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… incorporation of the guerrillas into the democratic process. (Continued from Page 1) The group has received a lot of atten- tion lately. Jonathan Kessler, Leader- ship and Development Coordinator of AIPAC (Arab…
…-Israeli Pubic Affair Committee), was one of the speakers at Hillel this Sunday. "I'm very excited about what the students at the University of Michigan are doing. The best way for IMPAC to make a difference is…
… to work in a House or Senate race. Students have made the decision th the Illinois race is impor- tant. I think it will make a difference" Kessler said. Senior Susan Wein agrees. Wein at- tended last…
…, additional parts of the parade route, reported no damage or problems with clean-up. Although the students were sup- posedly also spraying beer and1 throwing confetti in the Law Library, Director Margaret…
… Leary said she "Found the stacks cleaner than usual in the morning." -the Associated Press filed a report for this story. "-HA PPENINGS Happenings The Peace Corps begins interviewing interested students…
…-Write, 3 p.m., '"113 School of Education Bldg. Student Wood & Craft Shop - Introduction to Wood Working, 7 p.m., 537 SAB. r CRLT - TA workshop, "Ten Ways to Imnprove Your Teaching," 3 p.m., 109 E. Madison…
….m., 4051 LSA. Student Organizations Development Center - Workshop, "We Have to Stop Meeting Like this: Making Your Meetings Effective," 4 & 7 p.m., Union. School of Business Administration - Seminars…
…, Anne Behnke Fell, "The Silk Route," noon, Lane Hall Commons. Affordable Housing Task Force - Public hearing, 7:30 p.m., Pinelake TAKE-THE LEAD' Help New Students or Their Parents Discover the Diversity…





