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…*1 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, October 4, 1989 The Mhihgan Daily Wbe £kihwua ?&d1y Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. C, No. 20 Ann Arbor, MI 48109…

… office (NYT 9/24/89). He has never hidden his desire to have Jews immigrate to Israel alone. Jews now leave Israel at the rate of 20,000 a year, while the Arab population inside its borders is growing…

…. Arabs promise to become a majority in the Jewish state within a generation unless Shamir is able to swell the Jewish population. So the American Israeli Public Affairs Com- mittee spent $800,000 lobbying…

…" I mean exactly the common use of the word. In a given neighborhood, usually quite a big neigh- borhood, all of a sudden, all the flats or houses or rooms rented by Arabs were vandalized and burned…

…. The Arabs were beaten and expelled from the neighbor- hoods. I mean all the Arabs - both from the Palestinian territories and Israeli Arabs. The police did not give any protec- tion, and the…

… neighborhoods became free of Arabs. The Hebrew press at the time in- vented, or re-invented, using Hebrew char- acters, a German word, Arabien, which means in German, "clean of Arabs," from the German word…

… in the plan, and chastises Israel for "refus[ing] to define its own (borders)." The reason Israel does not have le- gally recognized "borders" is that no Arab country, with the exception of Egypt, has…

… the case today. It is the Arab countries who have in the past refused to recognize Israel and her borders, and it was the Arab coun- tries, who, following the 1967 Mid-East War in which Israel gained…

… only way out of the problem. The Daily must abandon its unreal- istic and simplistic notion that the Arab- Israeli conflict is a black and white issue. It must abandon its dream that the way to solve…

… Contact your MODLPhotographer for rules and regulations. Don't be just another Student I.D. Number. By Adam Schrager "If you leave here with more question marks than exclamation points, then your trip will…

… and soldiers, as well as Palestinian journalists, an Arab K'nesset mem- ber and inhabitants of a Palestinian refugee camp. Because the tour was co-sponsored by The Jerusalem Post, the only Israeli daily…

… Aviv University. With so many different is- sues underlying the situ- ation, is there a right and wrong? Certain Israeli soldiers remarked that there are other Arabs who have become an accepted part of…

… Israeli society, such as the Druze and the Bedoins. In fact, the some Druze even serve in the Israeli army. "There are other Arabs that live peacefully within our society," said one soldier, who had served…

… Reproductive Rights Week, and have organized panels and workshops on campus. The College Democrats have also been active in the pro-choice move- ment. Students in College Democrats for Choice have been working…

…-abortion activities have been the area abortion clinic protests staged by Operation Rescue, which, although not a student group, in- cludes some students. Students For Life, a Right to Life branch on campus, has not…

… yet planned any activities this year. LSA senior and Students for Life member Ann Evangelista said the group had Well, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em, I guess. TheMichiganTDaily, as you might know…

… legalizing abortion, in which about 50 students participated. Evangelista said that while she believes "abortion is murder" and most of the people she speaks with take an anti-abortion stance, the ma- jority…

… decide to have abortions are scared and feel it is the only alternative they have. These women need to know about financial and emotional support that is available, she said. While Students for Life does…

…A Pae 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1989 Hopwood awards encourage writers by Amy Quick Before Scott Lasser, a graduate student and creative writing teaching assistant, won a major…

… Hopwood award, Lasser said, was his first real encouragement. The Hopwood Prizes are literary awards presented three times a year to the best student writers in the categories of fiction, essay, poetry, and…

… submit work, students must be enrolled in a writing course of at least two credits in the English or communications departments. Students in Residential College writing courses also are eligible…

…. Literature courses, however, do not qualify students. Undergrads must be registered for at least six credits each term and maintain a C average for the previous full term, while graduate students must maintain…

… reported a stormy session yesterday as the 63 members of Parliament - 33 Christians and 30.Moslems - gathered for a second day in their bid to end the 14-year-old civil war and address an Arab League peace…

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… published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: for fall and winter (2 semesters) $28.00 in-town and $39 out-of-town, for fall…

… only $18.00 in-town and $22.00 out-of-town. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. PHONE…

…0 OPINION Page 4 Monday, October 2, 1989 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. C, No. 18 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials represent a majority…

… believed that it would be alright to "slap around" their girl- friends if they were caught "cheating" on them. It's time for students to demand that the administration take a look at the problem of battering…

… 100 anti-Israel editorials, ar- ticles, and letters. Of the un- signed editorials concerning the Arab-Israeli conflict, all of them were anti-Israel. Nine pieces condemned Jews collectively, in addition…

… to condemning Israelis. It would seem that the 1989-1990 school year is no different. Incoming students were met with anti-Israel ma- terial in the Orientation Issue of the Daily and in its first few…

… issues. In an attempt to rise above the slander of the Michigan Daily, the undersigned Jewish and Zionist student groups on campus make the following commitment: As of the beginning of the cur- rent…

… trees have been planted. -The combined leadership of: Hillel Orthodox Minyan, Institute of Students and Faculty on Israel- Michigan Chapter, Involved in Michigan Political Action Committee, Jewish Law…

… Students Tagar, Union of Students for Israel September 27 ~ h- . Recycling: both kinds help To the Daily: Like many environmental is- sues, recycling products is not as simple as it appears on the surface…

…. As a member of Recycle UM, the student recy- cling group, I appreciate any tings. But higher consumption of pre-consumer recycled paper diverts the supply from another important class of products…

… donating 7 percent of their income from the day to local hunger agencies. MSA le Policy I student by Josh Mitnick Daily MSA Reporter Despite President James Duder- stadt's recent overture soliciting stu…

…- dent review of the Univeristy's in- terim anti-harassment policy, some student leaders remain skeptical of the administration's efforts to en- courage student input. Duderstadt announced last week that…

… he would set up a board made up of at least three students, three fac- ulty, and three administrators who would review and solicit response tot the policy.- Nick Mavrick, chair of the Michigan Student…

… Assembly's Stu-t dents' Rights commission, said there is no way three students can articu-; late or represent the broad range of views held by students at the Uni-; versity. Instead, Mavrick said he is work…

… chapter of the Palestinian Solidarity Committee and the General Union of Palestinian Students included a tent which repre- sented the Sabra-Shatila camp and a coffin covered by a Palestinian flag surrounded…

… push the U.S. government to stop sending aid to Israel. Participants said there were sev- eral purposes for the presentation. PSC member Nuha Khoury said the primary goal was for students "to start…

… thinking about the Palestinians massacred (in Lebanon)." She said the purpose of the cul- tural part of the presentation, which included dresses with beadwork, Arabic black coffee and other objects used in…

… University of Michigan students filed suit against the women who accused them of of sexual assault, saying the women defamed them by lying and maliciously bringing the suit, said state Rep. William Van…

… Michigan. Last month, the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a Washtenaw County Circuit Court ruling that dismissed a lawsuit filed by a college student who was accused of rape. Thomas Rosenboom tried to sue…

… three feet by one foot aluminum fixture weighed more than five pounds, and crashed to the floor around 10:30 a.m., landing near an empty desk. The students were sitting in a circle, and those in- volved…

… sitting around the room, so no one was hurt." Scodel said she was startled by the incident, but failed to consider it remarkable. -Roberto Sanchez Meetings UM Students of Objectivism - business meeting at…

…; beginners welcome UM Women's Lacrosse - prac- tice from 9-11 p.m. at Tartan Turf MSA External Relations Committee - the lobbying arm of the student gov't meets at 5:30 p.m. in Rm. 3909 of the Union Asian…

… Studies Student Associa- tion -, meets at 7 p.m. in the Lane Hall Commons Room UM Asian Student Coalition - meets at 7 p.m. in Rm. 2413 of Mason Hall Dugout Club - first meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. in…

… American Beans & Rice Dinner - a chance to sup- port groups which do direct aid in Central America and meet with others; at 6 p.m. at the Guild House Impact Jazz Auditions - the student-run dance company…