Search Results

…, unfair to Arabs Graduate student instructors, holding white picket signs and wearing yellow buttons, protested across campus Thursday for higher wages, more benefits and better treatment from the…

… well-re- searched article on the Near East. RAMI KISHEK RACKHAM STUDENT Arabs are victims of racism To THE DAILY, In a recent edition of your newspaper, you decided to print a biased, misinformative…

… LSA SOPHOMORE M ideast article inaccurate TO THE DAILY: - I am an officer with the Arab-American Students Association. The campus Arab community is shocked by the Daily's printing of an editorial last…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 5, 1996 e £ibtwigdiHE ltl 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in…

…, the sooner it'll be over.' - GEO member Monika Cassel, explaining why graduate students were protesting Thursday JIM LASSER SHARP AS TOAST P4ARLBO KO COUNTR -i1_ -- - -- LETTERS To THE EDITOR Viewpoint…

… University. By meeting the demands of the graduate students, the administration will create a better environ- ment for both graduate and undergraduate students. Since the University is primarily a re- search…

… institution, graduate students are re- sponsible for most of the actual teaching. Many undergraduate classes - such as low-level language, math and writing courses - are taught entirely by GSIs. They also lead…

…; part of the cost. Graduate students, most of whom face big debts, do not have readily available alternate sources of income. Thus, if they cannot earn a decent living by teaching, they are forced to take…

… students tends toattractthe best applicantstotheUniversity's programs - and the best teachers. In light ofthese facts, GEO's demands are more than reasonable. The union's request for a 15-percent wage…

…, especially for international, non-English speaking students. Currently, these graduate students are given three weeks of English language training over the sum- mer. However, the University fails to provide…

…," Anderson's 36-year- old brother John said from his home in Ocala, Fla. "But that's the way it's been for almost seven years." The confusion arose after a five- page Arabic-language statement from the Islamic…

… Soviet Union of the M ideast peace talks. Moreover, she added: "No one has asked us to change." Shamir dropped his demand for staggering Israel's negotiations with the three Arab delegations. "We are…

… willing to conduct all talks as of the 9th of December," a Shamir spokesman said after Shamir consulted with Foreign Minister David Levy and Defense Minister Moshe Arens. All three Arab delegations…

… Jordanians and Palestinians stayed for about an hour. The Israelis did not appear. ZIONIST Continued from page 1 Some of the 76 students who voted in the mock election said it was beneficial and interesting…

… issues." USI member Brian Mono, an LSA senior, explained the similari- ties and differences between the Israeli and American systems to students. "In Israel, if you get roughly one percent of the vote, you…

…," Silbergeld said, "since no jobs are FOL.WEEKENDS/HOLIDAYS BIRTHDAYS/WEDDINGS MOM'S HOME COOKING Council Travel offers domestic student air fares in selected markets! Call for more info and a FREE Travel…

… awarded to students. Armenian community leader and business executive Alex Manoogian, Harvard economics pro- fessor Richard Musgrave, Ann Arbor congressperson Carl Pursell (R-Mich.), and professor of…

… available for graduating students, in room 102 of the LSA building from Dec. 9-12. Extra tick- ets will be available to graduates on a first-come basis Dec. 13. monetary policy and fiscal policy. If the…

… Michigan Student Organization Development Center Attention Student Volunteers! Submit Your Applications for the GM Volunteer Spirit Award! Sig 3ibigan iBailg The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published…

… Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. On-campus subscription rate for fall/inter91 -92 is $30; all other subscriptions via first class U.S. mail…

… through she student government." Southworth and the two other plain- were referred to attorney Jordan 4Morence, and after evidence was com- a iled, they filed the case in federal court. In November 1996…

…, the district court ftudge ruled in the students' favor, affirm- ing that their right to freedom of speech and association had been violated. The university appealed to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals…

… decision was made, the university refunded the .student fee money to all three plaintiffs, Southworth Said. He said this action proves the uni- versity has a weak case. Southworth said he is confident that…

… its decision. Michigan Student Assembly Rep. Sumeet Karnik also expressed feelings of opposition to Southworth's no-fund- ing stance. "I think it would be a terrible disaster" if the funding of student…

… groups was dis- continued, Karnik said. "I can see a lot of student groups discontinuing if they couldn't get money from MSA." Karnik, who chairs the assembly's Budget and Priorities Committee, said the…

… University's student fee, which is less than $10 per semester, is allocated to groups who apply for money and pre- sent a convincing case to the MSA bud- get committees. All University students are eligible to…

… prayers yesterday and there was no comment from Christian offi- cials. Libya hands over Pan Am terrorists CAIRO, Egypt - Arab dignitaries headed to Libya yesterday to witn the handover of two suspects in te…

… 1988 Pan Am bombing, a further sign their promised extradition is on track. A delegation led by Ahmed Ben Heli, the Arab League's assistant secre- tary-general, flew yesterday to Tunisia. From there, the…

… delegates were to be driven to the Libyan capital, Tripoli. Representatives from six Arab coun- tries also were to attend the handover, Ben Heli said. - Compiled from Daily wire report rn-u r go- Check out…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 5, 1998 Ulije irbigatn ]at 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LAURIE MAYK Editor in Chief…

… JACK SCHILLACI Editorial Page Editor '1 heard that they were national champions last year. It's a big nation, so they must be very good.' -- Engineering first-year international student Sergei…

… such Orwellian proceed- ings are commonplace at the University. Once again, an ugly story has crept out of the arbitration process that resolves com- plaints brought against students under the University…

…'s Code of Student Conduct. According to his accuser, six sanctions were placed on Jason Brooks, an offensive line- man on the Michigan football team, under the Code. Brooks's accuser plans to appeal the…

… doctrine of "double-jeopardy." The Code is an excuse for the University, in its desire to raise students to social standards higher than those of the American crimi- nal justice system and thus make the cam…

…- pus a more sheltered environment, to retry and punish students on its own terms. But, as a public institution and a place where students are supposed to be growing into adults and developing their own…

… forum, People Dancing Studios, 111 Third St., 3 p.m. U Palestinian Dabkeh, sponsored by Arab-American Students Association, Michigan Union, Anderson Room D, 7 p.m. Get the cutting edge on news concerning…

… discrimination against gay, lesbian and bisexual students with campus activists lastnight in the Law- yers' Club Lounge. For an hour and a half, the group discussed homosexu- ality in general and Bylaw 14.06 in…

… the only legal sup- port for homosexuals. A committee made up of students 3and faculty has begun looking for ways to implement the bylaw. Several students at the discussion criticized the committee…

… from Mount Olympus, we would not have done our jobs.,, McGowan pointed to the regents' 7-1 vote in supportof the amendment. Rackham student Monique WMansoura had reservations. "Not searching out gays for…

… pointed to people's growing sen- sitivity as an example."Increased awareness happened because students made it happen. We made it happen when we came out," Sullivan said. Kevin Lee, a Rackham student…

…." MIGHTY CHEM LAB PEOPLE MSA candidates focus on North Campus concerns By KAREN TALASKI DAILY STAFF REPORTER To many students, North Campus seems like afar away place. Inhabited by engineers, artists and…

… musicians, its wooded pathways lead to nothing more than a long bus ride to Central Campus on a Sat- urday night. Yet Michigan Student Assembly candidates hope to bring student gov- ELECTION ernment to the…

… conference. "In general, MSA needs to get the word out more. Everyone wants to see more students get involved, but people aren't standing by what they say," she said. "There's a lot more to do." However…

…, Conservative Coalition candidate Mark Biersack warned can- didates not to make promises that students living on North Campus may not want. "It's giving North Campus special status and I don't want to see the…

… Engineer- ing Council (UMEC) and Society of Women Engineers (SWE) before changing the way MSA interacts with North Campus. "If they think we're doing a good enough job, we are," Biersack said. Yet Students…

… of these resources has been under scrutiny as a result of increased ,faculty and student needs, the increas- g cost of computers and a trend ward a one-size-fits-all computer workstation. The group…

…, including the decentralization of student labs. This strategy would provide all University students with their own laptop com- puters. The downside of this plan is that security risks would skyrocket, forcing…

… the country," Omenn said. "There will be advertisements placed in the New England Journal of Medicine and anoth- er appropriate place." The 18-member committee is made up of one Medical student and…

… personally that the issue that should drive the mission of the Medical School is academic excellence and not its financial importance to the University," D'Alecy said. Medical second-year student Fabian…

… Salinas said he is not surprised that he is the only student representative on the committee. "I definitely would say I feel the school has been committed to getting student input on such matters." Salinas…

… the candidates can communicate with students. "I'll be looking for someone who works well with us as students,' Salinas said. Omenn said he wanted a student on the com- mittee in order to have student…

… in Russia and the Gulf region next week. Stops are to include Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain. He also will meet U.S. forces based in the Gulf, offi- cials said…

…. Hoping to avert attack, the Arab League's sec- retary-general and Turkey's foreign minister arrived in Baghdad, joining envoys from Russia and France in pressing Iraqi leaders for a peaceful solution…

… come to the University of Michigan School of Informa- tion. Our Master of IPreftrOe Science in Informa- tion gives you the SKILLS YOU NEED for dozens of careers. Students from diverse academic…

…'ll apply what you learn right away for the Future SAL Presents The 19th Annual Michigan Leadership Awards Nominations for the following awards are currently being accepted: OUTSTANDING STUDENT LEADER The…

… Student Alumni Council will award stipends to five student nominees. OUTSTANDING NEW MEMBER ADVISOR OF THE YEAR PROGRAM OF THE YEAR OUTSTANDING STUDENT ORGANIZATION LET'S GET RECOGANIZED! " Nominate…

… yourself or someone else. . All students, faculty, staff, and other University community members are eligible. " Deadline for all submissions is 5pm, Feb. 1Ith. " Nomination forms are available at SAL. Trie…

… industrial alcohol killed 19 people and sickened 142 others not to bomb Iraq around the Lunar New Year holiday A Division of Student Affairs. For further information contact: Office of Student Activities…

… might run into a world war his actions. - Compiled from Daily wire reports. The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the…

… 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…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 5, 1990 (he d gnBal EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 NEWS 313 764 0552 ARTS 763…

… Issues Fo- rum is designed to provide space for discourse on a wide range of What's your c topics. Inaddition,the Daily wants to Daily has insti- Send or bring tuted a new let- Student Public tars policy…

… or bring yourletters to the ear rom you. Student Publica- ters to the tions Building, ons Building located at 420 Street. Or, Maynard Street. letr In addition, you letters on can bring in let- )r send…

… here on cam- pus ("UCAR demands action from 'U', 1/31/90). Many students, regardless of whether or not they agree with UCAR's politics, have benefitted from their activ- ity. Nevertheless, one of the…

… major con- cerns of minority students on this campus is of how representative UCAR is of the minority community. Doubtless, none of us would be against seeing appropriate numbers of minority students here…

…. The University's track record of recruitment of minority students has been, at best, embarrassing, regardless of how we compare to other universities. The same goes for retention of minority students…

…@umich.edu Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan HEATHER KAMINS Editor in Chief JEFFREY KOSSEFF DAVID WALLACE Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the…

… selections from that decade for being shallow and silly com- pared to the weighty moments from earlier decades. Was the first decade most students remember that vacuous? For all its reputa- tion, most likely…

… increase proposal, GEO has lowered its wage increase . o tact with undergraduate students. Graduate student instructors are the key link between students and instructors. They offer the individual contact…

… that helps maintain an open academic atmosphere. And many GSIs work on their own time, meeting with students and answering their questions outside 0 request from 37 percent to 9 percent. The University…

… them to take out full student loans for endless hours of work. Higher pay will attract better GSIs, which keeps the University's academic reputa- tion strong. If the University continues its stubbornness…

…, all students, as well as the University, will suffer in the long run. CHIP CULLEN GRINDING THE NIBO" i Caught in a web State Police should not list sex offenders This week visitors to the Michigan…

…? 1 am one to usual- ly scoff at the professors turned prophets by the droves of zealot students clamoring at their sides for a morsel of obscure wisdom, and these professor's lackofepublication brought…

… enthusiastically by a man or woman with a thorough understand- ing of the subject and discipline. I think we often lose sight at this "major research institution" that the reason why we are here is for students to…

… learn and for teach- ers to teach. So. my compliments to Bloom on an interesting book; I hope your students are equally satisfied in your teaching. JAMES FIDLER LSA JUNIOR Letter recognized School of…

…1d gan 74F Ccpynght C 1990 Vol. C1, No.44 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, November 5,1990 TeMicin IDal Vol. o. 4 hip~di American students in Israel cope wi 0 Mark Katz Program at the Rothberg School…

… for of Israelis inside Israel-proper in the one of panic. JERUSALEM - When nearly 500 American college students boarded the plane to come here this past summer, anxiety ran deep. The thought of…

… supply store, a convenience store, a post office, student lounges, hotel rooms, and a computing center branch. In line with these expectations, much of the Commons' interior was left uncompleted, awaiting…

… 'Commons because few people fre- quent the area now. At the same time, he explained, businesses would generate more consumer patronage. Frank Cianciola, Director of the Michigan Union/North Campus Commons/Student…

… available in their own dis- ciplines. For example, a dancer Overseas Students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem find them- selves with much more to worry about. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's threats…

… to destroy Israel with an arse- nal of chemical and biological weapons was taken more seriously than past threats made by other Arab leaders. Many Israelis have the gov- ernment-issued gas masks at…

… home -o prove it. Internally, the combination of vio- lence on the Temple Mount three weeks ago and the random stabbings following week have further in- creased tensions among American students here…

…. Mark Katz is a University junior and a Daily staffer, currently studying in Israel on Hebrew University's One-Year program.y-s - r WORLD}:J PERSPECTIVE However, the mood among American students at Hebrew…

… University is, for the most part, not Out of the 550 students on the predominantly American one-year program, only 39 have left. That figure represents approximately twice the number of students who usually…

… early de- partures were caused by parental pressure from back home. Nevertheless, students have been ith regional affected by the realities of the threat deal with4 to their security coming from within…

…. The British escapees told Lon- don's Daily Mail newspaper that they had spent 25 hours in rough seas after taking the 10-foot boat through the marshes of southern Iraq, into the Shatt-al-Arab waterway…

… Arab lands, Baghdad's official Iraq News Agency reported. Kaifu insisted on Iraq's with- boat drawal from Kuwait first, said Shi- geo Takenaka, Kaifu's spokesperson. Kaifu later met with Jordan's King…

… Professor at the school since 1987 - a going-away party on the Friday before her departure. Nursing School Associate Dean for Student Affairs Janice Lindberg said the nurse's co-workers sent her off with a…

… assistant in the Creative Writing program and a personal friend of Webster's, said Webster "really enjoyed teaching... he really was enjoying the work that he was doing with his students." "Everybody liked…

… him, and it was a very big shock to find out he had passed away," said LSA senior Ted Pastor, one of Webster's students. Swan felt the, same. "We're all sort of reeling a bit," she said. "He was one of…

… Guild House. offers beans, rice, poltics by Nicole James Where can students and community members eat beans and rice in a living room while discussing Central American politics, or hear local writers read…

…, students and commu- nity members, the House holds regular weekly events attended by a wide mix of people. Director Don Coleman said the Guild House wants to provide ways to help people find meaningful life…

… EASY AS PIE. Group Meetings " American Movement for Is- rael, Hillel, 7 p.m. Q Arab-American Students' As- sociation, Michigan League, Room C, 7:30 p.m. Q Asian Pacific Lesbian-Gay-Bi- sexual Support…

… Smoker, produced controversy along with laughter last weekend. During the intermission of Satur- day night's performance, a group of students passed out a flyer accusing the show of denigrating gays and…

…'singling out gay people for ridicule and stereo- typing. The flyer was a response to Friday night's performance and was signed by "Concerned medical students of the University of Michigan." Galens' Smoker is a…

… student-writ- ten, performed and produced show that makes fun of faculty and staff in the medical school. The show is a musical parody that is traditionally lewd. Carrie Bree, a medical student who helped…

…, such as Jews or African Americans, was not allowed, but gays were singled out "for amusement via stereotypes." Brand disagreed, saying that Inteflex students were made fun of as well. "People in the…

… Americans on campus and its implications on admissions, financial aid and minor- ity status. Sponsored by the United Asian American Organizations - an um- brella group for many of the Asian American student…

… of the panelists and co-president of the Asian Pacific American Law Stu- dents Association (APALSA). The list of panelists include: Owyang; Holly Oh, a first-year medical student and member of the…

… United Asian American Medical Students Association; James Van Hecke, assistant director for under- graduate admissions and Aiko Nakatani, director of graduate ad- missions at Rackham. The discussion…

… problem," Owyang said. "If anything, we have too few Asian Americans in the Law school." Asian Americans now make up about 5 percent of the student popula- tion at the Law school. But under- graduate…

…; events info., 76-EVENT; film info., 763-FILM. Q Deciding Your Career, Career Planning and Placement, 3200 Student Activities Building, 4:10 p.m. Q Federal Tax Workshop, Inter- national Center, come early…

…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…

… than 1000 students marched to Parliament Saturday to support the Moldavian government after a clash in Dubossary, in the eastern Dniester region, which left at least *three people dead and nine wounded…

… petition drive by students in Hill residence halls last April, University and city officials have made no attempt to contact the Michigan Department of Transportation (DOT) to request traf- fic signals be…

…. "I feel reasonably safe-ossing most of the intersections of Airm - bor, but I do feel that's a&bit-danger'- ous," said Colleen Bos, a first-year LSA student. Garrett Purman, another TSA first…

…-year student, said bicyclists_-- have a much harder time crossing the intersection because of the narrow median separating lanes of traffic. juries were reported, and police are investigating the case. Egg…

…, Jonathon Liang, Sunghee Park and Janis Shenare, speakers. Guild House, 802 Monroe St., 8:30. "The Economic Aspects of the Arab-Israeli Conflict," sponsored by Hillel; Joel Bainer- man, speaker. International…

… MET board and will help decide the future of the program. The state has sold 55,000 MET con- tracts. The Financial Aid Office estimates that only one or two University students currently use MET to pay…

… MET contracts, but in 15 years when many of these students are college-age the contracts may not be honored if the Governor in power then does not have the funds or integrity to do it," he said…

…." Israeli Ambassador Zalman Shoval said the United States no longer would function as a "mailman." Benjamin Netanyahu, a close aide to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, said the Arabs had asked U…

… recession. The study predicts that the na- tional unemployment rate, holding Students hold celebration of Zionism with rally, election economy at 7 percent, will drop to 6.5 percent by the end of 1992 and…

… students showed their support for Israel yesterday by singing Hebrew songs at a snow-bound rally on the Diag, and others offered their opinions on Israeli politics in a mock election. The events were part of…

… "Proud to Be a Zionist Day," sponsored by the Union of Students for Israel (USI) and Tagar, a Zionist student activist group. "The purpose of the election is to show that Israel is a democratic system and…

… to get people involved and informed," LSA senior Jeremy Schwartz said. "We want to get an idea of where students stand on the is- sues and how students feel." The 12 parties that have at least two…

… violations, including failing to main- tain student status, working without a permit and overstaying a visit. The activists -- seven Palestinians and a Kenyan -- asserted that they were singled out in…

…, Defense Secretary William Cohen was talking up a military strike to Arab allies but - publicly at least - he was not getting backing. In Baghdad and New York, U.N. offi- cials say that although Iraq allows…

… published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September, via U.S. mail are $85. Winter term (January…

… the return of Omar Sharif to the Egyptian film industry. He's an aging puppeteer who believes himself an artist with a message to convey. In Arabic with English Subtitles. Sponsored by the Center for…

…. .... Drag-musical comedy about a troupe of female impersonators. 8 & 11 p.m., Performance Network, 408 W. Washington. $9 ($7 students and seniors, $6 groups), 663-0681. e .g.!.".". Dance-Jam--Dancing without…

….m., Mendelssohn Theatre, $9, $7.50 ($5 students, $2 children), 995-4242. . . . ...i. Harpsichord Recital-Featuring Carolynn Lipp, 8 p.m., Kraft Center for the Arts, Concordia College, FREE. 995-7300 Symphony Band…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily/New Student Edition -Thursday, September 5, 1991 One can't live on dorm food alone l Plenty of placesfor th e veggie cm wd by Jeni Durst Daily Staff Writer Stuck…

… the average cheap, lazy, hun- gry U-M student, falafel is ideal. It's inexpensive (between $2-$3.25 tax not included), fast, and ex- tremely filling. Plus, you can con- vince yourself that it is healthy…

… those post-party mornings. Shahrayar Mid-Eastern Cuisine The sign outside boasts, "Good food. Relaxing atmosphere," and it delivers, at least on the atmosphere. This restaurant, with Arabic musi, too…