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… veterans on at least nine apuses whose expenses have outstripped ir monthly $65 or $90 checks. No isolated cry by a single pressure oup, this delegation will represent some student organizations throughout…

… a secret that many veterans are going to school today who, because of their economic status, would not otherwise be able to do so. If Flint JC is at all typical, 93 per cent of all student veterans…

…. They ask that student erans, who represent far less than 20% of ex-GI's, be given special consideration ther improving their advantage over Zer veterans and the general public. Most students meet all…

…" on most veteran's "grab" proposals which have been advanced. There is no doubt that present payments to student veterans fail to meet living costs. But was the G:I. Bill designed to cover every expense…

… in the normalcourse of events?R Yet most student veterans lean heavily in favor of this latest move to increase subsistence payments. They seem to have lost their perspective while in the armed…

… - steve anzalone in quiet desperation Clr Air4tgan DZil Seventy-eight years of editorial freedom Edited ord managed by students of the University of Michigan The late Lincoln Day Dinner 420…

… general attitude in confronting problems in the University. The faculty had commissioned itself by word and deed to resolve the language requirement conflict. It had discounted student views on the…

…-out." VUE WOULD hope that literary college Dean Hays will appoint to the new committee the men of the ad hoc com- mittee who drafted the general studies proposal. We can only hope that student frus- tration…

… curriculum have beenachieved too quietly to attract much attention, but they illustrate the kind of constructive action and faculty-student cooperation that other departments might well emu- late. By working…

… together instead of against each other, faculty members and students have been able to put two relatively sig- nificant proposals into effect. The first, and by far the most impor- tant, allows students to…

… liberalization of a by- law which bars political speakers from Uni- versity property. This resolution was drawn up by the committee governing student affairs, which is composed of an equal number of faculty…

… members and students. The committee worked on the problem for more than two weeks. They consulted with the University Lecture Committee and found that the prob- lem is one which only you can solve. (The…

… decision is up to you!) Speaking for the student body, The Daily Senior Editors urge that the By-Laws be changed to allow a limited number of po- litical speakers from each party to appear at the University…

… " . . . the intelligent discussion of social issues by qualified persons is of the very essence of education . .." in the past the student body has been aroused only by events relating to the phys- ical prowess…

… the student body. This is a presidential election year-a natural time for students to develop an in- terest in political issues and candidates. The appearance of political speakers here will augment…

… a cwt 11 f" r Dooder State College by Alan Landau TODAY TALKED WITH STUDENTS WHO SUP- PORT THE WAR. HERES WHAT THEY THOUGHT. ITHINK THE CONFLICT IN SOUTH AMERICA 1 TOTALLY JUSTIFIED. WE CAN'T LET…

… 16 students who held a sit-in inside the Fleming Building last semester. MSA members will see the res- olution for the first time at DRAKE'S Continued from page 1 Maurer said Tibbals didn't deny he was…

…, burned out of control. Schwarzkopf and the allied Arab commander, Saudi Lt. Gen. Khalid bin Sultan, faced the Iraqis across the small wooden table that had notepads, teacups, two tape recorders and a…

… bottle of water for each participant. Other allied commanders - in- cluding British Forces chief, Lt. Gen. Sir Peter de la Billiere, French Lt. Gen. Michel Henri Roquejeoffre, and Arab officers - sat on…

… metal folding chairs behind the two top allied leaders. Meanwhile, President Bush in his evening address to student winners of a national science contest, praised tonight's meeting. Some members shared…

… Arbor attorney sug- gested that Council could avoid lawsuits and simplify this matter by avoiding the attempt to define family. He said the ordinance is designed in part to keep students out, and that if…

… conditions and lack of space. If passed, the definition could restrict student housing areas, pos- sibly preventing groups of more than six students from living to- gether in family-zoned areas. Ann Arbor…

… "New Regents".W "To me (the "New Regent's" actions) degrade the student gov- ernment," Kahl said. "I think it was kind of childish. They don't accomplish much like that." "How could he tell if they were…

… kiss your feet! Bring your beautiful smile to the second floor of the Student Publications Building on Thurday, March 7, 4PM, along with any great snapshots that prove you're hot stuff on film. If you…

… don't, well, you'll be sorry.... Ediad 94 ailu The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan…

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…" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 ritorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints…

…'s peril. A third problem is that of Israel. The dispute between the tiny Jewish state and its surround- ing Arab neighbors has been boiling for a decade. Israel is a democratic nation relying largely on…

… America for its protection. While acting as Israel's guardian, the United States has also tried to maintain friendly relations with the Arab states. Since they control both a strategic area and most of the…

… Western oil supply. Under Gamel Abdel Nasser, however, the Arabs have dedicated themselves to driving out the despised Israelis. Thus, mainly because of American intervention on the behalf of Israel, the…

… Arabs are suspicious, and often hate- ful, towards America. I N THE PAST FEW WEEKS disputes involving the United States have sprung up in the small countries of Indonesia and Algeria. In Indonesia the…

… General Notices President and Mrs. Hatcher will hold open house for students at their home, Wed., March 5, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Students who expect to receive ed- cation and traning allowance under Public…

… 3:30 p.m. by Thurs., March. 6. Late permission: Al women student who attended the Sen. Paul Douglas lecture on March 3 had late permission until 10:50 pa. In cooperation with the local banks, the…

… Office, Room 3058 Admin. Bldg., to complete the authorization form. Informationre garding this service may be obtained by calling ext. 2276. School of Business Administration: Students from other Schools…

… Applications are now available for the Margaret Kraus Rams dell Award. This fellowship is used to assist students who are graduates of the University of Michigan in pursu- ing graduate studies in this country or…

…4 OPINION Wednesday, March 5, 1986 The Michigan Daily 4 e t a n t Michigan Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Consequences of technology Vol. XCVI, No. 104 420…

… Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board A danger sign T HE ASSASSINATION of Palestinian Zafer el-Masri, Israeli-appointed Arab moderate…

… extremist NJews and Arabs opposed to any territorial compromise. d Because King Hussein has recen- :tly broken with PLO leader Yassar Arafat over a proposed joint peace initiative, the mayor's assassination…

… seventy five years. Conversely, the assassination has provided right-wing Jews in favor of complete West Bank an- nexation with an opportunity to condemn implementation of local Arab leadership in the West…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 5, 1991 5be Swb4Juu 1aitl 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan ANDREW GOTTESMAN Editor…

… the Arab peoples. At home, the war and its aftermath have caused incalculable economic damage. Al- ready, allies whom Bush is counting on to pay for the war are balking. Re- building the damage caused…

…, has suffered several such power failures. What is SAPAC doing about that? Awareness is certainly the first step toward prevention. But University students will continue to be the victims of sexual…

….S. government has manipulated the media coverage of the War. In my opinion, the Gulf War disrupted the peace more than a group of students ever could. A guerilla theater is a more con- structive and academic…

… medium of performance than a war theater. Pam Jordan Rackham graduate student OF. C PS more than a crisis hotline and some Acquaintance Rape Preven- tion Workshops. What we need is better protection…

… still have a long way to go. Marta Zelitsky LSA first-year student Guerilla theater efforts important To the Daily: As a member of Guerilla Theater, I wold like to reply to Jeffrey Kaufman's letter in the…

… Feb. 22 Daily. As a point of clarification, Guerilla Theater does not represent the Nonviolent Action Clearing House (NACH); it represents Students Against U.S. Intervention in the Middle East (SAUSI…

…'s biggest barrier to access. When communication breaks down, the net result is often frustration, isolation or something worse. In the case of Carl DuPree, a student at Gallaudet University, the nation's only…

… grade or the university policy that forced DuPree to be in the class in the first place is not known. But we do know DuPree had been involved in a student movement protesting the policy. According to a…

… attempt to subdue him, officers placed DuPree in a choke hold and he died of asphyxi- ation. Next month will mark the third anniversary of the student-led fight to get a deaf president appointed at…

…. Alice C. Lloyd Grace Richards Beatrice 'W1. Johnisoun Advisers of Women. at at Philosophy 38: On Monday, March 7, students enrolled in Philosophy assemble for the lecture in Room 1025 Angell Hall…

… Student Christian Association: A combined discussion and social meeting will be held in Wesley Hall this Saturday evening at 7:15. The topic for discussion will be: Practical lessons from. American life…

… kind. -You were eiil o ciiisi e r a~ !BLANCHARD DECLARES OLD AFRICA N if you maintained Satisfactory Grades. MUSKET HIGHLY PRIZED POSSESSION E1 Next to an Arab's white horse, his Marseilles, the custom…

… him.( To Try Out for Positions met the leader of a caravan and ask- To complicate the situation, nine_ ed him he could obtain a real Arabian i modern Arab cdaggers, which he had gun. The leader, a…

… they celebrated the event by sponsoring a blind date party for Newberry residents. Students face grim outlook in job market (Continued from Page 1) Gold prices continue free fall NEW YORK…

… Monday to try and clinch a deal to avert a global oil price war, the United Arab Emirates oil minister said yesterday. After a two-day meeting of eight OPEC members, several ministers ex- pressed optimism…

… and a 75-degree reading in Cleveland breaking the 74-degree record set in 1976. EPA head loses support 4 1:, 4 students' attitudes about employment over the past four or five years. "Students seem…

… to be a little more stable and more oriented toward school and work," he said. Counselors at the Student Em- ployment Office agree. "WHEN I first started working (at SEO), students would hold off for…

… students are needing to work to meet educational expenses." But students confronting the bleak prospects of the Ann Arbor part-time job market should not be too discouraged, the managers said. With…

… persistence - and a dose of luck - students will succeed in finding work. "PERSISTENCY is the thing that gives them (students looking for work) a chance," Cummins said. "It's someone who repeatedly comes in who…

… students expand their search beyond the campus area to improve their chan- ces. "If a student is really looking for work, he can usually find it, but he must be persistent," he said. "You can never have too…

… many good employees." STUDENT Employment Office staff said job-hunters should not be shy about advertising their professors, friends, department offices. search through and at University Q Iiurrb…

… Hour-10:30 social hall Wednesday p.m. 8:00-Allelous (Christian Fellow- ships), French Room 8:30-Study/Discussion Groups 9:30-Holy Communion, sanctuary * * * ST. MARY'S STUDENT CHAPEL (Catholic) 331…

… more information * * * FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AND AMERICAN BAPTIST CAMPUS FOUNDATION 502 East Huron, 663-9376 March 6 "A Series: Journey To The Cross" "Part II: Tyre" Student Study Group-Thursday 6:00 p…

…Page six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday. March 5, 1968 PaeSxTHIHGA AL ° MEDICAL STUDENTS PROTEST VIET NAM WAR We, the fthedersigned medical students at the University of Michigan, believe that our…

… - An Ecumenical Operations Research, and Program An- seetdinsteiorld.le ~~Conference on Contemporary Ministry ;alysts. Room 3564 Amnsrto lg e for Students from 35 Midwestern State Procter & Gamble…

…., Onlys Student organization notices are not bulletin board in the first floor lobby, logical schools. For further information citizens of the following countries: accepted for publication. For nore…

… Europe, F(OreinfL Yisito s Arab Countries. Washington, D.C. Area Residents: C7'J. C. Penney Co., Inc., Ann Arbor,' There are excellent summer work op- The following foreign visitors can be Mich. - Me nand…

…-2148, for Mgmt. Trng. and Merchandising. Michigan Fire Chiefs' Training Con- ings are with the various governmen- Nine Argentine law students, March Royal-Globe Insurance Companies,' ference -- Morning…

…, Production, The Annual Community College English, Kenya Institute of Adminis- Statistics and Accounting. Counselor-Student Conference - All Department of English Poetry Read- tration, Nairobi, Kenya, March 3…

…-5. Service Bureau Corporation, Rocky students who entered the University of ing -- Mr. William S. Mervin,"Prince- Prof. Saburo Funaoka, Psychologist, River, Ohio. Men and women. After- Michigan from a Michigan…

…, March 10-12. A e M t student entering during the calendar attend. 2 EDP, Insurance (Home Office),Mgmt. year 1967, and have not received an Trng. Judith Ascher Roger J. Arckin Larkin B. Breed Fred Bloom…

… Approved: That Paul Milgrom be ap- pointed to thetSACUA Student Rela- tions Committee (replacing Andy Quinn). Bureau of the Budget, Washington. D.C. - Men and women. All day. MA and PhD degrees only in Econ…

… much he will have to work for repara- tions and how much he can work for himself." House.Honorsf Dean tBursicyr Reception To Be Held1 For Foreign Students Residents of Chicago House will welcome Dean…

… Bursley and 12 for- eign, students, recently voted as honorary members of the House, at a reception at 8:30 p.m. today.t Prof. J. W. Lederle of the Politi- cal Science Department will lead a round…

… Fer- guson, 5862. HENRY AUSTINI . . . to sing Figaro * ; Austin To Sing Role of Figaro In Opera Here Henry Austin, graduate student in the speech department, will sing the role of Figaro in Mozart…

…'s comic opera "The Marriage of Fi- garo," to be presented March 11-15 by students in the music school and the speech department. Austin, who was starred here last spring in "The Old Maid and the Thief" has…

…- chairmen. The deadline for booth space applications for the all-campus carnival is Monday. Eligible students may sign up for work with booths, publicity, concessions, prizes, programs, and ticket committees…

… for the '47 Michigras, which is to be presented Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26, at Yost Field House. Names are to be turned in at the WAA Box in the League or the Union Student Offices. Booth…

….95 Cousin's will help brighten your Spring wardrobe 307 SOUTH STATE STREET Q0 -'-yt --- > G f""0 0"" <""" o^:|O |">0 UG<C" Arab Supper; 7 World Affairs Ro :30 p.m., filns; oundtable; Guest .I lyn Kaye…

… Schultz, Barbara Elaine Cleo Taylor and Joy Xenis. Meeting Place for M' Students Provided by ISA Weekly Teas (I: x "SWEETHEARTI" Slip by Dainty heart-trimmed top,. smooth fitting midriff waist- line…

… and the new length make this Colony Club your sweetheart of a slip! Bur-Mil Ravon Crepe in I. MONDf4Y SPECI 4L International Center's Thursday afternoon teas, a meeting time for Michigan students of…

… all nations, provide an atmosphere of warmth and friendliness to the many peo- ple who attend them regularly. One of the numerous functions of the International Students As- sociation, the teas are held…

… students with other students from different countries. Contrary to the beliefs of many people, the teas, as are the other functions of the ISA, are intend- ed for students from the United States as well as…

… from bulimia, but a University researcher has concluded that the numbers of female college students force feeding themselves and then throwing up may be as low as 5 percent. . "What does she know?" said…

… Association of New York. Tips for preventing bulimia and other eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa are eagerly awaited by housing officials fearing for students in residence halls and others who help…

…, who grew up in a conser- vative Jewish family, said he encoun- tered no anti-Semitism while a student. He stumbled onto Yale's "Jewish problem" while a sophomore when he saw a brief reference in a…

… region, said the acts were part of the 40-year Arab-Israeli conflict and different from assaults by Palestinians against innocent civilians in third countries. * Brown was interviewed on Worldnet, a…

… 663-4121 - ANN ARBOR. MICH TO YOUR HEALTH! Health Care Tailored To The Needs Of.The Student. We Honor: Blue Cross - PCS - Paid Health Plus - Health Alliance Plan Medinet - Medicaid - Medicost…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 5, 2004 OPINION 4 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 opinion. michigandaily.com tothedaily@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE…

… one step away from the can soil, everyone has to go Ok, well, what the fuck is C.C.A.? Capture lawyer-free, government-sponsored boat through all the usual checks Crazy Arabs or some other inane acronym…

… their religious beliefs at school? How, exactly, has a student's headscarf/skullcap/crucifix threatened secular law or disturbed the learning process? Don't tell me you can't complete a math problem…

… reli- gious symbols. It added that even in the French Muslim community, Muslim women favored a ban 49 percent to 43 percent, presumably because many female students were bullied into donning the covering…

… sounded by Wadsworth who said that for al- most a year a general improve- ment in the maintenance of stab- ility and quiet on the borders be- tween Israel and the Arab states had prevailed. Sir Pierson…

… the same information he gave about Pantepec Oil had been carried in newspapers. Last Chance To Register For Election Ann Arbor citizens and Univer- sity students who intend to vote' in the local…

… Criticize Bangor for New revoki elie ion in Schools Idea 2. sia on jects, Every Tuesday high school students in Bangor, Michigan, are a Sta given a choice of two ways to spend their lunch hour. the sa One…

… students tional and church officials, has thus far attracted 100 of the 280 students possib in attendance. Union However, the program has been severely criticized by State Sen- while ator Charles S. Blondy…

… a member of MiC, my rosy view of the journalism industry began to dim. MiC was founded because The Daily lacked the voices of students of color, which led to the mischaracterization and…

… oftentimes racist depictions of students of color. The founders of MiC felt they couldn’t trust journalists to properly convey the real experiences of people of color, so they created a section where we…

… after months of talking. I was brought back to elementary school, introducing myself by my American pronunciation, Nah-dah; to my own sister not pronouncing my Arabic name until middle school…