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… rage Three i-oae Th.: Libya refuses to end oil ban, calls U.S. policy anti-Arab' By AP and Reuter October's wa TRIPOLI, Libya - Libya will Libya reject not reconsider its oil ban on the…

… adhered to a United States unless the U. S. in Kuwait. changes its anti-Arab policy, the DECIDING Libyan news agency Arna said go at a time yesterday. on the Syrian Commenting on a decision tak- ating was a…

… enough ration program for s, he said. ICHIGAN PALLY XXXIV, Number 134 day, March 20, 1974 managed by students at of Michigan. News phone !! A class postage paid at chigan 48106. Published hrough Sunday…

…; cal mail (Michigan and non-local mail ;othey' sgn ), its hostile policy towards the Arabs," the agency said. The government newspaper Al- Fajr Al-Jadid, in a similar vein, said the decision against the…

… oil ban was completely unjustified and "all signs indicate that the enemy is preparing for another round to destroy Arab pride." THERE WAS NO immediate word from the Middle East whe- ther oil had…

… Randy or Andy Young Apt. 211,769-6374 rrer =MEMO AP Photo LIBYAN OIL MINISTER Ezzedin Mabruk leaves Monday's Arab oil minister's meeting. Libya and Syria were the only two countries present refusing to…

… lift their embargo against the U.S. STUDENT PROTEST: Food riots plagu NEW DELHI,. (Reuter - At to Patna to make an on-the-spot least 10 people, were killed and assessment. 31 injured as police opened…

…. reported. COMPARATIVE calm returned At least 22 people have now died to the western state of Gujarat since student - led anti-govern- only last Sunday after seven ment demonstrations erupted last weeks of…

… __ __ _ Become Uac a I ,-i.wirs+..ar Page 12-Tuesday, March 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily House probes alleged South African bribes U.S., Arabs split over Mideast peace treaty Committee…

… in the past on U.S. support, has split with Washington over the Egyptian-Israeli peace issue. Observers here believe he has little choice now but to stand firm with Arab critics of the pact. HUSSEIN…

…'S SURVIVAL now depends more on the Arabs than on the Americans or other Western allies. In a post-treaty era, the 44-year-old monar- ch cannot afford to offend the Palestinians, Islam or the Arab left…

… step" toward an overall peace, and that communism represents the greatest threat to the moderate Arab world. The Jordanians believe Israel's at- titude throughout the 16-month peace process, particularly…

… resolutions 242 and 338, which call for Israeli withdrawal from war-won lands as a pre-condition for Arab recognition of the Jewish state. THE GOVERNMENT believes U.S refusal to support Jordan in continuing U…

… Convention on oc- cupied territory. That debate was in its seventh day Monday. Jordan has problems unique among the Arab qonfrontation states. It has more Palestinians than Jor- danians-1.2 million to 800…

… towns of Nablus and Kalandia, and high school students in Hebron burned tires and blocked a road before being disper- sed by troops. [" Save 12' 33.8 fl. oz. (1 liter) returnable bottle OGRT'Sve 1t…

…- dreds. He said few admit their faith because of n and there are no NEWS IN BRIEF HEADLINES FRO AROUND THE WORLD PARISr Activists, students protest jobs law Police loosed water cannons and tear gas on…

… rioting students and activists rampaged through a McDonald's and attacked store fronts in the capital Saturday as demonstra- tions against a plan to relax job protections spread in a widening arc across…

… about foreign ownership of America WASHINGTON (AP) - The furor over efforts by an Arab company to buy U.S. port operations has focused attention on a little noticed economic fact of life: America…

… serving Arab investors, foreigners are buying bigger and bigger chunks of the country. The U.S. must borrow more than $2 billion per day from foreigners to finance its huge trade deficits. In 2005, for…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily--Wednesday, March 20,1991 WbeoMkbiguu flailg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan ANDREW GOTTESMAN…

… and - because of his ardent student- following - press-worthy victim of such unwrit- ten policies. Many faculty members agree that discouraging the hiring of Michigan graduates prevents "in- breeding…

… keep Michigan's pool of philosophies diverse is understandable and admi- rable, it must be carefully balanced with the needs of the undergraduate students at the University. Michigan doctoral graduates…

… who have proven themselves capable of teaching undergraduate courses - while still capturing and holding the attention of their students - deserve the University's efforts to keep them on faculty…

…. Westen is undoubtedly one of these graduates. His Psy- chology 172 class is one of the most popular at the University, and he is consistently one of the highest evaluated instructors on campus. Students…

…. The more pressing discussion is that of the administration's apparent lack of consideration for those most directly affected by hiring policies: University students. The University's departments should…

… productive achievement. The students - and their concerns and interests - should come first. Written or not, this hiring policy should not be adhered to as gospel. Fortunately, the College of Engineering has…

… played out by both sides? Would not students benefit from a few less crocodile tears from Fischer and administra- tion and a facing of the real issue? In short, wouldn't it be better for the administration…

…, Security Council resolutions condemning Israel have been unable to affect a withdrawal because of a lack of enforcement provisions. The United Nations clearly has a double standard. Arabs who mess with oil…

… discrimina- tion towards and often brutal harassment of Arabs living under occupation. Assurances of $4 billion dollars yearly in U.S. aid only reinforces Israeli intransi- gence. When Israel fails to respond…

…OPINION Page 4 Monday, March 20, 1989 The Michigan Daily rbe £kbign &UQail Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. IC, No. 115 Ann Arbor, MI 48109…

… American Solidarity Committee and the Peace and Justice Committee of the Michigan Student Assembly. On Tuesday, March 21, a panel discussion titled "Social Conflict and Popular Movements in Guatemala" will…

… Interest Research Group in Michigan (PIRGIM). The policy of funding PIRGIM directly with a student fee raises some interesting questions about the role of the student on our campus, in our community, and…

… throughout our nation. Do students have a role in solving the major problems facing our country? Do students have a right to decide to fund a group which will represent them in local, state, and national…

… govern- ment? And most importantly, what will happen to our society if we, the brightest and most able, bury our heads in the sand and hope our problems will just go away? How can students make a…

… difference? How can students acquire the skills and resources to promote educational and ac- tion campaigns on issues we care about? For the last 20 years, concerned students around the country have worked…

… Ariel Sharon said yesterday that Yasser Arafat will be free to travel to an Arab summit next week if the Palestinian leader agrees to a cease-fire, but hinted Arafat may not be allowed back if the…

…-28 Arab sum- mit in Beirut, at which Saudi Arabia is expected to present a proposal for broad Arab-Israeli peace in exchange for a return of the territories Israel occu- pied in 1967 - the West Bank, Gaza…

… uninterrupted credit easing when it left the funds rate unchanged. Yesterday, the Fed policy-makers were even more upbeat about the econ- omy's prospects. WASHINGTON Students could be subject to drug tests A…

… rural Oklahoma school district took a sensible approach to stemming what it saw as the general problem of drug use among students when it required drug testing before students could participate in after…

… reported no widespread drug problem in the past and there was no reason to suspect the students in band or 4-H of using drugs. "You think life and death is not'at issue in the fight against drugs?" Jus- tice…

… 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…

… historically Arab East Jerusalem. Palestinians say the con- struction of 6,500 homes for Jews can- not help but impede talks on the future status of the Holy City. Despite warnings of violence, work proceeded…

… peacefully yesterday. The Israeli Supreme Court turned down requests by Israeli peace activists and Arab landowners to halt the construc- tion. And demonstrations in two West Bank communities were quiet…

… March Madn CI I: ., miik i M i s Dear Fellow Students, Ins, ess. all. Daily. < . Today is the last day to vote in MSA elections. Here's why you should vote for the Michigan Party: We cover it The…

… Michigan icreased Student Pilgh a~ ; a 0I c u . S Improving Campus Safely Group Funding on an average of $20,000 a year ting to lower the cost of education Setting a student on city council .. …

…, more accessible and more effective community," the Program for Education in Social Change has been organizing over the past few months to enable students and faculty to study so- cial transformation…

…. "The group," history Prof. Robert Sklar explains, "wants to study and learn about social change, while creat- ing different kinds of relationships be- tween students and faculty." The program, according…

… beyond June 30 and authorize President Nixon to abolish student defer- ments. Hebert predicted a $2.7 billion military pay raise next year, near- ly triple the President's request for $987 million, will be…

…. EUROPEAN TOUR discussion" on the basis of pro- posals which have been submitted by Israel and her Arab opponents. He did not specify the ways. Where the Israeli leader and Rogers appeared to have a contin…

… to pre-war borders. But Israel has refused so far to say she will withdraw completely to her pre-war 1967 borders, as the Arabs demand. ROU(RT IHREA J. R(DFORD POLLARD LITTL4 FRUISS AnD BIG HALSYF HELD…

…. service for conscientious objectors, Anti-government demonstrations who now must serve two years. involving workers and students The provision says that the third year is not a penalty because werereported…

… that regardless of whether somebody is white, black or Arab American, they still deserve respect from the student body. "I got pushed because I was an Arab American," she said. "I didn't get pushed…

… vice-presidential candidate and RC junior Ben Royal said he believes the four incidents were attempts to make minority students feel unwelcome on campus. "We can't accept this at the Univer- sity," LSA…

… because I was a human being. Humans deserve respect." BSU member and Students First LSA-SG presidential candidate Monique Luse, an LSA junior, said it was necessary for the groups to forget about their…

… action. It's tied to it, but this is much more basic. It is beyond affirmative action. It's hate," Luse said. Students attending the gathering remained unified in their stance when LSA junior David Goldman…

…- ble for it to justice." Third-year Medical student Matthew Holtzman said he chose to attend last night's event because it was a rare opportunity. "It's the most incredible thing - to hear someone talk…

…. Many students in attendance expressed their distaste for Horowitz through their emotional responses to his comments and frequent interruptions. Horowitz appeared to be annoyed as he raised his voice and…

… getting out of hand, said that either the Young Americans for Freedom members needed to end it, or she would. Some students were disappointed that the discussion was not more constructive. "There was too…

… fraternity mem- bers called an ambulance for a female high school the michigan daily student. The 17-year-old was transported to Univer- sity Hospital and treated for alcohol poisoning in February 2000. The…

… find out what happens and what we're going to do to stop it in the future," Merito said. University students, who make up a large part of the restau- rant's clientele, had a mixed reaction to the robbery…

… with developmental disabilities. Great experience for students in OT, PT, ST, Psych, Social Work, Nursing, and Human Ser- vices. $7.75-$9.00/hr. Applicants must be 18 years of age, possess a valid…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 20, 2002 OP/ED bz 1Mictbigtn 4 uUrl 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF…

… idea of explicitly singling out Arabs for searches at air- ports. In the same column Coulter reveals (no doubt following an exhaustive review of Mineta's civil service record) that Mineta "is given plumb…

… States to "invade their (Arab/Muslim) countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity" on Sept. 12. David Horowitz, Coulter's new boss since she was fired as a contributing editor to the…

… U.S. foreign aid, in order to pressure them to end their illegal occupation, which is the sole primary cause of the conflict and roadblock to peace. Kiblawi is an LSA junior and a member of Students…

… choices in this mat- ter, and I choose to fight. MAUREEN JOHNSON Alumna LETTERS POLICY The Michigan Daily welcomes letters from all of its readers. Letters from University students, faculty, staff and…

… F 'i n L t 1, n i c ~A S ,T7 MjL*'-A.77'-A I I Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student…

… hiould'be submitted by 11 :30 a.m. Notices Credit for School of Education students entering the armed forces: By vote of the Administrative Committee a student withdrawing from the School of Educa- tion to…

… language examination for ~I.A. candidates will be given in Room B Haven Hall 'at 4:00 'p.m. on iFriday, March 26. Students intending to take this exam- ination please report immediately to the History office…

…'the racial laws, he quietly announeed the repeal of the Cremieux decree of 1870 which gave citizenship to all Jews and Arabs who were willing to abide by French law. The result of this is to leave more than…

… 100,0 Jews in Algeria stateless. Thp np nlni f Al'Lrin, ha alwa. nn ndaerar the 'Arabs seldom took advantage of this law because they refused to abide by many French laws, particularly the marriage…

… Pollack urges students to alleviate hunger problem The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 20, 1990 - Page 3 Faculty elects new executive representatiydves by Donna Woodwell I By Debbie Herz "There…

…'s absolutely no reason to, tolerate poverty in this country," said State Senator Lana Pollack (D-Ann Arbor), to students in the Union l1allroom yesterday. Pollack's speech commemorated the beginning of Students…

… in Ann Arbor today Meetings LaGROC - The Lesbian and Gay Mens' Rights Organizing Com- mittee meets at 7:30 p.m. in Union 3100; 7 p.m. to set agenda Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry - weekly meeting…

… at 6:30 p.m. in Hillel Women's Club Lacrosse - practice 4-6 p.m. at the Sports Coliseum (5th and Hill) UM Cycling --- team meeting and rollers riding 6 p.m. in the Sports, Coliseum Arab-American Anti…

… Student Cultural Club - - meeting at 7:45 p.m.. in the Michigan League TARDAA (Time and Relative Dimensions in Ann Arbor) --- Dr. Who/BBC event at 8 p.m. in 2413 Mason Hall Students Concerned About 'Animal…

… Rights (SCAR) --- meeting at 7 p.m. in the Union 'Wolverine Room Indian And Pakistani ;American Students' Council-- ,general body meeting from 6:30-8 :p.m. in the South Quad Ambatana Lounge 'Graduate…

… Employees Organization (GEO) --- membership meeting at 8 p.m. in ,the Union Kuenzel Room :Society of Minority Engineering Students (SMES) --- membership meeting and speaker Anne Monterio on "Engineering: The…

… an save on energy average for the rest of 1983. Also, all program was inti members except Saudi Arabia agreed Students at the to abide by a national quota for oil the University co production. The idea…

… Marino, coordinator for Hispanic Student Services. According to Sudarkasa, minorities are losing the little voice they have in University affairs. 1 explored "We're awakened to find the house is…

… think again about some issues. But there are no magic solutions to the problems." Natural Resources student Jennifer Simon said SNR students came up with the idea for the conference during a field trip…

…. The students organized most of the project, she said. "I was disappointed at the turnout. There weren't enough people to hold separate workshops, so we didn't have enough time for discussion," Simon…

… airline would send a representative to Washington. Hussein, Arafat to meet this week LONDON - Jordan's King Hussein, leader of a six-nation Arab league delegation to Britain, saidyesterday he will meet with…

… is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48109. Sub…

… University Editor ..... .. . FANNIE WEINSTEIN News Editor GEORGE ADAMS Student Affairs Editor ...... . ... BETH ALLEN Arts/Magazine Editor .................. BEN TICHO Associate Arts/Mogazine Editors.. LARRY…

…-A UN source said yesterday the United Arab Republic is ready to with- draw troops from Yemen if Saudi Arabia and the Aden Federation (. r GEORGE ROMNEY .. . sweeping study Sees Faults In Proposal By…

… Legislation, t h e American Civil Liberties Union, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Student Government Council Human Relations Board, and the Ann Arbor Area Fair Housing…

… would come in the future." House Kill Plan To Tax U' Students By GERALD STORCH A proposal to tax bachelor's and master's degree students $1200 and doctoral degree students $1500 within a 12-year period…

… charge stu- dents too much money, Brigham remarked. A random-sample survey of Uni- versity student commentary was relayed to Allen, but was not brought up in committee. The survey, conducted by Grad- uate…

… Student Council and Student Government Council, showed that more than half the Michigan stu- dents and the "overwhelming ma- jority" 'of out-of-state students questioned would not have enrolled in public…

… universities in the state had Allen's legislation been in ef- fect. Would Limit Donations A large majority of both in- state and out-of-state students warned that such a bill would limit voluntary donations they…

… might make to the University in the future. The survey found wide-spread student support for using state- wide taxes to finance public high- er education. One of the represen- tative's chief reasons for…

…, out to 700 students Friday, and approxi- mately 350 responded, GSC of fi- cials said. Senate Group Approves Bill WASHINGTON (M)-President John F. Kennedy's proposed Youth Conservation Corps, under heavy…

… University's rec- ommended budget was cut by $386,000, but Wayne State Uni- versity's was raised by $500,000 to allow for/ 125 students in its medical school freshman class. In effect the total higher edu…

… Academic Committee By RICHARD KELLER SIMON Student Government Council will elect officers and consider forming a standing committee on academics tonight. It will also act on a motion to speed initiation of a…

… there be a need to d Bess advised the community to stay up on news, report suspicious activity and care, caution, common sense and control." After the Sept. 11 attacks, Arab and M the michigan c zens…

… lot of Iraqis that would like to do the get to sealed rooms, she said. "Personal connections same to Saddam," he added. make it even more real." students complained about increased harass- tion of…

… intellectual inquiry," according to the ment and discrimination. Brown urged students website. Additional information can be viewed to come forward with any future complaints. at www.clrt.umich.edu. In addition…

… professors who wish for dealing with emotional problems due to war. hemi- to lead classroom war discussions. CRLT CAPS gives advice for handling emotions encourages teachers and students to allow a including…

… talking with friends or family, creative while diversity of opinion and respect people's views. expression and staying healthy. area, "Students will have very different interpreta- "We encourage you to be…

… aware that such aating tions of the war, its causes and its potential out- intense feelings can and often does cause io so. comes. It is important to allow students to additional physical and mental…

…. and Special Ed. students. Salary hockey, office/secretaries. Top salaries,exc. stu- central campus, mo. to mo., 1 or 3 bdrm. apt., $12/hr. Call Honey Creek Community School facilities, free rmlboard…

…-651-5765. FOOD, FUN, FRIENDS, FACILITIES! Student Co-op Housing. Rooms available campus-wide for next Fall/Winter and Spring/- Summer 2003. Includes utilities, laundry, park- ing, meals, social activities! F…

… grad. student to lease, in August, 1 bdrm. in a townhouse. Brand new. 2000 sq. ft. $550 + util(s). Furn. 5 min. from central campus and hosp. 677-4383. LARGE STUDIO- CENTRAL campus at Tower Plaza, furn…

…. $1165-1220/mo., 12 month lease, begins Aug. 29th. Prkg., ldry., no pets. 663-6138. MEDICAL STUDENTS. AVAILABLE FALL. Large efficiencies, one and two bedroom apartments located near the Medical Campus…

…4 - Tuesday, March 20, 2007 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 413 E. Huron St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104 tothedaily…

… and illustrations represent solely the views of their authors. Vote Yost, Dar for MSA Reisinger, Madoff ticket a sound choice for LSA-SG The student government elections on Wednesday and Thurs- day…

… promise to be the most uneventful in recent years. The Michigan Action Party; a descendent of the now-defunct Students 4 Michigan, should easily win the president and vice president positions in both the…

… Michigan Student Assembly and LSA-Student Government, as well as the vast majority of represen- tative seats in both bodies. Bong Hits 4 Jesus." - Slogan on banner that Joseph Frederick held near his high…

… Progressive Party, the Student Conservative Party and DAAP left voters - even candidates - dazed and featured at least a couple of violations of electoral rules - if not federal laws. MPP, SCP and, to a lesser…

…. MAP has no ideology and looks set to monopolize the two larg- est bodies of student government, the very two characteristics that defined its dispa- rate predecessor. MAP wants to be the party of…

… CHEESES, IM- PORTED WINES. Sgt. Pepper brings the price of meat down. We are the STUDENT MEAT CENTER - Compare our prices. 1 GALLON MILK (1/2 Pct.) ............99c CHOICE ROUND STEAK. .... 1.49 lb. GROUND…

…." to defuse an "explosive situa- Libyan Ambassador Mansur tion" in the west bank. The Kikhia, the only Arab on the meeting is scheduled for Mon- council, and Pakistani Ambassa- day. dor Iqbal Akhund…

… AT-LARGE HALF YEAR AT-LARGE ARE OPEN SEATS SEATS DEADLINE FOR FILING IS MARCH 23 AT 5 P.M. Pick up Applications at, Offices, 3909 Michigan Also Student Publications Michigan Student Assemblv Union…

…-and has proven to be definite asset to the Daily's operation. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVI, No. 133 Saturday, March 20, 1976 I is edited and managed: by students at the University of Michigan. News…

… American University in Cairo, will discuss "The Situation in the Viddle East" at 8 p.m. Sunday in Rm. 316 of the Union under the :auspices of the Arab Club. Dr. Badeau is a former regional thief for the…

… Notices Students, College of Literature. Science and the Arts: Except un- der extraordinary circumstances. courses dropped after Satln'day,# Marci 22, by students other than freshmen will be recorded with…

… the grade of "E". The Alumnae Council requests women students having an aca- demic average of 2.6 or better and interested in cooperative living to call at the Office of the Dean of Women if they wish…

… only during office hours. Emergencies arising after the of- fice is closed are handled by housemothers. Attention is called to the student government rule: "Housemothers may give late per- mission on…

… emergency during the week must be reported by the student the following day to the Office of the Dean of Women, at which time she must present a TheI I. of M. Health Sevice ington. 505-W. 505-R. gencyfalls…

…. 3352-W. 3352-R. Dr. C. W. Spears, 23 N. Wash- vice, Ann Arbor 2-4531. No charge is made to students for this ser- vice in emergenc cass:adch1rgc I versity physician. Ann Arbor. Customary Health…

… toward rccord flood crests. -1 A Physicians a. For University of Michiganl students only: In cases of enier- gency, call Ypsilanti 3120 and ask to be connected with the Univer-j sity doctor living on the…

…. Cross Street, 212-M, 121-J. B. Ambulance Service a. For University of Michigan students only: Call Health Ser- I- North Main Opposite Court House Today and Friday Chester Morris in "BIND SPOT" --- plus…

… FOUND i O DACE at the CASBAH VW to ALLEN TOWNSEN D and his band every FRIDAY and SATURDAY night _ student talent featured LLEAGUE BALLROOM 0-- - - -~~~~ Art Cinema League presents "A super…

… bound for N.Y.C. or vicinity this vacation. Will share ex- penses of car ride. Call Wym Price, 2-1583. )21 TWO STUDENTS desire ride to Esca- naba or vicinity April 4 or 5. Share expenses. Phone 8844. )3…

… involvement in incitement of violence and terror" and of "closing ranks with militant fundamentalists." In Washington, Secretary of State Colin Powell renewed a pledge to stand by Israel and criticized Arab…

… University students and an employ- ee of the Nectarine last fall, were considered red flags to outsiders about the increasing frequency of the drugs use on campus. "GHB is a troubling drug because it's used…

… Charles. While not all students on campus have had personal experiences with the drug, many know it is a prob- lem. "Everybody hears rumors about it. I know it exists and I'm sure it's a big problem on…

… fail and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan, Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September, via U.S. mail are $100. Winter term (January through April) is $105, yearlong…

… ublished every morning except Monday during the University >y the Board in Control of Student Publications. ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Ie Associated Press is exclusively…

… Specneor IK1lmbryn Speiicer Iathryn Stork 11auy Elizab~eth W\atts NIGHT EDITOR-JERRY E. ROSENTHAL SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1932 aping The Council )ut of Politics O date, the Student Council investigation appears…

… Oklahoman does a nice job this time, though Tarkington's lines don't seem to fit his temperament so well as Will's own. Business dealings with an Arab whom Will calls "Abie the Agent" provide the best humor…

… if the cur- See Privacy, Page 8 R-R-R-Ring "Hi! I'm Karen Brown, your AT&T Student Campus Manager here at The University of Michigan. I want to tell you how AT&T can help you cut down on your long…

… Adminstration, 1310 Kresge, 4:30 pm. "First Generation Arab-Ameri- cans: The Search for Identity" - Dr. Diana Abu-Jaber, Asst. Prof. @ Dept./English, 116 Hutchins Hall, 7:30 pm. "Social Support and Parenting in…

… panel discussion for all students interested in Women's Studies and career opportunities. Included in the panel will be a business consultant, a lawyer, a health administrator and a psychologist. 0 DA…

… to exaggerate." Students who attended the lecture were divided on Raviv and his speech. Bobby Nooromid, an LSA junior, said he felt satisfied with Raviv's conclu- sions of the current Iraq situation…

… Ashcroft order will further the impression among many U.S. Muslims and Arab-Americans that the govern- ment is singling them out. Ashcroft's decision, confirmed yes- terday by two law enforcement offi- cials…

… Catholic Church." He will be accompanied by a group of students in training with him. Littell Again to Lead Kierkegard Seminar A seminar in religious thought, continuing its study of Soren Kierke- gard…

… eve- nings of April 16 and April 17 in the Rackham Bldg. This examination, required of all degree candidates in the Graduate School, is open to Seniors in the undergraduate units and to students in the…

… I TIi I LRECTURES in SACRED MuSIC " SPONSORED BY SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND THE STUDENT RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION Jewish Life in Jewish Music BY PROFESSOR A. W. BINDER OF THE JEWISH INSTITUTE OF…

… was gradually taking a definite form, with a marked note of originality in the melodic line - the new indication being a combination of the old Jewish liturgical melody, Yemenite and Arabic figures. Mr…

… many have come to them from the School of Music on this campus. Mrs. Dickinson is the lecturer of the duo, and a brilliant student and writer as well. Among her books are "German Masters of Art," "A…

…. Premier Salim El-Hoss per- sonally directed the negotia- tions, which were hampered by language problems. The two hi- jackers spoke Turkish and Kur- dish, languages rarely heard ini Arabic-speaking Beirut…

…. Finally, a Turkish-speaking news photographer was able to translate into Arabic for the authorities until a Turkish dip- lomat*arrived at the airpor*. Turkish Airlines officials said the plane was seized…

… frequently foun colleges and universities to 'loan homes, "increa needy students the money for points to hospit tuition at 3 per cent inmeres. practitioners, clin The students don't have to pay ies, and other…

… way to save money. He also said he prefers The committee the Guaranteed Student Loan a questionnaire t Program. pharmacists anc Carter's proposal would mean around the natic about 335 000 studems who…

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… sale but the joint com- mittee feels that a purchase THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVII, No. 134 Sunday, March 20, 1977 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764…

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… undergraduate courses offered by 31 departments and 9 professional schools, open to college and high school students and to individuals who are not currently attending school. Faculty includes Columbia teachers…

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… service; and a diverse offering in the arts and sciences. Special programs include: a summer-only M.A. in English literature; an intensive six-week non-credit program for high school and college students…