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September 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 13) • Page Image 4

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 19, 2002 OP/ED U be Aticgun &d4ig 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY…

… what your father ness is at the allows the University to admit students does or doesn't do for a living. core of almost every who are less qualified than others, giving We aren't all born at ground zero…

… promised Israel the land. Israel gained the other disputed pieces of land after they were attached by neighboring Arab countries that wanted to destroy Israel. In addition, Israel is not striking Palestinian…

… diversity, respect To THE DAILY: This is in regards to the Daily's article ('Webroomz' pairs roommates together, 09/18/02) While on the surface using detailed questionnaires or student profiles to assign…

… smoking or non-smoking, coed or single-sex halls, etc.) will, by pairing students with similar interests, tend to place students with very similar back- grounds in the same room. We meet people with similar…

… interests all the time, in classes and extracurriculars, thus pairing students who appear likely to become friends based on these similarities is unnecessary. Furthermore, sur- face-level similarities have…

… little relation to whether students will get along as roommates; yet once on campus, feeling at home with stu- dents from different social and racial groups can be difficult. There are certainly few…

… some semblance of harmony. Allowing students to choose roommates through on-line profiles or increasing the n'um- ber of parameters by which the system com- bines them is dangerous because it will…

… eliminate this head-on collision with diversity. Regardless of "innovation" elsewhere, the Uni- versity should preserve its current system. JOSIE CLOWNEY LSA junior Let students rush the field but don't hurt…

…'s game, I couldn't help but be jealous of the on-field celebration. The entire student sec- tion stormed onto the field, with security guards opening gates and aiding students down over the surrounding…

September 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 13) • Page Image 17

… hotdogs in Bombay for the price of this one," he said. You may wonder what charac- teristics set Ann Arbor apart from other college towns. Maybe you think it's the diverse student body. Or, it could very…

…- lar to the costs at home. However, other students, particularly those coming from small towns and other countries, might think the costs to be ridiculously expensive. Michelle Billing, a junior in the…

…, telephone and food. Ann Arbor is not a representa- tive model for other Michigan By David Enders Neekend Food and Drink Critic DANNY MOLOSHOK/Daily Many students opt to buy coffee at Amer's in the Union…

… call: 913-5557 A ilSaoal.. Are you thinking about going to law school? Would you like to chat with admissions officers? "L AW D AY Thursday, September 26 11:00am - 3:00pm Michigan Union Students of Color…

… ; Meet &Greet * Meet with over 90 law schools plus local test Wolveri- oopm ; preparation services. Al students Collect application information and explore interested in law law education options. are…

… invited to attend! : campuses. At Michigan State Uni- versity.in East Lansing, students enjoy a fairly cheaper lifestyle that may include a newer place to live. "Newer, bigger apartment build- ings are…

… being built further from the heart of the campus and many students choose to live in them," explained Gary Murphy, East Lansing finance director. "Although students now have to drive to class, these…

… the cost of demand is so high." A University student can live in a very old home that is in dire need of renovations and still pay more than their friends with new single-bedroom apartments at other…

… being built in the 1970s (Bursley), more and more students need to find off-campus housing." Brown, who brings 'his own lunch to work every day to avoid high restaurant prices, also added that the value…

September 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 13) • Page Image 1

…. Courant said there are enormous concrete educational benefits to a diverse student body, but these advan- tages require the University to have representatives from minority groups. "If you want to solve any…

… problem, you need a team of people with many skills," he said. "A diverse student body provides our students an experi- ence within the world we live." In regard to the specifics of the admissions policy…

… currently under consideration in the Grutter case, Law School Dean Jeffrey Lehman said the University desires in each entering class a "critical mass" of minority students who feel comfort- able in their…

Arab nations. Rumsfeld, in testimony to the House Armed Services Committee, and Presi- dent Bush, in a White House meeting with top congressional leaders, dis- missed the Iraqi leader's 11th-hour over…

…- ture as a stalling tactic. "He's not going to fool anybody," Bush said. Rumsfeld suggested that Iraq had See IRAQ, Page 7A PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY DAVID KATZ/Daily While many students on campus work, some…

… choose alternative jobs such as nude modeling in the School of Arts. Work study 'offeirs students choices in unusua fields Peters: Atty. gen. should serve consumers By Kylene Kiang Daily Staff Reporter…

…, Peters said. "I'm there to assist county prosecutors," he Students considering temporary or work-study employment should not feel their search is limited to merely slopping food to hungry students in the…

… South Quad Residence Hall cafeteria. In addition to earning money toward educational and living expenses, some student employment opportunities can provide rare experiences that are unique to the…

… University community. According to the University's Student Employment Office, the most popular student jobs include library assistants, recreational assistants, residence hall service workers and research…

students. "I decided that I was comfortable with it so I decided to 8 I …

September 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 13) • Page Image 12

… 0 0 0 The Michigan Daily - Weekend Magazine - Thurs 2B - The Michigan Daily - Weekend Maguine - Thursday, September 19, 2002 Random student has Mob dreams, good etiquette Saturday Sunday…

…? Random Student: I think you've got the wrong number. TMD: Damn that stupid directo- ry! I guess it doesn't matter. You've been selected to participate in this week's Random Student Interview. Who am I…

… performing on the oud, a 12- string lute that is one of the most- recognized sounds in Arab music. The sublime and ethereal sounds of his "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever," battling "Swimfan" for worst title ever…

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November 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 53) • Page Image 6

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September 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 13) • Page Image 2

…, which was apparently planned for the bus station near the Israeli Arab town of Umm el- Fahm, one mile from the Israel-West Bank border. It was the first suicide bombing since Aug. 4, one of the longest…

… injured and a bystander was seriously hurt. "It was like an earthquake," said Hamad Akbariyeh, an Israeli Arab who runs a restaurant about 100 yards away. "Our place filled with dust. We went out to look…

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November 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 53) • Page Image 7

… Continued from Page 1 stand for. The chalk ads on the sidewalks are a good way to get a candidate's name out, but no actual information is being presented, some students said. "Just because I see their name…

… on the sidewalk, it doesn't make me want to vote for them," Engineering sopho- more Krishna Putchakayala said. Students said that the names of the candidates are mostly all that students receive from…

… Bush has warned Saddam that failure to cooperate with the names of only four candidates. The chalk brightly displays instruc- tions to "vote Blue," "vote Student's First" or even "vote for Dante, the…

… disco inferno." In response to concerns by some students of the triviality of all the chalk talk, MSA candidate Stacie Perez said the ads in chalk are meant to spark the interest of those who want to…

… advertising is something she and other students do at night as a way of making their names well known, Perez said. the inspectors will bring on an Ameri- can attack and that Washington will pursue a policy of…

… American, the largest nationality repre- sented, and at least are five women. At least six of the group are Arabs, and Mohamed ElBaradie, who oversees the International Atomic Energy Agency, is Egyptian. The…

… University has very little regu- lations on the ways in which students may use chalk on University proper- ty, said Susan Wilson, director of the Office of Student Activities and Leadership. The "Diag Policy…

…" indicates that students are allowed to use water- soluble chalk on all University side- walks and that the University is not responsible to remove anything, even if students report offensive markings. The…

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February 19, 2002 (vol. 112, iss. 82) • Page Image 2

… were wounded. The military had no Arafat praised a tentative proposal in which the entire one of the gunmen was killed. immediate comment. Bush stresses econom ic ties wi Japan " Arab worl w a , l ~a eae…

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November 19, 2002 (vol. 113, iss. 53) • Page Image 2

… an Israeli Arab accused of trying to hijack a plane to Turkey. In the West Bank, Israeli forces imposed a curfew yesterday in a Ramallah neighborhood and searched for a wanted Palestinian, while…

… officer inspects the rubble of a destroyed security force building in Gaza City. STUDENTS WITH CROHN'S DISEASE OR ULCE RATIVE COLITIS Please join Dr. Ellen Zimmermann Associate Professor of…

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