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…-.. formation of human inheritance. Each cell contains 23 pairs of chromosomes. Syria, Libya threaten Jordan Hard-line Syria and Libya yesterday threatened to punish Jordan for breaking the ranks of Arab…

… Palestinian problem. Syria's government-controlled press said the Jordanian decision, announ- ced Tuesday night, was "dangerous" and vowed that Syria would take "deterrent measures." Libya called for an Arab…

…," announced student Tony Primak, "It is ultimately up to us in using our best judgement . . . there will be a reevaluati i of the t-shirt." "I was v- y impressed with the way she mangey the meeting. Her point…

… alumni from the house, people who have, experienced family drinking problems, and student's who don't drink. "The representation of the house may have been too one dimensional," added Primak. The result…

… The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967X) is published Tuesday through Sunday during the Fall and Winter terms and Tuesday through Saturday during the Spring and Summer terms by students at the University of…

… return to campus today for a eekend reunion which will focus on the higher education for black students. "Staying Power: Crisis in Black Higher Education" is the theme for the eighth annual. all…

… are going to the University .ommunity to hear about the problems hat black students are facing. We want to hear the problems from the people involved." TQNIGHT AT the Alumni Center a panpl of student…

…, alumni, and ad- ministrators will discuss recruitment and retention of black students in an open panel discussion beginning at 7:30 p.m. After the football game Saturday the reunited alumni will "have a…

… banquet followed by a keynote address by Niara Sudarkasa, associate vice president for academic affairs. The evening will also include awards to four academically outstanding black students from the Martin…

… Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund, which is supported by alumni contributions. Although the alumni hope to learn a great deal about the problems facing black students, Alexander said they do not expect to…

… and Arab guerrillas have increased recen- tly in southern Lebanon, and Israel has responded with tighter controls on the movements of civilians. Levin also noted the resolution made no mention of Syria…

… represen- tative, Richard Ovinnikov, said the U.S. veto was a "go-ahead for continuation" of . the Israeli occupation and "atrocities" in southern Lebanon. He said the United States has a "100 per- cent anti-Arab…

… home and from other Arab countries, the diplomats said. As many as 5,000 people - including Westerners - were rounded up by the revolutionary Committees and locked up in "concentration camps" in the…

… taking place in the Mediterranean near Libya. CRISP lines leave students in limbo (Continued from Page 1) o'ning, there were 400 people in line;, the line's length "could be four times . . the length of…

…. Despite chaotic conditions yesterday, Karunas said that the situation would not become even worse this winter when all students have to register for classes. "This is worse than what would hap- pen in…

…Faculty play quiet role in code battle By THOMAS MILLER Third in a series .Although the battle over a code governing students' behavior outside the classroom has appeared to be a showdown between…

… students and ad- ministrators, there is a, third group whose behind-the-scenes, and oc- casionally public, role may play a bigger part than most think. The University's faculty certainly s more at stake than…

… first glance would reveal in the debate over adop- tion of a student code for nonacademic conduct. FACULTY leaders say they have at least two good reasons for being in- volved in the issue. Traditionally…

… faculty government has felt obligated to keep tabs on campus or educational developments which affect the civil liberties of students. "Believe it or not, faculty do take an interest in students and their…

… subcommittee of the faculty Senate Assembly, investigates national and local issues which may in- volve the civil rights of professors and students. Also, under current University bylaws, the faculty Senate must…

…- ministrators and the University regents may change University bylaws to bypass students and possibly even the faculty if the groups refuse to adopt the code. "(THE CODE)is a major campus issue," said Moerman…

…. "It is clearly not just an issue between the students and the administration." So far, however, faculty government and its leaders have kept a low profile in the debate, preferring to express opinions…

…- tigating the code and the possible bylaw ,change, at the request of the faculty Senate and the Michigan Student Assembly. In a report sent to University President Harold Shapiro last year, the board said…

… that it was "especially con- cerned that vague or open-ended wor- ding" in parts of the proposed code would encourage especially stiff or perhaps even arbitrary punishment of students. And by leaving…

… students confused over what is acceptable conduct and what is not, the code could have a "chilling effect" on legitimate protest or freedom of speech, the report said. MOERMAN SAID he wasn't entirely…

…, attem- pted to murder two Palestinian mayors, and machine-gunned Palestinian college students. In an ef- fort to set off a "holy war" between the Arabs and Israelis, these Jewish terrorists were plotting…

… proposes criminalizing marriage or sex between Arabs and Jews. Kahane called the Sabra and Shatile masacres the "vengeance of the God of Israel." Although Kahane's party won one seat in the Israeli…

… parliment, both major Israeli parties refuse to admit him into Kopel is a third year law student. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Cramer sir. Vol. XCV, No. 8 420 Maynard…

… questionable. If it is aimed at high-volume dealers who make hundreds of dollars a game, then it is far too small a penalty to be any deterrent at all. On the other hand, if it is aimed at the student trying to…

… its time ticketing dealers who won't even notice and pursuing half of the students on campus. With decriminalization the city would be able to eliminate all of the inconsisten- cies in its current and…

… are wrong to be chastising the city for lack of en- forcement. The scalping problem arises because the athletic department sells tickets to students that are not, supposedly, valid without a student ID…

…. Students then sell the tickets to scalpers who in turn sell them to non-students-alumni, fans, etc. who ignore the need for an ID. The University could take matters into its own hands easily enough by simply…

… asking for student ID with the presentation of a student ticket. Not that they-or anyone else-would want such a time-consuming and prohibitive measure. But it is completely feasible. If it isn't worth it…

… own best interests, there is no responsibility to the state or any other entity. : Critchett student in ministration. is a graduate business ad- . I . . p tw lass«1rc 1!«n ti aarri …

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…. Students from Eisenhower and nearby MacAr- thur High School-more than 2,000 in all-attended the rally. The two schools, on opposite sides of the room, competed in shouting "Reagan" and "Bush" to see who…

… enrollment up at medical schools FARM BUREAU' INSURANCE GROUPI MARK WELLIVER 5095 Saline Rd.-Ann Arbor, MI Phone: 663-3141 DAM COMPUTERS "You'll swear by us" STUDENT / STAFF SPECIALS RCA TERMINAL -with…

…, and checks (with Approval) (Continued from Page 1) possible reason there are more women than minority medical students is that the "women's movement has been more successful that minority progr- ams…

… have been in getting their con- stituents into professional schools, into the business world." THE RELATIVELY small number of black and Hispanic medical school students is due, in part, to the fact that…

…." Crowley also said minority students in high school may. not be directed toward science and medicine. The AMA said the number of women enrolling in medical schools in the United States has been growing since…

…. IN 1983-84, more than 32 percent of the medical school students and more than a quarter of the expected graduates were female. There are 67,443 students in the 127 U.S. schools. Of U.S. black students…

… King Hussein's move in breaking with 16 other Arab League states and restoring ties to Egypt "will lead to a new stage of common action by peoples who share the same view of events to achieve security…

… and peace throughout the region." The17 Arab countries broke relations with Egypt in 1979 after the late President Anwar Sadat made Egypt the first Arab nation to sign a peace treaty with Israel. Fla…

…. bus-train wreck kills two PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - A freight train smashed into a bus carrying four private school students yesterday, killing two and injuring the driver, who was the mother of one of the…

… victims, officials said. The other two students escaped in time and were not injured. "It appears that the bus stalled out while making the crossing," said Linda Main, a Florida Highway Patrol supervisor in…

…. MADISON STUDENTS, FACULTY, COMMUNITY - WELCOME SEPTEMBER 11 "THE SOVIET UNION: IMPRESSIONS OF A JOURNALIST" Speaker: DON FABER, Editorial Writer and Columnist for THE ANN ARBOR NEWS who spent 3 weeks in…

… the USSR and Eastern Europe in June, 1984. SEPTEMBER 18 "PERSPECTIVES ON ISRAEL TODAY" "Settlement and School for Peace for Arabs and Jews in Israel" Speaker: Dr. Len Suransky, UM Faculty member and…

… open for 18,000 students. Elsewhere, strikes by more than 2,700 teachers in eight Michigan school districts continued yesterday. More than 56,000 students were affected by strikes in Grand Rapids, East…

… students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: September through April-$16.50 in Ann Arbor, $29.00 outside the city; May through August-$4.50 in Ann Arbor, $6.00 outside the city. Second…

… for the six, denounced Britain for not agreeing to take up the politicians' case. Regents to relocate, (Continued from Page 1) taken on the code during the summer while students were away or before Oc…

…- .ober. Next month has become the target date for regental action among student activists and leaders and ad- :rinistrators. While University officials would not confirm that the code will be on the Oc…

… 101 we had already." Mondale faces hostile students TUPPLO, Miss. (AP) - Walter F. Mondale, encountering hostility in, southern territory friendly to Ronald Reagan, said yesterday that the. president…

… Medicare. If Reagan is re-elected, Mondale warned, "he is going to savage Social Security." The former vice president spoke to several hundred students and residents of Tupelo in a swelting auditorium in…

… confronted pro-Mondale students, many of whom were black,. Shouts of "nigger go home" were heard as students in both groups pushed and shoved, each otherand some signs were torn up. Among signs they carried…

… unity Cabinet, to give him authority to deal with the country's urgent challenges and to negotiate peace ; with the Arabs. Backed by one of the largest coalitions in Israel's history, Peres was assured of…

… dedicated students were working on their homework. "I've got my music, homework, cheese crackers, what else do I need?" said LSA junior Dave Ascher, while Cindi Hardian discussed Freudian psychology with…

… engineering students Bob Mara, Keith Haxey, and Fredd Bonner. MEANWHILE, THE Cesna 152 narrowly missed clipping lamppost as they turned the corner onto South University. The team maneuvered the plane onto…

… (ISSN 0745-967X) is published Tuesday through Sun- day during the fall and winter terms and Tuesday through Saturday durifigQ the spring and summer terms by students at the University of Michigan…

…. majors,' they're chem. majors," said one LSA student who asked not to be named. "Yeah, there aren't as many girls in Omy (physical) chemistry class, as there were in my 125 lecture freshman year, but it…

… seems almost archaic when you start separating the sexes," he said. "Hey, I'm a guy and you're a girl, but in class; we're working for a similar goal and then we're students," he ad- ded. A biology major…

… threatening Israel's northern border. A Lebanon plullout would clear the way for his third priority, reopening peace efforts with the Arab states. Peres may find harmony in his bipartisan Cabinet on the first…

… two issues, But 'he is almost certain to clash with Shamir's Likud block, which controls 12 of 25 Cabinet seats, if peace with the Arabs means giving up parts of the occupied West Bank. NEITHER Labor…

… Angell Hall. Meetings Asian American Association-6:30 p.m., Trotter House. SLC-7:30 p.m., room 3000, Union. University Activities Center-7:0 p.m., Pendleton Room, Union. Student Alumni Council-7 p…

…, students in every state but Massachusetts voted for Richard Nixon, exactly paralleling the adult vote. * In one case, the 1968 election, the national election winner had to be ex- trapolated from the poll…

… data. In that year the poll was run during the spring primary campaign. Robert Kennedy received the most student votes, but was later assassinated. Nixon, who won the election, had originally received…

… grades missing, we expect about one-and-a-half million kids to participate this year." Here are comparisons of student presidential election outcomes with ac- tual national ones: " 1980 - Students: Reagan…

… 45 percent; Jimmy Carter, 41 percent, John Ander- son, 14 percent. National results: Reagan, 51 percent, Carter, 41 percent; Anderson, 7 percent. " 1976 - Students: Carter 61 percent; Gerald Ford, 39…

… percent. National results: Carter, 50 percent; Ford, 48 percent. " 1972 - Students; Nixon 70 percent; George McGovern, 28 percent. National results: Nixon, 61 percent; McGovern, 38 percent. Borton said the…

… good season at the Ark. Join the / - Ipoe .. .".; PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT - NIGHTS The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts is currently interviewing students interested in participating in an…

… select two of the five nights available, .with some opportunity to work additional nights. Hours: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Pay: $3.55 per hour LS&A STUDENTS PREFERRED Call 763-5576 The University of Michigan is…

… 3 weeks in the USSR and Eastern Europe in June, 1984. SEPTEMBER 18 "PERSPECTIVES ON ISRAEL TODAY" "Settlement and School for Peace for Arabs and Jews in Israel" Speaker: Dr. Len Suransky, UM Faculty…

…. Twenty Arab members of the Central Committee said they would not vote for coalition unless Peres appointed an Arab deputy minister in the new Cabinet and promised to push through legislation outlawing…

… during the spring and summer terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: September through April-$16.50 in Ann Arbor, $29.00 outside the city; May through August-$4.50 in Ann Arbor…

… - EVENINGS The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts is currently interviewing students interested in participating in an alumni fundraising telethon. LS&A alumni across the country will be called from…

… nights. Hours: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Pay: $3.55 per hour. LS&A STUDENTS PREFERRED Call 763-5576 The University of Michigan is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer Woman hitchhiker reports being…

… develop its own policies toward the Arabs. He also said he would move the U. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. The Democratic presidential candidate charged that Reagan has pursued' a policy of "illusions…

… Tuesday through Saturday during the spring and summer terms by students at the University of Michigan. Sub. scription rates: September through April-$16.50 in Ann Arbor, $29.00 outside the city; May through…

…. The Michigan Doily is a member of the Associated Press and subscribed to United Press International, Pacific - News Service, Los Angeles Times Syndicate and College Press Service, and United Students…

…- 4 ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates- An Iraqi warplane fired a missile into a Liberian-registered supertanker loaded with crude oil from Iran's Kharg Island terminal yesterday, shattering a 15-day lull…

… of crude destined for Japan and, according to one shipper, "a major pollution disaster was averted. 1 4 A MICHIGAN STUDENT ASSEMBLY The MSA will be interviewing for positions for its BUDGET…

… INVOLVED IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT Applications available at 3909 Michigan Union DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATION: MONDAY, SEPT. 17, 1984 - 5:00 P.M. for further information, contact Laurie Clement or Marc…

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… minstrel from West Germany, entertains students with his folk songs as they pass through the West Engineering Building arch yeserday. Suminnen will be in Ann Arbor for another week and will then move on to…

…. The official Syrian Arab News Agency said the two-hour talks in the Syrian capital between Murphy and Assad focused on Lebanon and "ways to bring about an Israeli withdrawal from occupied Lebanese…

… of the U-Club which include students, staff, and alumni. THE BAR was cited for violating state law by serving a drink to a liquor control officer who was'g a "non- member," on July 18. By moving the…

… Summer terms by students at the University of Michigan. Sub- scription rates: September througli April - $16.50 in Ann Arbor; $29.00 outside the city; May through August - $4.50 in Ann Arbor, $6.00 outside…

… Associated Press and subscribes to United Press International, Pacific News Service, Los Angeles Tires Syndi- cate and College Press Service, and United Students Press Service. Editor in chief…

… captured in the: 1967 Arab-Israeli war. This was taken to mean there would be no attempt to annex the territories. On settlements, Peres said the pact pledged that existing Jewish settlements in occupied…

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….m., Stella Dallas, 9 p.m., Lorch Hall. Speakers - Ecumenical Campus Center - Len Suransky, "Settlement & School for Peace for Arabs & Jews in Israel," Richard Cleaver, "Peace Prospects in Israel," noon, 603 E…

… - Meeting for volunteers, 4 p.m., Rm. S9410, Main Hospital. University Activities Center - Theater Group, 7:30 p.m. Anderson Rm. Union. Student Alumni Council - Mass meeting, 7 p.m., Alumni Center. Outdoor…

… - Dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m., Jojo's Restaurant, State , at I-94. Miscellaneous Student Wood & Craft Shop-Course, Introduction to Wood Working, 7 p.m., 537 SAB. Graduate Library- Tours of Harlan Hatcher…

… Graduate Library, 11 a.m., 1 (Continued from Page 1) City Council's approval of the new law ended a University student's ten- month struggle to decriminalize ticket scalping. John Haughton, an LSA senior…