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… Morocco has sur- passed our hopes. There are 900 Algerian refugee students in Tu- nisia and 275 in Morocco. All the other Arab countries have de- clared themselves willing to ac- cept more students…

… universities. These are in two categories: students from the French language educa- tion stream, and those who have only Arabic langage education. Most are from the atter group in both Tunisia and Morocco…

…AlIgeria: A Students Ar Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS reval'- - Refugees Con gregate In Tunisia, Morocco (EDITOR'S NOTE: The -information in this article was…

… taken from working papers for the National Student Congress compiled by the Inter- national Student Relations Seminar for the United States National Stu- dent Association.) T the time of the French…

… Algerian people are no longer alone in their struggle. The Arab people, con- scious of our common fate, con- tinue to give to the struggle all the support necessary as long as it is needed. The democratic…

… Africa, united in battle for common ideals, will be able to drive out the last traces of colonialism. As for us, Algerian students, we remain firmly attached to the ideal of our people: national inde…

…- pendence as the basis for all eco- nomic, social, and cultural prog- ress of our country. The General Union of Moslem Students of Algeria (UGEMA) was created to be a fighting unit with- in the greater battle…

… necessities of the revolution. The life of the UGEMA is permanently integrated into the, great movement for emancipation, which raises up all our people un- der the leadership of the FLN.- * * "' OUR STUDENT…

…'S part in their own national organization has been clearly defined in their prin- ciples and has been implemented in real facts. The strike of May 1956, in the course of which all students left school and…

… classroom, is the most concrete evidence of the vitality of our union, which gives highest priority to the struggle for liberty. It marked the mass entry of our; students into the ranks and their direct…

… The Associated Press, The Algerian war went into its seventh year yesterday with the beginnings of a campaign by the Arab world to force Western Eu- rope and the United States to choose up sides against…

… France. President Qamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic told a celebration in Cairo that he will support the Algerian revolu- tCon "with all the resources we possess." Praises Rebels Such…

… informal talks with GOP candidates and party leaders. V RA D. SOC :IAL HOUR FRIDAY, Nov. 4, 1960 Y F * CLUB 314 East Liberty PRESENTED BY THE GRADUATE STUDENT COUNCIL I . ...... ... ... . ..... IU…

… operation of college admissions. "It is an ex- ternal agency interfering in the close relationship that should exist between the student, his parents and his chosen college." On the other hand, however…

…, Pearson says the CEEB scores are more effective for prediction than the interview method. "The Harvard business school experi- mented a few years ago with a class of students in which half had been admitted…

… with, and half without interviews. They found that the interviews were not con- tributing a single thing." To Observe Date Of Algerian Revolt The Arab Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. to day at the…

… RICHARDSON "OSCAR WILDE" I I ls English ucial Skil r Students te role of English in col- preparation and admission g the years ahead will be a 1 one," Richard Pearson, resident of the College En- e…

… indicate that fresh- today are less able writers those of 1910, our admission lards in English have drawn ism, Pearson said. ne critics point out that the students were not exposed to tive tests which…

… ebr £icrpwn 3mai Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHiGAN ans Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARDI N CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS M1 Prevail" STUDENT…

… discussion of the implications of the Wayne problem, not only by administra- tors, but by faculty (the Senate Advisory Committee yesterday began such discussion), and students. It is all too obvious that aca…

… commence. It is also quite obvious that the Univer- sity's record of preserving certain faculty and student freedoms, although generally fine, is not untarnished. Civil libertarians recall with lingering…

… doubt the period when University students were dismissed for hearing the al- leged Communist Arthur McPhaul, or the Nickerson-Davis-Markert case when the Uni- versity fired two faculty members and cen…

… April 1958, Libya, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia, Ghana, and United Arab Republic were represented. This conference de- cided to call on France to with- draw her troops, recognize the principle of Algerian…

… CAMPUSES: sponsibility and the Daily Cal "So, You See, The People Really Elected Barry Goldwater" O s a j i - wJ .AJ, izure by the Student Government of University of California (Berkeley) of nt newspaper…

… tent, Tigar's opponent declared that date must be on good terms with the o get support. Tigar's later defeat, it em, should have taken the air out of , but after a week the Student Govern- ment drew…

…-bred philoso- phy," and the committee started publishing the paper and deciding editorial policy. Censorship is the usual way to force editorial changes, but the Student Government employed instead a do…

… such a peccadillo hardly merits a full-scale thunderbolt. Student Gov- ernment elections are remarkable neither for their excitement nor their significance. The Committee proved to be obstinate as well…

… Christian Fellowship, lecture, Mr. Charles Troutman, 4:00 p.m., Lane Hall.-Oct. 31-Nov. 25, Alpha Chi Ome- ga, Distribution of Posters for Vicks- Care Crusade. Approved: That Student Government Council…

…. 16, Democratic So- cialist Club, "More on Cuba," panel discussion, Michigan Union, 8:00 p.m. Nov. 20, Baha'i Student Group, lecture, "The End of Alchemy in Religion," Dr. Dwight, W. Allen, Michigan…

…, Under Secretary in the Ministry of Education, United Arab Republic (Cairo, Egypt), Nov. 15-17 Mr. A. A. Gutmann, Representative, Asiatic Petroleum Corp., Venezuela, Nov. 17-Novy 21. Mr. Kasimiers Opalek…

…., Nov. 16 at 4:15 p.m. Rackham Amphitheatre. Placement Notices PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS: Seniors & Grad. students: Please call Bureau of Appointments, 'Ext. 3371, for interview appointments with the fol…

….m. to 12:30 p.m. Employers desirous of hiring part- time or temporary employees should contact Bill Wenrich, Part-time Em- ployer Interviewer, at NO 3-1511, ext. 2939. Students desiring miscellaneous jobs…

…-Friday. Parke, Davis & Company, 2800 Plymouth Rd., Ann Arbor. H33 STUDENTS AND YOUNG WOMEN, 18 years and over to work part time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m., 1 p.m.-5,p.m. or 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Telephone inquiries from…

… looking for work..-Call David Bruce. NO 2-4401, Ext. 123. liES HOUSEWORK WANTED '- Experienced, dependable person. NO 2-9782. 1HZ ROOM AND BOARD INDIAN STUDENT desiring roommate for large clean double. Rent…

…W- PILam Pancake Brnch at 715 St. this Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. F14 SMILE, Shelly Ruth! F129 DENTAL STUDENT-Young Republican from gate 8 has become intrigued. Probably foolish, but would at least…

… like to knw your name. Room 338, V.V. F133 NEED HELP?-The originator of MAD magazine has done 'it again-only this time for college students! He's created a hilarious new magazine called HELP! Want to see…