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November 19, 1996 (vol. 107, iss. 35) • Page Image 4

…4- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 19, 1996 Uh i S dhttn &zailg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor…

… test - that's no way to learn a language.' - Students'Party Coordinator Chad Bailey YKiKUNIYUKI GROUND ZERO T NE LOCALW ATH.. --- sTHI RE4wJ lWE .4 R~cwprJ4 gE4," AD s Bur, *THE woNT is UJ PR E DI G *d4…

…~A-r *!0 WI i w P" 'o EA c CI.. WEEK -. -r. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Although weak, vote Michigan Party next Extremists win, GRAND ILLUSION 0 f students vote for anyone in the Michigan Student

… in student life. He left the Wolverine Party to work as an independent, and placed himself in prime position to help students. Schor previously served as the chair of the External Relations Committee…

September 19, 1996 (vol. 106, iss. 132) • Page Image 2

… contention. Bobbi Qottschalk Executive Director of Seeds of Peace an organization which brings together Arab and Israeli youth will speak about her work Thursday, September 19 7:30 pm Vandenberg Room…

… taking part in the pro- gram. The GOP group will register students at College Republican meet- ings, he said. "Non-partisan groups only register liberals on this campus"Kirk said. Kirk said he re…

… issues candidates talk about, University stu- dents can have a great impact on local races, Spoon said. The University's student body provides more than 35,000 potential voters for national and local…

… elections. A presi- dential election, however attracts more students to the polls and the campaign volunteer sites. "Because there's a presidential race people get more into it' said LSA sophomore Karen Buck…

…." -Henry David Thoreau The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting…

April 19, 1996 (vol. 106, iss. 117) • Page Image 14

…14-The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 19, 1996 ,:: ., Students spend summers on ancient sites Scene: An archaeological dig in the desert. The air, hot and stale, sticks to those who venture…

… outside like a cheap suit. The blinding sun deters all of the archaeology students - except one. Michigan Jones, the famed archaeology grad student, throws offfears of heat stroke and dehydration like he…

…. Thanks to movies like "Indiana Jones" and "Romancing the Stone," the public's perception of archaeology is a highly dramatic one. Many students from the University participate in archae- ology digs each…

…-year graduate student in clas- sical archaeology, worked with Nakassis in Tunisia. "There are multiple areas of research," Grunow said. "There's both excavation and doing field survey - field survey focuses on…

… speak to me in Arabic. He knew full well that I didn't speak Arabic. I had no idea what he was saying. so I would just nod my head and say, OK. that's great, uh huh.' and walk away. "Ile made this tea on…

…." Wullinger said the most noteworthy aspect of her trip was not the work she was doing, but with the students she worked with, who came from the University of Manitoba, the school that sponsored the dig. "(The…

… said hostile situations are always a consideration. She said she and her students have had to endure bomb- ings near the border. "They're very disruptive, but fairly small things. It's not a major danger…

… 1967. It was a pretty hair-raising experience," Pedley said. He said the students on his team continued work as usual until they had to evacuate, even though the actual duration of the war was very short…

…. Pedley said he and the students were transported to British barracks in Benghazi and flew out the next day. He said they had to work their way through an airport full of Algerian Profs dig their work…

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