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…-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A summer of small changes for MSA VJHEN HENRY Johnson, University vice-president for student serv- :es, assumed control of the Michigan…

… after four months of discussions, ery little has changed. Johnson was given control when the Jniversity's Board of Regents suspec- ed that the students weren't managing heir budget responsibly. University…

… dministrators still monitor MSA fun-. s-$50,004 of which went to student roups last year-and will continue to o so until the allocation process is their mistakes and be willing to reverse their decision. In…

… things have progressed, consider the lawyer who represented OPEC at its latest price-setting meeting. His name if Khalid Ab- dulla. Tarig al-Mansur, but he is not an Arab oil sheik. He, is a black San…

… Franciscan who' organized black ghettos in California with Ron Karenga back in 1966. Today, his first African- Arabian Corporation . Igsvthree Saudi princes on its board of directors, and it represents Arab…

… Regents who again took ocess back to the students. control of the Assembly and ordered The major new elements of the plan this apparently futile search for a dif- clude the decision to establish an ap…

…- ferent system. eals process for student groups It was the Regents whose efforts to ssatisfied with their allocations and a keep power away from the students an to reserve half the seats on MSA's allowed…

… receiving future funds if a more stringent system was established. Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann A bor) of- ten said that group didn't deserve student funds and for a while it ap- peared that the Regent's opinion…

… repaired by its owner in an attempt to prolong its life. It would be foolish of me to declare that University students need ID cards capable of sur- viving a nuclear holocaust. An ID card that could last…

… children), students, and other members of our work force who --.. ,c. --- ;. EVIPENCE TO SLUPPOiRT SUCHl CHA RG a AGANST OIL COMPANIES, CC',? ti,4 y FEARte5e Fay PICK 6TFRIKES AL~AIN …

…, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat predicted the Arab boycott of Egypt over its peace treaty with Israel "will all be history" by next year. And in Jerusalem a top-level commit- tee began preparing Israeli…

… engineering will be awarded to 5,500 students, eclipsing last year's all-time high of 4,621. The publication says demand for chemical engineers will continue strong for the next three years. Growth, however…

… . .. 01e tMcgan 4ai'4g Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Letters to Vol LXXXX, No.56 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A one-siesearch ITY COUNCIL…

…. And not even that unrepresentative citizens commission had much of an impact on the process. Instead of actively soliciting names of nominees from community groups, students, tenants' groups, University…

… valley is the city of Nablus, whose Hebrew name is Shechem. Shechem was one of the principal cities in an- cient Isreal. The city today, however, con- tains one of the largest concen- trations of Arab…

…. To allow political speech, but not the solicitation of political association is a major step on the road to repression. -Kathi J. Machie Law School Student To the Daily: The following telegram was sent…

… yesterday to UAW Local 600 executive board from University of Michigan student groups and individuals : "We hail the Rouge workers victory in driving the two KKK- )aily p.m. This is ann outrage and deserves…

… commit ourselves and' organizations to build support for' the anti-Klan rally on Sat., Nov.' 10 and bring contingents of' students to demonstrate against Klan terror in Detroit." - "Endorsed by: "Larry B…

…. Thompson, Minorityo Hall/Pilot Program, U. of M.;' Richard D. Garland, The Black Representative of Minority Student Services; Margarits' Torres, Hispanic Rep., Minority Student Services; Dorothy Goeman…

…, Native Americat Student Association; Black' Student Union; Black Dental' Students; Spartacus Youth: League; James W. Toy, Human° Sexuality Advocate, U. of M., Jack Hall, MSA representative; Carol Brown…

…, Vice-President of the Tenants Union*; Anthony T." Chambers, President, Alice Lloyd Minority Council; Sheila Ritter, Francie Ferguson, North' American Students of Cooperation*; Asian American" Association…

… the hospital, where I was accessible to any reporters, I was released. To further the pain of a concussion, I found that my name had been smeared through a Daily article. The thoughts of two students…

… month failed to get them going again. Each side has dug in its heels on what the treaty would mean to prior Egyp- tian defense pacts with Arab nations and whether the treaty should be linked to progress…

… the Ford materials in order to make them accessible to the scholar and to the general public. As for "the undergraduate student who wanted to write a thesis or paper, this collec- tion would be as…

… evenings. Fee based on ability to pay. ,The H ighlands student preferred. 663-4770. References desired. Bob Blood PhD, Margaret Blood MA. 769-0040. LOCA"DON - NORTH CAMPUS AVAILABLE MAY 15th-Own room in…

… BOWLING Wednesday nights. Sign up now. Union Lanes. 50g por game. Open 11:36a.m. Mon.-Fri., lp.m. Sat. &Sun. cF5l2 NATIVE ENGLISH speakers needed tohelp English Language Institute students, practice…

… conversa- tional English as conversational partners. Language exchange possible with Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, Persian, and some others. To volunteer call ELI at 764-24138-12, 1-5. 31F511 GEMINI-Are you…

… opportunity em- ployer). 25HS10 CHILDCARE ACTION CENTER needs Outreach students to work and play with children ages 2-6 years. Spring and/or Summer term. Call 764-3847. 29H512 COLLEGE STUDENT WANTED to assist…

… persons should attend Mass Meeting Wednesday, May 9 at 8:00 p.m. in the Student Activities Building. 0H509 LIVE IN BABYSITTER, mature female. 8 p.m.- 7:30a.m. 3children. Howell (517) 548-1546. 85H511…