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… ironic bond. Taxis carry Arabs to visit their families, trucks haul agricultural produce from the Jordan River's fertile west bank to Amman, dip- lomats cross in limousines, pass- ing ragged Arab refugees…

… worth of goods had flowed from Jordan into Israel and the Arab territory it rules, officials! report. Payments are made in Jorda- nian dinars and converted into Israeli currency at the bridge. "We let…

… annexation of the west bank. How badly the bridges are needed was revealed recently when the Israelis clamped anti-guerrilla restrictions on bridge traffic. First, all vehicle crossings were halted. After Arab…

…. INTERVIEWS FEBRUARY 10, 1969 FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENTS, CONTACT THE BUREAU OF APPOINTMENTS 3200 Student Activities Bldg. rTel: 764-7460 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER a of PA "'A.M IEms[ RL~ WORLD'S MOST…

… Daily's "Student Housing Guide" DEADLINE- MONDAY, FEB. 3 The quickest and easiest way to sublet your pad is.through The Daily's special apartment supplement to be published Sunday, February 9th. EXAMPLE…

… Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, January 18, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Law…

… hedges on file access THE ALLEGEDLY LIBERATING new federal law which theoretic- ally allows students access to their own personal and academic records looks like little more than a variation on the "give…

…-em-a-few-inches-and- maybe-they'll-be-quiet" routine. As a result of the new amendment to the only months-old Educational Rights and Privacy Act, certain of the con- tents of student files may still be kept from them. Letters…

… amendment missed one essential point: the student wants access to his counseling file because it pertains to him and no one else; we want some knowledge of what is being compiled with regard to our…

… personalities, our financial status, and our academic careers. Rather than giving students an undisputed right to their files, - which would, incidentally, help to de- ter such secret entries as the OAIS test…

…, Morocco, Switzerland, South Africa, the United States, and Israel, both Arabs and Jews. Most foreign students studied in their native languages-usually English, Spanish, and Fren- ch-through the Overseas…

…w ' Tk NOTOwN ~A 3fi~l ~ I s s 7 Learn abroad, st _I Ion By Stephen Gregory T HE HUNDREDS of students that study abroad every year learn more from the life around them than they do from…

… the classroom. "In most cases students would be better off staying here," said Hank Peiter, associate director of the Cen- ter for Western European Studies. He adds, "chances are you'll learn less…

… (academically) there than you would here." But Peiter says personal growth compensates for what students don't learn academically. Not only do you learn a lot about other cultures, but "surprisingly you learn an…

… show the French what they are made of. If students want to study overseas, they can apply to a University-spon- sored program like the ones Huebner and Faigel went with. There are over 20 University spon…

… look at a list of programs spon- sored by other universities at the Cen- ter for Western European Studies. Once students find a program that appeals to them, James Gehlhar, the coordinator for the…

… warned that this is not always true of non-University sponsored programs. Students can guarantee credit tran- sferability by having a concentration advisor sign a Statement of Intent to Study Abroad form…

…, Peiter said. Language background is an impor- tant consideration for selection, but a grade point average of at least 3.0 is the "bottom line," Peiter said. However, if a student would like to study art in…

… Ali ,; : r " r V) L a -a By David Schon FEW STUDENTS realize that an alternative to the keg parties and bar nights that we all know so well is less than an hour away. Just 45 miles from Ann Arbor, the…

… City of Detroit offers symphonies, theatres, opera and dance companies waiting to be discovered by the student looking for something dif- ferent. What follows is a sampling of some of the cultural events…

…OPINION Page 4 Friday, January 9, 1987 The Michigan Doily I Edite mdbtta ny Michig an l Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCVII, No. 71 420 Maynard St. Ann…

…'LD BOTH / BEPAYNG TAXESa ATESAMeF RTE _._ LETTERS:. i Building solidarity Daily should show responsib A2MISTAD, THE ANN ARBOR based construction brigade of University students, graduates, and other…

… establishment of an Arab Palestinian state besides the Jewish state of Israel. The reaction of the Arab League, however, was a total rejection of the proposed partition accompanied by the escalation of…

… hostilities against the Jewish population that reached its peak when seven Arab states invaded the newly established state of Israel. We must also ask why it is that during 19 years, from 1948 to 1967, when the…

… around a uniform traffic ticket to be given instead of oral warn- ings. The new ticket also lists vio- latin nond rondimos affet- Palestine Fight Kills 20, Report New Arab Attack Jews, Arabs and British…

… appointed Editorial Director, the Board in Control of Student Publications announced yesterday. * * * * NEW EDITORS: Maloy, Friedman Appointed To 'Jaily' Senior Staff Posts v _ 9 Appointment of Dick Maloy…

…, '49, of Lorain, O., as city editor, and Harriett Friedman, '49, of Chicago, as ,editorial director of The Daily for the spring term was announced yesterday by the Board in Control of Student Publica…

… the lecture will go on sale tomorrow at the Hill Aud- itorium Box Office. By The Associated Press JERUSALEM, Jan. 10- The Jewish Militia Hagana reported without confirmation tonight that Arabs again…

… had invaded North- eastern Palestine from Syria to- day .and the government said 20 persons had been killed in the south in a three-cornered battle of Jews, Arabs and British. Hagana said several…

… hundred Arabs had crossed the northern border near the village of Tel El Kadi in the same general vicinity as the first invasion from Syria' yesterday. They were beaten back in a Hagana ambush in which one…

… the Jewish community of Palestine to rush preparations in a race against time in view of the threat- ened Arab aggression in defiance of the UN decision and the an- nounced early withdrawal of Brit- ish…

… troops. Few Students Get Diplomas Although almost 1,500 students will graduate from the University at the close of the present semes- ter, only 40 of them will receive diplomas in the traditional man- ner…

…. Ruthven will present diplomas to the senior dental students at a luncheon to be held Jan. 31 at the League. Other graduates will receive their diplomas by mail a short time after the end of the semester…

…, Lou H. Ransom, diploma clerk, said. ing the day. The army repelled yesterday's foray. The deadly battle in the South took place in orange groves near Gaza on the coastal plain. Arabs of Isdud, north of…

…' discuss the show's characterization of America's inner cities By VERONICA MENALDI Daily StaffReporter "Take it off," a crowd of 300 students shouted to Arab Student Association President Jad Ibrahim. "Your…

…-risk women prior to their scheduled delivery date to provide adequate gynecologic and obstetric care See DATE AUCTION, Page 3 TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER The five highest prices bid for dates tad Ibrahim, ArabStudent…

… Association, $625 2 Sabrina Shingwani, Michigan Student Assembly,$600 3 LatiftAl-Roumi, Arab Student Association, $430 4 MinaPirzadeh, Persian Student Association, $300 5 Ashwin Ramanath, Indian American…

… given a measures, one Department of Pub- trespass order due to an off-ice inci- lic Safety officer typically stood In third annual event, student groups raise $5,200 for charity Stars from 'The Wire…

… sweater, take it offt" Ibrahim was one of 18 students who participated in a date auction at the Michigan League Ballroom last night. Bringing in $625 for Project Suyana - a organization that aims to improve…

… health care and reduce poverty in Puno, Peru - a date with Ibrahim fetched the highest bid last night. The Hollywood-themed event was hosted by Comco, a student com- edy group. The University's Bhangra…

… team performed, along ~ with the Harmonettes a capella group and Groove, a percussion group. The auction raised $5,200. The second-highest bid went to Michi- gan Student Assembly President Sabrina…

… Student Association, $210 Audience members questioned panel on plot, season finale By MALLORY BEBERMAN For theDaily More than 250 students, pro- fessors and community members crammed into an Angell Hall…

… in the psychology depart- ment to bring about courses dealing with "writing in psychology,'"accord- -ing to Department Chairman Warren Norman. Several students expressed their overall approval of the…

…." Sophomore Dave Johnson agreed. "I don't think (most professors) are quali- fied. It should be done through the Eng- lish department," he said. . Sandy Feldman, coordinator of the Students',Counseling office…

…, said, "I'm glad they're putting an emphasis on English." LSA Student Government (LSA-SG) President Dick Brazee mirrored that view: "I applaud the positive spirit in which it was adopted." LSA-SG member…

… the "cour- age and wisdom" of Egyptian Presi- dent Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin "in sweep- ing aside the barriers that for so long separated Arabs from Israelis." ISRAELI…

…, "is the alternative to war and not a substitute for war." Kamel said Egypt was ready to accept Israel as part of the Middle East. But he said all the land - including Arab East Jerusalem - captured by…

… Israel during the 1967 Six-Day war must be restored to the Arabs. Saudis want West Bank, Gaza (Continued from Page 1) THE PUBLICATION said the Saudis rejected Israeli IPrime Minister Mena- hem Begin…

… world's increasing demand for oil in the coming years," the publication, said. One of those conditions is complete Israeli withdrawal from all Arab lands occupied since 1967, the report said. The other is…

… to buy occupied Arab lands, but one said the organization was aware of a sharp strain in Saudi-Ameri- can relations. Saudi Arabia is a major bankFoller of the PLO. ,SYSTEMS RESEARCH INCORPORA TED…

… on the first floor. Starting in mid- February, students will be able to rent out chargers, adapters and graphing calculators. Sanam Arab, manager of Programs and Patron Services, told The Daily…

…The rooms have AI technology on the computers and dry-erase walls to make it easier to conduct job interviews. LSA senior Taylor Lind said she encourages students to spend time at the…

… Opportunity Hub and explore the new LSA addition. “I’m really excited to see how students can utilize this new space,” Lind said. “I think it’s a really unique one, especially for a college as large as…

… LSA, because it’s hard to find a central space to hang out as opposed to other colleges. I would just really encourage LSA students to step out of their comfort zone and explore a new favorite…

… study spot eventually.” Hannah Lozon, operations lead of Opportunity Hub, said she is excited to see students using the resources from the Opportunity Hub. “We’re most excited about, I would say…

…, from my perspective, seeing students coming in and using the building now,” Lozon said. “Each day we’ve been open since the semester started, there are more and more students every day, students…

… are just finding their nooks, so that’s fantastic. And then, of course, seeing the Opportunity Hub has been able to do services for students, where we have much more space, which is really amazing…

… granola bars to energy drinks and meals, as well as a Starbucks coffee machine where students can make their own beverages. Transfer Center The Transfer Student Center is a space for all transfer…

… students at the University to study, and holds events to help these students acclimate. Transfer student ambassadors are placed in the Center to answer any questions and provide advice. Commuter…

… students are also welcome to all the resources for transfer students. There will be lockers in the LSA Building for commuter students to keep their items while they are on campus. LSA senior Samantha…

…. Approximately 40 students gathered Thursday evening in the Samuel T. Dana Building to participate in a conversation surrounding the modern state of surveillance in Muslim, Arab, Southeast Asian and North…

…Last winter, LSA student Alexandra Ellard had to miss 10 days of class. Due to extreme weather, many Metro Detroit area public schools and facilities were closed. This meant Ellard couldn…

…Jeans, Skype or Google Chat. But others, she said, threatened to fail her. “There are no protective policies for undergraduate students that protect them from attendance discrepancies when it…

… still gave me a D plus,” Ellard said. “You find yourself very often having to choose whether to be a good parent, or be a good student, and that I find to be a very huge problem.” According to Ellard…

…, whether a student parent is offered accommodations depends almost entirely on the professor. Some of her professors have been helpful, even allowing her to bring her son to class when child care…

… Education of Women on issues surrounding student parents, said professors may not understand the situation student parents are in. “Some faculty see it as their choice to be parents, and I don’t think…

… in its current state. Rackham student Sophie Hasuo, who does research in the Center for Japanese Studies, said the lecture challenged her understanding of Japanese national belonging. “It…

… Schlissel’s Faculty Public Engagement initiative, which he announced in 2017. Rackham student Kimberly Ransom, who has done work with public engagement, noted the importance of work that involves…

… effective action from the Muslim and Arab communities on campus. “The most important thing is that we’re mobilizing Muslim youth in a way that’s informative and educational and deeply looking at the…

…, discusses the role of religioun and politics in Japan in Weiser Hall Thursday afternoon. VARSHA VEDAPUDI Daily Staff Reporter Rackham student Julio Ferreira is finishing his second year in the…

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… reconciled with the Jewish state's demand for some Arab political conces- sions. However, Kissinger t oo k some of the edge off this opti- mistic assessment when he added that his Middle East swing next month…

…- sures and vacated the position. Sandberg was reelected in, October in what he termed a "technical landslide." But while he received over 50 per cent of the vote, only 3.5 per cent of the student body…

… The Daily Staff FOCUS: Workshops for HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Applications are now available for the following groups: en's Group Leaderless Thesis Support omen's Group Black Graduate Student ouple's Group…

… Bush's fast-track plan for a Mideast peace agreement got a welcome endorsement yesterday from a nation long seen as a key Arab mediator. Bush responded by * pulling his punches on the human rights…

… backpedaling in Egypt that has cooled relations with this long- time ally. The president closed an eight-day Mideast trip well-fed from several lingering meals with his Arab hosts and upbeat about what even some…

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… meeting of their own. The swarm of protesters, most- ly students, made their way to the Michigan League Ballroom to dis- cuss the protest and the goals of the Arab and Muslim community. "The main purpose of…

… primarily intended to reintroduce America to the Arab world through the eyes of three students (from Egypt, Saudi Ara- bia and Lebanon) and a Palestinian woman who serves both as a pro- duction assistant and…

…. Ninety percent of the town's population is estimated to have illegally crossed the real border, Harpers reported. An American road trip through Arab eyes Department of Public Safety officers remove a…

… the event. Muslim Student Association Vice President Abdul-Rahman El Sayed, who spoke at the protester's counter event, said he was elated at the success of the walkout. "We've done something good today…

… caravan of young, good-looking Arabs crisscrossing America on a mission to educate themselves and the people they encounter along the way. In reality, its list of production credits reads more like the ros…

… of Layalina Productions, the nonprofit (and nonpartisan) group that made "On the Road in America" and licensed it to Middle East Broadcasting Center (MBC), an Arab satellite TV network. (MBC is the…

… foundations and with- out government help, also seeks to counter the image of America often conveyed to the Arab world via Hollywood: that of an arrogant, self-absorbed, bellicose nation. Marc C. Ginsberg, the…

… East, to say nothing of the factions within the Middle East itself. In the first episode - set in Washington and broadcast on MBC on Jan. 18 - Ali Amr, 22, an Egyptian accounting student, dis- cusses his…

… episodes - the second takes the participants from Washington to New York City - about the long- frayed relations between Israel and many of its Arab neighbors. "Israelis, I hate Israelis," Lara Abou Saifan…

… War protestors' condemn U.S. aggression s. Y AmandaNeuman Daily Staff Reporter k{ Less than 24 hours after United States forces initiated Operation Desert Storm, students braved f% m the cold to rally…

… against the war on the Diag at 11 a.m. yesterday. The rally, organized by the Students Against U.S. Intervention in the Middle East (SAUSI), drew 500 protestors by Ann Arbor policef estimates, 2…

… tired of these insane tirades about protecting democracy and self-determination. We are tired of hypocrisy and U.S._ aggression, " said first-year Rackham student, Toml Abowd. Abowd denounced President…

…. "Mr. Bush has no right to speak for the world. George Bush is our elected representative, not our emperor," said LSA senior and Arab-American, Deyar, who gave only her first name. .>. - Deyar, a…

… Chaldean, said she fears being placed in an internment camp like many Japanese-Americans were during World War II. See PROTEST, Pg 2 Jewish students fear for Israel by Jay Garcia and Gwen Shaffer Daily…

… from television reports. In particular, Jewish students expressed anguish at the turn of events. Nicole Sanderson, a graduate stu- dent in the Institute of Public Policy Studies, said she was on the…

… students, in Israel. "My first reaction was that I needed information because I was concerned about my friends in Israel. Then I felt helpless. Then I felt bit- ter. And now I'm just very sad," said first…

…-year LSA student Elissa Gold- man. "There are a lot of people I know actually there right now. I'm afraid of what will happen," said Alex Horowitz, an LSA sophomore. LSA sophomore Dan Brown, a member of…

… think it's disgusting and un- called for that the Iraqi's would bomb innocent citizens and a hospi- tal instead of military bases," said first-year LSA student Becca Don- nenfeld. "I don't think Israel…

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…) constitution, the promotin s University is granted autonomy," Iollinger said. "In my judgment, that means autonomy over the admission of students. "Any ballot initiative would have to i nge or amend the…

…, who claim the display is ex. The irate residents have said they want the ad taken down. LORE THAN 18,000 SERVED DAILY. The University of Michigan Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee Proudly…

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… STEVE KNOPPER Interim University President Robben Fleming has recommended that the admin- istration fight racist speech and actions with academic sanctions. Many student ac- tivists counter that…

… administrative sanc- tions would threaten freedom of speech. Even the United Coalition Against Racism - a student group that has de- manded University action against racial ha- rassment - has consistently…

… "community review," out- lines sanctions such as academic probation or suspension against students who ver- bally or physically harass others. PANELS set up by the University's 17 schools and colleges would…

… judge whether students are guilty, the document said, and deans would be granted power to enforce the guidelines. Faculty and staff members, under current Bylaws of the University's Board of Re- gents…

… "first step" toward combatting discriminatory behavior on campus. But UCAR has joined the Michigan Student Assembly in opposition to the draft. "We're really happy with the stances that UCAR and La…

… Palestinians and one quoted a trooper as saying he was or- dered to club Arabs at random, not just rioters as Defense Minister Yitshak Rabin has declared. Soldiers in the occupied Gaza Strip hit and kicked…

… members of a CBS - TV crew who filmed other troopers arresting and striking a Palestinian. The army apologized. In an Arab neighborhood o f Jerusalem, police armed with assault rifles and clubs fired tear…

… gas and. rubber bullets at about 75 young Arab protesters. "Somebody there will get his head smashed. We'll break their bones," Associated Press reporterSergei Shargorodsky heard a policeman say. The…

… did not identify as saying soldiers vied for the "privilege" of leading detainees into a detention camp. The liberal daily said the op- portunity was used to beat Arabs despite orders that forbid…

… student Karima Bennoune gave a more per- sonal and emotional view of the con- flict. "It's a frightening time to be an Arab-American and it's a frightening time to be an anti-war activist," she said at the…

… Auditorium Saturday for the two plenary ses- sions of the University's second teach-in on the Persian Gulf. Three speakers focused on moral aspects, Arab-American perspectives, and understanding Middle East…

… underestimate the ramifications of war. Khalidi claimed high Iraqi casu- alties would provoke a strong anti- American sentiment throughout the Arab world and weaken pro-Ameri- can regimes of the region, such as…

… toward Arab-Americans and the pos- sibility of their internment during a Middle East War, Bennoune alluded to the plight of Japanese-Americans during World War II. Bennoune ended her address with a call to…

… Resources student Debby L ivingston felt the two evening speakers were both convinc- ing and inspiring. Calvin pad Hobbes by Bill Watterson Speakers say oil fuels Gulf crisis R Nt0 J\NG! ThIAU2E .ASREP…

… ensure power over oil resources in the Middle East. ."The determination of the United States to dominate the oil reserves of the area and to make sure there is no emergence of one strong Arab na- tion…

…" will be used to justify U.S. involvement, Terry said. "It is my opinion that whatever happens, the U.S. will continue to maintain that presence." Most students remained uncertain how strong an influence…

… oil and po- litical desires have on the crisis. LSA first-year student Steve Christensen agreed that political in- fluence is the important role in the crisis. "I know that oil is a big part- of it, but…

… student F I rally because "the United States I'm not willing to die." chnlr ni hn tr~ein thA AMd 3O PIZZA FOR THE NEXT CALLER! ou~iUInot nave troops inlthe iv1iUUe The Coalition of Community Continued…

… hire coming from the same school." The depart- ment hired some of its own gradu- ates to teach the growing number of students attending the University during the 60s and 70s, she added. Gurin said people…

… Ira Hot Rolls 2 for i MICHIGAN INN Pho-e 948-11t.601 E. Liberty' London, Jan. 24.-Arab activity against the Turks in the Palestine theatre of war is expected to show considerable results during the…

… next few months. An official report on the Arab exploits against the Turks dur- ing the first six weeks of General Al- lenby's offensive in Palestine shows that the tribesmen confined themselves…

… Arabs have shown a dispo- sition to cut what is in some sense a sacred railway is interesting, but that they were not able to venture cn more than sporadic forays seemed to indi- cate that their strength…

… was not great. Meanwhile the Turks were able to -keep Medina without apparent diffi- culty, in spite of the efforts of the king of the Hedjaz. Reasons For Weakness The explanation for this Arab weak…

… appears to be now on the point of rejoining the king of the Hodjaz. Arabs Expected To Rally The further the Turks are driven back. by the British under General Allenby, the more the Arab tribes, are…

… , jeopardizing large Turkish forces. The Qerman peace offer at Brest- Litovsk is taken by students of East- err affairs to indicate Germany's rec- ognition of the importance of the Brit- ish threat in the East. In…

… inborn - sense of keeping-up-appearances. - MOE LAUNDRY Phone 2355 204 No. Main St. WHITNEY TOIORRW NIGHT "MIDNIGHT FOLLIES SEND RECORDS OF STUDENTS TO U. S. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Try -our Cha Chinese and…

… Amen WAI KING I Joe Gin, Pro 314 S.State St. Chicago Dlvisio Has Openings Teachers and Engineering .Students For I 'A. F. Mar C"A31PTTSTA The appointment colmittee of the University has decided to…

… send, upon the request of the .students enrolled with the committee, their records to the teachers and professional service division of the United States employ- ment bureau at Chicago, Ill. Through this…

… advisable that students who wish, to register with the national employment bureau write immediately for registration blanks, since the appointment season will open in April or May. For the same reason it has…

…. MSA okays funds for Mideast seminar By LAURIE DELATER Despite objections by a pro-Israel student group, the Michigan Student Assembly voted last night to allocate $1,000 to the Organization of Arab…

…. SEVERAL STUDENTS who were not affiliated with any organization also turned out to protest the funds. Jeff Colman, a public policy graduate student, said he thought t4e Organization of Arab Students had…

… organization of Arab students, said a variety of Israeli speakers were invited but that several were unable to attend. "I invite whoever I think will fit the See MSA, Page 7 Doily Photo by JON SNOW Student Mary…

…I Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO…

… university campus such as this one, students themselves set the standards of per- sonal freedom, expression and education as high or as low as they may be. Perhaps the greatest student expression of last year…

… freedom fighters, Mich- igan's food rioters look like seventh-grade pupils in the shadow of true university men and women striving for education. truth and freedom. UNIVERSITY STUDENTS on this campus Uare…

…. The rush of water dropping 1,300 feet would supply electric power for all the indus- tries you needed. "I would make Israel the indus- trial country of the Near East, then let the Arabs raise crops to…

… average high school graduate. Any freshman counselor in En- gineering school will tell you how poorly prepared the average high school student is for an engineer- ing career. It's timhe a little learn- ing…

…. Litt, Miller, and Green assert that Arabs live as equals inside the Jewish State, and that "the only restriction to Arab citizenship is that Arabs are not re- quired to serve in the Israeli army," but…

… happened on numerous occasions. The Israeli government has allowed kibbuttz to expropriate Palestinian villages for the purpose of expansion. Whole Arab vil- lages - many of which the Israeli gov- ernment…

… refuses to recognize - have been razed to the ground leaving thousands of Palestinians, who are citizens of the state, homeless. Arab workers who are Israeli citizens make about half the wages a Jewish…

… worker makes doing the same kind of work. An Arab laborer working in the gated to be members and pay dues in the Israeli Labor Union, the Histadrut, means nothing since the union does not provide any…

… services to or provide protection to Arab workers. In fact, near the Ariel set- tlement the union boasts of its medical clinic for workers but neglects to report that Arab workers will not be treated there…

… counterpart makes half as much as the Jewish worker. The fact that many Arab workers are obli- Palestinians can not be expelled from their homeland like their brothers and sisters in the West Bank and Gaza…

…. Also, Palestini- ans may enroll in any of the fine Israeli 'h Edited andr Vol. C, No. 73 Unsigned editorialsr s cartoons, signed ar of the Daily. i' 'Oliver South's? managed by students at The…

… genuine attempt to foster jus- tice for all students, all faculty, all administrators - of all races. -Leo McNamara January 14 Reformative. action? To the Daily: There will inevitably be those who dismiss…

… this article as racist and insensitive be- cause it was written by a mid- dle-class white boy from the stitutionalized racism mani- fested as underrepresentation of minority students at the Uni- versity…

… exam may give white students an unfair advantage; I refuse to concede the same thing about the math- ematics portion of the test. A polygon can not be racist, and quadratic equations are color- blind…

… minorities do. Many Israelis look at the increasingly powerful Arab world around them and wonder if their ultimate security might not To the Daily: Once upon a time, believe it not; student money belonged to…

… Housing Office Student Rates Study Committee recommended a 13.2 per cent increase in room and board rates for University housing. This in- crease, the largest jump in University history, could have meant a…

… cost in- crease of nearly $300 per student in some cases. The Rate Study Committee calculated that 11.8 per cent of the proposed rate hike-about '$200-was directly attributable to increased costs…

… deconversion of converted (overcrowded) rooms. Chapter Two of the unfolding plot was written last Thursday night, when no students showed up at the Rate Study Committee's public hearing about the proposed…

… students would have no opportunity to comment on the rate increase nrnnisal By Joel Beinin Union's actions in Afghanistan. Nothing in this analysis should be taken as an apology for the Soviet aggression…

… comprehensive solution to the Arab-Israeli dispute on the basis of cooperation with the Soviet Union. There was much talk about a "Palestinian homeland." Henry Kissinger's 'step by step' diplomacy, which was…

… so isolated in the Arab world as a result of Camp David that the U.S. has com- mitted $5 billion in aid to Egypt over the next three years. Sadat has visions of an additional $10-$15 billion. And…

… Arab world there was a keen awareness of the underlying weakness of the new Middle Eastern Alliance. Israeli refusal to relinquish the territories oc- cupied in 1967 prevented Saudi Arabia, Jor- dan, and…

… other conservative Arab states from endorsing and joining the alliance. America's apparent unwillingness to press Israel for meaningful concessions on this issue and its unqualified support for Israel…

…'s refusal to recognize the right of the Palestine people to self-determination leaves the long range U.S. position in the Arab and Islamic world inherently weak and unstable. The peoples of the Middle East…

… CESSAR Y Dormrent ma jum.4%in fall By RICHARD BERKE increases include a student labor cost Next year's dormitory rates will rise by 7.4 per cent if the Regents ap- prove a recommendation by the…

… and a food cost hike of four per cent. Composed of two voting student members and two voting Housing Office members as well as six non- voting members, the committee annually draws up a proposal speci…

…- fying housing rate increases. In most cases, the Regents have approved the committee's recommendations without amendment. After much debate, committee members decided to give a break to the 200 students…

… to using their own towels and it wouldn't be worth $8 more per student to bring them back. The lack of paper towels in dorm bathrooms met with considerable resident dissatisfaction last fall. The…

… for each LSA department to offer a writing program for junior and senior concen- trators beginning with the class of 1982. The new program also calls for a writing test for all entering students and…

… to buy the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip from Israel to establish a Palestinian state, an Arab publication said yesterday. The Saudi leaders made the offer to President Carter during…

… his visit earlier this month to Saudi Arabia, the world's leading oil exporter, according to the Middle East Reporter, a usually well-informed daily digest of Arab af- fairs. "THE SAUDIS MADE IT PLAIN…

… no provi- sions for reversing the outcome of a game. The seething A rah worl The Arab nations are hotbeds of hatred. They hate Israel. The U. S. And even each other. In this week's Post, you'll read a…

… frightening re- port on the Middle East. You'll learn whyAmerica has become theArab's scapegoat. And what we can do to keep this poison from spreading. The Saturday Evening JANUARY 20 ISSUE NOW ON SALE U. D…

… This semester, the Student Book Exchange has $1500.00 IN CASH to give to you, the student body, in exchange for your books. YOU NAME YOUR PRICE:: There will be cash for books in room 528c in the basement…

… evening of January 29th; Markley at 7, Lloyd 8, East Quad 9, South Quad 10. There, too, we will give you cash for your books. We also have 3000 plasticized book covers to give away free. STUDENT'S BOOKS…

…I OPINION Page 4 Thursday, January 8, 1987 The Michigan Daily ThMcignDol 4 46, 31d)4rz1 1aiIQ Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCVII, No. 70 420 Maynard St. Ann…

… restrict student housing in one Ann Arbor's off- campus-student neighborhoods, limiting group housing, the most effective use of housing in terms of density. The proposal changes the neighborhood's current R…

… reasonable in that it would allow at least seven more houses to become group houses. While it's understandable that families are reluctant to raise children in a neighborhood with a high student population…

…, the legitimate rights of students should be considered. The apathy and fatalism of the Greek system in this controversy is disturbing. The fraternities are unwilling or unable to put up a fight. Dennis…

… Fraternities, this is merely because the members of the fraternities, and students in general, have not organized effectively to oppose the proposal. If students showed at city hearings and voted in city…

… students. To The Daily: In the 11/21/86 and the 11/24/86 issues of the Daily, a pro-Israel political action organization, IMPAC, ran ads which said that the Palestinians don't want peace with Israel…

… rights of the Arab people of Palestine must be secured up to and including, the estab - lishment of their own state. It is essential to ensure the security and sovereignty of all states of the region…

…. This one claims Israel wants peace and the Arab nations don't. By no means will I say that all Arab nations are peaceful, but all of the Arab states the United States considers "moderate" (and even some…

… sides of the Middle East crisis have and still do commit atrocities, and only after all this will we have made a significant step in finding the solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict. -Muzammil Ahmed…

… Arab American populations in the United States and a high percent- age of Dearborn students are Arab Americans. Gulf war is a particularly disturb- ing and personal conflict. "The country we live in is…

… Arab I know has family in Iraq or Saudi Arabia or tives who are soldiers fighting in the war," she added. Elliott Attisha, a pre-med junior and student government represen- tative, shares Mammo…

…'s sentiments. "You're torn. You are an Amer- ican but you have relatives at home who are being killed. All you can do is pray for a peaceful solu- tion," he said. tween Arab Americans and other students on…

… kieporter Demand for illicit drugs among American high school and college students continued to decline in 1990, according to a study re- leased by University research sci- entists yesterday. The 16th…

… national survey of high school seniors and the 11th annual survey of college students comprise the findings of this year's report, which also states that alco- hol and cigarette use remain high among young…

… students, with the proportions reporting alcohol use in the prior month falling by 2.9 percent and 1.7 percent, re- spectively, to 57 percent and 75 percent. This continues a pattern evident in previous…

…, Page 2. Opinion Board LSA sophomore Josh Bornstein and LSA first-year student Nicole Parisi write their thoughts about the war in the Persian Gulf on an opinion board in South Quad. Dearborn students…

… struggle with .Gulf war by Melissa Peerless Daily igher Education Reporter For many of these students, the Jordan or Kuwait. Some have rela- Up to this point, tensions be- Although the kiosk faces are…

…. Matt is one of more than 500 University students taking to the road this weekend to voice their objections to the Persian Gulf war in Washington, D.C. The Natipnal Campaign for Peace in the Middle East…

… to the White House and rally on the Ellipse, a grassy area behind the White House. Conscientious objectors, family members of servicepeople in the Middle East, veterans and students are among the 500…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 30, 1995 hIe *irbipn Daligu JAES R.C"HO BENEATH THE PALIMPSEST 420 Maynard Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by f students at the University of…

… some long-ago student: "He must have written for the Daily." Such is the legacy of the student newspa- per on this campus. In its 104 years at the University, the Daily has been many things to many…

… people. To some students, it has been a voice for their opinions and questions, while to others it has been "that Commie rag." To administrators, it has been a persistent nui- sance, encouraging resistance…

… to restrictive policies that might otherwise have slipped by unchallenged. To local politicians, it has been a reminder that student concerns are their concerns also, that they cannot dismiss stu…

… equal rights and equal op- portunities. But more than any of these things, we will continue to be a voice for students. Now as in the past, students are finding their freedoms under attack from a Univer…

… Arabs might relent, the Federal Energy Office (FEO) announced that the Arabian embargo on oil impots to the United States was "nearing full effectiveness." The White House, meanwhile, an- nounced that…

… Secretary Ger- ald Warren indicted the speech was not intended to disclose any new programs, such as gas rationing. He also denied any speculation that the President might announce that the Arab boycott would…

… be lifted because of an agreement for troop disengagement in the Middle East. In its "petroleum situation re- port" for the first 11 days of Jan- uary, the FEO indicated that the "leakage" of Arab oil…

… Sawhill described the Arab boycott as "fully effective." But he held out hope in a statement issued Thursday night that it would be lifted soon. VICE PRESIDENT Gerald Ford also predicted Thursday that the1…

… embargo would be lifted because of recent developments in the Middle East. The embargo, imposed after the outbreak of the Arab-Israeli war three months ago, severely cut into the 7 million barrels of oil…

… that previously was imported into the United States. But leakage through third countries, which Sawhill identified as primarily Venezuela and Canada, continued' to bring Arab oil into the United States…

… during the early days of the boycott. Sawhill said that Arab oil em- bargo has reduced U.S. petroleum supplies by almost 14 per cent below expected demand. "Thus," he said, "while there has been some…

… "techni- cal" violation of a federal law requiring Martin to pay a trans- fer tax before selling the wea- pons. MARTIN, a premedical student at the University of California at Los Angeles, was arraigned…

… H I.GlAwj OPEN DAILY 12:45 SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, & 9 thws Casfed v~ c THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, Number 91 Saturday, January 19, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of…

… HELP 975-4357 Any time, any day, 24 hours. Fully confidential. Serving Students since 1970. lenge for us." LSA first-year student Jasmine Bhatia attended three of the workshops Saturday. Two of them…

… out what you put in," she said. "The students who didn't partici- pate would have gotten a lot out of it." -Daily Staf ReporterAsma Rafeeq contributed to this report. Color Calls! Call attention to the…

… statement. s AROUND THE WORLD Iraq fails to gamer Arab League support CAIRO, Egypt - After failing to achieve a blanket denunciation of U.S.- British airstrikes, Iraq's chief diplomat stormed out of a…

… meeting of Arab League foreign ministers here yester- day and angrily accused fellow Arab states of bowing to the dictates of the United States. Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Said Sahaf expressed…

… bitterness that the long-sought meeting, called to forge an Arab consensus on U.N. sanc- tions and U.S. military actions against Iraq, had fallen short of the Baghdad regime's hopes in almost every partic…

…- ular. Instead of a statement condemning U.S. policies and calling on Arab states to unilaterally abrogate the U.N. Security Council sanctions imposed after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990, the Arab…

…-Consuming? Betsy Taylor Revolutionary Advocate for a New American Dream On "Sustainable Consumption" Ine Micnigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967 IS publisned Monday tnrougn rioay during tne tall and winter terms Dy students…

… broken off.. . and soon the whole area is cleaned out." This month, Jaeger says he found three fresh fire sites, after one night of traying. Jaeger says he supports students right to have fun, but not at…

…? Read the Michigan Daily 764-0558 ------ Daily Photo by DAN HABIB A sign at the Arboretum's Geddes Rd. entrance warns visitors against traying, but students say they haven't seen the message or that they…

… formation of the deposits, known as plaques. Hussein calls return of Egypt to Arab world a must for unity AMMAN, Jordan-King Hussein told Parliament yesterday that the Palestine issue was "the first and…

… foremost preoccupation" of his new government and that a return of Egypt to the Arab fold was indispensable to Arab unity. - Hussein asked the Palestine Liberation Organization to help enable Jor- dan to do…

… its duty to "Palestine and its people." In his speech, the king mentioned no political leaders by name, but he has invited Arafat to join him in talks on solving the Palestinian problem. "Arab Egypt…

… cannot be left out of the ranks of the Arab Nation, which is indispensable to Egypt, while Egypt is indispensable to the Arab'Nation," Hussein said. Druse gunners shell east Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon…

… Levy. Tim Makinen. Adorn Martin, Mike McGraw, . News Editor......................GEORGE ADAMS Scott McKinley, Barb McQuade Lisa Nofen, Phil Student Affairs Editor ... ...............BETH ALLEN Nussell…

… Carly Southworth iDaily Staff Reporters Not only is this year's crop of first- year students the largest entering class in the history of the University, they also may be the least politically inter…

…- ested. An annual study conducted by the University of California at Los Angeles reported that the more than one and a half million of the country's first-year university and college students exhibit the…

… reached the University, and students have mixed opinions on the issue. LSA first-year student John Siddall is part of the remaining 73 percent who said he does not care about politics. "(Politics) isn…

…'t very exciting to me," Siddall said. "There's not much I can really change. I'm one voice lost in a million." Some University students said lack of time is also a main constraint on their political…

… activity. Engineering first-year student Jason Riback said he does not have enough time to keep up with politics. "Because I'm studying and involved in a fraternity, there's no time (for poli- tics…

… and naking the decisions," Riback said. Political science Prof. Hanes Walton, Jr. said he believes many students will find politics to be more important as they prepare to graduate. "Practical realities…

… is. Some first-year students already have discovered the significance of polities. "I am very interested (in politics). In taet, I just begged my way into an Intro to American polities class," said LSA…

… all non-aligned nations should support Sadat to prevent Israel from exploiting Arab See ISRAELI, Page 6 'U'student grabs loot on Wheel of Fortune' By ELIZABETH SLOWIK LSA senior Larry Caplan is a…

… populated section of the Negev Desert. Prime Minister Mena- chem Begin has publicly rejected the idea of changing the accepted Israeli- Egyptian boundary. King Hassan of Morocco called on Arab countries to…

… rally behind Sadat, saying such support would put pres- sure on Western leaders to persuade Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab territory.; In an interview published today in the Cairo daily Al…

… agreement. Humphrey linked his appeal for Israeli flexibility on the Sinai settle- ments to his view that there also is a need for Arab compromising on the Palestine issue. MRS. HUMPHREY'S appointment was…

… BECAUSE1 elimination of Plan B - which requires be "more dem students to take courses in the analytic, & Committeec empirical, moral, and aesthetic modes he believes it of learning - and raises the number…

… Housin Executive Committee reports to the requests by Q governing faculty of LSA which makes has attracted the final decision. morning riser from East Qua requirements students have approach- it if it…

… meant discussing educationa bution requirement with goals with students. f "what's the minimum I LSA-SG appointee Carolyn Rosen and so have usually satis- berg said she is "very excited" abou without much…

… effort, ac- the proposal. She agrees that it wil huck Judge, director of "encourage students to go to the othe c Counseling. plans," adding that the independent ap THE revised plan C will proach will…

… probably appeal most ti nanding," Associate Dean very highly motivated students. chairman John Knott said THE PROPOSAL has been in formu will "induce students to lation since early last term when a sub tions…

… more seriously." He committee of the curriculum commi es that they will be en- tee began seeking input from student think about the aims of a and faculty about the distributiv ion." plans. By mid…

…, 1977 Ten Cents E i ~,.E ight Pages r iF Y~OU SEE N&S HM A O-AU ILJY Stranded students Five Michigan students stranded in Latin Amer- ica due to the financial collapse of an Ann Arbor- based exchange…

… program will be coming home Jan. 18, state officials said yesterday. The five were among 22 U. S. students originally stranded because the International Cultural Exchange lacked the funds to bring them home…

… for women, at 7 p.m. in the Central Campus Recreation Bldg. - bring your student ID. e Phyllis philosophizes The latest words of wisdom from Phyllis Schla- fly, Republican activist and prominent…

… to pursue the swift completion of its appoin ed rounds. As students in 300 school districts throughout the state enjoyed a day off, as did students at Eastern Michigan University and Washtenaw…

… Community College, University students trudged their normal routes to class. It took them considerably longer than usual, of course, ON NORTH CAMPUS many students were forced to walk to central campus as most…

… buses were suck in the drifts. Sev- eral buses bypassed Bursley Hall altogether until roads were cleared late in the morning. Some undaunted stu'dents depended on their new cross-country skis to…

…. Kissinger MUNICH OLYMPICS SUSPECT: Arrest spurs touts American strength Arab PARIS (AP) - An interna- tional storm blew up yesterday around the arrest in France of an alleged Palestinian terrorist on…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 5, 2001 NATION/WORLD Arab leaders criticize peace proposal Arafat looks to reach deal before end of Clinton's term CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Arab for- eign…

… Yasser Arafat said he still hoped a peace deal with Israel could be reached before Clinton leaves office in two weeks. The Arab League foreign ministers objected to a portion of the U.S. propos- al that…

… progress could be made. Israel says an influx of Palestinian refugees would destabilize the country by upsetting the balance between Jews and Arabs. Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa, speaking as the…

… chairman of the Arab League meeting, said the ministers considered the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to Israel to be "sacred." "I would like to point out that Lebanon has totally rejected the…

… spokesman Noam Katz said his govern- ment was engaged with the Palestinians, not the Arab League. Israel, Katz said, ACROSS THE nN Medicaid to cover breast cancer costs WASHINGTON -- President Clinton called…

… Yasser Arafat, left, leaves the Arab League headquarters in Cairo after meeting with Arab foreign ministers yesterday, was trying to determine if Arafat's reported conditional acceptance "falls within the…

… the states and the tobacco industry. drugs such as ecstas In middle school, the survey found, In receiving the f overall smoking rates among students drug policy adviser, of Asian decent are the lowest…

… is when smoking ase among students ounds. scusses rt findings -- President Clin- signs of progress in se yesterday but that "drugs continue ous toll" on young n steroids and club ;y. final report from…

… 0 0 /2001 WINTER( r c t Cm r Winter Half-Price Student Ticket Sale Saturday, January 6, 10 am-1 pm Hill Auditorium Pilobolus Vermeer Quartet Mingus Big Band: Blues and Politics Alvin Ailey…

…," said Jeff Allen, an RC senior on the search committee, which consists of nine faculty and three students. "Blake has awakened in us the original visions the founders of the RC had," said Marty Richardson…

…, a sophomore on the search committee. "He was motivational and exemplary and uplifted the people who heard him speak." When Blake visited the RC last month, several University graduate students who had…

… teach even the most non-traditional student." In a six-hour meeting on Dec. 18, the search committee read all of the evaluations and rankings before de- ciding upon Blake. "We talked a lot about Blake ver…

… Cynthia Halse. The sculpture is part of an exhi- bition in the Hospital courtyard. MLK Day celebrations BY VERA SONGWE When classes are cancelled Mon- day, University students will be able to choose…

… from a long list of activi- ties planned by the administration and students to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday. But many students across the country don't have the day off, while others find few…

… opportunities to cel- ebrate on campus. "That is the difference between Michigan State and the University of Michigan," said MSU student Joe Lamport, who must attend class on Monday. "University of Michigan…

… list are motivated toward peace. He said he thought there was no distinct Arab per- spective on the Mideast situation. "What do people mean as an Arab point of view," he said. "I think (the conference…

… coor- dinators) did a good jol representing different points of view," Davis said, adding the assembly should have n-in- terest in perpetuating the Arab stereotype. Assembly members also argued that in…

…-classified research. Critics of the decision charge that the Students protest research demand public forum (Continued from Page 1) GAMOTA, A former research direc- tor for the Pentagon, called to cancel on Friday…

… information on defense research projects is available. But graduate student Vicki Shapiro countered: "There are a lot of mem- bers of the student body who have not had a chance to speak to you in- dividually…

…, and find out what's going on." Marx, one of the student members of the Research Policies Committee, said the idea of informal meetings with in- terested people is not practical, and does not provide…

… on the part of the Progressive Students Network, which organized the meeting. "We are tired and frustrated with the administration snowballing us like they did today.. . we are going to take a lit- tle…

… the Michigan Student Assembly. MEDICAL SCHOOL Prof. Daniel Ringler said the majority of the com- mittee's members do not think that cer- tain projects in question violate the University guidelines…

… Student Union Ticket Office Michigan Trailways-Ann Arbor Agent 995-8899 Reservations deadlineFeb 4 1983 INDUSTRIAL ARTS/VOC ED . You're Needed All Over the World. Ask Peace Corps Industrial Arts/Voc Ed…

… visit nearby high schools and present Anti-discrimination pro- grams. In cooperation with the Student Legislature, IRA has issued a series of in- formative anti-discrimination pamphlets which have been…

… picture of Britain's ter- rible enmity toward Israel has been com- pleted. We have seen part of the picture before, but now all the details are in, and it goes like this: 1. The Arabs are to be allowed to…

… attack Palestine at will, without British protest, and, sometimes, with British financial and administrative help. 2. When the Arabs are winning, which doesn't seem to happen often, there is Brit- ish…

… silence, and, usually, U.N. silence. 3. When the Arabs begin to lose, there is an instant British demand for a truce, and for withdrawal of the Israeli-always the Israeli-forces. 4. When (and it isn…

…'t proved that this yet has happened) the Israeli army drives the invaders back over the Arab borders, there are British threats of armed action in reprisal. Consider what this means: It means that every time…

… the Arabs attack, the Jews might lose, but that the Arabs can't. It means the British are tolerating the war, then rigging it so that it can endanger only one party. If, in one of these forays, the…

… Arabs did overrun Israel, one can imagine how much relief Israel would re- ceive from the U.N. But \should Israel, pursuing the fleeing Arabs, step foot on Arab soil, then Britain, the saying, is, will go…

… right to strike at the base of the enemy's power is flatly denied. The Jews must, like a target, take it, again and again and again. The Arabs can always retreat to their safety zone, and prepare to try…

…. Directed Teaching, Qualifying Examination: All students expect- ing to do directed teaching in the spring term are required to pass a qualifying examination in the subject in which they expect to teach. This…

… examination, for all fields other than science, will be held on Saturday, Jan. 8, at 8:30 a.m. Students will meet in the au- ditorium of the University High School. The examination will consume about four hours…

… American Lecture Series in con- junctipn with the Asian American Law Students Association. While the Tony is Hwang's most prestigious award, it is not his first. In 1980, he won off- Broadway's Obie award…

… Author voices conflict of Arab in Israel BY JAY PINKA AUTHOR Anton Shammas leaves behind him a type of Dead Sea Scroll turned modernist in his latest novel Arabesques. Bridging the gap between two…

… conflicting cultures, and crossing to our continent, Shammas rivals James Michener in his saga of his family's fortunes from the 1830s to the 1980s. Shammas, a Christian and an Arab, lyrically interweaves his…

… experiences in an Arab village with fiction in the biblically allusive He- brew of Arabesques. The book be- came a best-seller after its 1986 de- but in Israel. Shammas' sardonic tone, reflec- tive of his…

… the terrorism of Arabs by Jews to the 1948 Declaration of In- dependence, which claims "the Jew- ish State in the Land of Israel... will maintain the complete social and political equality for all its…

… mononational Jewish State will result in destruc- tion of democracy. But through his mastery of both Arabic and Hebrew, Shammas demonstrates his desire to integrate the two cultures. He has published several…

… performances. Tickets are $5 each, Two-for-one (2 tickets for $5) for Thursday performances. Group rates are available. A WANTED: STUDENT PHONATHON CALLERS Part Time Employment The School of Education will…

… interview students by phone who will be hired to call alumni nationwide for an alumni fundraising phonathon. . Phonathon held Sunday through Thursday, February 14 - March 24, excluding Spring Break . Callers…

… MATTSON A speaker at Rackham Amphitheatre last night blamed most of the problems of the Middle East on American politics, America's inability to com- prehend the Arab world, and the in- fluence of the pro…

… the Arab people . as becoming communistic or becoming allied with the Soviet Union," he said. But Bassiouni added that unless the United States makes more overtures towards Arab nations, the Soviet…

… students for jobs, the company never asked for or wanted security protection. But that was exactly what they got from "Nuclear Security Agents," a group sarcastically protesting the company's production of…

… tiny room at the career planning and placement office in East Engineering, fourteen students met behind a paper covered window with the company's personnel manager, Daniel McCullen. Outside the door…

… lawmakers and city offi- cials said insurgents were likely trying to undermine the govern- ment ahead of an Arab League summit to be held in March in Baghdad. SANAA, Yemen Yeminis demand change in gov.'t Tens…

….S.-backed government falls. Yemen is the latest Arab state to be hit by mass anti-govern- ment protests, joining Tunisia and Egypt in calls for revolution- ary change. The demonstrations pose a new threat to the…

… our resources, we try to cope. If we can open classes, we do," Moreiras- Menor said. "My impression is we are placing the majority of students in classes." The Department of Romance Languages and…

… Literatures isn't the only department in which students have had.diffi- culties registering for classes. LSA sophomore Phoebe Barg- houty said she has encountered major issues trying to enroll in Department of…

… Communica- tion Studies courses that are already full. "Because I am a first-year student with sophomore stand- ing, and I am trying to gradu- ate early, it's hard to get all my required courses because I…

… complete- ly new schedule.". The problems with register- ing for required courses, Barg- houty said, could stem from students with other majors enrolling in popular classes to fill elective credits. "In lots…

… of cases, people are just taking them for an elec- tive, when people need them for their major," Barghouty said. "Sometimes I worry that I won't be able to graduate early." While some students are dis…

…- couraged from seeking enroll- ment if a class has filled up, others, like Public Policy senior Michael Bertenthal, attempt to get into the class by lobbying professors. "I think it's common for students to…

… well." He added that registration issues within other schools at the University besides LSA tend to be easier to resolve since students can receive more specialized help. "If you are in a smaller school…

…- liaments whose members are true representatives of the people and the governments are based on4 democratic principles of majority voting. As for the Arab students here, almost all of them are graduate…

… Zionists. I add here also that the Egyp- tian Government, for instance, sends about 500 graduate students every year to Europe and the United States, similar measures are also taken by the other Arab…

… Students: The final date for the approval of 2equisitions for the purchase of books, equipment and special sup- plies will be Wednesday, Jan. 7. Men living in approved rooming horses who expect to move at…

… the end of this term should notify the householder to that effect before Thursday, Jan. 8. All men interested in working as Orientation Advisors for the spring semester may register at the Union Student…

…, Albany, New York. Business Administration: Clai sification for all students who ex- pect to be enrolled in the School of Business Administration during the Spring Semester will take place during the week…

…, Saturdays. Directed Teaching, Qualifying Examination: All students expect- ing to do directed teachinug in the spring , are required to pass a qual- ifying examuwination in the subject in which they expect to…

… bring bluebooks. Students Planning to do Direct- ed Teaching: Students expecting to do directed teaching for the secondary-school certificate in the spring term, are requested to se- cure assignments in…

…, 11:30- 12:00. All others, and any having con- flicts at scheduled hours, 2:00- 3:00 or by appointment. The Department of Engineering Mechanics wants student for part-time work to mount pictures for…

… sinco the fifteent1 century. The Arab countries, whether mon- archies or republics, all have their constitutions, houses of represen- tatives, houses of senates, and cabinets;: and all the representa…

… really ridiculous that one of them pretends to be of out- standing historical and political knowledge as to state without hes- itation that the group of stu- dents of the Arab countries in the United…

…, and new killings today boosted the unofficial death count' to 699 in Palestine for that pe- riod. Three Arabs Dead Three Arabs were killed and seven British soldiers were wound- ed in a gun battle that…

… developed_ in Beit Safafa, a Jerusalem sub- urb, an official announcement said. The Arabs were directing sniper fire at an army fire brigade fighting a blaze in a flour mill, and the battle resulted when the1…

… Arabs refused to even dis- cuss plans for the part of Pales- tine allotted to them by the Unit-c ed Nations. The Arab higher com- mittee declared it would neither recognize partition nor permit it to be…

… semester inbwhich white students can enter begins Janu- ary 15. There is no: Oklahoma State law school for Negroes now. The applicant already has been waiting two years while the case was in -litigation…

… ever held in Brazil. Good Chance for Increase In Allowance Seen by AVC (Special to The Daily) WASHINGTON-Prospects of Congressional action to increase subsistence allowances for student-vets early this…

… * * * House Gives Vet Snowballs Cold Shoulder WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-(P)- Some Michigan congressmen had icicle-like comment today for the snowballs with which student vet- erans in the State bombarded them as part…

…' demands for increased sub- sistence allowances. A delegation of 17 student vet- erans from Michigan colleges ap- peared on Capitol Hill to press. the campaign wtih personal calls on Michigan congressmen…

… Baker, University students, are currently in Wash- ington to loin a national lobby for increased subsistence. They will call on Speaker Mar- tin, House Floor Leader Charles Halleck, and House Veterans Af…

…- fairs Committee chairman Edith Nourse Rogers to explain the plight of the student veterans. "If Congress is to keep faith with the promises made in passing the GI Bill, iminedi4te increases must be…

… nuclear deterrent, defend Organization Notices I Gay Liberation Coffee House, Friday, Jan. 21, 7:30 PM, Canterbury House. Organization of Arab Students,. Arab weekend, Rive Gauche, Jan. 28j and 29, 7:30 PM…

…, Arabic-food and en-j tertainment. LSA Student 'Government. Exec. Council, open meeting, Jan. 26, 7:00 PM, 3M Michigan Union. Daystar endangered In the past week a problem has arisen that threatens to end…

… Rackham Prog. not later than Feb. 4. 1972; applics. avail. in Rm. 1014 Rackham, 764-4405. SUIMMER PLACEMENT 3200 SAB Miss Liberty, London, Engl, will In- terview students Tues., Jan. 25, 3:30-5 pm.; details…

… avail.; must be able to type; phone or register in person, 764- 7460. CORRECTION In a story yesterday concern- ing the resignation of two mem- bers of the LSA student govern- ment, The Daily incorrectly…

… re- ported that the government was considering petitioning for LSA student representation on all- University committees. Bill Jacobs, a member of the government, said today: "Our position is that SGC…

… is the only body that can represent students and appoint students to all- campus committees." Also, contrary to a report in The Daily, Jacobs says that pro- ceedings have been set in motion to fill the…

… vacancies caused by the resignations. For the Student Body: LEVI'S Corduroy Bells $8.50 CHECKMATE State Street at Liberty (Continued from Page 1 ) by-law was passed. Knauss pre- sented a solution to the prob…

… began to function. And the policy board's effectiveness as a vehicle for student power remain-1 ed to be seen. Knauss b elie.v e s the policy board has proved successful for his office. "I wouldn…

…'t recommend it across the board," he says. "I think in this office, where you are concerned with student services, that the primary and principal responsibility f o r determining what services are needed should…

… be in the hands of the students, that are being served. But when you move over, for example, to the plant department or in academic affairs, then I'm not sure that a policy board as such would be an…

…Jr k dftgrnlai Vol. CI, No. 76 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, January 17, 1991 Tha MiciganQ i1 ---I U.S. -led air orces attack Iraq Bombs fall in 'Baghdad day after deadline Students in…

… South Quad gather to watch television coverage of the U.S. attack on Iraq. "I don't think this war is winnable," said one student. Shocked students crowd CENTRAL SAUDI ARABIA- (AP) - The United States…

… launched air attacks against Iraq late yesterday afternoon EST, hurling its air force against an Arab power that for five months has held Kuwait. "The liberation of Kuwait has begun," President bush de…

… Cohn Daily Staff Reporters ets as U.S. goes to war As the United States began bombing Iraq last night, hundreds of disbelieving students packed resi- dence hall lounges and living rooms to watch the…

… events unfold. "I never thought I would see a war in my lifetime," said Sunita Tummala, an LSA first-year student. Students sat, their eyes glued to the television, and solemnly watched newscasters report…

… the latest in U.S. air forces attacks. "I was expecting it, but not so soon," first-year LSA student, Paul Guthrie said. "I heard the troops weren't prepared for desert warfare." As Operation Desert…

… first-year student. "By not listening or adhering to diplomacy and reason, Saddam Hus- sein has left the United States and the allies in a situation that can only be resolved with force," Business School…

… and Bush won't give up," said Stuart Belizaire, an LSA sophomore. Students predict the next few days will bring an upheaval in their lifestyles. Many students expressed concern about concentrating on…

… their schoolwork, while an event of such importance is going on. One student reported that a professor said he understood the difficulty of studying during a world crisis With the outbreak of war, stu…

…- dents are questioning the role of mi- nority groups in conflict. Some students saw this conflict on a national scale. "Every war- time society brings changes on people's attitudes about their lives…

….m. today. The show will feature tradi- tional and contemporary Arabic music. CRIME NOTES Racist graffiti found in Herbert H. Dow building Racial slurs targeting students of Asian descent were found at about…

… The Hellenic Student Association will host its first annual talent show and Tavli tournament today from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Michigan Union's Uni- versity Club. The cost is free and any- one is…

… eligible to enter. Refreshments will be provided. Ensemble to play contemporary Arabic music The Arabic Music Ensemble will present a concert in the Britton Recital Hall of the E.V Moore building at 8 p…

…- cials are investigating Associate Housing Director John Finn after the adminis- tration discovered he was holding an apartment reserved for underprivileged students on North Campus last year. The…

… offers the residence rent- free to underprivileged students until they gain financial stability. He also claimed the arrangement was made so he could demonstrate a "model" apart- ment for potential renters…

…. Housing Director Robert Hughes described Finn's actions as a "mis- judgment." Finn replied, "I'm not saying it was right. But there were minority students who were in a very critical time and I helped them…

…' chairwoman Katherine DeGrow, an Eaton Rapids Republican, and O'Connor, the board's vice chairman. Deadline tonight for A2 journalist held hostage Study: College students lack vital literacy skills…

… Iraqi women were due to be freed by the U.S. military. But the White House said no pris- oner release appeared imminent, and a major Sunni Arab clerical group said it could do little to help because it…

… Journal before moving to Jordan and launching her freelance career in 2002, learning Arabic along the way. Her newspaper's Washington bureau chief, David Cook, also urged the cap- tors to contact the paper…

… hopes to reach Arab television audiences and per- suade Carroll's captors to free her. The Bloomfield Hills-based Islamic Shura Council of Michigan, which rep- resents about 20 Muslim groups in the state…

… The Interfraternity Council and the Office of Student Affairs met to dis- cuss the controversy about the enforce- ment of a two-year probation of fraternities that did not have a mini- mum 2.4 GPA among…

… brunch to accommodate students whose "sched- ules do not correspond to the dining hall hours." Brunch began 15 minutes after the regularly scheduled breakfast and served lighter fare such as donuts and…

… Lesbian Gay Male Pro- grams Office and students ranged from "unacceptable" to "disappointing." Jan. 9, 1970 The case against an Ann Arbor Argus editor was dismissed. Kenneth Kelley was charged with…

… million mosque this summer, a centerpiece in what mem- bers say will become the largest Arab American religious and cultural facility in North America. "Our community has grown nearly tenfold since the…

… feature an auditorium, library and community center. It also will retain the Muslim American Youth Academy, which opened with 35 students in 1997 at the site. About 170 students now are "Our community has…

… least 300,000 people of Middle Eastern descent are estimated to live in the Detroit area. Nearly 30,000, or 30 percent, of Dearborn's population claimed Arab ancestry in the latest census. The Islamic…

… Center's complex is one of several projects underway designed to meet the needs of south- east Michigan's growing Arab Amer- ican community. A $12.8 million Arab American National Museum, the first of its…

…- can-Arab Anti-Discrimination Com- mittee of Michigan. Pharmacology Prof. Jonathan Maybaum and School of Information employee David Chmura attempt to repair the audio after a break in a satellite field…

… strongest supporters, surveys indicate, are younger adults and college students. To execute their plan, MCRI will rely most heavily on volunteers going door to door. But O'Brien said that "the more efficient…

… most vital to one's dental welfare.- But while teachers fight tooth and nail to get their students to the dentist, they do not realize that drinking fluoridated water and using sealants are more…

… University of Minnesota. Lang's study is only a beginning step to help people brush up on dental health awareness, he said. The research team plans on interviewing elementary school students about their…

… run some tests on it," Faja said. Student (Contnued fropPage 1) read at a "ridiculously young age," though Davis will not reveal the ex- act age. When Davis was four years old, she was a member of…

… - Israeli border police in the West Bank opened fire on Palestinian protesters yesterday, wounding one, and Arabs hurled firebombs at soldiers in the Gaza Strip. Defense Minister Yitzhak Shamir said the…

… policy of using beatings to quell protest applies only during violent demonstrations. Border policemen shot a Palestinian in the leg when dozens of protesters, many covering their faces with checkered Arab…

… headdresses, surrounded a patrol in the Jenin refugee camp, an army spokesman said. He said the patrol used tear gas and rubber bullets first, then fired because their lives were in danger. The Arab…

…-run Palestine Press Service said Israeli gunfire wounded two Arabs, one 12 years old, during protests at the West Bank town of El Bireh and the Jalazoon refugee camp near Nablus. Photographers saw 15 Arabs…

… her office have reflected subtle forms of bias against other Black staff members and Ferris State students, she claimed. 4 What's )h( Happening Recreational Sports " FOUL SHOOTING TOURNAMENT ENTRIES…

…." r. /'a , A' *4 % ';/ Vol. XCVIII-. No. 81 The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan…

… National Student News Service. Editor in Chief ................... ROB EARLE Film................. JOHN SHEA Managing Editor ..........................AMY MINDELL Theater ................JENNIFER KOHN News…

… Bank including attacks on Jewis students in Hebron, riots after the car bombings of three West Bank mayors, and the assassinations of pro-peace Arabs in the West Bank and in Gaza. You also fail to note…

… club. Christopher Potter is a Daily staff writer. His column appears every Friday. ~5 -Tise li stditganrty tig Edited and managed by students at The University 'of Michigan Feiffer Vol. XCI, No. 91…

… events. a For two reasons, I authored the motion to postpone-NOT REJECT-until next week the recognition of the Student Association of the United Friends of the Islamic Republic of Iran. First, it has been…

… alleged by the FBI that Iranian student associations in the United States have formal ties with the Khomeini government. It is believed that Iranian student associations are taking money and orders from…

… Iran. If this is the case with the local association, then it is not a legitimate student organization and under the MSA constitution can be denied recognition. Second, what is the purpose of this group…

… David accords? Never before has an Arab country been at peace with Israel. In fact, before Begin and the Likud party came to power in May, 1977, no single Arab leader had ever even offered to negotiate…

… peace with Israel since its independence in 1948. In those twenty nine years, only one Arab leader, a prince from Jordan, had the integrity to speak out publicly for peace with Israel. He was promptly…

… that since Israel took control of the area, the holy sites in the Old City of Jerusalem are available to all Third, you claim that Begin ha$ "allowed the military to clamp repressive measures on Arab…

… Program, tuition charges and student loans in an effort to help students and their families meet the rising prices of college edu- cation. According to Bullard, the bill package was designed to increase…

… which arbitrarily deny eligibility to needy groups of students." Crash landing Reversing its own decision, the state Court of Ap- peals yesterday said a law requiring motorcyclists to wear crash helmets…

… Marionette Theatre will be at Mendels- sohn tonight at 8:00; for more info call 763-1107 .. . the Student Coalition Against Racism is sponsoring two speakers tonight at 7:30 in the Anderson Room of the Union…

… to cooperate in our national suicide." ONLY WHEN the Arab states accept Israel "will the Pales- tinian issue be constructively and finally tackled," he said. Rabin's speech to a joint meeting of the…

… occupied ter- ritories and guarantee Israel's secure borders. In his speech Rabin said the core of the Arab-Israeli con- flict is the refusal of the Arab countries 'to reconcile them- selves tonthe right of…

…." Along these lines, Rabin said, he is ready to meet with any Arab head of government at any time, at any place. "WE, THE people of our re- gion, are destined to live to- gether for all time," he said…

…. "Never again shall there be a Middle East without the state of Israel." Earlier, at the White House, President Ford again sought to prod Rabin toward additional compromises with the Arabs. A statement…

… JOSIMOVICH The 75-cent fee for student government serv - ices at the University was assessed this term despite last November's Student Government C nvnnl ; cinn wich n a thefeoluntar. Regents discuss the…

…4 OPINION Poge 4 Thursday, January 23, 1986 The Michigan Daily 0 te n tna n Michig an Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Directors pave Vol. XCVI, No. 8o 420…

… with the temperature. Reminiscent of spring fervor, students have organized outdoor events to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday and the thirteenth anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision…

…. Student activity should continue indoors when the wind starts biting again. Beware that cold comes to Ann Arbor without warning. This un- seasonable warmth has been a tease, a delightful diversion. Later…

… (O 507-VP~Y - TOis Gl-r-rIAG ,. f ! f f J,/f; a ;f !rf ,' ; I LETTERS: ,4/ 1' Arab leaders don't help Palestinians ,'i : /. r"' ! i . , jjf ,,, i /II" i 1 yni. /, l1:. '1 Ni ,,,, To the…

… bring about any peaceful solutions in the region. There have also been the deterioration of the Middle East and Palestinian peoples. From Nasser to Khaddafy who vowed to bring together all Arabs in…

… promise of a "never-ending Armed Struggle" has only compounded the misery of the Palestinians and Arabs living on Israel's bor- ders. whereas Israel donates more than a number of Arab countries. Why have…

… Palestinians continue to suffer. that Arab and Jew can in fact live in peace. Let someone convince the PLO and the Arab leaders of today that their past policies have and only will lead to war. Fawaz Turki, a…

…O1PINION Page 4 Friday, January 16, 1987 The Michigan Do Lucas f1 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol.. XCVII, No. 76 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M1 48109 L…

… request for "creative" ileas toward this goal. In re - sponse, students should not allow t opportunity to directly influence JWiversity decisions slip through ioir fingers. . pi ..:.. . . ~ :.Interim…

… positions .rbomising to represent student onstituencies such as MSA, BSU, IA, and the elected officials of bth Greek systems, should offer carefully prepared, thoughtful &proposals which will be difficult for…

… a University committee, and ultimately Duderstadt, to justifiably reject. U.S. takes advantage of ; sweepstakes Indications are that student leaders are already moving in this direction. The Student…