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May 07, 1971 (vol. 81, iss. 3) • Page Image 3

… the Regents' approval of a new judicial system. At their April meeting, the Regents approved a modified version of a system formulated after several months of study by a committee of students, faculty…

… and administrators. The proposal would allow for "trial by peers"-student juries in cases of student defendants, faculty juries in cases of faculty defendants. This system will replace, on a one…

… disciplinary rules and new judicial procedures would take effect simultaneously. University Council (UC), a body of students, faculty, and administrators, was set up last year by a Regents by-law to formulate…

… University non-academic rules. But before the UC rules can take effect, the by-law stipulates, they must be ap- proved by Senate Assembly, the faculty representative b o d y. Student Govern- ment Council and…

…? Students have collected these 1,020,000 bottle caps since last fall as part of an ecology project to show the need for pollution con- trol and dramatize the meaning of numbers. If placed side by side, the…

… caps would stretch about 18 miles. Lynne Manson, one of the New Ulm Junior High School students kneels at right. SF IIABUJSTEII A NTIC IPIATED)- Senate debate opens on draft e xt By ROSE SUE BERSTEIN…

…) yesterday meets with United Arab Republic President Anwar Sadat. Rogers is scheduled to be in Israel, the last country on his Mideast mission, today. FO LD)WING F<E EHI K E: (Coy 'tiued Isom Pag e 1) cepting…

….8 per cent favor it. Among a group of ninth grade students who were polled, 67 per cent indicated strong support for legalization. "I was a little surprised with the strong response in favor of legalizing…

… A large n pollution isa per cent fav firms that p lation of bill Ann Arbo strated a w for pollution port govern and by high pollution con Student aidmaylrs By ROBERT SCHREINER Students receiving…

… explains his of- fice generally receives a portion of 'the revenue from 1 t tuition hikes to offset the a l o t increase for students in need of financial aid. "That is how it has worked eas vehemently…

May 20, 1971 (vol. 81, iss. 12) • Page Image 4

…etr4ian Daty 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of the author…

… Union. Mikhail I. Zand, a renowned Soviet specialist in Persian and Arabic studies and member of the Institute of Peoples of Asia at the Academy of Sciences in Moscow, requested that he and his fam- ily…

… e heard these words, "You k n o w, Mikhail was one of the two best students I've ever had in my whole life." At this meeting two of Zand's colleagues, to their eter- nal credit, voted in his favor…

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