January 20, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 90) • Page Image 8
… they control, refused to let the University officials to study gay civil rights proposal (Continued from Page 1) by non-University organizations in- volving students and faculty. THAT COULD present some…
… type of non- discrimination clause, and talking to gay students, Nordby said. "I HAVE BEEN pleasantly surprised about 11ow concerned many people at the University are that there is a group that feels as…
…- naires, collected personal statements from gay students, faculty, and em- ployees, and gathered endorsements. The Michigan Student Assembly endor- sed LaGROC Tuesday night. u~ - Action SportsWear FACTORY…
… several times in recent weeks Arab guerrillas had attacked Israeli targets near Beirut and fled toward the Marine- controlled territory. The radio said pursuing Israeli troops have always stopped short of…
… Roy W. Cowden Memorial Fellowship). Professors Herbert Barrows, Joseph Blotner, Hubert English, and William Holinger of the English Department judged the contests. Students launch drive against PIRGIM…
…, according to Baker. Students have responded positively to the petitions, which have been cir- culated in the fishbowl and several classes, said Engineering senior Ray Despres, vice chairman of the commit- tee…
… the group can show adequate students support. "We don'thave to match (PIRGIM) signature for signature, just show sup- port," he said. MEMBERS OF PIRGIM, however, say the group does not pose a serious…
… threat. "I don't think anything will happen from the committee's drive. Students are pleased with PIRGIM," Todd Ames said. The University's PIRGIM chapter is one of only 13 campuses in nine states that…
… use the current system, according to staff member Rick Levick, who described the refusable-refundable policy as a "real and stronger funding mechanism." About one-fifth of the students who go through…
… CRISP donate to PIRGIM, but about 7,000 students register without going to CRISP, according to Levick. Economy worst since '46w Wi . I1 @1 (Continued from Page 1) quarter . . . but this is a year of…

