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… young men then, ry because they thought Israel was missing the chance to e peace with an Arab enemy. So they decided to write a letter. The letter sparked a movement. The movement brought tens of…

…, and the peace they sought with all the Arabs is still elusive. Their movement was dubbed Peace Now, to their conster- nation - they thought it was too insistent, too "American." After two decades the…

… letter, such as Tzali Reshef, the current impasse in Israeli-Arab relations is dis- couraging. "I don't think we have all the time in the world," Reshef said. "In the Middle East, if you have a deadlock…

… *h Arab neighbors, return of land to the Palestinians. But leaving a huge celebratory rally in Tel Aviv in November 1995, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated. Peace Now watched in dismay as…

… Molenar, who also participated in the program last summer, said many of the students' worst teaching fears never materialized. "We had been afraid that our lessons wouldn't be good enough," Molenar said…

… all the summer activities. Organizers said they hope to receive increased funding to expand the course so students from across the country could take part in the volunteer program. To find out more…

… information or to register for the course, students can e- mail hcashman@umich.edu. ITD Continued from Page 1A tures in line with its budget. It would never be our policy to reduce services. ITD is working with…

… MSA representa- tives, the Rackham Student Government LTD's Student Advisory Committee and other groups to further revise the basic t computing program for next year. "We're looking to meet…

… approximately 95 percent of all students' needs," Griffiths said. lTD's main goal for future policy changes is to make sure computing ser- t vices for students are not reduced. "We want to provide as much service…

… 1 as we can with our funding" McCord said. Student S -. paper aims or diversity CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) -- The editors of the Harvard Crimson recently looked around the newsroom and came to a sudden…

… town meetings with students today and tomorrow. "The idea came from the fact that the president and the provost were really eager to reach out to the students and have a conversation with them," said…

… B at 4:30 p.m., the adminis- tors will speak briefly about the pre- vious academic year and then open the floor to students, Horn said. "The goal is for both the president and the provost to hear from…

… meetings in ifferent locations. The town meetings were advertised through e-mail and fliers. "We've asked that student leaders bring along those who they are mentor- ing," Horn said. She said the…

… place at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Rackham Auditorium. University President Lee Bollinger will give the opening address before Adams delivers his lecture. The Golden Apple is an award that allows students to…

… choose their favorite professor. Students submitted nomina- tions by e-mail or ballot to determine the winner of the event, sponsored by Wtudents Honoring Outstanding University Teaching, a division of…

… University in 1974. He has previously been awarded the Thurnau Professorship in 1991 from the University. 0 The award was established eight years ago and includes a $1,000 prize. Student program seeking…

… volunteers The Welcome to Michigan Program, which helped organize more than 250 activities for incoming students this past fall, is now accepting volunteers for next fall. The program, which was started five…

… years ago. begins on Sept.] when new students move in to residence halls and continues until Sept. 7. Campus organi- zations interested in participating in the event must complete an form by April 10…

…. Students interested in becoming involved with the program should con- tact Jennifer Cross at 764-6413 or by e- mail at welcome@umich.edu. Poet-in-residence scheduled to read Michael Dennis Browne, the…

… reputation of Michigan definitely plays a role in the type of students we attract." Herr also said that as a student ath- lete, it was an honor to be recognized by both the University's athletic head, Tom…

… College students and alumni crowded Boston bars to watch the game, with rivalries sparking some conflict between patrons, said Boston's Sullivan's Tap bouncer Bob McCauley. "There was wildness on both sides…

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…-vote that (football) coaches poll. "We have more championships (than the University of Nebraska). We're the overall winners," he said. The Search for Arab-Israeli Peace: There's No Turning Back Lecture by Dr…

…. Aaron Miller Deputy Middle East Coordinator for Arab-Israeli Negotiations, U.S. Department of State /a 1 I TOWN HALL MEETING WITH PRESIDENT LEE BOLLINGER AND PROVOST NANCY CANTOR EMWI n t i" t t t…

… branch of the NAACP, sociology and Afroamerican studies Prof. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva and numerous University students. Johnson said "the eyes of the nation are on the University of Michigan" as well as the…

… California, Yale University planned to hold a rally in which 40 percent of the students of color painted their faces white. More than 300 people attended a day of action speak out at New York University…

… numbers of people that took part in the day's activities, but by "the qualitative devel- opment" of the movement. But sone students said they did not support the day of action. Jeff Schroeder, a law student…

… campus groups, including the Black Student .nion, Alianza and Academics for Affirmative Action and Social Justice. February's day of action featured a rally, sit-ins and teach-ins. Event orga- nizers…

… encouraged students to skip classes in support of affirmative action. After the success of the first day of action, a mass e-mail was sent to schools across the nation early in March, asking schools to…

… withdrawal," President Elias Hrawi said during a visit to the United Arab Emirates. But Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was instantly receptive. "We welcome the decision by the Israeli Cabinet, "she…

… said. "This is a po'- itive step." While the United States would like to see a wider Arab-Israeli settlement that involved Syria, "we understand the value of making progress where we can," she said…

…. The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September, via…

… students to a lecture by Jeffrey S. Lehman Dean of The University of Michigan Law School discussing The Search for Arab-Israeli Peace: There's No Turning Back Lecture by Dr. Aaron Miller Deputy Middle East…

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… Coordinator for Arab-Israeli Negotiations, U.S. Department of State rr …

… will no longer be allowed to have alcohol in their houses begin- 'nipng next fall, the Kentucky Kernel *'eported last Thursday. After months of discussions with student leaders, the university's Board of…

… members likely to graduate '.A study released last week suggests What students involved in the Greek sys- Aem are more likely to stay in school than other undergraduates, Oregon State University's OSU Daily…

… National Interfraternity Conference. Hole in computer security exposes UNH student info A leak in the University of New Hampshire's computer systems that could have been fixed a year ago was not solved…

… until last Wednesday, The New Hampshire reported Monday. The error, which allowed access to personal information of all the univer- dsity's students, faculty, staff and admin- istrators, was discovered…

… accidentally by a student last spring. He immediately reported the prob- em to a university administrator who did not report it to his supervisor because he "thought he fixed it." But the student recently re…

… Office of the Provost. "Our report is to raise a student voice or student perspective within the living- learning programs," said Albert Garcia, RHA president-elect. The task force will be chaired by…

…-Native American students also protested the dia- logue. LSA junior Saladin Ahmed said that Arab American students were also excluded from the discussion in that they were not asked to be part of the panel. is fair…

… reminder of one surrender Haj God, which is basically what it the Isl eans. to be a Muslim," said Every ngineering graduate student Rasha go on ino, a member of the Muslim oncei :udents Association. instill…

… Grewal, a member of the needy luslim Students Association. fice o ,rewal said the holiday is a time of "TI y and brotherhood, enactr "It's really inspiring, she said. said. G IL ontinued from Page 1…

…, but it might help to call attention to the so-called minor acts of harassment that happen to teenage girls every day" Sarah Kremsner. an Americorps volun- teer at the Student Advocacy Center of Michigan…

… that provides underprivileged public school students free non-legal advo- cacy, said that adults are ultimately respon- sible for the acts of children. She said it is society's obligation to educate and…

… lines." Students said the protest at the beginning of the meeting was similar to a recent protest in Denver that took place at one of the initiative's race dialogues. "You cannot represent every single…

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… goals. Peres tries to arrange financing for Israeli-Arab joint business ventures. Shamir lobbies for Hebrew schools in other countries to encourage more Jews to immi- grate to Israel. Welcoming a reporter…

… would favor more sparsely populated states with smaller highway net- works. U U YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED The University of Michigan-Dearborn invites you to be a guest student for the U- F I I { I…

… RITE FOR THE DAILY THIS * SUMMER. CALL 76- DAILY FOR MORE INFO. m_ _ F gp i Mg) e 72~X Y 1998 summer semester. We have three options to accommodate students who are home for summer vacation…

… into dry A2 club scene," by Stephanie Jo Klein, Oct. 29, 1997 * The witching hour. The time of night when weird things happen. When a full moon can transform young, unsuspecting col- lege students into…

… Invents Us" seam- lessly. - From "Bloom blossoms in latest novel," by Amy D. Haves, Jan. 21, 1998 * Claude Monet, largely known to college students through calendars and dorm-room posters, is considered the…

…. All tings bad, dey come from women." My grandnother sat next to him, smiling with a wide and tolerant grin. Sedo (this is Arabic for 'grandfa- ther'), I must say - I've gotten my hopes up many a time. I…