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… miscalculation." S now available 11 U I Checking NOVEMBER 29: A TRAGIC DAY IN HISTORY FOR THE PALESTINIANS. The Arabs have rejected a British report call- interest may hurt a ing for dividing Palestine…

… into two states, one NOVEMBER 29, 1937 Jewish and one Arab. Arab revolts against the NOVEMBER 29, 1947 British continue, killing many Jews and Arab moderates. The U.N. Security Council votes to…

… divide Pales- tine into two states, one Jewish and one Arab, but the Arabs reject partition and launch a war to claim all of Palestine. Jordan and Egypt annex much of proposed Palestinian homeland. After…

… higher balance in checking accounts, which would serve to increase banks' money supplies. Students and others who typically keep a relatively low balance in thei checking accounts are better off with…

… the interest, and may even lead to losses, she said. CHARLES LAHEY, an Ann Arbor Bank and Trust executive, said the in terest checking accounts would be best for "those students who have $1,000 to…

… deposit." But, he added, "experience has shown that the average student just doesn't keep that much in his account." Local credit unions have 'been allowed to offer interest on checking accounts for the…

… past five years. In- terest rates at the credit unions are lower than those of commercial banks' but restrictions are fewer. The Ann Arbor Co-op Credit Union open to all University students, offers a…

… checking service with interest called a "Share Draft Account" that has no minimum balance and no service charge. "Students shouldn't be penalized for withdrawing their own money," said Leo Murray, manager of…

… in regular checking," said Robert Hofmann, manager of the University of Michigan Employee's Credit Union. 'U' drafts housing plan' for foreign students tcontinued from Page NOVEMBER 29, 1980 of our…

… people." (Damascus) Intransigence still keeps the Palestinians out of the peace process. THE TRUE TRAGEDY OF THE PALESTINIANS: 43 YEARS OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR A PALESTINIAN HOMELAND LOST THROUGH ARAB…

… of the Unknown Women's Memorial in Washington, D.C. A L1' b e itbadat U i stij Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 a Vo Un car of t ON…

… ser pagan ospecifi area. school what t mind "Arab "terro almost p search of a sc 6ussto l. C, No. 64 signed editorials represent a majo toons, signed articles, and letters he Daily. rity of the Daily…

… legitimate y severe anti-Arab racism that has aspirations for self-determination. singly marked the U.S. political It is even more outrageous that The Calling for people to "beware of South End would choose to…

… Israel and the United 1 PLO policy is to bomb tourists, States from seeing Palestinians as put out by a group calling itself people with rights rather than terrorists onist Student Organization, used who…

… throw bombs. To reinforce such arged term terrorism to imply that myths is to practice the very terrorism abs were terrorists, and that all that groups such as the Zionist Student hinking people should…

… the PLO children were asked last year has accepted Israel's right to exist - he first word was that came to the Zionist Student Organization relies when they heard the word on the same propaganda which…

… has ," all forty of them answered prevented such dialogue for years. rist." And, just this past week, sixty Arab schoolchildren were When Palestinians and others here ed as a group for knives because…

… of fire and blood." The UN blamed the The rights of the Jewish community are for Palestine" (Daily, 11/15/89) we felt Arabs for the war. Husseini later told the guaranteed by Israeli law. In contrast…

…, compelled to reply, not to the intent of the UN Security Council, "... We told the nearly every Arab state proclaims Islam as editorial, but instead to the plethora of fac- whole world that we were going to…

… fight." the state religion and minority groups are tual misconceptions which are rife b) According to the UN Relief and harassed or oppressed. Other Arab states throughout the piece. Rather than assault…

… process.' -simulation co-director Edgar Taylor simulate a similar exercise for their class on the Arab-Israeli conflict. In the constitution exercise, students will spend three weeks preparing, seven weeks…

… ratified or rejected by the delegations, said project co- director Frederick Goodman. The convention exercise parallels a simulation of the Arab-Israeli conflict that sec- ondary students have participated…

… four-minute speech from See REAGAN, Page 2 Carlucci .. . will replace Poindexter MSA doesn't Iowe $19,000, Official says By WENDY SHARP The Michigan Student Assembly does not owe '$19,000 to Student…

… Legal Services, as some assembly members believed last week, according to John Forczak, director of Student Legal Services. "It is my understanding, after speaking to my staff, that we received our proper…

… the college's computer system. Vandals deface shanty ROBIN LOZNAK/Daily A board erected by the Palestinian Solidarity Committee and the Arab Student League is defaced with Nazi swastikas. 0. rep…

… about the incident. Public Safety refused comment last night. Four large red swastikas were painted on the board, which was built Sunday by the PSC and the Arab Student League. There were also statements…

… repainted and replaced on the Diag. Students, faculty and administra- tors have all expressed indignation at yesterday's defacement. Straub said that more than 25 people have lodged complaints with her office…

…. Despite complaints and angry phone calls, however, the University will not change its policy toward shanties according to Vice President of Student Services Henry Johnson. "This is a very serious incident…

… night at the Rackham Amphitheater. See PLO, Page 3 extremist Arab groups who do not International body debates democracy BY KRISTIN HOFFMAN Participants in the second day of the All- Democracies…

… Switzerland, suggested scholarships for students in "awakening" democ- racies to study in more established ones. Many participants stressed that democratically- oriented groups within non-democratic nations…

… Gerald Ford yesterday during the All-Democracies Conference at the Ford Library on North Campus. Gorbachev arrives MSA retains power to derecognize groups BY KRISTINE LALONDE The Michigan Student…

…, he supports throwing all Arabs out of Israel. For another, he condemns the Jewish leadership in- America. Kahane spoke with Daily staff writers Rob Frank and Kent Redding last month about his…

… certain that the Atab students were unhappy that I was ging to speak, but they don't have the land of clout to have me barred. "Daily: What about the bomb threats accompanying your appearance? Kahane…

… been taken out of context. What, for exam- ple, was your explanation for the Beirut massacre? Kahane: I don't have to explain anything. Arabs killed Arabs, let the Arabs explain why. What I said was…

… solution to the Palestinian problem? Kahane: I don't know. They can form their own state in any one of the 22 Arab countries. They can go to the West. There are any number of possible answers. I'm ready to…

… possession. Daily: Do you think then that all Arabs should be thrown out of Israel? Kahane: Yes. I think that the Arabs in Israel hate Israel, and if I were an Arab, I would hate Israel. I don't have contempt…

… for the Arabs as the liberals do. I don't call them bad, I call them proud and nationalistic. If they stay in Israel, they can never love Israel as a Jewish state, especially when they were once a…

… majority and now they are a minority. Daily: How do you suggest removing them? Kahane: We should offer them more than they offered the 700,000 Sephardic Jews who were thrown out of Arab countries. I wonder…

… why people don't weep about that. I say we should have an exchange of populations. In ex- change for the Sephardic Jews, we offer the Arabs, and give them full compen- sation for their property-if they…

… feature the Daily Opinion Page. of ,.. - T- ,.., Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Wasserman I Vol. XC1II, No. 69 420 Maynard St. An~n Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials…

…OPINION Page 4 Monday, December 8, 1986 The Michigan Daily 0hr fNitC gan aiy Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigon Siel AI Vol. XCVII, No. 66 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor…

… proposed partition was ex- tremely unfavorable to the Jewish population, it was accepted by the leadership of the Israelis, an acceptance that meant the establishment of an Arab Palestinian state besides the…

… Jewish state of Israel. The reaction of the Arab League, however, was a total rejection of the proposed partition accompanied by the escalation of hostilities against the Jewish population that reached its…

… peak when seven Arab states invaded the newly established state of Israel. We must also ask why it is that during 19 years, from 1948 to 1967, when the West Bank and Gaza Strip were under Arab…

… and Egypt and all Arab efforts were geared toward the total destruction of the state of Israel. This goal remains the essence of the Palestinian Covenant up to this day. An e'xample for this current…

… Israeli people have been engaged in a continuous effort to find a peaceful solution for the Arab-Israeli conflict. These efforts have included endless calls for direct negotiations between Israel and any…

… other party that will be willing to accept its existence. One should take into consideration that throughout the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict, progressive Arab leaders such as King Abbdallah…

…, President Sadat, PLO representative Isam Sartwai and lately the Mayor of Nablus, Mr. El-Massri, were murdered by their Arab brothers because of their more moderate approach toward Israel. A long lasting…

… only exacerbate tension'and lead to further suffering for the people of the Middle East. -Yossi Harel -Haim Helfgot -Noah Stern -Israeli Student and Scholar Association November 23 ''4 I Discouragement…

… concerns the behavoir of certain faculty members and administrators.- I personally know. several students who will soon graduate, who, during their years at Michigan, have run up against very blatant sexism…

… his supporters have been disbanded and removed from Lebanon and they're in various Arab countries right now struggling to survive, especially in the aftermath of the Syrian op- position to Yasir Arafat…

…'s peacekeeping forces to protect Israel's northern border. Daily: During the last four years of the It is obvious that the United States can improve its relations with other Arab countries without necessarily…

… regarded by many Palestinians and other Arabs as the spokesman for the Palestinians. As a result, the PLO does still command some authority. But in the aftermath of the war in Lebanon, the destruction of the…

… relations with other Arab countries without necessarily weakening its relationship with Israel. If Iraq is moving towards a more moderate, reasonable stance vis a vis the Arab-Israeli conflict, I'm sure…

… Iraq's own problems in its four-year war with Iran. The Iraqis are increasingly removing themselves from the image of a front-line Arab state fighting against israel for the Palestinians. Iraq is now…

… years? Blitzer: The Arab-Israeli conflict has been going on now for many, many decades and there are no quick-fix, overnight solutions. It's a very,very complex problem. In the long run looking over many…

…. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Sinclair Vol. XCV, No. 71 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board The…

… shoppers, it's Christmas shopping as usual, despite economic conditions. JERUSALEM (AP) - The Israeli government yesterday expelled to Lebanon two Arab mayors from the oc- cupied West Bank of the Jordan…

… and Palestinians warned the expulsion would "heighten tension." Israeli troops shot and wounded 11 Arab youths in the last two weeks when dispersing Palestinian demonstrations. "The gulf that separates…

… Arabs and Jews will widen," said Bethlehem mayor Elias Freij. Jewish residents of the West Bank welcomed the move. The expulsion ended a seven-month fight by the mayors, who were initially exiled to…

… Lebanon in May,.hours after Arab terrorists attacked Jewish set- tlers in Hebron, killing six. Daily Photos by MAUREEN O'MALLEY SHOPPERS (ABOVE) GET in some early Christmas shopping at Kiddieland on Main…

… See MOSCOW, Page 2 By PAM KRAMER' Some 500 students were rather skeptical of the "new, improved" CRISP yesterday morning when the class registration system was shut down for two hours due to an…

… equipment failure. But by 3:30 p.m., students with 3 p.m. appointments were going through the com- puterized registration, and University Associate Registrar Tom Karunas said he did not anticipate any…

… problems in catching up com- pletely. CRISP workers told studen- ts who had to leave before the system was repaired to leave an envelope with their course requests or to have their Student Verification…

… Forms stamped-allowing them to register later without having to reschedule an appointment. ABOUT 100 students left en- velopes, Karunas said, and CRISP workers estimated about 200 people opted for the…

… Engineering, waited an hour to register for classes. "It really went fast (CRISP) once they opened the system back up," he said. "They're catching up really fast. "THE students who left may hold us up a little…

… when they come back to CRISP next week, but I think we'll be able to handle it," Karunas said. The new computer ter- minals, wired directly to a Data Systems Center central computer, process students…

…A OPINION .Yoge 4 Friday, December 2, 1988 The Michigan Daily 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan .. . . . . . . . ..r. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . , . . r L…

….S. government supplies the arms, weapons of torture, and economic force which are breaking El Salvador. Tagar careless, not racist To the Daily; The Michigan Student As- sembly has exhibited a pro- found…

… can effectively publicize its views. In that the members of Tagar are students at this university, the have a right to voice their opinions regardless of who is offended. Originally, the slogan "Stop…

… Arab Terrorism" was painted on the bus. Some Arabs on campus took offense at this statement, and Tagar voluntar- ily complied with their wishes, changing the demonstration so that it read "Stop All…

… not racist. It is a fact that the terrorists who have been attacking Israel for years are Arabs. But per- haps, as some on campus feel, it is wrong to use such a broad term, since admittedly not all…

… Arabs are terrorists. Shall we then call the terrorists Pales- tinians? Well, not all Pales- tinians are terrorists, either. Tagar had to find some name to use, and "Arab" was the term they came up with…

… care into their wording. This does not mean that Tagar and its doctrines are racist. Those few Arabs who do kill Israelis, Americans and other people have given all other Arabs a bad name. It is the…

… fault of those Arabs that in to- day's society the word "Arab" is too frequently associated with terrorism. Tagar should not be punished for using a generalization which, though wrong and offensive to…

… some, was not intended to harm or discredit all Arabs. Racism is wrong and should be dealt with; Tagar's insensi- tivity is merely regrettable. The whole situation, unfortu- nately, has gotten out of…

… (Daily, 11/10/88) reads: "Such was the case of Grif- fith Neal, the student accused of raping a woman last year." I am sorry that I accused the Daily of calling him an accused rapist, I must have read it…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Thursday, December 8, 1988 The Michigan Daily be biiofig Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan U.S. sustains conflict 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI…

… reality is that the United States is deeply involved in the Arab-Israeli conflict, and both Israelis and Palestinians understand this. But it is only Americans who can silence the guns and help the Mohammed…

…, 12/2/88) I am not Palestinian, nor am I an Arab. Yet somehow read- ing "Those few Arabs who do kill Israelis, Americans and other people have given all other Arabs a bad name" struck me as being…

… that I get . the impression you do not simi- larly view murderers of your own race of equal discredit to you? The fault of frequent as- sociation with "Arab" to "terrorism" (which you blamed upon Arab…

… situation so that wrongdoings can be justified, and suddenly become right. While slurring the Arab race may be merely regrettable for you, the "regrettable insen- sitivity" is hitting some other person one…

…, when I read such trivialities and hate-mongering words as yours I wonder if perhaps they've better judgement than I. -Sharon Brookins December 2 LSA-SG ad serves students To the Daily: It's a shame to…

… see that when the student government of the largest college on campus fi- nally receives some press, it is of a negative nature. On De- cember 1, the Daily printed "Misguided Evidence," a poorly written…

… and insufficiently re- searched editorial criticizing a purely informative advertise- ment published by the LSA Student Government. LSA-SG created the ad in question to accomplish one goal - to inform…

… the LSA students of the options avail- able to them should an aca- demic or discriminatory prob- lem arise. We simply pub- lished the phone numbers of several worthwhile offices that student tuition…

… the lives of students academically, conflicts the ad to notice that we listed those organizations in the lower half of the advertisement. Finally, if informing our students of services can be construed…

… Arab Student League. The work is somewhat in re- sponse to a bus erected Nov. 14 by Tagar, a pro-Israeli student group, but is primarily a call for "peaceful co-existence," and an international peace…

…. A symbolic painting showing the, destruction caused by the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the opportunity for peace, is on the board. But shanties, which have captured students' attention on political is…

… of like the buildings here," Hamilton said. But for some students, including members of the Palestine Solidarity Committee, the Arab Student League, and Tagar, shanties and boards are still "an…

…- sues since 1986, are losing appeal for many University students as they gain a standard place in campus politics. They have simply become a part of the scenery, some students say. "There are so many of…

… Palestinian must live in a shanty. All (Palestinian) attempts to come to the peace table have actually been smoke screens,' he said. Despite the disillusionment some students express toward the Diag See Shanty…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 6, 1983 Soies Arabs condemn rai~d From AP and UPI The Soviet Union yesterday condemned U.S. retaliatory strikes on Syrian anti-aircraft positions in…

… Lebanon and said it will aid Arab forces battling U.S. and Israeli troops in the Middle East. The denunciation came during a news conference on nuclear missiles in Europe. THE KREMLIN'S chief spokesman…

…, Leonid Zamyatin, said the U.S. bombing was a "new factor of aggression" in the" Middle East. Moscow "censures and condemns this actof aggression," Zamyatin said. "Arab countries will take the measures…

… the Israeli and American aggression in this district," he said. THE U.S. AIR strike also drew reaction from Arab nations ranging from calls for restraint on further military interven- tion to…

… letters to all Arab leaders and a number of foreign heads of state "pledging he is determined to confront any aggression...The man remains prisoner in Syria American intervention in Lebanon has turned…

… into the stage of direct military aggression against Syria, Lebanon and the Arab nation," requiring "serious confrontation." Premier.Bettino Craxi hinted yester- day that Italy might pull its 2…

… alarming and tragic." Hearing delayed in 'U' student's draft registration case '(Continued from Page 1). According to American Civil Liber- ties Union attorneys James Lafferty, who is representing Rutt…

…, December 6, 1983 (ISSN 0745-967X) The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420…

…Graw, Scott News Editor .......... .........GEORGE ADAMS McKinlay, BarbMcQuade. Lisa Noferi. Phil Nussel, Rob Student Affairs Editor .................. BETH ALLEN Pollard, Mike Redstone, Scott Solowich, Paula…

… whole course. tation of what a student thing. Except, only one study don't always accurately grade. Professors do put too Many people failed because knows. There's too much day is pathetic. I need more…

… same time. Otherwise it grade in a class. learn. wouldn't be so bad. State rep. to introduce (Continued from Page 1) Heyman ruled out a statewide elec- tion of student-regents as "ridiculous," saying…

… the voters would still be unfamiliar with the can- didates. Reaction among University regents was mixed. "I don't think it would make much of a difference," if students are elected to the board, said…

…-Ann Ar- bor) was more adamantly opposed. "I see no reason to change our current systeh in the state." "I represent all the people in the student regents bil State of Michigan, including the be allowed to…

… serve on the governing students," he said. boards because they may further their own interests - such as setting Another point of opposition against tuition rates. student regents has been that it would…

… However, in a letter to Blanchard be a "conflict of interest." Blanchard, last week, Bullard pointed out that in talking with student leaders, had two statutes he had sponsored in 1974 said many would rally…

… campaign in December 1972. At least 27 American planes were shot down and 93 airmen were killed, captured or reported missing. U.S. says Israeli spy data dealt with Arab technology WASHINGTON - The…

… classified military documents Israel allegedly ob- tained from accused spy Jonathan Jay Pollard dealt with moderate Arab governments and included information about their radar-jamming techniques and other…

…- ministration should recognize that Israel is a strategic asset to the United States. Although Arab nations presently use oil as a political lever against the United States, Kessler said America has to realize it…

… doesn't have to fall prey to Arab interests. "THE UNITED States may need the milk, but the cow needs to give it even more," he said in reference to Libya, which even after the Gulf of Sidra dog fight…

… reservation from them." The declaration said Europe agreed, in letters to the United States dated Nov. 26, that "they have attached no See EUROPEANS, Page 5 Grad students threatened by GSL cuts By PAM…

… FICKINGER Government funds for Guaranteed Student Loans may be cut to the point where graduate students will be eliminated entirely from the GSL program, Secretary of Education Terrel Bell said yesterday…

… school. DESKINS, WHO attended a luncheon in Washington at which Bell spoke yesterday, said the effect of the possible cuts would be "disastrous" to graduate students. Of the University students who receive…

… GSLs, 22 percent are graduate students. Nationwide, graduate students comprise 30 percent to 40 percent of all GSL recipients, Deskins said. Graduate students are eligible to receive a maximum $5…

… graduate students. GSLs-currently used by 14,000 University students-are low-interest student loans subsidized by the federal government at a cost of $2.7 billion this year, Butts said. University students…

…In- Weekenld Magallie' Frustrated Latino students seek I 'U' recognition- 'Tequila Sunrise' RO} BOW/L %9, A portrait of Bo - 2 and 3 for 'M'. 4 - - USC'sdeep threat - (page 14-15) Ninety-nine years…

… the motivation behind the move as "a need to be closer to the heart of campus" since "students are a big part of our cus- tomers." The store will occupy all of the Kresge Building, including the…

…. Army gunfire wounded six other Palestinians in Nablus, the West Bank's largest city, and in Gaza City, Arab doctors said. One of those wounded in Nablus was a 14-year-old boy shot in the stomach, they…

… said. Arab witnesses said two of the wounded were hit by bullets fired from the window of a house the army used as a lookout post in the open-air Nablus market, the center of many clashes between…

… you and then they would offer you orange juice." The Sunday night rescue ended a terror-filled drama that began when the Arab-speaking hijackers seized the A- 300 Airbus with 166 people aboard after a…

… stop in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, en route from Kuwait to Pakistan. Women, children and some other passengers were released in groups beginning last Tuesday, but the hijackers - armed with pistols…

… the hijackers' demands for the release of 17 people imprisoned for bombing the U.S. and French em- bassies and other targets on Dec. 12, 1983 in Kuwait. STUDENT ACCOUNTS: Your attention is called to…

… the following rules passed by the Regents at their meeting on February 28, 1936: "Students Shall pay all accounts due the University not later than the last day of classes of each semester or summer…

… session. Student loans which are not paid or renewed are subject to this reg- ulation; however, students' loans not yet due are exempt. Any unpaid ac- counts at the close of business on the last day of…

… of credits will be issued. "(b) All students owing such accounts will not be allowed to register in any subsequent semester or summer session until payment has been made." RACKHAM PRE…

…-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP DEADLINE FEBRUARY 1, 1985 Rackham graduate students who will be candidates by February 1 st are eligible for $5,000 plus tuition for 1985-86. Students must be nominated by departments. Check soon…

…. "We were founded by the regents. at the University of Michigan. Barnes and Noble just pays rent to the Michigan Union," said Weinberg. "We hope that this makes a difference to the students and faculty…

… resumes, or if they do, are beyond the budget of most students. r. . - ---- - ---- - # ' …

… Page 1 which initially read "Stop Arab Ter- rorism." Later that day, Tagar changed the slogan to "Stop All Terrorism" after complaints from students that the original slogan was anti-Arab. Tagar…

… of the Ad-hoc Committee Against Anti-Arab Racism who campaigned AVAILABLE AT: alphIlIriphlse 715 N. University " 663-6816 Upstairs from Jacques and Mrs. Peabody's Between Moe's and Comerica for the…

… resolution, said, "We (the Arab Community) interpret this as saying that racism against Arabs will not be punished." If the resolution had remained, Tagar's recognition would have been withdrawn unless the…

…-967) is 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) $25.00 in-town and $35 out…

…-of-town, for fall only $15.00 in-town and $20.00 out-of-town. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion 747-2814, Arts 763…

…f' OPINION Pa0e 4 Wednesday, December 3, 1980 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Will China's Gang of Four trial end the revenge cycles? Vol. XCI, No…

… SAID victory encouraging TUDENTS HAVE GOOD reason more and better student represen- I to be optimistic in light of the tation in the administrative decision- ults of last week's LSA-Student making that…

… will be crucial in the vernment elections. Sue Porter, coming year of University financial rgaret Talmers, and the entire restraints and budget cuts. We may ket of Students for Academic .and also expect…

… progress toward improved titutional Development have been recruitment and retention of minority ept into the leading council positions students and a higher level of quality a tide of intelligent…

… progressivism. among graduate teaching assistants at en Tim Lee, the presidential can- the University. ate for Student Alliance for Better LSA students have wisely rejected presentation who was buried in the the…

… comment on David Brief's letter of November 21, in which he attempts to lay the blame for the Palestinian problem on the other Arab coun- tries. In a country where the Jewish lobby is so strong it is…

… drinking water? The problem began with the formation of the state of Israel. For years, the Jews and the Arabs lived together peacefully, until the British mandate ended with the birth of a new state and…

… his time. Palestinian leaders call for strikes The Palestinian Solidarity Committee and the Arab Student League say they do not believe that the board and shanty were defaced by extrem- ist Arab…

… from LSA Dean Peter Steiner, whereas LSA holds that it has been an unwritten rule for years. GEO President and Rackham graduate student Don Demetriades explained the organization's position that "the…

… rather than one of employment. The state commission would be disqualified from hearing the case if it were determined to be an academic issue. Demetriades' testimony at that time was that he was a student…

… as- sistant." Colleen Dolan-Green, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, said the rule was "put in place to encourage students to make normal academic progress towards their deg- ree." The…

…'s Blimpy Burger yesterday. They smashed the old record of 13, Blimpy employees said. Fall finals period pressure plagues BY TARANEH SHAFII As fall term winds down, student stress is mounting. Libraries…

… veteran student. But there is another side to this year-end frenzy that isn't as noticeable because it's on the other side of the classroom - the professors. Students probably feel more antipathy than…

… may hire grading assistants through the economics department to help him grade his 66 undergraduate exams. It is not unusual for professors to hire graduate students to help grade exams, said History…

… Prof. Raymond Grew. Although grading policy varies between colleges, it "usually goes by course size" in LSA, he said. If a class has between 50-70 students, for example, a grader is often hired…

…. Although Weisskopf has a lot of work to do himself he realizes the additional stress upon University students. "It's not as stressful for professors as it is for students because we're not worried with how…

… well we do," he said. But, like students, he is pressured for time. Like many professors, Weisskopf has to turn in grades within three days after the final exam. Grew said both students and p feel the…

…E ... tl OPINION Wednesday, December 7, 1988 Page 4 The Michigan Daily 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Protest lack of AIDS support 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor…

… cases have been reported to the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC). In the United States alone 44,344 people have died from AIDS. According to the CDC, 3 in every 1,000 college students are testing…

…, the Black Greek gation and goes virtually unchallenged system was instituted and continues biy the majority of the student body or both as a means of supporting cultural the administration. A racist…

… incident in- identity and as a place where Blacks volving Kappa Sigma fraternity and can help one another survive in an in- §everal Asian American students is ex- different, if not overtly hostile envi…

…- ompplary of how an established system ronment. fan both perpetuate an atmosphere In many respects the Black Greek which is hostile to non-white students. system is a positive thing. The Black When looked at…

… of permissibility it does in- gverage first year student harbors mis- tercollegiate athletics, students move to conceptions and prejudices about peo- join this sanctioned institution with the ale of…

…," 8p.m., 1522 Hill. Friends of the Ann Arbor Public Library - Jane Myers, "One Woman's Viewpoint," 7:30 .m., Meeting Room, 343 S. Fifth. International Student Pugwash - Carl Cohen, "The Ethics of Human…

…. American Arab Anti-Discrimination League - Roberta Strauss Feuerlict, 7 p.m., 1414 Hill. -Meetings Cooperative Outdoor Adventures - 7:30 p.m:, 1402 Mason. Undergraduate English Association - Social committee…

…, Student Wood & Crafts Shop - Advanced power tools safety, 6-8 p.m., 537 SAB. League International Night - Germany, 5-7:15 p.m., Michigan League Cafeteria. Eclipse Jazz - Jam session 9:30 p.m., University…

… Club, Michigan Union. To submit items for the Happenings Column, send them in care of ' Happenings, The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Steiner says student input needed By CHERYL…

… BAACKE Students shouldn't be given a position on LSA's top decision-making committee, but student knowledge and input are needed in other areas, LSA Dean Peter Steiner said yesterday. "Student input into…

… decision-making can be very viable in certain areas," Steiner told about 20 people at Campus Meet the Press. But he said he thought students are better suited to serve on departmental committees than on the…

… LSA Executive Committee, which makes sensitive personnel and budget decisions. LSA STUDENT Government members have fought for several years to create a voting student position on the Executive Committee…

…, but have been unsuc- cessful. In addition to serving on committees, Steiner said, students can voice their opinions through course evaluations. Changes in student interests sometimes are a factor in…

… deciding which programs to review, he said. Reviews are carried on continually-five to seven departments are reviewed each year-and changes in faculty, budget concerns, and shifts in student needs and…

… control our mission and our destiny. I'd rather make those decisions deliberately than by random," Steiner said. The college must also plan for projected declines in student enrollment over the next few…

… "autoritarian democracy" that he plans for Chile's future. The coalition of 16 liberal parties - which range from conservative left to radical - seek different levels of reform. Students, who have been ardent…

… censured the United States by a vote of 151-2 and gave it 24 hours to reverse itself and grant a visa to PLO chair Yasser Arafat so he can speak here. The world body, spurred on by- the Arab nations, will…

… wants to explain the new position taken by the Palestine National Council in implicitly recognizing Israel by accepting U.N. resolutions on the Arab-Israeli conflict. Secretary of State George Shultz…

… Uniersity Club is a private club (fa students. faculty, staff. alm. and h"eir accompanied guets. Only mem~ber who ate of legal drinkting age may purchtase alcohsol. ti: , tk*,er*AdwMesOn*v 763-1107 The…

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…'s opposition comes from President Reagan's wish to J a influence the Arabs to accept the Reagan Mideast peace plan," Shamir said. "I emphasize, the things which were said, and the explanation.. . are more…

… the increase, even though the full Senate and House of Represen- tatives have yet to vote on it. he said Arab nations might regard it as signaling a lack of American concern over Israeli behavior in…

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… the lead. Bullard, of course, is the state represen- tative from Ann Arbor fighting for students in Lansing. His initiatives often fail because college students aren't a potent political -force in the…

… state, so legislators tend to Eric Mattson regard them as chunks of Alpo beef produc- ts. This time, Bullard is lobbying for a con- stitutional amendment that would automatically put a student (or…

… students - the details of the bill haven't been worked out) on the governing boards of state universities. If all goes well, the bill may be introduced by next February. Sounds like a good idea, right? It is…

…, but it has a snowball's chance in a microwave of being passed. One reason for this is that get- ting students on the Board of Regents requires a constitutional amendment, so two-thirds of the…

… Legislature has to approve it. It's tough enough to get two-thirds of the Legislature to agree on anything, much less controversial issues like student regents. One reason some people oppose the idea is that…

… students already can become regents the same way other regents do - by running in the statewide election. The problem with that argument is that it's virtually im- possible for a 19-year-old to gain enough…

… of the man, Smith's most controversial years as an ad- ministrator were from 1965 to 1974, while he served as vice president for academic affairs. Some students and faculty criticized him for being…

… major role in securing state approval for the new University. Replacement Hospital and was forced to handle student protests over University investment ties with South Africa, in- cluding the takeover of…

… professor. In fact, it's not surprising to find a current student's parent who had Smith as a professor. Those former students, among them Regent Thomas Roach, usually remember him as a professor who was…

… Phillipson, one of Smith's first-year students. Phillipson's father, a 1950 law school graduate, was among those in the first See FORMER, Page 7 Daily roto oy JACIEuBELL WITH THE HELP of his first-year law…

… students, former University ad- ministrator Allan Smith, celebrated his final day of classes yesterday before he retires'at the end of the month. Reagan lifts ban on hiring- .controlers WASHINGTON (AP…

… restraints. See REAGAN, Page 3 'Future courses LSA students may face new math requirement By PERRY CLARK Discussions initiated by the LSA Curriculum Committee may wind up putting a little math into each LSA…

… in as many Wdays, airport officials said. Officials said some of the passengers left the plane after the hijackers got off. Lebanon's state radio reported that the Libyan Arab Airlines Boeing 727 would…

…4 ' 4 y, ngW4 * . 1 e OPINION Tuesday, December 3, 1985 The Michigan Daily 4 be 3 bt anichig ani Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan The two types of Vol. XCVI, No…

… an impersonal, often over- ;whelming atmosphere, students :don't seek out cross-cultural ,relationships; people who are dif- ;ferent present a challenge to established values and increase :the friction…

…. First, anti-Zionism is a front for anti- Semitism. Leon Klinghoffer's religion was enough for the PLO. Second, Jews are not a race. If race were important, why has Israel taken in Russian Jews, Arab Jews…

…, and Ethiopian Jews? Third, Arabs, not Jews, are the worst enemies of the Palestinians. During their 18 year control of the West Bank, Arabs kept Palestinians in refugee camps. Today, Arabs act similarly…

… with President Hosni Mubarak on reviving efforts to end Arab-Israeli conflict throughout the Mid- dle East. The monarch, who broke ranks with 16 other Arab countries last Septem- ber when he restored…

… told reporters the two heads of state were determined during their three days of talks to "intensify cooperaton" on a joint Arab peace strategy. The adviser, Osama El-Baz, said the two leaders also urged…

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… students at Harvard Medical School may soon be taking a new course: "The Health Aspects of Nuclear War." The proposed elective course is part of a growing movement within the Har- vard medical community to…

….S. Mideast policy, ineffectual, says lobby (Contlnued from Page) "I don't believe the Palestinian Kessler, whose lobby receives no funds problem is the core of the Arab-Israeli from Israel, said he hoped the…

… Middle conflict." He said that the Arab states East peace initiative would continue have to simply recognize, as Egypt has, under the Camp David agreements. that peace is better than war. JOHN SURMAN The…

… Damascus indicated the Syrians were still marshalling their, forces at the frontier. However, there was no indication Be an angel - . Read o 2 Ba lvi 764-0558 that the two Arab countries, their troops faced…

… have to go back to point zero." LSA Junior Chris Hodge, a student board member, was surprised to hear of-Nissen's remarks. "It'll never be a two- thirds majority," he said. "There was a distinct division…

… between the students and the'faculty. It will always be like that." A STUDENT may presently drop a class between the four- th and ninth weeks of a semester with a counselor's approval, but a "W," signifying…

… a withdrawal, will appear on the student's transcript. After the ninth week, a student must appear before a com- mittee of three counselors who determine whether the drop is justified.. After…

… yesterday's vote was taken, the student members had planned to review studies from past LSA student gover- nments that concerned student opinion on drop-add deadlines. One popular alternative for the new…

…, such as the extension of the drop-add deadline, would have to be approved by the LSA faculty at its monthly meeting. .Administrative Board student members object to the "W" recorded on transcripts when…

…, students drop a class in the fourth to ninth week period, and contend students are justifiably concerned with grades'. "I THINK everyone (faculty members) tends to say that grades don't matter. But if you…

… ask the students, or if you ask me, the grades do matter," said LSA sophomore Emily Gale, a student representative on the board. But faculty members on the Board contend an extension of the so…

…-called "free" drop-add affords students the oppor- tunity to manipulate their grade point. Board Chairman Hugh Green, a professor in the English department, was quoted in the minutes of last week's meeting as…

… saying that extending the deadline allows "some sort of bail-out after the student has an idea of where he or she stood in the class." BIOLOGY PROF. John Allen said yesterday that students should be more…

… women. Passive ac- ceptance is the same as encour- agement for men to continue to exploit and degrade women. -Lori Bishop December 4 Preserve student dignity To the Daily: Recently, a racist anti-Arab…

… rather by a recognized student group named "Tagar." The slogan, "stop Arab terrorism," accused more than 160 million Arabs around the World of being born terrorists. This line of thinking is parallel to…

…4 OPINIoN Tuesday, December 6, 1988 Page 4 The Michigan Daily 4 E[ie gdu ive r aif Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Stop silencing women 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor…

… medical facilities left in the wake of imperialism and the historical acci- dent that the virus originated there. AIDS is not a disease exclusive to homosexuals and drug-users. Students ate also at risk as…

… indicated by the fact tilat 1 in 300 college students in the UAS. are infected with HIV virus (according to Centers for Disease Con- trol estimates). At this time, it is be- lieved that many of those who are…

… resources of higher education institutions to combat AIDS in Africa. -End possible discrimination against workers and students ,with AIDS/HIV infection. -Provide complete health care bene- fits, fully paid by…

… the University, for all students and workers, and their depen- dents and significant others, including those with AIDS/HIV infection. In- clude Aerosol Pentamadine and all other experimental drugs as…

…-mature groups from hurting the integrity and the reputation of this fine institu- tion. In addition, the Michigan Student Assembly must, not only condemn such an act but also ban this group from oper- ating on…

… this campus. This ban can preserve the dignity of ev- ery student and keep the hon- esty and freedom of the politi- cal debate on this campus alive. -Ibrahim Elshunnar Zine E. A. Ben-Aoun November 21 A…

… ~chance to listen To the Daily: Sometime in the future, this November's meeting of the Palestine National Council will occupy a paragraph or two in Arab, Israeli and American history texts; texts which I…

…4 Pdge 2 -The Michigan Daily-Monday, December 7, 1987 Students bus, fly to attend demonstration INBRIEF (Continued from Page 1) LSA first-year student Beth Rudner said, "I have a feeling this…

… will be a very important part of moderm Jewish history and I want to be able to say I was a part of it." "Rudner was one of 37 students who traveled to Washington on a Grayhound bus rented by the B'nai B…

…'rith Hillel Foundation. The students slept in the bus Saturday night, participated in the five-and-a- half hour long march and rally, and drove back last night. "By being a part of it, being right there, I will…

… statement by going, in addition to having an educational experience," said first- year LSA student Brian Portney. Although yesterday's rally was far away from Ann Arbor, the students who participated were…

… United Arab Emirates coast, killing one sailor and wounding a second. Bush disputes primary process WASHINGTON - Supporters of Vice President George Bush are threatening to walk out of Michigan Republican…

… sections of 17 students each. Students and faculty will live in cabins at the Biological Station and all meals will be served in the dining hall at the Station. Tuition will be $490 for Michigan residents…

… and $1360 for non-residents, and all students will pay a room and board fee of $320. For more Information, contact: Dr. James Teen, Biological Station, 2043 Natural Science Bldg., 763-4461 Development…

…4 ,a OPINION 4. Page 4 Monday, December 12, 1988 The Michigan Daily £Eb4 u tlj Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Protect Tagar & CCF j." Vol. IC; No.66 420…

… Taggart and Kenneth Sparks The Michigan Student Assembly's (MSA) recent attempt to censure student groups because of their political and religious viewpoints is a flagrant and deeply disturbing violation of…

… the first amendment. We refer, of course, to MSA's attempt to derecognize two student groups, Tagar and Cornerstone. Christian Fellowship, because of viewpoints these groups expressed on the Diag. This…

… Duderstadt? Quite simply, MSA proposes to penal- ize these groups because it finds their viewpoints racist, homophobic and repug- nant to the student body. The first amendment does not exist to protect only…

… student organiza- tions. And third, freedom of speech not only protects the right to express a view- point, it also protects a group or individ- ual from retribution once that viewpoint has been expressed…

… State College must recognize the campus chapter of Students for a Democratic Society unless the college could meet a "heavy burden" of demon-. strating that the group would significantly disrupt the…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Monday, December 9, 1985 The Michigan Daily bre £idiigan IaOlu Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Racism: A silent By Barbara Ransby Vol. XCVI, No. 66…

…" on this campus. One such example of what I am referring to is the recent vandalization of the carrel of a Chinese graduate student and the racist and threatening graffiti the vandals left behind. A…

… anything. Ransby is a member of the Free South Africa Coordinating Committee. Students, faculty, and staff on this cam- pus must make it absolutely clear that we cannot and will not tolerate this type of…

… procedure for students to report such incidents would be one positive step toward more careful looking at and evaluating the problem. In addition to what the administration can do, students must begin to…

… seriously explore ways that we can aggressively combat campus racism, in its blatant as well as more subtle forms. Some minority representatives and other concerned students have been meeting with the…

… Michigan Student Assembly to do just this, and I applaud their initiative. Some specific suggestions for student action are as follow: *The formation of a permanent ad hoc task force to combat campus racism…

… evening, this time they came for the Jews, I turned my head and I said nothing And then they returned - This time they came for the Arabs, the Native Americans, the Latinos, the Asians, the others. I turned…

… to suppress the right of students to protest lawfully. The Michigan Student Assembly has condemned the way in which the police and security for- ces acted on these occasions and called on you to…

… am not an accounting student... There was a lot involved that I didn't understand. I did the best I could but the accounts are readable by very few people," said Peot. One of the mysteries of the mis…

… and then say 'we have the money can we start utilizing the space?"' He said he wants to hold a bucket drive in the Bursley lobby to raise money. If a student has a good plan for reopening the snack bar…

… communities about AIDS and show support for AIDS patients throughout the world. Today five speakers - both doc- tors and AIDS patients - will dis- cuss the need for empathetic treat- Students need to change…

… their negative attitudes toward AIDS patients, said a member of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Students and Residents. ment by medical students and doc- tors. No national event is planned for today, but…

… socialist countries," Noon, 246 Lorch. English - Lecture, Don Hill, "The Pleasures of Editing," 8 p.m. Rackham E. Conf. Room. Arab Students - Lecture, George Mendenhall, "Origins of the Arabic Language," Noon…

… Court ruling helps uphold student privacy The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, December 8, 1982-Page 3 State worried by L LANSING (UP Supreme Court, b day, effectively u state Freedom of not require…

… Employ Michigan Student rbor Action Con d Gay Law Stu Revolutionary W( handing out litera To get the 1 changed, LaGRO approval from the a movement aboi the City of Ann A law'to get a simil "no campaign o…

… ?I) - The Michigan y deadlocking yester- pheld a ruling that the Information Act does eges to release com- students for political was divided 3-3 on the ock made possible by tice Blair Moody, Jr. oody…

… participated in the case, but died s decision. involved a suit by nbaum who sought to a magnetic computer tape used by Michigan State University to produce its student directory. Kestenbaum wanted the tape for…

… demonstration an Mack, a leader of any further than consulting the ad- LaGROC's goal is to ministration," Mack said. that there is an Matt, a first year medical student, campaign to seek this said that although…

… Reagan's controversial MX Missile plan. The House voted down the ap- propriations. House kills MX funds LANSING (UPI) - A high default rate on direct student loans could result in federal sanctions, an…

… audit warned yesterday. The report from the state auditor general's office - covering the ac- tivities of the direct and guaranteed student loan programs through June, 1982 - also criticized program…

… staffers for accepting small gifts from brokerage firms which contract with the state. The report noted the direct student loan program, which provides state money for students turned down by private banks…

… funding. "Greater effort must be exerted to reduce defaults on direct loans and reduce the overall guaranteed student loan default rate," the audit said. It recommended sanctions on schools with especially…

…. Tension between the two Arab neigh- bors.built up as a result of their conflic- ting positions on the Iran-Iraq war and Syrian charges that Jordan was sup- porting Islamic fundamentalists trying to…

…<.... v.. .. w.. .... ..... ..- ...<. .,s '.e'a{i ....> M.-IM SAID takes top LSA-SG BY CHARLES THOMSON Sue Porter and Margaret Talmers of Porter Talmers elected the Student Alliance for Institutional…

… Development won by more than a two- " " to-one margin the presidency and vice- in highest turnout ever presidency of the LSA Student Gover- neti lcin edls ek nment in elections held last week. Turnout for the…

… election was the for the council were elected. One of the SAID, student input into budget cutting heaviest in LSA-SG history. Of the more independents, Mark Bonine, received decisions. than 2,300 ballots…

… approximately 16 per- Porter attributed her victory to SAID that she saw a value in the diversity of cent of the 13,000-plus member LSA party campaigning and organization. views which she thinks will be student…

… the 1,500 valid ballots. was really solid." Student Alliance for Better Represen- BESIDES CAPTURING the THE SAID campaign emphasized tation, said he thought the new counci: executive positions on the…

… student student involvement in future ad- members would work well together anc } government, SAID candidates ministrative budget-cutting decisions, said the views of the council members dominated the…

… candidates who lost were SABRE candidates. Yesterday Adams dropped a lawsuit he had filed with the Michigan Student Assembly Central Student Judiciary in which he claimed that the LSA-SG elec- tion code had…

… association spokesman said. Students with previous archeological experience have been invited to join an international team on a dig of the impor- tant medieval city of Northhampton and the Anglo-Saxon cemetery…

… in Norfolk. Experienced volunteers, the spokesperson added, will receive free room and board for their efforts. Interested students can contact the society at 35 screaming Blue zealots. "Tradition…

… mere coincidence that this happened the night after the shanty (erected by the Palestine Solidarity Committee and Arab Student League) was vandalized," said Hope. However, he said he was almost sure the…

… Associated Press contributed to this report. A student notices word "Israeli" was night or yesterday JOSE JUAkEZ/DaUy vandalism on the Tagar-erected school bus in the Diag yesterday. The added to "Stop All…

… ) resolution on Tagar BY KRISTINE LALONDE The pro-Israel group Tagar may retain its status as a recognized stu- dent group as a result of an action taken by the Michigan Student As- sembly late Tuesday night. r…

… recognized student group has access to MSA funding, University office space and designated publicity areas such as Diag boards. Originally, the assembly called for Tagar's de-recognition because of a slogan…

… Rights Organizing Committee yesterday demanded improvements in University policies concer- ning AIDS. About 35 students participated in a Diag rally, and about half the group marched to University Hospital…

… winner to receive degree BY SCOTT LAHDE Without student input, the University has decided to award honorary degrees to Soviet poet and 1987 Nobel Prize winner Joseph Brodsky and former Rackham dean other…

… United States. iIN BRIEF Complied from Associated Press and United Press International reports .' IOPEC gives W ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - OPEC delivered a "Christmas gift" to the West…

…- pounced at the end of the three-day conference by OPEC President Mara al-Said Oteiba of the United Arab Emirates. Industry sources said they were designed to counter sluggish sales caused by an estimated…

… student loans not so guaranteed (Continued from Page 1) Dance Theatre studio 711 N University (near State St.) Ann Arbor separate classes for: regional vice president. "We've had problems with them (Chase…

… student loan programs (this year)," explained Marion Bastani, Chase's public relations manager for consumer . banking. "We're staying open 12 hours a day, chugging through. The money will be forthcoming…

… a few Problems' there," USAF's Moore said. "We're going to personally deliver a list of students (from the University) who still haven't gotten their loans." Nowak said she doesn't anticipatea any…

… practice. UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN STUDENT CHAPEL rerving the Campus for 39 Years Robert Kavasch, Pastor 1511 Washtenaw between Hill St. and S. University Sunday services: 9:15 and 10:30 am. Wednesday Midweek…

…-Effacing Modesty." Sunday: Church Loyalty Dinner 12 noon. 11:00 a.m.-Church School. Classes for all ages. Class for undergraduates. ST. MARY'S STUDENT CHAPEL (Catholic) 331 Thompson-663-0557' Weekly Masses: Mon…

… because we have the brains and the ideas to accom- modate the new technology," Price said. "We can train students and business consultants, as well as sponsor joint programs with industry. The biggest…

… shot and seriously wounded a Palestinian youth yesterday and clubbed other.. protesters as hundreds of Arab students marched to protest six days of violence in the occupied territories. Four Palestinians…

… to keep yourself going when the going gets tough. Aminotrate is a alanced combination of 15 free form amino acids designed especially for students. Amino acids are the building blocks needed to…

… easily than gasoline. Ford believes it has solved that problem by using a 15 percent gasoline, 85 percent methanol mixture. Israeli troops injure students: BIR ZEIT, Occupied West Bank - Israeli troops…

… the "violent repressive measures." Egypt is the only Arab country which has signed a peace treaty with Israel. The Israeli Parliament debated three motions of no confidence in the government of Prime…

…, liter- ary magazines and literary move- ments -features include.. . " Chronological tables of American literature & history " Easy cross-referencing " Bibliography STUDENT NAUTILUS CLUB RATES - PAYMENT…

… enforcement ac- tivities, and the judiciary. 1' C"L Wi~o ~" kr20 Coll, Design class added-for art students (Continued from Page 1) come, first-served basis, and students often fight over their position in…

… the scheduling line, Weisenberger said. Competition among students to register for classes even leads to over- night camp-outs, Weiseriberger added. "They're trying to discourage us from camping out…

… reporters At- torney General William French Smith had informed Reagan Dec. 3 "that such an inquiry was being undertaken." OPEC ministers fail to resolve pricing dispute ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - OPEC…

… up just before midnight, the United Arab Emirates oil minister, Mana Saeed Oteiba, told reporters the 13 oil ministers would meet again today to continue the discussion of differentials. The con…

…. Vol. XCII, No.76 Friday, December 11, 1981 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The Univer- sity of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University…

… student prayer or BATON ROUGE, La., lawyer John B meditation in the nation's public schools was debated ding the Alabama law for Gov. GeorgeP yesterday before a sharply divided Supreme Court. it does not…

… coerce students to pray. In a case as politically charged as any on their "No one knows whether fellow s docket, the justices must decide whether state laws praying, meditating or vegetating," he s…

… did not realize they could spend the silent time praying. "MANY PEOPLE are under the impression that students don't have the right to pray silently," Baker said. Chief Justice Warren Burger appeared sym…

…- pathetic to Baker's contention, at one point asking Williams, "Is a teacher telling students anything more than what the Constitution guarantees - that they have a right to pray silently?" But Justice…

… Thurgood Marshall, suggesting that the law's real purposes was to promote prayer, asked Bator: "Didn't students have the right to pray silen- tly before the statute was passed?" THE 1981 Alabama law was…

… as Alabama's "enhance the opportunity for students to bring silent prayer as part of their activities at school" as he defended an Alabama law that allowed moments of silence for "meditation or…

… academically qualified s students. For information on opportunitiesz call or write. mvif The Jewish Theological Seminary of America DM;H T 1lI 3080- BROADWAY. NEW YORK, NY 10027 cOsuED (212) 678-8832K . r101…

…-time basis, Jones said. State can limit non- resident students (Continued from Page 1) If the state really wanted to enforce the law the University could lose a corresponding percentage of its state…

…. -Molly Melby KUWAIT-Arab-speaking hijackers yesterday seized a Kuwaiti jetliner with 161 people 'aboard, including some Americans, and forced the pilot to land in Iran with threats to blow the aircraft…

… were aboard the aircraft, which left Kuwait headed to Pakistan and was commandeered shortly after a stop in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Airline officials said most the othe people aboard were…

…- ch horn students recital, 8 p.m., Recital Hall. Ark-Tom Paxton, 7:30 & 9:30 p.m., 637 S. Main. Performance Network-Mother Lode, 6:30 p.m., 408 W. Washington. Motor City Theatre Organ Society-Home for…

… the Holidays concert, Henry Aldridge and John Lauter, 10 a.m., Michigan Theatre. Meetings His House Christian Fellowship -6:30 p.m., 925 E. Ann. Muslin Student Association - prayer sermon, 1 p.m.; women…

…: Music and dance, 4 p.m., Union Ballroom. Monday Highlight The School of Social Work offers a Pre-Social Work Day for undergraduate students from 6 to 9 p.m. in the fourth-floor lounge of the Frieze…

…/N. African studies - Raymond Tanter, "Land for Palestinians, Arms for Arab States, Security for Israel?" noon, Lane Hall Commons Room. Women's Research - lecture, Charlotte Melin, "America Through Other Eyes…

… CANCER SOCIETY This space contributed as a public service. H elp bring the world together. Host an exchange student. As part of International Youth Exchange, a Presidential Initiative for peace, your…

… accepting a $25,000 bribe from undercover FBI agents in their Abscam sting. FBI videotapes taken in a Washington townhouse showed Jenrette and Stowe dealing with agents posing as represen- tatives of an Arab…

… with it a period of heavy book selling by students- ULRICH'S would like to review with you their BUY-BACK POLICY. Used books fall into several categories, each of which - because of the law of supply and…

… "culmination of an editorial policy that has been pursued over the past few months, (making the newspaper's editorial page) inac- cessible to the student population." "SO, YOU have a paper that pursues a…

… reactionary editorial policy and students have no access to it," Watson continued. "The point is that there is no way for a student on this campus to voice an opinion (in the newspaper)." Watson said the…

… dismissal of the two editors, Burnett and Managing Editor Mike Nuttle, who wrote the Greensboro editorial, would probably make the newspaper's editorial page more responsive to student opinion. THE COMMITTEE…

… also sought the endorsement of the Michigan Student Assembly during the University gover- nment's meeting Tuesday night. Although the Assembly wold not 'of- ficially endorse the committee, eight MSA…

… of the students because of the editor's "policy of not allowing an open forum for the discussion of issues." Watson said a rally demanding the ouster of the editors was held yesterday on the WSU campus…

…," Watson said. "I think the outlook is good." Although the WSU Board of Gover- nors and the WSU Student Newspaper Publications Board do not have any control over the editorial policies of the South End, the…

… benefits would be a recruit- ment tool. Volume XCI, No. 81 Thursday, December 11, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and- managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through…

… and our expression of love for the chil- dren of the stones in Gaza and West Bank, and for the Palestinian Arabs living as second-class Israeli citi- zens," he said. Representatives from five other…

… of spreading joy throughout the community," said Tracy Hudson, club member. Last year the Angel Club, the "female counterpart" of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, received the 1987 Student Recognition Award…

…-year student from Washtenaw County who they feel has superior academic achievement. Started in 1982 by 15 women, Calloway said the purpose of the original chapter was "to fill the void of community service in…

… the Black community at the University of Michigan." THE LIST Pre-Kwanzaa program teaches students to observe holiday What's happening in Ann Arbor today Speakers "Techniques for Examining Survival…

… Holiday celebrations for some Afro-American University students won't climax on Christmas Day this year if a special educational program is successful. For the past week, the Housing- Special Programs…

… Office of Student Services has been promoting its fifth annual "Pre-Kwanzaa" awareness program to educate students about Kwanzaa, a seven-day Afro-American holiday that begins Dec. 26, and encourage them…

… to celebrate it at home. The project, which simulated the week-long festival for students and Ann Arbor area families, attracted more than 150 participants. "It's been extremely successful," said Judy…

… Sturgis Hill, coordinator of Project Awareness, who planned one of the events. "We haven't had a volume of people necessarily, but the students have come (to the presentations)." LSA sophomore Vanessa…

… being placed on teaching students how to find jobs and making sure they get practical ex- perience in college. WHILE HOLDING a degree "still makes a difference as far as em- ployment is concerned," it is…

… fictitious Arab sheiks willing to pay bribes to politicians in exchange for special favors. Kelly and two co-defendents, Eugene Ciuzio of Longwood, Fla., and Stanley Weisz of Smithtown, N.Y., are on trial for…

… private immigration bills for fictitious Arabs. Interest rates keep rising NEW 'VORK-Interest rates continued to climb toward record levels yesterday, and the surge is not over, Henry Kaufman, da leading…

… 10, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor…

… to four Israeli university campuses, where hundreds of Jewish and Arab students protested in solidarity with Palestinians of the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. The largest protest was at Jerusalem…

… were concerned about the store's $1,000 loss last year, and its unorthodox manage- n banks ment structure. Seven University students currently serve on the store's governing board. Upon learning that…

… began a 10 to 50 percent discount sale last week. Self said the store is currently negotiating with another Ann Arbor bookstore to open a book-buying stand in the University Cellar so that students coming…

… "overlooked" and that there were some delays in completing promotional cam- paigns. i BUSINESS EM IVIEW-INrRODUCTOK TU LNI wSC© JUOCmpirEnERT. EDUCATIOAL CENTER LT. -lt24eMi Medical students raise money…

… "People try and avoid you, or are really receptive to you," said Alan Mishra, who was canvassing by the West Engineering Arch. Darius Mehregan, a third-year medical student collecting by the bus stop at C…

….C. Little revealed his collection tactics, saying, "Some of them still give if you corner them." Students' feelings about the drive are mixed, but most are positive. "It's hard to get money out of people, but…

… students donated, but weren't sure what the drive was for. "I didn't know what they were about, but everyone else had a tag, so I figured it must be worthwhile," said Gerry Padnos, an engineering sophomore…

… our informer program. (Ring, ring) Oh, there's a . die nIdsaU aiy Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan LETTERS TO THE DAILY: Clarifying facts in PL0-Israel dispute Higgins I…

… German Jews" during 1944. The root cause of many problems in the Mideast is direc- tly attributable to British inter- ference and manipulation of the White Paper. The Arabs had no reason to kill Jews, and…

… likewise the Jews had no interest in killing Arabs. However, under the direc- tion of British Generals like Glubb Pasha in Transjordan, the Arabs were trained, equipped, A differe To the Daily: and…

… Larry Clarke Sally Eibert Julie Miller Ce a ODE TO THE TIRED STUDENT (to the tune of "Another One Bites the Dust") Another grade bites the dust Another grade bites the dust And another one bombed, and…

… night by by saying he was grateful to have attended the international conference of democracy held this week, as there were "no attacks on Israel." "There was no Arab delegation, as Israel is the only…

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… Arabic as a foreign language. He did seminal work in Morrocan Arabic and Berber, as well as Egyptian Arabic. Recently, he was studying Pan-Arabic language in an effort to reconcile its literary and verbal…

… center of Venice, Italy. "Dr. Abdel-Massih established a firm reputation as an extremely effective teacher of Arabic without peer in his field," according to Prof. Ernest Mc- Carus, of the University…

…'s department of Near Eastern studies. "He had the remarkable ability to inspirethis students to perform beyond their capacity, in the process earning their affection and loyalty." Abdel-Massih is survived by his…

… Tripoli between militias of the Sunni and Alawite Moslem sects. The Arab Bank and several other buildings were reported set on fire as the pro-Syrian Alawites battled Palestinian-backed Sunnis for dominance…

… motorist about $30 a year. Vol. XCIII, No. 75 Thursday, December 9, 1982 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings…

… sequence. He also said he is confident more staff members will be hired to teach next year, and the increase in the staff should make more sequences available. At any rate, Porter said, students will be…

… informed of next winter's offerings during this April's fall registration period so similar problems won't crop up next year. HELEN Crafton, an economics con- centration advisor, said 33 economics students…

… CHAPMAN Student Affairs Editor ANN MARIE FAZIO University Editor MARK GINDIN Opinion Page Editors JULIE HINDS CHARLES THOMSON Arts Magazine Editor RICHARD CAMPBELL Associate Arts Magoine Editor BEN TICHO…

… swaying public opinion." Whether or not people know the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict, every time someone walks by the Diag, he said, that person is re- minded that, "Oh yeah, there are ter- rorisms…

… in Israel Friday evening. EXTRAS School soups up for a van CHAMBERLAIN, S. D. - Here's an education that students at St. Joseph's Indian School understand: One 15-passenger Dodge van equals 975…

…,000 Campbell's soup labels. They collected and bundled the labels and shipped them off to the soup company. The van, with air conditioning and an AM-FM stereo, should arrive any day. The school's 186 students…

… from troubled families. The van will help transport students from their homes to the school about 120 miles west of Sioux Falls. The program did not offer a van as a prize until school officials re…

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…-town and $35 out-of-town, for fall only $15.00 in-town and $20.00 out-of-town. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion…