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… EVYENTS U Athol Fugard Reading, Sponsored by the Department of English and the Office of the Provost, 7:30 ;.; p.m., Rackham Amphitheatre, 647-6471 Arab Anti-Discrimination Commit- tee, the Arab Students…

… about the same in oth the Prozac group and the placebo group. By Tiffany Wfaggard Daily Stalf Rep srter Wind chills below zero degrees blew out their candles, but members of Students Organizing for Labor…

… at the Chowd- hury Knitware and Garmets factory in Bangladesh on Nov. 25. During the ceremony, students expressed disgust in the fact tlhat the workers in the factory - some as young as 10-years…

… fight with thousands of workers currently struggling to create a more just and humane world' Rudy said. Students for Social Equality president Joe Tanni- ra, an LSA junior, said he believes the working…

… Associa- tion and the Muslim Students Association, 7:30 p.m., Angell Hall, Auditorium C U "The Meaning of Amae: Presumed Acceptance of Inappropriate Behavior,," Sponsored by the naw Bicycling and Walking…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 11, 2002 - 3 THIS WEEK Dec. 11, 1967 Berkeley Free Speech Movement leader Mario Savio and several other student leaders spoke before a crowd of…

… 2000 students on the Diag, asking them to join in their movement "to wrangle First Amendment freedoms from an unresponsive bureaucracy," and to ask the University president to endorse their goals. Dec…

… by the Soviet Union. Dec. 14, 1929 The Student Council passed a res- olution urging a tradition that stu- dents refrain from stepping on the University seal that was set in the floor of the library…

…. Council mem- bers said, "in the past few years, irreverence has been shown the Uni- versity by the students stepping on the seal." Members proposed posting a 24- hour guard to impress the tradition onto…

… undergraduate students. They also recommended changing the date on the seal from 1837 to 1817, which had been recognized as the official founding date of the Uni- versity the year before. Dec. 15, 1955 A team of…

… Greek events but would be a source of pride," Winston said. "It would bring us closer together." By Michael Gurovitsch and Karen Schwartz Daily Staff Reporters More than 50 students took a study break…

… last night to learn a lesson on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Political sci- ence Prof. Mark Tessler and the allure of free food drew students to the U-Club to hear about the current status of the…

… con- flict and how it came to be this way. Tessler, who teaches "The Arab- Israeli Conflict" addressed the history of the conflict, tracing it from 1967 until today. While he said there is "no intrin…

… side is right, one side is wrong" he said. Many students who attended the event said they appreciated the balanced view- point Tessler offered. While he felt Tessler went out of his way to give both…

… far as finding out more about the current situation, Tessler said it's impor- tant to be able to differentiate between fact and propaganda. He recommended students diversify their sources of information…

… 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…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7elfare Groups Initiate Drive To Collect Clothing For Winter 4> I With the belief that students can "do something more constructive than wave flags" during our coun- try's hour…

… day asking for clothing. Students Appointed The campus group cooperating wih the Salvation Army and the DAILY OFFICIAL rBULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) the concourse of the League tonight, 7…

… student organizations. Dick Shu- ey, '42, president of Congress, has guaranteed cooperation, and together with other clubs will aid in the col- lection of the clothing which should be in by 6 p.m., this…

… Saturday. In the case of students living in he dormitories, this deadline will be 3xtended to Wednesday of next week. Professor Karl Litzenberg has also 'ssured the group of his cooperation, is director of…

… the dormitories. In the meantime collectors are busy can- vassing fellow students for contribu- tions. - Buy a Coodfelow Edition - 3 eech Victors Are Announced Butterfield, London, Dann Present Winning…

… the leadership of Bill Sawyer, Grad., an all-campus carol sing will be sponsored by the Student Religious Association at 9 p.m. Sunday at the steps in front of the Main Library. The program is under the…

… ever held entirely for Univer- sity students, an open' house will be held at Lane Hall, home of the Stu- dent Religious Association. At that time, contributions of sturdy and washable toys can be made to…

… mention of any resistance by Taliban See AFGHANISTAN, Page 8 Interviews Icompleted with 20 e area men By Jacquelyn Nixon Daily Staff Reporter The lingering anxiety over whether men in the Muslim and Arab…

… to the U.S. attorney's office for the eastern district of Michigan. Kenan Basha, vice president of the Muslim Student Association, said peo- ple who have received a letter are still deliberating…

…, Page 7 Photos by ALYSSA WOOD/Daily Two students use protest signs to keep dry while listening to the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth speak at a rally In Fountain Square yesterday in Cincinnati, where the U…

… go wherever affirmative action is being attacked," said RC junior Monique Luse, co-founder of Students Supporting Affirmative Action and co- chair of the Minority Affairs Commission on the Michigan…

… Student Assembly. "I'm a student at the University of Michigan, and my school is being attacked, and I want to express my voice with my presence." Rackham student Jessica Curtin, a member of the Coalition…

… 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…

… Ingflux Caii ses Inerease A record-breaking number ' of students are expected to receive diplomas in February, according to Mrs. Lou Ransom, University diploma clerk. Mrs. Ransom said yesterday that this…

… February's total of grad- uates may top last February's all time mid-year of 1,423 by as much as 150. INCREASED ENROLLMENT of the first postwar years is still swelling the ranks of students now qualifying…

…. .? ........... .. ...: . +": r... 2 ~ This is a "MAanhattan"? Wythe shirt. Your day has come to enjoy one. Veysmart. Wiepedclapons and stays to keep 'em flat.' AN APPEAL TO ALLAH - Arabs kneel to pray after surrender. of Ma…

… benevolent eye on the practices of King Farouk, and his gang of "do-nothing 80th" (or whatever it might be) hierarchy. Whether the entire Arab World will follow suit is a moot question, but a formidable one…

…. At any rate, our only alternative now . Is to focus our attention on the interests of the masses of Arab people, who live in a state of acute poverty, illiteracy, and squalor. Our foreign policy must…

… best which student theatrical groups have offered here. -Paul Brentlinger CED Response -Daily-Bill Hampton "MAYBE SO, BUT IT GETS ME CLEAR ACROSS CAMPUS WITHOUT A SINGLE STOP ..." ettePJ TO THE EDITOR…

… contains rep- resentatives from fourteen cam- pus organizations of every politi- cal, social, and religious persua- sion: T h e Unitarian Student Group, the Student Religious As- sociation, -The Young…

… Democrats, T h e Young Progressives, The Youigg Republicans, The Students for Democratic Action, Co-ops and dormatories. We of the CED can- not understand what Mr. Conna- ble means when he says we have "lost…

… contact with students." The CED is a student organiza- tion devoted to encouraging the free and spontaneous discussion and exchange of information about issues of common concern. We have always maintained…

… ne- gotiations with Deans and Secre- taries, as well as the President of our University. It is important to note, however, that the CED dif- fers from the Student Legislature in that it is an…

… of individuals and groups in the life of the community. The Student Legislature can never re- place such activity. -Judith Levine for the membership of CED CED Action *... To The Editor: IN A recent…

… records for all to see. At all times a majority of the CED members have approved the nature and me- chanisms of policy adopted by the body as a whole. The CED -is a democratic student organization and has…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 4, 1996 Uhe £Idigrn Dalg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in…

…, the brainchild of the Undergraduate Curriculum Task Force, is a set of structural changes to the College of Engineering that would not only make it easier for students to get out on time - it also would…

… Curriculum 2000, each undergraduate engi- neering program must have at least 12 elec- tive credit hours, enabling the student to have a more diverse educational experience. The task force is composed of four…

… stu- dents from different sections of the College of Engineering. Student members represent every class except the present group of first-year students. The committee's cross- section of the…

… with Khomeini in the future, he has inspired similar Shi'ite in neight- boring Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain. Equally important is the fact that as these splinter movements…

… have been pursued in a way that has made us party to the following crimes, some of which were recounted by University graduate student Sadri Khalassi: " the perpetration of an economic, system, in which…

… careful to add that one of the most dangerous unknowns is that we don't know who is really in charge of the hostages. We have heard conflicting statements from the "students", and the government as to the…

…, Number 80 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Tenure system needs some minor changes VITAL TO THE SUCCESS of this institution of higher education has been the University…

… philosphies needed to expose today's\ college students to political and social values across the spectrum. Tenure has enabled professors to develop research and teaching techniques without intervention by…

… University administrators.. But, as the Daily discovered in a recent five-part series on tenure issue, the system has some drawbacks. Its faults, inherent in the makeup of the system, harm students above all…

…, as some low-quality professors maintain positions despite overwhelming student disfavor. In short, they just cannot be kicked out of their jobs. Coupled with the increasingly older age of faculty…

…'s biggest college-Literature, Science and the Arts-has no students on its executive committee. It may not in- sure that students needs will be given any more consideration, but a voting student member on the…

… committee would symbolize student involvement 'in the process. Student input at the entry level, however, does not adequately solve the system's faults. There is still the problem of a stale professor whose…

… number of faculty and student members, should study each tenured professor's teaching record every few years to determine how he or she is received by students. That would include, of cour- se, analyzing…

… Thursday during a routine traffic stop in the coliseum's parking lot. A student at a nearby college who police said shot Crouse was found dead after- ward of a self-inflicted gunshot wound…

… five families from Dearborn, Mich., a Detroit suburb with a large Muslim and Arab-American population. A state senator from Southern California said Sunday he was considering calling for a boycott…

… SACUA last week - is i portant.sth e areZ entities on campus a empoy people who deal with minors - including high school students and small children - for day camps, day care, sports pro- grams and music…

… camps. Earlier in the meeting, Slot- tow mentioned that in Cole- man's e-mail regarding the Penn State scandal, which was sent to all students and faculty on Nov. 15, included was a link to an anonymous…

… educa- ra af rlyw1980s tden rrhr tion among low-income students. "One of the things that is an important difference is (the) gap in high-school graduation," Bai- r ley said. "You're not going to do fpmle…

… d w rddcom- well in college if you don't have ed tce < <arly200s a good education going into col- lege."2 While the number of students graduating from college has Thepercentmoreofhigh-income increased…

… among low-income female students who graduated com families and high-income fami- pared tomen in the ear ly1980s lies, Bailey and Dynarski found that growth in university gradu- same schools (and) they…

…-income college students in distribution goingto bad schools, the early 1980s with those in the so why is it that girls in those early 2000s, Bailey and Dynar- environments are doing so much ski found an 18-percent…

… increase better? This has to be something in the graduation rate. For about how girls respond to the low-income students assessed same environments differently, across the same time period, the or boys and…

… putting too much pres- Bailey said. sure on women to succeed and Bailey and Dynarsaki also holding men back. found that among incoming col- The study does not indicate lege students from high-income how the…

….m. There is no charge to attend. For more information, contact Student Activities and Leadership, Michigan Union Arts and Programs or the Stu- dent Organization Resource Center. 'U' Symphony Orchestra to…

… extricate themselves from the asphyxiating atmosphere of cigarette smoke. But all was in vain. The students who had just been released from the four pitch-black auditoriums were caught in a human blockade…

… graffiti on stalls upsets students By Magaly Grimaldo For the Daily Students using some of the bathrooms on the first floor of Angell Hall have noticed and been upset by racist graffiti on the stall walls…

… remarks toward Arabs and Jews. The graffiti includes sexually explicit and violent language, along with expletives. "This is a reaction of people who have dissat- isfaction with multiculturalism," said…

… against our values as an institution," Pacania said. While the graffiti angered many students, the Department of Public Safety was unaware of the racist remarks on the stall walls until Friday. Department…

… removed. When dealing with graffiti, custodians must write a report to Risk Man- "We are concerned about the students' safety and where freedom of speech becomes a violation of civil rights. We don't want…

… anyone on campus to feel unwelcome," Walesby said. But the University wasn't the only once voicing disapproval of the graffiti. Members of student orga- nizations were also upset. "Sexist, racist and anti…

… sexual objects," Chang said. Neal Pancholi, president of the Indian American Student Association, said it was awful that students still think this way, even in the diverse society that the University has…

… Safety, the diminished AAPD force would affect students who live off campus, Police Chief Dan Oates said. "We can't lose people and deliver the same services," Oates said. "There are some services we…

…, at least." dear all U, wmom owdad o sa nta 0( o hanukkah a christmas a kwanzaa graduation my birthday ---------- i wart *orq Activism. It sets us apart. School of Information master's students…

… U.S. partnership with Arab leaders against Iraq. The president issued a "warm welcome" to Shamir at the outset of their Oval Office talks yesterday morning, but he rebuffed questions from reporters…

… Vought takes his dog Walker for a walk on the Diag . Students, staff discuss homeless Tami Pollak Daily Staff Reporter Last week's arrest of an appar- ently homeless man and a student in the Union's MUG…

…. The next day, several Homeless Action Committee members met with Frank Cianciola, director of the Michigan Union/North oiampus Commons/Student Programs, to dis- cuss Union policies. "One of the things…

… according to student size and program needs. The Northridge campus of the California State University system has responded to the cuts by reducing the number of classes offered, mak- ing cutbacks in building…

… students it can hold. Failure of a bond in the November elections in- tended to fund new construction has put more pressure on the administra- tors to find other funds to increase the classroom space…

… family" of students, staff, faculty, and alumni for donations. "This is an effort to pick our- selves up by the bootstraps. I think the survival fund is aimed at trying to do things for ourselves. It…

… Gulf teach-in fol- - 1st place in CCHA .oky.e by Matt Ronnie DiyHockey Writer Hundreds of students crammed into Angell Hall last month, search- ing for answers to the growing crisis in the Persian…

… into action. The campus anti-war movement has, for Although the anti-deputization movement lost momentum, the anti- war movement pales next to the fer- vor of November's student rights and anti…

…-deputization campaign, in which hundreds rallied for three straight days. lowed the doubling of U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia but preceded the Thanksgiving break. When students returned from break, they faced the…

… hysterical stress levels that typically accompany the term's end. Both the See WAR, Page 7 Most students on Diag support sanctions, oppose use of force by Jesse Snyder Daily Staff Reporter While many…

… soldier was ambushed and beaten by Palestinian protesters in the West Bank and an Arab man was stabbed to death in Jerusalem, apparently by a Jewish extremist. The escalating tensions came less than two…

… any change. Yesterday's violence began with the predawn stabbing of Osama Musa Natshe, a few hundred yards from his home in a mixed Arab-Jewish neighborhood of Jerusalem. Police said they believe that…

… Natshe, a Jerusalem street cleaner who was walking to work, may have been killed by a Jewish extremist suspected of car- rying out at least seven stabbing attacks against Arabs in the last year. One other…

… Side Excursions . Professional On-Site Tour Reps . Complete Weekly Activities Program Offering Optional Sunset Cruise, Booze Cruise, Toga Party a Morel . Free Bonus Party Pack Student Travel Services 1…

…i G Yalidity of Student Opinion In Sigma Kappa Issue See Page 4 . Latest Deadline in the State 471 t CLOUDY, SNOW VOL. LXVII, No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1956 FOJJR PAGES…

… 'NET LOSS'. SGC Head Hits New Calendar By JAMES ELSMAN Student Government Council President, Bill Adams 57BAd, as- sessed the new calendar plan as a "net loss" for the student body at a Wednesday get…

…-together of Calendar Committee representatives. He noted students gained only "a scheduled Thanksgiving re- cess and one day study sessions before final exams - two things that we had informally under the old…

… calendar." Greatest loss under the 1956 calendar, remarked Adams is a shortened Christmas vacation "preventing students from securing holiday Jobs." ]Five More Days Students will be in school approximately…

… Student Religious Associa- tion. Engineers, ,Foresters Join Dentists Turbulent Near East Opposes Axis Powers, Lecturer Believes In Protesting Coeds' Arabs throughout the Near East fighting for…

…, Grad., Al- vah L. Zwickey, Grad., and Clarence Carothers, Grad. Be A Goodfellow Student Senate Makes Winter ParleyPlans Draft, Academic Freedom Will Highlight Annual Three-DaySymposium The draft and…

… academic freedom will be among the highlights of the Student Senate's annual Winter par- ley, according to plans disclosed last night by Robert Warner, '43, chair- man of the parley committee at the Senate…

… on the agenda. Additional (topics on the second day will be student goveriment on the campus and the importance of fraternities and sororities. On the third and final day of the parley, talks will be…

… heard on the question of what plans if any the college student can make concern- ing his future in view of the pres- ent world conditions. Earlier in the meeting, Robert Krause, '43, chairman of the…

… student rights committee reviewed his group's plans for a survey of student work- ing conditions throughout Ann Ar- bor. ;-c 4- \\ lt~K More Goodfellow Salesnan Are Needed Although 250 Have Volunteered…

… Services SRA Will Sponsor Annual All-Campus Carol Sing Sunday Annual All-Campus Sing will be held at 9 p.m. Sunday at Lane Hall under the auspices of StudentRelig- ious Association, Lonna Parker, '41…

…, chairman announced. Students are invited to participate in singing the traditional Christmas carols. Music will be led by a double quartet composed of Barbara Fischer, '41, Linda Gail George, '42, Ann Weh…

…- ner, '41, Jean Fairfax, '41, Bob Hol- land, '43SM, Russell Van Cleve, Grad, Urie Bronfenbrenner, Grad., and Frank Dugan, '41F&C. This group will also sing some unusual carols. All students attending are…

… have arranged for acts by indi- vidual students as well as groups, and staff members are ready to take the roles of clowns who will amuse the kids with their antics. Curtain raiser of the program, the…

… philosopher to declare that we are 'misled by small, clever minds,' " he said. Must See Life "Clearly" "The college of engineering must help the student to see life clearly and see it whole," Van Waggoner…

… fac- ulties," he urged increased study in the fields of sociology, econom- ics and political science. MSU Students Fail at Bribe EAST LANSING (A) - Campus -phis previous $65 million debt esti- mate…

… an unscheduled announcement near the end of the glittering cere- mony. Grad Student Dies in Crash En Route to 'U' Bernt Shau-Hwei Chou, Grad died in an automobile accident on the Detroit Expressway…

… educational in- stitutions, under the co-chair- manship of James A. Lewis. Vice- President for Student Affairs and Lynn Bartlett, State Superintend- ent of Public Instruction. Consider Improvements Sole purpose…

… Student Government Council will try to present an ap- peal on the Board in Review's stay of action on the Council's Sigma Kappa decision to the Board of Regents tomorrow. In a motion passed in a three and a…

… last night. Nasir Hani, a Cultural Attache of the Republic of Iraq, spoke at the invitation of the Arab Stu- dents. The political stability of Iraq was threatened by the lust for power of the ruling…

… hinder the progress that is being made by the underdevel- oped countries, Hani added.ev - He said that, the West must not condemn the new direction and hought in the Arab World but# ry to understand it…

… previously been found in violation of the Univer- sity's regulations regarding dis- crimination in student organiza- tions. The text of the appeal was not released, but Maynard Goldman, '59, SGC's president…

… to have unity of opinion before the public when you speak as Student Govern- ment Council," he said. The mo- tion would have required the com- mittee to check all their releases through the executive…

… received Tuesday's acuity Senate resolution request- ng the Regents to uphold Student" iovernment Council's decision on 1 igma Kappa. t r- Cut Don In Formosa TAIPEI tom-United States air and naval forces in…

…,' cl4 £ic14au Uadj Sixty-Seventh 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…

… secondary motives may be one in the student body. with a tinge of public relations. Case in point at present, and typical for this Still, accepting all these postulations is not time of year, the Christmas…

… programs staged tantamount to saying the prime motive of under the auspices of League, Union, and student groups in putting on charitable projects Inter-Fraternity Council. To those not affili- is a…

… utilitarian one. ated with these organizations, such actions The best case student organizations can may be interpreted as strictly utilitarian, present in their defense would probably in- TheL ea clude a…

… Christmas or Easter. The small amount of From some of our more cynical students are publicity and prestige gained certainly is not heard condemnations because they suppose justified by efforts expended. these…

… student Christmas "kiddie" parties. Again, the public organizations. relations advancement is certainly not worth the capital outlay. GRANTED that such traditional projects as If there is a selfish motive…

… inception. Also accepted is the fact that aforementioned student' projects are certainly in the planning stages the project may appear useful. designed to be more a duty or obligation of -WILLIAM HANEY Eden…

…, but part was paid for in cash. And to get the cash he put the bite on his 'fellow Arab, King Saud' in Saudi Arabia, who in turn put the bite on Arabian-American oil. They advanced oil royalties to the…

… tanks, trucks, and MIG's that were rush- ed to Syria and which have been threatening both Israel and Iraq. Much more important was the pledge which the Arabs exacted from ARAMCO th'at no oil would be sold…

… to the British and French. It was in return for this pledge that the Arabs refrained from blowing up ARAMCO's pipeline. It is still pumping oil and has continued to do so all during the Suez crisis on…

… 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…

…. CI1, No. 44 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, December 2, 1991 ! Capyng'i 3190 Students *fly home for turkey dinners by Donna Woodwell A Daily News Editor Ukraine vote could bring end to Union No…

… wonder turkeys don't fly. Travelers dreamed of home, high school friends, and holiday fare to pass the time while waiting in air- port lounges crowded with Thanksgiving fliers. Many University students…

… within 48 hours, with indications that Alann Steen could be coming out soon after. Steen's Michigan relatives ex- pressed caution. Also, Israel's allied militia in south Lebanon released 25 Arab de…

…, who is one of three Americans held hostage in Lebanon. Lebanon and Iran. The Arabic-language commu- nique, accompanied by a photograph of Cicippio, said he would be freed returned to the White House…

… pertaining to the an average of over 200 patients a and students and their families, purchase of property. day until the epidemic begin ebb- Like Musical Comedy? .e . Expands. ing about the end of October…

… Arbor town( riadea surrise ent;Poets e e. cumings. (March WV 2ade a surprise ment. chology depart- want for Christmas" but his only "East Campus" will be a two 20) and CarlSandburg (Nov. 5) students…

… here in Mason Hall this year and North Campus engineering facili- Lloyd Wright, r nt Bridge Tallies invite the, guests to bring their ties and the Student Activities Tt ' families," Marshall Greenberg…

…-of-state student Service Director Dr. Morley Beckett of the Vanguard Satellite appeared Portable Typewriters D [ y from Texas. "Vern is about the announced the number of cases on on campus Feb. 20 for a display. P 6…

… way to nte's Inferno" ing of the Arab Club. uplift the economy." program are the Neutralism, defined as consider- Robin Barlow, Grad., said the briei Played by ing each world situation in the Western…

… the entire Ing of both sides against the mid- Museum of Science and Industry, B lean student con- dle.' Marshall Field and the Housing He qualified the accusation, Authority projects. The tour par- n…

… sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552c Administration Building before 3 p.m.f the day preceding publication (before I 11 a.m. on Saturday.) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1952 VOL. LXIII, No. 69 Noticesf Student…

… Tea. President and Mrs. Hatcher will be at home to students1 from 4 to 6 o'clock, Wednesday, Decem-i ber 17. Late permission for women students who attended the Glee Club concert on Thursday, Dec. 11…

…, will be no later than 11 p.m. General Library. A University regula- tion requires that all students leaving Ann Arbor for extended vacations must return Library books before their de- parture. The…

… purpose of the regulation is to insure the availability of books for scholars who wish to use them while the University is not in session. In accordance with this rule, students planning to spend Christmas…

… outside Ann Arbor may be given in case of urgent need. Arrangements must be made at the Charging Desk for books from the General Library or with the librarians in charge of Di- visional Libraries. Students…

… display in the Uni- versity's new Far Eastern art gal- lery, opened Dec. 14 in Alumni Memorial Hall. EUROPE Ith ear STUDENT TOURS: Bicycle, Motor, Study and Ad. venture Tours'for as little as $475 (50 days…

… - WORIENT THE WORLD Steamer, combination steamer-air trips tothFa East and Around See More the lat pshrices com-s S Spend Lesa 67 days from $1750.t Your Travel Agent or Students International Travel…

… and Anthropol- ogy Departments, and Dr. Max Hutt, of the Psychology Department, will speak on "The Algerian Arab : An In- terdisciplinary Approach to Culture Change," at 4:10 p.m., Wed., Dec. 17, in the…

… Students. Meeting of all juniors who have declared their intention of concentrating on Physical Therapy in Room 4303, Univ. Hospi- tal. It is urgent that you be present, but if impossible to attend, call Vir…

… this year's college top- ics. There will be a report on a re- cent discussion at Albion entitled "Freedom and Equality in Employ- ment." The Lutheran Student Association will hold their annual Christmas…

…- tance of land, Foty added. Palestinians do AID Continued from page 1 because the House bill would no longer allow for students to lock into a low rate by consolidating their loans while they are still in…

… school. "Students across the country are already in a deep financial hole, and this bill will make that hole deeper and could affect the decisions of students debating whether to attend college and assume…

… cultural. events will also help to differentiate this community from other Arab groups, Salhi said. "In the majority of people's minds, 'Arab' is kind of an all-encompassing word," she said. "(But) we are…

… the affect- ed area become sick, he said. Out of about 40,000 students, faculty and staff at the Univer- sity, that means 20,000 could fall ill. With the disease claiming the lives of more than half its…

… started research funded by federal grants. Yet some students think the preparation could be an over- reaction. Jacquelyn Zacny, a senior in LSA, said she hadn't heard much about bird flu, but that she…

…-year Law student Aaron Mace, who said he gets the flu "almost every year," agreed, saying "it's excessive probably," but added that he will probably get a flu shot this year if he can. GUITAR GUY HIGHER…

…." White said the fragmentation of student activist groups has decreased student interest and those groups' effectiveness. He said he hopes MOS will be able to unify various campus groups because "it will…

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…, upper class/grad students in wonderfully remodeled home. Fum. w/ ldry. $425/mo. 717-7609. ONE BDRM. SUBLET avail. now until Aug. '06. Free high speed internet, 3 blks. north of Central Campus. House is…

… concensus of students' opinion present at last night's lit- erary college conference which ex- amined the grading and examina- tion system at the University. * * * AS A RESULT of the letter' grading system…

…, many evils have arisen, students maintained. World News Roundup By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-President Tru- man swung into his long-heralded cleanup campaign last night by laying down this rule for…

… institution," one student charged. FACULTY OPINION was repre- sented mainly by Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the history department, who gave some of the background of the letter-grade method, noting that there…

… are "two main motives to the system." "First of all, a grade is a pro- fessor's estimate of the student's quality of work, and then it is supposed to provide an incentive for the student," Prof. Slosson…

… whether the student's thinking. "But examinations, in order to be valid, must be accompanied by a 'post-mortem' during which the professor can completely re- view the test and analyze mis- takes made," he…

… present sit- uation, aside from doing away See STUDENT, Page 6 Heavy Snow Clogs Roads; Expect More New Fall of Six Inches Recorded By VIRGINIA VOSS Temperatures falling to below freezing last night chased…

… test of strength in the month-long wrangle over conflicting East-West disarma- ment plans. The Russians, teamed with some members of the Arab-Asian group and others, then forced a delay until today on a…

… arma- ments. But the debate this year has shown that some of the Arab and Asian countries will not side with the West this time. They may not, on the final vote, cast their ballots with the Russians, but…

….m. Q Christian Life Church Sunday Service, School of Education, Schorling Auditorium, 11 a.m. Q Guild House - Free Meal, 802 Monroe, 5 p.m. Q Palestinian Dabkeh, sponsored by Arab-American Student…

… Michigan (__University also have seen petition drives. But student apathy and low voter registration have hampered the petition effort at universities, Root acknowledged. Meisner attempted to deflect criti…

… Center yesterday. B-School expands to Hong Kong By AMY MENSCH FOR THE DAILY' A new program will allow 40 University students to get their de- gree without ever setting foot on the campus. In October, the…

… Cathay Pacific in a press release. Not only did the students have to meet the University's entrance re- quirements, they also needed to pass through a difficult company screen- ing process. "The students…

… had to meet the same criteria as other MBA candidates if not more because the students went through a rigorous screening process at Cathay Pacific where they were interviewed by senior management and…

… rated on the performance," said Jeff Holmes, program manager of the Cathay Pacific MBA program. Students, who are also full-time employees, do not have daily per- sonal contact with their classmates. Six…

… hours of each course are taught through video conferencing. Univer- sity faculty spends four days teaching students for eight to ten hours each day in Hong Kong. "We believe we can deliver the course…

… assign- ments are handed in through faxes or computer networks. "Although there are limits to interaction to some ex- tent, the feedback from students has been positive," Holmes said. He added that other…

… Student Parish, campus prayer group, 7 p.m., rosary group, 7:30 p.m., 331 Thompson. " School of Music Concert, harp- sichordist Edward Parmentier and Violinist Jean Kim, Moore building, North Campus, 8p…

….m. " Shorin-Ryu Karate-Do Club, everyone welcome, CCRB, Room 2275, 6 p.m. " Students Concerned About Animal Rights, meeting, Cafe Fino, 1214 S. University Ave., 5 p.m. " Tae Kwon Do Club, everyone formances…

… Michigan Students against U.S. In- that students-can come-out will be Palestinian Students, said the Gulf tervention in the Middle East, was Crisis is a problem for the Arab encouraged by the rally. "We were…

…." The 20 active members of the University branch of the guild in- clude attorneys, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers. r - ,E,5gS 4 1Michigan's Evirkenstocl' Largsti "Service that…

… Ad- ministration... will lead to an unnec- essary and alarming amount of power to control students' lives be- ing placed in its hands." Students for a Safer Campus is demanding the University halt depu…

…- tization plans, create a task force on campus safety and an oversight board to supervise campus security, and establish a body to ensure student input on policies-that affect them. Members of the guild have…

… friends." states to solve independently. very pleased. The turnout was only a Daniel Kohns, co-chair of the bginning. Other students who see Continued from page 1 publicity committee of University of…

… junior, said. dent director, declined comment on the event. Building Director Mary Lou Antieau was unavailable for comment. A complaint has been filed by students at the party against an offi- cer for…

… comment over the weekend. _ . _ The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates via U…

… the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion 747-2814, Arts 763-0379, Sports 747-3336, Cir- culation 764…

…" of outcomes of the Persian Gulf crisis - all of which, she said, are ultimately detrimental to the United States. , One possibility is that war will be avoided, which would result in growing Arabic…

… involve Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait, the United Nations' lifting sanctions, and a world conference being held to dis- cuss the Arab-Israeli dispute, she said. Wright criticized U.S. foreign policy on…

…. "She explained the hypocritical policy of the U.S., but I would like to hear more," said Abdollah Dashti, a Rackham student. "The role of oil has been overemphasized," he added, calling oil a "secondary…

… that would have broadened student job opportunities with non-profit organizations died in the state Senate Government Operations Committee as the session drew to a close yesterday. Non…

…-profit organizations now pay 20 percent of the wages of the stu- dents they employ and the state pays 80 percent. If the bill had passed through the Senate, the state would have paid 100 percent of students' wages out…

… deal with." MCC, a student lobbyist group in Lansing representing Michigan's 15 public universities, worked with Rep. Lynn Jondahl (D-E. Lansing) last winter to introduce the bill in the House. Swift…

…. It really expands work-study opportunities for students," Smith said. Director of the University's Of- fice of Financial Aid Harvey Grotian said he hoped the bill would be re- introduced. "Ideas such…

… Broder About 150 students gathered yes- terday evening in the Union to attend an informational meeting about Teach for America (TFA). TFA, a national teacher corps in its second year, trains and places col…

… pressing issues ino country, he said. "This recruiting bers of opportunity for our generation to pay our dues." I candi- RC senior Susan Sheinkopf said imitted, the program provided students who y sensi…

… (936-3076). 219 Angell Hall, 5:00. Reel to Real, second monthly student filmmaker showing, sponsored by In Focus Film Works. Frieze Bldg., Rm. 1008, 6:00. Russkij Chaj, weekly Russian conversation…

… ap- peared before the Joint Judiciary Council on November 27, 1958 in regard to the participation of members of that fraternity in the "Arms for Arabs" demonstration which occurred on October 29. The…

…. It was for this reason that the Joint Judiciary Council found Sigma Chi Frater- nity guilty of conduct unbecoming a recognized student organization and determined a letter of cen- sure should be sent…

… all students, the tou~r will extend from December 23 to December 31. Special rates will include round-trip railroad trans- portation, lodging for six days a~t Gaunt House in Washington and International…

… Building. Ex- change exhibition of student work from the College of Architecture of the University of Illinois. Spon- sored by the student branch of the A.I.A. Architecture Building. Century of Photography…

… East: Lecture and conference, by President Emeritus Bayard Dodge of the American University of Beirut, 8 p.m., East Conference Room, Rackham Bldg.; auspices of Arab Club. Public is invited. Art Cinema…

… yesterday, says that the Honors program seems not to be living up to expectations in such areas as the amount of student- faculty contacts, "busy work" in courses, and the informational level of counselors…

…, "the program does appear to have several edu- cational advantages." Better Courses Among these the report lists most strongly better courses and instructors. "Honors students .. . rate the level of…

… instruction of honors classes higher than control students rate the level of their courses, and the higher scores of honors students in two of the Area Tests of the Graduate Record Ex- amination support these…

… observa- cific the kinds of effects which an4 tions." Honors students also claim to learn more from each other in class than do control students and find their counseling to be more adequate, the report…

… attainment." Four major groups of students were used as information sources for the report: "continuous hon- ors" students, who have been in the program since their freshman year, or who entered it as first…

… semester sophomores; "controls," those of the top seven per cent of the 1956 entering class who were still enrolled in the literary college in the fall of 1958; "new honors" students, who were being accepted…

…. The section of the report en-' titled "What Honors Students Think of their Education" con- cludes on one hand that "honors students feel more satisfied with their overall college experience than…

… comparably bright control students." Adequate use of their abilities, the general academic op- portunities, and adequate counsel- ing services are reasons listed. In addition, honors students "feel less…

… respect to "Student Development." First, "honors stu- dents seem to be learning more than comparably bright students; however, the kind of learning situ. ation they prefer is the formal highly structured…

…, propagation, graft- ing, and the preavention of disease. Students get practical experience in all these fields through their individual projects. Providing extensive facilities for the growth of plants, the…

… Gardens serve as the Botany 2 laboratory. Students travel there twice a week to check on the progress of plants, which range from violets for their rooms to mushrooms and other fungi. Plants which will be…

… surround the Dead Sea area in Palestine six years ago, an Arab idly, tossed a rock into one of the caverns. To his amazement he heard something shatter inside, and went in to find ancient jars containing…

…, and Sunday afternoons from 2:30 to 4:30, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 502 East Huron, Phone 7332 Rev. C. H. Loucks, Pastor and Student Coun- selor 9:45 A.M.. The Student Class discusses "What Students Can…

… readings. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 120 South State Street Merrill R. Abbey, Erland J. Wangdahl, Eugene A. Ransom, Ministers 9:30 A.M.- Student Seminar, Topic: "Immor- tality," led by Dr. Abbey. 10:45 A…

…. NO 5-4205. Office Ph. NO 8-7421 10:00 A.M.: Morning Service. 7:30 P.M.: Evening Service. ST. MARY'S STUDENT CHAPEL William and Thompson Sts. Masses Daily at 7:00 AM., 8:00 A.M., 9:00 A.M. Sunday at 8…

… Whitaker, Chaplain for Student Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth M. Davis, Social Director 8:00 A.M.: Holy Communion. 9:00 A.M.: Holy Communion and commentary, (followed by Student breakfast, Canterbury House.) 10…

…:15-10:45: Junior High Classes 11:00-12:15: Church School.. 11:00 A.M.: Morning Prayer and Sermon. 12:15: After Service Fellowships, 4:30 P.M.: Student Confirmation Class, Canter- bury House. 6:00-7:30: Youth Group…

…. 6:00 P.M.: Student Supper Club, Canterbury House. 7:00 P.M.: Confirmation Class for Parish adults. 8:00 P.M.: Evensong and Commentary. DURING THE WEEK Tuesday and Friday 4:00 to 6:00 Student Tea…

…"Not Very M7h. W aLs New W You?" 342 gtigan al Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT…

… toward the Arab States. ' * * * IN THE OLD days, a U. S. Sen- ator could always see the President of the United States, to say noth- ing of the Secretary of State. But Humphrey was not even able to see the…

… Arab countries that they didnt want to antagonize them by selling oil to England and France. "Yes," replied Humphrey, "but your new friends will judge you by the way you treat your old friends. If we…

…. of L r y uR ct n BOOKS ARE the staff of educational life- perhaps more so than are students and teachers. If the right to access of books is violated, education is stilted and knowledge suppressed…

… policy of not permitting Literary College stu- dents to take books from its library. Since there are some books which Lit. school students need which are not provided in the general library or are not…

… LEGAL Library recently enacted this policy because it is said Literary school people. "don't bring them back." This, it would seem, is classifying the major- ity of Literary students using the Legal Li…

… salvage the main portion not of apples but of Literary School readers. PERHAPS there are not enough Literary School students using the Legal Library fa- cilities for them to "matter." The voice of such a…

… the practice used in recovering over-due books prior to a few weeks ago. But a complete ban is a much stiffer penalty than any fine. True, a book overdue could handicap a law student's use of it. It…

… Lit- erary College students might also benefit more fully. -RONALD SCHELKOPF SGC SJDELG HTS: reg . St d en , s. .J1 , a y ? o a 5 THERE S blood, head-shrinking, tribal skirmishes and the old male…

… gowns are required for Com- mencement Exercises Jan. 26, 1957. Social Chairmen of Student Organi- 7ations are reminded that the calendar 9:; closed to student sponsored activi- tis for ten days prior to…

…0 PAGE TWO -THlE MICHIGAN DAILY 'STTNTDA'V, DEO. 13s 10^0 5! INEWS Arab Students T Tio Hal io Give Recital Church Topics To qa 'tress Y d Of The DAY ParleyToday Yuletide Spirit (By The…

… Associated Press) Arabic-Speaking Peoples' Music And Art Emphasis Flint Strikers Vote Problems To Be Subject ; To Be Used To Portray. On Strike End Monday Of Panel Discussion Christmas Theme FLINT, Dec. 12.-UP…

…)-Striking bus An open panel discussion upon the' (Continued from Page 1) drivers of the Flint Trolley Coach. life and problems of the Arabic- Inc., will vote Sunday morning on speaking peoples of the Near East…

… Meditation." The Student Fellow- whether to continue a walkout that will be held at 9 p.m. today in Room ship will give its Christmas vesper has left this city of 165,000 persons 316, the Union. service at 4…

…, although the city commis- Arabic-speaking peoples. Ralph M. "Approaching Christmas" will be sion may reinstate it at any times Bahna, '37L, president of the Arab the subject of the regular morning and the…

… Drivers' Union, the Amalga- Students Union will act as chairman JOSEF HOFMAN service of the First Methodist mated Association of Street and Elec- and will take part in the panel in '!Church to be held at 10…

….m. Monday. The panel is being held under the Schools Tebate mas suggested by the Wisemen, the The coach company today prepared auspices of the Arab Union which has Shepherds and others in the Christ- a "final…

…" proposal to the striking been reorganized here recently. The TJ"W.j!mas stories. Continuing the spirit of drivers who are seeking 75 cents an Union is composed of students who jI ere OJ an i Yuletide, the…

… Wesleyan Guild will hour instead of the existing 55 cents, are residents of the Arabic-speaking Aoffer a service of music, readings and a demand the management has countries and American-born stu- An all…

…-day session of debate and pictures to be given at 6 p.m. in termed "impossible." dents who are descendents of Arabic oratorical activity for high school stu- Stalker Hall. origin. The purposes of the organ…

… Student Union (from the String Octet, Op. 20) rath- will hold a Panel Discussion of the er more than the Berlioz "Roman Problems of the Arabic-speaking Carnival" Overture or the Lohengrin Peoples in the…

… John Nassur of Detroit will speak of Night's Dream," it is neverthless in- the cultural background of the Arabs. teresting for its own sake; in it, par- All students interested in interna- ticularly, the…

… morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use…

…. * * * * THE POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT is getting pretty fed up with answering the phone and hearing some sincere student voice ask, "Will Professor Pollock hold his classes to- day, or is he in Lansing again…

… Students: Students in- We still would like to hear Dr. Kous- tending to change their rooms at the sevitzky and his superb organization' end of the present semester are here- explore some of the less charted…

… of the superla- intention prior to Jan. 15. These tive calibre of the Boston Orchestra. notices should be in writing. Students But ears would have to be more jaded who do not give such notice of in…

…. freshing and lasting impression, and C. T. Olmstead, Assist. Dean of we are humbly mindful that there is Students. more than one kind of "new" music. And more than one kind there was Bronson-Thomas Prize in…

… German last evening, what with the mag- I (value about $30.)-open to all un- nificently revealing interpretation of dergraduate students in German of the Beethoven Symphony and, in an distinctly American…

… no way 1750 to 1900, each of which will be of knowing whether his playing was represented by at least two subjects, entirely correct, but we do know that Students who wish to compete should it seemed…

… Depart- for Professor Brinkman's part in the ment, 204, University Hall. performance. As for the rest of the program, we Panel Discussion of Near Eastern enjoyed the Mendelssohn Scherzo Problems: The Arab…

… began to use various strategies to get her work done most effectively -including using the different colored notes. "I study Arabic, but in order to learn the words I get index cards, write the words in…

…-2968 sponsored by Taiwanese American Students for Awareness -W 1 I k. A I _ _,,,,ow I 4 liki nWas named Happy Holidays DASCOLA STYLISTS L beny ofste 668-9329 TRAVEL SMART! FROM CHICAGO One Way…

… change without notice. Intl. student ID. cards may be required. 1! orange highlighter. If I use yellow, I won't remember the material. It's a little weird, but it works." Studying for an exam is an espe…

… school student who also knows the struggle of being a student with a learn- ing disability. Sarah has a visual- and auditory- based learning disability, and she also has Attention Deficit Disorder, which…

…th percentile. Sarah said people are sometimes surprised when they learn that she is a Law student and also has a learning disability. "People equate slowness with dumbness," she said. "Onedoesn…

…'t necessarily equal the other." Sarah creatively deals with her dis- ability by utilizing a notetaker from the University's Services for Students with Disabilities' office. She tape records some lectures and is…

… Third-year doctoral student "Writing the (learning disability) manual was wonderful. It helped me to learn about my disability, others' dis- abilities. It was really good for me to do it." it." I GIec…

…'t combine studying and socializing." Last year Sarah wrote a handbook for students with learning disabilities and has published it herself to reach the University of California community. She is in the…

… process of trying to get a. major publisher to pick it up. The handbook provides a compre- hensive look at what students with learn- ing disabilities can do to make their educational experience the best it…

… comman- deered and burned an empty bus that was going to take Arab workers to Israel in violation of a three-day strike called to protest the killing of a Hawks fighter. . ......... Newsletters…

… MET board and will help decide the future of the program. The state has sold 55,000 MET con- tracts. The Financial Aid Office estimates that only one or two University students currently use MET to pay…

… MET contracts, but in 15 years when many of these students are college-age the contracts may not be honored if the Governor in power then does not have the funds or integrity to do it," he said…

…." Israeli Ambassador Zalman Shoval said the United States no longer would function as a "mailman." Benjamin Netanyahu, a close aide to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, said the Arabs had asked U…

… recession. The study predicts that the na- tional unemployment rate, holding Students hold celebration of Zionism with rally, election economy at 7 percent, will drop to 6.5 percent by the end of 1992 and…

… students showed their support for Israel yesterday by singing Hebrew songs at a snow-bound rally on the Diag, and others offered their opinions on Israeli politics in a mock election. The events were part of…

… "Proud to Be a Zionist Day," sponsored by the Union of Students for Israel (USI) and Tagar, a Zionist student activist group. "The purpose of the election is to show that Israel is a democratic system and…

… to get people involved and informed," LSA senior Jeremy Schwartz said. "We want to get an idea of where students stand on the is- sues and how students feel." The 12 parties that have at least two…

…1Six TiE AICHlAN AILY WE DlNL.DAY, DECr1WER4, sIA No Questions Asked When Students Drank Joe's Beer By EUNICE MINTZ Saloons once flourished in Ann Arbor. And students of this University are…

… down the street. Personality Plus Joe's was popular largely be- cause of Joe himself. He was a pic- turesque figure who set up rules in his establishment with which he acquainted his student patrons and…

… which they did not dare to violate. 'Joe allowed no freshmen in his saloon, and didn't allow his other customers to get intoxicated. He preferred to keep the students on beer, and tried to serve them as…

… frowned upon and a student who returned to his house drunk was subject td the "freeze treatment" from his friends. A man with liquor on his breat was scorned by the girls in thos days. But the man who could…

… bridged irrigation flume carries waters of the Spring of Elisha to Arab banana plantations near Jericho. Mount of Temptation is in the background. . . _._ _ R _ _ . _____ _ - I t !, T l l 3 l\ ,":.ti…

… ~:,,.... s n to the conference of eans and modern history. Profes:r' Last .Lecture.,. f*1K.Q:; .. and the Committee o Student Af-Ba scarano e~o S,.. ~ ~ . Fair, relating to a new section of, -... WILL DISCUSS…

…- '>' ered as pleasure flying there will: T.r cored by the International comm it- be no friction concerning the vio- tee of the Student Christian assn-~ latin of the auto ban. The niew H ,caio, onKae fPls i…

… ii every state and when the sur-1 tif cent outrages that have been crec I IIIR ST N -teyis concluded, one of the 48 M aysP s ited to the Arabs in Palestine. V' Jj IV II IJSL. picked will receive ane…

…-Senator Police Efficiency' Will be Topic Grundy of Pennsylvania announc- of Student Scribes' Meet ed today he WO~ resigning as vice Next Tuesday Night. president of the American Tariffj league and as…

…'lese i, oruLI(a re for uti pur - .Police Efficiency" will be the pose of bringing about a closer r e-1 la.tionship and understanding be- topic discussed by Prof. John B.I' tWeeri the many foreign students…

… Waite, of the Law School, at the attending the University and other Student Journalists' club meeting, students as well as to provide for Tuiesday evening, December 17, in discussion of important problems…

… programi will be given the students to enter into the dis- in the alumnea room at seven. cussioni of questions that interest 1 rie,1rWiestl ilb For the most part the Forums based on first-hang observations…

… will be conducted by members of during a police investigation in+ the faculty together with students Detroit. The difficulty in appre- v.ersed in the problems to be dis-' hending law-violators' without…

… Surgeons, willr subj ects proposed for the year's l take up his duties as instructor in 'program. Any students of journal- surgery around the first, of the ismn may become a member of the year.lie will be a…

…r ~i~Axe£d art Daily Sixty-Eighth 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…

… Middle st, concerns the other nations. If fourteen embers wish to cultivate Arab friendship and pport self-determination, France quite natur- y will be antagonized and bitter disunity ely will result. A…

… 17, 1957 VOL. LXVIII, NO. 74 General Notices All women students attending the Musketdproduction of "Kiss Me Kate" on Wed.. Dec. 11, and Thurs., Dec. 12, had permission until 12:15 a.m. Women's Hours…

…: Women students will have 11:00 p.m. permission on Wed., Dec.' 18 and Thurs., Dec. 19. Midyear Graduation Exercises Jan. 25, 1958. To be held at 2:00 p.m. in Hill Auditorium. Exercises will conclude about…

…, Invita- tions. etc.; Inquire at Office of"Student Affairs. Programs: To be distributed at Hill Auditorium. Doctoral and professional degree can- didates WHO ATTEND THE GRADUA- TION EXERCISES are entitled…

….m. to 5 p.m. at Lane Hall for consultation with stu- dents interested in study in Norway, Sweden, or Denmark. Students under Public Law 550 (Ko- rea G.I. Bill) or Public Law 634 (Or- phans' Bill) should…

… this busi- ness of having to raise your hand and then being afraid to say any thing that might contradict the professor. So many students have this tendency to be spoon fed. "This professor knows it all…

… help the Hungarian refugees;" "Send a dol- lar to help taking care of the Pal- estinian Arab refugees." These are samples of what the radio announcer says these days. To give aid to the underprivileged…

…. -The Arab Club Temperance . . To the Editor: OFTEN IT IS best that opinions regal'ding controversial mat- ters be maintained privately, for too frequently those who are most anxious to state their…

… students at the University of Michigan Funding for abortions EVER SINCE Congress passed the Hyde Amendment; the 1976 legislation that banned Medicaid fun- ding of most abortions, pro-choice groups have…

…, threatening to deport those found to be "illegally here" and the INS has begun to in- By The Spartacus Youth League vade the campuses to begin the round-up. While the students who hailed the ayatollah should…

… billions of dollars in military aid to be used against Kur- dish rebels, Arab oil workers, Iranian leftists and the Soviet Union. The Tehran embassy seizure and hostage taking was a diversion. It was…

…. Iranian masses deserve to be able to determine the fate of the murderous shah. But the tyrant-in- power is no less guilty of crimes than his predecessor. The Kurds, Arabs, women and working class will also…

… situation one would be better off looking to the U.S. government rather than students and other people who happen to be from Iran. The U.S. government originally installed the shah in Iran. The U…

… 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…

… the club voiced support of the Student Leg- islature sub-committee which was set up to meet the Deans to find out about possible discriminatory questions on application blanks. * * * TIHE RESOLUTION…

… At Conference Plans for Student Legislature activities for the year will be drawn up at a pst-election work conference beginning at 12:45 p.m. tomorrow at the-Rackham Build- ing' In addition, new…

… the year-round / IA"Little Assembly" for continued Vj~ ly gU study of Nationalist charges of Russian help to the Chinese Reds. Charging that students "do not Tsiang said he would offer de- enjoy all of…

…. Russia, Arab members of the UN Australia and most Latin Americanrcountries are pressing for international rule over the Holy City now occupied in separ- ate sectors by Hashemite Jordan and Israel. THE…

… accept inter- national rule. Forcesaofthe two countries have occupied separate parts of the Holy City since the 1947-48 Arab-Jewish fighting in Palestine. Train Ticket Sales Continue Stundent Special May…

… Serve Upstate N.Y. Students from Buffalo, Roches- ter, Albany and Boston were urged yesterday to purchase tickets for the student vacation train to New York, by Jim Sakai of Vulcans, Groves Reveals Al…

… this was a de- liberate withholding of informa- tion from Wallace. "Some people might think so, he replied. Wallace declined comment on Groves' new remarks. Students May Make J-Hop Reservations R…

…'eservations for the 1951 J-Hop may be made by juniors, seniors and graduate students from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday . through Thursday in the Administration Building. Students planning to make res- ervations…

… over all other students, according to Paul McCracken of the 1951 J-Hop central committee. All stu- dents should b6 prepared to state the specific night for which they will want tickets. i Megrod…

… be refunded if they pare not. All that is needed to hold a ticket at this time is; $5.00, he pointed out. Since the New York Central wants to know how many students will be getting off at those inter…

… aie miles northeast- of Smela, See RUSSA, p. 4 e - The one-week .a $cmpus waste p dive raches I tlimx tonior- r hen representatives of the sabteniaw County', Salvage Com- mittee will pick up student…

… loss of honor points to suspen- sion. The Board unanimously agreed to impose the following penalties upon students who did not secure make-up privileges from Assistant Dean ErichI Walter: 1) Students who…

… are absent Mon- day, Decenmber 20, wvill suffer the loss of six honor points from their academic records. 2) Three honor points per day will be subtracted from students cutting classes on Tuesday, Decem…

…- ber 21: Wednesday, December 29, and Thursday, December 30. 3) In cases of extreme absence those students affected will be sus- pended for the balance of the Fall Term. Although this ruling is not a blan…

… accordance with the principle of the Board of Regents to aid in the war effort by trying to limit student travel during rush peri- ods. Making its stand clear, the Board -issued this statement: "The…

… Administrative Board in vot- ing a new policy for this war-time holiday is particularly concerned that students, who still are aware only of their own comfort and who fail to realize that they are enjoying the pri…

…. Gilbraith and Richard V. Gilbert of the OPA) who have been persuaded that for Severyeconomic stubbed toe we must of Athens and the harbor of Pi- raeus, gateway to the Greek capi-I tal. U.S., Arab Leaders…

… Meet CAIRO, Dec. 15.-V/P-An Ameri- can military mission has completed successful introductory talks with one of the Arab world's most renowned warriors, King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia, it was announced…

… frail and intense you'd like to send a Christmas card, poet: Barbara White playing Lovey, the Student Directory, which goes the class beauty; Blanche Holpar on sale this afternoon, has all the playing the…

… festi- val and a W. C. Fields favorite will make up the- Student Legislature Cinema Guild bill this weekend. Performances are scheduled at 5:30, 7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday and at 8 p.m. Sunday in…

… Qualifica- tion Test will be given at 8:30 a.m. today in Rm. 100 Hutchins Hall. Only students in posession of Selective Service tickets, which must be brought to the examina- tion center, will be eligible to…

…-semester room contracts at the Office of the Dean of Women this week. The Dean's Office copy must be in the Dean's Office by December 15. Late permission for women students who attended the Bidu Sayao concert on…

… order to be eligible for November allot- ment check. Student Sponsored Social Events list- ed below are approved for the coming week-end. Social chairmen are re- minded that requests for approval for…

… social events are due in the Office of Student Affairs not later than 12 o'clock noon on the Monday prior to the event. December 4 Le Cercie Francais December 5 Alice Lloyd Hall Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Gamma…

… spring's second Student Evaluation of Faculty released yesterday, seem to indicate that most literary college students are more than satisfied with the quality of their instruction. The overall average for…

…' dealt with teaching qualities. "IT SEEMS that in general, the students have rated their teachers better than their courses," Dean Keniston said. The total average for all faculty members on questions two…

… to five was 2.62. A much higher average, 2.13, was recorded for'the remaining questions, six to 11. On the rating scale used this would indicate that students rated their courses nearer to "Good" while…

… were 2.90 and 2.63 respectively. Students graded faculty members higest on question 10 which concerned approachability and willingness to assist students. The average for all ranks on this question was 1…

….87. The second highest rating was given by students on the basis of their teachers meeting class obligations. The average for this question was 2.03. U.S. Obtains Restraining Court Order Limits Placed On…

…- mies" mentioned under his sec- ability, and readiness to help students, willing acceptance of respon- ond point- are, nor would he link sibilities, and bpenmindedness are among the most important desired…

… difficult to say," he declared, * * *. "because so many plans are being INSTRUCTORS took third place on the rank average break- considered." down. Their total average for the questions on which students rated…

… of wounds, and five persons previously listed as missing but now known to be dead. * * * UN Approves Move To Stop Korean War NEW YORK-()-The UN As- sembly approved overwhelmingly yesterday an Asian-Arab…

… every effort to Interfraternity Council president Bob Vogt, '51E, yesterday predict- ed the Student Legislature's stand on fraternity discriminatory clauses will change. DURING YESTERDAY after- noon…

… night at Lane Hall, as students, faculty and religious leaders met to discuss current problems of lowered student, mo- rale. The conference, called by the University's Board of Religious Counselors, came…

…. Paul Vaughan of DPS said the incident may have been in support of the ad, but that the letter was not written directly to the Daily. The Student Publications Build- ing houses the Daily, the Michigan…

… finals, safe travels between the terms, the happiest of holidays,. and victory in the Rose Bowl! STUDENTS Continued from page 1 enced more turbulent bouts with the friendly skies. One LSA junior, who…

… people," he said. One student benefitted from air- line overcrowding. Jodi Sokol, an LSA senior who also flew to New York, was moved to first class be- HOSTAGES Continued from page 1 defense ministry, said…

… official Syrian Arab News Agency reported. Picco arrived in the MiddleEast late last week. One diplomatic source in the Syr- ian capital, speaking on condition of anonymity, said no release was ext- pected…

… Sunday, adding it was "most likely tomorrow." Sbe 3ibigau BarIl The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter, terms by students at the University of…