February 09, 1988
(vol. 98, iss. 90)
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…4 OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, February 9, 1988 The Michigan Doily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCVIII, No. 90 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Unsigned…
… assume that the "little more" you are referring to is the firebombs that groups of thousands of Arabs bom- bard handfuls of soldiers with. Although you say Israel has no justification for shooting, I have…
… and culturally different Palestinians." Not only are both Arabs; both are Palestinians. You argue that the PLO should "be rec- ognized by Israel and the U.S. as a repre- sentative of the people." Then…
… More student input on code radicalism LAST WEEK, Washtenaw County Circuit Court Judge Ross Campbell decided to dismiss a sexual assault case involving a woman and a visiting University professor. The…
… involved are overwhelmingly great, and the chances of receiving justice are questionable. Neverthe- less, they must keep trying, and the To the Daily: "Students, if they want and know how [to improve Uni…
… response to President Fleming's 'code' proposal endanger the current privilege of student involve- ment in making such deci- sions. "I put this out as a proposal to .be discussed," said Fleming. "I had hoped…
… at discussing the proposal. "If he wants a war, he's got one," said one MSA representative (Daily, 1/13/88). Mike Phillips, chair of the Student's Rights Committee, felt dramatic and used a sym- bolic…
… determined to avoid "rational discourse", but that he is willing to do so. Unless MSA, the Student's Rights Committee and Mike Phillips stop their useless rhetoric and start co-operating with efforts to…
… include student input, the University of Michigan may not only end up with a code, but one with which none of us had anything to do -Daniel D. Quick Tobin L. Smith January 28 Boring subject, boring papers…
… discouraging. Mostly student writing is lifeless and mechanical, with no source of animating, ideas." (A rather melodic phrase in itself, don't you agree?) The problem lies not in the students' ability to write…