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…. I know I sound rash but I am, as I imagine other students on this campus also are. -Harrison Baruch, '59 IF OFFERING no solution, the Thursday de- bate between Israeli and Arab points of view did…

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… doing the ed to women in certain activities varies in pro- "right thing" for its students. Portion to the size of the residence. In sorori- It has often been said, half jestingly and half ties and league…

… houses, the student has a special truthfully, that the reason women are given key which she takes on the nights she is to have curfews is to make sure that the men get in a late permission. In dorms, a…

… house director at a reasonable hour, but this has never really waits up for the student. In addition, the been an important issue in the problem, women themselves, close the house in sorority and League…

… only a small World Series seen by millions all over the minority of the students; or whether the world. apathy of which the students are so often Beginning as a 17-year-old pitcher, Griffith accused and…

… during the to close the house each night of the week-- second World War, for its maintenance. and perhaps for only one or two students. At the age of 85, Clark Griffith died Thurs- This is probably to be…

… between classes. This is probably the poor- est example of college life I have witnessed in my short stay here; one of the most disgusting sights presented to the new student. The lobby is not only blocked…

… manage to hit on the problem pretty well. In a nutshell, it's the matter of existence. Israel maintains that it has the right to exist in the Middle East, the Arab states insist that it does not. That's it…

…. Arab nations dividedover how to deal with Syrians Lawyer: traumatic incident in Iraq triggered anxiety OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - The U.S. soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians suffered a traumatic…

… deadly mass shooting in modern U.S. history. The jury awarded the families of two slain students $4 million each, but the state asked the trial judge to enforce the $100,000 cap on claimsxgainst the sta a…

… shops that have been pillaged and looted. * The reports of 40 people dead in Saraqeb since Sunday come as Arab leaders meeting in Bagh- dad remain deeply divided over how to help solve Syria's year- long…

… Daily wire reports BAGHDAD (AP) - Arab lead- ers gathering here today will call for Syria to implement a cease- fire, but there's little faith that President Bashar Assad will do anything to halt his…

… crackdown on the year-old uprising. That could set the stage for Gulf Arab nations, eager to see Assad's downfall, to take stron- ger action on their own. Arab governments are divided over how strongly to…

… intervene to stop the bloodshed in Syria, and' their divisions illustrate how the conflict has become a proxy in the region's wider rivalry - the one between Arabs and power- house Iran. Sunni-led nations of…

… other Arab nations are reluctant to openly call for that step yet. Iraq, the host of the one-day Arab League summit, is in a par- ticularly tight spot because its Shiite-led government has close ties to…

…. It also supports the mission of joint U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan, who has put forward a peace plan to end the regime's crackdown that the U.N. esti- mates has killed more than 9,000 people since…

… the uprising began in March 2011 as part of the Arab Spring. Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshy- ar Zebari acknowledged to the media that the summit will offer "nothing new" on Syria, but will complement…

… Council. "We have no trust in the current regime. ... We have to see that they have stopped killing civilians." The Assad regime has pre- emptively rejected anything coming out of the Arab League summit, a…

…9 Page 4--The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, January 29, 1991 U, fe icign atij EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Viewpoint NOAH…

… the opinion of the Daily. :.From heDaily. Shanty destruction Students must not censor differing opinions on Diag 7-~ - --". --',., ,,te -K- / 0- T4 ---- --- - - ---- --- A E TO OgPM IM A T316 MA…

… good or bad, play an important role in campus dialogue, and provide a voice for dif- ferent sectors of the student body on issues that matter to them. The Gulf War has elicited extreme emotions from…

… students across the po- litical spectrum. The destruction of the anti-war wall and the S.O.S. shanty in support of our troops demonstrates a censorship of ideas, and does nothing to further campus debate…

… about the U.S. presence in the Gulf. No matter how much a student may disagree with a certain point of view, reacting violently is not a viable alternative, and, in fact, lowers the validity of one's own…

… place. In this time of desperation and con- fusion, it is important that students be able to express themselves fully, and explore their own feelings and opin- ions. The shanty demolitions lie counter to…

… acceptable, and even necessary, but senseless vandal- ism is neither. SP F 'U' should work to protect Arab-Americans By Alita J. Mitchell There are many of us here at the Uni- versity and in the Ann Arbor…

… ignored. It is heartening that finally the Pales- tinian people are seen as a valid cause. But as a group, Arabs and, by extension, Arab-Americans continue to be suspect - a stereotype perpetrated in films…

…, Central Student Government’s vote for #UMDivest and more. The Michigan Daily: Starting with Richard Spencer — in the Regent’s Meeting called last week, safety seemed like a big topic of discussion…

…, that’s your top priority that you’re stating in your negotiations and that was a major concern for students. So, in the negotiation process, how are you defining safety? Obviously there are many…

… just our students but the people that will come here, or may come here, to protest for or against and the safety of the speaker, the physical safety of the speaker and then of Ann Arbor. You know…

… about 100 students, faculty and community members joined together in the Diag for the #StopSpencer Speak Out with one common message: Richard Spencer is not welcome at the University of Michigan…

…’s request to speak on campus. The event was organized by a coalition of student groups including Stop Spencer at the University of Michigan, Students4Justice and more. The goal of the Speak Out was to…

… with the University’s willingness to put the safety and comfort of minority students at risk in order to work with Spencer’s request. One of these individuals was LSA junior Alex Chow, who…

… explained by choosing not to deny Spencer’s request, the University was leaving students of color to fend for themselves. “The University and its administration has made it clear that they’re not…

… objections stemmed from a concern that Lieberman, who has taught on the Arab-Israeli conflict, would cause a power imbalance during the vote by expressing his anti-divestment views. While speaking to…

… the assembly, Lieberman took a historical approach to examining the Arab- Israeli conflict, citing examples of human rights violations by other countries, which he believes to be greater than…

…4 OPINION Thursday, September 29, 1988 Page 4 The Michigan Daily 4 Eie m dtgan t t Mi Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Abolish capital punishment Vol. I C No. 16…

…- termines whether you live or die, but how much you are worth and what color your skin happens to be. In talking to people about what I did Kenneth Wittenberg is a second-year law student at the University…

… Israel is currently living in Warren, Michigan and the author of the editorial. Golden for the most part, contends that Israel is not to blame for the Arab refugee - problem and that the Arab countries are…

…* the ones responsible for creating the prob- lem in the beginning. He specifically states, "...historically the Arab refugee problem cannot be blamed on Israel." He later says,"Why is it that the Arab…

… suggests that the Arab refugee problem is a direct result of the Israelis hostile takeover of hundreds of thousands of homes and villages since 1948. Men, women and children were forced to leave their homes…

… Palestinian Arabs were uprooted from their homes and sought refuge in the pallid "refugee" camps in the Gaza Strip, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon. These were the lucky ones; on April 8, ; 1948 the Irgan, terrorist…

…- tinian Arabs to seek refuge. History embedded in 1967 also substan- tiates the argument that it is Israel's ag- gressive actions and not the Arabs them- selves that are creating the refugee prob- lem. In…

… 1967, the Jordan West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Syrian Heights, and Sinai fell to Israeli strongholds. As a result, 410,000 new Palestinian Arabs were forced to leave their homes in the Jordan West Bank…

… Arabs were needlessly evicted from their homes when the death of a 15 year-old Jewish girl was blamed on a group of Palestinian Arabs. In reality, the girl was shot accidentally by an Israeli soldier…

…. Immediately after the shooting, Israeli forces moved in and bombed 13 homes randomly so as to intimidate any opposing brute forces the Arabs might conjure. These homes supposedly have belonged to the girl…

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… decisions of the Board except in the sense that an assistant to Vice-President for Student Affairs Richard Cutler sits on the Board in an ex-officio capacity. BIG TEN RULES state that athletics must be under…

… "student-athletes" is no longer the exception but rather the rule in inter- collegiate athletics. And the fact also re- mains that intercollegiate athletics, al- though they serve no more than a sub- sidiary…

…-collegiate athletics, how does it stack up for the average student who pays $10 a year athletic fees from his tuition, $12 for football tickets which at many other schools are free to stu- dents, and a dollar a game for…

… basket- ball, swimming and hockey? Further, intramural facilities at the University are grossly inadequate, as even Crisler himself admits. The IM building was designed for a student body about half the…

… size of the current one. It is also worthwhile to note that there is no place on campus, with the exception of a small parking lot behind South Quad, where students can play basketball out- side. Vice…

… is paid off, which will be a period of many years. THUS THE STUDENT is supporting the brunt of the athletic program, and he seems to be only benefiting slightly from it except in the sense that there…

… Committee will be heilding a conference beginning tonight and lasting through the weekend. -Conference Coordinator and Treasurer of AAADC Amer Ardati cribed the event as "Arab-American students' activism…

… events unraveled, including the formation ofa human chain across South University Avenue to block the driver's path. Members of the Deadwings League B University intramural hockey team - the eight students…

… various stops. According to a Department of Public Safety incident log, the bus driver said she could not pick up students at the first Nite Owl stop because of bad road conditions, and when she approached…

… another stop, the students began to hit the bus with their hockey sticks. At that point, the bus driver refused to let the team members on the bus, the DPS log states. After the team's I I p.m. hockey game…

… at Yost Ice Arena, LSA first-year student Kevin Bettsteller said "all we wanted to do was to get back to (Mary) Markley" Residence Hall. After their game ended around mid- night, the Deadwings waited…

… for the Nite Owl at the Yost stop on Hoover Street with bags and their hockey equipment, members said. Nite Owl bus 702 soon approached but stopped about 15 seconds after passing the students, allowing…

… snow squabble. One of the two students who got on the bus, team manager Chris Fortunato, an Engineering first-year student, and the bus driver asked if he was getting on the bus and Fortunato asked her…

… second time hit the bus with their. hockey sticks. "We were just trying to get her to stop'" LSA first-year student Ben Erickson said. Deadwings member Nate Greenberg, an Engineering first-year student…

… the authority to ban people from the Nite Owl. DPS spokesperson Beth Hall said the students involved were banned from the Nite Owl that night and no police report was filed. After their meeting…

… offurther educating the University Community. w a Superbowi Sunday 't0 1O"'C h "' ec firee lvery AAADC to host conference By YaeI Kohen Daily Staff Reporter -The Arab-American Anti- Discrimination…

… killed when a Hamas suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance to a Tel Aviv disco last June. As Israel mulled its response to the bombing, Arab leaders gathered at a summit in Beirut agreed on a new…

… capital and a fair solution for Palestinian refugees. Raanan Gissin, an adviser to Israeli Prime Minis- ter Ariel Sharon, said the Arab offer was "a very interesting development, something that should be…

…0m placed on Arab 5:0 p.m. women and Michigan Theater their represen- tation in this week's Penny W. Stamps lecture. Haddad's lecture, "Taboos," aims to dissolve the assumed cul- tural and gender…

… roles that shape the view of Arab women in both Western and Eastern societies. Her work has extended through- out a diverse range of media, including poetry, journalism and collage art. "Joumana is very…

… the cancellation of "Law & Order" was announced over the summer. Admittedly, the The Whole series had a rep- utation of being boring, exciting Wednesdays only pre-law at10 p.m. students and ABC your…

… invasion there has been a cre- scendoing desire on the part of the powers in Washington to effectively nullify you,"~ Kunstler told the predominantly-student crowd. To support his charge, Kunstler men…

… our democracy." Where is the real violence-where does it come from, Kunstler asked. "It's a tragic deception to pin violence on the students in this country when our goV- ernment is responsible for…

… research student was killed. "No one cannot hang his head at the death of an innocent man," Kuntsler said of the incident, "but to treat it as an excuse to maintain the bizarre status quo is a bad mistake…

…." Contending that American society is in need of "drastic revision," Kunstler sa "We face a life stifled by useless stand ards-we are raised on ideals that are living lie." Students, Kunstler said, play a vit…

… Kunstler said "Students must say to ti government that this war be stopped. Ar with the end of war must come an en to racism, an end to poverty and an er to the insidious attacks on young people Kunstler…

… Jerusalem. The PLO said Is- raeli authorities arrested more than 80 Arabs in connection with the blasts in Jerusalem and Beersheba, a city of 95,000 persons 50 miles southwest of Jerusalem. THE CAR bombing…

… came hours after an explosion neap a coffee shop in a crowded Tel Aviv open-air market wounded 11 bystanders. Police said a young. Arab seen throwing a parcel near the coffee shop was arrested. In…

… injured both Jews and Arabs, including the owner of the stall. One person was seriously hurt. More than 20 Arabs were de- tained for questioning, police said. State radio said security forces had defused a…

…, No. 54-S Friday, July 29, 1977 Is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 784-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109. Published daily Tuesday…

…, saying it is "obvious" that students next year will face higher tuition. Duderstadt pointed to the fact the state finances only about half of the University's general fund, so tuition increases have to…

… make up for the rest. The cost of education rises every year, and the University will have to charge students to compensate, Duderstadt said. "We will get a tuition increase of some kind," he said…

… by JOHN MUNSON Rabbi Meir Kahane, a member of Knesset, the IsraeliParliament, speaks last night to about 200 at the Ramada Hotel in Southfield. Conttroversial rabbi wants to expel Arabs from Israel…

… 200 last night of the "threat" Arabs pose to Israel and the "problems" with American Jewry today. About 20 protesters picketed the speech outside the Southfield Ramada Hotel and local Jewish and Arab…

…. Kahane believes all Arabs should relocate outside the state of Israel. See RABBI, Page 3 14 win spring break vacation in Jamaica calendar contest By LOUIS STANCATO The female model finalists for the…

… scenes for a calendar for the 1987-88 academic year. As of press time last night, the names of the winners had not been announced. The judges, who include a professor, students, and a professional…

… photographer, will select the student winners. Both men and women will be featured in the calendar, with men's final interviews tomorrow afternoon. Each student contestant must model both formal and casual…

… several men shouted "Hurt me!" and "We want flesh!" four women strutted through Dooley's bar last night, modeling lingerie. Outside, 30 University students protested the event. Calling the show sexist and…

… entering the bar. "Maybe we won't buy the alcohol, Israeli Knesset Member speaks out against Arabs, despite criticism. OPINION, PAGE 6. The Michigan Theater is planning a "massive" production to celebrate…

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…, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: EDWARD GERULDSEN University Pays Its Share Operating Costs Of Municipal A RECENT furor rose over the possibility that supports, admittedly indirect, which the Uni- students may not be…

… indicative of how much money to cover municipal expenses. the State Street shopping district is dependant With the rising cost of education, which soon on student support. Finally, it is entirely stu…

…- translates into fee raises for students, the Uni- dent demand that has raised rents to an ab- versity should firmly resist such moves. The normally high level, with ensuing high profit evidence shows that the…

… recent talk of a tuition rise, than does the dropped here by students and faculty is con- city, with its admittedly low tax rate. sidered, maybe the University should ask for The city would not consider…

… Oil of Indiana, Sun Oil, Phillips, Texaco and At- Arab summit ends, embargo to continue lantic Richfield, is working on two processes to get at the shale oil cheaply. OIL COMPANIES will bid on the 20…

…. 26 to Dec. 1 TICKETS: Thursday $1.00; Friday & Saturday $1.50 at Trueblood Box Office. Box Office open Nov. 22-27, 12 Noon till 5p.m. PERFORMANCES AT 8:00 P.M. ALGIERS (i)-Arab kings and presidents…

… demands as they are understood by the Arabs. The demands were included in a statement ending the three-day summit; the first such parley since the end of the October Middle East war. The summit was meant to…

… tighten Arab ranks before a peace conference with Israel tentatively scheduled Dec. 8 in Geneva. But Iraq and Libya boycotted the meeting because they oppose peace with Israel, and King Hus- sein of Jordan…

… continue holding back oil from countries they consider un- friendly - and to open the taps for pro-Arab nations. The Arab oil-producing nations have cut back production 25-30 per cent, raising fears of a…

… this measure for Japan, the Philippines and the Common l'arket countries, ex- cept Holland, in recognition for pro-Arab statements. "IT SHOULD be clear that there is a direct link between exemption from…

… export cutbacks and any country's support for our just cause," said A r a b League Secretary - General Mah- moud Riad. "Every time coun- tries act in our favor, there will be Arab decisions to recipro…

… counseling, call the above clinics or: EAST CLINIC, Health Service Afternoons 3-5, Mon.-Fri. 207 Fletcher 763-1210 STUDENT SERVICES, Counseling Services 9-5, Mon.-Fri. 3rd Floor, Mich. Union 764-8437 ETHICS…

… LXXXIV, Number 69 Thursday, November 29, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily…

… Palestinian Solidarity Committee (PSC), formerly called The Nov. 29th Committee for Palestine; the General Union of Palestinian Students (GUPS); and the Association of Arab-American University Graduates (AAUG…

…Council opposes PIRGIM fee) (Connedrom PageD ) Engineering students support the idea of a group like PIRGIM, but do not respect the fact that PIRGIM wants to rely on student apathy to get money." But…

… Judy Hyslop, LSA senior and chair of PIRGIM's Board of dir- ectors, maintains that students over- whelmingly supported the fee. "We, as students, put it on the ballot and over 69 percent (of the students…

… who voted) wanted the fee," Hyslop said. L. J. Stock, a graduate student in Mechanical Engineering and exe- cutive vice-president of the council, said, the Engineering students passed the resolution for…

… two reasons. } First, several Engineering stu- dents feel they were tricked intc signing petitions last year that 34 helped support the present PIRGIM x" fee. Many students thought they I were…

… supporting a positive checkoff .! system for the fee, which means that F- a student has the option on the . student verification form of giving s money to PIRGIM. Under the new system, students automatically…

… have the 75 cent PIRGIM fee tacked onto their tuition t unless they fill out a form at the end of CRISP and put it in a drop box at v the exit. PIRGIM then sends the i+ students a check for the 75 cents…

…. +n The council also supports the petition because its members feel that PIRGIM has an unfair oppor- 'v tunity over other student organ- ,t..izations. Stock said that no other P student group can tack a…

… fee on to students' tuition The resolution calls for the present funding contract between the student government and PIRGIM to be ended immediately. However, it 6 states that the termination shall in no…

… way affect PIRGIM's right to apply for money from MSA's General Fund. Students can also give PIRGIM money on their own, the council notes in the resolution. The petition, co-sponsored by Steve Angelotti…

… finances of student organizations, we quoted Vice-President for Student Services Henry John- son as saying he was "completely opposed" to the SGC guidelines. In fact, Johnson is only opposed to the pro…

… Sports Page . . . Chris Parks and Gene Robinson chant "Bo must Go" on the Editorial Page. Chavez, TENTATIVE PEACE REACHED Tea sters end fend 100 join tuition protest By CINDY HILL About 100 students…

… lines for half an hour as demonstrating students lined un to present letters .of Pro- test 'to the cashiers instead of money. The protest which also hit the failure of the University to meet the 1970…

… Black Action Movement demands, new state residencv cri- teria and alleged insufficient finan- cial aid, was hampered by a purely non-university source--rain. As one Student Action Commit- tee (SAC…

…) organizer called "Don't pay the hike-strike!" to disinter- ested students on their way to classes, two other members squab- bled about moving the demonstra- tion inside. "Go to the Diag, scream a little bit…

… ironic bond. Taxis carry Arabs to visit their families, trucks haul agricultural produce from the Jordan River's fertile west bank to Amman, dip- lomats cross in limousines, pass- ing ragged Arab refugees…

… worth of goods had flowed from Jordan into Israel and the Arab territory it rules, officials! report. Payments are made in Jorda- nian dinars and converted into Israeli currency at the bridge. "We let…

… annexation of the west bank. How badly the bridges are needed was revealed recently when the Israelis clamped anti-guerrilla restrictions on bridge traffic. First, all vehicle crossings were halted. After Arab…

…. INTERVIEWS FEBRUARY 10, 1969 FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENTS, CONTACT THE BUREAU OF APPOINTMENTS 3200 Student Activities Bldg. rTel: 764-7460 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER a of PA "'A.M IEms[ RL~ WORLD'S MOST…

… Daily's "Student Housing Guide" DEADLINE- MONDAY, FEB. 3 The quickest and easiest way to sublet your pad is.through The Daily's special apartment supplement to be published Sunday, February 9th. EXAMPLE…

… majority of students and faculty members who have, he said, showed re-. straint and "little sympathy with the destructive and totalitarian few who are in their midst.", ( Before Fleming's speech, the le…

… that they are only interim rules," says Rich English, lecturer in the School of Social Work. Students, however, object much more bitterly to the adoption of the disciplinary rules. Ed Fabre, '71L, says…

… of the rules that "they' are ridiculous. As a law student; I question their constitutionality. They deal only with the symptoms rather than with the cause of so- called student disruptive conduct." On…

… commission's suggestion of federal support for minority students. rg VOtE regstrtio ends Oct. 2 (Continued from Page 1) Premier Golda Meir of Israel was reported shocked when told by newsmen of Nasser…

… Moscow was Nasser's chief patron, supplying him with arma-: ment and building the Aswan Dam. Now complexity is added to an: already complicated picture. The Arab leaders at summit sessions had worked out…

… more, they need water. 1 (Continued from Page 1) strate a sufficient degree of in- dependence from his prior home. The city has drawn up a ques- tionnaire to determine a students'. residency status…

… based on a stu- dents source of income, the length of his continuous residency in the city, his marital status, and his community involvement other than as a student. "While there is no hard and fast rule…

…," Lax says, a student who is more than 50 per cent self-suf- ficient is "likely to qualify." In spite of the .obstacles to es- tablishing residency, City Clerk Harold Saunders,-says that a high percentage…

… of the students who have applied to vote here have met city requirements for resi- dency. Those who are denied registra- tion may appeal the decision, of the registrar to 'the cityattorneys office, Lax…

… says. Students who qualify as city residents can vote Nov. 3 for can- didates for U.S. Senate, U.S. con- gress, state governorship, the state legislator, the state supreme court,, and for county…

… E lr £ichpgan B&aiLj Sixty-Eighth Year -I :___ EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth…

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… bill, "Reach for a Dream," scheduled for tonight, the Speech Department starts another season of entertaining the public and providing practical experience in play production for students. Maybe this…

… year the student body will show more appreciation of their efforts. The Department's bill, consisting of a major series - works by well-known playwrights -. and several original one-act plays or readings…

…, is connected with speech and theatre produc- tion class work. Crews of student workers, cos- tume, prop, make-up and stage hands,-etc. as- sist a paid production staff. Faculty directors have a student…

… associate director. Plays are en- tirely student acted. Men and women work hard on their own time to prepare each play. Intensive five-week rehearsals take three hours a night, six nights a week. The result…

… Analyst A YEAR AGO this week, the worst enemies of the Arab world as pictured by Egyptian propaganda were the Israelis, the British and the French. Today the Egyptians and their brethren in Syria have all…

… peace con- ference in Cairo. But no one else did, and the radical governments of Libya and Iraq separately called anti-Sadat Arab summits in their capitals. The conflicting flurry of invitations threw the…

… Jordan, in a televised speech, pleaded with Arabs to "reunite ranks and rebuild a unified position." His government revealed its own confusion when it declared it was ready to attend both the Tripoli and…

… Saturday to prepare for Geneva. He named two top aides as his envoys. Begin again rejected Sadat's calls for Israeli withdrawal from all Arab territories occupied in 1967 and establishment of a Palestinian…

… state. He appealed to Israelis to stop demanding diplomatic concessionsto the Arabs to reward Sadat for visiting Israel Nov. 19-21. "I APPEAL TO the various parties: negotiations have begun. Give us a…

… Coalition Against Apartheid was formed "to coordinate the activities of groups and individuals interested in action against apartheid," explained Denis Ondeje,. vice-president of the Afri- can Students…

… Operations panel. He directed headline-making probes of labor See SENATE, Page 2 McClellan Foreign students wary of spies Daily Photo by ANDY FREEBERG Former Congresswoman Martha Griffiths pauses…

… campuses - including this one - foreign students fear surveillance operations by their countries' in- telligence networks. "There is more than ample evidence that stu- dents are being monitored," says Jon…

… Heise, Inter- national Center director, "especially students from Korea and Taiwan." EMBASSIES INTERESTED in monitoring stu- dents know where political activists attend school, but their records on other…

… students are frequently not up to date. Until a few years ago, keeping records current was easy because universities supplied information about foreign students. But with the passage of the Family…

… Educational Rights and Privacy Act in 1974, educational institutions ceased publishing student registers which listed all foreign students according to their country of origin. CURRENT LAW only allows the…

…, enjoyable and refreshing IIMZAJigI 'i7 $2.50 j written Joint Arab-Israeli . . . Law. Why Not Join THE DAILY? A great place to meet people, drink 5c cokes and learn about a newspaper on the Business…

… reconciled with the Jewish state's demand for some Arab political conces- sions. However, Kissinger t oo k some of the edge off this opti- mistic assessment when he added that his Middle East swing next month…

…- sures and vacated the position. Sandberg was reelected in, October in what he termed a "technical landslide." But while he received over 50 per cent of the vote, only 3.5 per cent of the student body…

… The Daily Staff FOCUS: Workshops for HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Applications are now available for the following groups: en's Group Leaderless Thesis Support omen's Group Black Graduate Student ouple's Group…

… measure, the 650,000 Arabs in Gaza will be banned from leaving their homes, while the 850,000 Palestinians on the West Bank will be confined to their vil- lages and towns, the army said. The restrictions…

… also forbid Palestinians living in the territories from entering Israel, affecting about 110,000 Arab workers. The 65,000 Jewish settlers who live in the occupied territories will be permitted to move…

… anniversary of a 1976 clash between soldiers and Arabs over the confiscation of Arab land. S ix Palestinians were killed. Israel's ability to deal with ex- pected unrest on Land Day is viewed as a major test of…

… ventilation and the plumbing neces- sary for a restaurant. They also saved money by doing some of the work See Project, Page 3 Students, staff rally for gay, lesbian rights By JIM PONIEWOZIK Speakers overcame…

… rain and a malfunctioning speaker system at a noontime Diag rally yesterday to charge the University with neglecting the rights of gays and les- bians on campus. Addressing about 40 students, who crowded…

… most other forms of dis- crimination. They also urged student groups -to unite in pressing the University to combat all types of discrimination. "We can't get the bylaw by ourselves... we need to seek…

… of Regents has consistently op- posed the bylaw change, which students have pushed for during the past decade. Edwards also criticized the administration's support for her office, saying that its…

… currently starting a janitorial business. His opponent, Krebaum, is a land-use planning graduate student at Eastern Michigan University. Like his Libertarian cohorts, Krebaum to make whatever problem they…

…More than 50 University of Michigan students and community members gathered Tuesday night in the Diag as part of a vigil commemorating the deaths of civilians due to a U.S-led coalition of…

… believes it is important to represent his heritage at the University. “You know, I really feel like the Arabs here are very underrepresented, so whenever we have a chance to come out and show…

… who we are, it’s very important,” he said. “You have to show up. Otherwise, things like this Tuesday evening, Central Student Government held its last meeting for the 2016-17 school year. The…

… Wibbelman and Engineering sophomore Jason Comstock of Building a Better Michigan — a student advisory group involved with the development of University Unions and recreation centers — were…

… also included in the lineup of guest speakers. They discussed the renovation of the Michigan Union, which was founded in 1904 and is the third-oldest student union in the country. They explained…

… that last year, architects began gathering student input As course-backpacking season begins, University of Michigan students can now use ClassAI, a new web app that uses a model to analyze…

… the chances students have of getting into a class based on the date and time they register. The web app was co-founded and designed by Business senior Jordan Katz and Engineering junior Tyler…

… Laredo to save students an estimated five to 10 hours during backpacking for open courses. “The big thing about this is this doesn’t exist,” Katz said. “We had to create this from scratch. I wanted…

… to create something for all students to avoid having these problems in the future.” Katz said he has spent hours rearranging his schedules and searching for courses ever since he was a freshman…

…. The app gives students the percentage points of their chances of successfully enrolling for a course, as well as graphs on how quickly sections fill up. “I came in as a freshman with not the…

… Arabs dress like this-it's hot," he added. Happenings .. . ... finish your chores before the holiday weekend during the day, because happenings won't start un- til 8 p.m., when music student Janis Roese…

… keeping them g to the February 1979 annual report to the oard of Regents on recruitment, enrollment, and .minority students, 68 per cent of Native udents disenrolled before their senior years, r cent of…

… Hispanic Americans, 42.7 per cent of 25.9 per cent of Asian Americans dropped out. id 26 per cent of white students also disenrolled. L GARCIA, program associate for Minority the University's Affirmative…

…," Garcia said. "We have no successful way of assessing minority student needs soon enough so they can remain here as students," said Elizabeth Davenport, University Ombudsperson. Supportive services aimed…

… specifically at minority students include the Opportunity Program, which offers counseling and tutorial assistance for students who may not come from an enriched academic background; Trotter House, a meeting…

… place for minorities, Minority Student Ser- vices, which provides programming and personal coun- seling, the Coalition for the Use of Learning Skills (CULS), See MINORITY, Page 13 from 11:30 p.m. until…

… he wore Arab-style headgear and handed out peanuts while pumping gas. Got- tshall said some customers waited in line for two hours to buy gas, so he passed out the peanuts as they reached the pumps as…

… the student protests last year, the office is seeking to incorporate new ethnic communities and considering. creating positions for Arab American or Middle Eastern and biracial students. "I have to keep…

….things at an interim basis," said Aqui Pacania, adding that the office might increase in size next year. Accommodating Arab American students is important to evolve with the changing student composition, she…

…." Chaws fervent crowd By Aymar Jean Daily Staff Reporter After students protested vigorously last winter over the University's handling of diversity, the Office of Multi-Ethnic Stu- dent Affairs is now…

… reconsidering how it should be organized. This term, after hiring three new interim coordinators, MESA is forming student advi- sory groups for feedback on how to improve the organization, which promotes a sense…

… of community among minority students. Earlier this year, students formed a broad coalition called Student Voices in Action criti- In respons cizing the administra- tion. One of the issues student pr on…

… its long list of claims last year, t concerned MESA: At the time the office had nOW seeks not hired a coordinator for Latino student affairs incorporal for almost a year. ethnic cor In response, the…

… office hired coordinator Angela Munoz over the summer, along with Steve Moon and Lydia Middleton to replace the coordinators for African American and Asian Pacific student affairs, both of whom took a…

… office Sto te new nmunities. refocuses next year. "It's about talking with students, finding out who they are, where are they coming from, what are their dreams," said Munoz, whose pre- vious job was as…

… chosen based on a final inter- view with faculty, staff and students. As the office looks to get feedback from students, each new coordinator will conduct student caucuses - an offshoot of the advi- sory…

… council on the Trotter Multicultural Center in the Division of Student Affairs. Each caucus will be composed of students from various ethnic communities and will offer recommendations on MESA. These…

… deals to ICBM launches: 'Guerrilla'and 'diplomats' thize with the Arabs. What Eastern European country motivates students to become during the Solidarity move- so involved? "On one level the ment…

…. During the final three weeks of the fall term, political-sci- ence professor Richard Cot- tam-who's been playing war games with his students for more than 25 years-divides the 30 or so upperclassmen into…

… eight delegations. At a cock- tail party in his home, Cottam impersonates the secretary- general of the United Nations and distributes a complex geo- political scenario. The power- ful "student…

…-nations" are not limited in their possible ac- tions: they can launch inva- sions, plan assassinations, sign treaties or initiate nuclear war. At this year's opening session, a student dressed as a terrorist…

…. "Students acquire an game is a struggle between appetite for power." Machia- countries. At another it's a velli would have wholeheart- struggle between personal- edly approved. ities," says grad student Arie…

… Saferide director Shannon Meehan. But the shuttle, which is funded from fees paid by all students, has come under some fire for its women-riders-and-women- drivers-only policy. (Men may work as dispatchers…

…- dents gambled on the system. One freshman anthropology student cheerfully confides that she enjoys sleeping late and says that paying for notes "makes it so you don't have to go to class.' But majority…

… to the stu- dent-government associa- tion, students in five classes at Northwestern can hire fellow students or teach- ing assistants to take notes for them. Says Gary Rintel, who suggested the service…

… Lesbian/Gay Male Programming Office (LGMPO), as well as the establish- ment of a,"neutral counseling office" as a replacement for the counseling of LGMPO, which he accused of ad- vising students "toward the…

… *sgnal to all people in the adminis- tration that we hold them personally responsible for their words and ac- tions," said ACT-UP member and Rackham graduate student Pattrice Maurer. Baker threatened the…

… because the picketer was not a student and because Baker felt it was "inap- propriate to protest here on private property." As a small crowd formed around ;Baker, the man shouted in response, "You are an…

… will no longer guarantee loans to students who attend schools with high default rates, meaning more than 35 percent in 1991 or 1992 and 30 percent thereafter. Lawmakers said the sacrifices the compromise…

… demanded were necessi- tated by years of growing budget gaps that have weakened the econ- omy. Senate Budget Committee Chair See BUDGET, Page 2 Students exempt from some taxes in '91 budget by Bethany…

… Robertson Daily Staff Reporter Two proposals that could have cost students and universities more than $600 million were excluded from the 1991 budget package which passed this weekend, while new re…

…- strictions were placed on federal stu- dent loans. An amendmrent which would have required University-employed stu- dents to pay social security taxes was dropped from the tax code, al- lowing students to…

… retain the status they have held since 1937. However, another amendment passed which states that students borrowing money for the first time under the federally guaranteed Stafford Loan program will be un…

… Soviets reinforce influence in Middle East ''rMP, MOSCOW (P) - A year after the six-day Arab-Israeli war, the Soviet Union looms over the Middle East with greater influence than ever before. Its warships…

… political support is a mainstay of several Arab foreign policies. This position was salvaged from Arab disillusionment with Soviet inability - or unwill- ingness - to save them frpm defeat last June. Plunging…

… supply of arms to Arabs in an effort to pre- vent a new explosion, with all its dangers of escalating into a Soviet-American confrontation. In public, the Russians say the only solution to the situa- tion…

… created last June is a po- litical one. There seems no reason tp doubt that this also is the Rus- sian position in private discus- sions with Arabs. But it might not always be easy to tell this to Arabs…

… - in sparking the war of last June 5-10 by feeding Syria and Egypt exaggerated reports of Israeli military preparations. Those reports encouraged Arab preparations and the closing of the Gulf of Aqaba…

… committees exist at the Sorbonne, at an annex on the Rue Censier and at the University of Nanterre, where Daniel Cohn- Bendit, best known of the student leaders, was a student. He has now been expelled from…

… health Student organization notices are services, planning, dev. and coord. pro- not accepted for publication. For grams. Assignments in 6 areas, limited more information call 764-9270. overnight travel…

… urged by the UN to give whatever they earn on this extra day to the needs of the children. Nor are students being overlooked in the quest for funds. At 8 p.m. tonight Leland Stowe will speak at Hill…

… Auditorium in a fund-raising lec- ure. The United World Federalists and the student Famine Committee, sponsors of the Editorials published in The Michigan Daily acre written by members of The Daily staff and…

… represent the views of the writers only. NIGHT EDITOR: HAROLD JACKSON lecture, have set up a cry that all students support the appeal for funds by buying tickets. Yet the response to this worthy cause has…

… children with one supplementary meal a day. A similar plan was employed successfully last year on a much smaller scale. In addition to swelling the fund for fam- ine relief, the student will be profiting…

… UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Arab nations said yesterday the General Assembly session will move to Geneva so PLO chief Yasser Arafat can address it, unless the United States reverses itself within 48 hours and…

… committee took no action. Arab diplomats called the U.S. visa denial a "slap in the face." The Soviet Union and China, and U.S. allies Britain and France, said Arafat should be allowed to speak. Most nations…

…-trial hearing was scheduled for Dec. 7. MSA resurrects student court BY KRISTIN HOFFMAN The Central Student Judiciary, the judicial branch of the Michigan Student Assembly, is a little-known campus entity…

… out, until virtually no one knew of its existence. Sotiroff said the administration was ignor- ing students' complaints, and that a strong CSJ was needed to give legitimacy to student decisions. "If the…

…. Current MSA Parliamentarian Jeff Gau- thier, a Rackham graduate student, took charge of resurrecting CSJ last spring. He and Lauren Isenberg, a former CSJ member, in- terviewed students for the 10 open…

… positions. Sotiroff, who was appointed last spring, was the only student still interested in serving this fall. Nine new members were interviewed and approved by MSA. The court is composed of five women and…

… five men. The student court, which encompasses two other judicial panels, does not normally re- view decisions made by University officials, but will hear a case if students claim their right to due…

…-aca- demic student disputes, conflicts between student groups, as well as student complaints with MSA. This body is currently defunct, but CSJ members are conducting a search for the five open seats. The most…

… little the DAVID LUBLINER/Dolly Opening d ay CRISP worker Larry McBride hands out a computer printout to a newly-registered student. Registration for winter term classes began yesterday. SACUA debates…

…TTTr M('11E ND A FT V T )A 729 29, "I,.I 1 L 11la1 1 . - Edited and managed 43y students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications…

…?. WHAT WAS PRESENTED in 1937 by the Peel Royal Commission as the long-sought solution to the Arab-Jewish conflict in the Holy Land has been termed "impractic- able" and last week was rejected by the Wood…

…- head Commission in a recent report to the British Government. Recommendations of the Peel Com- mission that Palestine -be divided into an Arab, a Jewish and a British-mandated state were nullified, and…

… His Majesty's Government has pro-, posed a series of roundtable conferences with Jewish and Arab leaders in a desperate effort finally to settle this problem and to forestall a seemingly inevitable new…

… Balfour Declaration, and exiled Je vs all over the world looked to Palestine as a haven from the ravages of a growing anti-Semitism in Germany and Roumania. Arab nationalists, to whom Britain had promised…

… country for several months, searching into the economic and political life of the country. They heard testimony from Jewish leaders, but since any partition plan was abhorrent to the Arabs, the latter…

… surest foundation for peace and progress in Palestine would be an understanding between Arabs and Jews." With this end in view, His Majesty's Government proposed to invite repre- sentatives of the…

… Palestine Arabs and neighbor- ing states on the one hand, and of the Jewish agency on the other, to confer with it regarding future policy, including the question of immi- gration into Palestine. These…

… proposed conferences, which Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald announced would be held soon after the New Year, have not been well received by Jewish and Arab leaders. The Jewish Agency, the body…

… designated as the offi- cial Jewish organ, has expressed concern over the invitations to the "neighboring Arab states," believing that they have no valid status in the Palestine. At the same time, many Arab…

… Edwards in Histori- cal Perspective, Michigan League, Hussey Room, 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. U Palestinian Dabkeh, sponsored by Arab-American Student's Association, Michigan Union. N A -FC- c 'R c I ;m …

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 29,1993- 5 *Careers in health care aid students By MICHELLE FRICKE DAILY STAFF REPORTER- While President Clinton pushes his health care reforms in Washing- ton…

…, University students are also plot- ting ways to make a difference in our nation's health care system. At yesterday's Minority Health Science CareerDay, studentsexplored the possibilities of a career in areas…

… the event, stressed that the program was a unique forum for students to share anxieties and expectations about career options. "The intent today is to have stu- dents speak to other students about how…

… they got where they are and where they see their professional careers headed," said Wittkopp, senior ad- missions counselor for the College of Pharmacy. "The program is intended to be student oriented…

… with an honest reflection on their experiences." In addition to listening to a panel discussion, students talked with ad- mission representatives about their ambitions. "I'm here today because I'm look…

… stressed there are many options besides becoming a physician if students aspire tobehealth care reformers. "I learned through various intern- ships that there were many things I could do in health care…

… without being a clinician," Edmonds said. Public Health graduate student Robin Levine agreed. "Public health involves everything from environmental issues to teen pregnancy," Levine said. "And with Clinton…

…'s current health care reform on the horizon, now is the time for this field." But students realize the intense workload of graduate school can be extremely intimidating. "Unfortunately many students are…

… Rawls, a second- year Pharmacy student. He added that starting salaries can range from $40,000-$50,000. But money is not the only factor attracting students to theseprofessions. "I've always been drawn to…

… regulars see as a real chance to win a majority. With the election of Ed Pierce to the state Senate, and the registration of hundred of new student voters thanks to Proposition D, Democrats are thinking…

… Leslie Morris in the predominantly student First and Second Wards, and both councilmem- bers will be seeking reelection. The Democrats, however, may have a primary battle to contend with. Jessie Thomas…

… Assistants are students or employees. Bombyk stressed that GEO organizational goals won't change un- der her leadership. "We'll be trying to end the trial as quickly as possible and get back to the bargaining…

…- ted this to happen - this puts us back another month. I interpret it as the University stalling longer," Bombyk said. hopes to work more with student gover- nment and that GEO would be working on…

… bargaining table. Bottle bill upsets local retailers Born IVk The former GEO vice-president organizing chairwoman added and she Israeli: Arabs treated equally By JULIE ENGEBRECHT Though unhappy about the…

… United Nations' charges of mistreatment of Arabs living under Israeli rule are false. "The UN set up this special commit- tee in 1969 to investigate human rights violations in Israeli occupied territories…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 29, 1996 ~r~; £idi~rn ~ti 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor…

… East University Avenue ev- ery day, their input would have brought an unconsidered angle to the new mall. For example, one student suggested an ecologi- cally balanced and energy-efficient design. The…

… available in Michigan's climate. Instead, SNRE students advocate using native plants cLuf1rrEj{J6 You t1t0 S~OW) PAIr TI1c IS$' EAD.1 YvOU tE.EO 'To G.O WITO OrCONOOLvOGy ANDX ikESEARGH IT.TART'S W HERE…

… 'TAE OEY t4 1 5 g~ N0 -rft, S 'NtH Ju-" University neglected to seek out any input from a large group of students whose opinion would have been beneficial - yet they are creating the new "pedestrian…

… mall" in these stu- dents' backyard, the School of Natural Resources and Envi- ronment. SNRE students study the sustainability of native plants, and distinguish between dif- ferent plant varieties and…

… place for learning knowledge, then applying it. The landscap- ing project was a perfect opportunity for willing students to further their knowledge and gain experience in something that they have studied…

… - satisfying and rewarding information. SNRE students had ideas for this project that should have been considered. Since stu- fore, planners chose to use exotic plants that cost more to maintain in the long run…

…. But who will pay to maintain special pines and crab apples? Students, if asked, would most likely not support Scotch pines over white pines if they had to foot the bill. It is finan- cially unwise to…

… invest in frivolously reland- scaping a section of campus. The funds would be better used if they contributed to educating SNRE students. If the University focused more of its business transactions on its…

… educational mission, the campus would be more pleasing for students, - mall or no mall. Engler cuts again Adult education too important to play with Lmong Gov. John Engler's many claims, e professes to hold a…

… Program, tuition charges and student loans in an effort to help students and their families meet the rising prices of college edu- cation. According to Bullard, the bill package was designed to increase…

… which arbitrarily deny eligibility to needy groups of students." Crash landing Reversing its own decision, the state Court of Ap- peals yesterday said a law requiring motorcyclists to wear crash helmets…

… Marionette Theatre will be at Mendels- sohn tonight at 8:00; for more info call 763-1107 .. . the Student Coalition Against Racism is sponsoring two speakers tonight at 7:30 in the Anderson Room of the Union…

… to cooperate in our national suicide." ONLY WHEN the Arab states accept Israel "will the Pales- tinian issue be constructively and finally tackled," he said. Rabin's speech to a joint meeting of the…

… occupied ter- ritories and guarantee Israel's secure borders. In his speech Rabin said the core of the Arab-Israeli con- flict is the refusal of the Arab countries 'to reconcile them- selves tonthe right of…

…." Along these lines, Rabin said, he is ready to meet with any Arab head of government at any time, at any place. "WE, THE people of our re- gion, are destined to live to- gether for all time," he said…

…. "Never again shall there be a Middle East without the state of Israel." Earlier, at the White House, President Ford again sought to prod Rabin toward additional compromises with the Arabs. A statement…

… JOSIMOVICH The 75-cent fee for student government serv - ices at the University was assessed this term despite last November's Student Government C nvnnl ; cinn wich n a thefeoluntar. Regents discuss the…

…-throwing tries to break away from Israeli soldiers yesterday. Settlers storm Hebron streets I ' Newsday HEBRON, West Bank - Thousands ofangryJewish settlers stormedthe streets of Arab Hebron yesterday to protest…

… supporters from all around Israel said they had been betrayed by their government and announced their intention to scuttle the deal. Cries of "Slaughter the Arabs" were heard, and a doctored photograph of…

… Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin wearing an Arab keffiyeh on his head was hoisted above the crowd. Several Palestinians said their houses had been stoned and their cars vandalized. "This agreement being…

… this land to the terrorists, to destroy us, to destroy again the Jewish holy sites, the Jewish synagogues ... You Arabs, ifyou dream about uprooting Jews - forget it. We will be here forever." In the…

… because it doesn't require the settlers to leave," said Reema Abu Handia, a 20-year-old Hebronite. "Hebron is Arab and should stay Arab forever. It was never their land and it never will be." ISCREAM…

…, 20, of Waycross, Ga.; and Navy Seaman Marcus D. Gill, 22, of Woodville, Texas. - From Daily wire services t U i E STUDENTS ANYWHERE in the U.S. on Continental $159 or $239. Bring your Con…

… AID! Over $6 Billion in private sector grants & scholarships is now available. All students are eligible regardless of grades, income, or parent's income. Let us hel . Call Student Financial Services: 1…

… Libyan government to support anti-American ac- tivities and send "minority activists" to Libya. The outrageousness of such charges has been met with quiet anxiety by many Arab students who fear they will…

…PERSPECTIVES k I- The Michigan Daily Friday, July 29, 1988 Page 5 Fleming's inferno BY COREY DOLGAN This is the story of how some wide-eyed optimistic students and faculty tried to apply…

… came to the University to commemorate the Peace Corp's 25th Anniversary. Many students, realizing the irony of Bush honoring the Peace Corp, protested his appearance. Campus security responded by…

… harassing students, confiscating signs, and squelching the protestors' right to free speech. Libyan students arrested: Forgotten Rights Suppose a university student is taken from her/his home by govern- ment…

… dragnet apprehension of eight Libyan students around the country, FBI agents arrested University student Salem Zubeidy at his home on North Campus. He is accused of conspiring to divert funds from the…

… become targets of government frame-ups or harass- ment if they speak out. Some say they have good reason for such fear. As one student ex- plained, "The men with black shiny shoes have come around. They…

… through "unnamed" sources that some of the Libyan students under arrest were part of a plot to assassi- nate Lt. Col. Oliver North. What is the evidence? Why is more journalistic skepticism not brought to…

… bear on validity of these charges? Even high-ranking State Department officials have expressed doubts about these allegations. A fellow student has been arrested on political grounds. Until the above…

… broadcast and CIA recruitment followed and so did security's ha- rassment of demonstrators. As the University intensified its crushing of protest with physical force and violence, students claimed the need to…

… after a whirling standard" From the beginning of the CLB's romp through the satanic rings of composing guidelines on free speech and protest, student mem- bers thought that such a policy could be…

…- tinians, the Middle East peace effort took on a broader look yesterday with an unprecedented meeting be- tween Israel and the Arabs to ex- plore the region's future. Israel has always sought such…

… multilateral talks as a forum to start meshing itself with the Arab world by sharing water resources, expertise and environmental mea- sures. Arab participants used the occa- sion to stress demands that Israel…

… surrender captured territory. Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy said he was delighted by the mere fact that most of the Arabs came. "This participation is unprece- dented and we'll know how to ap- preciate…

… York on Friday. See ADDRESS, Page 2 Bush Source: The Associated Press Students give speech mixed reviews I by Barry Cohen Daily Government Reporter Student reaction to President Bush's State of the…

… that while the speech will not necessarily help Bush's popularity, it definitely will not hurt it. But one student, who did not want to be identified, criticized Bush for ignoring environmental issues…

…-year student who said he was told of the agents' activities by a staff member. Truckin' Peter Vasher, age 4 1/2, plays in the store Generations on S. Main yesterday while his mom shops with his little sister…

…, the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) unanimously voted last night to ask the Univer- sity to abandon its Interim Speech Code. The assembly then voted to put a referendum for the "Preservation of Students…

…' Freedom of Speech" on the next MSA ballot, which will ask students to adopt a similar stance. The assembly's resolution also endorsed a pending state legislature bill prohibiting state colleges and…

… Act." "I came tonight to Ann Arbor and to this meeting because I see the responsibility falling on students - the responsibility to protect the fundamental freedoms in this insti- tuion," Dresch said…

… responsibility of defending the University but don't think you can depend on the administration to do that for you. The Student Rights Commission (SRC) presented a 42-page inves- tigative report to the assembly…

… Fellowship offered different reasons for growth in her chapter. She be- lieves that a growing number of students are coming from "broken families," and are looking for "good relationships they can trust for…

… four years" and when they come to her group's student-led bible studies, which are held in almost every dorm, they can find this community. Before beginning their searches for meaning and substance, the…

… reli- gious groups must find the students to conduct the quest. Groups publicize their meetings in many ways, including skits on the Diag, posters, and personal con- tacts among roommates and hall…

… president of CIA, contends that this year more than others, many students are coming to meetings on their own instead of following invitations. He attributes this new show of interest to an "increased…

… interest in spiritual things." "We've gone through a time," Kushner said, "a materialistic time" which did not answer the spiritual questions asked by students, so "Christianity is what they turn to." "There…

… guide to bargain holday shoppinig all over town! Midnight Madnem& In Friday's 1tic4ga1att vkIi. BLUE MOORE Continued from page 1 Arabs in an attempt to rally support behind a possible war. Dina Khoury…

…, LSA senior and president of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee said there have been many recent personal attacks on Arab-Americans in Dearborn. "Although I haven't heard of BUDGET…

… Arabs,'' Khoury added. University, said his school was acts ing in a "frugal" manner but woulA still hurt from the cuts. In Lansing, the Michigan Collegiate Coalition (MCC) - an organization devoted to…

… lobbying state legislators for student concerns and improving college campuses - spent Tuesday talking to legislators trying to convince them of the hard- ship tuition increases will create for students. MCC…

… singing ensemble. Q!ANNIY II AM~S The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates via…

… By Rachel Green Daily Staff Reporter Local representatives from the American Civil Liberties Union and the Anti-Arab Defamation League are meeting with Arab American students tomorrow to address any…

… AADL sent an e-mail to every major Arab and Muslim group on campus, in hopes of reaching all those students who have received the letter. "While these interviews are vol- untary, we're urging them to…

…One hundred eleven years of editorilfreedom t NEWS: 76-DAILY CLASSIFIED: 764-0557 wwwmichigandaily com Thursday November 29, 2001 OI.C1No 44 . rr~br ih r 20 h ihgnD ACLU to meet ~with students…

… industry files lawsuits against college students for illegally downloading copyrighted music. Page 3 OP/ED Columnist John Honkala reflects on Saturday's commencement ceremony and the governor's remarks…

…. SPage 4 AR~TS By Andrew McCormack Daily News Editor DEARBORN --Amid screams of support, Pres- ident George W Bush addressed Iraqi-Americans, representatives from the Arab-American communi- ty, and the…

… nation, saying "The days of repression from any source are over. Iraq will be democratic." Bush spoke at the Ford Community and Per- forming Arts Center in Dearborn, which has the largest Arab…

… TO 'U' U'student ew film "Better ck Tomorrow tears down shooing sterotypes while highlighting the By Maria Sprow dark realities of DailyStaffReporter modern subur- teens. -age 11l Kelly Ryals helped…

… University student that week, fretting over a school project that would have been due soon. "She was telling me about something that had happened at work, and we were laughing at that, and we were laughing at…

… Michigan Stadium. Right: Students make their way to the field before commencement ceremonies began. (SETH LOWER/Daily) first job out is not the best, but hang on. It is not a question of whether we will get…

… immediate withdrawal of This would ask also for a troop Israeli troops from Arab territory withdrawal, but tie the call in This would include the Old City of with Arab acceptance of negotia- Jerusalem. tions…

… based on principles for es- Concern mounted among U.N. tablishing a permanent peace set- diplomats over Israeli moves re- tlement in the Middle East. garded as preliminaries to an- Arab sources said they…

…. ' Win had placed the capital under Resolution Terms military authority and declared Under the main provisions of martial law in four key districts. the non-aligned resolution the Chinese Student Riot…

… assembly would: Chinese students touched off -Call for immediate with- the riots Monday when they drawal of Israeli forces behind seized Burmese teachers as hos- the lines set up in the 1949 armi- tages…

… officials said Chinese -Call upon all members of the Embassy personnel had urged the United Nations to render assist- students on and had openly dis- ance to Thant. tributed Mao badges and the red -Request…

… "I cannot report there was a great deal of progress" on the Middle East issue, other American sources said: Both big powers have long rec- ognized Israel's existence as a state, in contrast to the Arab…

… view. The Kremlin may therefore agree that there should be a state of peace rather than war between the Arabs and Israelis. But Kosygin and Gromko stood fast on Soviet demands for with- drawal of Israeli…

… solution. Recent hints of a softening of the Arab stand against any ne- gotiations before an Israeli troop pullback are, in the U.S. view, im- proving chances for a settlement. On the nonproliferation treaty…

… of the few pro-Western rulers in the Arab world, came to Washington reportedly to seek U.S. help for his country, in serious economic straits following her disastrous de- feat by Israeli forces in the…

… "unacceptable" because it did not consider displaced Palestinians living in the Arab coun- tries. * The Arab League met in Cairo and drafted an Arab solidarity plan for future dealings with Israel. Sources said…

… the student because most students don't move enough. Yoga The introductory workshops will demonstrate Hatha Yoga which is aimed primarily at body development. The organization does not emphasize only…

… GRADUATE STUDENTS in the PILOT PROGRAM Resident fellows-Teach a 3-4 credit course of your own de- sign-.25 GSTA stipend- remuneration approx. $1,000/semester - PLUS - -Corridor and dorm-wide duties…

…- remuneration approx. 90% room and board Resident Advisors -Corridor and dorm wide duties only- remuneration approx. 90% room and board RF and RA positions available for graduate students in any fields. TO APPLY…

… STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SINCE 1890 LOUIE MEIZLISH Editor in Chief AUBREY HENRETTY ZAC PESKOWITZ Editorial Page Editors NOTABLE QUOTABLE It turns out we were all wrong, and that is most…

… fan, there's also an Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee and the Arab American Institute, headed by John Zogby. Maybe you believe in a woman's right to choose. Then you would probably be heart…

… in order to create a safe space for students to grapple with sexualized violence on our campus. This process includes services for students who are sur- vivors of sexual assault, harassment and related…

… crimes. As student leaders on this campus we were disturbed to learn that today the administration plans to transfer these ser- vices away from SAPAC. While we were glad to see that you are also planning…

…-campus Crisis Line. The Division of Student Affairs plans to transfer or police other than the Department of Pub- lic Safety. These statistics reflect only what was actually reported. The Crisis-line is an…

… invaluable resource to University students, staff and faculty. Cri- sis-line staff provide telephone counseling to discuss these traumatic experiences and will accompany individuals to community hospi- tals…

… and other locations to provide support and assistance. Crisis-line volunteers provide access to legal, medical and academic advo- cacy specific to the needs of students, staff and faculty who are…

… survivors of sexual assault and related crimes. A line run for students by their peers makes this vital service more accessible to students who might otherwise feel intimidat- ed or alienated by talking about…

… to building a community that does not tolerate violence against women. Student Affairs, under the leadership of E. Royster Harper, has seen its funding cut by $700,000, as reported in the Daily. This…

… year Student Activities and Leadership faced a 27 percent budget cut, resulting in a reduction of the number of student lead- ership retreats they are able to sponsor. The Offices of Lesbian, Gay…

…4 - Friday, October 29, 2010 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com E-MAIL CAMERON AT CNEVEU@UMICH.EDU ~JbE 1JICd14gan 4Ia4~l 4 4 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since…

…- tives and improving public transit - things that students should care about and will affect their everyday lives. Students must head to the polls on Tuesday to cast their vote for Ann Arbor's next mayor…

… increase the frequency of buses and how late the buses run. In many ways, Hieftje and Bean are much alike. Both candidates seem open to increasing student involvement in city government. They encourage…

… students to get involved with committees and commis- sions. Hieftje, who also teaches at the Ford School of Public Policy, has even appointed some students to city committees. Both candidates also place…

… that will draw in young pro- fessionals. Hieftje is also more well-versed in urban planning and supports housing developments downtown that would offer students more (and hopefully cheaper) hous- ing…

… audience members and the two IDF soldiers, the room was left practically empty. I suppose if the goal of the pro- test was to draw shock and awe, the demonstration was a success. But the issues plaguing Arab…

…-Israeli relations today demand more serious action than shock and awe. Dramatics will not solve problems..If real progress is to be made between Arabs and Israe- lis, understanding must be a priority - an ideal…

… applause at the end of the demonstration as he commends the participants because they "left the room empty," and sent "a really big message." But both Arabs and Israelis have lost children in this conflict…

… dramatic walkouts - both Arabs and Israelis have tried for too long to communicate with high explosives and ammunition. If there is one thing this conflict has enough of it is big messages. Ahmad Hasan, one…

… of the student protest coordinators, explained to me in an e-mail interview that the protestors "did not agree that mem- bers of a military whose actions have been so overwhelmingly condemned by…

…, Jews Claim Irgun To Continue Push in Arab City JERUSA\LEM, April 28-A)- Irgun Zvai Leumi claimed cap- ture of the Manshieh quarter of Jaffa tonight and sped troops and equipment to the front to main…

…- tain the battering thrust of its drive into the all Arab city. Before nightfall the Jewish un- lerground army raised the blue and white Hebrew flag over the Manshieh quarter's Hassan Beq Mosque. Manshieh…

… tick- ets still remain for all May Festi- val concerts. Interviewees To0 Get New Appointments Interviews Arranged To(ay at Tappan Hall By JAKE HURWITZ The newly created Bureau of Student Opinion is…

… Questions "It has been stated that as a part ofthe educational process, student interest in public issues and discussion of them should be encouraged. What do you think the University would do to en- courage…

…, Donald W. Loria, in a Harvard lecture hall. In b argued that the Callahan Com- argud tat he Cllaan om-right students start to intercep mittee is "illegal, because it was created only by the Senate and…

…'s quadrangle rooms within certain time limits and contingent upon a two-thirds approval by the individual houses. Student Government 3) That student government should play a large, if not all pervad- ing, role…

… in formulating regulations within the quads.. Additionally, the conference attended by approximately 90 quad- rangle residents, student government members, faculty members and administrators…

… arrested A.rab :league Accepts ~ Syria CAIRO (JP)-Newly independent Syria was readmitted to the Arab League yesterday. The action came a month after Syria broke away from its union with Egypt - in President…

… Gamal Nasser's United Arab Republic. All but the Iraqi delegation at-; tended a special meeting of the 11-nation League that approved Syria's readmission application.- Syria was readmitted to the United…

… of Flint is mounting against Flint Junior College's re- cent stand against the House Committee on Un-American Ac- tivities. This is the report of members of the Flint JC student govern- ment. Flint JC…

… was the first'college in the country to unanimously pass the United States National Stu- dent Association's resolution favor- ing the abolition of HUAC, Gary Scott, student government mem- ber…

… Flint and attempt to bulk of the student government arouse anti-USNSA sentiment at favored USNSA, but voted in ac- the school. cordance with the campus prefer- Lewis is currently on a nation- ence, as…

… shown by the referendum. wide speaking tour both endorsing At Oklahoma the referendum HUAC and opposing USNSA. He was a straw vote, not binding on was not available for comment the Senate. Student body…

… presi- yesterday. dent Jerry Gamble, who person- Scott said Flint JC's student ally favored the USNSA alliance, springing from meglomaniac au- sponse from Vance Bourjaily. thors living in a world where…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 29, 1990 SPEAKERS Continued from page 1 selection from the top three candi- dates, said Judith Goodman, assistant dean for admissions and student ser…

…- vices at the Business School. In place of a guest speaker, the College of Architecture and Urban Planning will hear three of the col- lege's students, said Andrew Noble, an architecture and urban planning…

…- vance," said Heather Taylor, an ar- chitecture senior and co-coordinator of the student slide show for the cer- emony. Though Noble said he approved of having student speakers, he was disappointed the…

… for the listed schools: Architecture&Urban Planning: student speakers. Business Administration: Frank Poposs, president of the Dow Chemical Company. UDentistry: June Osborn, dean of the University…

… from Page 1 Rielly and Sciarotta, LSA repre- sentatives and members of the Con- servative Coalition, have been col- lecting student signatures and con- tacting administration officials for several weeks…

… technology. Arab group says Levin s views biased by PAC money WASHINGTON - Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., is one of Israel's top supporters in Congress because he receives generous campaign donations from pro…

…-Israel groups, an Arab-American organizauon charged yesterday. A spokesman for Levin denied the allegation, and said Levin bases his positions on what he thinks is right and is not influenced by contribu- tions…

…. The Arab American Institute issued a report that analyzed senators' votes and other actions on Middle East issues. It said the 15 senators with the most consistently pro-Israel record, including Levin…

… Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: for fall and winter (2 semesters) $28.00 in…

…-town and $39 out-of-town, for fall only $18.00 in-town and $22.00 out-of-town. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard…

… Vol. CII, No. 22 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, October 29, 1991 22"c, iy No-shows slow MSA business by Purvi Shah Daily MSA Reporter Although the Michigan Student Assembly has had plenty of heated…

…. See MSA, Page 2 Attacks raise anger before Madrid talks MADRID, Spain (AP) - In a deadly outbreak of violence just two days ahead of Arab-Israeli peace talks, attackers firing automatic weapons killed…

… the message tonight," Cabinet Minister Rehavam Zeevi told reporters at a rally in Tel Aviv. As word spread of the deaths, the crowd swelled to 50,000 people, some shouting "Death to the Arabs!" Zalman…

… Palestinians and Spaniards waved placards saying in Arabic, Spanish and English: "Long Live a Free and Independent Palestine." Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev arrived last night and President Bush arrives…

… graduate work at a lower pay; the hiring of graduate students as "temporary employees," who do not receive the benefits granted to a distinction between "teachers" and "graders" within departmental budgets…

…. In all three instances the union. claims that the University is trying to pay students a lower salary with fewer benefits for, performing es- sentially the same job. GEO Membership Organizer Phillis…

… order to give us the strength to go on fighting. This strength will help us to move the mountains that must be moved," Reese said. new Student Services VP by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration…

… Reporter A member of the interviewing process said that the new vice presi- dent for Student Services will be announced "any day now." However, Shirley Clarkson, spe- cial assistant to University Presi…

…- Anderson, who has served in the position at WSU for five years, is also one of five finalists for an ex- ecutive-level student services posi- tion at Stanford University. Before serving at WSU, Anderson held…

… in the League for inter- national students. Because of limited space only first year international women students and' their American sis- ters and first year international men students and their…

… American brothers will be able to attend, says Nancy Hardy, chairman. "We want to show internation- al students the tradition of Hal- loween since it is a unique holi- day," says Eloise Eberhart, 60…

…, committee member. Among the events planned are a scavenger hunt, singing led by an international student and try- ing to bite apples on a string. "The purpose of the committee is to have social functions for…

… in- ternational students so that we may meet and get to know one another and have fun," Miss Eberhart continued. Panhellenic . ., Panhellenic Association is ar- ranging the entertainment for a…

… Halloween party which is being sponsored by the Ann Arbor -Daly-Leonard Cyr HATCHER OPEI HOUSE-President and Mrs. Harlan Hatcher chat with several students who attended last year's open houses. a I i I II…

… President and Mrs. Harlan Hat- cher invite all university students, especially freshmen and transfers, to attend their open house from 4-6 p.m. tomorrow. First of three opportunities this semester to…

… the students, and the stu- dents have a chance to get to know 'the president. Dress for the open house is in- formal. Built in 1841 Built in 1841, the oldest house on campus has been the home of eight…

… University presidents. Im- provements have been made over the years, and the Hatchers have added the outdoor terrace. Many paintings throughout the home are works of faculty mem-' bers and students of the…

…; students will have an opportunity to see the untalkative bird, "Chatterbox." II 6fcMO44 Campu4 I SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMEN - There will be a meeting of all sorority and residence halls schol- arship chairmen…

… at 7:30 p.m. to- day at the League. « * MICHIGRAS - The Central Committee of Michigras will meet at 7:30 tonight in Rm. 3-C of the Union. * * * - ARAB CLUB-The Arab Club is sponsoring a panel…