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January 13, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 85) • Page Image 6

… Laboratory Student Aide Program are methods and time study. due Jan. 15, must be past Jr. year by State of Michigan, openings in Ing- June '70. ham county, Education Information Trainees Exchange Office…

…, Helsinki, Executive, EdifJour ,bckrnd, BA min, Finland, has openings for two students and exper. Drug inspector, BA and reg. in traffic planning, open to srs, or grad pharm. students, apply before Jan, 31…

… Israelis, who protested it seemed suspiciously like ap- peasement of the Russians and Arabs. Moscow seems to dislike it for the opposite reason. "We believe that in its pres- ent form the document is of a…

… "to shift the main emphasis" in peacemaking from big power exchanges to Arab-' Israeli exchanges through Jar- ring. The Russians list point by point their objections to the key American proposals for a…

… wrapped into Egypt, but Rus- sia believes Gaza is "an Arab territory" which must be re- stored to its pre-1967 status, meaning Egyptian-run, a n d that Israel has no right to a voice in its future; -The…

… zones on both sides of the border." -The Americans had proposed the 1.5 million Arab refugees should have the right to choose between repatriation on the basis of an agreed annual quota and resettlement…

…:30. Tickets are $3.00 per person, $2.00 per student, and $1.00 for children under 12. FOR TICKETS CALL Mrs. John Cooper, 971-7049, or Council of Churches, 663-9511, 761-0930 office of Religious Affairs 2282 S…

….A.B. 164-7442 Attention Canadian Graduates and Post-Graduate Students Each year, Canadian business and industry offers many excellent career opportunities to young men and women completing their university…

… AVAILABLE FOR MEN OR WOMEN STUDENTS FOR W I N T E R SEMESTER (4 MONTH LEASE) We invite you to check and compare our facilities a n d services and to live where YOUR EXPECTATIONS A R E MANAGEMENT GOALS FOR…

January 22, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 93) • Page Image 3

… being sold to the Arab state. Delivery will not begin for two years, however. In return, Libya agreed to stop supporting the rebellion in the African state of Chad where 2,000 French soldiers are helping…

… executed. ISRAELI ARMORED RAIDERS entered Jordan for a 21-hour battle against Arab guerillas. The Israelis reportedly moved into Jordan with 40 tanks. It was their longest foray into Jordan since the 1967…

… the contrary," said Albert, "the is- sue is not inflation. The only is- sue is the health and education of the people." The Michigan Daity, edited and an- aged by students at the Uiversit~' o Michigan…

… many low-numbered men will not lose deferments until lat- er in the year - especially college. students subject to reclassifica- tion after June. Thus, guidelines might be necessary well into the year…

January 15, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 87) • Page Image 4

… unhappy conflicts is becoming a foolish fad. There is another side to the story. © New York Post THE VICE PRESIDENCY for student services has come to be regarded as such a delicate assignment that candi…

student-faculty search com- mittee has suggested certain safety valves for the office. The committee, which selected five candidates it considered suited to the task, recommends that the post be assigned on…

… that the University bureaucracy needs democratizing, with a special effort to include students in the governing process, But it is unclear whether students have much to gain by securing a lobbyist who is…

…- tration's strategist on student affairs, but rather that he or she should be the trusted advocate of student interests. All of the candidates say they identify strongly with student viewpoints, but most…

… also express reservations over sub- mitting to a "Magna Carta" abdicating their own beliefs on all matters to those of a board or a student council. For to do so, a vice president would run a very real…

… risk of becoming an "executive secre- tary," as President Fleming and several candidates have indicated. The vice president might rather le ex- pected to pledge to articulate student causes as forcefully…

January 29, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 99) • Page Image 8

… attention from the students, he likes to think that it is one of the fastest growing sports on campus. "Gymnastics is different from other sports .There is no phy- sical contact and you can't do too much…

…, Inc. 3022 Packard * Ann Arbor, Michigan Telephone: 313 971-5700 WINTER PENGUINS STECAMPUS ! ISRAEL AND THE ARABS. Maxime Rodinson. This timely and can- troversial work, frankly sympathetic to the Arab

… cause, provides a fresh source of information and perspective on the enduring conflict between Israel and the Arab nations. Only recently published In hardcover ... now available 7n Penguin paperbackl 95…

January 08, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 81) • Page Image 3

…. First of all, the January pool is t h e smallest pool of the year due to the large number of college deferments. The pool swells slightly in February as some students drop out and increases by as much as…

… one third in June when many students graduate. Under the lottery system a man who loses his deferment and becomes eli- gible for the draft is inducted rapidly if his draft number has already b e e…

… spring offensive. * * * * ISRAELI JETS attacked Egyptian military targets within earshot of Cairo yesterday in one of the deepest penetrations into the Arab nations since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, said…

… foreign country. * * * * WHITE PARENTS and their children staged a sit-in at Petal Junior High in Petal, Miss, yesterday to protest U.S. supreme court orders that moved some 250 white students to a…

…-free motor? Folk Legacy Recording Artists ED TRICKETT and the GOLDEN 11 I RING with Ruth Meyer George & Gerry Armstrong Harry Tuft Sara Grey THE BLACK STUDENT UNION presents LAW AND COMMUNITY SERVICE…

January 17, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 89) • Page Image 3

… debate, the Trustees appointed Donald O'Dowd by a 5-3 vote. Standing at the rear are a group of Oakland students who walked out following the vote. APRIL 6 ELECTION: s urge C1i ounci to place ant1-war…

… important cabinet posts. The Kadafi government, which seems to be moving toward closer ties with Egypt and other Arab nations, has told the United States and Britain to close down their military bases in…

… were also used in two separate transplants at the hospital and Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. At University Hospital, the kid- ney recipient was Gary Walvin, 24, Dearborn. Walvin, a second year student

… extra efforts worthwhile. The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan, News phone: 764-052. S.eCnd Class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, 420 Maynard St., Ann…

… candidates in some wards, "cer- tain leadership elements in the Ann Arbor Democratic party say that it would help candidates in predominantly student wards." Although the YD's haven't made a formal request to…

January 10, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 83) • Page Image 3

… EDEN ORGANIC FOOD STORE A NON-PROFIT STUDENT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION IS NOW OPEN page three T4c Mfri4itan NEWS PHONE: 7634-0552 &UIIBUSINESS PHON1iE: 7614-0554 Saturday, January 10, 1970 Ann…

…. On paper, this would prevent Libya, one of the most outspoken anti-Israel regimes in the Arab world, from ceding the French-built arms to any other country. THE TRIPLE SLAYING of union leader Joseph…

… in Consortium for Grad. Study in Bus. for Negroes. Southwest Regional Laboratory f o r Educational Research and Development offers grad. student assoc. program, ap- ply before Mar. 15. SUMMER PLACEMENT…

… SERVICE 212 SAB, Lower Level Trainees Exchange Office; Helsinki, Finland, offers traffic planning open- ing, seniors or grad. students, apply by Jan. 31. Army and Air Force Exchange Serv- ice, Dallas, Texas…

… kinds of careers for engineers, °and how to decide you should follow. Se- cond of four meetings. Primarily for seniors and graduate students, but open to alla interested. Professor J. G. IYoung, January…

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