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November 16, 1977 (vol. 88, iss. 60) • Page Image 9

… 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…

October 16, 1977 (vol. 88, iss. 34) • Page Image 4

…. 34 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan (elease of pay hike good, vhether selfishsympathetic THE UNIVERSITY this week agreed to give the Graduate…

… rest of the contract controversy stands in its own mire. GEO was given some ,momentum by a Michigan Em- ployment Relations Commission (MERC) decision earlier this year that defined graduate student

… assistants (GSAs), as employes of the University, and not just students. The administra- tion has, in effect, appealed that rul- ing, and will not return to the bargain- ing table to sign a GEO contract until…

… defensible borders for Israel. A close look at this policy, how- ever, shows that it is merely the offering up of the life of a small nation, Israel, to appease the Arabs just as Great Britain of- fered up the…

… life of a small nation, Czechoslovakia, to appease Hit- ler. The root cause of the continu- ing threat of war in the Middle East is not the problem of Arab refugees or Israel's holding on to conquered…

Arab territories. The real cause is the fact that after each of the four wars that the Arab countries have waged against Israel, the Arab coun- tries did not live up to the terms they agreed to in the…

… in the Middle East," by R. E. Tyrrell Jr. in the No- vember 1976 issue of Harper's magazine. )aii Now that the Arabs are import ant to the Great Powers becaus of their oil, they can play off the Great…

… Powers, against one another, as much as they please. It is therefore inevitable that the Arabs will not live up to an commitments they make now or in the near future. As long as Israel's Arab neigh- bors…

… do not live up to their agree- ments, putting an Arab state in the center of Israel, to give the Palestinians a homeland, will merely be putting a dagger at Israel's heart, to be plunged intq it by the…

Arabs when they choose to do so. And no amount of elec tronic devices to sound the alairn of invading Arab armies will giv Israel defensive borders. The Carter policy is therefore not a sound basis for…

February 16, 1977 (vol. 87, iss. 114) • Page Image 1

… Cents Ei ght Pages ;rWMU SEE NFS IA'!' N CALL n )AJiLY Strike talk The Student Support Committee for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Em- ployes (AFSCME, Local 1583) will hold…

… meetings all over campus tonight to educate student workers about issues that might confront them should there be a strike. AFSCME is currently negotiating with the University for a new contract. The…

… floor of the Union; and for student bus drivers and students who work in the Michigan League and the University Club, 9:30 on the fourth floor of the Union. Happenings ... ... kick off today at noon when…

…. at the Union where, at 3:15, the Office of Ethics and Religion will sponsor a film called "King: From Montgomery to Memphis" . . . from 4-6, graduate students and University staff are invited to slurp…

… survey prospects for new Arab-Israeli peace talks. Welcoming Vance at Ben Gur- ion International Airport, Is- raeli Foreign Minister Yigal Al- lon declared it was "high time the political momentum should…

… moving through the Arab world. He will emphasize the Carter administration's view that this presents asunique op- portunity for a "just and last- ing peace." Shortly before Vance arrived, Allon said in…

… Israel' and the Arabs. This "in return for territorial compromises whose map has not yet been determined," he said. IN AN INTERVIEW with Is- raeli correspondents in Wash- ingto'n released on the eve of the…

… MSA rips URIC vote By PATTI MONTEMURRI Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) last night condemned the University Housing Council's (UHC) decision to continue the non-union let-. tuce boycott, saying UHC…

… undermined the credi- bility of student government by ignoring a stu- dent mandate favoring an end to the boycott. MSA members also voted to protest the review procedures used by the Dean of the School of…

November 16, 1977 (vol. 88, iss. 60) • Page Image 1

… 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…

February 16, 1977 (vol. 87, iss. 114) • Page Image 8

… gyms Women's Commission, the Ann were closed. Arbor Historic District Division, The Committee's letter con- Citizen Association for Area tinues, "These errors show Planning, the Michigan Student either…

…) One of the questions Vance will pursue with Arab leaders later in the week is whether the PLO national council at its meeting next month is liable to revise the provision in its "cove- nant" calling for…

… confer- ence that unless the United States changes its attitude to- ward the Arab case and "Pal- begmn' estinian rights," American in- teres'ts in the Mideast would be "undermined." "We caution the world…

… pretty well." PLAYERS ARE OFTEN per- turbed by the wait for courts. Nevertheless, most students shrug off the long lines and wait patiently for their cherished, one-hour time slots in the cav- erno…

January 16, 1977 (vol. 87, iss. 87) • Page Image 4

… was vehemently opposed to murdering Boukai, and had on' several occasions attempted to dissuade the 17-year-old Natur- al Resources student from want- ing to die. But Wilson had troubles of his own at…

… yielded instead to Arab protests -and the fear of diminished oil supply from Arab nations-and flew Daoud to freedom in Al- geria. Although the French govern- ment cited technical reasoning- for the suspect…

September 16, 1977 (vol. 88, iss. 8) • Page Image 10

… Eng- lish Language Institute students. Lan- ce guage exchange possible with Arabic, Japanese, Persian and Spanish. To volunteer call ELI, 764-2413 Mon., Wed.. & Fri. 8-12,1-5. 03F917 JAZZ AT THE…

…, week- OST-Medium size black and white ends= 13B920 t. The Hill, E. University area. Call ROOM AND BO ARD MORE TO OFFER WOMEN Student. Co-ops. Friends, sharing, working to. gether to save. Call…

…-Own room in co-ed house. Male grad student preferred. Close to campus. $108 and utilities. 665-9480. 22C922 LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO LIVE? Opening for woman in Nakamura Co- op. Nice people, good food…

… FLEA MARKE T. Student-used furniture, desks, beds, couches, household goods, antiques, collectibles and much miscellaneous. Over 46,000 sq.;ft. 214-E. Michigan at Park, downtown Ypsilanti, 6 6p.m.-10 p…

… Wolverine Institute, 973-1480 or 663-1467. Student rates. 86F918 WANTED-Women and couples for sen-. sual surrogacy, attractive, discreet, mature. Absolute confidentiality. Box No. 1, Michigan Daily. 59F920…

… wanted, eager student, preparing for stay in Den- mark. Please call 668-6220. 73H916 PART TIME SALESPERSON needed to work 2 full days, Monday thru Thurs- day. Apply Roots Footwear, 314 S. State. 51H917…

….m. weekdays for two school children. Call Lyn, 769- 7625 7-9 p.m. 21H921 DISHWASHER-PART-TIME-Perfect for students, includes lunch. Also, part- time bartender trainees. The Second Chance Restaurant, apply in…

…. 662-7427. 0311921 WANTED-STUDENT (& OTHER) MEN AND WOMEN to "go on the air" (telephone that is!) to record an ENERGY LINE Dialogue Conversa- tion. Got something you want the whole world (well, not quite…

… OPERATOR for data point mini computer. Require accu- rate typist. Call Mrs. Hunter at 761- 7340. 9411922 WANTED-STUDENT to work 3-4 af- ternoons per week. Answering phone and some maintenance. 769…

…/female and $1.00 to AQUARIUS P.O. Box H, Monroe, MI 48161 26F916 the first ten people for pinball on Mon- day get a FREE game at Union Lanes, open 10a.m. cF918 SPECIAL STUDENT Vitamin Formula -for you that don…

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