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… Bloomberg coffee chat WHAT: The Bloomberg Analytic and Sales Team will hold a coffee chat to meet with students interested in working for their company. WHO: The Career Center WHEN: 11 a.m. to 12…

… professor, will be giving a speech about the Arab-American racial paradox that classifies them as white on the U.S. census but are treated otherwise. WHO: Department of Near Eastern Studies WHEN: 4 p…

… mental health among students. Short for “you matter,” the group specifically raises awareness about bullying, depression and suicide. After organizing and planning for several years, the club…

… became official last month. High school student Erik Rob- erts founded the national orga- nization umttr in Montgomery County, Md. following the suicide of his close friend and fellow ath- lete, Evan…

… stigma associated with mental illness through the new student organization. “I think it is crucial that umttr started as an organization by young adults, for young adults,” Rosenstock said in an e…

… the Uni- versity’s curriculum, perhaps as a requirement class for incoming freshmen, similar to the AlcoholE- du program. “I hope that we can implement a similar program where students are…

… for students who need a community of individuals who understand the hardships of han- dling mental health issues. “I hope to create a safe place for students to talk about their personal struggles…

… the Univer- sity's Neuroscience Graduate Program for an annual event in which middle school students from the region are invited to participate in a variety of interactive and educational exhibits about…

… the brain, accord- ing to Rackham student Stephanie Temme, the former co-director of BrainsRule! "We want to reach them at that crucial age and show them that science can be fun, interesting and you…

… don't necessarily have to be a crazy genius or something to be a sci- entist," Temme said. Since the group's cre- ation in 2001, BrainsRule! has hosted more than 220 fifth-and-sixth grade students. For…

… the event, BrainsRule! members design and run 20 booths about neuroscience for students to learn about brain functions. Though the event is usually organized by neuroscience graduate students, Brains…

…Rule! encourages all interested University students to participate. Temme said the club typically has about 60 graduate and undergraduate student volunteers. Planning for the 2012 BrainsRule! fair is under- way and…

… students promote the newly-formed Hammocking Association of Michigan on the Diag yesterday. CRIME NOTES Catch him if you can WHERE: Cancer Center WHEN: Monday at about 3:25 p.m. WHAT: A fake $10 bill was…

… LOCAL/S TATE CAMPUS I Marching to the beat The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 1, 2002 - 3 Student assaulted outside apartment Effects of urban environment on kids topic of talk The School of…

… Margaret Water- man Alumnae Town Hall Celebrity Lecture Series. As an astronaut, McDivitt com- manded the Gemini 4 and Apollo 9. Tickets are $40 and proceeds will go to a scholarship for University students…

… threatening the safety of SAFE members and also her expressing her views on an issue she has no right to," LSA senior Aisha Sabadia said. The Michigan Student Zionists also distributed a statement, saying that…

… rally, which we believe to be a publicity stunt," said LSA senior Adi Neuman. Neuman is the president of the Michigan Student Zionists. "These kinds of relationships are developed so when you get to…

… those boundaries, you know the protocol to follow," Brown said. Residential security has become a higher priority lately for University students. There have been sev- eral incidents in the Church Street…

… at the end of July for armed robbery. In April, a suspect robbed a student on the 700 block of Church Street, taking money, credit cards, a cell phone and a jacket. Police later recovered the jacket…

… running for two avail- able positions on the University Board of Regents. The other three candidates are Ismael Ahmed (D-Dearborn), director of the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services…

… intention of bringing about multiple perspectives," Reid said. "In addition, thedepartment has been part of a movement to incorpo- rate students into discourse about issues that are relevant to them…

…,"she added. But LSA sophomore Andrea Perkins said she feels that while the student body is equally distributed, the faculty ratio is not. "Although there are many female GSIs, there aren't that many profes…

… Tenants Union. The vote was tabled from last week with the purpose of finding out if the School of Social Work would agree to its role in the amendment. Some Social Work students would be placed at the AATU…

… office to do required community ser- vice fieldwork -with each student saving the AATU $5,120. This practice would start next semester as a way to stop the past practice of MSA being the AATU's primary…

…" items to their exams. "I wear my lucky necklace that I wear whenever I am nervous about something," Hill said. Johnson, on the other hand, dons her lucky rainbow socks for her exams. Some students said…

… that eating habits are also important when studying for exams. "Before I start studying, I drink a Pepsi and eat two little packs of Smar- ties,' RC freshman Katie Corbett said. What drives students to…

… these bizarre methods of preparation? The answer is stress. While supersti- tious rituals may help some students in their study habits, University faculty offered more concrete methods to aid students in…

… stress-management. First and foremost, students need to look out for their physical and mental health while studying. There are key symptoms that may be an indication of stress, said Robert Winfield…

… that students organize well. "The number one way to stress is to start studying e munication studies Prof. Tr ing. The amendment, which past 31-1, was essential to the fate of the AATU since the union…

… the Regents to Maintain Support for the Univer- sity's Legal Defense of Affirmative Action" and "Alert to Student Voters: The Threat to Affirma- tive Action at U of M in the November 7 Elec- tion…

… commented on ts should the importance of time-management t of fruits in midterm preparation. oid exces- "Students need to add time into their ne intake. schedules in order to study for each ffeine lead exam…

…. Breaks are also important in erspiration, study schedules. Students must meet needs that help their lives feel more is it is cru- balanced," she said. their time CAPS offers drop-in group work- shops every…

…9 1~ Cir rn One hundred Four years of editorial freedom Vo.CN. n S -11tb 11 199 0, 9 h a al r'U students ask for greater input in Diag renovations By CHASTITY PRATT For the Daily As students…

…,000 students on Central Campus eryday make about 100,000 trips across the iag by foot, bike or rollerblades. For first-year students and sophomores, the temporary fencing and the gargantuan Ellis-Don machine by…

… the West Engineering Building are as much a part of their vision of the Diag as the legendary "M." For various reasons, construction has in- volved little student input as to how the new Diag will look…

… and feel. "I think the students should have some input, but it's unclear the best way to do that," said Donna Erickson, a professor in the land- scape architecture department. Throughout the 19th…

… were made for a central square, he said. Last month, about 50 students in the land- scape architecture department participated in week long projects aimed at using public participation to help solve…

… various design prob- lems on campus. One team showed students, faculty and staff conceptual designs of the Diag and asked whether sidewalks should be widened, separated for pedestrians and bicy- clists, or…

… paved Diag. "You'd think the landscape architecture students would be involved," said David Barnes, a third-year graduate student in the department. "I think it would be a good idea to ask students and…

…, Germany, the Baha- mas, Mexico and the United States. The food includes brand names like Kraft and Kellogg's, and is cooked fresh daily. Sounds like a good place to eat, right? Many students don't feelthis…

… way. Although the chefs of Residence Hall Dining Services bring a diver- sity of experience as well as a variety of food to the University, students continue to criticize the food. "The food is edible…

… 50 percent of the time. Otherwise, it looks like a salad or Entree Plus night," said Mir,~phne~l Rwe n I NA firs.t-1Ie2r stu- AP PHOTO Israeli soldiers confer near the body of one of the two Arab…

… Revisionism," lec- ture sponsored by U-M Arab- American Students' Associa- tion, U-M Armenian Students' Cultural Association and U-M Hellenic Student Association; Lane Hall; Commons Room; 4 p.m. U "Is There a…

…, which met for the second time yesterday. "It's clear to me that student con- cerns were never addressed when they installed the police force," said Ochoa, who has opposed the depu- tized force since it…

… was installed on campus in June 1990. "(This oversight board) is the last possible way to make sure students have some power in being able to affect policy," she said. At yesterday's meeting, the…

… elected members of the oversight board - two students, two faculty members and two staff members - questioned DPS director Leo Heatley about previous complaints addressed to the department, officer training…

… available from the start. I don't need a summary - I can read it." School of Natural Resources se- nior Michael Dorsey - the other elected student representative to the oversight board - agreed. "Clearly we…

… "get in that door." "I want to see that they do their job the way they're supposed to do their job," he said. Dorsey and Ochoa agreed the best way to give students and com- munity members more control…

… at a 4,000-person fund-raiser at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. Electon>'9 heard the peeh. Yo a MAP ede. byesSon.-...beti..o.uNth Student groups 'UAIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, meeting, East…

…, Natural Re- sources Building, room 1040,7 p.m. Q Islamic Circle, discussing evo- lution, Michigan League, 3rd floor Room C, 6-7 p.m. Q Newman Catholic Student As- sociation, Party for First Year U…

…-M Catholic Students, Saint Mary Student Chapel, 331 Th- ompson St., 7 p.m. U Pro-Choice Action, meeting, MLB, room B 137, 7:30 pm. U U-M Archery Club, practice, Sports Coliseum, 8-10 p.m. Q U-M Pre-Med Club…

… conduct workshop, apply byNo- vember 2, contact Katrina McCree 763-0235. Student services Q Northwalk Safety Walking Ser- vice, Bursley Hall, lobby, 763- WALK, 8 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. Q Psychology Undergraduate…

… in New York City. THAT NIGHT playwright Arthur Miller, who in 1934 was the first University student to receive the Hopwood award, made the first con- tribution to the new endowment. Miller donated $50…

… soliciated donations. He said his goal is to raise $250,000 for the fund by the end of 1987. Since the Hopwood was established 55 years ago by playwright Avery Hopwood, nearly 2,000 University students have…

… students exposure to professionals, who might inspire them to enter their own work for judging for a Hopwood award. For several years the department has sponsored an annual series of reading by guest writers…

… limited software for these machines, to students, faculty, and staff at discounts of up to 50 percent off the retail price. IBM computers were added to the list just this past September. "All we're trying…

… to do is bring com- puting resources to students at the best possible price," said Conrad Mason of the Microcomputer Education Center, which conducts the xpandsoft University sales. Greg Marks, the…

… political scien- cie; Margot Norris, professor of English; and Michael Udow, associate professor of music were given to faculty for the pact on the life of the student a teacher and counselor." THE $1…

… (Continued from Page 1) Liberation Front, one of the most violent PLO factions, said yesterday that he had left Belgrade and had "naturally gone to an Arab country." Despite these reports, CBS said one of its…

… a glut it will never recover from. "It is true that this country graduates appoximately 35,000 lawyers every year, but you rarely hear about the fact that 60 to 70 thousand students graduate with MBA…

… about 10 years, will inevitably give the prospective law student more of a choice and enrich the legal system, according to these legal officials. STUDENTS TELEPHONE ANSWERING But how much can this help…

… a student who is competing for one of Yale's coveted 175 places - from a pool of 3,600 applicants? What can one do to increase the chances of getting into the law school of his choice? "WHETHER IT'S a…

… Diag yesterday that urged students to buy their own beer and forego rush. RSG backs Bush protest. (Continued from Page 1) during the Vietnam War, Wiscon- sin's policy stated that no member of the…

… Johnson ad- ministration should be allowed to speak on campus as long as the war continued, said graduate student Peter Rosset, a member of RSG and author of the Rackham resolution. "While they (government…

… moderate monarch, whose peace plans have angered more radical Arab elements. "These arms are important in meeting Jordan's proven defense needs and as evidence that those who seek peace will not be left at…

…; offers ambassadorship After class, students seek sex expert's advice (Countimuedfrom Page 1) setting up a scenario about a nurse who walked in on a patient friend while he was kissing another man. The…

… nurse hadn't known her friend was a homosexual. After telling the story, Hacker slid off the desk top she was sitting on, took a few steps closer to her students, and casually asked them what action they…

…, Hacker nod- ded her head in encouragement. Nor did her smile fade when one student argued, quite emotionally, that the nurse need not confront her friend at all. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION Applications…

… now available in 160 Rackham Deadline Nov. 15, 1985 TAKE THE.LEAD Help New Students or Their Parents Discover the Diversity of Michigan BE A SUIMMER ORIENTATION LEADER, Pick up applications at the…

… her sharp remark wouldn't in- timidate the student, she jokingly ad- ded, "Don't be a damn phony." In a light-hearted manner, Hacker continued: "I clearly have a bias. I know that you have a bias. I…

… have no problem with that. Let's talk about it. .. I'm giving you permission to be in pain and doubt throughout the semester." After she dismissed the students, an hour after, Hacker explained that she…

… emphasizes class discussion because student values often clash with her own. She added that many may be wrestling in their personal lives with issues presented in lecture. EVEN AS she spoke, four or five of…

…U OPINION Page 4 Saturday, October 18, 1980 The Michigan Daily tgMiigan tlg Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI, No. 39 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109…

… Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board A way not to get student control of the Union Higgins 3 I T HOSE ASSOCIATED with the Mich- igan Student Assembly some- times seem to…

… selecting student representatives to a committee working on the renovation of the Michigan Union. The way PIC has been going about that task has opened its members up to considerable criticism, much of which…

… indicate that he is highly qualified. He has served as head of the Union Programming Committee and has worked effectively with the Office of Student Services to effect student goals. In short, Lebow knows…

… his way around, and he has developed connec- tions in the administration that would have served the students well. PIC is aiming to stack the renovation committee with student represen- tatives who…

… support exclusive student control of the Union. That may initially appear to be a sound proposal, but the administration wants faculty and alumni control, too, and PIC's hard- line chauvinism may hurt the…

… Ku Klux Klan has seen quite a resurgence in the past few years, and its use of the term an- ti-semitism applies not only to Jews but to Arab-Americans as well. Recent attacks on Afro- Americans have…

… a t e student: "Date rape goes on every day. By acquitting him it legitimizes it. Men should take responsibility - not put it on the woman by saying 'she asked for it'. Women should educate their sons…

… early so that there is more awareness. Fernando Borrego, Law student: "It's hard to tell what happened unless you are there. You hope the judicial system made a good decision. You feel badly for her, but…

… firm Bluff Fisheries and a United Arab Emirates firm, al-Aquilli. The trawlers were on contract to the Iranian government, which charters foreign commercial ships. The captain, indentified as Robert…

… Student Assembly. After an unexpectedly small turnout at a Palmer Field concert last Saturday, Phillips, who coordinated Earthfest for MSA, was stuck with 40 pounds of uneaten popcorn that was to have been…

…: $13 in Ann Arbor; $20 outside the city. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and sub - scribes to the Los Angeles Times Syndicate and the National Student News Service. p+..... D | 1…

… college ring, Anerica's newest fine dews alloy$ 0 (Continued from Page 1) ONE ANTHROPOLOGY honors student estimated that there are ap- proximately five honors anthropology concentrators. But because each…

… honors degree can- didate must have a faculty member for a thesis advisor, some departments must maintain fairly rigid standards in order to avoid enrolling more students in the program than the department…

… can accommodate. Two of the more popular programs, economics and political science, have minimum grade average requirements substantially above those of the Honors Council. Students wishing to prepare…

… your Lustrium college ring for only $42:00 "SK gold high school trade-ins also apply Os all Josten's 10K gold college rings. WED. OCT 22nd thru FRI. OCT. 24th 11:00 to 4:00 .Pre.Med Students Also Health…

… Professional Students and Science Majors Are you interested in studying to become a physician? If so, inquire about the University of Dominica, School of Medicine. " Listed in WHO World Directory of Medical…

… weight into the siege of Abadan and Khorramshahr. Capture of the two cities would give Iraq control of the. Shatt al-Arab waterway that before the war served both countries as the main oil shipping route…

… were hiding something from them." Volume XCI, No. 42 Wednesday, October 22, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday…

… inspirational story of art and chicken supposedly came life. Tickets are $10 with a from a Tyson Ponds Inc. pro- student ID at the Michigan cssing plant, but the cma League Ticket Office. cyhsc eid h lcgtopa…

… discuss Spain's relation- WHAT: A guide to help about 5:10 p.m. ship with the modern Arab seniors after graduation, WHAT: A motorcycle was world and how its history including information abc found tipped…

… Mandell FORUM Magazine Staff Member of MERIP Reports FRIDAY, NOV. 5 --7:30 P.M. KUENZEL ROOM - MICHIGAN UNION Sponsored by Organ. of Arab Students U-M Chapter "In my campaign two years ago, I promised to…

… continuing to grapple about the boundaries of this category.” Matthew Stiffler, a lecturer in American Culture and researcher at the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, Mich., commented on the…

… or staff member does not disclose their ethnicity. Paul Robinson, associate vice provost at the Office of the Registrar, discussed the extended ethnicities initiative for both students and…

… faculty at the University that allows students to update their identities in Wolverine Access according to their specific racial and ethnic identities. “In the last several months, we enabled…

… our students’ systems and HR systems to be able to capture some data of ethnicities,” Robinson said. Ravi Pendse, vice president of information technology and chief information officer at the…

… University, reminded the audience that while demographic data collection is essential to representation, the University must also respect students’ rights to information and data privacy. “All of…

… that we must make available to our entire campus for students first, a data dashboard that students can look at and see what data we are collecting on them, and why.” Rackham student Alyssa Park…

… told The Daily she attended the event because of her interest in the desegregation of data around Asian American students and erasure of specific ethnic groups who fall under the pan-Asian identity…

…. Once that information is sent out, it is up to the students to decide how to proceed, as there is no requirement for participants to communicate with their matches. Michielssen noted the service…

… is only open to undergraduate students, so any graduate students or alumni who attempt to fill out the questionnaire will be disqualified. Only a valid University email is required to fill…

…-creators researched compatibility. The group used their findings to draft questions related to issues important to a successful relationship, while also keeping the questions engaging for students. LSA…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan y'.' r, .: , Y S"::: HEATIHER KAMXINS Editor in Chief JEFTREV KOSSEFF DviD WALLACEF Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials…

… reflect the opinion of the mjority of the Daily s editorial board. All other articles. letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Michigan Daily. Wasted time Students should make…

… Mallace can he reached ovei e-mail at davidm(a umich. eda. Without knowledgeable, hard work- ing professors and Graduate Student Instructors, a university cannot be considered a top school. Luckily, the…

… faculty. As part of their effort to help students succeed, most professors and GSIs offer open office hours at set times during the week. At these times, students may come to ask questions, prepare for…

… exams or simply to learn more about a topic that interests them. Sounds like a great opportunity, does- n't it? Students are able, at no additional fee, to get advice and extra help from some of the top…

… educators in the world. There is no drawback - no one is graded during office hours. Students embar- rassed about asking questions in class can do so in a private, one-on-one setting. Office hours alleviate…

… many of the prob- lems that large lecture halls experience, such as the normal lack of interaction ' with an instructor. Students lead incredibly busy lives. In addition to classes, they study…

…, participate in sports, clubs and interest groups, shop for themselves and sometimes even sit down and just relax. Amidst all these demands, students should not forget about the opportunity to meet with…

… instructors. Despite having busy sched- ules, there is always time for utilizing office hours. "There are a number of benefits (for students) to seeing professors and GSIs,", Joe Henderson, an LSA academic advi…

…- sor, said. "One of the main benefits is get- ting to know their instructor and letting their instructor get to know them. Students need letters of recommendation and references. Faculty who work with…

…Students To Vote in SGC Election, Referendu < v Elections . By LOUISE LIND A campus-wide election today will select eight students to sit as members of Student Govern- ment Council and will…

…; Michigan Union stairs; Frieze Bldg.; Women's Athletic Bldg.; and East Medical Bldg. Present Cards To participate in the elections, students must present their stu- dent identification cards to be punched by…

… greater, participate in it. A two-thirds majority decides the referendum. Should the referendum pass, it would be binding on Council and would take effect in the spring. Several campus student groups have…

… President Thomas Brown, '66L, noted that recent action by the SGC committee on referral to "stay" SGC's motion "Mem- bership Selection in Student Or- ganizations" would have no effect on the regular seating…

… candidates' views: Douglas Baird, '66, defines Council as a "very powerful and effective legislative organization" which ought to work for modified change within existing student or- ganizations. Student-f a…

… c u 1 t y government should be viewed as "in its in- fancy," with the rise to maturity to be made through the responsi- ble selection of student represen-, tatives, he notes. Douglas Brook, '65, feels…

… that Council "as a representative body, must concern itself with issues and programs that are genuinely in the student interest." Council should try to strike a balance where the laws of Michi- gan and…

… the rules of this Univer- sity are respected, while at the same time respect for the import- ance of student activities is main- tained, he says. Scott Crooks, '65, makes a clear delineation between…

…." There are students at Michigan from every part of the world. They include Arabs, Turks, ,Armenians, Jews, Germans, Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Russians, Indians, Poles and Spaniards. And it is only…

… enough it ,was easy. Instead of harboring groundless ani- nosities, foreign students have taken to the busi- ness of friendship with rare enthusiasm. Instead of remaining Arabs, Jews, Turks and Russians…

…THE MICHICAN DAILYFg;' OCT. 13, IE MICHIGAN DAILY Mimes Opera And The Women . ,,.,fir " dited and managed by students of the University Of higan under the authority of the Board in Control of…

… ANNOONCEMENT that T an exchange student program had been inaugurated between the University and Brazil once more stresses the work being done at Michigan to foster international 'friendship. For years a leader…

… in the exchange of studen ts with foreign universities, Michigan gives addi- tional help to its foreign students through the International Center, now celebrating its first birthday. The Center's broad…

… program, aimed at helping foreign students to. acclimate them- selves to American university life through social, cultural and recreational activities, has served to put them at ease since they are…

…. probably the greatest benefit of the Center is that it provides, as Prof. Raleigh Nelson, Coun- selor to Foreign Students, says, "a place where intelligent young men and women, gathering for a brief space of…

… the International Center? Why is it that people act like human being here? It should be remembered that most of the foreign men and women coming to the University are grad- uate students and are…

… student groups argued heatedly in the Michigan Daily on the proposition that women be allowed to appear in the Union Opera. Any objections raised were founded on the stifling bugaboos of tradition and…

…-long study, Welles is unbeatable. He, and he alone, isi responsible for the long series of NewI (Continued from Page 2) Michigan Union for a term of threeg years Students, College of Literature, Sci- ence…

… earlier. The amendments made some key concessions to Sunni Arabs, starting with the first article underlining that Iraq will be a single nation with its unity guaranteed - a nod to fears among the…

… disaffected minority that the draft as it stands will fragment the country. Other changes open the door to Sunni Arabs to try to make more dramatic substantive changes in the constitution later, after a new…

…: Positive view of Colum- bus lingers) incorrectly named Brittany Marino as the president of the Native American Student Association. The story should have said that Marino is a member of the organization. A…

…. JACQUELINE 13ISSET (R) CANDICE BERGEN THURS, FRI-7:20, 9:40 El w 0 " 0 0 0 0 i0 Diag drizzle Daily Photo by KIM HILL Students on the Diag create a blur as they rush to escape the dreary fall rain yesterday…

…, Mubarak banned attacks on other Arab nations in Egyptian newspapers, a well- placed newspaper} source said yester- day. "We are not going to start at- tacking any of these countries," the Middle East News…

… supposed to make up the governing Arab council after autonomy is implemented. He saw no chance of agreement "on the elections, their form, their method. Will the voters go to the polls and will those elected…

… arms shipments to hostile Arab militant groups across the Middle East, a day after a myste- rious explosion rocked a weapons factory near the North African country's capital. The tough words were likely…

… the sale of prized land plots and O real estate in Moscow and other parts of Russia. -Compiled from Daily wire reports At showcase, TechArb highlights student work 20 student venture teams share…

… below the structure's surface, student entrepreneurs are collaborating to create the extraordinary. The University's Center for Entrepreneurship, located in' the basement of the parking structure, held…

… its Student Ven- ture Showcase on Thursday. At the event - hosted by CFE's TechArb Student Startup Accelerator, and co-sponsored by the Samuel Zell & Robert H. Lurie Institute for Entrepre- neurial…

… Studies, the College of Engineering and the Office of the Vice President for Research - iore than 100 students and faculty attended in hopes of attracting investors for their fledgling businesses. The 20…

… student venture teams in attendance were com- prised of undergraduate and graduate students from vary- ing educational backgrounds. University alum Richard Sheridan - president and CEO of Menlo Innovations…

… are going to reinvent Michigan," Sheridan said of the student entrepre- neurs. University alum Mahendra Vora - the founder and manag- ing director of Vora Ventures, which helps to found and sell…

… technological ventures - said he attended the event to sup- port other student entrepre- neurs. "That's all I've done my whole life, is startups," Vora said. "I'm just excited to be batk at my alma mater. Twen…

…- ty-five years later there's noth- ing like this." The student startups includ- ed several Facebook and mobile phone apps, a trivia game and a hybrid solar energy system, among others.. A select few of…

… the student presenters also had the oppor- tunity to meet privately with investors Thursday afternoon. Rackham student Jus- tin D'Atri represented Torch Hybrid, LLC, a company that produces power…

…'I 4A - Thursday October 25, 2012 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com I0 C f idtigan 4aily Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor…

… periods As college costs continue to increase - by 2.8 percent for in-state students and 3.5 percent for out-of-state students for the 2012- 2013 academic year at Michigan - and post-grad job prospects…

… worsen, more college graduates are defaulting on their student loans. Facing an uncompromising job market, fewer college graduates are able to pay their loans back on time and are facing serious legal…

… student loan payments so graduates have time to secure a job before being hit with their tuition bill. Fuck the non-voter? n 2008, P. Diddy gave the American people two choices: You can either vote in the…

… franchise. If only someone put that on a sticker. -Melanie Kruvelis can be reached at melkruv@umich.edu. Accordingto a Bloombergnews article, more than 10 percent of .federal student loan bor- rowers default…

… on loan payments that amount to $1trillion nationwide. Meanwhile, graduate student unemployment has reached a record high, with an 8.8 percent unemployment rate in 2011 with a successful job search…

… timeframe of about six months. And student debt con- tinues to increase with the average hovering around $27,000. This means that only one year after graduation, the interest accrued is almost $2,000. With…

….'LEE . explains fee refunds U' Draftees .To Receive FeeRefund By SANDRA JOHNSON University students called to ac- tive duty by thearmed services will receive a full refund of se- mester fees, University Comptrol…

…- ler Gilbert L. Lee has stated in a memo to the billing office. In addition, they will not need to pay a service charge for this refund. Less than a dozen students have left the University this semester…

…- to assume active duty, Supervisor of Student Billing Neil M. Tracy said yesterday. Otherwse, students would re- ceive a full refund without a serv- ice charge only if the change in "fee status" were…

… brought by ad- ministrative action of the Univer- sity, he explained. Other Instances Tracy cited the dropping of a course or the removal of students from a class that is too full as instances in which such…

… a refund might be demanded. In all other cases a student .leaving during the first two weeks of school is refunded his entire fee minus a $30 dis-enrollment charge. If he is leaving during the third…

… discussing and listening to jazz, a few belong to the Dixieland Group, a small group of students who get to- gether and play "just for the fun of it." Continuous from 1 :30 P.M. EI!I~a -Daily-Wally Barth IN…

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… To Students Some 700 students seeking post- graduation jobs in 1949 attended the annual registration meetings of the. University Bureau of Ap- pointments yesterday and Mon- day in the Rackham Lecture…

… will be done by us to place you in a position agreeable to you," he said. Purdom told students, "The most important asset in getting a job is knowing people." Stu- dents must get good references to get…

… May by the Committee on Student Conduct, has not met formally, he said. Nor has the Student Conduct Committee called its members in for a report. S * 4 . DEAN STASON said the faculty members of the…

… subcommittee- he, Dean Hayward Keniston of lit school and Dean Earl V. Moore of the School of Music-have met informally. They have not met with the student members of the commit- tee-Patricia Hannagan, Marshall…

…,” Skovgaard- Petersen said. “He speaks not a very convoluted Arabic, gener- ally. He knows how to communi- cate.” During the 1960s, Skovgaard- Petersen said, al-Qaradawi moved into a period of “institu…

… books. “He is becoming inspir- ing and sometimes pushing Islamic movements to move in a more democratic direction,” Skovgaard-Petersen said. Skovgaard-Petersen argued that the Arab…

… rather to make an assessment of his political significance. Skovgaard-Petersen said he uses al-Qaradawi’s unfinished mem- oirs, as well as numerous books written by al-Qaradawi’s own students and…

… education program last week in an effort to better prepare students to succeed throughout college and life. The program, Dearborn Discovery Core, requires students to take upper and lower- level…

… courses in one of three categories: Foundational Studies, Areas of Inquiry or Capstone Experiences. Foundational Studies consists of courses that strengthen students’ communication, critical and…

… students with the chance to reflect on previous learning experiences. Ilitch family gifts $40 million to Wayne State The Ilitch family will donate land and funds totalling $40 million for a new…

… Tuesday. to students in print form before the transition to electronic feedback. LSA junior Sean Pitt, CSG chief of staff, said releasing course evaluation data will allow students to form…

… expectations of courses without resorting to third-party sources like the website RateMyProfessors.com. “We have all this data collected about previous students’ experiences,” Pitt said, “Our goal…

… whatever they are, they were not designed to assist students in choosing classes; it is the wrong instrument for that. So what we’ve been saying at the Senate Assembly, it’s not that we don’t think…

… students don’t have a legitimate interest in having more and better information on how to choose classes, but we think at a world-class University it behooves us to design an instrument that can…

… Tuesday after student leaders and the government agreed to hold talks in the increasingly frustrated city. The government and students leaders announced they will begin talks on political reform on Friday…

…. But while a govern- nient representative said negoti- ations were off to "a good start," the students expressed anger S and disappointment at officials' daunwillingness to address their real demands…

… month, Snyder also toured the MHacks expo to see projects created by inno- vative students from all areas of campus, including various mobile apps, a robotic arm and. software that analyzes the mood in…

…. LSA senior Gabriel Leaf, chairman of the University's chapter of College Republicans, said he believes the biggestcreason why students believe in Snyder are because of his job-creating policies. A major…

… contributed to the economic growth. Leaf said the hardest posi- tion a student finds themselves in after graduation is the task of actually finding a job and enter- ing the workforce, a problem he believes…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 25, 2002 OPTED (Itt W 4k, tjCbtgttu :4gat7lu 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE…

…'m drawin' for you, the man is the Arab world, see? And the cross - or what's causing the crossness - is the war. All these freedom haters are gonna be pretty cross if we start dancing with Iraq. And we…

… EDITOR 01 MSA 'determined to become irrelevant' with boycott vote, say former pres ad vp. To THE DAILY: The Michigan Student Assembly seems determined to become irrelevant (again), with its ludicrous…

… vote to boycott the Michigan Daily. MSA and the Daily are jointly the voice of campus - MSA representing and responding to the opinions of students, and the Daily bringing those and other opinions back…

… to students. For MSA to boycott the one organization that can help it bring its work to campus is antithetical to everything student representation should be about. This boycott is nonsense. As 95…

… percent of campus will agree, the Daily is one of the most extremist liberal newspapers out there. For a group of student organizations to start a boycott because they don't like their coverage is ridicu…

… issues, as they lay out how the Daily must change the way it operates. News flash: The Daily is not getting bigger, and students are still going to pick it up tomorrow morning. Last year at this time MSA…

… was fighting to get a fall break (yes, freshmen, the one you just had was the first at the U), get an extra $73,000 for student groups from Fleming, expand the CCRB hours, and put Entree Plus in the Big…

… House ... all things we did. On Tuesday, MSA spent hours debating whether or not to boycott the paper they will all pick up in the morning to see if they were quoted in! Joe student couldn't cafe less…

…, won't boycott the Daily, and will see MSA as less relevant because the majority of the "representatives" voted yes. MSA: Think of all the things you could be doing for that student - if you've never met…

… and intimidation toward Jewish stu- dents on college campuses. You know what? Arab students in particular, and Palestinian students specifically, have faced that for years, and face it still. The…

…0 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 18, 2002 OP/ED ate £ irigun &ziIg 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE. UNIVERSITY…

… stand together DAVID HORN HORNOGRAPHY n the day I saw the first shirt I saw a problem. Last winter, Jewish 3 students on our cam- pus surfaced in blue T- shirts that read, "Wherever we stand, we stand…

… Sharon's stubbornness and hawkish policies do not excuse or justify the same from pro- Israeli and Zionist student leaders. The men in control in the Middle East are desperate politicians, and neither…

… same flaws are being mirrored by the most vocal pro-Palestinian group on campus, the so-called Students Allied for Freedom and Equality. Putting aside their ill-advised divestment conference, perhaps the…

… strongest evidence is that on Wednesday Rabbi David Weiss of Neturei Karta spoke on campus at their behest. No doubt the student organizers' intention was to offer an example of a religious Jew who opposes…

… Zionism, but it is unlikely that they or most students on this campus know the full story behind the group he represents. Founded in the 1930s, Neturei Karta, which means "Guardians of the City" (that is…

… ironic that although Muslim students frequently complain that Americans misun- derstand and misportray their religion, it was an utter ignorance of Judaism that was demonstrated by SAFE's hosting of Rabbi…

… of the land of Israel, including presumably all of Jerusalem and the West Bank - just not yet (since the messiah has not come). Do pro-Palestinian students really wish to associate themselves with…

… accurately reflect the students' opinions. If that is the case, if what they truly believe is that Israel has no right to exist, if what they ultimately want is a Palestine from the Jordan to the sea, then…

… to students -with disabilities on Friday for her work with deaf and hard of hearing students. A luncheon sponsored by the Hear- ing Impaired Students Organization t'Ook place at the Michigan Union in…

… honor of Arfa and the Lee Bernstein family, who are generous supporters -of the group. Along with the award, Arfa received S500 for her services as an undergrad- ,uate student at the University, where…

… ,she was also a member of the Michi- gan Student Assembly and a half a dozen other student organizations. Career Link 2000 , to provide advice In an effort to provide students who -tre not in pre…

…-professional programs with information about possible career fields, Career Link 2000 will take place Thursday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Michigan Union Ballroom. The event, hosted by LSA Student Government, LSA…

… about the Arab-Israeli con- flicts and heard both sides of the story and I wanted to do something about all the injustices I saw and heard about," SNRE senior Amy Morrow said. "I'm not pro-Palestin- ian…

… support the Palestinians. The teach-in was organized by the Muslim Student Association, the Arab-American Anti- Discrimination Committee and the Palestine Committee. Vest Bank Zain Bengali, vice president…

… and to do dirty work forbidden by Congress." She also said she opposed the U.S. giving more than $100 billion to Israel since 1967. LSA senior Naomi Baum, who is Jewish and a member of the student…

… raised important health concerns. Sawsan Abdulrahim, a Public Health student and member of the Palestine Committee, detailed the conditions of the hospitals in charge of tireating the wounded. "Hospitals…

… attention to violence in the Middle East. Images of dead and wounded Palestinians were displayed at the teach-in. Following the speakers, several members of the student organizations spoke about ways to…

… of the Muslim Student Association and moderator of last night's teach-in, highlighted what he believes the com- munity should know about the conflict. "We want people to know that this isn't some…

… tersection of South State Street and South University Avenue, DPS reports state No one was injured in the crash. - Student reports being harassed A female student reported Tuesday afternoon that she was being…

… harassed, D/PS reports state. The student reported that she has Seived numerous letters, c-mails and phone calls of a harassing nature. She claims she has told the man to cease his communication, but he has…

… continued. The student declined to file a report, citing that she wanted to try and handle the situation on her own. Garbage results in ~S oficers issue dacittin forlit- tering Tuesday evening at the Fletcher…

… in Bursiey *Members of the student organiza- tin Defend Affirmative Action By Ainx Means Necessaiy were reported sohb.ting in Bursley Residence H all late Vuesday night,.DPS reports state. -DPS did not…

… Detroit. These students see "more empty parking lots than houses" on their way to school, Boggs said. "Children need to nurture relations between themselves and the earth," she said. Elaine Eason-Steele, co…

… the MSU ampus. , " think there has been no transmis- from this student to anyone else. e're back to the baseline" he said. Still, Sienko added, the vaccinations SU is offering may help prevent eningitis…

… from- breaking out again, ince college students are at a higher isk of becoming infected. LAOR tinued from Page 1 s activists have contended that the corporate-controlled F LA will hide labor violations…

… anno aother minority students and several organizations to enter the o Iax suits against the University as defendants. The (entei for Indix idual Rights filed the lax suits auainst the unixersitv about…

… senior Will Youmans, presi- dent of the Arab-American Anti- Discrinmnation Committee, described the event as being somewhat of a tradi- tion, since the group has participated in the day",fo r…

… sexeralvyears n)o%% lo educate students, Youmans said, ADC intends to distribute iterature on economic sanctions imposed on Iraq Youmans said he hopes "to inform others about Ara-Aimnencan (discrimi- natorxt…

… interventions, a poetr 1 slam and Law Students for Affirmatixe Action is host- ing "The Missing Dialogue: Race and Gender in Education.' which will discuss standardize testing scores. Day of Action coordinaors…

… should never have been pro- d.ced anyway. 1They can't feature any current players and they did- n't get our approval," he said. F i ATTENTION UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS WORLDWIDE Central…

… that protect the workers' rights in accordance with our code of conduct," he wrote. The University of Michigan commit- tee, comprised of students, faculty and members of S01LE, will take a careful look…

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….Dyslexia By NICHOLAS J. COTSONIKA Daily Staff Reporter Most University students have no trouble reading newspaper articles. They walk across the Diag, bookbags over their shoulders and reach for a…

… paper out of instinct. They scan the pages and then dis- *card them without much thought. Reading is just taken for granted. After al, to get into Michigan, a student has to be able to read, right? But…

… regular school setting. I needed to be challenged." Bolger finally found a challenge The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 25, 1994 - 3 teaches 'U' student to succeed in college. He entered a local…

… of interest: divorce and dyslexia-related issues. Bolger also served one term on the Michigan Student Assembly, the University's student government. "I see such atrocities in electoral politics," he…

… for the program. This marks the first time a millage has been approved for a shelter in the state, said Lori Grubstein, a graduate student in the School of Social Work and a SAFEhouse intern. Sixty…

… diplomacy of the Arab-Is- raeli conflict, with all its physical and .po litical dangers. "The president has left the issue to the leaders in the region and his sec- retary of state until now," said a State…

…, spoke about her own plight as a single mother at the University. She said Ireland's situ- ation, like her own, was a Catch-22. "I have to know my (studies) 10 times as well as other students here at the…

… the decisions to policies during Hitler's reign. Masley and the coalition advo- cated free 24-hour day care for Uni- versity students and employees dur- ing her speech. 'If women don't have the right…

… into the home," said Melissa Greene, a student at Wayne State University who came with NWROC. LSA first-year student Andre Bell Watkins stopped to observe the dem- onstration. "They came out here to…

… Meetings U Alianza Meeting, Trotter House, Mail Lobby, 7 p.m., 764-2677 Q Gospel Chorale Rehearsals, 764- 1705, School of Music, Room 2043, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Q Thai Students Association Weekly…

…. Southern girls drive by in new cars sporting bumper stickers reading "HELP ROSS KEEP MIS- SISSIPPI SOVEREIGN," a n d "IMPEACH EARL WARREN." Watch Football Many Ole Miss students left the campus over the…

… weekend, to at- tend the Mississippi - Kentucky football game in Jackson, the state's capital. Many freshmena were in evidence, wearing the "M"; beanie with the confederate col- ors. The student newspaper…

… first class on the campus of Ole Miss at Oxford yesterday. given Mississippi Gov. Ross Bar- nett when he turned away James Meredith at the gates to the uni- versity the day before. The students I saw and…

…- culated in the student union. It had pages of signatures. Perhaps the most prophetic quote I heard was from the stu- dent who said "You know what tees all these reporters off? They want to see us throw some…

…. At least two extremists believed to be Arab killed in strike, source says By CANDACE RONDEAUX and SHAIQ HUSSAIN The Washington Post KABUL, Afghanistan - A sus- pected U.S. missile strike near the…

… intelligence official who spoke on condition of anonym- ity said the bombardment killed at least two extremist commanders who are believed to be of Arab ori- gin. "The others killed were most likely local…

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…'t start sending more food instead of "empty declarations." reach crit DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - The Arabs have a saying: "There can be no Middle East war without Egypt and no peace without Syria." That was…

… the Golan Heights cap- tured in 1967, understands that he must adapt to the new world order. But not at any price and not by breaking Arab ranks as Egypt did when it signed a peace treaty with Israel in…

… stage viled foes for a year has irrevocably altered the fundamentals of the Arab-Israeli conflict. When the talks began in Madrid Oct. 30, 1991, the Syrians and Israelis hurled insults at each other. Now…

… should spend money on its own problems freedom, to win the peace, to help transform former enemies into peaceful partners," Bush said. STUDENT ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT CENTER .::::"*1.:1:.:::*i .":.i…

… possibly ac- complish? The regional, ethnic, religious, and intra-Arab conflicts engulfing Lebanon are so deep-seeded and so complex that we cannot hope to find any kind of short-term solution to the current…

… minority, it is also, like most of the regimes of the Arab world, fun- damentally illegitimate. Herein lies one of the most basic problems in these countries, and a key to the endemic instability of the…

… politically un- viable. MacFarland is a Daily staff member. f .4 Edits ahens t Mi Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan LaBan / nuu i .. a' I Vol. XCIV-No. 45 420 Maynard St. Ann…

… over the state of the Israeli economy and the future of a Jewish set- tlement which the Supreme Court has ordered the government to remove from Arab land. His first choice for foreign minister, Deputy…

…, under fire for Israel's economic woes, had said earlier he might leave the government. Hurvitz and Shamir are strong sup- porters of expanded Jewish settlements in occupied Arab territories and both…

… opulent domestic markets. Foreign money is being at- tracted to these shores in an un- precedented buying binge. Economists estimate $40 billion has been spent by Arabs, Germans, Japanese, Britishers…

… language or experience another culture. Ask them: PLACEMENT CENTER STUDENT ACTIVITIES BLDG. OCT 30 - NOV 1 PEA~RPS V$ISTA 1 RL The Center for Chinese Studies PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS BED AND…

… symbolic Pan-Arab No estimate of the number of peace plan now numbering about new commandos in the area was 2,500 Saudis, Sudanese, Libyans possible yesterday. But it ap- and Syrians. This was intended…

… ,build- up of neacekeepers. ASKED BY reporters if Chris- tians would accept the Arab peacekeepers, former President and Interior Minister Camille Chamoun. a leading Christian, Want to contact an old…

… village in camps by force. We refuse to southern Lebanon occupied by have the Arabs dictating their Syria. Three Christians were re- will on us . . . I believe it is ported killed and 12 wounded. still a…

… its paying salaries since r ;last June and the university hospital has a $6 million debt. Carrying on despite the war, thtru the university had 1,500 students during the summer, compared fied to a…

… to explore chances of detente , i THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 42 Wednesday, October 23, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second…

… Kissinger to the Indian isubcontinent, Eastern Europe and probably the Middle East and T-key - may clarify Sov- iet intentions in the Arab-Israeli dispute Rand set up a Novem- ber "quickie" summit between…

… is awaiting completion early next week of the Arab summit conference in Rabat, Morocco, to decide whether the timing is appropriate to attempt direct mediation between the Arab states and Israel. A…

… struggle. In the Sinai, the Israelis admit- ted Egyptian forces had crossed the Suez Canal at several points but said the Arab forces had not been able to extend their bridge- heads. Reports from Cairo, on…

… military observ- ers on the scene confirmed that Egyptian troops had crossed the canal at five points. The observers were not, however, able to confirm Arab charges that Israeli forces had tried to cross the…

… for The Daily some two years ago. BEEFED-UP SECURITY SGC: In search of clean By CHARLES COLEMAN In an effort to head off the fraud and confusion that have character- ized past Student Government…

… illegal, whether or not the purpose is to protest U.S. war policy. He said such protesters are be- ing stripped of student and other deferments and put at the top of draft lists not because they are…

… desegregation of schools in the North and the South. but Mississippi presents complicated problems that can- -not be resolved immediately. '-However, his argument that the By The Associated Press Arab guerrillas…

… the guerrillas agai'st Israel since the six-day war of June 1967. Al Fatah, the Arab guerrilla organization, claimed responsibil- ity for the attack in a communi- que yesterday from its h e a - quarters…

… leftist leaders have in Amman yesterday in front of called for a nationwide general Lebanese Army attacks on Arab strike to protest the army's crackdown on the guerrillas. Reports from Damascus said Lybia…

… faculty members. Total employment, including administra- tive and clerical staffs, was 1600. Students made up nearly half the personnel, the report adds. Half of the Institute's personnel worked on a part…

… reply. Cyprus over the Syrian region of the United Arab Republic and over Lebanon. Earlier, Abdel Monem Rifai, Jordanian Minister of Na- tional Guidance, said in an inter- view the UAR will lift its air…

… the Soviet Union1 has set off its ninth nuclear blast and probably its biggest since it resumed nuclear weapons testing Sept. 30. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Au- thoritative Arab sources said yes- terday…

… Tunisia would resume dip- lomatic relations with the United Arab Republic if the UAR would expel Salah Ben Youssef, Tunisian dissident leader now living in Cairo. Tunisia broke relations Wednes- day. NAACP…

… ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES 40,000 STUDENTS: Cites WSU Growth Plan By DAVID MARCUS Special To The Daily DETROIT - Wayne State Uni- versity President Clarence B…

…,000 student level, he later com- mented. The university currently has an enrollment of more than 20,000. Speaking before a session of the Association of Governing Boards of State Universities and Allied…

… dormitories which will eventually house 10 percent - 4000 students -of the eventual enrollment; 2) Additional athletic facilities; 3) A nearby research park, de- signed to attract commercial re- search firms or…

… University of Minnesota de- cided to investigate the case of DG under the auspices of the1 human rights committee. This student government committee re- ceived a letter from the national Delta Gamma which…

…. Minnesota students were concerned enough about t h e whole issue to bring it before the! rights committee. Students at the University are also concerned about the recent actions. to world leadership with the…

… premeditated, planned and organ- ized action connived at and shel- tered by the Indian government." Radios Report More Fighting Shakes Yemen, DAMASCUS () - Arab radio broadcasts indicated last night heavy…

… fighting has erupted in- side Yemen, the barren Red Sea1 nation taken over by revolution- aries two weeks ago. The United Arab Republic's Middle East News Agency report- ed from Yemen that war planes had…

…. Experts are often sent for con- sultation, Hannah said. Foreign Students The fourth responsibility con- cerns the foreign students taking courses in American universities. The fifth major area of inter…

…- paring our students to play their role in the world'" By ROBERT SELWA Young Americans for Freedom were treated last night to an examination of the distinctions between libertarianism and tra- ditionalist…

… ch STUDENTS, CULTURE: Papazian Details Russian Expei By RICIIARD MERCER Papazian noted a racial problem academic work done existing between the Russian stu- dents there. Dennis Papazian, Grad…

… recogni- tion to the new Syrian republic yesterday, 12 days after that Middle Eastern state dramatically split from President Gamal Abdel Nas- ser's tVnted Arab Republic. s The official word was conveyed to…

… Press More than a dozen countries of the East and West have recogniz- ed -the newly independent Syria since it broke away from the Unit- ed Arab Republic in the Sept. 28- 29 military coup. And…

… Friday until 9 P.M.; Sat. until 6 STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL READING and DISCUSSION Seminar: TO THE FINLAND STATION Edmund Wilson .1 …

…: Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2…

… should cut it out altogether. The only financial help available to athletes should be that which is available to all students. The argument that athletes spend so much time playing ball that they can…

… so well. The technicalities of his craft were so completely under control that keeping within a rigorous framework STUDENT Government Council is a very im- portant organization on this campus. It…

…-of-Aggression Policy By J. M. ROBERTS Associated Press News Analyst SECRETARY Dulles, under news conference prodding about the Arab-Israeli situation, has reiterated the American policy of aiding any victim of…

… students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 tothedaily@michigandaily.com MEGAN MCDONALD PETER SHAHIN and DANIEL WANG KATIE BURKE EDITOR IN CHIEF EDITORIAL PAGE…

… off students For-profit colleges yield high student debt and low graduation rates Jn the past decade student debt has nearly tripled, rising to an alarming $1.2 trillion. A disproportionately high…

… percentage of this debt is owed by students at for-profit universities, which specifically market their education as a product to targeted students while also often charging more in tuition fees than…

… strategic policy for reducing student debt overall. Six words What memory or event is worthy enough to stand as your memoir, to be the sole represen- tation of who you are as a person? Oct. 20 was the…

… Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, 96 percent of for-profit university students hold education-related debt, compared with 48 and 57 percent of students at public and private nonprofit…

… colleges, respectively. Further, 22 percent of students at for-profit schools will default on a loan payment within the first three years, as compared with about 9 percent of students at a nonprofit college…

… deceptive practices to lure minority or low-income residents to their schools. In February, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sued ITT Educational Services,Inc.,for predatorylendingto students…

…. Acceptance rates are comparatively high and tuition is about twice that of non-profit institutions.Meanwhile,only about31.5 percent of students in for-profit schools graduated compare to 57 percent for public…

… nonprofits and 66 percent for private nonprofits, according to a 2014 article. The University of Phoenix, which has a location in Ann Arbor, graduates only 16 percent of its students through campus learning…

…, and only 4 percent of its students who take courses online, according to a 2013 article. For those who do manage to graduate, students are less likely to receive callbacks from employers. This evidences…

…'V.. #,}N. ire: r -w -. -w C 1-. w .. -- r -r 'r -~ - - __ - ; .r , , Learning, Studying, Relaxing- A Russian Student's Week By PETER DAWSON A STUDENT at Moscow Univer- sity is quite likely…

… countries. Or a student may go to a soccer game, walk in the park or see an opera. If he studies in his suite he will have though but no extra room.7 A typical suite at Moscow has a small lavatory, a hall…

…. Down the hal is a small cooking and ironing room. In each corridor the cooking part contains a hot- plate, a small refrigerator and a sink. Students use them for snacks, or, if they're in a hurry, for…

… light meals:.. QUIET IS KEPT in the rooms not by an advisor graduate- student R.A. but by an older non- student man called a corridor monitor. Students didn't seem to feel very close to him, but they…

… to live that life yourself,” French said. The event began with an explanation of dabke’s origin and importance in Arab culture, and then participants had an opportunity to learn a…

…. Youness reflected on the history of dabke, and explained how it began long ago with everyday workers and today has spread to the larger Arab community. “Dabke started out a really long time ago…

… with the organization because it brought her friendship. “I joined because I really like dancing and I really like Arabic music, so it was a good mix of the two, and now I’m in it because all of…

… my best friends are in it,” Youness said. LSA sophomore Hala Abbas came to the event with the hope of getting more involved with the Arab community on campus. She also talked about how TEDx…

… shared these sentiments and explained it’s hard for some students to try something new, and hoped TEDx Adventures could help them do just that. “There aren’t a lot of opportunities to really…

… is farther from its star than Jupiter is from our sun. It is different from Jupiter but in the same class of planets of gas giant planets. Meyer worked with several students and postdoctoral…

… working with a graduate student and postdoctoral fellows to interpret data from the Magellan Observatory. They are looking for gas giant planets like Jupiter around one of the nearest stars to the…

… get to be a part of the next generation.” Felicity B. Hills, a Ph.D. student studying physics at the University, has a background in cosmology; she switched from working in a cosmology lab to…

…,” Hills said. Meyer said students in astronomy and those who take interest in the subject can take a lot away from his and similar discoveries. He said astronomy is a very valuable tool for…

… of students gain some insight into quantitative reasoning and look at the natural world differently and more quantitatively once they’ve studied science like astronomy in that context.” $5…

…. Opponents plan to fight the amendment before it even gets on the ballot, Kolb said. DETROIT (AP) - The FBI has rescinded an award it had planned to give to a prominent area Arab- American leader and raised…

… ques- tions about his ties to people the government wants to deport. Imad Hamad, who heads the Michigan branch of the American- Arab Anti-Discrimination Commit- tee, had been scheduled to receive a…

…. And EveryonesCon- nected boasts its own "newspaper," which allows users to read, share and comment on events and happenings with one another. School of Information student Cliff Lampe, who studies…

…'t Hul's complaints were not well- received by Art and Design senior Cat McMacken, who plays in the marching band. "The band means so much to the team, students and fans of Michigan," she said. "Prof. Van…

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… General: $45 for the day, $15 per concert Student: $5 per concert FILE PHOTO/DAILY Amir ElSaffar to bring maqam to Power Center This Wednesday, Iraqi- American trumpeter, vocalist and…

… led — ElSaffar is expanding upon a concept that he explored in his preceding album: Combining Iraqi and Arabic maqam music with jazz. “This project is much more specific in terms…

… of combining these two elements,” ElSaffar said in an interview with The Michigan Daily. Maqam, an Arabic modal system used in traditional Iraqi music, has had influences and variations…

… and chordal structures called vertical structures that don’t exist in Arabic music, and there are some other pitches in Iraqi and Middle Eastern music that don’t exist in the Western…

…Saffar’s “River of Sound” Power Center Wednesday, October 18th General: $24 - $42 Student: $12 - $20 Day two of Edgefest will host a wide variety of jazz performances Read more online at…

… young adults collaborate on writing a thriller, guided by their moderately successful novelist instructor (Marina Foïs, “Irréprochable”). The film starts by following one of the students, Antoine…

… suggesting an Arab or black villain in their thriller novel, and then a casual invocation of the 2015 terrorist attacks at the Bataclan in Paris, which he weaponizes against an Arab classmate. We then…

… views. At the workshop, the students dance around the subject, but Antoine seems ready to play: he’s willing to talk about the genre’s fascination with killing, despite what he perceives to be…