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July 24, 1980 (vol. 90, iss. 45) • Page Image 13

… two-dozen delegates before he spoke symbolizes the Arab refusal to come to terms with Israel's existence. All 21 members of the Arab League and about nine communist and non- Arab delegates left the…

… emergency session yesterday when Israel's Yehuda Blum rose to deliver an ad- dress. BLUM SAID THE walkout sym- bolized "the root cause of the Arab- Israeli conflict, that is, the refusal of the Arab world to…

…) 689-8980 Outside New York FE 1-800-223-7676 nter For Student Travel 1140 5roadway,N.Y.C, N.Y. 10001 r 8 46Year" WASHINGTON (AP) - Banks and other financial institutions are taking in millions of…

… book. We are not hard to find," he said. Iranian student steals a grp;faces trial From UPI and AP MONTGOMERY, W. Va. - An Iranian student has been charged with shoplifting one grape at a grocery store…

July 24, 1962 (vol. 72, iss. 20) • Page Image 2

… Seventy-Second Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG…

… stimulation of additional demand Si j. AS EVERYONE KNEW it would, Michiganc State University's Board of Trustees lastf Thursday became the last of the 10 state- supported schools to raise student tuition. c…

… so, all 10 institutions expressed deep regret, and they ought to express a lot more for the future. It is certain that university-Legislature re- lations are going to get a lot more strained. Student

students can still well afford. BUT, in order to get another $1 million, the University would have to raise under- graduate fees by about $100 per student, which is not so easily done. Nothing less than a…

… of women, there appears a little story which explains what the letter really meant. THE OFFICE of student affairs meant to say that if you have proven financial need-if you can show the $30 per year is…

…-passionate Middle 'East. Ever since the Palestine war of 1948, both the Arabs and the Israelis have been con- ducting an arms race that mirrors the greater one carried on between the United States and the Soviets…

July 24, 1980 (vol. 90, iss. 45) • Page Image 9

… controversial bill making Jerusalem, including the annexed Arab sector, Israel's capital. Prime Minister Menachem Begin left his sickbed to appear for the vote and lead a 65-12 majority. The bill now goes to a…

… committee for final preparation for enactment. THE BILL HAS drawn strong criticism from Arab countries and other nations that maintain Israel has no right to claim sovereignty over predominantly Arab East…

… form of autonomy for Palestinians living in Israeli-occupied Arab territory. EGYPT REGARDS East Jerusalem as part of the West Bank of the Jordan River, and wants the city's 100,000 Arabs to vote in…

…. ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE members cited what they alleged to be Marwil's frequently intemperate behavior, as well as questionable scholarly production and worsening student evaluations, as reasons for the denial of…

July 24, 1987 (vol. 96, iss. 10) • Page Image 6

students' tuition. This year, the hike will be 8.4 percent for in-state students and 9.7 percent for non- Michigan residents. As the cost of attending Michigan continually increases, two things are apparent…

… - little regard is given by the administration to the plight of financially-strapped students, and increased tuition merely exacerbates several already serious problems on campus. Tuition has steadily…

… will only magnify the disparities amongst the student body, and perhaps force out the remaining "few" who have difficulty affording the costs. Another reality of the annual tuition increase is that many…

students who wish to attend Michigan will undoubtedly, upon graduation, leave the University burdened with debt. This fact cannot be taken too lightly. During the 1985-86 academic year, students borrowed $34…

… "academic competition" with the Ivy League via the pocketbooks of Michigan students. DESPITE GREAT RESISTANCE by the regents, health services will hold a Safe Sex Day and provide much-needed information and…

… ser- vices to students. Publicizing the hazards of sex is the only way to help students deal with their sex- uality in a mature, responsible way. Pregnancy has always been a concern of sexually active…

July 24, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 20) • Page Image 12

… I have no trouble accommodating to the Arab way of life." Prof. Schorger paused a mo- ment, then observed, "Arabs are very hard to manipulate. They are all anarchists at heart. "You have to. be as…

… man can act pretty much however he wants to without in- curring much criticism."~ They are also polite to a degree that would stagger most Ameri- cans. "When you ask an Arab a question, he will answer…

… a good standing in the Communist party. Medical men who are not party members are permitted to practice, but are cut off from all contacts with med - cal students, he stated. * Medical . practice in…

… satellite countries is suffering, Dr. Fon- taine stated. Poland is suffering the most. Most medical school teachers are in their 70's, while the next age level of new doctors and students is below 35 years…

July 24, 2006 (vol. 116, iss. 127) • Page Image 8

… divested from the tobacco industry in 2000. Locally, the rally was sponsored by the Muslim Students' Associa- tion, SAFE, the Michigan Congress of Arab American Organizations and the Muslim Community…

… from Page 3 push for divestment in the fall. The Muslim Students' Associa- tion has signed a resolution created by SAFE in support of divestment. This past March, about 140 faculty and students

July 24, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 21) • Page Image 2

…I, ic1~i au iIy Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD N CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR…

… prefer Kuwait to Saudi Arabia, with more oil per person. He wants oil to meet various Arab budget deficits.' (Copyright 1958 by Bell Syndicate, Inc.) THE Kalamazoo Civic Players, which presented the play…

… in Iraq, the keystone of e Baghdad Pact and supposedly the one firm d reliable pro-Western Arab country? Was ing Faisal's government the victim of external gression as were Czechoslovakia and Poland id…

…............ .... Sports Editor ED SHIPPEY........ ...Chief Photographer, Business Staff Is another way of saying that the popular revo- lutionary movement of the Arabs cannot be overcome by Western arms. This same…

… fundamental truth applies to our present position in the Lebanon. We cannot successfully entrench ourselves there in hostile opposition to the Arab movement. In fact, we cannot'assuile the independence of the…

… Western ties with the Arab lands and do all this without the use of force. With the lightning revolt in Iraq -a stroke that caught the Western powers by total surprise-revolu-. tionary forces linked to…

Arab world. President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic-Egypt and Syria-has grown into a mag- netic symbol of nationalist hopes and ambitions.h The causes of the crisis are easier to sort…

… conflict with hostile Arab rebels. This risk remains to some degree as long as the Western troops are stationed in Middle Eastern coun- tries. .The chance of a Soviet counter- move which would lead to some…

July 24, 1979 (vol. 89, iss. 50) • Page Image 10

… rock and classical music daily. guards apprehended two Arabs after a it takes them out of reality to a futile Many Iranians flocked to the capital's bomb went off near pipelines leading to and lowly…

… livelihood. Like opium, music hotels to listen to their favorite male the world's largest oil refinery. One also stupefies persons listening to it and and female vocalists singing and Arab was slightly hurt in…

… suit, the process can be used on humans said Student Legal Aid attorney Paul someday. Teich. Asish Nag, an assistant professor While requiring the name and ad- of biological sciences at Oakland dress of…

… University has had to detain the portant for students who don't always project, Regent Deane Baker, (R- know their rights." OTNSO FAST,-:,_ Slowing down is more than another 2c a gallon. And a well- just a…

July 24, 1948 (vol. 58, iss. 192) • Page Image 2

… King Abdullah, leader of the well-equipped, Brit- ish-trained Arab legion, to agree that the Editorials published in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views…

… should confirm its earlier parti- tion plan allowing for the establishment of a Jewish and Arab state in Palestine. If Abdullah can. establish claim to the Arab sections of Palestine, he should be heeded…

…. Dr. Jonsen's group apparently hopes to meet this situation by supporting the crea- tion of an advisory committee to pass judg- ment on future controversies arising over literature for students

… committee would necessarily be composed of responsi- Lie persons whose points of view are diverse and whose knowledge of students and the effects of literature upon them is extensive. If such a body of people…

… far between. '-John Morris. DOES TRUMAN have a chance? By hiO spectacular action at Philadelphia, Tru- -Bill Hampton, Daily Staff Cartoonist THE SUMMER STUDENT E ti EdioralRond DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN…

… Colmiunications for considerationP at this meeting must be in the S President's hands not later than c September 16e Herbert G. Watkins C Secretary t c Women students attending the l League Formal on July 24 have b…

… 1:30 a.m. permission. Calling w hours will not be extended. i Women students in the summer s session who wish to remain for the fall semester and have not yet d applied for housing should do sog at…

… frantically but didn't sight the male on our side. She looked on each side of her and then victoriously Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control…

… of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Lida Dailes..........Managing Editor Kenneth Lowe.......Associate Editor Joseph R. Walsh, Jr. .. Sports Editor Business Staff Robert James…

July 24, 1984 (vol. 94, iss. 28) • Page Image 4

… Israel's 10 previous national elections. National election headquarters said nearly half of the nation's 2.6 million eligible voters had cast ballots by 6 6 0 .Shamir ...-trails in polls midday. Arab

… Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday during the spring and summer terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: September through April-$16.50 in Ann Ar- bor, $29.00 outside the city; May…

July 24, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 52) • Page Image 6

… Israel's attitude and its foolishness." Secretary of State William P. Rogers had proposed for the United States that Israel and the Arab states stop shooting and start talking. Daily Classifieds Get…

… Bernadette Devlin, member from Northern Ireland now serving a six-month prison term forvrioting and in- citing riot during Catholic-Prot- estant violence. The Michigan Daily, edited and man- agred by students

July 24, 1948 (vol. 58, iss. 192) • Page Image 3

… ruled against Israel be- 4 cause the new state is not yet a member of the organization. Egyp- L tbans said if Israel had been recog- 0 nized, the Arab nations would re~- 2 fuse to compete. 2 Athletes in…

…?)-The In- ternational Olympic ruling body closed the door of the games to- day on the new state of Israel, thereby halting the threat of a walkout by the Arab nations. This wvas done by rejecting the appeal…

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…. Box 127, Michigan Daily. )53l SINGLE or share double room for fall near campus. Doesn't smoke or drink. Will keep room in ordlerly condition. 3-year legal student. Write Box 125, Michigan Daily. ) 17 s…

July 24, 1963 (vol. 73, iss. 21) • Page Image 1

… continually forced to make in the present decade, universities and the University must help prepare their students for the adjust- ments they will have to make. "They must be helped to under- stand the reason…

… training good and crea- tive teachers who inspire the student to explore the myster- ies of both our society and our' human relations." Residential College Regarding the proposal to es- tablish a small…

… residential col- lege, within but separate from the literary college, Dean Haber said it was "a proposal which deals with the problem of growth and would make it pos- sible for a larger number of students to…

… discuss the plans in the fall. The new college would pro- vide a different curriculum as well as a different housing sit- uation from the regular college. It would not, however, differ in either student

…-faculty ratio or running-cost expenditure per student from the literary col- lege. Master Plan Asked whether he thought the "Master Plan" of education which has been put to effec- tive use in the California…

… boycotts fail to work, we'll move on to something DAMASCUS-Syria will con- tinue to work for Arab unity, a government spokesman said yes- terday, despite Egyptian President Nasser's angry repudiation of the…

July 24, 1979 (vol. 89, iss. 50) • Page Image 3

… English is not a barrier in teacher-student communication until a teacher fails to take the dialect into ac- count when teaching standard English. The case was brought by attorneys for 11 children from the…

….m. ... A Near ,asterp Studies department_ presents a lecture and discussion on "From Heritage to Actuality in Arabic Fiction-A Recent Novel" from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. in Lecture Room 1, MLB ... the School of…

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