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…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Thursday, May 19, 1983 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 7-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan…

… percent of non- registered students. Several bills in the U.S. House and Senate have been introduced to repeal or delay the law, but Rep. Gerald Solomon (R-N.Y.) who authored the amendment said he will…

… appeal any ruling or bill to the U.S. Supreme Court. University President Harold Shapiro has criticized the rules for carrying out the law which would require schools to check if a student is registered…

… law because it is a clear example of discrimination. It discriminates against low-income students who need federal aid to continue their education. It discriminates against men, because they are the…

… such as Yale and Dartmouth have opposed the law and offered to provide alternative sources of aid for students who refuse to register. The University cannot afford such a luxury and therefore, must fight…

… addressing the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon, thescontroversy over West Bank settlements or any other matter germane to Israeli- Arab differences, Begin focused on Soviet activities. There is no…

… that." Despite many programs designed to recruit and keep black students here, enrollment is only 5.2 percent of the total student body now. IN HIS NEW part-time post,- Hunter said he wants to try to…

… is not getting out to the students who need it. Hunter, a black 31-year-old, will receive $1,000 for his term which ends in December. He graduated. from Eastern Michigan University with a degree in…

… now thinks it can be suc- cessful if Hunter can have contact with students. Hitchcock said that with only one term to work in, Hunter will probably have to limit his activity somewhat. "With the time…

… that he has, it might be best if he stuck with just one area (of minority concerns)," she said. Hunter hopes that much of his ac- tivity will come from resonding to direct student complaints and…

… unprecedented effort by the cartel's 13 ministers to play down their bitter differences. A senior OPEC delegate said Nigeria, Iran and the United Arab Emirates - a Gulf moderate - have flouted their individual…

…, is a decline in the quality of instruction at state universities, problems in attracting quality faculty to these universities, and a shifting burden for support fom the state to students. Jondahl said…

… the state has cut sup- port for higher education by $65 million since 1978, causing universities to make up for that by raising student tuition. Students now provide 33 percent of the support for these…

… students, but still has $50 million to $60 million dollars less than it needs to operate. Countering Bryant's argument, Frye stressed that the administration was not embarking on a plan to channel money to…

…'s Persian Gulf Arabs that led the campaign for lower prices. Oil traders in London said Iran mounted the broadside attack on OPEC to justify discounts of $2 a barrel that it would soon offer on its oil…

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