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…, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pac .... Police jail protesters Doctors report in MSU demonstration Students plan further action By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Special To The Daily EAST LANSING-Eighty police officers…

… clubbed their way through a crowd of Michigan State Uni- versity students yesterday to ar- rest 17 students and one faculty member who were sitting in at the school's administration building. Also arrested…

… conspiracy, a felony. Bail for each of the arrested students was set at $100. After leaving the campus police headquarters, over 200 students moved to the student union where plans were set for an 8 a…

….m. 'meeting at Beaumont Tower on the MSU campus. From there, the group planned to move en masse to the arraignment of the arrested students. At 10:30 p.m., about 40 of the protesting students planned to re…

… to the MSU chapter of Students for a Demo- cratic Society, speaking outside the union, urged students not to carry out their plans. Larrowe said that further arrests would not contribute to the…

… students' cause. "Tomorrow is going to be one hell of a show," said protest lead- er Mark Kupperman. "It's not go- ing to end, it's going to continue this summer." MSU's final examination period ends…

… Saturday. Protest activity began Tuesday as students met with 'MSU Presi- dent John Hannah, demanding the restructuring of the campus police force. The force had as- sisted state and local officials in…

… against the Arabs from now on will only'give more im- petus to the growth of the revolu- tionary struggle of the Palestine National Liberation Movement. We, the Arab students, recognize the fact that our…

…Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Opinions Are Free. 420 MAYNARD ST…

… they had ne- ailed. ver known. For many students an one and marchers he stood for the ad. He peaceful defiance they needed to site of rally around. For a black populace stration split into militant and…

… a dues checkoff for the city's striking sanitation work- ers. The swelling size of the march and the influx of white students and'ministers paralleled the ear- ly-1960 activities of the "Free- dom…

… road in the southern \Negev nearthe Israeli Red Sea port of Elatht. An Israeli bus carrying many (56) students ran over the mine and several occupants, including one child, were killed and many (24…

…) wounded" (N.Y. Times, March 8, 1968). "Israeli forces attacked Arab guerrillabases in Jordanian ter- ritory on the east bank of the Jordan river early today. Kol Is- rael, the government radio, in- dicated…

… been demolished and that Jor- danian artillery and other in- stallations had been destroyed.. . Premier Levi EshkoV1 addressed a eral agreement (among Arab cir- cles) that the Israeli raid has ended all…

… feasible alternatives. ..Although 150 Arabs iden- tified by the attacking Israelis as terrorists were killed in yester- day'sclash and dozens of others taken prisoners, the raid was ex- pected by most…

… independence, no force in the world can stop them. They might be destroyed, but they will not be conquererd. THE PALESTIAN Arab Revo- lution is now a reality. The Is- raelis' oppressive "anti-terrorist" measures…

… all doc- siderable collection of literature. toral students. Both are written in the Arabic More Changes script, and often transliterated Lewis said he expects additional into Roman script. revisions to…

… business administration, economics, education, education and psychology, psychology, med- icl care organization, pharma- cology and public health admin- istration. Current doctoral students may still choose…

… the old program. How- ever, until fall term 1968, a doc- toral student must be recommend- -Daily-Robert Sheffield ed for permission to use the new requirements by his department chairman. Flexibility…

…- gram now offered did not satisfy the more radical Negroes, some of whom had wanted a course on Negro history only. The pressureI has completely disappeared, how- ever, and it appears that most students…

… foreign students and the other major African lan- may no longer use English as a guage, Hausa, are both "old and foreign language. English language literate," having a not incon- proficiency is required of…

… be approved soon. Wylie noted that it was neces- "The thing I like best about the sary, because of the mood of new policy is that students and students now, to deal with race faculty will see language…

… more as problems. The student interest is a part of the program than an ex- part of a growing concern with ternal," Lewis said. w By GRIEG ZIEREN Carr described his organization . as a "cross…

… a student of American youth pnrm P~lifln AA"little Pffpet" ?cultuire and the author of The Vanishing Adolescent and Disrupi By DAVID SPURR Rescheduling of final exams at' the University's 1600…

…-student Flint campus has put students and fac- ulty there in a state of utter con- fusion. The situation results from Associate Dean Robert Glenn'sj shifting all tests originally plann- ed for the final day…

… of exam week to the first day, resulting in 21 exams scheduled for Jan. 15. Previously, there were to be 12 exams on that day. Faculty members first blamed Flint's Student Government Coun- cil (FSGC…