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… universities power to hold back their tuition increases," Wilbanks said. Students teach in public schools By Lisa Koivu Daily Staff Reporter Teach for America, a program similar to the Peace Corps in its time…

… commit- ment and mission, held an information session yesterday to recruit University students - known to be some of the young program's most avid participants. The Peace Corps took its first steps when…

… America and to recruit new members. "It's not about you anymore. It's about kids. You may be the only one that cares about them," said Rackham student Fiona Lin, who participated in Teach for American in…

… 1994 and 1995. Teach for America sends recent col- lege graduates for two years into rural or public school districts in the United States that are in dire need of teachers. Accepted students must…

…- dents in the country. "Last year, approximately half of the students that applied from Michigan were accepted. Nationally, only 30 per- cent of students applying are accepted," said Marion Hodges, Teach…

… inequity in education. This program spoke to me like nothing else did;" she said. Teach for America does not limit its participants to students who specialized in education during college. "There is a great…

… yesterday at the Career Planning & Placement office in the Student Activities Building. Liberal arts degrees yedhigher edwages IIPPN NMI A p f "w: ; By Jodie Kaufman Daily Staff Reporter Liberal arts…

…'t seem like students are as concerned this year as they were say five years ago." "I am not getting recruited, but I think my degree is wanted," said LSA senior Charlie Yuan, who is an economics major. "I…

… job at Kmart, and regarding the competition with business graduates, Lorencz said. "Good liberal arts students will pick up and understand business strate- gies very quickly." Lawrence found it is "less…

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… new officials in charge and sharply criticized Arab leaders who supported the bombing campaign. "We're seeing things that do indicate that maybe his grip on control ... may be slipping," said the four…

… that they were espionage operations. Iraq's lack of cooperation with the U.N. inspectors since then culminated in the pre- Christmas U.S. and British airstrikes on scores of targets in Iraq. Arab…

… students demonstrate in front of the U.N. Development Program building in Baghdad yesterday. and helps shield and transport Hussein's chemical and biological weapons. Gen. Henry Shelton, chair- person of the…

… University students wait- ing in lines for hours just to buy transcripts of the Nixon impeachment hearings, reactions on campus have remained relatively benign. Caucuses to hold meeting IMPEACH Continued…

…." This real-life example of the power of the Constitution offers a perfect opportunity ;for students to learn about their government, Fastnow said. "It will definitely come up in class," she said. "It…

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… Bar is open 7 days a week. Shifts available from 7.a.m to 11a.m., and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Will work around class schedule. Starting pay is $7.10/hr. Please apply in person in the student lounge which is…

… located at 904 Monroe or contact Gayle Flowers or Sharon Antepara at 936-3160 before 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Work study students also welcome. EOE. WINTER STAFFING NEEDED- The U- Club located first…

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… KOSSEFF students at the DAVID WALLACE University of Michigan Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other…

… don't know if you've been reading the head- lines. But your story has received the most media attention of any story during the last year - that's more than the Arab-Israeli con- flict, more than the…

… University students, faculty, staff and administrators will be given priority over oUhers. AU letters mxusV inlde tbe wr{er's name, phone number and school ~year or University affiliation. The Daily will not…

…, he is placing himself at a higher level than everyone else in the state. For more than a century, student move- ments have had an important place among the agents of social change. Students have a his…

…- tory of fighting for peace and justice. In the 1960s, students spurred debates in Congress about the war in Vietnam and led the protests for peace. Students also struggled against discrimi- nation and…

… which we, as students, must make our voices heard. For more than eight years our government has been waging a silent war against the peo- ple of Iraq. This month, the U.S.-led sanctions will kill 4…

… of human- ity and human rights. We demand that Congress and the President immediately end the ongoing sanctions war against the people of Iraq. We support the Michigan Student Assembly, which passed a…

… resolution in January condemning the sanctions against the people of Iraq. We call upon all students dedicated to peace to join the growing movement to end the war against Iraq. Get more information on how…

… you can help end the war by sending an e-mail to studentinfo@leb.net. Check our Website at at http://leb.net/iac/students.html. It was the collective voice of the students that woke our nation to the…

…, Rackham student Stephanie Lindemann, SNRE senior Deana Rabiah, Rackham student Andrew Freeman, Engineering sophomore Nadia Salibi, LSA sophomore Nasreen Syed, LSA sophomore Christna Guirguis, Rackham…

… his father Talal abdicated for health rea- sons, had survived assassination attempts, wars - including one that cost him the West Bank and Jerusalem - and inter- Arab feuding only to be felled by a…

… Engineering first-year student Brian Johnson. Engineering sophomore Elisha Vogel said she wasn't sure how she was going to be able to endure the long event. "The 30 hours seems kind of scary, but I ate some…

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… operation - so shrouded in secrecy that the Pentagon refuses to release basic data such as the number of sorties flown or bombs dropped - to avoid antagonizing friendly Arab countries where sympathy for the…

…. "We were on the beach, and we heard that there was snow, and it was disheart- ening" Gahm said. "I think it's depress- ing, spring is supposed to be here." iY Students flying into Detroit Metropolitan…

… published Monday througn -riday during the f anu winer tue y students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September, via U.S. mail are $85. Winter term (January through…

… University Williams, Psych 111 at head of class; Grad, CCRB attract students Have a great summer. Make lots c of new things, be safe and come i fall. When you get back, write for an every day. It's loads of…

… will see you. Fans of the periodic table and film students alike agree that when it comes to massive inside spaces, this is it. AIESEC (Best Student Group) Want to go abroad? AIESEC offers hundreds of…

… internships and employment opportuni- ties to University students every year. About the only thing they can't help you with is the weather you will encounter when you get where you're going -- but watch out…

… maybe its the colorful station cards. If you want to talk about something besides color, how about the fact that those students wandering to and from the Angell auditoriums can excitedly watch wet, oozing…

…, physical stress bubble out of the foreheads of those working in the glass-encased computing site below. We other students can watch this happen 24- hours a day - which makes the Angell site that much more…

… appealing. CCRB (Best Hangout for Jocks, Best Place to Work Out) At any given moment, you can witness students of all shapes and sizes participating in all sorts of activities. From basketball to swimming…

… this building should. Anything you want, they have. You want a book on medicine of the Middle East written in Arabic? You need go no further than our, great friend on the Diag. FILE PHOTO Fans…

… 11th 1 p.m. sota U-M Students, Faculty and Staff are admitted free of charge! ADRIANA YUGOVICH/Daily The Harlen Hatcher Graduate Library was again a University Favorite this year, winning "Best…