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September 20, 1973 (vol. 84, iss. 13) • Page Image 3

… BEIRUT (Reuter) - Jordan yesterday released the bulk of its political prisoners - mostly Pales- tinian commandos - under a sweeping amnesty which has been generally welcomed in the Arab world. Despite a…

… cool reception from the Palestine resistance movement it- self - which declared it would not be deceived by King Hussein's ges- ture - the amnesty has been seen by Arab commentators as an im- portant…

… ATTENTION STUDENTS: Sept. 21, 5:00 p.m. is the last date for the Fall Term' when the Registrar's Office will: a. Accept the Student 100 per cent Withdrawal Notice for refund pur- poses. (Excluding a $50…

….00 disenrollment fee.) b. Allow refund for the student who reduces hours of course credit. Oct. 19, 5:00 p.m. is last date for the Fall Term when Registrar's Office will allow refund for a 50 per cent With- drawal…

…! would support a more moderate bill and urged the Democrats on the Education and Labor Commit- tee to bring one out promptly. Microscopes... STUDENT, MEDICAL & PROFESSIONAL Lowest Discount Prices…

…, September 20, 1973 is editedand managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone1 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morning…

… OFFICE NEEDS STUDENT EMPLOYEES IN FOOD SERVICE HOURS: Anytime between 10:30-1:30 Week Days PLACE: Couzens-764-2 142 Alice Lloyd-764-1183 West Qua 74111 Bursley Hall-763-1121 Stockwell -764-1194 I A…

April 20, 1973 (vol. 83, iss. 160) • Page Image 4

… s4w MWuimt ai + Eighty-two years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Protecting your rights as a reporter 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News…

… Phone: 764-0552 FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 In support of Pirgirn E FIRST YEAR of PIRGIM has not been, a productive one on this cam- pus. The students who supp'ort the or- ganization financially have thus…

October 20, 1973 (vol. 84, iss. 39) • Page Image 1

…- pare a report on federal policy alternatives toward grad- uate education. The study will focus on three areas of specific concern - graduate student support, research and institutional support. Money for…

… the study will come from the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation. SGC denials Former Student Government Council members Sandy Green and Dave Hornstein both vigorously denied yester- lay ever…

… resignation of Vice President for Academic Affairs Allan Smith from administrative service. Smith, 62, has often been at the center of conflict between adminis- trators and students. However, University…

… Nixon April 30, See DEAN, Page 3 By STEPHEN SELBST University Vice President for Student Services Henry Johnson announced plans for a committee to investigate Student Government Council during yesterday…

… University history. "WE WANT a student govern- ment, but we want a good, strong student government here at the University," said Johnson. "This is the feeling of both the Univer- sity executive officers and…

… the Re- gents." The sentiment was echoed by University President Robben Flem- ing. "I hope the student govern- ment will receive thisin the spirit in which it's offered," Fleming said. "If the Regents…

… wanted to destroy student government, the easy way to do it would be to abolish the fees and let student government exist on a voluntary funding ba- sis," he added. THE REGENTS were concern- ed with what…

… Johnson called the "rock bottom level" of student in- terest in SGC. Johnson emphasized that their concern was not simply with the current Gill administration. He said that the Regents had been concern- ed…

… should SGC be getting involved in," said Johnson. "PERHAPS WE might also be concerned with the philosophical as- pectsdof student government, he added. "What forms should it as- sume, how should it seek to…

… be more informed of student opinion? How can the student government be more responsive?" Johnson, however, was uncertain about the details of the plan. "I don't know what form the committee will take…

November 20, 1973 (vol. 84, iss. 65) • Page Image 1

… of 1962. AN ARAB DENIAL that it would soon lift the oil embargo to the U.S. and word that Washington was considering a ban on Sunday gasoline sales provided most of the bearish ammunition. See related…

… turkey on their tables. In these days of deprivation, who can ask for more? BIZARRE TALE: Police still seeking clues in murder of'U student By DAN BIDDLE The strange, tragic disappear- ance of…

…- tified the body as that of 20-year-old University student Melanie Fahr, the junior oceanography major who took a friend home late one night last spring and never returned to her room in Stockwell Hall…

… criminals-and dead bodies -may tell no tales, but the missing link between Orville Davis and the murder of MelanieuFahr may be revealed by the bullet that ended Melanie's life. See STUDENT, Page 3 Greek…

… - were reportedly arrested yesterday along with students and workers charged with participating in the fighting. No figures were available on the number being held, but it was be- lieved to run into…

…, Professor Constantinos Konofagos, presided over a meet- ing of the Senate last Thursday during which he recommended to the government that police should not intervene to disperse thousands of students around…

…. Thirteen per cent of Ann Arbor's registered voters beat a path to the polls on a day marked by non- descript weather. Students evident- of the school district's operating budget, most of which pays staff…

November 20, 1973 (vol. 84, iss. 65) • Page Image 4

… Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan off the record Oglesby looks back at the New Le ft 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104…

… News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1973 SGC and, minority allocations STUDENT GOVERNMENT Council re- established Its reputation for poor judgement and spendthrift policies dur- ing last week…

…- sources. The Jewish community's capacity to raise money for Israel, for example, exceeds that of the Arabs by 100 to 1. THE $200, IN ANY case, is a drop in the bucket compared with the funds the Jews have…

… lectured about the religious aspects of student rad- icalism, and he looks to the casual eye more the part of theology student t h a n firebrand. More than a decade ago, as a University student and SDS…

… leader, after his talk he would have been telling the handful of attentive students who remained about Vietnam and how to organize around it. But that was in a time of answers. Now the talk is of ruling…

… personnel and the hous- ing inspection staff has been men- tioned as an expendable area. Three inspectors probaoly won't be retained. GENERALLY the public and City THE CURRENT STUDENT uprisings in Greece are…

… symptomatic of the pent- up fears and hatred of a populace that for the last six years has been victimized by a repressive and dictatorial govern- ment. Student demands, originally centering on the issue of…

… greater academic free- dom, have telescoped into a full-scale condemnation of the Greek government. Among the students demands are an end to American support of the regime, Editorial Staff CHRISTOPHER PARKS…

student demonstrators -the so-called enemies of democracy - further underscores the deception of the Papadopoulos government's 'liberaliza- tion.' LAST JUNE, Papadopoulos proclaimed himself president of a…

… wiped out the competitive edge of Amer- ican manufactured goods on world markets. Perhaps the simplest way to un- derstand the current economic di- The Greek student demand that U. S. prop be eliminated…

April 20, 1973 (vol. 83, iss. 160) • Page Image 7

… Page 1) need, attracting some highly-quali- fied minority students. Wilson said the University "can- not compete" with these other, schools. University President Robben, Fleming further attributed some…

… of, the program's shortcomings to the fact that "state appropriations have not kept pace with our ef- forts," in helping to finance the special services provided minority students. "The responsibility…

… planne to go up much beyond the regular additional n rates of extension services," he SGC Vice said. SCVc "An i he(te inoit stdet)sardytwond "And if he (the minority student) ary, anod b can't make it here…

… other action, the Regents said Glazer. heard students and faculty speak'- on the controversial proposed ex- pansion of intramural (IM) facili- T ties. *so-I only one bu pus, funded term studen felt bothc…

… i Campus. . The proposed building would be (Continued from Page 1) constructed on a student fee not of the Paris talks on an Americ to exceed seven dollars per stu- economic aid program, the Uni dent…

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