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…0 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 18, 1991 Ebr 3~irb4an 1aiIj EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Viewpoint NOAH…

… the opinion of the Daily. " Arab-Americans FBI should protect, not harass American citizens IN RECENT WEEKS THE ARAB- American community has drawn at- tention to, and voiced opposition against, the…

… Federal Bureau of Investi- gation's (FBI) surveillance and inter- rogation of its citizens. Now that a shooting war has begun and anti-Arab sentiment is growing in many areas, American citizens of Arab…

… descent need greater police and FBI protection. However, the FBI has conflicting responsibilities; it assumes the role of protectorate of our citizens, but sus- pects Arab-Americans have informa- tion about…

…, or are party to, wrongdoing. The result has been a large-scale ques- tioning of Arab-Americans, especially in the Detroit area, where the largest Arab population lives outside the Middle East, about…

… in World War II. In addition, their prejudiced interrogation sets a poor precedent for how American citi- zens should treat one another. When Arab-Americans are being held ac- countable for Iraq…

…'s foreign policy, the American government has a responsi- bility to dispel such myths, not to fuel them. Strong parallels can be drawn be- tween the FBI's efforts aimed at Arab- Americans and FBI activity…

… to imply links to "terrorism." Secondly, Arab-American and civil rights organizations recently exposed a planned internment camp for Arab- Americans in Oakdale, Louisiana. It is frightening that almost…

… rising discrimination against Americans of Arab decent, and fight to dispel the myths that perpetuate it. Whether or not we support war with Iraq, we must promote the protection of these peo- ple's most…

… are LSA senior Ken-Polski, graduate student Sarah Messer, and LSA junior David Bryce. Conflicting loyalties in the Gulf crisis Safe sex University should make condoms more available By Stephen…

… BY JOSHUA MITNICK AND ANNA SENKEVITCH Four University students were ar- raigned in 15th district court yester- day on charges of harassing two women on campus earlier this month. The women filed the…

…- fendant does not admit guilt. Ann Arbor Police Det. Mark Parin, who investigated the case, said each student will likely be placed on six-months probation, during which time they would serve 50 hours of…

… students have no further violations during the next six months and fulfill their probation requirements, the crime will be erased from their records. Senior Associate Athletic Direc- tor Jack Weidenbach said…

… 2 Report accuses Meese Former Attorney General's actions found unethical JESSICA GREENE/Daily Hands on LSA sophomore Heather Wolf and Vassar University student Zoey TV monitor at the Ann Arbor…

…-year students won Hopwood Awards, totalling $2925, in essay, fiction, and poetry categories. Three other awards were also presented yesterday by the English Department: The Academy of American Poets Prize, The…

… civilians and three of the 280 police officers called to the scene were injured. DETROIT (AP) - Yasser Arafat's acceptance of a Detroit at- torney's invitation to speak at a gathering of Arab-Americans in…

… response to stones lobbed over the university's surrounding wall. Several unarmed students werewounded in the incident. At Dheisheh refugee camp, I spoke to Arab students and leaders who clearly wanted not…

…; the Jews of Israel have a state they can call their own; the Arabs of Palestine, Obiquit y By Joshua Peck lasting and memorable an impression as the brief time I spent in the-Arab city of Ramallah, a…

…, Ar- menians, British, a handful of Christian sects, and of course, the Jews, both ancient and modern. RAMALLAH, HOWEVER, is strictly an Arab city, and it looks the part. Unlike most cities within…

… Israel's borders, Ramallah's street signs and advertisements are written only in the Arabic alphabet. Shopkeepers, often as not, have a minimal or non-existent knowledge of any language other than their…

… native one; they don't need any other. The music one hears blaring forth from storefronts is no mix of East and West either: just that largely monotonal drone exclusive to the Arab world. The faces one…

… sees in the throngs that cover the streets in the hot midday are Arab faces-I think my hazel eyes might have been the only ones lighter than dark brown on the en- tire main street of Ramallah. Perhaps…

… grudgingly takes its orders. Standing in the central square of town, the thorough injustice of the current Palestinian plight struck me as never before. Here is an Arab city populated by Arabs, living an Arab…

… life graced with centuries-old Arab culture, yet bound by the rule of a government peopled with a culture and lifestyle more European than Asian, and catering primarily to the interests of its own. THE…

… Arabs I met in the West Bank convinced me that Ramallah will one day again be an Arab city with regard to sovereignty as well as with regard to population, and that that will happen long before the…

… Israeli military government unilaterally shut it down. The faculty and students had planned and begun celebrating an event they called "Palestine Week," meant primarily to celebrate Palestinian arts and…

… said. But LSA sophomore Rama Salhi, who represented the"Arab culture, said it was important for students to also be aware of the current politi- cal situations of their cultures, since other cultures…

…. " Students can spend their lunch breaks listening to Plocki share her coach- ing experiences from noon to 1 p.m. in the Henderson Room of the Michigan League. There will also be an opportu- nity to interact…

… with the coach during a Q & A session. Career Center to hold internship fair for students The Internship Fair, today from 2 to 6 p.m. in the Michigan Union, offers students an opportunity to con- nect…

… with numerous organizations and employers. Registration is free and will take place at the event. For more information on the fair, go to the Career Center website at cpp. umich.edu. Grad student to make…

… music from * various appliances School of Music graduate student Jeff Myers will present a day-long sonic event consisting df nothing more than the amplification of.lectrically powered machines in the…

… Safety reports. The indi- vidual later returned. Student's birthday celebration comes to painful end A University student reported that he was hit by a car Saturday morning at 2:30 a.m. as he walked home…

… from cel- ebrating his 21st birthday. The student said he spent the night in University Hospital, but had no serious injuries. THIS DAY In Daily History Hockey players plead no contest to assault charges…

… escapes," he said about the department's administration. South Quad hosts first cultural carnival' By Eboni Mack For the Daily Students wishing to gain a better understanding of different cultures could…

… might not be familiar. Booths were set up by students to represent various cultural groups. Many of the booths used poster boards, ethnic foods and games to educate viewers on their cultures. LSA…

… informational ses- sion," he said. At the Israeli booth, LSA junior Roy Braid commented on the impor- tance of events to educate students about different cultures. Braid added that it is important to have…

… Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, January 18, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Law…

… hedges on file access THE ALLEGEDLY LIBERATING new federal law which theoretic- ally allows students access to their own personal and academic records looks like little more than a variation on the "give…

…-em-a-few-inches-and- maybe-they'll-be-quiet" routine. As a result of the new amendment to the only months-old Educational Rights and Privacy Act, certain of the con- tents of student files may still be kept from them. Letters…

… amendment missed one essential point: the student wants access to his counseling file because it pertains to him and no one else; we want some knowledge of what is being compiled with regard to our…

… personalities, our financial status, and our academic careers. Rather than giving students an undisputed right to their files, - which would, incidentally, help to de- ter such secret entries as the OAIS test…

… in the psychology depart- ment to bring about courses dealing with "writing in psychology,'"accord- -ing to Department Chairman Warren Norman. Several students expressed their overall approval of the…

…." Sophomore Dave Johnson agreed. "I don't think (most professors) are quali- fied. It should be done through the Eng- lish department," he said. . Sandy Feldman, coordinator of the Students',Counseling office…

…, said, "I'm glad they're putting an emphasis on English." LSA Student Government (LSA-SG) President Dick Brazee mirrored that view: "I applaud the positive spirit in which it was adopted." LSA-SG member…

… the "cour- age and wisdom" of Egyptian Presi- dent Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin "in sweep- ing aside the barriers that for so long separated Arabs from Israelis." ISRAELI…

…, "is the alternative to war and not a substitute for war." Kamel said Egypt was ready to accept Israel as part of the Middle East. But he said all the land - including Arab East Jerusalem - captured by…

… Israel during the 1967 Six-Day war must be restored to the Arabs. Saudis want West Bank, Gaza (Continued from Page 1) THE PUBLICATION said the Saudis rejected Israeli IPrime Minister Mena- hem Begin…

… world's increasing demand for oil in the coming years," the publication, said. One of those conditions is complete Israeli withdrawal from all Arab lands occupied since 1967, the report said. The other is…

… to buy occupied Arab lands, but one said the organization was aware of a sharp strain in Saudi-Ameri- can relations. Saudi Arabia is a major bankFoller of the PLO. ,SYSTEMS RESEARCH INCORPORA TED…

… War protestors' condemn U.S. aggression s. Y AmandaNeuman Daily Staff Reporter k{ Less than 24 hours after United States forces initiated Operation Desert Storm, students braved f% m the cold to rally…

… against the war on the Diag at 11 a.m. yesterday. The rally, organized by the Students Against U.S. Intervention in the Middle East (SAUSI), drew 500 protestors by Ann Arbor policef estimates, 2…

… tired of these insane tirades about protecting democracy and self-determination. We are tired of hypocrisy and U.S._ aggression, " said first-year Rackham student, Toml Abowd. Abowd denounced President…

…. "Mr. Bush has no right to speak for the world. George Bush is our elected representative, not our emperor," said LSA senior and Arab-American, Deyar, who gave only her first name. .>. - Deyar, a…

… Chaldean, said she fears being placed in an internment camp like many Japanese-Americans were during World War II. See PROTEST, Pg 2 Jewish students fear for Israel by Jay Garcia and Gwen Shaffer Daily…

… from television reports. In particular, Jewish students expressed anguish at the turn of events. Nicole Sanderson, a graduate stu- dent in the Institute of Public Policy Studies, said she was on the…

… students, in Israel. "My first reaction was that I needed information because I was concerned about my friends in Israel. Then I felt helpless. Then I felt bit- ter. And now I'm just very sad," said first…

…-year LSA student Elissa Gold- man. "There are a lot of people I know actually there right now. I'm afraid of what will happen," said Alex Horowitz, an LSA sophomore. LSA sophomore Dan Brown, a member of…

… think it's disgusting and un- called for that the Iraqi's would bomb innocent citizens and a hospi- tal instead of military bases," said first-year LSA student Becca Don- nenfeld. "I don't think Israel…

… CESSAR Y Dormrent ma jum.4%in fall By RICHARD BERKE increases include a student labor cost Next year's dormitory rates will rise by 7.4 per cent if the Regents ap- prove a recommendation by the…

… and a food cost hike of four per cent. Composed of two voting student members and two voting Housing Office members as well as six non- voting members, the committee annually draws up a proposal speci…

…- fying housing rate increases. In most cases, the Regents have approved the committee's recommendations without amendment. After much debate, committee members decided to give a break to the 200 students…

… to using their own towels and it wouldn't be worth $8 more per student to bring them back. The lack of paper towels in dorm bathrooms met with considerable resident dissatisfaction last fall. The…

… for each LSA department to offer a writing program for junior and senior concen- trators beginning with the class of 1982. The new program also calls for a writing test for all entering students and…

… to buy the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip from Israel to establish a Palestinian state, an Arab publication said yesterday. The Saudi leaders made the offer to President Carter during…

… his visit earlier this month to Saudi Arabia, the world's leading oil exporter, according to the Middle East Reporter, a usually well-informed daily digest of Arab af- fairs. "THE SAUDIS MADE IT PLAIN…

… no provi- sions for reversing the outcome of a game. The seething A rah worl The Arab nations are hotbeds of hatred. They hate Israel. The U. S. And even each other. In this week's Post, you'll read a…

… frightening re- port on the Middle East. You'll learn whyAmerica has become theArab's scapegoat. And what we can do to keep this poison from spreading. The Saturday Evening JANUARY 20 ISSUE NOW ON SALE U. D…

… This semester, the Student Book Exchange has $1500.00 IN CASH to give to you, the student body, in exchange for your books. YOU NAME YOUR PRICE:: There will be cash for books in room 528c in the basement…

… evening of January 29th; Markley at 7, Lloyd 8, East Quad 9, South Quad 10. There, too, we will give you cash for your books. We also have 3000 plasticized book covers to give away free. STUDENT'S BOOKS…

… and discussion in the Wolverine Room of the Michigan Union today at noon- There will be a panel with students and staff from the LGBT community, and various minority groups. After the lecture…

…, discussion will focus on the challenges people in diverse identity groups face when speaking out about sexual violence. Mass meeting for mentors to be held in Union The Office of New Student Pro- grams is…

… holding a mass meeting for its Peer mentor program today in Anderson Rooms A and B of the Michigan Union from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Peer Mentors will work with a group of first-year students and one faculty…

… member in the fall. Students find an excuse to play video games in Pierpont Commons A video game tournament will take place in the recreation room at Pierpont Commons from 6:30 to 9:00 p m. today. The…

… tournament, sponsored by the Univer- sity Unions Arts and Programs, will fea- ture the Game Cube console. Students can sign up at 6:30 pm. Winners will receive a $75 gift certificate from Best Buy. CRIME NOTES…

… Student injured in weight room A person was injured in the Central Campus Recreation Building weight room at about 6 p.m. on Monday, the Department of Public Safety reported. The subject was taken to the…

… they will comply with the military draft or an FBI investigation of Arab- American students. Additionally, they asked the University to condone a student- sponsored strike. "If the students meet tonight…

….m., two graduate students, Corey Dolgon and Patrick Kennelly, interrupted Ugiversity President James Duder- ,taidt's opening remarks. They 4sIked the regents to address the is- sw of the war immediately and…

… warned that "thousands of students would be approaching the Fleming ,wuilding within minutes." Dolgon and Kenelly were refer- ring to the anti-war rally which convened earlier in the day on the Diag and…

… people in support of the President's efforts and I am one of them." Administrators said the public comments session was cancelled as'a result of the disruption by the two graduate students. Minutes before…

…, approximately 300 students -gathered in front of the Fleming Building. ' The protestors began by joining hands and singing songs. Later Dogon addressed the crowd and described how he was removed fr6m the meeting…

… to decide if (a strike) is called for, we'd hope the University would support it," Dolgon said. Not all the students convened in front of the Fleming Building shared Dolgon's views. violence to defend…

… themselves against University police. Other students in favor of the war gathered to disrupt the anti- war protestors. "We shouldn't look for the ad- ministration to take a position. They shouldn't have to…

…. Every per- son has a right to believe what they want," said first-year LSA student Daniel Cohen. Regent Phillip Power (D-Ann Arbor) said, "I understand why 'When a country is at war, we should sup- port…

… Students aligned with the Anti- Imperialist Action Caucus pro- posed that anti-war protestors take a more militant stand. "The singing is not going to stop the war," said Nursing junior Carol Allen, a member…

… of the Anti- Imperialist Caucus. "Without mass occupation of buildings, nothing is going to happen." She said students should use they feel so strongly about the war and many people at the meeting…

… n aaUaL C StOVE IEZM All OV Q t7 Q Q DU ' 1~$ EONSCANDIq 9 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SINCE 1890 GEOFFREY GAGNON Editor in Chief MICHAEL GRASS NICHOLAS WOOMER…

… leeway. In addition, your ability to learn languages doesn't really matter. It's a fact that some students' brains don't register foreign 'lan- guages as well as others. I may have a hard time and need to…

…" stereotype often used to typify University of Michigan Busi- ness School students. Is it accurate? For some People, perhaps. But for a member of the Daily edit board, which is a consistent champion of student…

… select their own successors. The action, on a recommenda- ~tion by University President Rob- ben W. Fleming, culminated near- ly two years' work by the faculty- student Committee on Communi- cations Media…

… by have been appointed by the Board Prof. L. Hart Wright of the Law in Control of Student PublicationsSchool chairman of the commit- acting on the recommendation of tee, recommended the publications…

… and all freshmen live in dormitor ies. Parental permission will be required, however, for fresh- men students and women under 2l who desire to live in off- campus housing. The vote on the requirement…

… was made without debate. The resolution further stipulates that a special letter be included in the mailings to all, newly enrolled students stating: - The educational advantages of dormitory living…

… calls o elcn the present Board in Control of Student Pub- lications with a restructured: Board for Student Publications. The new board will consist of three faculty members selected by the Senate Assembly…

… app help revitalize the school." Willard Olson, retiring dea recommendation of the student .Daily-Andy sacks mandatory residency requirement publications editors. REGENTS PONDER arguments on the Wright…

… "message of confrontation" during his recent Mideast trip. Bush spent much of his visit to the region, which he wrapped up on Wednesday, rallying sup- port among Arab allies for a strong stance against Iran…

… fresh- man classes were shown a DPS video during orientation showing how easy it can be to steal a laptop, Brown said. Brown said many laptops are stolen because students grow too accustomed to carrying…

… security officer, said the Universi- ty recommends that students pur- chase recovery software for their computers. The software, which usually ROBERTS From Page 1 Roberts spoke at length about how important…

…, Mich., accord-I ing to the University's student directory.i Kinsey said Myrick has ac criminal record with other localT police departments, but declinedc to elaborate. "There have been some issuest with…

… system," she said. Brown said various heads ofa the schools and colleges whoc receive the crime alert e-mails are responsible for forwarding them s on to students. The crime alert I asks recipients to…

… share the infor-v mation with faculty, staff and stu- dent colleagues.F But many administrators nevere pass the alerts on, and because the" global e-mail server takes so long I to finish, many students…

… find out aboutc something like this. Eighteend hours is just too late."s To provide a more timely and comprehensive method of alerting t students and faculty in emergencyc situations, the University is…

… is a sticker on the laptop that says 'protected by LoJack.' These commercial packages can be relatively expensive compared to other security measures." Brown said students should write down their…

… computer's serial number and avoid leaving laptops unattended. Howell said students should store sensitive information like bank accounts and social secu- hate and fear. "It was a dangerous thing to teach…

… rights movement. She said Roberts could teach University students "how to do better by the students who are going through the educa- tional system now." Roberts said that today's society continues to fight…

… have every right to say what we want, without being thrown in a camp for it," Deyar added. The final speaker, first year law student, Karima Bennoune, is also an Arab-American. Bennoune em- phasized the…

… they do it swiftly and devastatingly. Enough with (Saddam). He has to be stopped now," Paul Shwartzman, a Business School junior, said. Several students shared their pre- dictions for what action they…

… be- lieved Israel will take. "Israel is going to do what ev- eryone expects them to do, and that is to counterattack," said first-year LSA student Larry Bartos. "Hopefully, the coalition will realize…

… Bennoune's demand for an end to U.S. -bombing. Bennoune reminded the crowd that the student movement of the 1960s contributed to the cessation of the Vietnam War and urged them to take similar non…

… Williams. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein had vowed in advance to answer, American hostilities with an attack' on Israel, a bid to widen the Per- sian Gulf war and tempt Arab na- tions - Syria and Egypt among…

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… Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates via U.S. mail for fall and winter $39 for two terms, $22 forone term. Campus delivery…

… $28.00 for two terms. Prorated rates: $25 for two terms; $11 for one term. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. . ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard…

… students from the University of Mryland. Performance Chaos or Community Pursuing MLK 3 pm, Michigan League, Lydia Mendelsohn Theater For more information contact Faye Burton, 734.615.3734, fayeb…

…@umich.edu Sponsored by School of l\usic The School of Music will present a musical tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The trib- ute will feature Marietta Simpson and other faculty and students from the School…

…@umich.edu Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities and Leadership During Winterfest SAL will offer programs that will help you and your student organization learn more about community and collaboration across…

… cultures, and making your student organization more inclusive. Panel Discussion Movement Makers featuring Don Nakanishi and Mori Nashida 7:00 pm, Michigan League, Koessler For more information contact Ijun…

… Lai, 734.623.8471, ilai@umich.edu Sponsored by the United Asian American Organizations and the MLK Symposium Plan- ning Committee Ever think that students do not have the power to make monumental change…

… included peer mediation, diver- sity workshops, violence prevention and gender sensitivity training. January 28 Lecture 9-11.: An Exploration of Hate Crimes Against the Arab-American and South Asin…

… Communitess 4 pm, UM Business School, Hale Auditorium For more information contact Howard Liu, 734.663.5179, hyliu@umich.edu Sponsored by Hate Crime Symposium and the IASA (Indian American Students Association…

…) In the days after 9-11, there was a second tragedy, a wave of hate crimes against the South Asian and Arab American community. Deepa lyer, a lawyer and community activist, will show a new video about…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDrIED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN __ _UUNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR…

… September by the Faculty Assembly, called for greater student participation in University af- fairs. Since its approval, a subcommittee of the Assembly's Student Relations Com- mittee. has examined the report…

… for a few hours. Which isn't to say that there aren't professors here who can teach students. Personally I've run into five who can. Nor is it to say that Fiedler has been the intellectual salva- tion…

… of the University's under- graduates. What can one man, any man, do in three weeks? But his presence does illustrate the widespread feeling among students here that they aren't learning much of…

… is incredible that universities do not even begin to provide that edu- cation. Students understand this edu- cational vacuum. Hence, they have brought Leslie Fiedler here in pathetic effort to redress…

… provide students with "the ancient, cru- cial, high art of teaching, the kind of teaching which alone can claim to be called educational, an essential element in all noble human culture, and hence a task…

… Revolutionary Student Bri- gade-sponsored memorial for Chou En-Lai at the International Center, next to the Union . . . and the A-Squares Dance club will teach beginners from 8-9:30 p.m. Halts heaviest strife in…

… what the~ board described as "survival reading ability." The board felt it was unfair to the current crop of senior high school students to impose this shock- ing new graduation requirement on them, so…

… the rule will not apply for three years. The test will be changed each year to prevent students who cannot read from passing by memorization after taking is so many times. Can you picture the LA seniors…

… the finish too great to contemplate. Certainly the Arab world was deenly concerned a b o u t the rind deterioration of the situa- tion in the last few days and the i'tervention of the Arab am- bassadors…

… non-gay students to their feelings and attitudes to- uality and society's treatment of dent enrolled in the class said he ourse "because I am interested in ere my true sexuality lies.", xned that…

… overwhelming 33 students are gay. afraid to have it (the course) on t because p e o p 1 e will assume nd that's not a good thing to be e student said. rd, who attended the first meeting See COURSE, Page 2 l…

… their arraign- ment, the students had delivered to the Daily a letter of apology to the women and the University commu- nity. In it they wrote, "We had no intention to frighten or harass any- one, but we…

… used the building as a short pass to a bus shelter on N. University St, Vail said. The police report did not indicate whether the men were University students, Vail said, adding that po- l ice are…

… impress you. " Graduate degrees are avail- . Various fellowships and work pro able for those with undergrad de- grams are available for student grees in the sciences or engineer- support, ing and earn…

… a tougher policy against Arab stone throwers yesterday, blowing up the homes of three suspects and saying soldiers could fire more freely to quell violent protests in the Palestinian uprising. Three…

… Palestinians died yesterday and 16 were wounded in clashes with troops in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, Arab reports said. Army officials confirmed the deaths. Some Israeli reserve soldiers confronted…

… and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: for fall and winter (2 semesters) $25.00 in-town and $35 out-of-town, for fall only $15.00 in-town and $20.00 out…

…-of-town. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion 747-2814, Arts 763-0379, Sports 747-3336, Cir- culation 764…

… sports in the final package, President Robben Fleming said. " More tuition blues A new quirk in the University's tuition increase was revealed at yesterday's Regents meeting by dental hy- giene student…

… Roxanne Bair. Bair, speaking for 15 other students, explained that dental hygiene students were informed in December that they would be charged junior-senior fees of $452 per term, although their status…

… with the University is as freshpersons and sophomores. Denying that the dental hygiene program incurs special expense that could justify the higher fees, Bair admit- ted that some of the students have…

… and army and against the whole Arab nation," YIGEL ALLON, the Israeli depu- ty premier, said he could not give details of the pact. But from his television remarks, these points emerged: -Israel will…

… Student Government Council (SGC) for exactly one week following Lee Gill's resignation last Thursday, last night resigned his presidency citing a lack of time, the same excuse offered by his predecessor…

…. The move had been expected all week long. Council was then opened up to nominations for president. Rackham Student President Carl Sandberg was elected in absentia over Brad Taylor, a former SGC member…

… Action Movement (BAM) demands and Affirmative Action had back- logged a large number of routine appointments and recognition of student organizations. Council also yielded to pressure from constituents who…

… interest in film held by so many students. More film courses are on the way. PROSPECTS SEEM excellent for a ~nonttion nroara in film tote movie hooit nearly a decade. A very small number of students, in…

… make recommendations on future cinema classes and programs. "IF OUR BUDGET allows, we expect to offer the opportunity for a major in film and a unified film film major. Students would select. courses…

… Michigan ,daily's "Student Housing Guide" DEADLINE-,-- MON'DAY, FEB. 3 The quickest and easiest way to sublet your pad is through The Daily's special apartment' supplemeht to be published. Sunday, February…

… and the Church." ST. AIDEN'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL (North Campus) 1679 Broadway 10:00 a.m..-Discussion Group. I11:00 a.m.-Service. LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL A.L.C.-L.C.A. Hill St. at S. Forest Ave…

… allow for a more "controlled education" for the students. She feels the setting of the Residential Program should pre- vent repetition of material, and "ease the adjustment of transfer students." The…

… program will focus on pre- student teaching including courses in sociology and. psychology, and will allow potenitial student teach- ers to tutor and work with ele- mientary school students without O being…

… faced, with %the full respon- sibilities-of a student teacher. Dorthy Gieer._ Grad who was an assisting graduate: student to the ;program this year, says the pro- gram expects between 20 and 50 ,women…

….m.-Fellowship Supper. 7:00 p.m .-Fel lowship Program-"Ecumen - ism-What Is It and Where Is It Going?" with the Rev. 'William Browne of E.M.U. Wesley Foundation. . TUESDAY 12:'00 noon--Luncheon Discussion-"Are the Arabs…

…OPINION Page 4 Monday, January 18, 1988 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan King's message speaks to 'U' Vol. XCVIII, No.74 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor…

… Israel's hostile rule. To find a solution to the Pales- tinian-Israeli problem, some groundwork must be laid. . First, the Palestinian refugee problem is not exclusively an Arab problem, just as the South…

… are Arabs, is a racist concept. The Palestinians are entitled to their own identity. Second, the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) should be rec- ognized by Israel and the United States as a…

…'s. The time has come for the circle to be broken: the students of this University must demand immediate changes within an institution that is" im- plicitly discriminatory. For example, every honors student…

… "less important." It should be required that not simply hon- ors students, but all students at the Uni- versity, study a number of these "less im- portant" disciplines. Furthermore, it must be made manda…

…- tory for U of M first-year students to take a course exploring such issues as sexism, racism and homophobia. Such a course would help students explore and come to terms with their feelings regarding…

… students fail to set the standards for right and wrong at this Uni- versity, it will continue to perpetuate its system of discrimination. Unfortunately, as Reverend King demonstrated, when people's values…

… up a 4th Ave. Adult Entertainment store. Why not a "young working-aged male" or "a male in his late teens" or some other neutral description that doesn't implicate college students in stealing "adult…

…" material? Our college students4 can learn about the harsh reali- ties of life by simply reading the Daily. -Robert E. Beyer, Department of Biology January 13 Support Steiner To the Daily: We, the elected…

… diversity mand alitv of th rnMep xW Boycott Classes 14,7 y T ODAY IS SET ASIDE to honor the . Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Daily encourages students and to learn about racism at the Univer- sity…

…-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The elusive ten per cent AS EGYPTIANS RETURN TO MIDEAST Euphoria fizzles in Mideast A NOTHER JANUARY, and another report from the Office of…

… Ac- tion Movement (BAM) strike here which came close to shutting down the campus for eight days. BAM, a group of Smilitant black students, sat down for a set of negotiations with Robben Fleming and…

… almost $3 million. Officials attribute the deficit to their overestimating tuition income this year and warned that departments of student services, financial aid, academic affairs and research are to be…

… tuition revenues. The Uni- versity has traced the falloff to a slight drop in enrollment, but more specifi- cally, to the discovery that the average student is taking fewer credit hours and thus is not…

… play, you may remember an earlier form of it from the Net- work's "Works in Progress" series. 8 pm at the Performance Network, 408 W. Washington. $4, less for students and senior citizens. Call 663…

… University Art Miseum is a chance for students to involve themselves in the selection of new museum pieces from Africa. Par- ticipants are welcome to view, discuss, and vote at the Annual Friends Metting, at 7…

… Cafe (996-2747) - Motown's mighty Domino. Men's Basketball The Wolverines try to dunk the Iowa Hawkeyes. 9 pm at Crisler Arena. $6. Call 764-0247 to know more. Student Pugwash - YOU ASKED FOR IT - you…

….) Student discoun- ts are availableon the 3 dollar ad- mission, and additional discounts Botticelli Game Players On this, as on every Tuesday, the Botticelli Game Players met in the Michigan League. To join…

… Prism Saxophone Ensemble, a trio of University students presenting music to munch by. 12:15 pm at the Pendleton Room, Michigan Union. Free. Questions? Call 763-5900. Stage Main Street Comedy Showcase…

…'s International Relations Department speaks on The Con- dition of World Jewry: in Arab Countries. 7 pm at Hillel. Free. Call 663-3336. Sports Men's Basketball Our hoopers battle the mighty Michigan State Spartans…

… before it is placed on the ballot. In other MSA developments, CSJ yes- terday afternoon ordered office space to be reallocated to the Organization of Arab Students. The student group had been denied the…

… Michigan Student Assembly last night voted to hold a special campus- wide referendum on a proposed amend- ment altering the composition of the As- sembly. Central Student Judiciary (CSJ) ruled the present…

…, February 22. Student General Council G.J. Di- Giuseppe expects the special election to cost $700 to $800, but said this was just an estimate. Student Newspaper at The University of Michigan I *I ,I A…

… reassignment by the Student Organizations Board (SOB) last September after SOB officials discovered the office to be left an "utter mess" over the summer according to Student General Counsel DiGiuseppe. CSJ…

… sorely shaken, and we know too that he repre- sents Shakespeare's belief that reason does not suffice. But Cherault neither thinks nor feels; he had been a student once, soon realized that ambition of any…

… affirmation to the characters of O'Hara or Farrell. Raymond, an unsavory pimp, and an 'acquaintance of Cherault's, beats his mistress, and Cherault be- comes involved. Finally the clerk kills the Arab brother…

… up a girl's hair, or a smile, or a silver bangle. In many places, the reader heels almost too sharply the crushing heat of the Algerian seashore, and the murder of the Arab is committed in a heat…

… the achievement of (non-discrimination) by all parties with which the University transacts business, which it recognizes, or with which students and employees of the University are involved." But Kurtz…

… necessary, because gay students are well-represented on campus. Waters was the only regent to abstain from voting on the proposed bylaw change. Following the vote on the bylaw change, the regents voted to…

… Middle East war. Last week, the army adopted a new tactic of economic siege by putting all eight Gaza refugee camps and six of the 15 in the West Bank under at least partial curfew, pre- venting Arabs from…

… Flem- ing's statement, as well as his refusal to fire Steiner. "We're all really upset," said UCAR steering committee member Pam Nadasen, "I -don't think that students are going to let it rest where it…

… future too!! IEDICINE I Vol. XCVIII - No.74 The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription…

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… Conference Room, Rackham "The Soviet Attitude Toward an Arab-Israeli Settlement" SPONSOR: Center for Russian and E. European Studies I THURSDAY, JAN. 19-4 pm Lecture Room I MLB S"The Soviet Attitude Toward the…

… fifties. TIMOTHY BOTTOMS (Paper Chase) is a sexually eager high school student in this film noted for its authentic black and white photography and skillful direction. WED. JAN. 18-7 pm and 9 pm Natural…

…0 OPINION Page 4 $br £k4~rauidj Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Wednesday, January 18, 1989 Free The Michigan Daily speech for all Vol. IC, No.77 420 Maynard St…

… "showcase and accentuate the talent and accomplishments of Black women on campus." However, as Perlita Muiruri, a first-year student, said, "It should be Black women celebrating Black women, not just Black…

… subject Black women to sexism. By Jesse Walker In his column defending the Michigan Student Assembly's recent decision to derecognize Tagar and the Campus Chris- tian Fellowship, "1st Amendment: right to…

…? Similar to its initiatives for nuclear dis- armament, the Soviet Union presented a plan for CBW disarmament which the United States generally ignored. Arab bloc countries also called for a linkage of CBWs…

… use CBWs covertly or through proxy forces throughout the world. The Arab bloc countries calling for linkage with nuclear weapons know very well how CBWs fit into U.S. strategy for escalation dominance…

… Eighty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109_ Tuesday, January 18, 1977 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan…

… few years ago. This trend continues to dis-' turb me deeply. It's hard enough for the Israelis to overcome the Arabs and their Third World Supporters without trying to contend with their suspected…

… "friends" -such as France and West Germany. This type of West European acquiesence into Arab demands in return for valuable oil must stop soon if terrorism is to be checked and justice is to live on. I have…

… by student v (e.g. loca land stage issue /or rely on writers of n stature for national comm (unless there are some s writers who are willing for'h the effort necessary come minimally informed) In order…

…- versity of Michigan student n/com- body. The Daily only reflects sourc- owr administration's policy of in- upon difference, particularly for t h e w i I d Black people of that city. But Why there are many…

… t tga sug Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Whodunit? (LIKcE SISY'PHUS, DOoMED FOREVER TxPush4 A. FLOCK UP A STEEP H ILL…

…. -The Democrats did it. -The recorder crossed w i r e s with the White House Christmas tree lights. -The Arabs did it. ALL THESE are just possibili- ties, of course, and I am just dying to hear what the…

…-Yo's string and get rid of him. After all, he 'tas absolute- ly no recycle value. WE ARE the energy crisis. Not the Arabs, or the oil companies, but us. We don't have the energy to issue the call to our…

… four students were killed and nine others wounded by gunfire from Na- tional Guard troops on May 4, 1970. The original state grand jury and a Justice Department probe headed by then-Attorney General John…

… Mitchell ex- onerated the guardsmen and indictied 25 students, including some of those wound- ed, for such crimes as incitement to riot. The original indictments and investi- gations were suspect for many…

… he heard the shooting. "When I saw the Arab I ran toward him with a chair," said Hasson, a truck driver. "I threw the chair at him." Hasson said he hit the attacker in the face with the chair while…

… other people threw bottles at him. NEWS IN BRIEF HEADLINES FROMI AROUND THE WORLD >RUNDY, Va, Law school shooter could get death The expelled law school student accused of killing his dean and two others…

… and Professor Thomas Blackwell were slain in their offices and student Angela Dales, 33, died later at a hospital. Three other stu- dents were wounded. Prosecutor Sheila Tolliver said she will seek the…

… was sick, I was sick. I need help." GUANTANA O BAY NAVAL BASE., Cuba Red Cross workers to inspect Cuban prison Guards practiced basic commands in Arabic yesterday for dozens of al-Qaida and Taliban…

… through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September. via U.S. mail are $105. Winter term (January through April) is…

…? Rackham student Amir Fleischmann, Graduate Employees’ Organization contract committee chair, told The Daily he has overall hope for Ono’s administration, but some issues from past…

… with its students and faculty when it comes to labor and other University affairs. “We really want him to work with campus labor, to work with students and faculty to manage the affairs of…

… the University together, and create a fantastic place of learning,” Fleischmann said. LSA senior Russell McIntosh and co-programming chair of the Black Student Union (BSU) told The Daily he…

… does not want to see Ono forget about Black students at the University. “We want President Ono to remember that Black students have real and pressing needs,” McIntosh said. “They’re extremely…

… important. We want to see progress.” On Nov. 1, the BSU released their “More Than Four” platform, which calls on the University to provide more support for Black students by increasing Black…

… Martin Luther King Jr. reminded students that King's strug- gle to combat racism continues even after his death. About 150 students attended the speeches and musical performances at the Residential College…

… in East Quad. The speeches in part addressed comments made by LSA Dean Peter Steiner which have been termed racist by campus activist groups. "I'M WELL aware of the struggles that the students are cur…

… play. A Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Event, 2:45, Alumni center. Ruby, Dee and Ossie Davis- "Tribute to King," sponsored by the Black Student Union, 7 p.m., Rackham Auditorium. Dr. Michael…

… Darlington - "Processing Properties and Design of Fiber Reinforced Plastics,"4 p.m., Room 1017, Dow Building. Dr. Mahmoud Sieny - "Computer-Aided Translation and the Arabic Language," 4 p.m., 3050 Frieze…

… 7.02 only to stifle student input. MSA President Ken Weine said Fleming's use of bylaw 2.01 served to "alienate and polarize the University community." Fleming, said Weine, "thinks he can control the…

… Language Bldg. Any student with some knowledge ofI the French language may try out. Lectures University Lecture: Dr. Gustav E. von Grunebaum, Professor of Arabic, University of Chicago, will lecture on the…

… projects failing to make this report may expect to find themselves denied their necessary supplies. All Students, Registration for Spring3 Term: Each student should plan to register for himself according to…

… the alphabetical schedules for March 1 and 2. Registrations by proxy will not be accepted. Registration Material, College of L. S. & A., Schools of Ed- ucation, Music, Public Health: Students should…

…, College of Architecture: Students should call for spring term material at Rm. 4, University Hall beginning Jan. 22. The College of Architecture will post an announcement in the near future giving time of…

… all laboratories and departments manu- facturing or carrying on research work, and to the feeding of animals ural Science Building. Robert L. WilliamsI Assistant Registrar All Graduate Students…

… trans- fer students are especially urged to attend. The purpose of the smoker is to acquaint the students with Engineering organizations and how the individual may participate in these extra…

… Budapest String Quartet, made Suite. All graduate students are cor- up of Josef Roismann and Edgar dially .invited to attend. Ortenberg, violinists; Boris Kroyt, viola and Mischa Schneider, violon- Co m E e…

… English Language Institute students. Language exchange possible with Japanese and Arabic students. To volunteer, call E.L.I., 764-2413,8-12,1-5. 24F120 LOW COST COUNSELING -Group, individual and family. 971…

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…. Flexible hours in congenial atmos- phere. Excellent opportunities for pre-med or biology students. Call Mary Ellen: 764-0274, 9:00- 5:00 weekdays. 95H120 Robert Rfedford still looks 'good at midnight. TAMMIE…

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… Carter. And thank you J.C. Heard. 4 L Smr mrrro+ awrrrrsrrrm m i nrrr F.REE SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS WHO NEED MONEY FOR COLLEGE Every Student is Eligible for Some Type of Financial Aid…

… scholarships are given to students based on their academic Interests, career plans, family heritage and place of residence. " There's money available for students who have been newspaper car- riers, grocery…

….00 (students) $1 .50 (others) inminmmmmmmmminminmmmmmmminmmminmmminminmwww w I TLahie Calendar ofThe University of Michigan ,. The calendar combines meeting, lecture work- shop and conference…

… announcements with other events happening each week on campus. It is based on The University Record calendar, and is open to all University sponsored groups and organizations recognized by the Michigan Student…

…, "Computer-Aided Translation and the Arabic Language,"4 pm, 3050 Frieze Bldg. TUESDAY Computing Ctr--Courses: In Rm 3001 SEB: Macintosh Basic Skills, 9 am-noon. Reg req; MS-DOS for Hard Disk Users, 10:30 am…

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….4 per cent below a year earlier, however. THE MICHIGAN DAILY (USPS 344-900) Volume XC, No.88 Friday, January 18, 1980 is edited and managed by students at 'the University of Michigan. Published daily…