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… n aaUaL C StOVE IEZM All OV Q t7 Q Q DU ' 1~$ EONSCANDIq 9 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SINCE 1890 GEOFFREY GAGNON Editor in Chief MICHAEL GRASS NICHOLAS WOOMER…

… leeway. In addition, your ability to learn languages doesn't really matter. It's a fact that some students' brains don't register foreign 'lan- guages as well as others. I may have a hard time and need to…

…" stereotype often used to typify University of Michigan Busi- ness School students. Is it accurate? For some People, perhaps. But for a member of the Daily edit board, which is a consistent champion of student…

… Institute of Fine Arts. Since 1939, Miss Stark through. her work with the British Foreign office has succeeded in helping hold the Arab world to the Allied cause. For the thirteen years before the outbreak of…

… camera and learned to speak Arab- ic like. an Arab. Both through her written word and through her photography she has shared her discoveries about these little explored sections of the Near and Middle East…

… discussed and showed slides of the Home of Tomorrow and the new "Soldr" Houses. The lec- tures were given under the auspices of the Student Branch of the A.I.A. dropped from airplanes. They tare urged to…

…. 3ISA NOTES: Do you know your, student government? By MIKE TAYLOR THE MICHIGAN STUDENT ASSEMBLY is now a year old, but most students know scarcely more about the body than what the initials MSA…

… stand for. S arting this week, a series of weekly articles written by various MSA members will attempt to correct this situation. Most students seem to have two important questions, "What purpose does MSA…

… serve?" and "What can it do for me?" MSA has two important primary func- tions. First, the Assembly attempts to represent and lobby for the interests of students to the faculty and the administration…

…. Secondy, the Assembly provides support and direct services to students and student or- ganizations. Thus, MSA exists to make the University of Michigan experience as valuable as possible for each and every…

… select their own successors. The action, on a recommenda- ~tion by University President Rob- ben W. Fleming, culminated near- ly two years' work by the faculty- student Committee on Communi- cations Media…

… by have been appointed by the Board Prof. L. Hart Wright of the Law in Control of Student PublicationsSchool chairman of the commit- acting on the recommendation of tee, recommended the publications…

… and all freshmen live in dormitor ies. Parental permission will be required, however, for fresh- men students and women under 2l who desire to live in off- campus housing. The vote on the requirement…

… was made without debate. The resolution further stipulates that a special letter be included in the mailings to all, newly enrolled students stating: - The educational advantages of dormitory living…

… calls o elcn the present Board in Control of Student Pub- lications with a restructured: Board for Student Publications. The new board will consist of three faculty members selected by the Senate Assembly…

… app help revitalize the school." Willard Olson, retiring dea recommendation of the student .Daily-Andy sacks mandatory residency requirement publications editors. REGENTS PONDER arguments on the Wright…

… return By MICHAEL THORYN If the campus seemed a little dead yesterday, blame early registration. A large butdundetermined number of students who had the energy to advance classify and register during the…

… Univer- sity's first early registration Dec. 4-20 haverlittle reason to return to Ann Arbor prior to classes that begin today. Students willing to skip the first days of card shuffling may not return to…

… is built chiefly on clandestine radio broadcasts said a student in the process of by the National Liberation Front, the political arm of the scrapping all but one of his Viet Cong, last month that…

…- the escape from the Viet Cong of three prisoners of war had wart smiled broadly. He had hurt the prospects for more releases. spent most of December herd- 9 0 *r ing 13,624 students through ear…

… we can't be sure." Last fall, 300 students who registered failed to pick up their materials. "It's a long time between April and September," Zimmer- mann added. "The problem is not knowing who is…

… coming back." Kay Towle of the Junior- Senior Counseling Office said work there went "very well." "We did a lot less counseling than usual," he said. Today, when students will need a counselor's signature…

… to drop and add, Mrs. Towle ex- pects the office to be crowded. A secretary in the honors of- fice agreed. "There seem to be fewer students," she said. "Park- ing is still easy." Though the…

… registration mood was pleasant, some students still have complaints. "Why do we ,have to fill out these inane ad- dress cards when our address doesn't change?" a woman ex- claimed. terest rates, Igh ten credil…

… government that col- lapsed in the wake of Israel's comando strike on Beirut air- port. It appeared certain that the move would turn Lebanon to a harder pro-Arab, anti-Israel line in the Middle East dispute…

… Arab lands that The International Red Cross is they have occupied now for 19 supervising the operation. A Red months. Cross representative, Jean Engi- Troops started moving El Qan- man, said the Israelis…

… disappeared, wrote researcher Will - iam Newmark, a graduate student at the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources. "Without active intervention by park managers, it is quite likely that a loss of…

… million the formula would Rabbi says expel Arabs (Continued from Page 1) However, he says if Arabs currently living in Israel wish to stay, they must revoke their citizenship. "If Arabs want to stay, they…

… said his dislike for Arabs is not racist. "If they aren't prepared to accept this, they can go," he said. Ann Arbor resident and University of Detroit Prof. Susan Rodriguez said, "It is not healthy for…

… Engineering; " manufacturing work experience; " knowledge of the aerospace industry We are offering a scholarship for up to $9,000 plus summer employment for students who qualify for third and fourth year…

… titled "In Search of a Near East Settlement: The Aftermath of Lebanon '82" which was sponsored by the University and Easten Michigan University chapter of the Organization of Arab Students.s' Al-Hoss said…

…'s problem and the Mideast problem are inseparable. The Arab unrest, he said, has provided a catalyst to the "ever-festering domestic problem" in that country. That problem, he said, may some day lead Lebanon…

… League of Arab States, speaks about U.S. and Arab relations yesterday in Rackham Auditorium. TODAY Reagan sees the light EVERYONE KNOWS celebrities can help sell a product. But a Phoenix toy company…

… experimental students course evaluations to be tested in the following school year. * 1973 - A jury of eight women and four men in less tharul 90 minutes convicted G. Gordon Liddy and James McCb-d Jr., two…

…STUDENT LOBBY See editorial page .: '1 Sir4 1O UlQ MIDDLING High --22 Low-40 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 19, 1978 Ten Cents Eight Pages U…

…'s two key negotiating demands - total Israeli withdrawal from occu- pied Arab lands and self-determination for the Palestinians. THERE WAS no immediate Israeli comment on the development. The Israeli…

… over Pales- tinian rights to a homeland and Israel's 11-year occupation of Arab lands. THE TALKS were "continuing in a vicious cycle," Egyptian Information Minister Abdel Moneim el Sawy said in…

… from Arab lands and self-determination for the Palestinians - have not changed. The decision "is part of its (Egypt's) clear and frank stand in facing this situation," Sawy said. "EGYPT LEAVES the…

… being a 'skeleton' report." See HOOVER, Page 8 By DIANE ROBINSON Although dismayed by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's sudden decision to cut short Mideast negotia- tions, interested students and faculty…

… Henry, who teaches a class in the Arab-Israeli conflict. HENRY SAID that if peace talks are to continue; there must be a better comprehension of the Egyp- tian stance. "I don't think Egypt wants to break…

… 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…

… Committee for a New Jewish Agenda-We Are All Arab Jews In Israel, 3 p.m., 126 E. Quad. . Cinema Two-The Spy Who Came in From the Cold, 7, 9 p.m., Angell Hall Aud. A. Cinema Guild-The Bofors Gun, 7, 9:05p…

…-will play, comment on works by Brahms, 2 p.m., 276 IUndian Rover Place. For reservations, call 668-8935. Tempo Classical Recital-student performance, 2 p.m., Pendleton Room, Union.r University Musical Society…

…, "Teaching About Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict in the 1980's", noon, Lane Hall. SNR Research Group for Environmental Action-Perry Bullard, State Rep., "Current Environmental Issues & Legislation in…

… 'Students-Father Don McAllister on "The Hospice Movement," 7:30 p.m., Institute of Gerontology, 520 E. Liber- ty., PERFORMANCES School of Music-Flute Students Recital, 5:30 p.m., Recital Hall.. EXHIBITS…

… Michigan", the second Founders Day Concert will feature distinguished fac- ulty soloists and student musicians perform- ing George Frederick Handel's oratorio, "Israel in Egypt." Sunday, 4:00 Hill Auditorium…

… 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…

…, if we had an exodus of bright students, then we would be in trouble," she added. Last spring, similar changes occurred at Harvard University, when former U.S. Treasury Secre- tary Lawrence Summers was…

….' In a hint of tonight's speech, a top HATE CRIMES Continued from Page 1 report documenting 645 of the hate crimes that occurred against Asian and Arab Americans the week after Sept. 11, Mishra…

… Washington Post contributed to this report. Mishra advised students to assume a more proactive role in combating race- based discrimination. "It takes real leadership to show people the conditions of the…

…'s very shocking to see. I'm actually surprised to see that so many Indians are victims (of hate crimes). I thought (the backlash) was more of an Arab thing," she said. LSA sophomore Kimberly Kim agreed. "I…

… Brad .auman Tuesday, January 29, 2002 Information Tables 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Michigan Union, Downstairs Lobby 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. International Center Learn about our outstanding student…

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… Student League, which last year found itself holding the campus spotlight on more than Truck Driver Miraculously Escapes Death In Accident CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING one occasion, exists no more, either…

… nationally or locally. Its place in the anti-war and anti- fascist movement among the young people of America is to be taken by the American Student Union, a coalition organization of members of the N…

… will be functioning by the beginning of the second semester. Michigan students who attended1 the amalgamation meeting stated that approximately 450 delegates were present, representing about equally the…

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…0 Page 4 -The Michigan Daily -Friday, January 11, 1991 4 e £id4igau iBaiig EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 f S0 a 9pg…

… three are opposed to nflicting assertions, student opinion deputization (52 percent to 29.4 per- about the deputization of University cent). The administration should ac- lice officers is finally clear…

… importance, out for sure. or even the relevance, of student opin- A poll conducted by The Michigan ion. Duderstadt's rhetoric would lead Daily, The Michigan Review and Con- one to believe that student input…

… into sider Magazine has finally resulted in University policy is always solicited, a accurate barometer of student opin- and considered very significant. He ion. The poll, which was distributed to and…

… Walter Harrison, executive director a'representative sample of undergradu- of University Relations, have claimed ates during CRISP, revealed that a that students were consulted before the majority of…

… that vital area. The stakes are high. In the past four years the Soviets have made considerable headway among the Arab states, and the possibility of a major explosion-perhaps in Iran-is an excruciating…

… thought to State Department and British diplomats. Arabs, oil, the Suez Canal, trade, warm- water ports, air-lines-all hang in the balance. But the salient importance of the area is its strategic location…

… the Arab politician, who will ordinarily prom- ise the sun without procuring a mote. Un- like his fat predecessor, Naguib appears to be a realist with whom the West can bar- gain. Fortunately, he is…

… makings of a compromise. What form that compromise might take is not yet clear, but it is certain that concessions will have to be made on both sides. Egypt, as the leader of the Arab states, must be…

… his powerful paintings and drawings, the professor was well known on this campus as a warm, friendly person who was admired by both his students and colleagues. Prof. Lopez's untimely death at the age…

… student then: "Ah. the moon is a wound against the sky tonight. It looks like a cold sore on a piece of black velvet." The impact of the depression of the early 1930's on a fine, sensitive mind is shown in…

… -David Cargo DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) Five students (women) placed on so- cial probation for one week anda warned; four students (women) placed' on social probation for two weeks…

… and warned, For drinking by minor and using false idenkification to purchase liquor: One student fined $20.00 ($10.00 for each offense) and warned. For drinking in automobile and pro- viding minor with…

… intoxicants: One student fined $25.60 (second offense) and warned. For participating it unauthorized party and providing minor with intox- icants: One student suspended indef- initely (repeated offenses); one…

… student fined $20.00 and warned. For participating in unauthorized party and driving after drinking: One student fined $25.00 and warned. For participating In unauthorized party: Two students fined $10…

…, March 4, the arrangements com- mittee of the executive council decid- ed yesterday. The Student Model Senate was con- ceived by several campusleaders and the original plans were sketched by interested…

… faculty members to con- solidate and express campus opin- ion on national and international af- fairs. Petitions of candidacy, signed by five students, must be presented at the Student Senate office in Lane…

… chairman of the committee. Scammon yesterday announced the plan of election which will be as fol- lows: Thirty-two members of the Senate will be elected from the Uni- versity at large with every student…

… eligible to be a candidate, and all students eligible to vote. "The election will be held under the 'P. R.' system," he said, "in which students vote by choice, indicating the first choice for senator by…

… figure 1, second choice by figure 2, and so on." To be elected, a student must have a quota, which is determined by di- viding the total number of votes cast by the total number of senators to be elected…

… laborers. 3 Jews Killed AsArabSnipers Peril Holy City Budget Slash Puts Deficit At ABillion But Increase Is Possible x In Relief Appropriations And Naval Construction Congress' Opinion Divided Over Cuts…

…. Forsythe, director of the Univer- sity Health Service strongly advocat- ed yearly "health conferences" for upperclassmen. The health conference, an inter- view between doctor and student, in which the…

… student's past record is used as a guide, is not a physical ex- amination. Rather, it is a general discussion which may lead to a spe- cific examination. It is an oppor- tunity for the student, in an…

…Page 4- The Michigan Daily -Thursday, January 17,1991 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Ma ard Street AnnArbor, ichigan 48109 Viewpoint War has begun; get behind Bush…

… must think of and support U.S. troops, many of whom are our friends or rela- tives; it is not the soldiers' fault the country is at war. Students and members of the com- munity must also demonstrate…

… support peace through negotiation, not more killing through war. a "jihad," or holy war, on behalf of the en- tire Arab population, while the leaders of other nations in the Arab League have constantly…

… sanctions implemented by the United Nations Security Council would not have worked to wear down Hus- sein's resolve. As the President said last war. At this point, we, as students at a ma- jor university…

… at realistic ways to stave off the possible violation of students' rights. Clearly, there is legitimate skepti-. cism as to how conscious the Univer- sity police will be of student rights. The…

… administration has, in the past, consistently disregarded student interest and opinion, and has expressed a desire to quell opposition to University policy; the campus police force could be used to further these…

… ends. Thus, students need a way to supervise the operations of the new police. The University has created a deputi- zation oversight committee, which may or may not provide real power to stu- dents. The…

… committee will be made up of faculty, administrators and students, and will review the actions of the police force. While the committee leaves much to be desired in the way of formidable student input, any…

… sort of student check on the new police guarantees some pro- tection of student rights. If the Uni- versity officers overstep-their bounds and infringe upon freedoms now en- joyed by the student body, a…

… student representative on the committee would provide a vehicle for opposition. Therefore, the Michigan Student Assembly's refusal to submit nomina- tions for the committee is puzzling, and may ultimately…

…." Billed as a lecture by three event promotes ex-terrorists, the event drew opposition from several stu- intolerance dent groups and the Michigan office of the American-Arab By LISA HAIDOSTIAN and Anti…

…-Discrimination Com- DANIEL TRUMP mittee. Daily StaffReporters A large crowd gathered outside of the Rackham Build- More than 300 people - ing an hour before the event's including both students and scheduled 7 p…

….m. start. Flash- non-students - protested an es of yellow shirts worn by the event last night organized by protesters showed through the University's chapter of the the winter coats of many in Young…

… simi gran a fe Auburn prof: lower similarity ratings. Students with high simi- System would larity rankings are grouped together. In this way, the pro- be legal, help gram divides the applicant pool…

… into several groups of admissions students who, as evaluated by the program, resemble each By JAKE HOLMES other. Daily StaffReporter The system only gives rec- ommendations and doesn't rhile lawyers and…

… sci- By picking applicants from professor from Auburn different groups, admissions versity thinks he may have officers can admit a diverse ad the solution. group of students. n 2003, Juan Gilbert saw…

… aps of students without said. ing on racial quotas or The software has a specific erences. set of rules for determining ilbert presented this soft- similarities and differences, e to a group of about 20…

… the Uni- 'ed attributes. Applica- versity to consider diversity sthatareentirelyidentical when admitting students. id be given a "100 percent Because admissions staffers lar" rating by the pro- wouldn…

… of the contro- versial senior society former- ly known as Michigamua. United Asian American Organizations, a network of 35 Asian/Pacific Islander student groups, passed an amendment last semester…

…'s deci- sion to issue 'demands' and 'deadlines,' while holding See UAAO, page 3A JUST FOR KICKS STUDENT WRITING New Hopwood winners honored By ABIGAIL B. COLODNER Daily Arts writer Some of the most…

… Violets, 3 p.m., 332 .'StateSt. School of Music-Faculty Piano Recital-Louis Negal; program includes J. S. Bach partitas, 4 p.m., Rackham. Double Bass Students Recital, 8 p.m., Recital Hall. Horn Students…

…. No. 305. JewishCulturalAssocition of E.Q.-DeliDinner,6p.m., E.Q.,Rm. 164. Gay Discussion Group-"Voice of Reason vs. Moral Miority, 6 p.m., Guild House, 802 Monroe. Student Wood & Crafts Shop…

…. 1200. Women's Research Club-Joanne Wilson, M.D., "Peptic Ulcer: A Changing Disease,"7:30 p.m., East Conference Rm., Rackham. Jewish Cultural Association- Mordechai Nissan, "Jewish Nationaisn & Arab…

… Christian Science Organization-Mtg., 7:15 p.m., 3909 Union. United Students for Christ-Mtg., Presidt en Conference Rm., Fleming Ad sin Bldg. American Chem Society-Free tutoring for Chemistry, 7-9 p.m., 3005…

… Chem. Tau Beta Pi-Free Tutoring in lower-level math & science courses, Walk- in, 8-10 p.m., UGLI & 2332. School of Music-Piano Recital, Concerti program performed by doctoral students, 2 p.m., Recital…

… 11," said law student Ellie Tonkin. "It was so rapid, I couldn't count." The drive over, participants eagerly gulped hot chocolate and dried out by a fire. Most were tired, but spirits were high. It…

… military research, he also said that Ann Arbor students are becoming more involved in protesting such research. HE SAID THE students, at the University "were as far along" as any in the, country in making…

… the issue of, military research as important as it was during the Vietnam War. He praised a report recently prepared by Bret Eynon for the Michigan Student Assembly on University military research. He…

… urged students everywhere to take appropriate political action to redirect research from military to humane needs. "At long last our students are beginning to look up from their books. (They see) how the…

… also called for a "meaningful peace process" to deal with the Arab-Is- raeli conflict once' the war was over. Bush also paid tribute to the democratic aspirations of the peo- ple of the Soviet Baltic…

… Fleming Administration Building on Nov. 15 appeared before Judge Pieter Thomassen yesterday. It was their second pre-trial hearing at the Ann Arbor 15th dis- trict court. The remaining two students are out…

… of the country, and are not contesting the charges. County Prosecutor Kirk Tabbey has of- fered the students a plea bargain agreement 0 0 lal hearing - forcing them to accept a fine and com- munity…

… a misdemeanor. See PROTESTERS, Page 2 .Student pressures mark history of Black student enrollment by Sarah Schweitzer Daily Staff Reporter In the three decades affirmative action policies have…

…- marily through student initiative and persistence followed by ad- *ministration capitulation. Affirmative action originated in at the Univesity in 1970, when a coalition of Black students orga- nized the…

… Black Action Movement (BAM). This group was outraged by the three percent enrollment of Black students, the lack of support services for Black students, and the small number of Black faculty members. When…

…- creasing Black enrollment to at least 10 percent and implementing a series of programs designed to recruit Black and other minority students. Throughout the 1970s, aggres- sive recruiting and support pro…

…- grams were implemented which doubled Black enrollment. From 1970 to 1976, Black student en- rollment increased from three to seven percent. These results pleased adminis- trators and students, but they…

… charged that after Black students applied, little followup took place. So the admissions of- fice began to refine the recruit- ment process to make it more per- sonalized. Black students called Black In…

… 1988 University President James Duderstadt released the Michigan Mandate, proclaiming a University commitment to achieve a multi-cultural" and "diverse" student body. increased. The administration's and…

… Allied for Freedom and Equality to c ome together with any other interested students and screen a documen- tary about Arabic and Jewish women coex- isting peacefully. This was a compromise resolution after…

…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 4A - Monday, January 26, 2009 lie ffidiigan B&aiIy Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109…

… signed articles and illustrations represent solely the views ofttheir authors. Wasting students' time MSA should focus its attention on campus issues first fter two long, drawn-out meetings on January 13…

… and 21, the Michigan Student Assembly finally passed the reso- lution that it had debated for so long. This all-important, time-consuming resolution was a statement expressing regret for the…

… humanitarian crisis in Gaza. As the student government of the University, MSA is supposed to represent the students and work toward solving issues that concern them. But yet again, it has neglected its…

… responsibility to students and wasted time argu- ing about an issue over which it has no jurisdiction to address. If MSA wants to earn respect, it must mount a tangible effort to solve some of the issues that…

… pertain to campus life for students instead . NOTABLE QUOTABE Fun is not the first adjective that comes to mind:' - Rahm Emanuel, President Barack Obama's chief of staff, talking about his first week in…

… two meetings debating over resolutions about the crisis in Gaza. A Thursday night's meet- ing, the assembly finally settled on a resolu- tion calling for the American Movement for Israel and Students…

… with campus issues. There are plentyof issues that students are trusting MSA to hsandle. The assembly needs to follow through on its promise of better lighting across camuspus. It needs to improve its…

… website - including actually posting the minutes from its meetings - so that students have a way of checking up and seeing what's going on in MSA. Representatives need to confront campus crime. And, as the…

…, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages STUDENTS ANGRY: Probe reaction " varies, By JIM NEUBACHER A resolution passed Monday b the state Senate authorizing special investigation of "subversive groups" and "campus…

… water prices, as well as the necessity for con- tinuing dormitory improvements and constructing new housing. After the committee issues its report, the Student Ad- visory Committee on Housing, the Board…

… of Governors of Residence Halls, IHA, and University housing officials will I consider it. Utimately, Vice President for Student Affairs Barbara Newell and the Regents will determine if there will be a…

… the winter term ,o Ik eep ends in April. Gov. Milliken Miller SGC to send students to meeteg . islators -Associated Press LONDON PROTESTS, similar to this one in Paris. erupted yesterday in protest of…

… the hanging of subversive groups or 'illegal inter- By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ possible student action following ference . . . with the use of Michi-; Student Government Council is Gov., Robert Milliken…

…'s recent cut- gan educational facilities, 2 expected to a c t on a proposal; back in the budget request. strengthening state criminal laws Thursday to send student repre- "SGC is stepping in because relating…

… explosiveP quarrel between Israel and her qure ewe saadhrArab neighbors has kept the Mid- dle East neighbors in danger- Student-Grad The rest of the East Coast got ous farment. It has been inten.si- from…

…. The illegal drinking occurred Dec. 15, the day before: Christ- mas vacation. Police report they checked a car at Fifth and Wash- x ington and found five students who had been drinking. Four of them were…

…, '58, 19 years old, Y Albert' Meyer, '57, 20 years old, David Zolotow, '57, 20 years old, Andrew Baumer, '58, 19 years old. In. another drinking Incident last Friday, a University student was ftarrrested…

…, by' police in front of a ocal restrant for drunk and dis- orderly conduct. To Court Today, The student, Gordon Black, '57, was released on $50 bail. His case comes to court today. £ When arrested…

…'t have any trouble with students as a general rule." Clint Caster, owner of the res- taurant where Black was arrested, said Black never got in. Police Press Charges "We didn't have anything at all to do…

… with it. The police arrested him in front of the restaurant and x they're the ones who are pressing charges," Caster said. Caster went on to claim, "We are continually having trouble with students trying…

… realize their lia- bility. "Seldom does a student come in on a false ID and have a drink by himself. When he sits down with his friends he impli- Cates them." 'Further, Caster said, if a student who has…

… anti-American rioting in Jordan by elements which oppose that Arab kingdom's joining the Baghdad Pact. 'Precautionary' Move The War Office announcement called the move "a precautionary measure" to…

… first progress report dur- peace moves to end the Palestine ing the Student Government Coun- dispute will be discussed, too. cil meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in Eden Conterrs the Union. Eden conferred at No…

… beliefs. LSA junior Asif Harsolina, president ofthe Muslim Student Association, said Ramadan is "a 30-day fast teaching discipline and self-restraint." But exactly when Detroit-area Mus- swill begin…

… moon was sighted in many Arab countries Saturday. Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emir- ates, Yemen, Jordan and Egypt reported sightings of the moon yesterday. In Oman, the crescent could not be…

… of the Muslim's lunar calendar with a solar calendarand comes I 1 days later with each succeeding year. Jinnah El-Soloman a junior nursing student called Ramadan "an opportu- nity to gain spirituality…

… self-con- trol. Families and friends also gather together after sundown to share meals and many then retire to mosques for lectures and religious discussion. *"This is a month where students tend to go…

… to other people's homes for dinner," Harsolina said. "It's actually pretty fun." He said the Muslim Student Associa- tion holds dinners at different restau- rants in town where students gather to break…

… MEDSTART, Page 2A Mace forces residents to evacuate Barb our 0Y lnoityalliance By Katie Wang Daily Staff Reporter Declaring that the University has not done enough for students of color, the Alliance Four…

… the Members of the University Community "WE DEMAND That the Office of Academic and Multicultural Initiatives increase their focus on the retention of students of color The immediate establishment of…

… ethnic-specific cultural centers An increase in the number of faculty and students of color. 3 Guaranteed funding for student of color organizations Guaranteed autonomy of the Center for African and…

… went off and the entire build- ing was evacuated. First-year Engineering student An- drea Cox said she was in the stairwell on the second floor when she noticed the smell. "It was right there," Cox said…

…, died of leukemia in New York on Dec. 25. He was 73. James Robertson, professor emer- itus of English, credits Wunsch with the idea of creating the small liberal arts college that students say gives them…

… more personal attention. "He took an active role in making these ideas work," Robertson said. "Students were most important to him," said creative writing teacher Warren Hecht. "He was one of the…

… gentlest and most humane people I ever met." From his days as a student to his role as an administrator, Wunsch filled many positions during his time at the University. Wunsch earned his undergraduate…

…," Robertson said. "It was primar- ily his style as an administrator. He 'Students were most important to him.' - Warren Hecht creative writing prof. didn't push. He allowed people to speak for themselves." "He…

… was the kind of guy who was really encouraging of students," Hecht said. "He never lost his tem- per. He was the type of person who if you were upset, he would just quote some poetry to you." A…

… place to work."' Wunsch retired in 1981 and moved to Old Mission Peninsula near Traverse City. "He was a farmer- raising apples and cher- ries," Hecht said. Arab-Israeli peace talks resume in D…

… under an arrangement reached before the last round recessed. The Arabs stalled in protest of Israel's decisiofi to expel 12 Palestinians suspected of in- citing terrorism on the West BankiAnd in Gaza…

… citizens in Ann Arbor have been clearly longing for a more user-friendly po- lice force." Although the University secu- rity is strictly under the jurisdic- tion of the Department of Public Safety, students…

… really positive effect on the student com- -friendly 4 munity," said Councilmember Bob Eckstein (D-5th Ward). "Having exposure to police as an adult can only help you." COP is still in the early stages of…

… 2333 Bursley or call 763-WALK. Full service begins Sunday, Jan. 26. Housing Division Resident Staff Positions, Pre-Information Meeting Workshops for Students of Color, RD/MPA/Trotter House Candidates…

… of Arabs, including young women marrying older male cousins with aspirations to be stay-at- home moms, college students not permitted to leave their homes and various arranged marriages. The…

…. However, in considering the context of “The Book” as a whole, after completing 15 credits of Arabic, students can say “my uncle is an army general,” but not “my uncle has green eyes.” Students can…

… portray an accurate representation of my culture, my family or myself. This concern is further exacerbated when considering that Arabic 101 may be many students’ first formal introduction to the…

… security. I am not oblivious to the fact that many students enroll in Arabic classes in pursuit of relevant professions at the UN, Department of State and any other number of synonymous assemblies. The…

… questions remain, however: Why does the Arabic program cater to these students, and why am I automatically subjected to this framework? It would be more appropriate for the Department of Near…

… Eastern Studies to adopt a different textbook and create a separate, advanced class for students proficient in Arabic who wish to expand their political vocabulary. I am aware that the majority of…

… representational diversity in the realm of political and social activism cannot be understated. The University of Michigan is home to many liberal-minded, politically active students, but these…

… students are overwhelmingly white, educated and upper-middle class. I do not intend to shame anyone for holding these identities, but it is imperative, now more than ever, to understand one’s ability…

… Arabic studies IBTIHAL MAKKI | OP-ED T he College of LSA language requirement asserts that, “informed respect for other cultures (and) tolerance … are the hallmarks of a liberal arts…

… of Michigan. Specifically, our Arabic program, which uses the problematic textbook, “al-Kitaab fii Ta’allum al-Arabiyya,” which translates to “The Book in the Learning of Arabic” (hereafter: “al…

…FA C Porn RIC-Hit-A WAIIY--- MrD yIY s t-m Fift y-ighth Year I MATTER OF FACT: Trunai Scdo BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor.. Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan…

… under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick................General Manager Clyde Recht…

… Arbor City Council would be an en- lightening and sobering experience for any political science student at the University. The bumbling brew of wasted words and hasty Judgments that 15 of Ann Arbor's most…

… keeping Communist speakers out of city parks. No one even considered until afterwards that the proposed ordinance in the opinion of the city attorney also restricts student rallies, the annual Knights…

… to be seen whether any action will be taken on this criticism as well as others recently directed against Council efficiency, students ought to pay the Aldermen a visit just for "kicks." Council…

… discretion of the edi- torial director. IRA Support To the Editor: THE INTER-RACIAL ASSOCI- ATIO' is in full support of Student Legislature committee on racial discrimination. This com- mfittee is continuing…

… the fight against racial discrimination in barbershops which was started by IRA. In view of the existing policy of refusing to serve Negroes in the many barbershops in Ann Ar- bor, we urge the student…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 28, 1991 Sig 1Ach4Pan aIlTU EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 NOAH FINKEL Editor…

… minority student enrollment and mi- nority faculty hiring. However, the Mandate's failures since its inception show that it is little more than rhetoric, designed to boost the University's image instead of…

… in which minority students and faculty feel welcome. Tokenism and insincere gestures toward minority students will not achieve true diversity the University. The administration must make this campus…

… more attractive to prospective minority students and faculty mem- bers, which can only be achieved by a genuine change in the status quo. Perhaps the second phase of the Mandate will surprise us. The new…

… committee could correct the mistakes of phase one, and real progress toward adequate minority representation may be just around the comer. Students should hope for such a possibility, and should keep a…

… watchful eye on the actions of the new commit- tee. But if the ineffectiveness of the first phase is any indication of what is to come, students should brace them- selves for more disappointment. % - . - f…

… sec- ond phase addresses students of color, as well as women, students with dis- abilities and students of various na- tionalities. As with 14.06, the plight of gay, lesbian and bisexual students is…

… services to these students. Massive budget cuts in September forced the LGMPO to make major cutbacks in the services they offer. If the University administration truly wants to establish a community in which…

… all of its members can live, work and learn without the obstacle of discrimination, it must address the segment of the population which is among the most persecuted. Gay, les- bian and bisexual students…

… must be protected under bylaw 14.06, and the University must increase funding for the LGMPO. The protection of all students must be a priority in all the University's directives, including the Mandate…

…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 21, 1991 mE frlidirgan DailI EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 NOAH FINKEL…

… opinion of the Daily. Attack on Israel + Ito . '{ S.4:N ~~ c tK ~5DNT ZEv5 I S GO c C M\1 'U' student describes daily life in wartime Israel Iraqi aggression against THE CONFLICT IN THE PERSIAN Gulf has…

… once again escalated, this time thanks to Saddam Hussein's attacks on Israel. The man who claims to speak for the less fortunate and seeks to be the leader of a new pan-Arab movement deserves the…

… meantime, given Saddam Hussein's willingness to escalate the war, Israel has every right to do what any other country would do to protect its citizens. MLK Day Annual holiday is culmination of student…

…. Students rushed into the shelter, the door was slammed shut, and the gas masks placed on. Once again the joyous waiting period began. All ears are fixed on the one or two ra- dios in the shelter. We…

… some army official to break into the cheesy Israeli pop song playing on the radio and tell us it's time to lehasir hamasekhah. Katz is a University of Michigan student who has been studying at Hebrew…

… sensitive subject in the past week has been the sudden departure of many Americans, especially at Hebrew University. Out of 500 American students on the program, fewer than 100 remain now. Reactions of…

… time of crisis. Many were faced with the ultimate dilemma of choosing between their parents and their Zionism. After hours of long-distance arguments, many students felt that they simply could not defy…

… of 40 or 50 students remaining in my building, most of whom probably would not have known each other existed were it not for a trigger-happy Saddam. Ethiopians, Russians, Argentinians, Hungarians…

… sealed up. In any case, most of us plan on waking up'* to many more sirens and anxiously await- ing the two precious words - lehasir hamasekhah - in the days to come. A speaker addresses students during a…

… security or our lives, and the way forward with Iran is the way of peace, not a war.” Public Policy senior Arwa Gayar, president of the Arab Student Association, explained her frustration with…

… nation — our illegal actions in their nation.” A group of students from the Persian Students Association ended the demonstration by performing a spoken word poem about some of the challenges…

… will not give our tax dollars to another war, that’s when we will be victorious.” However, Broekhuizen was unable to confirm Wang’s enrollment as multiple students at the University have the…

… same name. All students with Wang’s name are enrolled in Rackham, according to MCommunity, the University’s digital student directory. An affidavit filed in federal court by FBI…

… of us could accomplish on our own.” Laura Rall, president of Affordable Michigan and School of Social Work student, believes Whitmer’s task force is a positive step in terms of validating…

… low- income students. “For students, like me, who come from low- income backgrounds, seeing poverty being addressed at the state level validates our experiences and can potentially change…

… urban poverty can look very different.” WHITMER From Page 1A “For students, like me, who come from low-income backgrounds, seeing poverty being addressed at the state level validates our…

… they control, refused to let the University officials to study gay civil rights proposal (Continued from Page 1) by non-University organizations in- volving students and faculty. THAT COULD present some…

… type of non- discrimination clause, and talking to gay students, Nordby said. "I HAVE BEEN pleasantly surprised about 11ow concerned many people at the University are that there is a group that feels as…

…- naires, collected personal statements from gay students, faculty, and em- ployees, and gathered endorsements. The Michigan Student Assembly endor- sed LaGROC Tuesday night. u~ - Action SportsWear FACTORY…

… several times in recent weeks Arab guerrillas had attacked Israeli targets near Beirut and fled toward the Marine- controlled territory. The radio said pursuing Israeli troops have always stopped short of…

… Roy W. Cowden Memorial Fellowship). Professors Herbert Barrows, Joseph Blotner, Hubert English, and William Holinger of the English Department judged the contests. Students launch drive against PIRGIM…

…, according to Baker. Students have responded positively to the petitions, which have been cir- culated in the fishbowl and several classes, said Engineering senior Ray Despres, vice chairman of the commit- tee…

… the group can show adequate students support. "We don'thave to match (PIRGIM) signature for signature, just show sup- port," he said. MEMBERS OF PIRGIM, however, say the group does not pose a serious…

… threat. "I don't think anything will happen from the committee's drive. Students are pleased with PIRGIM," Todd Ames said. The University's PIRGIM chapter is one of only 13 campuses in nine states that…

… use the current system, according to staff member Rick Levick, who described the refusable-refundable policy as a "real and stronger funding mechanism." About one-fifth of the students who go through…

… CRISP donate to PIRGIM, but about 7,000 students register without going to CRISP, according to Levick. Economy worst since '46w Wi . I1 @1 (Continued from Page 1) quarter . . . but this is a year of…

…Page Two W I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 20. 1974 Page Two I HE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - - / F - -- - - - - I - - r . - - ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS AND TRANSFER STUDENTS If you are anxious to…

… share your experiences with student governments at other schools, the Regents Commission on Student Governments is anxious to hear from you. CALL: LINDA SILVERMAN-764-7567 I TE STUDENTS WELCOME…

… managed by students atl the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published' daily Tuesday through Sunday morning during the University year at…

… profitable domestic such to suggest that there may be say their profits are not especially production. When the Arab oil em- oil in the whole continental shelf, high, despite news reports to the bargo came…

… Sunday,January 20 DAY CALENDAR Musical Society: LaSalle String Quar- tet, Rackham Aud., 2:30 pm. Music School: Michigan Youth Sym- phony. Charles Gabrion, conductor, Hill, 3 pm.; Horn student recital…

…, Stearns Bldg., 4:30 pm. General Notices January 22, 1974 (5 p.m.) is last date for Winter Term when the Registrar's Office will: a. Accept the Student 100 per cent Withdrawal Notice for refund purposes…

…. (Excluding a $50.00 disen- rollment fee) b. Allow refund for, the student who reduces hours of course credit. February 19, 1974 (5:00 p.m.) is the last date for the Winter Aerm when the Registrar's Office will…

… 110 MLB, 102 B 111 MLB, Others - B 108 MLB. Students who wish to take the makeup final must get written per- mission from their former teacher, then sign up in the German Dept. offfee, no later than…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Scholarship Established For Journalism Students Acceptance of the gift was an- nounced yesterday by the Regents of the University. Fund trustee Chesser M. Camp- bell, president…

…, students in journalism who possess superior ability." Journalism department faculty members will choose recipients of the scholarship, which will be divided to benefit as many worthy students as possible…

… also acce 'the Middle or 'Near East Arab the Regents.- An anonymous donor also con- Books, pamphlets and tributed $20,000 to be used'to de- countries were provided by $5,000 scripts valued at $2,150 we…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan MIKE SPAHN Editor in Chief EMILY ACHENBAUM Editorial Page Editor -- Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of…

… the Daily's editorial board. All other articles, letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan Daily. Students should run for city council seat Itry my best to not hate…

… students serving on the city council. In the past, students have played an active role in city politics - the city's lenient marijuana laws are due to student members of the R council in the - 1970s. Many…

… issues considered E U by the city councils affect students - from taxation and- parking policies to3 alcohol and noises ordinances - and students should play a role in mak- E. MAE ing these deci- sions. In…

…-94, including parts of Ann Arbor's down- town business district - a student should run for this position and students should support a student candidacy. After the city's wards were re-drawn in the 1980s…

…, students were effectively shut out of city politics. The University campus was divided among the five new wards each radiating out from Central Campus. The census this year will pro- vide the data for…

…6A - Thursday, January 26, 2012 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 1 Peace talks between Palestinians, Israel end Abbas to consult with other Arab leaders RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) - A low…

… least three years. President Mahmoud Abbas said he would consult with Arab allies next week to figure out how to proceed now. While frustrated with the lack of progress, Abbas is under pressure to extend…

… Regents Plaza, around the Cube and toward the Fleming Admin- istration Building. Cars traveling on South State Street in the wee hours of the morning honked enthusiastical- ly, elicting cheers from students…

… said. "We brought backpacks full of clothes, we're readyto bundle." While some described the waiting students as overzealous, LSA sophomore Elizabeth Barns said camping out was a unique experience. "It…

…. 4 prkg spaces $2300 + utils. 734-996-1991 H E L P WIA D **BARTENDING** $300/DAY PO- TENTIAL. No exp. nec., training avail. AGE 18+ 800-965-6520x125 BE A GOOGLE Guide! Student temp jobs to support U…

… State Con- doleezza Rice also pressed Arab countries to do more to reach out to Israel and help achieve a Mideast peace agreement before the presi- dent's term runs out next January. Avoiding specific…

… orders to Arab allies, Rice said the delicate ques- tion of diplomatic relations with Israel, the Arab world's historical enemy, was "another matter and undoubtedly down the road." Saudi Arabia's foreign…

…. Members of the University's Students for Romney group stood prominently behind Romney and his family on stage. LSA senior Amy Drumm, chair of the University of Michigan's chapter of Stu- dents for Romney…

…, according to The Associated Press. LSA senior Christina Brewton, a mem- ber of Students for Romney, said Romney's understanding of the state and its problems. would serve Michigan residents well. "He has deep…

… South Carolina," said LSA junior Justin Zatkoff, co-chair of Mid- west Students for McCain. Few other students were in attendance at the event. Three young toddlers wearing shirts with red glittery…

… the rights and benefits of graduate student instructors as stipulated in its union contract. Since November, the two sides have held negotiations ranging from expanded health care coverage to increased…

… Iraq is not over yet. Yet the mere fact the vote went off seemed to center of the ricochet instantly around a world hoping for Arab Middle East" democracy and fearing Islamic extremism. "I am doing this…

… because - President Bush I love my country, and I love the sons of my nation," said Shamal Hekeib, 53, who walked with his wife 20 minutes to a polling station near his Baghdad home. "We a're Arabs, we are…

…. But for the country's minority Sunni Arabs, who held a privileged position under Saddam Hussein, the day was not as welcome. No more than 400 people voted in Saddam's hometown of Tikrit, and in the…

… required to appoint lecturers a title through an See LEO, Page 7A South Asian students urged . to form closer community Conference uses dance, workshops to bridge gap By Amber Colvin Daily Staff Reporter…

… ABC News Now anchor Hari Sreenivasan encouraged South Asian students Friday night to look past their separate identities, such as Indian or Pakistani, and embrace their common South Asian heritage. "We…

… dance performances by students. Speak- ers included Indra Nooyi, president and chief financial officer for PepsiCo, Inc. and DJ Rekha, :; 4, .;/S I 4&I4 Iy Lj.'. …

… this, the next Israeli move might be an in-- vasion of Jordan and neighboring Arab state, Hopkins said. Israel's goals in waging war against Lebanon were only partially met, he said. Israel wanted to…

…), Ambassador to the League of Arab States Clovis Maksoud, and former Prime Minister of Lebanon Salim Ah- mad Al-Hoss are among the speakers slated for today's panels, forums, and workshops. The International…

… Center, the Michigan Student Assembly, the Ecumenical Campus Center, and the Office of Ethics and Religion are spon- soring the conference. An ad-hoc committee of faculty from this Univer- sity and Eastern…

…-qualified candidates to serve in the Residence Halls as: Resident Director Assistant Resident Director Resident Advisor Graduate Student Teaching Assistant Head Librarian Minority Peer Advisor -HAPPENINGS- Highlight…

… Former Lebanese Prime Minister Salim Ahmad Al-Hoss and League of Arab States Ambassador Clovis Maksoud are featured speakers at today's meeting of the 1983 Near East Conference in Rackham Auditorium at 1 p…

….m. Stockwell Hall Blue Carpet Lounge Daily Classifieds Bring Results for all students interested in becoming a resident staff member. Representatives from each Residence Hall will be there to provide…

…St~ C~~5Ot~ Sof Mchgan rs admission stanaards .fe oered to enroll athletes, official adm ANN O Mich AP) - released unless a student gives the article. rI think both of us in the decision to - shb - t{ ts…

…0 4A - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 The Michigan Daily - michiganclailycom EhoMc ligan :al'oly Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 413 E. Huron St. Ann Arbor…

…'s face ("The people of Michigan have spoken!") - the young conserva- tives hustled back to the front of the march. I left them to talk with some of the Detroit students. Some just seemed bewildered, like…

… Gaber's complaint of student activ- ism in opposition to Proposal 2 (Daily's advice to 'U'attempt to thwart will ofMichigan voters, 01/22/2007) misses two key elements of the democratic process upon which…

… the editorial is based. One is the right to dissent from popular tion" about Ryan Turner and that the tors actually allowed the article to be prir (Dental student dies at CCRB, 01/18/20 It would have…

… thousands of women and girls ch have been raped. In one of the world's ily worst human disasters, the Arab-led on Sudanese government and the Janja- ok weed - Arab militias allied with the ent Sudanese…

… government - have engaged ti- in genocide against non-Arabs over ily, the past three years. To date there have been many promises but little action by outside forces to implement peace in Darfur. Many people…

… agreements. An intervention by peacekeeping troops must take place now, at all costs, to stop the atrocities in Darfur. The majority of Darfur's 6 mil- lion citizens include African farmers and Arabic nomads…

… who have mixed easily in the past. But over the past two decades, persistent drought has forced the Arabs to move to less desir- able land, straining relations with the Africans. This caused the…

… tribes to crush the rebellion, initiating the formation of an Arab nomad group. Not only did this group attack Sudanese Liberation Army members but also innocent civilians. In consequence, the Janjaweed…

… Medical student and member of both the Muslim Student Association (MSA) and the Palestine Solidarity Committee said the destruction of the shanty "could have just been ran- dom violence." However, he…

… accepted phone system March, has been the subject of re- peated attacks. It has previously been vandalized, burned, spray-painted and urinated upon, Ahmed said. Some of the graffiti had been anti-Arab, he…

… added. Nuha Khoury, Rackham Graduate student and PSC member, said she is The destruction of the Palestinian shanty shows that there is no tolerance on campus for Palestinians' -Nuha Khoury, a PSC member…

… possibility of the act being ar anti-Arab statement. & The construction and maintenance of the shanty was a joint venture b} PSC and MSA. The shanty, whict was one of several symbolic struc tures on the Diag…

…, featured slogan advocating Palestinian liberation. The shanty, three years old thi Grad student attacked in front of the Union * A 34 year-old University PHAd candidate in computerscience was assaulted with…

… bottle and broke it over the victim's head. The student was treated for severe head lacerations at the University hospital and summarily released. Although the police have a firm suspect, no arrests have…

… after a thor- ough search, the report added. Student reports sexual assault at the U - Club A University student was sexu- ally assaulted at the U club by an ac- quaintance at 1:00 on Monday morn- ing…

… Students Fighting Anti- Semitism - mass meeting at 7 p.m. at Hillel Michigan Student Television Network - mass meeting in the School of Education's Schorling Auditorium tic Tomography" - Dr. Larry Shepp of…

…'t free students from trudging through the snow to classes, but it'll come close. If the regents approve the proposed $34 million - telephone system at this month's meeting, the University will get much…

… administrative systems and financial analysis. SINCE THE new wiring includes a computer jack in every University office and dorm room, students could set up computer terminals in their own rooms and plug into the…

… that the outdoor pole-mounted telephones will cost between $60,000 and $100,000 to install. In the past, the University has rejected several student proposals for an emergency phone system. While some…

… withhold foreign economic aid designated for Israel by an amount equivalent to that which Israel spends to retain, settle and administer the Arab territories occupied in and after 1967." MEMBERS OF the…

… council defeated the measure 6-4. EZEKIEL'S PROPOSAL stated that the Middle Past crisis lideast proposal "is a conflict between Israel and the Arab communities" which was caused by more than one thing…

… Director Robert Hughes by a group of students and administrators recom- mended that housing rates for single students increase an average of 6.89 percent of $141.21 per student. " 1982 - Because of a "severe…

… added. place around 10 a.m., and is followed by a news See INDEX, Page 3A Dean of Students Edward Willis and Vice President for Student Affairs E. Royster Harper meet with members of the Greek…

… community yesterday in the Michigan Union. Admiistrators focus on promotzng conversation wi student body Dearborn ordinance triggers AC LU suit By Maria Sprow Daily Staff Reporter Although Edward Willis has…

… only been the dean of students since September, he is already becoming a well-known figure among the student body he helps lead. His ability and desire to interact with students becomes clear when- ever…

… prior to participating in public political protests. The ACLU challenged the ordinance on behalf of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Com- mittee, a civil rights organization that uses demonstrations…

… students help The new recruits MTV in town to find Eminem fan By Layla J. Merritt For the Daily Off-campus housing presents an exciting and difficult situation for many students. It is exciting because of…

… department. Date set for trial Officials meet with Fleming to discuss proposal of CIA protester By ANDREW MILLS The trial of Rackham student Harold Marcuse, accused of assault- ing a police officer and…

… assaulting University Assistant Director of Public Safety Robert Pifer and Ann Arbor Police Detective Douglas Barbour at the Career Planning and Placement Office on Nov. 25. T W O student groups - the Rackham…

… Fleming -is expected to present his draft for review. MSA President Ken Weine said he is trying to build a "unified opposition" among students against the document. Michael Phillips, chair of the Michigan…

… Student Assembly's Student Rights Committee, said groups such as MSA, the United Coalition Against Racism an d People Organized to Wipe Out Rape that have made demands for the University to fight…

… Kennedy, "was needed now. We've been saying all these things, and racist attacks are still around. There's no way to deal with it when a student harasses another student. We're the laughing stock of the…

… interview yesterday. "I had hoped that there would be a rational discourse." Several students have said that Fleming's draft is similar to, if not harsher than, the proposed code of non-academic conduct that…

… "message of confrontation" during his recent Mideast trip. Bush spent much of his visit to the region, which he wrapped up on Wednesday, rallying sup- port among Arab allies for a strong stance against Iran…

… fresh- man classes were shown a DPS video during orientation showing how easy it can be to steal a laptop, Brown said. Brown said many laptops are stolen because students grow too accustomed to carrying…

… security officer, said the Universi- ty recommends that students pur- chase recovery software for their computers. The software, which usually ROBERTS From Page 1 Roberts spoke at length about how important…

…, Mich., accord-I ing to the University's student directory.i Kinsey said Myrick has ac criminal record with other localT police departments, but declinedc to elaborate. "There have been some issuest with…

… system," she said. Brown said various heads ofa the schools and colleges whoc receive the crime alert e-mails are responsible for forwarding them s on to students. The crime alert I asks recipients to…

… share the infor-v mation with faculty, staff and stu- dent colleagues.F But many administrators nevere pass the alerts on, and because the" global e-mail server takes so long I to finish, many students…

… find out aboutc something like this. Eighteend hours is just too late."s To provide a more timely and comprehensive method of alerting t students and faculty in emergencyc situations, the University is…

… is a sticker on the laptop that says 'protected by LoJack.' These commercial packages can be relatively expensive compared to other security measures." Brown said students should write down their…

… computer's serial number and avoid leaving laptops unattended. Howell said students should store sensitive information like bank accounts and social secu- hate and fear. "It was a dangerous thing to teach…

… rights movement. She said Roberts could teach University students "how to do better by the students who are going through the educa- tional system now." Roberts said that today's society continues to fight…

… together. Final election results have been delayed by fraud complaints mainly lodged by the Sunni Arab minor- ity, and groups looking for a political edge in dealing with the Shiite Muslim majority could…

… affect on the pre- liminary results that we issued last month," said Adel al-Lami, general director of the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq. Complaints by Sunni Arab and secular Shiite parties…

… results announced after the election. But with an estimated 130 seats, based on those results, it wouldn't have enough to control parliament and will have to form a coali- tion with Sunni Arabs and Kurds…

…. Sunni Arab and secular Shiite parties claimed there was widespread fraud and intimidation of voters in the Dec. 15 election, and they demanded that voting be rerun in some provinces, including Baghdad…

… Seville, Spain and the Univ. of Wisconsin-Platteville began a relationship that has now lasted for over 21 years and created one of the finest study abroad programs in the world according to The Student…

… allegedly recruited by CIA A knowledgeable source told The Daily yesterday that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) plans to interview Uni- versity students today as part of a recruiting drive. The…

… into a wider Israeli-Arab conflict. In Cairo, Arab -League Secre- tary General Mahmoud Riad proposed an Arab summit to avoid disaster inside Lebanon and to prevent Israel entering the fighting. "Such…

… intervention would ex- pose the entire Arab nation to danger," he said. AP Photo prepare to storm New Jersey's sterday. According to police re- hree guards have already been zed guns from their guards. ~zcut…

… conservation efforts and an unusually mild winter, as well as some continu- ing supply of oil from the Arab countries despite an embargo, he said. SIMON AND NADER agreed on one point: the government must depend…

… Independence Day. The surprise announcement on Saturday that Tunisia and Libya were to merge as the Islamic Arab Republic was received by the rest of the Arab world with a mixture of approval and scep- ticism…

… students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morning during the University year at 420 May- nard…

… crossing, Ali burns Lawrence's uniform and gives him a sacred white robe indicating his leadership over the Arabs, in one of the most enjoyable scenes in the film. More than anything else, merciless one, an…

… assigned to the scorching Arabian desert to aid the Arab revolt against the Turks, Lawrence remarks, "It's going to be fun." He travels to Medina on camel back, finally meeting a powerful Arab prince (Alec…

… environment Lawrence loves. The grueling crossing ignites a competitive fire between Lawrence and Ali, the leader of the Arab band. This perilous journey becomes a battle of wills characterizing the tumultuous…

… relationship between these characters throughout the film. As Ali says of Lawrence, "For some men, nothing is written unless they,write it." This expresses the Arab's feelings to Lawrence. He is one of them - a…

… Arab tribes into a single, powerful nation. "I will give it to them," he says often in describing his objectives. O'Toole's range in conveying the intricate personality of Lawrence is incredibly dynamic…

…. The amazing events he partakes in change him from aA merciful man to a Finn Carter, who plays a grad student studying the strange seismographic activity in the area. Hmm. The plot thickens when our boys…

… journalism students write the mind numbing in-flight magazines? Travelling by air has an added problem. No one wants to blow up the Greyhound bus from Tulsa to Buffalo (apart from people wholive in Buffalo…

…- tablished to serve high school students in Washtenaw County. The two ballot questions would authorize a one mill increase in the property tax to fund the center un- der the auspices of the Washtenaw…

… student-supported consumers group points to the possible con- sequences of the leakage of radio- active waste-a highly increased incidence of cancer and the death of infants and young children. The group…

…- lation and as Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott restated hopes the Arab oil embargo might soon end. BUT WHETHER AN end of the Arab embargo, imposed to counter U.S. support of Israel in the Octo- ber…

… hearings went on through the day, Senator Scott re- vived hopes an end to the Arab oil embargo might be in sight as' as a result of the Israeli-Egyptian accord on troop disengagement.. Kissnger optimi s tc…

… an end to the Arab oil embargo has been removed with the signing of the Israeli-Egyptian disengagement agreement. After attending. a 90-minute briefing by Kissinger, along with other Republican and…

… Democratic congressional leaders, Scott said the agreement was a hopeful sign that "constructive progress" has been made. HOWEVER, he would not predict when the Arabs might resume oil shipments to the United…

… still linked to Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab territories and the restoration of the national rights of the Palestinian people," Kuwait Foreign Minister Sabah el- Ahmed said in an interview in the…