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…' attitudes about college for their children, and probed the anatomy of college costs, from the parents' point of view. They found that the average cost for an American student to attend college for one year is…

… $1,550. Of this amount, parents pay the major share-$950. The student himself earns an additional $360. Another $130 comes from scholarships, and the final $110 is paid from "other sources." These…

… pro- posed to add. The issue will come up soon in the Assembly's Political Commit- tee, when a Soviet resolution is pending to put Ghana, India, In- donesia, Mexico and the United Arab Republic on the…

…. C. to "/coordinate the activities of the students who participated in lunch counter sit-ins and other protest demonstrations. Expand Impact Among the significant confer- ence developments so far is…

… the indication that Negro adult com- munities are preparing to poin students in expanding the impact of mass action. Rev. Ralph Abernathy of Mont- ,;gomery. Ala., one of the leaders of the Southern…

… Christian Leader- ship Conference, said yesterday that Southern adults will be "pre- paring to join in a massive flesh and blood action by Jan. 1. "We have been idle too long while the students have acted…

…." Martin Luther King, head of SCLC, and symbol of Southern non-violent direct action, also sees the need for more adult in- volvement. "There is a danger in the 'student movement' since it suggests that…

… original center, the lunch counters. "This is somewhat good," United States National Student Association Pre- sident Richard Rettig feels, "since --Daily-Jamies warneka FULLBACK TALLIES - Bill Tunnicliff…

…)--Wherever he saw an "apartment for rent" sign, the African student knock- ed. The answer never changed: No vacancy. An Arab, in America studying political science, wrote a letter to a newspaper disagreeing with…

… ith claim that Arab nationalism and Communism were identical. A few weeks later the student received a letter from the State Department telling him to cease all such political activities or face…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY obutu Vows ITTV P "IW' ARNS 'INVADERS': 1o P J t BIAS, HYPOCRISY: Foreign Students Learn Bitter Lessons By CHOON WHA LEE Associated Press Feature Writer SYRACUSE (P…

… deportation. These are the bitter lessons that some of the 50,000 foreign students in the United States are -earning. They come to learn of American democracy, of freedom. Instead some find bigotry, cen…

…- sorship. America can do better. Student Survey And in many instances it has. A survey by an Indian journalism student at Syracuse University where I also studied, Saaduddeen M. Saleem, found that what im…

…- pressed foreign students most about Americans was their friend- liness. Next in order of approval were the Americans' high standard of living, opportunities, informality of the people, dignity of labor, in…

…- dividualism, equality of men and women and the ability of their professors. In describing Americans they MEET PREJUDICE-For many of the 50,000 foreign students in the United States, exposure to democracy may…

…, technologically advanc- Why should Americans be con- Can Be Different cerned about the impressions for- eign students have of America? But for some it can be lonely, For one reason, many of the frustrating…

…, humiliating. students will some day be in the For instance, the African high echelons of their respective dhre Iwentoecountries. The ,attitudes they as- three weeks to get an apartment. sume toward America…

… derstood in its true light. on him for this one year of train- And what group pf foreigners inA. would one expect to understand Another African student, newly Americans better and more sym . arrived in…

… hitting the country hard, and that he believed there was "less chance than in the past" that the South would break up as the tradttional Democratic stronghold. SGC Meeting To Consider 'Liquor Sales Student…

… people taking an active interest in politics. "When I went to school," he said, "even with the Roosevelt campaigns, the students didn't get very excited about the Campaigning. b 'U'Studies Year Abroad By…

… would study course offerings, their content and pre-{ requisites, testing and grading1 procedures, prices, living facili- ties, advice students would need, and would establish language tu- tors and credit…

… equivalents' with American schooling. To Avoid Mistake The University hopes to avoid the mistake of establishing ai "little Stanford abroad," as Dean Robertson termed one programl which has its students living…

… ''most of faint- hearted praise" in endorsing Vice- President Richard M. Nixon's de- cision-making experience, Nixon's Plan Acceptable-r To.Hubbard Would Aid Students By Providing Loans By ANDREW HAWLEY…

… The University medical school would certainly be willing to par- ticipate in a Federal program pro- viding aid to medical students, such as the one recently recom- mended by Vice-President Rich- ard M…

…. Nixon, William N. Hub- bard, dean of the medical school said yesterday. Saying that "some such plan is essential," Hubbard pointed out that while over 95 per cent of the graduate students in the physical…

… sciences in the United States re- ceive some kind of fellowship aid, very few medical students enjoy the same kind of financial assist- ance. Nixon's suggestion for federal assistance, presented Monday, is…

… school in. question, providing encouragement for the expansion of facilities. The rest of the fellowship would take the form of a loan to the student. Nixon also proposed that the federal government pay a…

… Arabs that some did not consider it truly Arab, although Westerners thought it Oriental. YR's Take Stand On State Issues The Young Republican Club re- cently took a policy stand on var- ious political…

…, "Kassim's eventual assassination seems assured." Alternative Control Once Kassim is out of power, the alternatives for control of Iraq seem to be the Communists or an Arab Nationalist army regime. There…

… * OCT. 22 I U I Fri., Oct. 14 9-12 P.M. VFW CLUB ... 314 E. Liberty Admission $1 Per Person Presented by Grad Student Council lm N IC S 2 ShowsOnly s PHONE: TExas 4-1810 8:00 P.M. * 10:15 P.M. AN…

… Series OfSeminars The dates for the second meet- ings of the Student Government Council Seminars were announced today by Roger Seasonwein, '61, SGC member. All the meetings will, be held in the Honors…

… second meet- ings and on the SGC table in the UGLI. ISA to Hold Dance Friday The International Students' As- . sociation will sponsor a dance at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Women's Athletic Building…

… joint planning for student recruitment, research in the administration of community colleges, program evaluation, placement of graduates and liaison. with interested educational agen- cies and…

… realize that for more than two years now, United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser has violently repudiated Soviet-bloc attempts to infiltrate his country, and has taken a vigorous stand against…

… in Cairo and received a warm STOWE LECTURE: 'Nasser Repudiates Soviets' 'ta welcome, and a China-United Arab Republic friendship association was formed with Nasser at its head. Co-operated China and…

… Column Nasser declared that "The Com- munist parties are a fifth column . . they set out to organize an all-Arab Communist underground for subversion . . .the foundation was laid . . . according to our…

… Teachers As thednumber of students who wvant and are ready for a college education increase, a rising pro- portion of them will be found entering community colleges, Prof. Young predicted. "This will inten…

… administra- tors that leads to the doctor's de- gree. Prof. Young forsaw a rising enrollment in this program since the foundation grants will also provide five or six annual scholar- ships for students in the…

… (right) and President Gamal Nasser of the United Arab Republic (center). The luncheon for Communist and neutralist heads of state in New York for the United Nations meeting was held at the Soviet UN…

… reconciliation with the central government by LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL (National Lutheran Council) Hill St. at S. Forest Ave. -Dr. H. 0. Yoder, Pastor Phone: NO 8-7622 Sun: 9:00 Worship Service and…

…. 5:30 Student Guild. 5:45 Jr. and Sr. High Youth Groups. 7:00 Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Wednesday-Prayer Meeting FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AND BAPTIST CAMPUS CENTER 512 East Huron Rev. James H. Middleton…

…, Minister Rev. Hugh D. Pickett, Assistant Minister Sunday: 9:45 Church School and Student Class "Understanding the Old Testament" taught by Dr. Edgar Willis in the Campus Center. 11 :00,a.m. World…

…. Palmer, Minister. Morning Services, 8:45 and 11:00 A.M. .University Bible Class, 10:00 A.M. Evening Worship Service, 7:00 P.M. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 216 Beakes St. Welcomes Students Rev. C. W. Carpenter…

… Presidents' Tito of Yugoslavia, Kwame Nkru- mah of Ghana, Sukarno of Indo- nesia, Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic. NOTHING HOLDS LIK: SPERRY TOP-SIDERS For your personal safety afloat and ashor4…

…-YWCA bldg. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AND WESLEY FOUNDATION State and Huron Streets, Tel. NO 8-6881 Dr. Hoover Rupert, Minister Rev. Gene Ransom, Minister to Students SUNDAY 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship…

….m. Worship and Program. A Student Panel speaking on My Faith and Campus Life. WED ESDAYS 7:00 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel followed by breakfast in the Pine Room. (over in time for 8:00 classes) FIRST…

… Study ST. MARY'S STUDENT CHAPEL William and Thompson Streets Rev. John F. Bradley, Chaplain Rev. John Fauser, Assistant Sunday Masses at 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 A.M., 12:00 noon and 12:30 P.M. Holyday Masses 6…

….M. foundations of Christi- sanity. Thursday 4:00 P.M. sacred scripture, Thursday 8:00 P.M. medical ethics. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Sundays-- 8:00 A.M. Holy…

… hopeful APPROVED: Note-Takin Set To Start Next Week By JOHN ROBERTS Approval of a new student-or ganized note-taking service mus be granted individually by head of departments, Dean Roge Oeyns told the…

… explaining the plan would b sent to the various departments. The service, announced yester day by four students who prefe: to remain anonymous at present hill provide subscribers with up to-date mimeographed…

… lectur notes. Student Edited The notes will be taken an edited by honor students enrolle in the course, re-edited by anothe student who has already had the course, and delivered within 24 hours after each…

… printing and distribution will probably dictate a charge o 15 to 20 cents per lecture, Subscriber Service Interested students may sub- scribe to the service for four weeks with the option of renew- in gfor…

… students attended the open session. Debate centered around the question of the ad- visability of party stands on na- tional or internationalissues in addition to the positions taken on campus affairs. It was…

… answered: "We will have to wait and see." Urge Compromise Omar Loutfi, delegate of the United Arab Republic, urged the committee to adopt a compromise resolution that would enable the Western and Communist…

…. Students Seek SGC Positions Fourteen students will run for positions on Student Government Council. The candidates are Kay War- man, '61BAd; Fred Neff, '63; Mar- shall Keltz, '61; Lynn Bartlett, '63; Louise…

…. The election will be held Nov. 8 and 9. Hold Talks On Human Relations By PHILIP SHERMAN Special to The Daily BATTLE CREEK - Over 175 student and faculty members 'of 25 Michigan colleges and universi…

…- ties gathered at a camp north of here yesterday for a weekend workshop on human relations. Ten University students took part in the conference, sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews…

… Importance Stressing the all - encomwpassing importance of the individual rather than the group in human{ relations problems, Father Cross suggested students may work for advances in the area both by ex- ample…

… within indi- vidual colleges and universities to improve human relations. In this aspect, he said, students can educate others through such means as human relations clubs. However, he said that "we can…

… of the Ameri- cans Committed to World Re- sponsibility last night attracted over thirty interested students, despite a complete absence of ad- vance publicity. The organization was formed a few days…

… ago when two students who had written letters to The Daily contacted one another. John Dwyer, Grad., and Alan Guskin, Grad., had each volunteered to serve in a United N'~tions civil service, in response…

…'s action students may be reluctant to sup- port policies, such as support for sit-in demonstrations, and protest against defense drills, that the pa- per has supported. Many students have been frightened…

… from joining the paper." The CONY Student Council vot- ed 15-4 Wednesday, with three abstentions, to condemn Gallagh- er's "all-inclusive and. sweeping epithets," and reject the 18 page documentation…

…, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES i SGC Set ToStudy Prejudice By PHILIP SHERMAN Student Government Council will take two big steps towards fulfillment of its regulation against…

… discrimination in student organi- zations' membership practices. At its meeting tonight, the Council will appoint the Com- mittee on Membership Selection, the group charged with adminis- tration of the regulation…

… Defense Education Act and urged that it be extended to other fields. The platform opposed "univer- sities indiscriminatly preventing Communist speakers from address- ing students," but went on to say that…

….25 per - dozen. Textile Machinery In addition, the Reds are man- ufacturing textile machinery, mo- tors, batteries, toys, radio parts and even trucks. Last year they sold the United Arab Republic, which…

… personal contact and exchange field by the Western democracies," Prof. Stowe said. Students File O U1 . Under the latter action, frater- nities and sororities would have to submit to the Vice-President for…

… Student Affairs copies of their constitutions. "This confidential file may be examined by an appropriate and responsible representative of the Office of Student Affairs, the president of SGC and the mem…

…- dent organizations. "Being the only University agency charged with broad Juris- diction over all student organiza- tions, the Council may adopt pro- cedures which will aid in carry- ing out these…

… functions," the brief says. Feldkamp points out that the Committee on Student Affairs, which had previously been charg- ed with recognizing student or- ganizations, had the authority to obtain copies of the…

…- bership selection committee mem- bers. A nominating committee in- terviewed the candidates for the four student positions on the com- mittee last night, and will make recommendations In executive session…

… ninth grade students who had taken a year of algebra. Introduce Machines There is no reason why the machines could not introduce to the young child in his otherwise wasted year, the contingencies of…

… as the Chi- nese Empire, the Byzantine Em- pire, the Roman Empire, and cer- tan Arab Caliphates. However, these conditions can apply to con- temporary political systems too. First Condition "The first…

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… NATIONS (P) -King Hussein I of Jordan yesterday accused the Soviet Union of try- ing to wreck the United Nations, and the United Arab'Republic of seeking to destroy his Hashemite kingdom. In a speech to the…

…Onward, 'Christian' Soldiers" Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED $Y STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN en Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS truth…

… Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. ANN ARBOR, MiCH. * Phone NO 2-3241 ritorials printed in The Michigan Daily .ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted…

…, called "Battle of the Sexes," is based upon' short story of James Thurber, and may be considered a result of the Graduate Student Council. Reflects Passive Attitude, HE GRADUATE Student Council held its…

… first meeting of the year last night. It was singularly modest affair, in view of the fact t t43 per cent of all the students currently rolled in the University are graduate stu- its, and the number grows…

…Seventy-First Year EVrrIED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Ate Fre UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Z STUDENT PUBLICATIONS…

… that hope-but Fate has a law: "An eye for an eye." Apart from the story itself, there are some excellent elements: the Syrian mountains, the Arabic hamlets, the tanned calm faces and the god…

… future of the 18 year-year-old vote. For these elements will be the major stimuli of the uncommitted masses and will deter- mine their direction. 'FIRST, one finds the student movement -. questionable in…

… already enjoying recog- nition status. THE REGULATION adopted by the Council reads: "All recognized student organizations shall select membership and afford oppor- tunities to members on the basis of…

… number of Jews rushing primarily non-Jewish houses. An SGC committee on discrim- inatory membership practices in student organizations is in the formative stages, and will arbi- trate cases where…