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… EIGHT PAGES SWestern, Arab Leaders 4> Nasser Calls Arab Nations To Meeting Ike Determines Polcy Today on UN Sanctions' Sn Israeli Troop Crisis I Countries to Discuss Eisenhower Doctrine CAIRO…

… ()-President Game Nasser is conferring with three o thls Arab partners next week in ,summit meeting expected to hard en the Arab attitude toward the Eisenhower doctrine and Aqaba- Gaza issue. Syria's President…

… on his mission to Wash- ington, with emphasis on his an- alysis of what the F bhowe doctrine for the Middle East means to the Arabs. Common Bonds The wealthy Saudi Arabiar monarch has been visiting…

… Spair and the Arab nations of Nort. Africa since he left Washingtor two weeks ago. Common bonds of Egypt, Saud: Arabia, Jordan and Syria includ opposition to Israel and the pro- Western Baghdad Pact. But…

… a strain on their unity is sh wing up in differences over the Eisenhowei doctrine. Saudi Arabia and Jordan have responded favorably to the new 4 American policy. Egypt and Syria still preach Arab…

… Britain. Dominated by a clique of pro- Soviet army officers, Syria has been the most hostile of the Arab nations toward the Eisenhower doctrine, although Kuwatly's gov- ernment officially adopted a wait…

…, and housing unit conferences. Collaterally, there will be public exhibition of religious art and music. The Conference grew out of a Student Government Council mo- tion last May. Persons representing…

… Curricu- lum," "What Are the Campus Gods?" and "Religion-a Hind- rance to Integration?" A faculty-student peopled panel will discuss "What Happens to God on Campus?" Auto Plates Change Near WASHINGTON (A…

… new Arab-Israeli war over the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba." Hold West Awaits U.S. Action In Mid-East Assembly Recesses; Expects Israel Reply UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A)- Canada, Britain and France…

… Staff Reporter For many international students, visa complications are irritating at best. At worst, they can alter the course of someone's life. During winter break, Marta Cruz-Sojo, graduate student and…

… entry in a database of foreigners considered to be a security threat to the United States. The embassy refused to grant her a student visa, and instead, revoked her passport and visa, under which she was…

… Graduate Employees' Organization, the Uni- versity told Cruz-Sojo that it would only secure her position as a gradu- ate student instructor until Jan. 23 - a deadline that was later extend- ed to Jan. 27…

… consequenc- es of crises like Cruz-Sojo's, GEO is forming a group called the Inter- national Workers' Caucus to offer support and advocacy for interna- tional students. The group held its first meet- ing…

… Tuesday and plans to urge the University to adopt policies that guarantee job security and student status in cases of visa delays. "A request for intervention made by GEO to University President Mary Sue…

… Dismal housing conditions, a general lack of student awareness about tenants' rights and waves of complaints from stu- dents about their land- lords prompt- - ed the Michigan Student Assembly to P e act to…

… improve housing con- ditions for all students. At Tues- day's meeting, MSA created the Student Housing Taskforce to relay demand for better off-campus living between ten- ants, representatives, the…

… Vice President Joe Bernstein, information collected by the taskforce will go to Student Legal Services and the Ann Arbor Tenants Union - who in turn will provide students with legal counseling and advice…

… for dealing with landlords and obtaining housing. "We decided to place the counseling part in Student Legal Services," Boot added. "If that doesn't suffice after a fis- cal year, maybe MSA will seek…

…, African, Indian, Arab and numerous other cul- tural groups performed in support of diversity at the fifth annual Encompass show in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theater. The show brought together different cultural…

… Buckle, vice-president of the African Student Association - whose group had never performed in Encompass before. "We hope that people left with at least a small taste of various African cultures" Buckle…

… tells the NIOUL: II:RWILLINGER/Daily Rackham student Brent Armendinger signs his name in support of Morgan Linen workers as part of a SOLE protest yesterday. PassWords may be at ri Computing site users…

… -~ Q ore Cash Marked )r Student Loans cholarship Fund Also Established 'rom Grant of Former Graduate Arab Rebels Plan March In Lebanon Heyns Approved' As LS&A Dean By THOMAS HAYDEN Prof. Roger W…

… Try Special to The Daily_ GAYLORD - Student Loan Funds were increased by $200,000 cash yesterday by University Regents' action, The $200,000 cash gift to the University was part of a $505…

…. Mc- Graw Scholarship fund, to be used for student scholarships. The bequest will raise the total of the student loan funds to $1,- 300,000. However, $200,000 of this total is sharply restricted by…

… special -. . . stipulations. According, to Vice- President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis, loan funds have been nearly exhausted this year. .... He thought the additional $200,- 000 would probably be…

… adequate Sfor next year. However, Secretary to the Presi- *...................~-dent Herbert G. Watkins noted that the amount of funds avail=- able to students niext year would depend on how suoccessful…

… students * were in finding summer jobs. Repayment date for student t{ loans is not until next September, and pnly then will there be accu- rate information on needs for ............ ..next -year. '}.y…

… stu- dents were really interested in c t n them. There has been talk, he k T hre said, of a nationwide discount service for students. Ch " -Lewis told the board that there C airm en lwas even a…

… possibility there might be federal loan funds. Special to The Daily Have Been Good Risks GAYLORD Appointments of Students, according to Pierpont, thAeedeprtme-talpphirmeni have been good risks for loans. He…

…. Spuhler was He. suggested that a medical named acting chairman of the student could even make a ten- anthropology department, effective year loan. By The Associated.Press The Egyptian Middle East news…

… -conference that President Abdel Gamal Nasser's United Arab Re- public was moving men and arms into Lebanon "this very minute" to aid its aims at overthrowing tl e pro-West Lebanese govern- ment. Accuse U…

… occupied territories completely sealed ff yesterday after a series of revenge attacks by both Jews and Arabs. Under Arens' order, the 1.7 million Palestinian resi- dents of the occupied West Bank and the…

… women soldiers and another Palestinian beat two Israelis with a hammer yesterday in part of a wave of attacks on *Jews in Israel, police said. The Arab was chased and captured by soldiers and' civilians…

…-throwing Palestinians at Jerusalem's hallowed OTemple Mount, killing at least 19 Arabs. - Clandestine leaflets have urged Palestinians to step up attacks on Jews, and the violence since Sunday's killings raised fears…

… officials predicted that the bill would easily pass the Senate. If passed, the bill will go to Pres- ident Bush for approval this week. The legislation requires that prospective students have access to…

… Baisden, supervisor of University crime prevention, em- phasized that statistics on campus crime and security policies have al- ways been available to students upon request. The bill would only increase…

… awareness among students, he said. The number of Part One crimes reported to the department in 1989 was 2,414. The total includes 30 re- ports of aggravated assault, 97 non- aggravated assaults, and 9…

… to publish crime statistics, the bill will require the release of gradua- tion rates. The original graduation rate proposal was aimed at student- athletes, but the provision was later changed. Bruce…

… stu- dent athletes in all our sports." He added that the disclosure of gradua- tion rates of all students, not only athletes, "can only help the Univer- sity." Walter Harrison, the executive di- rector…

… of University relations, voiced approval of the bill. As an effect of the bill, "a better educated prospec- tive student will make a better choice," he said. Harrison said he would not expect the bill…

… Sheldon (R-Second Ward) favors the ordinance, but said Ann Arbor should not be compared to Meiland. See RECYCLE, Page 2 'A better educated prospective student will make a better choice' - Walter Harrison…

… editorial freedom Vol. CII, No. 19 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, October 24, 1991 coprl G:1991 heMi an Dily Shamir tolead Israel in summit DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Hard-line Israeli and Arab leaders…

… solidified their positions yesterday in preparation for next week's Mideast peace conference. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir announced he would lead the Israeli negotiat- ing team, and Syria sought Arab…

… were immediately called into question by student ac- tivists opposed to campus police, in- cluding Michigan Student Assem- bly Rackham Rep. Jeff Hinte. "The fact that the committee does not do…

… accounts and the lack of citizen See COMMITTEE, Page 2 Save the LP LSA senior Stephanie Brail spins the disks for the University's radio station, WCBN, yesterday afternoon in the Student Activities Building…

…. Former S Carolina president charged with sex harassment by Gwen Shaffer Daily Higher Education Reporter Four former University of South Carolina students claim that ex- President James lHolderman made…

…. Holderman's term as president ran from September 1977 to June 1990. "The university's current presi- dent, John Palms, has requested that any students or faculty with infor- mation relating to the claims…

… their suspicions. In a written statement, Palms said, "I am most troubled and dis- tressed by this and by the possibil- ity that faculty, staff, or students may have been rebuffed in attempt- ing to…

… reviewing officer. He was giv- en power to reduce but not in- crease the sentences. Photo of Lawyer Wins in West Quad Holiday Causes Student Exodus By DOLORES PALANKER The increasing vacancies in…

… classrooms and over-crowded trans- portation facilities indicate the annual Thanksgiving exodus won't leave too many students on campus to take part in the holiday festivities. Although University residence…

… time and many of the dorms will entertain foreign students at the traditional dinner. For Acacia Fraternity, tomorrow is one of the biggest days of the year. Following a Thanksgiving breakfast, the…

… football game, featuring a flexible goal line and an uphill path for the pledges will complete the afternoon. Martha Cook will play hostess to 12 foreign students and other guests at tomorrow's dinner, which…

… will precede a musicale featuring talented women from the dorm. HELEN NEWBERRY, Betsy Barbour and the Law Club are each entertaining six foreign students. East Quad, which houses approxi- mately 40 Latin…

… American students, will serve its regular "meal of the year" and West Quad has arranged to entertain all foreign students not invited elsewhere. Alpha Xi Delta will entertain one foreign student and other…

… guests at the Thursday dinner and -Sigma Delta Tau will be hostess to six students from the International Center Friday eve- ning. The three men's co-op houses are playing host to the women's co-ops with…

… govt. pushes for Israel divestment Arab Student Union wants committee to study moral implications of investments in Israel By Michael Kan Daily News Editor While campaigns to divest from Israel at the…

…." Sponsored by the Dearborn campus's Arab Student Union, the resolution was introduced to SG yesterday through a pre- sentation detailing the human rights vio- lations and illegal practices of the Israeli…

… professors the Uni- versity plans to pursue. Although the donation will not affect many students directly, as visiting pro- fessors will primarily be concerned with conducting research, Connell said students…

… Jewish studies," said Todd Endelman, director of the center. According to the University, more than 1,000 students take courses offered through the Judaic Studies center every semester. LSA junior Jessica…

…'t know what to do, because it's terrible. We can't live with it." Shaulis added that Vindicator Gen- eral Manager Mark Brown is bringing in See SCAB, Page 7A ELEVENTH TIME'S A CHARM Dearborn student…

… University's Ann Arbor campus have so far gone nowhere, an outside initiative aims to ignite the movement once again. The student gov- ernment of the University's Dearborn campus voted yesterday to recommend…

… illegal under international law, the Student Govern- ment Senate unanimously passed the resolution. The resolution urges the University's Board of Regents - which presides over the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and…

… occupation. The divestment issue will be on the student government's agenda in its town-hall meeting on March 10, where the body will seek student and faculty input. Members of SG and ASU declined to comment…

… passed, in the Michigan Student Assembly. Most recently, the pro-Palestinian group Students Allied for Freedom and Economic Equality spon- sored a resolution at an MSA meeting in 2003, but the assembly…

… voted against it. MSA President Jason Mironov said he would not comment on SG's initiative until he had seen the resolution. Israeli Students Organization Presi- dent and LSA freshman Or Shotan said the…

… House. THE STUDENT-FACULTY Council on Student Affairs at Ohio State University will vote today on sections of a new student body constitution which increases student power and conflicts with existing…

… Faculty Council rules. The new constitution, rati- fied by students April 6, grants the OSU Student Assembly authority to recognize organizations, place a student member on the Faculty Council and require…

… student approval of operationalf expenses. All changes must be approved by the CSA before the faculty can consider them. According to a staff member of the OS'U Lantern, the faculty usually accepts CSA…

… Bursley Hall. He added, however, last night to hold the Nationa that the kitchen at Bursley would Convention of Students for Dem. be the only unit affected. cratic Society (SDS) in Ann Arbon John C…

… Arab Republic. Meanwhile, the UN Security Council scheduled a meeting for this morning to discuss possible actions to avert war be- tween Israel and neighboring Arab states. See related story, Page 3…

… Michigan Daily and presenta- Under study for several years, tions put on by Student Govern- it is now in its final preparation. ment Council and the University This is the first advisory commit- Activities…

… Plan is of student organizations and to the Contemporary Discussion Se- ries, Lecture Series, and MUSKET. jBruce Kahn, president of SGC, will also speak to the students on the "responsibility they have…

… commitment k FINANCIAL NEED BASIS: Student Advisory Coi Revised P olicy for Al should be like, that is, a place for the development, refinement and expression of ideas." various aspects of faternity and…

… sorority life. Chrysler Center Affected In addition to the students tak- He also said construction on the ing part in summer orientation, Chrysler Center for Continuing over 1,000 freshmen and 1…

… rankings, which will appear in the Oct. 4 issue of "U.S. News and World Report" magazine, were based on the following categories: academic reputation, student selectivity, faculty resources, financial…

… resources, graduation rate, and, alumni satisfaction. The University was ranked 7th in academic reputa- tion, 38th in student selectivity, 32nd in faculty re- sources, 38th in financial resources, 25th in…

… com- ments portion of yesterday's meeting of the University Board of Regents. Students and faculty gave last- minute input to the regents on an amendment to include sexual orienta- tion in the…

… prohibits discrimination against Uni- versity faculty, staff and students. A majority of the regents support including "sexual orientation" al- though they are unclear of the practi- cal ramification the…

… student populations spoke out in support of the amend- ment, claiming it was long overdue and noting that almost all other uni- versities have such a bylaw. Only 11 people were allowed to speak for five…

… allowed the government to implement the agreement on Palestinian self-rule in the occupied lands and continue at- tempts to reach peace with Israel's Arab neighbors. The margin was less substantial than…

… Bank. Segev said Rabin's majority was "miserable" because it relied on five Arab legislators who "define them- selves as Palestinians." The government was not required by law to get parliament approval…

…-Thursday, January 24, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages EIGHT-DAY-OLD STRIKE sc IFYU SEE NEWVS RAM ALL 7 AILY Residency applications due The legal Aid Office reminds us that applications from students seeking in…

…-state residency status for this term must be filed with the Student Certification Office, 1510 LSA Bldg., no later than Monday. In order to help appli- cants strengthen their cases, Legal Aid is hosting two rap…

…. Impeachment info The Ann Arbor chapter of tpe Committee to Impeach Nixon has set up a table in the Fishbowl to advise students on where to send letters urging Nixon's ouster and to answer related questions. A…

… spokesperson for the new group says that students should write their representatives in Congress as well as members of the House Judiciary Committee, which is currently study- ing the possibility of impeachment…

… conclude an agreement with Israel on military disen- gagement in the Golan Heights. Sadat is visiting Arab colleagues in an attempt to explain the new Egyp- tian mideast posture. 1troop dse Sadat returns…

… after touring Arab capitals CAIRO (Reuter)-President Anwar Sadat returned to Cairo last night from Rabat, Morocco, at the end of a whirlwind tour of Arab states to explain the implications of his nation…

…'s disengagement of forces agreement with Israel. It was Sadat's most extensive tour of the Arab world since he became president in 1970. HIS FIVE-DAY journey took him to Saudi Arabia, Syria, the Arab gulf states of…

… from all occupied Arab territories. He also stressed that the participation of the Palestinians in the Geneva conference was "an in- disputable-principle." HE EMPHASIZED that the disengagement agree…

… time we feel appropriate and not before," he told an Algiers press conference Tuesday. He also tried to convince Arab leaders that there was no harm in confronting Israel on the political front after…

… reported clamps on teachers and students that have followed the coup in Czechoslovakia. Five speakers will take up five aspects of Czech academic free- dom during the rally to be held at 4:15 p.m. in Rackham…

… restraints on students and teachers in Czechoslovakia. Violations in U.S. Prof. Preston Slosson of the history department, who will talk on violations of academic freedom in the United States and their…

…. Czech Spirit Rev. Edwin H. Redman of the Unitarian Church, who will dis- cuss the spirit of the Czech peo- ple, theirsbackground and tradi- tions, and Robert Miller, a Czech student who will offer some…

… impressions of student life in his homeland. Alfred Shapiro, chairman of SLID, will officiate at the meet- ing.. * * SRA-YPCM Disagree on Czech Issue The Student Religious Associa- tion last night added its…

… Keitha Harmon, president of SRA, and Dwight Walsh, secretary, as- sailed the reported Communist at- tack on a student demonstration in Prague. "The schools in Czecho- slovakia are now being purged on non…

… to keep Russia out of the Near East and at the same time have access to Arabian oil may then backfire," the major continued, "because Russia may eventually charge the Arab League ------------ as…

… confusion in high places in the U.S. on the "naive belief that the Arabs were bluffing when they proposed to fight partition with force." "U.S. support of partition was a simple political trick aimed at…

… Arabs, the Jews in Palestine would lose if they were not aided. In the event ,that Russian troops eventually did enter Pal- estine and no war was to re- sult, the major explained, the American Jew would…

… Palestine Jews and American Jewry would not admit of a break in such a crisis," he said. SL Petitions Are Available To Candidatles Students who plan to run for positions of the Student Legisla- ture in the…

…iIhroeoiae ;Fl -V till One hundred four years of editorial freedom qRabin tryes toreassurkoe Israelis n wak ofm ing Los Angeles Times JERUSALEM - Although Israel has de- feated all the Arab armies…

…, said University President James J. Duderstadt in an address to a group of female graduate students yester- day. Duderstadt heard from about 35 students who attendedthe "town meet- ing" to voice their…

… concerns and discuss the University's Agenda for Women *-- a blueprint for increasing the suc- cess of female students and faculty members. The University was one of the first higher education institutions…

… may nreed to set standards for graduate students and faculty, so that require- 'ents will be more consistent across fferent departments. Students voiced a concern that male professors often have lower…

… expecta- Japan market dives; death toil tops 5,000 An unidentified graduate student speaks at the Graduate Student Town Meeting yesterday. tions for female students. Rackham student Jean Moran said she…

… felt female students are discouraged from certain areas of research. Duderstadt suggested that problems of discrimination within departments should be brought to the attention of the department chair…

… people in power are still men, how are changes going to occur in the interper- sonal communication? I'm hopeful yet pessimistic until I see some changes." Students also discussed some as- pects of graduate…

… education on the whole, such as funding and mentorship. Duderstadt said that faculty advi- sors must make the education of gradu- ate students a priority. "Graduate education does have a certain feudal…

… character to it, where (professors) treat their students as they remember being treated," he said. The Washington Post TOKYO - Turmoil erupted in Parliament yesterday over the government's handling of…

…. Mike Pokrywka, co-chair of the ollege Democrats, said he was sur- prised and eager to have Cisneros come to campus. "We're extremely excited to have him talk to students about issues im- portant to us…

… to prevent covert intelligence work on college and university campuses. +Panelist Ahmad Jabbari described CIA efforts to. recruit and place him as an agent in Iran while he was a student at Washington…

… if they would just go away." The PLO is recognized by most Arab the status of the Palestinians and the West Bank even if Jordan withholds its support. Carter said he hopes that a self- governing…

… and Saudi Arabia's King Khalid on Carter's Camp David negotiations with Israel and Egypt and had meant to mark time until In Arab hardliner summit ended in Damascus so he could fly there and make his…

… pitch to President Hafez Assad. SAUDI ARABIA used the time to show him Dharhan, home of the Saudi oil wealth which influences what Hussein and other Arab leaders -in- cluding Egyptian President Anwar…

… the more dependent on this nation's petroleum. Vance is leaving this morning if the Arab hardliner summit conference in Damascus is over. Otherwise he will skip Damascus and fly direct to Washington…

…. Damascus reports said the Arabs were having trouble completing their final communique. WHILE HE waited, the Saudis took him on a tour of Ihahran, the home of ,Sunday- Aramco, the petroleum producing giant…

…FK H ION tLbi yar, Tta 1bak it. 0 4 I IC lill ti One hundred three years of editorial freedom 'U' urges student input on alcohol policy as deadline nears By HOPE CALATI DAILY STAFF REPORTER The…

… much-anticipated student policy on al- cohol and other drug use may be coming soon to a student organization near you. Polk Wagner, former Interfraternity Coun- cil president turned administrator, has…

… policy will affect all students. It out- *lines general University guidelines on the use of alcohol, drugs and tobacco and discusses preventing drug and alcohol problems and as- sisting students with…

… problems. The policy also advises student groups to form their own policies and reiterates sanctions stated in the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities regarding alcohol and other drug use…

…. There are questions about the extent of that problem," Wagner said.. The 25 members of Couzens House Coun- cil are only a fraction of the 2,000 students Wagner aims to reach. But students aren't the only…

… of suggestions, but other groups did. For example, LSA Student Government President Ryan Boeskool cautioned against extending the power of this policy beyond that of the code of non-academic conduct…

… went on, however , as the latest cease-fire agreement proclaimed by King Hussein col- lapsed when a faction of the guer- rilla movement rejected it and. vowed to fight on, The Arab leadership struggled…

… - PIO - denounc- ed the cease-fire as "a trick," and urged the guerrillas to fight on. w*. In a speech heard over Amman radio, Husseinsaid /the Arab mis- sion from Cairo endorsed a four- point peace plan…

… tall necessary by Central Student ;minarets piercing the horizon. Judiciary's (CSJ) decision last The town is awakened just be- spring that IHA was operating in fore 5 a.m. by the crump of ex- violation…

… of Student Government poding shells. There are few loud Council (SGC) rules. explosions at the beginning, only The proposed constitution will sporadic rifle shots the first 20 be presented to residence…

… whooshes along the tem, excluding Baits, the Lawyer's narrow streets and mingles with t Club, and married student hous- all the other echoing sounds of ing. Representatives are to be battle to produce an…

… with the politics of "no longer effective" in dealing last night refused to nominate the Board of Regents and declines with his various constituencies, students to serve on a University- the invitatipn…

… dates. had also refused to consider any and approve appointments to the SGC also last night appointed candidate who did not promise ROTC staff; supervise the er- the five students who will com- to be…

…. Marshall told Russia that the United States will not compromise on principles to win peace.; * * * Charges Actions, Of Dems, G. 0. P. Will1 Start -War By RUSS CLANAHAN Progressives, students, and…

… pa- tience of others should be mis- taken for weakness. "The United States does not wish to increase the existing tension. It is its wholehearted desire to alleviate that tension." Arabs Charge Truce…

… Broken AMMAN, Trans-Jordan-(IP)- The Arab Legion charged that a Jewish fighter plane shot down an Arab airliner, killing two British correspondents. AN ARAB Legion spokesman charged that the incident was a…

…- ination of the UN mediator, Count Folke Bernadotte and a French aide last Friday in Jerusalem. Yes- terday Arabs attacked a UN-spon- sored Jewish convoy at Latrun and REPORTED KILLED IN PAL- ESTINE - John…

… Locke Lewis (above), 54, of Philadelphia, was reported killed by Arabs in ambush of a Jewish convoy en- route to Jerusalem. (AP Wirephoto) 'eft' Unity Called for ByTruman I LOS LOS ANGELES…

… Progressive Party come into power, the USSR would have confidence in the desire of the American people for peace," he said. * * * THE CANDIDATE addressed a news conference at the Student Publications Building…

… rank-and-file membership in passing certain resolutions. Shaffer controlled a block of University students ofCommunt sympathies including transfer stu-r dents from Brooklyn College, a cording to Babson…

…. Shaffer denied packing the meeting and claimed he had never seen the transfer students before. * * * "I AM NOT AT ALL surprised that the rank and file members, many of whom supported the pres- ent…

… Survey Research Center Asked To Aid By JON SOBELOFF The "superman survey" of the University Admissions Office has run into difficulties because 70 student judges couldn't get to- gether orw which…

… SHREW THE SURVEY'S aim is to find out who the "best" 10 or 20 male undergraduate students now are. Then Feather will-look for clues in the high school careers of these students which might have fore…

…- told their superiority. Feather hopes to learn how to pick out potential "supermen" while they're still in high school, so that more of these superior students would be sure to get college educations…

… on their freshman aptitude ests was mimeographed. Seventy student judges, picked carefully to represent various cam- pus groups, were then asked to check the names of all the men on the list they knew…

… well enough .., t x . 'aming of Shrew'a To- Open Tomorrow By GAIL GOLDSTEIN Clad in Elizabethan costumes, students in the speech department will present Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" opening…

… a play within a play. Its first production was seen in 1594. students with the best personali- Added to this production have ties. been new lines of dialogue which' the directors think Shakespeare…

… reject a resolution which would STUDENTS CLUSTER TO GET THEIR GREEN FEATHERS . .. AND A RED HERRING have declared Chavez' seat vacant because of "flagrant" irregulari- ties in election procedure, y crate…

… Carstenson and David Levy, cess. All the feathers, buttons, and Among those who crowded iastic students, along with buttons; part of the morning. Ten men, '57. two of the feather workers said literature were…

… Uni treatment of its three million Jews, and "to force the Soviet Union to grant concessions" to the Je IM CO)NiThVEIRSY-* SRC to study Upoics on lelvof-student fees se student ouncis Plans Viet…

… referendum By LYNN WEINER Student Government Coun- cii last night placed the con- troversial question of control over the allocation of student j fees on the November election ballot. Precise wording of the…

… referen- dum will be worked out at next week's Council meeting, but it was generally agreed that the thrust of the question Mill be whether students should have the power to either order or veto the use of…

… student fees for University con- ei struction projects. The referendum relates directly to a proposal, now under consid- rtz, eration by the University admin- on's istration, which calls for the use s.of a…

… recurring fee assessment of MS. "up to $15" to pay for construc-p" tion of two new intramural build- ings. In a related referendum, also approved last night, students will be asked whether SGC's 25-cent per…

… student, per term budget should be raised to 40 cents. Under present University reg- ulations, the Regents and the ad- ministration have complete con- trol over SGC's budget. It has been set at 25 cents per…

…'t changed about the Pennsyl- vanians since their last visit here is their name, and, of course, their FRED WARING .. . will appear here Resale of Grid' Tickets To Be Held in Union Resale of non-student…

… that the annual "M" Handbook will go on sale today at the Union main desk and Women's League travel desk. Tryouts Wanted Students interested in try- ing-out for The Michigan Daily business staff will…

… meet at 4 p.m. today in the Student Pub- Slications Building. A Tryout meeting for the editorial and news staff will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Student Publications Build- ing. Students who wish…

… graduate schools ranking second and third. A breakdown of registration fig- ures gives the literary college 7,383 students with men outnumbering women two to one. Next largest is the Engineering College with…

… 3,842 students registered, only 29 of them women, however. A close third is the graduate school with an enrollment of 3,459. Total enrollment figures climbed another notch yesterday as late…

… Professors. S Federal Bousing Bill fops Barrier SAC Stymies SL 'Meet Regents' Plan Student Legislature's "Meet Your Regents" get-together ran afoul of the Student Affairs Committee, but Legislators last night…

… SAC had denied the use of Rackham lecture hall for the student-Regent meeting, although he commented that they were "exceedingly cooperative and willing to offer alter- natives." They said the meeting…

…- ganizations more alert. Arab States To Cease War With Israel Iraq Will Accept UN Agreement WASHINGTON--(;P)--A now ederal public housing program curdled its first Senate barrier esterday when a banking sub…

…- lomats in Bulgaria had dealt .with the accused spies. RHODES - (A) - Israel and Egypt agreed yesterday to an arm- istice, terms of which they will sign today. Promptly, other Arab states be- gan lining up…

… peak loads at the beginning an end of each semester, advising will be carried on continuously. Students will be notified when to meet A'ith ad- visors. them to better allocate instruc- tors. At the same…

…Students blared various demands for accountability and administrative action after weeks of racist provocations on campus earlier this semester, but one question echoed throughout all the…

… protests. “What happens to racist students who get caught?” LSA senior Arlyn Reed asked at a de-stress event held by the Black Student Union last month to rounds of applause from the audience…

… Madison Peterson echoed at a protest the next day. Reed, a former Central Student Government representative, went on to propose a student sanctioning process — similar to one mandated by the…

… sexual misconduct policy — in the face of an uptick in bias-related incidents. The Dean of Student’s Bias Response Team has logged 52 bias incidents since this July, but students are correct to point…

… catch to Reed’s proposal is that the institutional process, in large part, already exists. The Office of Student Conflict Resolution is tasked with enforcing the Statement of Student Rights…

… than one case of bias this year. E. Royster Harper, the University’s vice president for student life, however, said in a September interview she was not aware of one bias investigation to her…

… knowledge addressed through OSCR. The statement’s language is ambiguous, and does not have a clause expressly sanctioning bias or discrimination. While the statement gives students the right “to be…

…, weight, or veteran status,” the document does not task students with the reciprocal responsibility. The only clause broaching bias Former Michigan House Rep. Jeff Irwin is launching his…

… Response team since July unknown number of bias cases resolved by OSCR cases of harassment resolved by OSCR in 2 years year until revision process begins OSCR & Bias DESIGN BY AVA WEINER Students…

… week, instead of four, and open full-time service to the public Oct. 30. The bus service, which used to serve only University of Michigan staff, faculty and students, will include stops at the…

… Nasiriyah, Central Command said. "We, of course, will be much more cautious in the way that we view the battlefield as a result of some of these inci- dents," Abizaid said. Arab television showed what it said…

… their support for U.S. troops abroad. More than 100 veterans and a handful of stu- dents gathered to express support for U.S. troops and for President Bush. A smaller group of students, mostly from Anti…

…'re behind them."' Conflicts between supporters and anti-war protest- ers developed toward the end of the event, but quickly dissolved into small groups of students and veterans discussing their various…

…) therefore couldn't go to war ... that was a serious mistake in terms of pre- senting the case to the world," Holbrooke said to students, faculty members and other com- munity members. He said the United…

… continues, the world should now turn its atten- tion to post-war issues, which include the post- Saddam Iraq, relations with U.S. allies, Arab oil supplies and the future of the U.N. See U.N., Page 9A s need…

… pedal against nation' By Michael Kan For the Daily Protesting the nation's dependency on oil, student bicyclists pedaled in solidar- ity against war in Iraq in a parade through downtown Ann Arbor Friday…

… high-profile personali- ties, including Tom Hanks and Best See OSCARS. Page 6A more student Emily Kearns said. Many participants cited "car culture" - or the United States' overreliance on oil - as…

… barring the practice of hiring undergraduates for po- sitions traditionally filled by graduate students. There are undergraduates currently leading discussion groups in such divisions as electrical…

…- plored the resolution but Bush had postponed a campaign to repeal it out of a desire to maintain Arab support for the effort, against Saddam in the Persian] Gulf. The State Department's assistant See BUSH…

… regulation should be followed more closely. f KU student pres. faces impeachment after hitting woman by Gwen Shaffer and demanded that I resign. I told Daily Higher Education Reporter them I have no plans to…

… resign. The Students at the University of student senators passed a resolution Kansas (KU) are in the midst of a on the floor to expel me from of- controversial campaign to oust fice, but it was against…

… our rules and Darren Fulcher, their first Black regulations," Fulcher said. student body president, after a Although most students agree campus newspaper publicized that Fulcher acted improperly, many…

… feel he hit his former girlfriend. the Student Senate has mishandled Women's rights groups are lead- the incident, said Student Senator ing the campaign to remove him, and supporter James Baucom. while…

… other groups oppose the im- "They mistreated him and have peachment drive, citing racism as the gone about the whole thing un- motivation behind the movement. democratically," he said. . After the Student…

… the he is a strong leader. Darren repre- Senate has no jurisdiction over off- sents that Black students can be in- campus violence and the incident oc- volved in a position of power, which cuffed before…

… Fulcher was elected, opens up the door for other minor- the Student Senate vote should not ity groups to participate," Baucom stand. said. The controversy began last Fulcher said, however, that he month…

… driver left this bus illegally parked in front of the Student Activities Building. University drivers complain of scarce campus park ing by Travis McReynolds I In the race to find parking spaces on…

… students can use them more effectively. Monts will also help advise the president on how to carry out the University's mission for a diverse campus, beyond the admission policies the University may have to…

…. "As we prepare students to move into leadership roles, their experiences with diver- sity on this campus will be positive attributes." Monts is also charged with advising the pres- ident on the arts and…

… said he plans to "keep arts at the center of campus culture," allowing stu- dents to enjoy them and integrating the arts into student life. Monts lauded Coleman for having a vision for the University…

… Maria Sprow Daily Staff Reporter Due inpart to increased security measures and community awareness of campus crimes, students living in resi- dence halls may have reason to feel more safe this year than…

… director of Housing Security Services, attributed the decrease in residence hall crimes to an increase of awareness among students that crimes do occur there, as well as to the increased security measures in…

… place this year. "I think that we've tried to create a great deal of public awareness," Stein- man said, adding the department has gone to great lengths so students under- stand the importance of locking…

… residence halls and talking one-on-one with students about commu- nity responsibility and campus crimes. The group has almost completed its goal to visit students in all the residence halls, and is finishing…

… up this week with Vera Baits housing. Though many students living in the residence halls said they feel more cau- tious this year than they did two or three years ago, they said they did not believe…

… of reaching out to local communities and low-income fami- lies. He is a founder of the Arab Community Cen- ter for Education and Social Ser- vices in Dear- born and has served as the organization…

… time convincing the United Nations that Saddam Hussein is not willing to cooperate. Many students said they are divided about Bush's rush into war and if it is wise to go in with a lack of international…

… professor or scholar, the spouse of- a faculty member, a distinguished scholar, or a graduate student with two years of postgraduate study (one in-residence). Applicants must have demonstrated aptitude in…

… seek the Democratic nomination for President in 1976. Honduran relief Ford tells Arabs The Washtenaw County chapter of the American Red Cross has contributed $200 to the Honduran relief fund. The…

…'re interested in achiev- ing in-state residency at the University, you might consider dropping in.at the Student Legal Aid of- fice in Rm. 4310 of the Union at 8 p.m. Legal ad- vice will be given . . All junior…

…, senior and pre- professional students in the health professions are invited to attend a meeting ,today and tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Rm. 1025 Angell Hall. Professional school application procedures will be…

… - President Verald Ford yesterday is- sued a terse warning to Arab nations and. raised the possibility of global war if oil price and supply problems are not solved. Addressing the N i n t h World Energy…

… in the ik slightest to transcend the good taste which we demand of our d students. n. "It seems entirely clear to all of - us why the action was taken." 8- The Oct. 3 letter was'prefaced by ed an…

… explanation of why the univer- sity was concerned over the sus- s- pension. "When national organi- c. -zations determine the way in d which Cornell students shall live, - with whom they associate and un- y der…

… move might be made at this Tuesday's meeting f Cornell's Student Council to establish among all affiliated organizations the iight of free selection of mem- bers by the local chapters at Cornell. It is…

… believed that plans toward this end are now being formulated ill by a group including the presidents of Panhel, the Interfraternity w Council and the Student Council st at Cornell, and the Editor-in-Chief of…

… Erupt In Algeria ALGIERS (P) - Killings, riots, general strikes and bitter Arab anger erupted across North Afri- ca yesterday. The widesparead violence. was the Arab reply to France's arrest of five…

… party leadership had promised govern- ment reforms looking toward a "new leadership, democratically elected," but' begged the country to be patient. Budapest students warned several days ago they would…

…, the Arab students are planning, a noon demonstration in front of the grad library . or, if you'd rather, attend an Oneg Shabbot at the Hebrew House, 800 Lincoln, to eat dance and celebrate, no clharge…

…. Ford increases tariff on oil Students struggle to save Pi*lot By ROB MEACHUM About 150 Pilot Program stu- dents met last night in Alice Lloyd Hall and embarked on a letter writing and petition cam…

… the students in at- tendance that now "is not the time to sit around and wait - it is the time to demonstrate our strength." He quickly add- ed, however, that "vengeance See PILOT, Page 8 Key Dems…

… American people," he said. "Each day without action means that our economy becomes Daily Photo by PAULINE LUBENS SOME OF THE 150 Pilot Program students who met last night in Alice Lloyd Hall listen as the…

… Committee and in- dividual departments. The Executive Committee pro- ceedings are kept secret, but the ROTC decision was an- nounced because of its "inter- est" to the student body, Aca- demic Affairs Co…

… gallon MEANY - OIL--Blaming much of America's economic woes on high oil prices, AFL-CIO President George Meany proposed yesterday that the U. S. cut off Arab aid and em- bargo Middle East oil imports until…

… rate hike >f three per cent.. THE RATE Study Committee (RSC) con- Relations between Housing Director John Feldkmp and student members of the HUC were strained. Feldkamp had predicted that the Regents…

… would eventually pass his pro- posal calling for a three per cent hike, and RSC member David Lieberman blasted him far the arrogance of his presumptions. Other students expressed anger with Feld- kamp…

…'s alleged failure to heed student opinion. FELDKAMP'S objection to the student re- By TIM SCHICK and KATE SPELMAN A high Student Government Council source revealed last night that Former President Lee Gill…

…THE STUDENT 1960: MICHIGAN OUTLOOK L *6 6 SW.t a ~aii POSSIBLE SHOWERS High-77, Cloudy and slightly warmer with chance of thundershowers. i See Page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOL…

… strong basic science effort is asse of Michigan is not the flood of vital to the development of in- a ye incoming students, but how we can dustry in the state." fun provide some degree of diversity Prof…

…- tain funds to support the flood of incoming students than it is to improve a section of the Univer- sity. Maintain Excellence To maintain excellence, Nelson suggested, we depend on the sup- port of the…

… passed." By CYNTHIA NEU "Scrapple from the Apple" by Charlie Parker (based on "I Got Rhythm) was the overture to the Student Government Reading and Discussion program as the first seminar group met…

… Gamal Abdel Nasser o the United Arab Republic, flea in yesterday to swell the star studded ranks of foreign head: of state, here for the United Na tions meeting. A few hours earlier, Presiden Eisenhower…

… proclaimin "Allah is the greatest.* Major American Jewish organi zations decided not to demon strate against the Arab leader despite his bitter enmity towar Israel. They reasoned that an indignities they might…

… inflict o: him would only worsen alread grave Arab-Jewish relations. In a brief statement in Englisi Nasser said he hoped to join wit] other UN nations to "create more favorable atmosphere fo the…

…, term- Arabs. ed by Sadat as "my Henry Kis- The 30 or so Arab students t Lao con- singer," conferred in Washington gathered there at noon faced land-based yesterday with Nixon. East towards Mecca in a…

… Nashville. Former University vice president for student services Robert Knauss (who is now dean of the Vanderbilt University 'law school) got married this week to Angela "Chi Chi" Lawson, who left her post at…

… runs them, and how protective they are to women's health." Available abortion facilities must be approved by health service before they will refer students to them. The same pro- cedure was followed…

… lives, Sinai. 72-year-old would not worsen the situation. The gathering was sponsored n summon- U. S. officials said before the by the Organization of Arab Stu- meeting that Nixon had no plans dents (OAS…

… I * * * * MSC Expels Students for FootballPool Kick Out Three;' Discipline Seven EAST LANSING, Mich.-()-- Michigan State College announced it has expelled three students and placed seven others on…

… probation in a move to stamp out gambling in campus football pools. Word of the action came from Lewiston, Pa., where MSC Presi- dent John Hanna and Dean- of Students Stanley Crowe issued a joint statement…

… matter when he returns to the campus Monday, said expulsion notices went to three student veterans -juniors Michael Asadourian, 23, of Highland Park and James J. Robideau, 23, of Monroe, and sophomore…

… expelled students were attending Michigan State under the GI Bill of Rights, Dean Crowe said. There was no comment on the action from the students involved, nor was it known whether they left the campus…

… immediately. Dean Crowe said the seven stu- dents placed on probation would not be named, explaining that they "played only a small role in the operations." Students Plan Olivet Protest Mass Action Stil II…

… TentlativeStage Students in more than a dozen Mid-West colleges and Universities are mobilizing to take "action" in the firing of a professor and his wife at Olivet College, Olivet Mich- igan. Coordinator for…

… The Daily that the group has set Nov. 6 as a zero hour and up to that time will con- tact interested students in most Michigan schools. His address is 1143% E. Sixtieth St., Chicago, 37, Ill. Present…

… plans call for a dem- onstration on a non-partisan level. All participating students will be required to act "only as members of the student body at their particular school," he said. "Under no…

… details of the letter delivered to Macmillan three days ago. The letter appeared to be geared to the new Soviet campaign to depict Moscow as a peace-loving friend of the Arab world. Urges Agreement "Taking…

… far this fiscal year, which ends June 30. SSGC Meeting New committee chairmen under the revised structure will be an- nounced at the Student Govern- ment Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the third…

… Office of Stu- dent Affairs, Student Activities Building. Positions are also available for Cinema Guild Board, and may also be picked up at Mrs. Calla- han's office. Professor Paul G. Kauper of the law…

… Out Small anti-Khalidi demonstra- tions broke out in the Arab sec- tion of Jerusalem and two other west Jordan cities, Jerico and Nab- lus. The Moslem Brotherhood clash- ed with Communists in Jericho…

…, respectively, narrated Egypt, charged Monday that nts of the kidnapping for "some neighboring Arab countries mittee. and foreign countries paid lots of on told the committee that money" to precipitate the…

….m. today in the basement at Health Service. First, second and third shots wlil be given. Students need not pick up clinic cards before getting their shot. Fee for an injection is one dol- lar. FEATURES…

… 'TRANSPAI INTERNATIONAL WEEK-Sen. Charles Potter is introduced to University student Keosakhal Sedakham of Laos at the home of a Detroit Negro leader. Behind them stands Mrs. A. A. Banks, wife of the…

… minister of the Second Baptist Church. Fuoreign Studen[Lts Visit Amer ican Negro Homes By THOMAS TURNER Spending last weekend in Detroit's Negro community was exciting and even inspiring, student…

… participants agreed. The weekend program, sponsored by the Protestant Foundation for International Students, exposed 21 foreign students and two Americans to what one called this "community within a community…

…, Second Baptist Church,' sponsored the program in con- junction with its 122nd anni- versary. The University students spent Saturday night in the homes of members of the Second Baptist congregation and that…

… of Christ Baptist Church. Many of the students had been interested in the trip because they wanted to learn about discrimina- tion and segregation, according to Beverley Pooley, Grad., of England. Told…

… Brock, Grad., will atend the performances, which will be enacted as if being presentedr for her,. World News Roundup By The Associated Press. MOSCOW-President Nasser of the United Arab Republic has…

… consideration" seems to be the status of an Inter-House Council. proposal to change existing resi- dencehalls into co-educational dormitories... Vice-President for Student Af- fairs James A. Lewis said yester…

… stage on campus and will soon join the. list of partisan political groups here. The Student Affairs Committee will take up the request for rec- ognition of the Young Democrats at its meeting today. And…

… students branch of the Pro- gressives is planning to break its. organization down into an inte- grated precinct system, Morton Rosenthal, a spokesman, reported. "Each member will have a zone to cover and…

… student members of the party's executive body ae Max Dean, Jack and Addi Geist, Jack Lucas and Al Millstein Niebuhr Says Mankind Still Morally Weak By ROBERT C. WHITE Man, the scientist and creator, is…

… Franco got weapons and he sub- sequently won." Reflecting Arab opinion, Ismet Hamadeh, '48E, of Beirut, Leban-I on, said, "The U.S. should back down from its stand on partition in an honorable way since…

… policy. Request Students Democrats' Split Called Temporary By RUSS CLANAHAN People speculating on the possi- ble break-up of the Democratic Party because of the current re- volt of the South "should remem…

… e Frances May Lake and Robert G Oxenger. NSA To Seek Cut in Student Travel Rates Reduction in rail and bus trans- portation rates for students may become an actuality if plans for- mulated here at…

… the Michigan re- gional National Student Associa- tion meeting Sunday are success- ful. NSA approved arrangements whereby attempts will be made to obtain privilege cards for stu- dents which will…

… entitle them to percentage reductions in chain or department stores as well as on transportation rates. Student Geovrnment Clinic Delegates to the meeting, rep- resenting 17 Michigan schools and colleges…

… also made plans for a student government clinic to be held March 13 and 14 at Michigan State College. Dr. Eugene S. El- liott, state superintendent of pub- lic instruction, was chosen as the principal…

… International Student Convention has been received from the U.S. State Department, Michigan senators and from the Institute of International Educa- tion. Cultural Festival The convention, designed as a cultural…

… cap- tured the major Iranian border town of Qasr-e-Shirin, 300 miles to the north. The Iraqi invaders also surrounded the city of Abadan and the port city of Khorramshahr, across the disputed Shatt al-Arab…

… organization, was formed in 1975 by a diverse assortment of members including students, doctors, lawyers, and engineers. L5 is the name of a point in space. The "L" refers to Lagrange, a 16th century…

… registration F YOU HEAR a knock on your door during the next few days, it could be just someone hoping to sign you up-to vote. Students from various organizations around campus, such as the Michigan Students for…

… Anderson campaign and the Michigan Student Assembly, have formed a voter registration drive. Today's volunteers will be stationed at the Fishbowl from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and near Auditorium A in Angell…

… required of all male students and to include both study yand drill in military tactics," read a petition received by President Harry B. Hutchins from the Michigan alumni association of Chi- cago yesterday…

… STUDENTS ARE APPOINTED AS TEACHERS Pi Delta Epsilon To Hear Towers Former Editor of The Daily to Address All Students Interested in Journalism The following students have secured positions as teachers in…

… the subject, "Greece, Past and Present; Economic Contrasts," is widely known as an authority on Greek history. The speaker was a student for several years in Athens, Greece, and has writ- ten a number…

… opportunity to hear Professor Ferguson. Kansas Head Pleas to Save Students Lawrence, Kan., April 23.-Answer- ing the challenge that students of American universities and colleges are slackers, Chancellor Strong…

… medical mission. The hospital at Busrah was the only one for hundreds of miles. He told of the old Arab who had come to them after riding on camel back for 25 days over the desert sands. "And we are only…

… given the las two years of the student's course in volves five hours drill weekly, an pays the student $9 a month from the government. Ferry Field to Be Used "Ferry field is plenty large enough to be used…

… you can. Elementary Work Essential "Those whom I saw marching an drilling around the campus this aftei noon impressed me favorably. The seem to have a good start. What wish to impress on the students is…

… regiments, Major Castle ex pressed himself as being of the opin ion that officers and non-commissione officers will have to be selected fro: among those students who have he the most military training and hav…

…' applied for Chinese flagship By CAITLIN HUSTON Daily StaffReporter Students looking to study beyond Ann Arbor will soon have more opportunities to do so through the University. The Arabic Language Flag…

… students work toward attain- ing superior language proficiency in Arabic, as rated by the Ameri- can Council for the Teaching of Foreign Languages scale. The pro- gram kicked off in the 2009 winter semester…

… professor at the Business School, and Rack- ham student Beth Blankespoor, a graduate student research assis- tant at the Business School, this new method of marketing may be a beneficial way for small Ann…

… asks students to mull life choices Profs. behind theme say goal is to promote thoughtful reflection By JOSEPH LICHTERMAN Daily StaffReporter What makes life worth living? For millennia, scholars - from…

… telephone inter- views last week, both Chamber- lin and Peterson said they hope students take advantage of the semester's theme because college is one of the few times when people have the freedom and…

… Summer At the first meeting of the Sum- mer Session Student Legislature last night a number of proposals ¢ for action during the summer were made and discussed. Proposals were made for a fresh air dance…

…, for further investigation of the rental system now in force won the University tennis courts, for research into the history of the University Health Service, and for the appointment of a student rep…

… summer, entered a plea for summer students to work with the Legislature. The experi- ence that may be gained in this way will be of great advantage to those interested in running for Legislature offices…

… at the next election, he said. Meetings of the Student Legisla- ture will be held every Wednesday night at the Union. Art Prints Ready For Blank Walls There's no excuse for students f staring at four…

… blank walls this summer, according to Eloise Wil- kinson, director of the Student Loan Collection. . The collecton of 320 framed , prints, 45 of which are new, are available for student loan for the…

… Haifa and Tel Aviv put in here, once the war stores capital of the Phonecians. The ships unloaded rather than chance Arab bombings. Most of the crates are marked "farm machinery." The British when asked…

… of Representatives to k prepare impeachment proceedings d against the President. e See NIXON, Page 3 des p it4 By AP and Reuter The Arab - Israeli war raged on yesterday as if the United Nations cease…

…, whose programs in recent years have broadened tremendous- ly in scope and, expense, is tem- porarily under the wing of the Office of Student Services (OSS) while a committee is being formed Student…

… 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…

… Hugo Reichard, '39. The committee plans to work with the several other student organizations on campus in an attempt to alleviate the problems facing the incoming freshmen. Poll Of Campus Suggested The…

… subsidization committee made a report suggesting a poll of campus early next fall to determine the gen- eral atitude on the student boday to- ward subsidization. A resolution was also passed to send a copy of the…

… them a perma- nent minority among the Arabs, next will be placed before the permanent mandates committee of the League of Nations. Activities Plan Is Formulated By Engineers Outside activities and…

… social con- tacts among engineering students will be encouraged under plans for the coming year formulated by the En- gineering Council, James E. Brown, '40E, president of the Council an- nounced yesterday…

…. New activities being considered the Council president announced, will include an orientation program de- signed especially for transfer students to the engineering college. This pro- gram under the…

… direction of the Coun- cil would lay special stress on acquainting the transfer student with the plan and purpose of the engineer- ing honor system, and would strive to introduce students to the various so…

…-day exhibition of the college's facilities and operation is planned to acquaint students with such attractions as the wind tunnel, the foundry lab and naval tank. In the line of social activities, the Council…

… plans to hold an Engineer- ing Ball in November to supplement the Slide Rule Ball held in the spring. A series of three all-engineering smokers for faculty and students will also be inaugurated. The first…

… engineering students, and the third will honor graduating sen- iors in the spring. A greater stress on inter-class sports and a continuation of the Hon- or System Essay Contest are also being considered. Labor…

… Kansas City. Sigma Rho Tau Honors Best Student And Faculty Speakers Emphasizing that the importance of the engineers extends beyond the research laboratory, William B. Stout, famed automobile and air…

… new Ann Arbor High School Building. Prof. John P. Dawson of the law school wil'introduce the topic. University students are invited to attend. ill Soon H ave H-MVissies Says BAGHDAD DEAN: Iraqi…

… States to settle the unrest in the Arab States, Abdul Al-Bazzaaz stated. Without our assistance the French would not be able to con- tinue their present policy, he said. Morocco was the first state to…

… country, and are thankful for American aid. The more you un- derstand us, the better our rela- tions will be," he concluded. Students For Adlai "Whom Should the Democrats Nominate?" will be discussed be…

…- fore the Students for Stevenson at 7:30 tonight in Rooms 3LMN of the Union. The meeting is open to the public. -Daily-John Hirtzel AL SIGMAN leads off in the fourth inning with a line single to left…

… scheduled for early December.) Gregg 'Takes SGC Petition Former Student Government Council member Ron Gregg, '60,' is the 12th person to take out a petition to run in the November SGC elections.+ the Council…

… Tells UAR At Reception Russians To Provide Funds and Assistance MOSCOW ()-The Soviet Gov- ernment announced yesterday a 400 million ruble loan to the United Arab' Republic to aid in building the huge…

… University students missing in the Quebec wilderness today drew to a somber close. Prof. Percival Price was expected to return to Ann Arbor today as winter snows have blanketed all traces of his son, Alan, '59…

… pre- viously by Professor Phillips who has been granted a leave of absence. Pro-, fessor Chase said that he has several hundred topics prepared for the grad- uate students in the seminar. Because few…

… purpose of consulting; more students interested in' work at the Union, William L. Diener, the new president, will be in his office every day for the next two weeks during the examination period from 5 until…

… effective use in the student's interest, were dis- cussed by the committee yesterday. The committee will meet again Wed- nesday to make further plans for the joint session with the state principal's committee…

… Sawyer, '27, Albert Stern, '27L, Myron Wine- garden, '27, and Ezra P. Young, '26. Those named to the class will meet G. E. Densmore at 3 o'clock today in the student activities room in the Union to arrange…

… evening by the same organization. New Students To Classify Feb. 5 Gieseking To Give Recital Here Tuesday As the fifth number on its program, the Choral union will present Walter Gieseking, famous German…

…-I liminary scene of "Tambourine," while Mr. Hoyer arranged all of the dances for this year's opera. More than 80 men and women students of the Uni- versity attended Friday night's perfor- mance. MILAN…

… which Mr. Bishop will speak. He will explain the import- ance of this library of Turkish, Arabic, and Persian manuscripts, and the man- ner in which it was acquired by the University in 1924. 1 Professor…