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… for students to express their often senting opinions are the lifeblood of a unpopular opinions, ranging from criti- robust educational institution. cisms of stereotypical Arab and Muslim These rights…

… BY STUDENTS AT THE Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect theopinion of UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other pieces do not SINCE 1890 necessarily…

… state legislatures court's decision rests fails to fully consider the members -- of which Detroit's population is system that serves over 180,000 students. The nationwide who are quick to strip local…

… students, teachers the Detroit Public School System's students are curiae briefs, most notably one from the In 1999, the Michigan legislature passed the and city residents. First, the plaintiffs contend…

… priority for the City of a figure that could reach $1 million. Ann Arbor.. The real thought police Students' expression is central to educational mission outh Lyon High School's under- District. In Tinker…

… publication earned the harsh Hazelwood, the court upheld the right of retribution of the school's administrators schools to limit content in a school-spon- who suspended four students for sored publication in…

… school students "cannot be punished in response to the punishments While the courts merely for expressing their which has chilled the students' will overturn the personal views on the school ability to…

… particularly troubling that the In South Lyon, students of its students. administrators sought to sup- began the newspaper partially press the opinions of its students. in response to faculty supervision and The…

… are especially relevant in 4 jokes to arguments against standardized high schools where many students shy tests, such as the Michigan Educational away from controversy and refrain from Assessment…

… Program. Without the expressing contrarian or provocative administration involved, writers and edi- views. Engagement with these ideas pro- tors were able to freely state and argue vides students with an…

… the political leaders involved, getting a hands-on look at the dynamics of policies surrounding the issue. The course, titled the Arab-Israeli Conflict Mid-East Simulation, divides students into 16…

… University School of Art and Design. Tyler has printed graphic works for Josef Albert, Claes Oldenburg, Helen Frankenthaler and other artists. Students step into Middle East scenario By Mark Hutchinson For…

… The Daily Though the realities of the Arab Israeli con- flict seem to be at a distance, University stu- dents enrolled in education Prof. Jeff Kupperman's class have the chance to step into the shoes of…

… separate teams. The teams simulate the deci- sion-making process of three of the leaders involved in the conflict, including Ariel Sharon and Yasser Arafat. Throughout the course, students may utilize press…

… releases to communicate with one another and accomplish their parties' goals. But Kupperman said a peaceful solution is not always reached. Students can make their character perform an action such as…

…'s policy regarding its investments. The University's policy states that any investments which are the cause of "moral and ethical" concern to many students of the University should be investigated and if…

… military in his decision. All he should consider is whether many students find these investments to be of concern. If you have been keeping up on events around the University over the past two years, you…

…, Africans, Arabs, Muslims, Asians and many more people that I can name. The University should respond as it did when many stu- dents found the investments in South Africa and tobacco compa- nies of moral and…

… policies are, one would expect, remnants from another time. In fact Jews, while only 2 percent of the population, they account for 23 per- cent of the students at Ivy League schools. It would seem we have…

…. The reason? Because in order to maintain the "critical mass" of less qualified minority students, many of the best applicants are turned away. Apparently being a Jew- ish student is less valuable to the…

… their "allotment" and gained nearly a quarter of all spots at Ivy League schools - to the demise of the "underrepresented." Apparently the Law School will continue to deny admission to students simply…

… specified groups beyond racial classi- fications and some who even actively recruit certain categories. For exam- ple, Vanderbilt University recently announced an "elite strategy" to target Jewish students in…

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… to the establishment of 'free expression areas" at the university, which require official permission slips and 24 hours advance notice, as quoted by CNN. The students responded by drafting 365…

… another Neuman, the faculty code that allow LSA students to Nick Noreus' ideas to run the formerly Naked 4/11/02) failed in this regard. apply a greater number of course credits from Mile in underwear, is…

… category of "interdisciplinary" I, like many students, believe that the Uni- man's commitment to undergraduate education. courses as area distribution courses. versity and local law enforcement agencies…

…. faculty across several of the university's schools made significant contributions to the future of Hundreds of students would probably turn and colleges, for first and second year stddents. undergraduate…

…. late to make an impact this year, however, let us She initiated a faculty-student committee MARJORIE HORTON remember this wonderful idea for 2003! Long charged with the "Re-invention of Honors" to LSA…

… world and on this campus have rightly spoken up about it, but not necessarily against it. While a wave of anti-Arab prejudice has grown in this country since Sept. 11, Palestinian rhetoric against Israel…

… the Lifespan. REGENTS Continued from Page 1A Dearborn, director of the Arab Community Center for Eco- nomic and Social Services; GOP state Rep. Andrew Richner of Grosse Point Park, and Greg Stephens, a…

… legally organized educational corpo- ration, which is not fully operational at the present time ... It has no campus, neither faculty nor student body. It exists on paper and on the web ..." Under the…

…. "In a lot of ways it is clearly a fake," she said. "If a student was asked for supple- mentary information, it would be for an official or an unofficial transcript," Bor- land said. Also, in the…

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…01 4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 17, 2002 OP/ED Cbe fib~uaz~ 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 daily. letters@umich.edu NOTABLE QUOTABLE EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT…

… believe in the identity that others have lain upon you. Cognizant of the fact that our political leaders (student government prez and vice included) go through "political makeover" sessions and Hillary…

… we are guarding our country, we must use every piece of informa- tion which we have about our would-be attackers in order to defend ourselves. Meaning that a sin- gle Arab man traveling alone is…

… information To THE DAILY: Wednesday's report ("MSA passes resolu- tion in favor of detained local Muslim leader" 1/16/02) regarding Tuesday Night's Michigan Student Assembly meeting grossly misrepre- sented my…

…. His report only gives further evidence to my con- cern that many students rely on misinformation and unfortunately do not have the proper facts to make the decisions the resolution asked the assembly to…

…. RAJA RAGHUNATH Law student Pregnancy centers. provide alternative To THE DAILY: Th Tlilv A+, l "Tn,,tA o 1e cumstances, such as being unwed. And yes, unlike Planned Parenthood they don't tell women that…

… do notralways have to kill their unborn child, however much you and the greedy doc- tors and their affluent supporters want them to. ANDREW SHIRVELL LSA senior The letter writer is president ofStudents…

… for Life LETTERS POLICY The Michigan Daily welcomes letters from all of its readers. Letters from University students, faculty, staff and administrators will be given priority over others. Letters must…