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… Begin's hands Friday, June 9, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan i '" loo or Half-baked tuition plan unacceptable W HEN IT CAME time for the House of Representatives to…

… studen- ts who must cope with the immense governmental bureaucracy to get assistance. But a mere $250 credit per student would serve only to drain the U.S. Treasury without doing students much good. The…

…. Relief from tuition burdens is long overdue in light of surging tuition and living costs. Needy, even middle-income, students must now endure a tedious financial aid process that leaves many uncertain…

…- fer concessions on such issues as recognition of the Palestinians, West Bank autonomy, andi Jewish settlements in occupied Arab territory. PRESIDENT Carter's suc- cessful sale of warplanes to both Egypt…

… appease such Arab hardliners as Syria, Algeria and Iraq. THOUGH THE reasons for Sadat's time limit seem clear, they give the Palestine Liberation Organization and other Arab guerrillas an oppor- tunity to…

… practiced in By Sylvia Hacker Great Britain and most of Western Europe, higher JESTION: As a foreign student, I have noted incidences of cancer of the penis and cervix are not young Americans are circumcised…

… males circumcised later than infancy. The Health Educator University Health Service Div. of Office of Student Services 207 Fletcher Anon Arbor, Mich. 4$109 …

… Herald Tribune, Inc.) University Project NEW STUDENTS on campus and those who were not at the University during the spring semester may well be unaware of the highly important Phoenix Project that is…

… being undertaken by the University's student body and faculty. In order to ac- quaint these students with the objectives of the project, here is a resume of part of its program: 1. A memorial rotunda…

… exclusively to exploiting the peaceful and humanitarian applications of atomic en- ergy. You, as students of the University, will play a big part in the development of the project. By giving it the publicity it…

… needs, you will follow up the efforts of other students who worked and planned for months to establish the foundation. Pub- licity is needed because this unique war me- morial will be financed by private…

… will be right here. Copies of The Daily's Phoenix Project Extra, of May 17, can be obtained without charge at the Office of Student Affairs. Pick one up and read the details of this huge memorial; then…

… pass along the issue to a friend or send it to your hometown newspaper. -Craig H. Wilson. Writers Wanted HIS SUMMER The Daily again ex- tends an invitation to all students who wish to participate in the…

…- English" students invaded the territory and viewed the returning Russian students with alarm. While debates were waged enthusias- tically on the practicality of carrying on an Old English class in Russian…

… of the hopes and the trust of millions of people," Nixon said at welcome-home ceremonies on the South Lawn of the White House. MEANWHILE ISRAELI planes bomb- ed suspected Arab guerrilla encamp- ments…

…'s trip to Brussels and Mos- cow. At the same time Arab leftist papers said Nixon had given Israel "the green light to attack Lebanon" clearly during weekend talks in Jerusalem. The air strikes, clearly in…

… establish an The Student Organizations Board of is at least 50 per cent. ing system that will permit the Student Government Council last night The probationary status will not, "promptly pay current debts…

…." unanimously voted to place the student however, hinder Newsreel's summer Previously, Newsreel has film group Friends of Newsreel on pro- film program. "Newsreel will not be re- under what the organization…

… that the investigation has revealed other student organization for the dura- loosely organized that Newsr some significant problems with News- tion of the probation," the board said. not provide the…

… ordered to improve ing bifls promptly for film rentals. to- refrain from sending, copi its accounting procedure and "endeavor probation statement to film dis to have student membership above the THE TERMS…

… and other educators enough about the-naturties The primary danger in these In the preface Muller also cites that some of them are disavowed these publications is needed be- that if students were to…

… through that means the President knew of Kosygin's in- tention to head the Soviet del- egation. Encouraged Israel in -Associated Press DELEGATES FROM THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC sat next to those of the…

… Soviet Union in U.N. General Assembly yesterday. The Soviet Union requested the meeting to demand that the assembly punish Israel by ordering its forces to yield all Arab territory won in battle. Debate…

… From Arab Territory UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) - Premier Alexe N. Kosygin charged yesterday that the Unte4 States encouraged Israel to de Clare war on the Arabs. He de- manded that the U.N. General As…

…- sembly order Israel to get its troops out of conquered territory and pay the Arabs for damage done. Israel promptly countered that the Soviet Union for years has armed the Arabs and encouraged them in…

…," Goldberg stated. The session was also marked by a denunciation of the pro- Arab policy of the Soviet Union by Abba Eban, the Israeli foreign minister. Eban charged the Rus- sians with blind support of the…

… Arabs regardless of the conse- quences for peace. Kosygin left the hall just be- fore Eban finished his speech. But Soviet officials said it was not ° a walkout aimed at Eban, and the other Communist…

…; East yesterday, pitting U.S. dip- lomatic support for Israel against Soviet backing of the Arab states in the aftermath of the Israeli- Arab war. In the start of what promises to be a long battle, the…

… President rejected Soviet and Arab demands for immediate withdrawal of Is-' raeli forces from conquered ter- ritory as a condition for settle- ment, Then he spelled out for the first time U.S policy on this…

… took a stab at hydrophyte." Julie, who lives in Gordo, Ala., beat 80 other contestants by correctly spelling almost 600 words. State House OKs bill1 removing ban on- student regents LANSING (UPI…

…)-The state House has determining the salaries and profes- voted to lift a bean that forbids college sional futures of his instructors. students from serving on their college or university governing boards. THE…

… HOUSE resolution, however, In a 82-14 vote yesterday, thetsouse states that "being a student at a public approved the proposed constitutional institution of higher education in tbe amendment which, if…

… approved, by a" state shall not, in and of itself, be two-thirds vote of tbe Senate, would be deemed to create a 'substantial conflict left up, to the voters to decide in No- of interest." vember. Students…

… conference, the Soviet Union will have considerable influence on the next stage of the Arab-Israeli peace process, he told a news conference. Besides, Kissinger said, "We have no capability of expelling the…

… Session Of Assembly; Kosygin May Attend By The Associated Press UNITED NATIONS - The Se- curity Council rejected yesterday a Soviet demand to .wipe opt Israel's gains of Arab territory won by war…

…--voted for it. The other 11 members ab- stained. The demand for an uncondi-' tional and immediate withdrawal of Israeli troops from Arab-held territory mustered six favorable votes. Abstaining on both votes…

… Arabs Will Resume Output I I 3 I three nights of shooting, burning, and looting in slum areas here. Four Alternatives Negro leaders had predicted that if Calvert were found blameless, an uneasy truce…

… other Arab nations will follow suit. "It would seem the others would follow along," a spokesman for the oil industry said here yesterday., He added, "But if they don't all of the major oil companies will…

… with cargoes of oil. But an embargo imposed by most of the Arab na- tions forbids taking their oil to the United States or Britain. World News Roundup By The Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea - About…

… 32,000 students battled riot police here and thousands demonstrated elsewhere in South Korea yester- day, trying to force President Chung Hee Park to call a new general election. In the election…

…'s history they are back- ing a project to concentrate their full power in one city at a time. The city they chose was Cleve- land, Ohio. *' * * Egypt and Syria also have rec- ommended the Arab countries use…

… oil as a bargaining lever in any negotiations arising from the Arab-Israeli war. Industry sources here say, however, they are hope- ful the oil crisis will be over by the end of the month. The embargo…

….OIn investigation. . BOGOTA, Colombia - Troops * took over the university city of WASHINGTON-President John- Bogota Tuesday night after two son won reluctant backing from days of student rioting over a 30 the House…

…-race Riotous Assemblies students that his government will "not gathering of a political na tolerate efforts to create anarchy." than 10 people not THOUSANDS OF non-whites across authorized by him. The ban, which…

… senator have been implicated in the promising to introduce legislation that proble in which FBI agents posed as would allow an Arab businessman to front men for fictitious Arab remain in the United States…

…. representing an Arab businessman. Jenrette, who is running for re- JENRETTE IS THE third member of election, accused the Justice Depar- Congress to be indicted as a result of tment of "trying to do at the ballot…

… fori Summer, an outgrowth of the in individual communities. Leaf- sign. a petition to bring the local of students leaving campuses for A Berkeley group that calls it- sistance, but we'll not advocate…

… massive On that date-hopefully in con- set policy of never advocating any ization and education can go] izers to work part-time in 500 lege students on vacation. With a mer is not the only widespread war…

… The Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel-In a tough speech indicating Israel will keep strategic gains in the war with the Arabs, Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned the world yester- day "the situation…

… affairs, Eshkol said this is a matter for negotiations between Israel and the individual Arab nations- Egypt, Syria and Jordan. While he did not spell out Israel's precise aims, his words in- dicated he was…

… thinking of con- trol of the Gulf of Aqaba, the west bank of the River Jordan, the Jordanian-occupied Old City of Jerusalem from which Jordan's Arab Legion was routed, and the heights overlooking the Sea of…

… - keeping force on the demands of Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, and said in- action by the world body encour- aged the Arab buildup. He paid tribute to Israel's friends but swung again on the Russians, asking…

… been created which can be a starting point for direct negotiations for a peace settlement with the Arab countries," he said. "Conditions now exist wherein the people of the world, headed by the great…

… pullback of Is- raeli troops. The Israeli-Arab conflict now is before the 15-nation Security Council, but apparently the Rus- sians have decided to seek sup- port for a full-scale debate in the 122-nation…

… contracts for a new high school. Many of the voters felt a' more constructive building pro- grain would enable teachers' sala- ries to be raised without the mill-E age increase. Since 1200 new students come…

…, Good and Lee supported changing attitudes and programs to permit non-col- lege bound students to study a --Associated Press NATIONAL GUARD MOBILIZED Rioting Negroes rampaged through scattered sections…

… appropriations may paid by Wayne State and Univer- students and $50 for medical stu- Second of Two Parts cial Officer Wilbur K. Pierpont, between appropriations and pro- that the governor's proposed $62.2 become…

… available. sity of Michigan students." dents. admit that it is a possibility which jected needs was reported to be million can not be stretched to The budget period ends July 1 The report stated that "We can…

… when crease last month, he remarked He refused to comment on bill is reported to the floor of the The Regents are meeting June tion rates for Michigan residents the state, and that student fees…

… appears at work this year, The MSU Ad Hoc Committee on University or MSU, explaining known how much money will be time, according to Niehuss. seniors, $15 for graduate students, As a result of the increase…

…, the with a larger increase foreseen. Tuition Policy which recommend- that the final decision rests with available for the budget this year. Meanwhile, the MSU committee $20 for law students and $25 for…

… University's tuition rates rose to University officials have not ed the fee increase in their report the Board of Governors. The decision is held up by the on tuition policy charged in its medical students…

…" in the percentage MSU students were raised by $50 for tuition. this year, but both Executive Vice- solute minimum needed to meet next year would result in "damag- Representatives. With a fiscal re…

… reported in Israeli Court Charges Two With AntiDraft Acts By AVIVA KEMPNER Two former University students, James Russo and Stan Nadel, were indicted yesterday in De- troit's federal court for anti…

… Negev Desert and the canal. ments, a student could be exempt- The Israelis claimed a smash- ed until he received his degree or ing military victory over Egypt turned 24, whichever came first. yesterday…

…Thursday, June 6, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three U.N. peacekeepers occupy Golan Heights buffer zone SGC denies theater space to film groupn. By DAVID BLOMQUIST The Student Organizations Board…

… of Student G avernment Council last night refused to approve Friends of Newsreel's request for auditorium space for July and August movie showings. Board chairman Elliot Chikofsky and member Chuck…

… meeting revealed that 19 of the group's 37 members-or 51 per cent-were not University students. SGC regulations stipulate that at least 50 per cent of the membership of student organizations must be…

… currently registered students. In other business, the board voted to postpone until'its next meeting a petition for recognition by Students' Con- temporary Arts Guild, a proposed stu- dent film group, because…

…, made her first appearance as a government minister and urged that the new government of Premier Yitzhak Rabin give back cap- tured Arab territory. "Whoever does nt want Israel tic be- come another…

… services required by individual students, THIS PHILOSOPHICAL division is the basis of a major controversy among 11 candidates seeking three Board of Edu- cation seats in next Monday's elections. Most…

… some drawbacks. Liberal and radical candidates con- tend that the tracking system, which separates students on the basis of aca- demic performance, funnels blacks and low income students into the bottom…

… environment," Barhydt says. "Students cannot live, learn and excell in a hos- tile atmosphere." Last year, the conservative-dominated school board created Roberto Clemente School as an "alternative school for…

… immediate withdrawal of This would ask also for a troop Israeli troops from Arab territory withdrawal, but tie the call in This would include the Old City of with Arab acceptance of negotia- Jerusalem. tions…

… based on principles for es- Concern mounted among U.N. tablishing a permanent peace set- diplomats over Israeli moves re- tlement in the Middle East. garded as preliminaries to an- Arab sources said they…

…. ' Win had placed the capital under Resolution Terms military authority and declared Under the main provisions of martial law in four key districts. the non-aligned resolution the Chinese Student Riot…

… assembly would: Chinese students touched off -Call for immediate with- the riots Monday when they drawal of Israeli forces behind seized Burmese teachers as hos- the lines set up in the 1949 armi- tages…

… officials said Chinese -Call upon all members of the Embassy personnel had urged the United Nations to render assist- students on and had openly dis- ance to Thant. tributed Mao badges and the red -Request…

… "I cannot report there was a great deal of progress" on the Middle East issue, other American sources said: Both big powers have long rec- ognized Israel's existence as a state, in contrast to the Arab…

… view. The Kremlin may therefore agree that there should be a state of peace rather than war between the Arabs and Israelis. But Kosygin and Gromko stood fast on Soviet demands for with- drawal of Israeli…

… solution. Recent hints of a softening of the Arab stand against any ne- gotiations before an Israeli troop pullback are, in the U.S. view, im- proving chances for a settlement. On the nonproliferation treaty…

… of the few pro-Western rulers in the Arab world, came to Washington reportedly to seek U.S. help for his country, in serious economic straits following her disastrous de- feat by Israeli forces in the…

… tic ' on Kati Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN -- UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where poW At - 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR…

… EDITOR: WALTER SHAPIRO School Board Election: Defeat the Reactionaries WE ARE DEEPLY concerned about students more adequately, and the need Monday's (city school board elec- for racially balanced schools…

…-Editor ,r,. *'.r. Y~i {{y'tf' yr t ' *~""l S [ r"0 Why Not Initiate A Student Tribunal? .1 ,, , t .. } P d4 -fit. t-k l * 8717.L %u FALCOtNElK Letters to- the Editor Questioning Theatre Critique…

… the most determinedly open- minded, and average, Ann Arbor resident who "likes to go to the theatre" (this includes students). Why? Because the writer takes no pains to conceal his presumption of a…

… not suggest that we have "outgrown" Sophocles. WE appreciate that a bunch of students with a budget of less than $200 cannot do Soph- ocles as he deserves (the Ypsilan- ti Greek Theatre could not ap…

… number of ways in which this might be achieved. The real debate is on how to get going Arab View Regardless of the outcome of the "Middle East crisis," one fact re- mains: the Israelis have made the Arab…

… world failed to rid herself of her prejudices and some Jews insisted upon an ancient vi- sion, the Arabs were made to shoulder a problem which was not really theirs but that of the West- ern world. Europe…

… alleviated her bad conscience by shoving three and a half million Jews into a distant corner of the Mediter- ranean right in the middle of an Arabic world. Shall we blame the Arabs for their resentment to this…

… systems. Roger Rapoport's cefense of the multi- versity must have been quite re- assuring to the powers of "U." "The multiversity can work for the student willing to bend his IBM card." And the ghetto can…

… to the Michigan Association of Student Governments, on May 13, by Michael O'Connor, an economics professor of Central Michigan University. When we find students express- ing very critical attitudes…

… President Charles de when an Israeli patrol intercepted zation. Gaulle, considered a friend by four armed Syrians as they were Arab gunners an the Arabs, declared in a statement returning to Syria, an Israeli…

… sovereignty of the gency Force from Egypt at th United Arab Republic." request of President Nasser. Co: However, Egypt has no inten- sidering the concept under whic tion of destroying Israel, a per- the UNEF…

…-long teraction were attempting to fo meeting with Brazilian Foreign low the policies of the 19th ce Minister Jose de Magalhaes Pinto. tury and warship diplomacy." The Egyptian army has taken While the Arabs…

… positioned artillery commanding branch from'Jordanian King HiV the Starit of Tiran, the narrow sein. REFERENDUM VOTE: MSU Students Support Marijuana Legalization Hall ResignsSAc 4 WSU Board; U. 3. hllf…

… student govern- before lobbying nationally," Sink ment, Associated Students of MSU said. The committee will conduct (ASMSU), has decided to continue organizational work at the Na- support of a recently…

…-formed tional Student Association conven- Marijuana Study Committee this tion this summer. summer. The committee plans to Expect Report press for legalization of the durg. The committee will present a Jim Sink…

… made to the ASMSU Student average. "The referendum was Board Wednesday in the commit- held on the last day of class, the tee's first report, which was pri- weather was good, and finals are marily based…

… Marijuana Study Commit- -Back the current MSU policy tee plans to organize similar of interaction with civil authori- groups at other universities and ties in handling cases of student colleges and create a…

… lobby for arrest for use of marijuana. legalization on the state and na- -Support reduction of penalties tional level. Sink said the Uni- for use of the drug until it can versity's Student Government be…

… legalized. The Marijuana Study Commit- uver nalik rosinon tee was formed by ASMSU during Causes Resignation the university's spring quarter in response to student request for By TRACY BAKER student…

…, No. 31S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRJDAY, JUNE 16, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAG Medical Students Voice ietnam War Dissent By DAVID KNOKE Fourth in a Five-Part Series "The (Capt. Howard) Levy case scares…

… to refuse service in Vietnam is a sure way to ruin your chanc- es." Over 250 medical students across the nation recently signed the pledge of refusal to serve in the armed forces and to seek alterna…

… stand." American society is not an isolated flash but accurately reflects re- cent changes of interest among medical students. The Student Health Organiza- tion has been building up support for several…

… Eckstein who moderated, and Prof. John F. Kolars. Proble ms of huddle East Discussed by UExpert To Appeal Draft Board Sit-in Charge 28 Students, Faculty Ask State High Court To Drop '65 Arrests By JILL…

… act- ed yesterday to summon the 122 member countries to the session asked by the Soviet Union to press its pro-Arab campaign against Is- rael. Already shaping up was a strug- gle between the United…

… Arabs. The opening session today is ex- pected to be routine with Ambas- sador Abdul Rahman Pazhwak of Afghanistan in the president's chair. He was president of the last regular session. emergency…

… the Middle East crisis. Kosygin planned to fly on late yesterday to argue the Arab cause against Israel at the United Na- tions. UN Secretary-General U Thant announced in New York that the General…

… working for a Big Four accord on how a settlement should be reached. France has agreed to the Gen- eral Assembly session but has said that no UN solution can be im- posed on the Israelis and Arabs. France…

… as a Soviet political and propa- ganda drive for Mideast influence. And neither is Kosygin eager to appear too friendly toward John- son-president of a nation which the Arabs contend gave air sup- port…

…- ing and believed captured. S'41t Ylll UGN V44 ragc 'R( P.M. General Notices, Registration Materials: For graduate students planning to enroll in the Sum- mer Half Term may be picked up in the Rackham…

…, England, will speak on "Re-a ORGAN I ZATIQIN NOTICES, USE OF THIS COLUMN FOR AN. NOUNCEMENTS is available to officiall recognized and registered student or ganizations only. Forms are available ii Room…

… 1011 SAB. * ** Lutheran Student Chapel, Hill St. a Forest Ave., Sun., June 18, 10 a.n worship service; 11:15 a.m. discussio group; 5:30 p.m. supper and prograi at Campus Chapel, 1236 Washtenaw Film…

… assistant football coach Gary Moeller. "Sometimes it's a real pain because it's so time-consuming." From the moment the coaches first hear about a prospective student-ath- lete, (usually through the student…

…'s high school coach during the junior year), they pursue. Using correspondence, the telephone, and personal contacts, they virtually dog the student's trail for most of two years until he graduates from…

… east of the capital and she tums that could come north on the coastal highway from Salon. The coastal road is still con- trolled, however, by troops of the Lebanese Arab Army formed bh renegade Moslems…

…. The new struggle has exploded old alliances and forged strange new partnerships. PALESTINIAN guerrilla lead- er Arafat, in Cairo to enlist Arab aid against the Syrians, said Syrian tanks, jets and…

….S. citizens in Lebanon. ARAB foreign ministers met in an emergency session to dis- cuss Syria's invasion of Leb- anon and savage fighting there between Syrian units and Pales- tinian guerillas. Panel OK…

… being told of widespread and bloody tighting, indicating their for- ces were suffering their worst -casualties since their last full-scale Mideast war, in 1973. Students to protest aid reductions…

… Michigan State University, who did not send represen- tatives to the meeting. Possibly the biggest concern ex- pressed by students was the difficulty of mobilizing students during the sum- mer when they are…

… claimed that attacks on the Palestinians who shell Israel are in self- defense. Arab leaders unanimously condem- ned Israel's invasion of Lebanon but had not decided on a joint strategy against the Israeli…

…- plished recently on the national, Arab, international level is a pic- ture so dignified that no setback NEWS WIRE HARLAN HATCHER, University president, will deliver the commencement address at Eastern…

… Michigan University this morning. An honorary degree of doctor of humane letters will be conferred upon him. A record number of 1,104 students will re- ceive degrees in the school's 114th graduation ceremony…

…, observers in Cairo concluded that any new government emerging from the crisis would have some degree of difference from the old one, Nas- ser or not. His leadership of the Arab world as a whole was crum…

… firmly and solidly with the Arab nations to recoup and said they would be able "to erase the traces of this aggression in spite of this setback." He said the set- back could be overcome with "patience…

…-Kony said that "only a few hours ago" and while the Secur- ity Council was meeting earlier in the day, "many parts of the United Arab Republic, notably Cairo, have been under Israeli air bombardment," but…

… of seven Soviet-bloc countries met secretly in Moscow yesterday and said they are ready to help Arab nations "administer a resolute rebuff" to Israel if Is- raeli troops are not withdrawn behind the…

… necessary to help the peoples of Arab countries to ad- minister a resolute rebuff to the aggressor." 0 In Washington Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States should work on the Middle East and…

… Use Social Security Numbers TWO MAIN CAMPS: Local School Board Candidates Debate Mill Increase, Discrimination Question ."Many universities are now using social security numbers for student…

…'s decision to issue new student identifications cards this fall. refuse to acquire social security numbers. The embossed, maize cards have been planned for almost a year, according to Turner. The new cards…

… are just another in a series of previous identification cards, which at one time even featured photgraphs of the students. IThe current cards were intro- duced in 1961, and were the first to utilize the…

… confrontation between Israel and the Arab nations "has all the dangers and characteristics of a holy war" that could spread. International Declaration Brown issued the warning about the unilateral closing, which…

… broke the spell of Arab unity by denouncing King Hussein of Jordan. Ignoring the mutual defense pact Hussein signed with Nasser in Cai- ro Tuesday, Damascus radio charged the king still plotted "against…

… action." Hoover apparently referred to Stokely Carmichael, former head of the Student Nonviolent Coor- dinating Committee, and Dr. Mar- tin Luther King Jr., head of the Southern Christian Leadership…

… spokesman said Libya did not and will not in any circum- stances permit Libyan soil to be used as a base for any military action against Arabs. CHICAGO - Traffic accidents killed 608 persons in the nation…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS tere Opinions A"eP- 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. NEWS…

… -- ATRAN VAN DINH-m Vietnamese Student In U.S. Speaks Out On Thursday, May 11, The Diamondback, the daily paper of the University of Maryland, printed a letter from a Vietnamese stu- dent, Mr. Nguyen Thanh…

… Trang, entitled "Peace at any Price!" Mr. Trang is no ordinary student. He came to the U.S. on his own-not on scholarship from the U.S or the Saigon governments. He earns his way through the University by…

… being a barber after class hours. He was active in the student movement in Vietnam and continues to maintain relations with his friends at home. He is vice-president of the Vietnamese Student Association…

… in Maryland, vice-president of the International Club of the University of Maryland and secretary general of the Vietnamese Association in Washington, D.C (com- posed of students and other residents in…

… mercy on the innocent Vietnamese people. "May God bless America." Nguyen Thanh Trang Vietnamese student TO THIS I would like to add: "May Buddha bless you, my dear compatriot and colleague." Incidentally…

… Mr. Trang is also assistant to the editor of Giao Dan (Cultural Harmony) published by the Vietna- mese student group in New England. BARRY GOLDWATER OurWishy-Washy UN Ambassador 16 0 4' The Rally…

… Again The president of the Arab Stu- e dent Club, Mr. Imad Khadduri complained in a letter to the edi- r tor of the Michigan Daily (June 13) that he was refused the right to address the Support Israel ral…

… attended and where he delivered a lengthy state- ment expressing the Arab point of view.) So much for his claim that the Arab point of view is be- ing given no opportunity to be expressed. In spite of these…

… behind me. I stared in his face for a few min- utes, then crossed over to the Ann Arbor mayor decided to show his willingness to cooperate with the Arabs as well as the Jews, and stated that he would…

… killed in racially troubled Georgia city Love your neighbor Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan talks with Jordanians yes- terday at the Allenby Bridge in occupied Jordan. The Arabs were crossing the…

… bridge to Israeli held territory on a summer visit plan. The Liturgy of Light and Darkness' (what the light often hides the darkness often reveals) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 9:30 Cpm. ,LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER…

… for students to express their often senting opinions are the lifeblood of a unpopular opinions, ranging from criti- robust educational institution. cisms of stereotypical Arab and Muslim These rights…

… BY STUDENTS AT THE Unless otherwise noted, unsigned editorials reflect theopinion of UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN the majority of the Daily's editorial board. All other pieces do not SINCE 1890 necessarily…

… state legislatures court's decision rests fails to fully consider the members -- of which Detroit's population is system that serves over 180,000 students. The nationwide who are quick to strip local…

… students, teachers the Detroit Public School System's students are curiae briefs, most notably one from the In 1999, the Michigan legislature passed the and city residents. First, the plaintiffs contend…

… priority for the City of a figure that could reach $1 million. Ann Arbor.. The real thought police Students' expression is central to educational mission outh Lyon High School's under- District. In Tinker…

… publication earned the harsh Hazelwood, the court upheld the right of retribution of the school's administrators schools to limit content in a school-spon- who suspended four students for sored publication in…

… school students "cannot be punished in response to the punishments While the courts merely for expressing their which has chilled the students' will overturn the personal views on the school ability to…

… particularly troubling that the In South Lyon, students of its students. administrators sought to sup- began the newspaper partially press the opinions of its students. in response to faculty supervision and The…

… are especially relevant in 4 jokes to arguments against standardized high schools where many students shy tests, such as the Michigan Educational away from controversy and refrain from Assessment…

… Program. Without the expressing contrarian or provocative administration involved, writers and edi- views. Engagement with these ideas pro- tors were able to freely state and argue vides students with an…

…, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pac .... Police jail protesters Doctors report in MSU demonstration Students plan further action By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Special To The Daily EAST LANSING-Eighty police officers…

… clubbed their way through a crowd of Michigan State Uni- versity students yesterday to ar- rest 17 students and one faculty member who were sitting in at the school's administration building. Also arrested…

… conspiracy, a felony. Bail for each of the arrested students was set at $100. After leaving the campus police headquarters, over 200 students moved to the student union where plans were set for an 8 a…

….m. 'meeting at Beaumont Tower on the MSU campus. From there, the group planned to move en masse to the arraignment of the arrested students. At 10:30 p.m., about 40 of the protesting students planned to re…

… to the MSU chapter of Students for a Demo- cratic Society, speaking outside the union, urged students not to carry out their plans. Larrowe said that further arrests would not contribute to the…

… students' cause. "Tomorrow is going to be one hell of a show," said protest lead- er Mark Kupperman. "It's not go- ing to end, it's going to continue this summer." MSU's final examination period ends…

… Saturday. Protest activity began Tuesday as students met with 'MSU Presi- dent John Hannah, demanding the restructuring of the campus police force. The force had as- sisted state and local officials in…

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… expected to have three times the number of students that were attending last fall or roughly 429,000 students. It would take about a billion dollars in new capi- tal outlay in the next 18 years to provide…

… plant facilities at the pres- ent rate of value per student for the expected enrollments. This amounts to about $59 million per year, a slightly fantastic figure as any legislator, lobbist or university…

… with a number of suggestions to improve space utilization, some of which may evoke some unpleasant' remarks from students but would clearly help educate more people at a relatively lower cost. The sugges…

… attendance by students and permit them to do more study on individual initiative.1 5) Reappraising the necessity for present volume of laboratory courses, which require three times as much floor space as…

… regular classrooms. 6) Reappraising the value of maintaining highly specialized courses requiring special class- rooms for relatively few students, and particularly in duplicating such specialized…

…-4 General Notices Regents' Meeting: Fri, July 8, vot munieations for consderation at i meeting must be in the Presiden hands not later than July 8. Students and staff of the 1958 Li guistic Institute are…

…TLE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, June 13, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Assaulting city services PEOPLE TEND TO BELIEVE that elections really do…

… and a new a defense budget which even between Damascus and Jeru- working relationship with the government officials now admit salem is a case in point: while Arab countries in the light o! its has…

… "countercyclical", that is he apeared to be acting as me- growing dependence on Middle anti-recessionary, effects. He diator, Kissinger in fact used Eastern oil. So long as the Arab- can tell the business community…

… Syrian-Israeli disen- gnerment, the U.S. has manag- ed to swing the Arabs around in one of the most remarkable turn-abouts achieved by U.S. foreign policy. But despite dis- claimers, the disengagement…

… three-pronged: mend fences chance of rnking linkage pay with and give munificent ail to off through "neace for a gen- the Arab governments; seek de- eration"' counted with a ricing tente with the USSR…

…; and, as a anti-recesionary defense badget reserve in case of troutsle, build and final assnrance by the up military and political power Arabs of Israel's right to exist. in the Indian Ocean. Nixon is…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS SOyN Clrece Fao. The U.S. and France: Conflicting…

… between students and teachers, the note-taking, and the methods of test- ing employed. Many students feel this experience to be lacking. They feel some- thing is missing in the typical structure that…

… "practical student" who feels he must deal with life on a more realistic level. However, philosophy is exactly what I'm looking for in a proper education. No matter what the course material deals with, it…

… should be structured to give the student an impression of why he is taking the course in the first place, how this material has evolved into its present structure,ahow it relates to sim- ilar and…

…THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, June 24, 1973 Student organizations Dean said to reveal to be moved to Union Nixon coverup link , -,Rlmw imrmmmpl "Nomw = = 4w Iqlmw v lqmmpl "qwm lqmlm…

…, Administration Bldg., grad library, Crisler Arena and North Campus Commons were built on student fees. He says fee assessment is a com- mon method of construction fi- nancing at all universities. The issue was…

… regarding the move. Molder says he has "always had students who were asso- ciated with SGC involved in reno- vations relating to the Union and the SAB." Ile declined to reveal Schaper's salary, as did Schaper…

…. "Everything that's b a iIt is really built on student money," he adds. This summer's move marks the culmination of two years of plan- ning undertaken by a group of administrators anti representa- tives of SGC…

… Affairs, and Gift Receiv- ing and Development offices in SAB. The student organizations will be moved first to the west wing of the Union's fourth floor and then to the east wing in September. Nixon…

…'s hot spots, both the Unit- ed States and the Soviet Union have supplied arms and general support to contesting Arab states. Washington also is the principal backer of Israel. Knowledgeable officials…

….C OVER 5000 STUDENTS ENTER THE U OF M EACH FALL. GOT BETTER THINGS TO DO THAN STAND IN A BANK LINE WITH A MOB OF THEM?- ANN ARBOR BANK THOUGHT YOU'D LIKE TO AVOID THAT HASSLE, SO $1.00 WILL OPEN ANY…

…; and 5) SDS support of progressive revolutionary movements in the Middle East. The minority resolution con-; cerning the Middle East will be pesented by Imad Khadduri, pres- ident of the Arab student…

… organi- zation at the Univertiy. The resol- ution, supported by the Organi-; zation of Arab Student, calls for a condemnation of pro-Zionist expansionism and U.S. policy in the Middle East and a…

… By BETSY TURNER and JOYCE BURCH Lengthy and sometimes heated debates on a variety of crucial topics comprised the majority of action taking place on the third day of the National Convention of Students…

…e d jigan ikiiti NEWS WIRE IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - John Pelton, president of the University of Iowa Student Body, claims his professor has kicked him out of a course in criminology for wearing Bermuda…

… proposals included:Y 1) A condemnation of Israel ast a party to American imperialism in the Middle East;; 2). A re-affirmation of the na- tional integrity of the Arab na- tions .including the return of all…

… captured.territory;: 3) A return of Arab refugees to their land with full political rights; 4) An affirmation of the integ- rity of the non-Zionist bi-nation- al Palestine at 1947 United Na- tions Boundaries…

…. The university workshop major- ity proposal called for SDS to or- ganize, coordinate and sponsor a national student strike in the spring against Vietnam. The strike would last for two days. Support was…

… also asked for other organ- izing groups such as the Student Non-Violent Co-ordinating Com- mittee which is now organizing on Negro campuses throughout the South. The Plenary Session began the evening…

… has become avail- able to students in the city of Dearborn. "Only budgetary limitations pre- vent thecampus from increas- ing the present rate of develop- ment and expanding graduate as well as…

… undergraduate programs," Stirton said. One new innovation is a co- operative work-study program. Each student in business ad- ministration and liberal arts is required to spend one trimester in school and the…

… in the next several mon- ths. But Posthumus said he believes the recent price upswing is just another Sadat tells troops to read or possible war (Continued from Page]) over Arab land," Sadat told the…

…. We offer Israel security. But Israel will not have Arab land and will not have sovereignty in Ismailia. WHEN HE visited Israel in Novem- ber, Sadat offered to make peace in return for the withdrawal…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class potge is aid at Aaa Arbar, Michigaa 4a1a9. Published daily Tueaday through Suaday morning during the University year at…

… rebel Lebanese Arab army. THEY WERE taking up posi- tions of hilltops with rifles, pis- tols, rocket-propelled grenades and 50 caliber machine guns," said photographer Harry Koun- dakjian after driving…

…-established se- curity." PREVIOUS INCURSIONS by smaller Syrian forces nave fail- ed to quell the fighting. The war has confounded all efforts at peaceful mediation, including major missions by Syria, the Arab…

… Classroom 2:30 4 News 3.25 2 News THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVI, No. 20-S Wednesday, June 2, 1970 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan News phone 764-0562. Second class postage…

… ever registered for a new Israeli government yesterday - 61 to 51. It came after an eight-hour debate that centered on war and peace with the Arabs and the disengagement pacts worked out by Secretary of…

…. Out- lining the policies of his government before the debate began, Rabin made clear that Israel would follow the course charted by Meir, negotiating peace with the Arab states, but keeping Israel…

…'s army at maximum strength and refusing Arab demands to pull back to the prewar borders of 1967. GENEVA - Generals from Syria and Israel yesterday announced they had agreed on de- tails of a Golan Heights…

… in School Disciplinary Proceedings," 01.7 MHz, 9:25 a.m. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. 19-S Tuesday, June 4, 1974 Is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764…

… and President Harold Shapiro listen to students and. faculty members who criticized the Executive Committee's recommendation to discontinue the Department of Geography at a public hearing yesterday…

…, the Arab League scheduled an emergency meeting to discuss what League Secretary- General Chedli Klibi called the "arrogant challenge" from Israel. He said the meeting would take place in Baghdad in the…

… discontinuance proceedings were an arbitrary and capricious action ... damaging to both faculty and students." The hearing was then opened to con- tributions from the general public. Fourteen speakers, both…

… related and unrelated to the University, gave their views on the proposed geography department elimination. All the speakers-most of them students and faculty members-defended the depar- tment's quality…

… County Jewish Community Coun- cil, was disrupted when the presi- dent of the Arab Students Associa- tion attempted to take the pla- form. Some members of the audi- ence-who may have come for that purpose…

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… to do so, he rose from his seat and assaulted "the slender boy . ." Shortly afterwards, Imad Khad- duri attempted to speak. The question of whether this Arab stu- dent had or had not a right to speak…

… seizure of Flaming Creatures? It was dis- gusting to hear this "fine" pro- fessor joke about the Israeli-Arab issue. It is easy to joke on a stage in Ann Arbor High School sur- rounded by 500 anxious- to…

… for the Arab states. There will be other occasions-announc- ed at the very time of the dis- ruption-specifically intended to allow for presentation of diverse points of view. A church service provides…

… neither the time nor place to debate atheism. Those who call for free speech in these circumstances are them- selves denying that right to oth- ers. It is especially ironic that the Arabs who for 19 years…

… reading, but thank God you are willing to publish this kind of thing, which may perhaps do a little toward arous- ing the consciences of University of Michigan students in regard to the crimes we Americans…

… are com- mitting in Vietnam. The New York Times was too cowardly to print the letter from the Vietnam Bud- dhist student and faculty leaders to American student leaders which Alfred Hassler of the…

… articles from faculty, ad- ministration, and students on subjects of their choice. They are to be 600-900 words in length and should be submitted to the Editorial Director.. richer and perhaps more unified…

… patrol in Cabinda, Angola, apparently on a mission to See S. AFRICAN, Page 4 raiders included both black and white soldiers in camouflage sabotage the U.S.-operated Gulf Oil refinery there. Arab terrorists…

… hijack jet ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) - Armed Arab terrorists who hijacked a TWA jet over Greece with 153 people aboard - most of them Americans - released 40 passengers during a terror-filled odyssey Friday…

…- mac to safety after sliding out of the plane. By CHRISTY RIEDEL students P rid e W eek Politics, oetr, and pride will draw Hrmdn W together the Ann Arbor homosexual Pride We community and its supporters…

…4 Opinion, Page 8 Tuesday, June 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCl, No. 29-S Ninety Years of Editorial/Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan…

… belligerent child, hitting his brother and then screaming indignantly to his mother, "He wants to hit me!" How can one have sympathy with Israel's oft-stated claim that Arab nations want to destroy it when…

…). Attacks like the June 7 episode are at best fruitless and at worst apocalyptic. At most they can only encourage Arab nations to build nuclear weapons more quickly and ardently (paranoia invokes paranoia…

…news this mor International CAIRO -- Another conflict between the Arabs and Israel could escalate into nuclear war, Egypt's semiofficial newspaper Al Ah- ram said yesterday. The Egyptian paper said…

… Israeli-Arab battle front, announced that the Israeli and Syrian armies will complete their disengagement process today, 24 hours ahead of schedule. LONDON - Britain conducted an under- ground nuclear test…

… Exploring Man's Past - -- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. 34-S Tuesday, June 25, 1974 RENTALS is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News STEREOS TVs phone 764-0562. Second…

…Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND \1A"AGED BY STUDENTS OF THIE UNIVERSITY OF MICH3IGAN, UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MicH. * Phone NO…

…. Rejecting the idea of separated schools for the "gifted student," the report says the advantage of the conception of equality of op- portunity is that it recognizes dif- ferences in abilities and motiva- tion…

…" application of test judgements and then only as on criterion of a student's pos- sibilities. Identification of talent should be no more than the first step, the report states. It called the fact that a…

… substantial boost be given teachers salaries. Stiff courses in high school for the academically talented student were prescribed - with four years of English and mathematics, three to four years of social…

… Hammarskjold has provided time for all to see where they are heading. If President Chamoun asks for intervention by Britain and the United States, he will be cutting his relations with the Arab states, which are…

… closely tied to the Lebanese economy, and throwing himself on Western charity. The Arab-Christian split in Lebanon would become complete, whereas now its overtones are primarily those of a pre…

…. Everybody stands to lose unless the Anglo-American posture it- self can hold down the rebels and produce an atmosphere for free elections before a fatal outbreak or fateful physical intervention. If the Arab…

… Beirut. One of the great questions was whether the United Nations could and would act quickly enough to give the organization's name to , e coupled with Arab nationalist agitation aggravated by Syria and…

… Egypt. If Britain and the United States answered the call, sending in troops now poised not far offf- shore, they would face a complete break with Arab nationalists. Western interests would become i…

…:. "I Always Like To Watch Their Reactions When This One Springs Open" rLAtiean aily Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER…

… AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual…

… political waters of the Middle East have been relatively and surprisingly calm now for three years. But crisis always lurks in the Arab East, and the latest move by Iraq's revolutionary gov- ernment in…

… would be an implicit threat to a major source of oil for Britain and Western Europe. The oil flow could be further threat- ened by a new' outbreak of quar- reling among the Arabs them- selves. Soviet…

…- ser, strongest single Arab nation- alist leader, has been feuding with Kassem for more than two years, ever since the Iraqi revolution turned away from the United Arab Republic brand of pan-Arabism. The…

… reaction in Cairo to an at- tempted Iraqi takeover in Kuwait could be violent. Already an urgent meeting of the Arab League Coun- cil seems in prospect. Nasser al- ways had had an active interest in Kuwait…

…, where he enjoys strong support from the ranks of young and rebellious Arab intellectuals. 4 4 d .1 1 FROM OTHER CAMPUSES: Propaganda on Testing By PETER STEINBERGER Daily Staff Writer THE SPECIAL…

… dollar (and the singular is used advised: ) is being spent. Perhaps for a few years we should spend less of that money on uni- versity students, and more of it on Capitol politicians. ; Y r ., *: WITH…

… withering admonishments of public opinion without laying the blame at the real offender's door, we will irreparably damage our cause. -INDIANA DAILY STUDENT Calculated Risk THE ST. LOUIS weather bureau has an…

…. Moreover, expulsion without stated or apparent reason must be nothing but humiliating for any student non-member, so long as other student non-members are freely admitted to the facilities. I admire the…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHI GAN DAILY TLTESDAY, RUNE 5, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: CELEBRATES 70TH BIRTIDAY: United Nations To Honor Thomas Mann Edited and managed by students…

… of the University of Uichligan under the authority of the board in Contrvd of Student Publications. Evelyn Phtilipa Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Patti sisin Bank Mantho Mavis Kennedy Ann' chut . Dick…

… members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writers only. All Nations Club. Because of an insistent demand on the part of both foreign and American students for a place wliere they can really…

… get acquainted, the All NIations Club, newest of campus organizations, was formed. Although the International Cen- ter maintains an excellent program to help the foreign student in adjusting to his…

… courses and to campus life, there has long been a need for some method of achieving closer understanding and genuine friendship between him and his fellow students. Today internatioalisin is the keynote of…

… the times. The war has accentuated the real- ization that the youth of every nation is es- sentially alike. Students are often heard to express the wish that they could meet ad make friends with young…

… people outside of thAir small select little circles. It is, how- ever, sail but true that the number of Ameri- can students who have walked arohd the crer of the Union to enter the International Center is…

… astoishingly small. The men an women who come to the Uni- versity from other countries are anxious to get to know American students. Many came here not only to learn from textbooks and professors but to get…

… students are interested in meeting" their fellows from other lands. The club meeting in the Center tonight at 7:30 presents another such opportunity. We cannot talk about international friend- ship if we…

… the same old stoiy-ritain versus France in the Far East-has been repeated. These two powers have been cutting each others throats, at the expense of the Arabs, for many years. The French want air bases…

…. THE ARAB STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY will hold a teach-in on the Diag today, 16:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. They will hand out pamphlets on the current crisis in the Middle East and will answer any inquiries about…

… ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SFX PAI COMPUTER ERROR: 'U' Sends Orientation Folder To Rejected In-State Students h ree Convicted In Toledo Court Charges Steml from Anti…

… bitter." As of yesterday the Office of Admissions had informed over 15 callers that they had not been NEWS WIRE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDENTS and faculty advisers have devised a plan to develop the Ella…

… built tc house special displays and a planetarium will be constructed adjacent to the 'museum complex, situated in Jackson's largest park. Students on the development team are Fred Jarvis of Ann Arbor…

… the Arab-Israeli issue. A speech on this issue is also planneu for this weekend. PRESIDENT HARLAN HATCHER was honored at a dinner highlighting the State Youth Arts Festival recently in Kalamazoo. He was…

… UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL received ~a $14,030 grant recently from the American Medical Association's Edu- cation Research Foundation for education and research of medi- cal students. The allocation includes…

… see why so many more labels arrived than we had anticipated," he said. The Orientation Office had about 950 folders printed announcing sum- mer orientation programs for transfer students, basing that…

… folders were sent out only to in-state transfer students. Sigman explained that' they sent the folders to in-state students "because we felt that they were more likely to attend summer orientation." This is…

… the first year that corn- puters have been used directly in preparing for orientation. In the past the admissions office has provided the orientation office with an IBM card for every ad- mitted student…

… containing the data necessary for planning orien- tation. Since the admissions office provided only IBM cards for ad- mitted and fully paid students, it 'was previously impossible for orientation information…

… announcement said the "execution was carried out . . . for commiting the crime of killing His Majesty King Faisal . . . which was a loss to the Arab nation and to Islam." IT SAID the loss of King Faisalswas…

… that was signed in blood by Pun- jabi youths declaring their allegiance to her. Administrator, students object to cutbacks, in dormitory services Balance of payments greatly improved WASHINGTON () - The…

….3 months of 1974. billion, or a seven-tenths of one THE balance of payment ac- See BALANCE, Page 7 :' 1 l a s t 3 i e t f 7 "t I By ELAINE FLETCHER A University dormitory direc- tor and a group of students…

… have separately charged the Housing Office with operating in undue secrecy and failing to abide by a Regental decision ordering that the current standards of student dorm services be main- tained in the…

…- cantly reducing services for students. MUNSON said yesterday he communicated this to John Feldkamp, director of housing, in a May 15 memo, but has re- ceived no response. The Regents voted at their…

… dorm system's reserve funds so as to not cause any cuts in student services, said Munson. REGENT Robert Nederlander (D - Birmingham) yesterday agreed, saying, "It was not the Regents' intent to cut back…

… any services at the time we held rates." But at the same time, a com- mittee on cost reductions has considered numerous proposals for cutbacks in student food and maintenance service that when finalized…

… Regents are in full accord with what we're do- ing." THE STUDENT members of the cost reduction committee and one Bursley RA plan to bring this as well as other hous- ing issues before the Regents at their…

… based," argued Kim Kel- lar, one member of the group. "The students are tokens on the committee," contended Kel- lar. "Feldkamp only wants us up there so he can say we are they come fall when the stu…

…- dents complain of service." THE STUDENT group also plans to inform the Regents of numerous housing administra- tion refusals to publicly reveal re po r ts on their proposed budgets. Munson also requested…

… dismayed by the damage" the raid did to U.S.-Mideast peace efforts. "Clearly the action Israel has taken has increased the hostility of Arab nations, has'heightened tensions in that regard," Stoessel said…

… the students who graduate with a BBA degree go into public accounting, Carroll said, because the field offers the supervision, teamwork, and feedback that most younger, less experienced graduates need…

…. COMPETITION FOR jobs requiring MBA graduates has increased because the degree "is becoming more common now than it was 10 years ago," said Carroll, adding that students are realizing" it is necessary in order…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 13 P Daily Classifieds (Continued from Page 12) WANTED TO RENT FALL-MALE Ph.D. student, age 27, looking for apartment, apartment mate, for Sept. Prefer…

… Medical Campus, need parking. Call Walt, 764- 3167 (day), 995-3885 (night). 75L1605 HELP WANTED I TEMPORARY JOBS IN AUGUST & SEPTEMBER Your student bookstore is now accepting applica- tions for Fall Book…

… been respon- sible for the bombings, which came exactly a month after Arab guerrillas killed six Jews on their way to prayer in the occupied town of Hebron. Jews mark the 30th day after death as a…

… percent were for possession only. Swae said heightened drug enforcement has led to some CURRICULUM From Page 3 Rajesh Mangrulkar, associate dean for medical student education, said the changes were being…

… component of the new curriculum will establish a "consolidated foundation," he said. In most medical schools, students complete two years of coursework followed by two years in a clinical setting. In contrast…

…, the University plans to condense the two years of coursework and the first year of clinical studies into a two-year period. The new curriculum will also feature professional development. Students will…

…. "(Students) will be able to monitor their pace of development based on specific assessments and the achievement of milestones." The Medical School will also introduce a "leadership and change management…

… could then be regulated and taxed. into its curriculum that would help students garner skills required for leading healthcare teams. Mangrulkar said "health equality," "bioethics" and "quality and safety…

…" were possible examples of this component. Students would then choose to focus on one "path of excellence." Perhaps the largest change to the University's Medical School curriculum is M-Home, a…

… longitudinal, clinical and educational learning community assigned to students in their first year and until the end of their training. By connecting students, Mangrulkar said a team of faculty, instructors and…

… advisors would help student development. "Imagine drawing basic sciences and clinical sciences from the foundation into all group settings for discussion," he said. "(Imagine) drawing reflections about their…

… Nations Those who demonize Israel are either nilsinformed or malevolent If that proverbial man from Mars came to visit and read the world's newspapers, especially those in the Arab and Muslim world, he…

… following Israel's defensive million Arab citizens enjoy the same rights and actions in Gaza. Instead of being grateful to the hated privileges as their Jewish fellows. They are Jews for having totally…

… the American relations with the Arab world in- creasingly suspect, and to frustrate the goals of U.S. policy in the Middle East. As Lebanese students, we protest against the brutal Israeli invasion of…

…4 Opinion I eeicignUal Page 6 Wednesday, June 16, 1982 The Michigan Daily _ 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 30-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at…

… know. Christy is a senior in LSA. I 4 LETTERS TO THE DAILY: Lebanese students speak out To the Daily: A great deal of misinformation has been spread by the news media about the war in Lebanon. We…

… Lebanese students would like to take this opportunity to set the. record straight. In fact, the Israeli's objective is not only the liquidation of Palestinians, but ultimately to carry out a major…

… To the Daily: Regarding the recent letters exonerated for punching out an from Malika Mutakabbir and Arab-speaking student because Joseph F. Ferguson: Mutakabbir we are frustrated in our attempts…

…0 Opinion I Pane 8 Wednesday, June 10, 1981 The Michigan Daily ...yam ., i The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 25-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the…

… understands why Leo Kelly Jr. to understand our foreign T.A.'s; (allegedly) reacted the way he a woman should be forgiven for did in shooting two university exploding in violence against a students, and…

… therefore taking away her to be whether or not we accept security and freedom; a black violence as an outlet for person should be understood for frustationasdan e(inthisr murdering two white students…

… and other Arab and Islamic nations and warnings of the possibility of a new Mideast war. Syria moved anti-aircraft missiles into Lebanon on April 29, a day after Israeli jets downed two Syrian…

… BURSLEY AND MARKLEY HALLS ALL ON MALE CORRIDORS. 1 ASSISTANT RESIDENT DIRECTOR IN FLETCHER (MALE CORRIDOR) 3 GRADUATE STUDENT TEACHING ASSISTANTS IN PILOT PROGRAM ALICE LLOYD. Resident Advisor and Assistant…

… Resident Director positions require the comple- tion of a minimum of 55 undergraduate credit hours by the first day of employ- ment: graduate status for Graduate Student Teaching Assistants in Pilot Program…

…. Graduate Student Teaching Assistants teach courses of their -own design in Alice Lloyd and have corridor counseling duties. QUALIFICATIONS: (1) Must be a resistered U of M student of the Ann Arbor Campus…

…, she said she still has time for a social life. "I've been real fortunate - a lot of my friends are involved in the same things Iam." Deaver said the Student Achievement Award "was very special because…

… tutored and counseled first-year accounting students and has participated in recruiting visits to high schools. Bates admits recognition is nice "but it means so much more to have the people you're helping…

… this year's ceremony diminished the importance of the awards. Another mentioned that the nominations forms should be distributed throughout the campus so more deserving students can be recognized. The…

… Office for Student Organizations, Activities, and Programs (SOAP), will hand out the awards next spring. The office is already working at getting together a more comprehensive list of student groups, said…

… Evashevski. Her successor, David Mitchell-Yellin of the SOAP office, said his goal is to get in- formation about the awards out earlier in the term so there will be more time for people to nominate students…

… Minister Josef Skaff said after a meeting of President Amin Gemayel and Prime Minister Rashid Karami. Iran rejects U.N. resolution ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Iran yesterday rejected a U.N. Security…

… In: *"Promoting a Product " Sales * Advertising Apply at the Student Publications Bldg. (next to S.A B.) or call 764-0550 for more information 01 Ele tdt an Butty Member of the Associated Press Vol…

…. XCIV- No. 12-S The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967X) is published Tuesday through Sun- day during the fall and winter terms and Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday during the spring and summer terms by students at…

… disturbances. Arab Students Union, Hann Khalaf, Pres. 0- A WARNING TO MONARCHISTS. To the Editor: . .i i tl - > ; ,_ , l . . ,# ; . I I take this unparalleled op- portunity to announce a sweeping victory for…

… A. 1r V A t' r~A ..,1TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930 Published every morning exeept Mondayr Suring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferenc Editorial…

… they are anxious to deprive the At the last ec lecture, I timed Palestine Arabs of their majority the prof. He spent 38 minutes rights, by intluxing their country ; looking over at the left hand side…

… with a dissatisfied and heterogene- of the room, 10 minutes at the ous class of scattered Jews, the . h Aras temslve ae eualy ax-right hand side, and two minutes Arabs themselves are equally anx- at his…

… notes. Boy, these co-eds. ious to defend their country We got out ten minutes early!! against any such danger. Elmer. We will let the world judge be- tween us - the Arabs choose to live peacefully in…

… organizations, by attempt- of an assistant editorship. All you ing to reduce the Palestine Arabs gents that have an eye on this into a state of economic serfdom job for next year better get busy. and drive them…

… tru- ism in Mr. Askren's dramatic criti- i cism last year. It was very true then because of the consistent avoidance of high comedy by most of the student organizations and the horrible wrenching Mimes…

… powers them- "The speech at the session of ! picious. Algerians and Syrians, the farthest left and most loudly "anti-imperialist" of the Arab bloc, will entertain doubts of ' long-range Soviet intentions…

…. Kosygin hardly made the Arabs happy, for example, by conceding, that Israel had a right to exist. - China will accuse the Russians of under-the-table deals looking to- ward a future Vietnam settlement. But…

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… this era of wars, the death of one man can go unnoticed. But the death of a West German student from a West Berlin po- liceman's bullet has brought to the surface boiling discontent among students across…

… the coun- wild West Berlin demonstration against the Shah of Iran are but one indication that for the first time since World War II a na- tional German student movement is in the making. Exactly what…

… happened when Ohnesorg was killed may never be made clear. filled eggs, vegetables, sand and and lowered the American flag to try. It is enough for the students Solidarity marches from Bonn that a police…

… paint- stones. A score of policemen were injured as well as about 24 dem- onstrators. According to their own state- ments, the students now are pro- testing what they consider an overly authoritarian…

… the students want to break away from. Add to this the division of Ger- many, the unnatural position of Berlin, the legacy of guilt from Nazi times, concentration by gov- ernment and the mass of the pop…

…- ulation on "wohlstand" - pros- perity - and what bothers the students becomes a little clearer. On the government side, there is some resentment that the stu- dents use state funds to study and then…

… visible. University students always have felt them- selves to be something special in Germany, where most workers leave school at 14 even today. For a worker, faced with his own problems, the disruption of…