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… of the Palestinian cause. Furthermore, we believe that most of the Arab students on this campus, who devotedly adhere ±o the idea of a secular-democratic state, sincerely believe that it is a…

…G rMA. 14 .aMS 4 Av AI6A An Israeli perspective The Mid East debacle The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, May 7, 1975 . News Phone: 764…

… sound case is full of ironies. Until t h e ear- ly 60's, the gospel was Arab unity. Arabs from Palestine were considered part of the great Arab nation from the At- lantic Ocean to the Persian Gulf. In…

… 1961 the Syrian region revolted and the United Arab Republic, the first step toward Arab unity, dissolved. Since then, Arabs from Palestine are not just Arabs, and certainly are not Jordanians, Syrians…

…, I r a- quis, Egyptians, or any of the other fifteen Arab states. An enormous intellectual process project was erected to explore the possible origins of Palestin- ian nationality. At the same time…

… devoted to pro- viding scientific proof that Jud- aism is a religion. Thus with more than a modicum of aca- demic arrogance, the Arabs are those who are entitled to deter- mine Jewish consciousness. "JEWISH…

… context, denying to others the rights one claims for oneself is considered chauvinism. When will radicals start to recognize Palestinian chauvinism? To all those who are inter- ested, the Arabs would…

… decent life, who knows, a decent human so- lution may terminate the con- flict in the Mideast. Unfortun- ately, that solution is incongru- ent with retrieving Arab pride. In a very real sense, the Arab…

… refugees are hostages in the per- petuation of this battle to re- trieve Arab pride, rather than the cause of it. WE HAVE committed a cu- siderable amount of space to expose the internal conflicts and…

… the time history brought home the fact that a national home for the Jews was indis- pensible, it raised the Arabs' consciousness. to an acceptance of their appropriate place in the family of nations…

…FRIDAY, MaPlk Y' 7, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FXVX FRIDAY, MAY '7, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVi BEYOND NASSER: Arabs Learn Political Realism G r' For Direct Classified Ad Service…

…, Phone 764-0557 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 10:00 'til 11:30 A.M. I *1 i By LEONARD PRATT MISIANPRESIDENT Habib Bourgiba accused United Arab Republic President Gamal…

… Abdel Nasser last Sunday of trying to "exercise an exclusive leadership of the Arab world in such a way as to appear uncontested master of its destinies, with all the ad- vantages that would bring." This…

… charge, which would have been unheard of any .other time in the last year and a half, pro- vides a convenient historical wat- ershed for observing the new " splits that are occurring in the Arab bloc: THE…

… style. Backed by Communist power,, Nasser set about to create a uni-; fled Arab state, the United Arab; Republic, with himself at its head.; He: got his wish in 1958, but his troubles were far from over…

…. It took Nasser another five years to finally whip the Arab bloc into some semblance of unity. This semblance appeared to be real- until some two weeks ago when the underlying diversities in what Nasser…

… had tried to paint as a unified Arab world made them- selves -felt. ALL THROUGH the struggle for Arab unity, the key Nasser rallying point has been Israel, and so it was quite unexpected that the real…

… signs of diversity would also appear over Israel. When West Germany recently in- dicated it would soon recognize Israel, Nasser rightfully saw a threat to his key argument for holding the Arab bloc…

… leadership of Egypt's President Nasser (above). tried to ask all Arab states to completely break with West Ger- many in reprisal for the recogni-1 tion. Such a break would mean com-1 plete economic disaster…

… for manyl of the Arab states. This is because most of them are "primary pro-l ducers," that is, they produce mostly raw materials in contrast to finished industrial goods. Be- cause of this, they do…

… Truman Acts To Save AIR GUARD-Eight of the twelve University students who are members of the Michigan National Air Guard pose in front of one of their A-26 attack bombers. Standing, left to right, James…

… 0. Murcklen, William E. McCappin, James B. Moore, Carl J. Ally, George K. Anderson. In front, W. C. Jennings, Don A. Michela, John L. Clark. Jews, Arabs Will Receive Equal Hearing Resolution Passed…

… Over Boycott Treat LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., May 6 -(P)-The- political committee of the United Nations assembly vot- ed 40 to 0 tonight to hear the Jewish agency for Palestine and the Arab higher committee on…

… equal terms despite an Arab threat to boycott the Assembly's deliber- ations on the Holy Land issue. The Five Arab states, plus France and India, abstained on the committee vote. Invited to Give Views…

…, The resolution permitting the Jews and the Arabs to be heard specifically stated that they were being invited to give their views on "constituting and instructing" the inquiry body which is to be…

… established. Delegates said there was noth- ing in the resolution to say that the Arabs and Jews were being in, vited to discuss the merits of the Holy Land issue. American Plan Rejected However, some delegates…

… believ- ed that even though the political committee rejected an American proposal to state specifically that the Arabs and Jews could not dis- cuss the substance of the issue, the door was left open for…

… Palestine and report back to the General Assembly next fall. Argentina and t h e United States sponsored the conciliatory move which gives the Jewish agen- cy for Palestine and the Arab higher committee for…

…'s editor of The Daily for the fall semester by the Board in Control of Student Pub- lications. Newly-appointed women's staff night editors are Mildred Rans- dorf, Margaret Frostic, Mary Alice Cheney and…

… Shirley Meyer. SPARE TIME JOB: 1U' Students, Former Army Aviators, Fly In Air Guard By FRED SCHOTT Twelve University students, former Army combat flyers, are soar- ing through the wild blue yonder these…

… the Regents' approval of a new judicial system. At their April meeting, the Regents approved a modified version of a system formulated after several months of study by a committee of students, faculty…

… and administrators. The proposal would allow for "trial by peers"-student juries in cases of student defendants, faculty juries in cases of faculty defendants. This system will replace, on a one…

… disciplinary rules and new judicial procedures would take effect simultaneously. University Council (UC), a body of students, faculty, and administrators, was set up last year by a Regents by-law to formulate…

… University non-academic rules. But before the UC rules can take effect, the by-law stipulates, they must be ap- proved by Senate Assembly, the faculty representative b o d y. Student Govern- ment Council and…

…? Students have collected these 1,020,000 bottle caps since last fall as part of an ecology project to show the need for pollution con- trol and dramatize the meaning of numbers. If placed side by side, the…

… caps would stretch about 18 miles. Lynne Manson, one of the New Ulm Junior High School students kneels at right. SF IIABUJSTEII A NTIC IPIATED)- Senate debate opens on draft e xt By ROSE SUE BERSTEIN…

…) yesterday meets with United Arab Republic President Anwar Sadat. Rogers is scheduled to be in Israel, the last country on his Mideast mission, today. FO LD)WING F<E EHI K E: (Coy 'tiued Isom Pag e 1) cepting…

….8 per cent favor it. Among a group of ninth grade students who were polled, 67 per cent indicated strong support for legalization. "I was a little surprised with the strong response in favor of legalizing…

… A large n pollution isa per cent fav firms that p lation of bill Ann Arbo strated a w for pollution port govern and by high pollution con Student aidmaylrs By ROBERT SCHREINER Students receiving…

… explains his of- fice generally receives a portion of 'the revenue from 1 t tuition hikes to offset the a l o t increase for students in need of financial aid. "That is how it has worked eas vehemently…

…, presi- ent of the Arab Club. Entertainment will be given by rabian students from the Uni- ersity and from Wayie Univer- ity. Baklawa, a well-known Arabian ,essert, will be served. Each ticket will be…

… 58 THE MICMIGAN DAILY Daily-RQbert Kanner LVE DRESS-An Arab dancer, center, displays her costume a representative of Jordan dress on the right and a Syrian ime of half a-century ago on the left. ra…

… ian Night Sla ted Various types of Arabian en- ertainment will be featured at :e "Arabian Night" which will be eld by the Arab Club from 8 p.m. until midnight Saturday in Rack- am~ Assembly. Hall. The…

… program will include orien- al dancing; social dancing; Dabs :a, folk dancing; Arab songs, a :mic play; a lottery; and re- 'eshments. Surprises Planned There will also be many "sur- rises," says Ali Mahgoub…

… is open to the pub- lic and tickets may be purchased at the receptionist's desk in the International Center or from any member of the Arab Club. Club Concert Tickets Gone "Tickets for the Glee Club An…

…:30 p.m. Rabbi Kaplan will be the moderator and the panel will consist of Arnold Ages, Ohio State student, Kalman Binjamini, Grad., Rabbi Emanuel Seidman, Western Reserve University, and Jacob Mirviss, of…

… Foundation.. Ohio State student Phil Saun- ders will give an interpretive read- ing' of the creation story. Also planning to take part in the program are students from Kent State University in Ohio and the…

… Flint this week, will visit the University to- morrow to inspect research acti- vities. The visitors, about 250 students and adults, drawn from 157 local science fairs across the nation will be greeted at…

…. Liberty, Apt. No. 3. NO 3-6956. )C267 ROOM available for male students for summer and fall session. Cooking privileges. Two refrigerators.l block from campus. 417 E. Liberty. )C260 NEWLY furnished, modern…

… May 15. Apply Box H 109. )H109 WANTED TO BUY FIEl ADS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED COLLEGE MEN, Earn $1000 this Summer plus Opportunity for $1000 Scholarship, i INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, -Souvenir…

…- graduate- program and some of the graduate programs which will remain there. ISA To Hold Arab, Indian Film Showing Showings of international films by the Arab Club and the India Students Association will be…

… pre- sented today and tomorrow, Ah- med Belkhodja, Grad., announced yesterday. Films on Algeria, general areas of the Middle East, and special movies of the Arab students con- ference in the Middle East…

… By JAMES SEDER The Phoenix-Memorial Project was the Unviersity's first organ- ized solicitation for funds. In 1946 the Student Legislature decided there should be some met morial to the University…

… Alumni Fund and the capital gifts program. The alumni fund organizes a continuing annual drive for gifts. Money raised during these yearly campaigns goes for such things as student aid, faculty research…

… building be used exclusively for reearch. This will mean' that graduate students, who conduct supervised research, will move into it. This will free space in the present pharmacy building for the under…

… the India Students' Association, the performance has been planned to assist in estab- lishing a special book fund for a possible program of language and area studies of Southern Asia. Proceeds from the…

…- quirements of two years of language study for liberal arts students. It has finally recog- nized that Americans, as accepted leaders of half the world, must become more inter- national in their thought and has…

… countries who compose the United Nations should be required of every student who, by his mere attend- ance at a university, is supposed to be well informed. Studying the politics and history of a specific…

… country does not adequately impress upon students the emotions and human characteristics of a people. These character- istics are best revealed through reading the literature of a country and in speaking to…

…-all impression of a story or poem is almost certain to be muti- lated when put into another language. Ideally, students should learn languages in elementary schools when they have more time to practice and gain…

…-ultural relations. But in spite of the resolution's well-considered intent, the question remains whether an extended language requirement is the best means of reaching the cultural internationalism. both students and…

… schools and quite necessari- ly, students. In its present form, the proposal to broaden international understanding by increasing training in languages seems to be a somewhat circuitous and a not uniform…

… policy course. Or, considering the diversity of student ap- titudes and goals, the most equitable solu- tion would be a general "international un- derstanding" course requirement, allowing individuals to…

…I1 "Did I Hear Somebody Knock a Few Months Ago?" Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT…

…) completed, is unbelievably important. Ameri- can educators have long been screaming about college students' inability to write. The survey courses will probably, because of the amount of material to cover, be…

… some- what hectic and superficial. But they will have the virtue of exposing the student to many facets of English literature. Further, more in- tensive study of particular interests will be up to the…

… individual student. On the other hand, the Major Authors courses will supple- ment the survey by gaining in depth what they lack in scope. THE SURVEYS, furthermore, will help make the Honors Program a more…

… NEWS: Arab Unity 'r JOHN M. HIGHTOWER By The Associated Press UNITED STATES officials believe Saudi UArabia will Join Egypt and Syria soon in creating a new show of Arab unity despite their recent…

… believe real unity can be restored among the four but if Saud and Hussein want to play Arab politics that way the United States evidently will not inter- fere. F URTHERMORE, officials do not want to get…

… them in the Valter VOL. LXVIII, No. 155 habit of working together. Arab SNotices bitterness toward Israel is such h he Gthat this would not be easy. But 1942 Agenda, Student Government Coun- if there is…

…Sixty-Eighth Year = EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT…

…. corollary, and more important to the students, Primarily, there is the question of increasing is the possibility of having to take three exami- Priariy, her isthequetio ofinceasng nations in one day. This…

… could have serious enrollments itself. The committee appears to effects on s nt dades admtedly, s favo or t last xpet a ise n te nubereffects on students' grades; admittedly, this is favor or at least…

… expect a rise in the numb~er not the most important consideration even of students . .. or perhaps it merely has pro- fom the st iepoint threede aina- vided for this possibility. In any event, before from…

… the student viewpoint, but three examina- the University establishes such a "capacity" ions in one day would also tend to reduce the calendar, it should give serious study through value of the learning…

… and reviewing experience the rising enrollments committee, to the possi- which should accompany every final examina- bility of retaining enrollment at essentially the tion. For "borderline" students…

… 10 will be given an examination at an earlier date. The following schedule designates an evening time for each such examination. The instructor may arrange with the student for an alternate time, with…

…SNflt,.a6-1 polr . IN ITALY: Politicians Prepare or Bout Each student should receive notification from his instructor as to the time and place of his examination. REGULAR SCHEDULE j Time of Examination…

… the an land of their forefathers. Most people have forgotten it was during Hitler's regime anti-Jewish hatred was plant the Arab world. Looking th the file of my old columns I that on Aug. 25, 1946 I…

… with be- ing a pioneer in the field of human ecology, the study of population dis- tribution in reference to material and social causes and effects. He was also a student of oriental immigra- tion…

…- Kenzie's passing as "a very great loss to the University and a severe shock to the many friends he made here among the faculty and students. We had come to respect him as in- deed his sociological…

… colleagues and grad- uate students. More than that he was the true friend of all in his department. His gentle kindliness is our most cherished memory." Appointed Investigator Dr. McKenzie was appointed as…

… University Club and Phi Kappa Phi. He was born in Carman, Mani- toba. He received his bachelor of Continued on Page 6) Reed Names Six Chairmen Student Senate Committee Heads ToBegin Work Student Senate…

… of Comparative Education and Regis- trar at the American University of Beirut, Syria, will speak at 4:30 to- day in the Rackham Amphitheatre on "The Arab Renaissance in the Near East." Al…

…-Thuqafa, local Arab culture so- ciety, is sponsoring Dr. Kurani, who is in the United States on a teaching, fellowship and visiting the Univer- sity. Dean To Talk To Education Majors Here H. Benjamin, Southern…

… of Education honoring students who are entering the teaching profession on "Prologue to Civilization" at 4:15 p.m. today at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The Southern educator will be in-, troduced by…

… President Ruthven to the 236 students and faculty mem- bers invited to the program. Nation- ally known for his book, "The Saber- Toothed Curriculum", a satire on the current secondary school practices, Dean…

… Benjamin will outline the task of making education effective in a democracy faced by recurring crises. For the first time students enter- ing the teaching profession this year will be awarded three types of…

… faculty of the School of Edu- cation. Certificates awarded to this year's students are valid for five years and may be exchanged for a perm- anent certificate if the student has been actively engaged in…

… Gaulle wants to shake up the whole NATO political and military command structure to put full emphasis on independent national forces with Hatcher To Hold Convocations W, ith Students Beginning in…

… for the United Arab Republic. He will visit Algeria later. Tass said Khrushchev and Al- gerian President Ahmed Ben Bella signed a communique at Yalta Tuesday before Khrushchev left that Black Sea port…

… students. The 1963 loan will finance a 500-student school for technicians in the textile industry and provide scholarships for 65 Algerian stu- dents to Soviet universities, the communique added. Farm…

… student convocations beginning in the fall. A student advisory' committee, yet to be named, will set concrete plans for the assemblies, the first of their kind here in-four decades, during the summer…

…. Student Government Council President Thomas Smith- son, '65, immediately praised the President's intentions. "The University, like the crowded and confused world around us, is in rapid evolution," President…

…, Mich.-The recently fired editor, of the Oakland University student newspaper yesterday levelled further charges at the man who dismissed him. Wolf Metzger, fired from his post Monday, asserted yesterday…

… 'FILL SOME OF THE AREAS': BegnNwLiterary Magazine By DAVID GARELICK A new campus student literary magazine is being organized by students and faculty with the co- operation of the Honors Council…

…. Initiated by the Organization for Faculty-Student Educational Endeavor, a literary discussion group, the magazine's main pur- pose is "to fill some of the areas which other campuspublications leave open…

…." The subject matter of the new magazine would be as broad as possible, including the usual cre- ative literary materials such as fiction, drama, essay, poetry and criticism written by students. The…

… the survey's publication would deter potential students from enrolling there. -Had "trumped up" enrollment figures in making budget repre- sentations to the state Legislature by listing part-time night…

… "positive neu- tralism" has enabled the United Arab Republic to become stronger politically and ,economically, Far- ouk A. Mawlawi, an official of the Arab Information Center in Chi- cago, said yesterday at…

… an African, Students' dinner. In its foreign policy the UAR has been somewhat wary of United Nations activity in the Congo. "The central government, headed by Pa- trice Lumumba, actually invited Anti…

… of two schools, built every three days. At present thousands of students fromn less- developed African nations are at- tending Egyptian colleges." Although the nation's press has also been socialized…

… Play of the Weather" and "The Menaechmi" at 4:10 p.m. May 17 and 18. Student editors of Generation and Arbor magazines will consider "Art in the Sixties" in a forum at 7:30 p.m. May 17 in the Under…

… notice. All publicity for these. events must be withheld until the ap- proval has become effective. May 11 Arab Club, speaker Dr. Fawzi Abu Diab, "The Arab Israeli Conflict," Undergrad. Lib. multipurpose…

… qualify? Neat, itelligent, am- bitious. 3'college students needed to work part time for top paying sales promotions positions. Call NO 5-8958 for interview. A9 WAITERS WANTED for fall semester, 1961…

… with apt. in N.Y. wants exchange use of furn. apt. with man grad student or teacher in Two and one-half rooms $80, call 2-4722., SUMMER-New, furnished duplex fo Basement, 2 blocks from tn: Guaranteed…

… in Fraternity house. No bo $25.00. NO 2-3215. MODERN furnished apt. near car and hospital. Offstreet parking. 5- SUMMER - for 4 students - compl furnished house. Two blocksf: campus. 6 rooms & private…

… REAL ESTATE Several houses for sale. $900 down. Also Student apartments for rent. The flower topped dress Cotton bodice . . . the full . Schiffli embroidered skirt in Pima Cotton, LARGE 3-ROOM…

…, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES ADDS STUDENTS RIGHTS: JJC Completes Constitution By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM Joint Judiciary Council last made final changes in its proposed constitution…

…, adding and specify- ing rights of students brought I , before the council. The constitution, complete with procedural bylaws and an appen- dix, now goes to the Regents for approval at their May 17 meeting…

…. The changes were made in re- sponse to student criticisms of- fered at last week's public discus- \ r ORVILLE FREEMAN . . farm to campground Rec rS'eat ional l Aeas Askied America must turn to her…

…- reation program at 6:30 p.m. to- night in the Michigan League Ball- room. Tickets for the banquet are available at the League. . To Discourage Arab Invasion WASHINGTON M)-Firm Unit- Pd Stater dPtPina,nn to…

… will accept the testimony of all appearing students "in good faith." This addition was made in re- sponse to the particular criticism "that a student should be con- sidered innocent until proven guilty…

… hearing, to call witnesses and to ask for the reconstitution of the council as an all male or all fe- male body. Hearing Option The open hearing provisions were changed to give each student a specific…

… option of whether he wants an open or closed hearing. The original proposed constitu- tion had given the student the right to an open hearing only upon specific request. The old Joint Judiciary…

… constitution had no provisions for open hearings. The new witness procedure for- malized last night will give the student the right "to have wit- nesses if he feels they will present pertinent information to his…

… they will reconstitute themselves as an all male or all female body "at and only at the student's re- quest." This provision is included for cases which might prove em- Faulkner Gets .Prize NEW YORK (P…

… drawn by Regent bylaw 8.03 the council is empow- ered to investigate and determine "if an infraction of proper Uni- versity rules and regulations has been committed by any student, group of' students or…

… after- noon in Natural Science auditor- ium on "The Arab at Home." Dr, Harrison is being brought here by the International committee of the Student Christian association. Dr. Harrison has spent the last…

… one 'c might upset the economic eture." G TSHULER SEEKS' 'PRODUCTIONSm1 ys Written by Students Wl Be Read in Detroit. acour agement to students iri ing plays was ex~pressed yes-l ay by Louis Altshuler…

… organized three s ago, and this year has pro- ed the works of Lynnr Riggs, -tin Flavin, Roy Chanslor, Harry nterm, and Virgil Geddes. lays written by students and nitt cd to the Detroit Playhouse, buler said…

… famous pianist, play- Mere before a student audience., Work on the design and decora- tions of the nineteenth annual Ar- chitect's ball, to be held May 15. in Waterman gymnasium, has already , ta tted…

…, Floyd R. Johnson, '31A, chairma-i of the' construction com- mittee announced yesterday. Several squads of students are working on the details for the af- fair arid will continue in the Ar- chitecture…

… of the' Uni- versity's activities, from student life, to Ahe research institute. There are comm,?ittees on campus plans, on the library, on military science, and on the various museums. In addition to…

… his orchestra will provide the dance music for the ATO's and their guests. The dance will be highlighted by inter- mission entertainment composed of student talent. Bill Shriner, well-known for his…

…- chito. The International Students Association is sponsoring the dance. This association is com- posed of 24 different campus or- ganizations. Each organization is planning to decorate a part of the…

…. The African Union will present two Nigerian dances, the Arab Association will offer a professional dance team, and the Philippine Michigan Club will put on a Moro wedding dance. Ticke s or h e se i- o r…

… a or per couple and may be purchased at the International Center. Pro- ceeds from the dance will go to the Foreign Students' Emergency Fund. 4 '. 1' ~ ! ~ THE LITTLE 100% WOOL Pebbl TwisTope HAS…

…THIC MICHIGAN DAILY TUE~SDAY, MAY 7, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --.. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications…

…-together verbiage, "Did You Know?" DID YOU KNOW that in the days when handle bar mustaches were the rage and every Michigan student was a rip snortin', fire breath- in' monster, circuses rolling into this town of…

… crowd, the reception the performers received and any unusual occurrences. Michigan students, say most of these nine- teenth century routebooks, were the terror of the age. Why the circus managements never…

… knew whether a show would go on because they never knew what the students would do. Favorite device of the dashing, handsome Michigan male was to spirit the circus girls away for picnics and the like…

… a one-night stand hardly attracted 20 students. BUT one early June day at the turn of the century, a new circus rolled into the circus lot. It had never come to Ann Arbor before. I'm afraid it had…

… tent stake with which to defend the show. The students, on the other hand, had had a magnificent time and essentially the same group decided to return to continue the fun. THE day of days dawned with a…

… hot sun blaz- ing down. Not so long before show time, the students descended en masse and, embold- ened by their success of the day before, de- manded admission without the formality of payment. The…

… master of the front gate temporized and, as the students stormed the gate, shouted for aid. Wave after wave of brawny circus roust- abouts appeared from nowhere swinging their tent stakes and students fell…

… like ten pins. This "Old Clem" as an all around fracas is called among the circus people, resulted in a precipitate retreat on the part of the students. Brown stains on the grass told how effective the…

… years where the entries noted Ann Arbor as good, orderly and the home of nothing un- usual. Only in one case was there an untoward in- cident . . . and the students had nothing to do with it. One of the…

… i'LCIJ NEWSPAPER OF THE; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN blshted every morning except Monday ig the University year by the Board in ol of Student .Pubic~ation~s. embers of western Conference Editorial…

…,129' ing accounts of the last meeting o V1111111 of11!H1111 III; ~l i PI31lH 111 tn1i1iIIHlI~II1!I~liiill!l1111I1111 the Men's Ed club, ?of the last meet-___ ing of the Student Council, of the [- beginning…

… students voting in past elections. Twenty-five hundred1 1 allots is the record vote for anyI emm~~lectioln and i t is n11al'y fo. i ONA^A^ ONAAo" PA : r.r.r s vs rere..v GLEANIGS1 x .ByvA.E. H ._ an…

… ithe Arabs have' prohibited banners or under that number. It is high time', et nohr oge.i hi for 'the stud ent body to wake from txsi te oge a hi ~ lg'athyandtak anactv~ n-mosques. it,,is 'becoming…

… themselves to blame if the world says they do so because the Jews have re- fused to surrender and because the Arabs are losing)-and they wouldn't have to do any of these things, or look so nervous, i they…

… will be held May 13. Women students attending eith- er the "Ensemble '48 Ball or the Inter-Fraternity Ball, Fri., May 7, have 1:30 a.m. permission. Calling hours will not be extended. Approved student…

…-I ed to call at thte Office of the Dean of Women for their certifi- cates by May 13. Letters to the Editor ... - i 14 Women students enrolled in the Red Cross Water Safety Instruc- tor's course have…

… strdent who is a true student gives not a tinker's damn-m for sev- eral paltry nights sleep (consecu- tive nor for such worldly knick- knacks as grades. The tru r stud- ent pursues knowledge for itself; a…

… and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell .......Managing Editot Dick Maloy…

… in the Ann Arbor U.JA. drive, running from May 1 to 10, will go the National Coordin- ating Committee. Jewish students, faculty members and townspeople are being solicited by letters and personal…

… until the average for the five-day week has reached 7,000 individuals, or 1,400 visits each day. Chinese Students Will Meet Yu-Pin University Chinese students will meet Bishop Paul Yu-Pin, Vicar Apos…

…-W. G. Rice. Subjects Offered by Members of the Council. Reports of the Standing Commit- tees: Program and Policy-Edmonson. Educational Policies-Duffendack. Student Relations-Vedder. Public Relations…

…-Allen. Plant and Equipment-Gram. Louis A. Hopkins, Secretary. School of Education Convocation: The fourth annual Convocationof undergraduate and graduate students who are candidates for the Teach- er…

… other faculties, students and the general public are cordially invited. Faculty members and students who are candidates for the Teacher's Cer- tificate are requested to wear aca- demic costume. President…

… Ruthven will preside at the Convocation and Professor Charles Scott Berry, of the Ohio State University, will give the address. Residence Halls for Men: Student personnel positions. Men students who will be…

… blanks in the Office of the Director of Residence Halls, 208 Angell Hall. A limited number of applications will be 'accepted from students who will be seniors during 1939-1940; but sen- iors will be…

… recommended for ap- pointment only under exceptional cir- cumstances. Students who have already made application will please come to this office to arrange for interviews. I should like to transact all busi…