell out enormous amounts of cash on top of the already exorbitant costs of attendance. A number…

… Royale or Starbucks requires a few bucks for a latte. Students build their social lives around activities at these establishments; almost every date, get-together or night out with friends comes…

… with a high cash premium. Some institutional features of the campus social scene further exclude students of lower socioeconomic status. Institutions like Greek life and club sports charge…

…, the monetary barriers may still prove prohibitive to many students of lower socioeconomic status. Because financial barriers exclude many less wealthy students, these organizations help…

… additional rooms and living spaces. Administration official contend the move would help to counter rapidly rising room and board rates, while students opposing the plan claim the monetary savings would not of…

…- fset the detrimental effects of the plan. Approximately 150 students rallied last night in the main lounge of Mosher-Jordan Hall to view a slide presentation and hear leaders of the Student Coalition to…

… the inconveniences faced by students who would have to venture to the facility from their nearby dorms is only part of the reason for the intense opposition, said Mosher-Jordan resident Michael O…

… purpose. The remainder of the cost would come from 6 per cent revenue bonds. The proposed facility would not be completed until the 1981-82 school year, at which time the net savings per student in all…

… captured by Israel. E Sadat, harshly criticized by some Arab states for ignoring the Palestinians, has insisted that a link be made. Because of Israel's rejection of Egyptian demands thus far, the sources…

… the necessary clarifications concerning the additional positions of Egypt." Daily Photo by MAUREEN O'MALLEY I surrender... true that law school places tremendous demands on its students. seems to have…

… Arabs and Arab-Americans to help the situation in the occupied territories is to pressure the U.S. government to cease aid to Israel "as long as Israel and the United States' rejectionism of Palestinian…

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…. Accompan- ied by escort-interpreter, Frank. Gon- zalez-Frese, Nov. 18. A. Fathy Bahig, cultural attache, Embassy of the United Arab Repub- lic, Washington, D.C., U.A.R., Nov. 21-22. Placement POSITION…

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… can be ob- tained by writing to Waldo Abbot,, Director of Broadcasting service, Ann Arbor. Ia EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS I in the home of the Arabs but in I Spain," Professor Aga-Ogiu pointed out…

… began the lecture, which was sponsored by the Research Seminar; in Islamic Art in Spain, by outlining the historic development of Islamic art in Spain. He explained how the Arabs conquered Spain~ and…

… checking account saves you precious time and inestimable bother which could easily be avoided. WHY NOT open your account now at either of our two offices. Students will find our Arcade office convenient for…

… not the sole aim of the University to hem in its students, but on the contrary, to insure their wel- fare and protect University prop- erty. Itvis part of the function of the University to teach its…

… students to uphold the statutes of their state and country. Permitting students underage to drink is in direct op- position to this policy. As for the wild beer parties, in every society' there are those who…

… question of cars on campus. First and foremost, there are no park- ing facilities to accommodate stu- dent cars. Furthermore, the pro- hibiting of student owned cars re- duces "cut-throat competition" in…

… event of future labor trouble on. the waterfront. , , * -THE DIPLOMATIC CABLES- RUSSIA HAS SECRETLY promised Egypt complete political backing, if Egypt will organize the Arab states into an all-out cold…

… war against Britain. This proposal was made by the Polish minister to Egypt, Jan Dra- hojowski, to the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Azzam Pasha. .. . Prime Min- ister Churchill ignored the…

… "radical" or "Jacobin" in 1795. Thus it is the duty of our educators to cause their students to think and arrive at their own conclusions rather than present digested definitions labeled, THE TRUTH. -Paul…

… suspicion concern- ing the source of John's knowledge qf "bumps and grinds." This ac- In a university as large and as active as this one, opportunities for students to rub noses with the arts are…

…, we've got to admit that life is pretty exciting, and that a good part of this excitement comes from us, the students. It must. We are the people who are writing poetry and music for the first time…

…, acting, dancing, playing in- struments, seriously thinking of these things as possible profes- sions. If we can't be excited, who can? It is nearly impossible to count up the various student art groups on…

… Vol unteers' . I F STUDENT-FACULTY PANEL-Prof. Robert W. Pidd, Leslie Dietz, '58, Prof. Robert C. Angell, Fred Williams, '57, moderator and Prof. Marvin Eisenberg discuss "How Can We Liberalize the…

…. Marvin Eisenberg of the fine arts department yesterday cited the teacher as the key to liberalizing a curriculum at the annual student-faculty literary conference in the League. Curriculum changes in the…

… in our courses universally applicable, he said. Prof. Eisenberg warned any in- ter-disciplinary course should be taught at either upper graduate or graduate levels where students have already formed…

… certain frames of references. Roger Harris, '59, remarked the present literary college curriculum concentrates on specialization and compartmentization instead of making a student feel he is part of one…

… body of learning. He suggested students be given certain required courses to begin with, follow these by courses show- ing how courses are related to one another such as the consumer and market research…

… Kunduz to surrender. He said foreign forces in the city - believed to include Arabs, Chechens, Pakistanis and Chinese -- were pressuring Taliban fighters not to surrender. "For the foreign terrorists…

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…. Morocco has accused the United Arab Republic and Cuba of sending arms and volunteers in- to Algeria. Algeria has said the Moroccans have used United States equipment. The United States has pledged a hands…

…. Mass Production "The danger of the situation is that most students will receive mass-produced, low-priced and relatively low-quality science de- grees at state operated education- al plants, whereas high…

… enterprise society strangely generates." U a Students-Faculty call 6628871 for CesAMPO ui/4 Program In formation The shortage of faculty at lib- eral arts colleges is most acute in the sciences, Orlans…

… universities, one-fifth of whom now, teach only undergraduates, while another fifth teach only graduate students," he said. Over half of university scien- tists know the names of few or no seniors majoring in…

… their depart- ment, while a fifth do not even know the names of advanced grad- uate students, he continued. Orlans' final charge agaiilst the government was that "excessive exipenditures are now diluting…

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…'s residence halls in their present form and discontinuation of non-academic procedure. It called for optional evaluations to 'be filled out by members ,of the administration and faculty whoaknow the student…

… recommendations requested by prosepective employ- ers or other colleges and by aca- demic counselors. GIVEN WIDE LEEWAY: U Thant Tackles Congo Crisis -Day-c anog NEW OFFICERS-Student Government Council elected…

…. educators concluded their 15th annual conference at the Rackham Bldg. Honors Council Director Prof. Otto Graf of the German depart- ment reported that 90 per cent of the honors students are measuring UNITED…

… promote. Another major divisive force, ince, occupied most speakers in- a Security Council meeting on The Congo. Ceylon, Liberia and the United Arab Republic asked the 11-nation Council to strengthen U…

… given. them. "The honors student Chas been stimulated to develop and maintain an honors outlook in scholarship, and in growing cultural insights." The honors program-designed I to challenge the superior…

… student to "the outer limit of his ability" -enters its fifth year with 906 undergraduates. The 252 honors freshmen boast median scores of 670 verbal and 680 mathematical on the Scholastic Aptitude Tests of…

… surV'ey findings, Prof. Theodore M. New- chology dep'artments discusseds "Wa:nronmalE C ndiins Growth of Students?" The "bull session" is one of the most valuable college experiences, Prof. Newcomb said…

… about in students. Discusses 'Academic Man' Visiting Associate Professor of Higher Education Allan 0. Pfnis- ter, director of a Ford Fund grant relating to college teaching, delv- ed into the academic…

…Keachie of the psychology department claimed conclusions thatndsmall cssuare a little better than large classes for good students, discussion is better than lecture for achieving critical thinking and attitude…

… gradually widened. MOUNT PLEASANT (A) - A Cena Mihia Unrsit are in hot water for a most un- usual reason-they studied too long. Judson F o u s t, university president, confirmed reports the students staged a…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 OPINION + 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 1J A huun I 41V l~tctltltothedaily@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE…

…- igan Student Assembly election. There have been multiple articles about the two major parties running, but no mention of the many qualified independents who are also running, and deserve consideration…

…. There are 17 Independents running for MSA alone, and many are worthy candi- dates that the students should learn about. Reading the Daily lately has made me feel like Ralph Nader, in that I feel I have…

… much to offer the students, both in my platform and in my extensive experience with MSA, but because I chose not to run with one of the two parties, the Daily has not covered my campaign at all. I…

… the University, and especial- ly those of the Muslim, Palestinian and Arab communities, to quickly, loudly and sincerely denounce Dika's hateful ideas. Doing so would go a long way toward restoring my…

… Michigan Daily welcomes letters from all of its readers. Letters from University students, faculty, staff and administrators will be given priority over others. Letters should include the writer's name…

… YEARS AGO TODAY: Students at Indiana University had to forego the pleasure of dating for a few weekends as a preventative measure in com- bating the influenza epidemic. "Martha Cookies" unveiled their…

… the inexplicable "Arab" and a few others, im- proves on the original by the camei'a's abil- ity to switch the point of interest quickly from one character to another and yet not (Continued from Page 2…

….m., International Center. Prac- tice Christmas carols. Students of Polish descent invited. Square Dance Group: 7:30 p.m., Lane Hall. Understanding World Faiths Seminar: 7:30 p.m., Lane Hall. Christian Science…

… Organization: Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Upper Room, Lane Hall. I.Z.F.A.: General meeting, Tues., Nov. 16, Hillel Foundation. Mr. Albert Elazar will speak on "Jew- ish-Arab Problems." Everyone wel- come. Women of the…

… because pictures are to be taken at 8 p.m. Pledges meet at 7:30 p.m. A.S.C.E., Student Chapter: Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Wed., Nov. 17, Rooms. 3KLMN, Michigan Union. Mr. 0. A. Cuthbert, Engineer-Di- rector…

… objection to the opening sentence of an editorial in last Saturday's Daily. I quote: "An importation from Ox- ford has provided the answer to long standing student objections to the Political Speakers ban…

… I signed a petition, circulated by the Committee to Abolish the Ban which represents many recognized student organiza- tions. I signed the petition be- cause it politely, but definitely re- quests the…

… discussion, organ- ized or spontaneous, cannot be jus- tified on any grounds, especially since it actually deprives such a large student body of an education in citzenry. No doubt students, individually and in…

… political discussion or speech which was freely held on this cam- pus was handled intelligently and politely-at least during the al- most three years I have been here. I hope that the Student Legis- lature…

…-Ninth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Harriett Friedman ...Managing Editor Dick Maloy…

… of civil war. Joyful Moslems slaughtered sheep in a traditional Arab ges- ture of welcome. Women sent up Arab cries of joy and dowsed Syrian soldiers with rose water and rice as columns of T62 and T54…

… tanks swept over the city from three directions. "Allah is great," shouted bystanders as the camouflage paint- ed tanks clanked by. "Arabs will be victorious." THE WELCOME was subdued in Christian…

… had been a victim of a kind of reverse discrimination, and ordered the medical school to dismantle its affirmative ac- tion program which admits "special students" each year. The California court said…

… Palestinians tried to prevent a bulldozer from beginning work on a bypass road for Jewish tiers. The road will require the confis- cation of 40 acres of Arab land in al- Khader, near Bethlehem. Rioting follows…

… fatal student protests JAKARTA, Indonesia - Mobs set buildings on fire, looted shops, a attacked police Saturday, wh 20,000 protesters escalated their pro- democracy campaign in Indonesia's capital. At…

… least 16 people have died during the past two days, when the military opened fire on students who repeat- edly tried to march to the Parliament. Hundreds more were injured in the worst violence in Jakarta…

… Monday tnrough rruay uuringt ue filan od winter t soy students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September, via U.S. mail are $85. Winter term (January through April…

…Page 4-Friday, November 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily 4 Or 4F r Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No. 62 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan…

…-age man with a disarming smile and a casual stride. He could be any student in Ann Arbor. But he is not a student in Ann Arbor: HE IS A patient at the Northville Psychiatric Hospital and came to the Union…

… the heart of his enemy. Not since 1948 when the state of Israel was established had a rival Arab leader stepped foot on Israeli territory. It was history, and it was a prayer for peace. Maybe. Two years…

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… most stupid and hideous war. So there's work to do. This time we want to stop the disaster before it happens, before several hundred thousand people - most of them Arabs, most of the rest poor Americans…

… discuss briefly what we, have been learning, and what kinds of things we might do next. Come and join: us, while we still have time to act. ' Flush the Pipes :Beware of'Dog' Should students have a…

… for their slithering serpent to return from its week-long adventure through the ventilator system of Couzens Hall. Students at Couzens now find them- selves at the mercy of Dog, the snake. He winds his…

… way through the pipes, watching and waiting for the perfect opportunity to victimize some innocent student. No one knows for sure where he will next emerge, but some students are absolutely panic…

…, but as of recently the discoloration was back. I have heard rumors that a similar problem arose at Michigan State Univer- sity, and after a complaint by an affected student, the state threatened to shut…

… right to elect a regent to (however badly) assure that their tax dollars go where they want them spent. Having students elect the regents would deprive many citizens of their right to influence the…

… posters, signs and flyers, did his part yesterday to help advertise the SGC elections. , Going from poll to poll he issued his plea to the hurrying students. His voice did not fail him as, braving the cold…

… Pre- mier David Ben-Gurion yesterday rejected British Prime Minister Eden'sdproposal to solve the Is- raeli-Arab dispute by territorial concessions, terming the idea fan- tastic. The silver…

… In spite of heavy showers in the morning and afternoon yester- day, 3700 students voted in the first of the two-day Student Gov- ernment Council elections. Many of the 23 polling booths had to be…

… allow students con- fined to Health Service also to vote today. Cleveland commented that be cause of the weather many of the plans for decorating the/voting booths had to be canceled. Many of the posters…

… operations of our booths," Cleveland said. Count To Be In Union Ballot counting will begin at Z p.m. today in the Union Ballroom with the first results posted at 8 p.m. Count Night is open to the students. SGC…

… Literary College Thwart Students' Intellectual Cur- iosity?" will be discussed at a stu- dent-faculty conference at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the League. Sponsored by the Literary Col- lege Steering Committee…

…, the con- ference will begin with discussion between two students and two faculty members. After the discussion, David E. Lavy, '56, chairman of the Steer- ing Committee, will moderate an open forum…

… pained," he said."I will make every effort to form a gov- ernment that will broaden peace with our neighbors and within us." Meanwhile, police arrested an eighth student suspected of aiding Rabin…

… trading war- won land for peace with the Arabs. Government officials,opposition lead- ers, peace activists and West Bank set- tlers all traded blame for undermining democracy. Leah Rabin,the late premier…

… witch hunt." Meanwhile, an eighth suspect in Rabin's killing was ordered held by a magistrate's court in the Tel Aviv sub- urb of Petah Tikva. Police said Margalit Harshefi, a 20- year-old law student…

… American Islamic Trust and the Islamic Society of North America. "I greet you with, words of -peace," Wahhaj said as he proceeded to read from sections of the Koran in *.Arabic. He said all lecture…

…'s existence. Muzammil Ahmed, a board mem- ber of the Muslim Students Assoc- iation said, "The lecture was relevant to various events around the world. I hope this will lay the commun- ication needed between…

… Muslims and Jews." The lecture was sponsored by the Muslim Students Association, the Office of Ethics and Religion, and the Black Student Union. by I. Matthew Miller FLORENCE, Italy - Universi- ties…

…, parents, and students are overre- acting to a note threatening to retali- ate against American students in Florence in the event of a U.S. at- tack against Iraq, a high-ranking U.S. consular official here…

… letter seems phony, especially since it includes a sen- tence that claims the group knows the home addresses of all of the more than 1,000 faculty, staff and students in approximately 30 U.S. programs in…

… the general Florentine vicinity. Nevertheless, some students have already left and others are planning to return to the U.S. earlier than scheduled. The universities, some believe, helped cause this…

…'re worried about money and credits," he said. If war breaks out Rosett plans to bring his son back "immediately." So far, three of the 53 students in the Michigan program, which in- cludes students from other…

… U.S. uni- versities, have left for home. None of the ten Michigan students, how- ever, have as yet left. "The University would not pult the students in any undue danger if there was a real problem…

…," said Dana Bernstein, mother of a student in the Italy program. "We want him to fin- ish the semester." LSA junior Marshall Widick s;id he had planned to spend the entire year in Florence but doesn…

… American school that dd not receive a letter, one student lias left and eight more are planning;to leave early. Matt LaMott, a studeit there, is not leaving because he said the threat lacks credence. He note…

…, especially in Israel. -virtually none has received this permission. The press teems with anti-Jewish stereotypes. Since the Arab-Israeli War, Jews are vilified and assaulted as being friends, if not agents…

… for having." Thurs. & Fri., Nov. 16 & 17-4:15 P.M. Room 1025 Angell Hall Peter M. Bauland ATID ISRAEL STUDENTS Mitchell # 0Q /iA/el ORGAN IZATION Joseph Ben-Dak Josef Blatt Sheridan D. Lazarus…

… students at the University of Michigan Free the Wilmington Ten, RACE ISSUE IS CUTTING EDGE: Split in the Nation of Islam N THE SECOND week of February s 197.1,10 persons were arrested and charged in…

… the U.S. Commerce Department reached an agreement for technical assistance and federal aid. In addition, Wallace accepted financial help from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to help build a…

… students. I think, therefore, that the only "message" that will come out of your advocating the writing-in of Mr. Ferency's name will be that the Daily is politically adolescent, even infantile, and most…

… certainly not in tune with the feelings of most college students. The American two-party system is a good one, and, while I agree that we sometimes see no clear differences between candidates, I do believe…

… base your support of Zolton Ferency on his desire for state ownership of students of concerts, movies, and other events. However, this display of political neophyteness and hardheadedness will now cause…

… Saturn 1, with one- fifth the power of Saturn 5, will be the booster for the initial Apol- lo flights. World News Roundup of the Student Non-violent Coor- dinating Committee. "To me," he said, "'black…

…'s frontier lay in the hands of neighboring Arab gov- ernments. "The Israeli government once again proclaims its sincere desire to achieve a mutual state of peace and quiet on all its borders," he said. He…

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… a billboard along a highway in metropolitan Cincinnati. HAPPENINGS Hghlight Today is the last day of LSA-Student Government elections for president, vice president, and 15 candidates-at-large seats…

….m., Angell Aud. A. Cinema Guild-A Man Escaped, 7 p.m. & 9:05 p.m., orch Hall. Performances School of Music-Piano Concert Recital, doctoral students of Theodore Lettvin, 8p.m., Recital Hall. Michigan Union Arts…

… & Arch. Int'l Ctr.-Andreau Tryphonas, "The Cyprus Problem," noon, Int'l Ctr. Meetings Ann Arbor Support Group for FLOC-7:30 p.m., 308 E. William. Baptist Student Union-7 p.m., 2435 Mason. Ann Arbor Go…

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… the Exam- Taking Process: Panel discussion with women who have succeeded, 7:30 p.m., Rackham E. COnf. Rm. Russian & East European Studies-Discussion for enrolled students only, 4 p.m., 200 Lane Hall…

… film "The Cross Country Experience," Mason Hall, rm. 439. Students' Counseling Office-goal planning workshop, 10 p.m., East Quad, Room 124. Tau Beta Pi-elective meeting, 7:30 p.m., 140 Administration…

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