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…. Bush's aim may be to get a quick dividend for himself and his foreign policy, and also for Arabs and Israelis in the event a more comprehensive set- tlement of their 43-year dispute proves elusive. On…

… yesterday underscored his country's secondary role in resolving the Arab- Israeli conflict. "The world community is becom- ing increasingly aware that what is happening in the Soviet Union has a larger…

… change in the Middle East." But Arab delegates were less chari- table. They said the main Soviet role in the region had been its economic and political collapse following the coup attempt in August…

…, thereby denying hard-line Arab states their traditional source of arms and diplomatic sup- port. Palestinian and Jordanian delegates responded to Bush's appeal for peace but ignored Gorbachev. "Let's face…

… the facts. The United States is running the show," said one Arab delegate, who spoke on condition he not be further identified. "The Soviet Union cannot even feed its peo- ple and asks the world for…

… food. It will not have much of a role." Bush suggested that a land-for- peace approach might inhibit the launching of face-to-face bargaining between Arabs and Israelis and to pre- scribe land…

… yesterday. Students working with' 'U' polic by JoAnne Viviano Daily Staff Reporter Despite recent tensions between students and police, a group of stu- dents is assisting the Department of Public Safety…

… and Security (DPSS) by offering their input through its new Student Work As- sistant Program (SWAP). "I've worked with the officers and find them to be a very dedicated group of professionals," said LSA…

… Engineering junior Jully. Park. Superviser Lt. Vernon Baisden said SWAP was initiated by DPSS in May after Director Leo Heatley realized that students could play a role within the department. "Our original…

… disrupt traffic. See DEVARTI, Page 7 TODAY- 82 students sign complaint letter against Prof Tanter By NANCY DRISCOLL Eighty-two students in political science Prof. Raymond Tanter's class, "The Arab…

…E Nityaa t Ninety-six years of editorial freedom 1Et1i Vol. XCVI - 'No. 122 Copyright 1986, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, March 31, 1986 Ten Pages Students look for summer…

… subletters By EVE BECKER With just under five weeks left before final exams end, students trying to sublet their apartments for the summer terms are getting desperate and settling for low prices and loose…

… contracts. The Daily's annual summer sublet sup- plement begins on Page 5. 'Students are looking for sublets later than usual this year, said Joe Rumsey, assistant director of the Housing Information Office…

…, but the number of students seeking summer lodging has remained constant. RUMSEY said her office has posted about 300 notices advertising sublets, although many more locations are subletted through word…

…-of-mouth. In addition, some students simply give up looking for subletters because it's such a buyer's market. Because there are about one-third as many students enrolled during spring and summer terms as during…

… fall and winter terms, it's possible to get a room for less than $100 a month;, "Everything gets more negotiable the closer we get to the end of winter semester," Rumsey said. Rumsey said students hoping…

… to sublet their apartments should make careful arrangements with both the See TENANTS, Page 7 Students may sue Meadow over election By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC Three members of the Michigan Student…

… Assembly, including former Student Rights party presidential candidate Jen Faigel, said yesterday they plan to sue members of the Meadow party, the Michigan Review, Students Proud of Campus Knowledge (SPOCK…

…), and possibly the assembly itself. The students say their names and social security numbers were illegally revealed when Meadow party members displayed assembly documents to the Engineering Coun- cil…

… 1971 Hundreds of people yesterday wandered around East Quad, cite of World's Fair 1971, observing exhibits and watching variety acts by 22 foreign student clubs. Fair-goers admire an exhibition of Arab…

… because we haven't tried," says President Robben Fleming. At least some black students, how- admissions: 'U s truggles ever, believe that the University is not doing all it can. "There's too much…

… buckpassing and excuses," says Andre Hunt, a member of Student Government Council. "That real big effort, that all-out drive to find black students just hasn't arrived." University officials say they have…

… Re- gents were concerned what the effect would be on standards if the Uni- versity had to lower entrance stand- ards substantially to get 10 per cent."u Of 32,940 students who answered a racial survey…

… last fall, 1,546 students on campus identified themselves as blacks, 165 as chicanos and 71 as American Indians. This represents an increase of 1.5 per cent over the estimated 3.5 per cent blacks on…

… part of students to complete the survey. I would guess there are about 300 new blacks," Fenstemacher says. While the increase was relatively small, University officials were pleas- ed with it because…

…- versity recruiting efforts will begin yielding results next fall. To reach the 10 per cent goal the University plans to admit at least 450 black freshmen, 150 black trans- fer students and 300 black…

… graduate students next year and every year thereafter.- Yet last spring, of the 8,382 black high school graduates in the state, about 4,089 planned to enroll in a university or community college. Of these…

… students, only 1,252 were in the top quarter of their class, one usual criterion for admission to the University. "Quite obviously the University must compete successfully against other colleges and…

… universities in the state for a very high percentage of the very best students if the Uni- versity is to achieve its enrollment goal," Spurr says. He explains that to insure, for example, 300 black freshmen for…

… dis- The board also has the option The seventeenth annual con cussions in the "teach-in" format of stopping payment of Harvey's vention of the Arab Students in dealt with aspects of "Theories of salary…

… prevent participants in the Voice SDS- Student Government Council retreat from entering the 'campgrounds last night. The retreat's organizers claimed a breach of contract with local BSA officials. Five…

… he will Arab nation al COl entlo other than to advise the board." play "no role in the matter, other than to advise the board." r b st de ts to end PURJURY CHARGES POSSIBLE PUJR HRE OSBEDelhey would be…

… night by NASSER SENDS MESSAGE fornia. Allegedly, the time Harvey Stokely Carmichael, head of the On Thursday night, President (] .I arrivedin California did not coin- Student Non-Violent Coordinating…

… system."; ol ated by a funds for the trip, explaining hisdCarchae aso alled s te t ate b awife attended. it with him. Crihealocldfrte low Jail- Though the board granted him Arab nations to take the…

… AGGRESSIVELY' gates and security people partic- deputies he fired. "If they want their land back," ularly frustrating. onvention Oi 1 the Arab world. "Indeed," he said, "it has enhanced our determina- tion…

… and tenacity." The convention is also expected to adopt a resolution "emphasiz- ing the urgent need for the unity among the Arab Freedom Fight- ers.' On the less militaristic side of the week long…

…-convention. young; Arab Palestinian refugee painter exhibited 37 works in differentr media for viewing by the dele- gates. Kamal Boullata, 26-year-old, native of Jerusalem, made , his debut in fhe United States with…

… the exhibition. The young Painter, who studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, bases his woiks on Islamic dc signs. there, whatsoever. The scouts also informed the students there would be law of…

… official explanation issued Hays said the department will by the BSA national board was be in the literary college rather that the students' "political view- than the business administration point is…

…." Billed as a lecture by three event promotes ex-terrorists, the event drew opposition from several stu- intolerance dent groups and the Michigan office of the American-Arab By LISA HAIDOSTIAN and Anti…

…-Discrimination Com- DANIEL TRUMP mittee. Daily StaffReporters A large crowd gathered outside of the Rackham Build- More than 300 people - ing an hour before the event's including both students and scheduled 7 p…

….m. start. Flash- non-students - protested an es of yellow shirts worn by the event last night organized by protesters showed through the University's chapter of the the winter coats of many in Young…

… simi gran a fe Auburn prof: lower similarity ratings. Students with high simi- System would larity rankings are grouped together. In this way, the pro- be legal, help gram divides the applicant pool…

… into several groups of admissions students who, as evaluated by the program, resemble each By JAKE HOLMES other. Daily StaffReporter The system only gives rec- ommendations and doesn't rhile lawyers and…

… sci- By picking applicants from professor from Auburn different groups, admissions versity thinks he may have officers can admit a diverse ad the solution. group of students. n 2003, Juan Gilbert saw…

… aps of students without said. ing on racial quotas or The software has a specific erences. set of rules for determining ilbert presented this soft- similarities and differences, e to a group of about 20…

… the Uni- 'ed attributes. Applica- versity to consider diversity sthatareentirelyidentical when admitting students. id be given a "100 percent Because admissions staffers lar" rating by the pro- wouldn…

… of the contro- versial senior society former- ly known as Michigamua. United Asian American Organizations, a network of 35 Asian/Pacific Islander student groups, passed an amendment last semester…

…'s deci- sion to issue 'demands' and 'deadlines,' while holding See UAAO, page 3A JUST FOR KICKS STUDENT WRITING New Hopwood winners honored By ABIGAIL B. COLODNER Daily Arts writer Some of the most…

… the rights and benefits of graduate student instructors as stipulated in its union contract. Since November, the two sides have held negotiations ranging from expanded health care coverage to increased…

… Iraq is not over yet. Yet the mere fact the vote went off seemed to center of the ricochet instantly around a world hoping for Arab Middle East" democracy and fearing Islamic extremism. "I am doing this…

… because - President Bush I love my country, and I love the sons of my nation," said Shamal Hekeib, 53, who walked with his wife 20 minutes to a polling station near his Baghdad home. "We a're Arabs, we are…

…. But for the country's minority Sunni Arabs, who held a privileged position under Saddam Hussein, the day was not as welcome. No more than 400 people voted in Saddam's hometown of Tikrit, and in the…

… required to appoint lecturers a title through an See LEO, Page 7A South Asian students urged . to form closer community Conference uses dance, workshops to bridge gap By Amber Colvin Daily Staff Reporter…

… ABC News Now anchor Hari Sreenivasan encouraged South Asian students Friday night to look past their separate identities, such as Indian or Pakistani, and embrace their common South Asian heritage. "We…

… dance performances by students. Speak- ers included Indra Nooyi, president and chief financial officer for PepsiCo, Inc. and DJ Rekha, :; 4, .;/S I 4&I4 Iy Lj.'. …

… of the Middle East. Jabara was the main speaker last night at a teach-in entitled "Be- hind the Arab-Israeli Conflict." Ja- bara spoke to a group of about 100 students at the Union Assembly Hall. The…

… meeting was sponsored by the Organization of Arab Students, the Young Socialist Alliance, a group called Black Inc., and the Center for Afro-Amnerican and Af- rican Studies. Discussion centered on…

… the Daniel Yankelovich Corp. The study, done for the National Movement for the Student Vote, concludes that blue col- lar workers and minority group citizens are most often discouraged by the…

… ANDREA LILLY "War is an extension of politics," and, according to 'Abdeen Jabara, an Arab attorney, activist and au- thor from Detroit,twar ism"an ex- tension of the politics of manipula- tion" in the case…

… Palestinian Arabs and what most speakers considered the un- fair way they have been treated. JABARA TOOK a negative view of the UnitedbStates and its poli- cies with the both the Middle East and the Soviet…

… Union. After the last war, said Jabara the Egyptian government carried out a program to get a withdrawal of all Israeli forces from Arab lands in an exchange for a peace settlement-a move that was made…

… alternative. Jabara claims that the United States plan for Egypt is a "peace with honor," similar to that of Nix- on's policies with the Vietnam situ- See MIDEAST, Page 7 Former POW, now a student, speaKS on…

… Begin can negotiate peace with his Arab neighbors. At the same time, Carter grappled with problems back home, saying price hikes posted by major U.S. steel producers are a serious blow to his an- ti…

… hurdle the biggest obstacle to a negotiated settlement in the Middle East - Begin's refusal to commit his government to ultimate withdrawal from occupiediArab lands. BUT CARTER denied reports at home and…

… held on a Saturday for the first time ever. "News travels faster when students are in organized classrooms," speculates Hawkins in forecasting reduced attendance at the smoke-in. ANN ARBOR Pioneer High…

… prostitutes and founded COYOTE (Call Off Your Old, Tired CONTENTS OF THIS STUDENT sampler kit are surely enough to fill anyone's medicine cabinet. You'll get the whole menagerie free if you live in University…

… orientation programs. "WE ARE NOT doing this, as a public relations gimmick," explained University Director of Orien- tation Don Perigo. "We want to make the parent a better support system for the student…

… had deposited his first check from the Libyans, the president's AP Photo brother denied to him having received any money from the Arab nation. SEN. BIRCH BAYH (D-Ind.), chairman of a special…

… environment. I Student yesterday v screening I the office Services. ' proposition ing agrees president v approval. Fleming whether o posal. He v could not 1 Accordin Scott and De Grieck action was of…

… selectiol munity car new vice p Scott as involvemer the candid of student De Griec possible co vice presic there is ni committee one shows while." The orig with five p either dror Position or Earlier 1 Prof…

… military victory. In the Middle East, Nixon said, "We are hopeful that Israel will join the United Arab Republic and Jordan" in agreeing to a 90-day cease-fire as a preliminary step toward negotiations. He…

… took note of Israeli concern at the possibility of an Arab military - buildup during a temporary cease-fire.. "We and others have attempted to as-. sure them that that would not be the case," he said…

… stu- dents, Nixon said the problem of com- municating with students and other groups is perennial. He said putting the blame for the problem primarily on the government is short-sighted. "We are ending…

… students, who fear that a Tisch tax cut would mean a devastating cutback in state support of higher education. Administrators and student government leaders had helped lead a fight to defeat Tisch's earlier…

… facility monitors animal research By JOYCE FRIEDEN On any given day, students and faculty members are experimenting with animals. The pharmacology depar- tment is using dogs to simulate human heart…

…'Hara outfits have been rented. "I still have 1890's bathing suits and Arabs," he said. "Arabs are not a big item this year. But it's a desperate time. If the costume fits, the customer will wear it." Christine…

… mouth shut. President Nasser of the United Arab Republic has referred to Shehab as the man supported by most of the population. Premier Sami Solh again urged that the election be postponed. He argued that…

…- publican regime, after being court- ed at first largely by the Commu- hists and Arab nationalists, is assured now of broad world diplo- t matic recognition. A rush built up last night in the West and among…

… expecting the im- nact of the Americnrecessinn beaten by Rep. Warner in the 1956 contest. Rep. Warner forecast a rise in fees for both in- and out-state students, but said that "to offset this, I believe we…

… provided for Michigan students, only, Rep. Warner said. "The state is not going to give scholarships to support non-residents," he de- clared. He noted that Michigan is still "way ahead of other states in…

… expressed her approval of the motto, "Long May it Wave," which she said was "somehow appropriate." An art student showed approval of the color scheme, the scarlet, navy and ivory. "A subtle combin- ation," he…

… special student rate is in effect for performances tongiht and tomorrow. Israeli Push For Canal Progresses Three Arab MIG's Claimed by Leaders ISRAELI ARMY HEADQUAR- TERS, Tel Aviv (1P)-Israeli forces were…

… hower's every newspaper in the country would call for his im- Dorm Motion peachment." Yesterday Stevenson went Student Government Council stronger on a point he hasn't hit before. will reconsider a…

…, investigate all phases of residence halls financ- ing and report back to SGC early in January. The Council will also consider Student Forums, probably to re- volve around a central topic once every three weeks…

…. Student Forums were provided for in the original Student Gov- ernment Council plan, which stip- ulates that one of SGC's functions is "to provide orderly means for student discussion of campus is- sues…

… canal. Battle Thrust The thrust in the developing Middle East battle brought the air power of both Israel and Egypt into action. Israel was under its first countrywide blackout since the Arab…

… Civil Rights To pi sofYD, YR Debate By ROBERT S. BALL, JR. Members of local Young Repub- licans andi Students for Steven- son cited the advances of civil rights under their respective ad- ministrations…

… Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 31, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages Nixon asks for r MUSEE NWSHA ALL X-M Johnson hints Henry Johnson, the University's vice president for student services…

…, yesterday suggested to the 'Commission for the Study of Student Governance that it consider a resolution cancelling Student Government Council's spring elections. The suggestion, which Johnson said originated…

… broadcast address. In the course of that speech, Nixon announced that Arab leaders are to meet soon to consider lifting the oil embargo that has deepened the energy crisis. At ,the same time, he called for…

… Center in a UAC-Daystar presentation. BOOZE IN THE BASEMENT: Future of student bar in Union looks By BILL HEENAN After buying your books during next fall's mad rush, you'll need a drink-and get it…

… too, right there in the Union. The University Activities Com- mittee's (UAC) year-long drive to establish a student bar culminated with the Union Board's approval of UAC's plan last week. The board is…

…; coordinating vice president of UAC, praised the board's decision: "Now we can re- turn the Union to its proper role as a hub of student life, not just a place to buy books." Union Manager Stan Wells term- ed…

… up to students, setting up two types of member- ships, one for the bar and one for the U-Club. UAC HAS proposed that stu- dents hire a professional manager and elect a board of directors. Ad…

… where students wouldn't be ripped off." Other questions to be discussed include student membership in the rathskeller. Currently the University Club charges a $10 membership fee. Thomas suggests a nominal…

… University, completion of "the pub" is delayed until next year. Last November student services Vice President Henry Johnson told UAC and the Union that "the student rathskeller should only operate under an ex…

…, Arab Delegates Take 'Hands off' Policy On AtrocityCharges U.S. Offers I Wn.ntpd (Reds Refuse s I A PETITION asking that th( Federal Power Commission grantin Canada in the 600 million dollar p Music…

… name has been revived in universities where musicology students'wish to hear rarely per- formed music. Tickets for the concert, which are priced at $3, $2.50, $2 and $1.50 will be on sale from 9 to 11…

… delegation would consult as early as possible with the United States on tactics for de- bate on them in the U. N. Assem- bly. The Arabs explained that they believe the United States show- e poor timing in…

… Pnn tudntsareex-can-can dancer-minus garter. I 14 hundred Penn students are ex- will tango as a Spanish senorita, pected. form a Viennese stein with, open- chairman Jim Wills, '56, an in- creased…

… severe SCHWEITZER ALSO HONORED: Marshall Gets Nobel Prize SCHWEITZER, 78, is to get 171,- the Arabs and the Jews in the 570 kronor (about $33,200). Fluc- Palestine War. tuations in the funds' earnings…

… Speaker To Address University Students By RICHARD TAUB Student Government Council decided last nightx to invite seven speakers to the University to participate in its forum program. They are: Daily Worker…

… International Students As- sociation then phoned Prof. Karl Brandt of the Lecture Committee. As a result of the conversations, Arnove said he then sent a tele- gram to Machowski, a former lec- turer at the Polish…

…, which will also'involve SGC Review, the Council's newsletter to students. The Council felt The Daily did not provide adequate coverage of all the Council's activities. This was especially true, many mem…

… commit- tee is a little more removed from everyday student interest." He said he hoped. the planning committee. for the Senate would include more controversial issues for succeeding Senate meetings. After…

… beneficial to no panel members in the Arab C debate held last night at the dent Activities Building dff4 widely on. the means of fre the Algerians. -Harry - Bieling, '60OL, of United a States, questioned…

…- eration," said 18-year-old high school senior Jim Albertus, who drove down here with his dad from Michigan yesterday to wait in line. Kenyon Coleman, a first-year law student and president of his class at…

… Relected students a U.S. and British allies reported increased contacts with ordinary Iraqis on many fronts yesterday, a development measured - like the march toward Baghdad - in wary steps. The reason for…

…. Iraqis said some 4,000 Arabs have come to Iraq to help attack the invaders. Airstrikes on Baghdad will continue today against Iraqi leadership targets, command and control centers and com- munications…

… from the College of Literature, Science and the Arts and the Law School in part because the plus factor given to minorities. While most white students with grades and test scores as high as Nelson's are…

…. She was required to take classes before the start of her freshman year through the Summer Bridge program, designed to prepare certain students for Univer- sity classes and determine whether they are…

… that "the successful completion of the war will not be sufficient to reestablish con- fidence." "The full restoration of consumer See CONFIDENCE Page 2A University students perform the Flamenco at the…

… Press. Carroll's release came a day after her twin, Katie, pleaded on Arab television for her freedom. Yester- day, the sisters also spoke by phone. "She called me because she remembered my number. I was…

… the United Nations that upholds internationally recognized human and labor rights, has agreed to do the investigation. Student and global activists, though, said the cred- ibility of the investigation…

… said communication between students and the administration will be vital to ensuring that Coke is held to the standards of the Vendor Code of Conduct. "We want to know what's been going on regard- ing…

… Coke and the administration," Miller said. Miller emphasized that the student movement would not end because of any action the company takes short of remedying the wrongs it has perpetu- ated around the…

… for dentists in Kenya. Kenya has all the necessary tools and equipment, but not enough dentists. The population of Kenya is 30 million, but it produces only A L U 12 to 16 dental students each year…

…, former Univer- sity Vice President for Student Services Robert Knauss, now dean of the Vanderbilt University law school, contributed a hefty $25 to the candidacy of State Representative candidate Steve…

… to demand just that. The demonstrators will march to Nixon's re-election headquar- ters at the Ramada Inn downtown . . . otherwise give blood to the student blood bank from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. today and to…

… release of the three Arabs wa disaster agreement even as presidential ad- a "desecration of the memory" o ccident in twenty years. Yesterday in Chicago an Illinois Central Gulf viser Henry Kissinger sat in…

… the Faculty Code and A variety of issues will be presented to student and Rules Court to rule on any complaints in the the petition asks the committee to voters in the all-campus elections that will…

… begin elections procedures and results. Seven judges further investigate this question. today and run through noon Thursday. with one-year terms would be elected. The Student Faculty Affairs Advisory…

… Union um, he added, because it is an student parity on LSA student-faculty commit- and turn control of the Union to students through elected body with an equal number tees. a Policy Board. The ballots on…

… this question will of student and faculty members. While none of the votes is binding on Univer- also be sent to all alumni of the - University, for d100 faculty signatures would be sity policy, it is…

… hoped that a demonstration of their approval. needed on the petition in order to student sentiment will influence future decisions. Women have already been members since Feb- reqnest a special meeting of…

… the There are three Student Government Council ruary, - according to Paul Johnson, assistant mana- faculty. n r,,,fAnna r-,cnir tn he ,th rnniAreA in th e or nf the ininn The referendum is designed to…

… Assembly in New York in the fall unable to report progress. It was the conference's 63rd ses- sion since negotiations started in March. The neutrals-Mexico, Nigeria, Sweden, the United Arab Repub- lic…

… Federalists (UWF), a student group seeking to unite all governments under one "confer- ence." He also hit a letter to the editor in the May 19, 1947 Daily. Byrnes wrote praising the election of Franklin D…

… having been a member of the UWF, saying that he only served as a moderator' for their discussions." "I was a law student at the time and the group asked me to act as a judge on a panel. This I was glad to…

…. Col. Saoud El Arab, left, heads a zone d allegiance, and Col. Othman, right, commands a wilaya supporting Ben Bella. HELSINKI YOUTH FESTIVAL- Police Quell Demons tratio Struggle hKhedda Asks For…

… examinations in the new system which promise to clarify the study of language for students there is no point in the United a language which is mainly a States offering new concessions to word-order system. the…

… Order at 7 and 9 in the Nat. Sci. Aud. . . . the Organiza- tion of Arab Students will hold a rally on the Diag at 11:30 in support of the Palestinians on the West Bank; all are invited to participate…

… around: Ken- worthy and Elder don't support PV's repeal and Slater supports the move. We regret the error. 0 Happenings. . . C..stoday begin with a gathering at the Student Counseling Office; for a mere 15…

… anyone travelling in Europe over the summer . . . the Association of Black SocialhWork Students will have a conference in the Rackham Ampithea- tre from 1:30-5 this afternoon; the topic will be "Strategies…

… the section which deals with aid to western Europe, Korea and China. STILL UP for argument: $27,- 450,000 for relief of Arab refugees from the Palestine war areas, and President Truman's controversial…

… Student Affairs earlier this week, but action was postponed until the list of speak- ers has been completed and ap- proved by the Lecture Committee. WHERE THE MONEY GOES: University Officials Request…

… cur- rently running over 100 students and additional professors are needed even now to ease the situation. Salary increases are necessary to retain the present faculty, he de- clared. * * * "FURTHER…

… to have a qualified opponent lined up in a day or two." If the list of speakers is com- pleted by next Wednesday, the fi- nal debate program will be sent to the Student Legislature for ap- proval and…

… such industries. "We need clearly defined fields Daily Want Ad Brings Dates for Union Opera RESULT OF SOVIET ATOM: A tlantic Pact Obsolete -- Three students are convinced today that Daily want…

… university, spoke on "Evidences of Evolution" at 4:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Hill auditorium. Many members of the Schoolmasters' club, and a numnber of students and members of the Uni- versity faculty…

…. They are scheduled to mneet Tuesday it the Union. The men nominated for next year's offices will be voted upon in the an-{ nual campus election by -the male students of the University.. FRENCH SCHOLAR…

… culture. Such cub- ture as they have is borrowed from the Persians, -Arabs and Europeans with whom they have come in contact." ST flENTS 6REET YOST AT LLANDSTANrF STANFORD ALU) 1, IENBERS OF YOsT's OLD…

… seven weeks to study Arabic step on a stray cat and listening for the men at a local language institute. As my first who would yell "Balak!" as a warning for an time leaving the country, I traveled to the…

… HOUSING 'U' move-in shortened in on-campus safety push Freshmen seen as vulnerable to alcohol consumption trends By SHOHAM GEVA Managing News Editor Freshmen and others students living in the residence…

…. MIMs are a group of students who volunteer to assist with the move-in process. Wolverine Wellness Director Mary Jo Desprez said the change attempts to address the increased anxiety and vulnerability…

… fresh- men often feel on campus in their first few weeks, while still provid- ing the necessary amount of time for first-year students to get accli- See MOVE-IN, Page 2 f IL B W z 4 T1 co e don In fi…

…- present at the previous meeting. ble work the ladies certainly de- 1isses Street, Gibson and Latham serve the financial support of all followed with short talks on stu- students. The effective work of dent…

… Allegro con brio. Introduzione [Adagio molto]. Rondo [Allegretto 2 Iloderato]. 3 dieux de 1' Hotesse Arabe..-Bizet j Gavotte, D minor --.--....-Bach b...cturne, B major. Op. 93------ Ic] y…