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…4 OPINION Thursday, September 29, 1988 Page 4 The Michigan Daily 4 Eie m dtgan t t Mi Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Abolish capital punishment Vol. I C No. 16…

…- termines whether you live or die, but how much you are worth and what color your skin happens to be. In talking to people about what I did Kenneth Wittenberg is a second-year law student at the University…

… Israel is currently living in Warren, Michigan and the author of the editorial. Golden for the most part, contends that Israel is not to blame for the Arab refugee - problem and that the Arab countries are…

…* the ones responsible for creating the prob- lem in the beginning. He specifically states, "...historically the Arab refugee problem cannot be blamed on Israel." He later says,"Why is it that the Arab…

… suggests that the Arab refugee problem is a direct result of the Israelis hostile takeover of hundreds of thousands of homes and villages since 1948. Men, women and children were forced to leave their homes…

… Palestinian Arabs were uprooted from their homes and sought refuge in the pallid "refugee" camps in the Gaza Strip, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon. These were the lucky ones; on April 8, ; 1948 the Irgan, terrorist…

…- tinian Arabs to seek refuge. History embedded in 1967 also substan- tiates the argument that it is Israel's ag- gressive actions and not the Arabs them- selves that are creating the refugee prob- lem. In…

… 1967, the Jordan West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Syrian Heights, and Sinai fell to Israeli strongholds. As a result, 410,000 new Palestinian Arabs were forced to leave their homes in the Jordan West Bank…

… Arabs were needlessly evicted from their homes when the death of a 15 year-old Jewish girl was blamed on a group of Palestinian Arabs. In reality, the girl was shot accidentally by an Israeli soldier…

…. Immediately after the shooting, Israeli forces moved in and bombed 13 homes randomly so as to intimidate any opposing brute forces the Arabs might conjure. These homes supposedly have belonged to the girl…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 26, 1988 - Page 51 Interns r summer BY NOELLE SHAD WICK Tensions were high on the fourth floor of Rackham yesterday as one student after another remarked: "Do…

… important to you and your mentors," he said. The students were gathered to share the results of their summer internships as participants in the Sum- mer Opportunity Research Program for minority stu- dents…

… have a bridge," she said. "As an art student, I wanted to express my culture which hasn't been done before." Her project included many large paintings and sketches of Asian-American woman doing unusual…

… does... well," he shrugged. The program works, he said. "It opened my eyes up; I'm now considering a joint degree," said LSA junior Antoinette Hall. The program has 250 students on 13 campuses, in…

…- cluding the 55 from the University. Rackham received over 100 applications for the program. To apply, students must submit a preliminary pro- posal, then find a sponsoring professor. Sophomore and junior…

… Palestinians in the region. Israel has occupied the West Bank and Gaza Strip since the 1967 war with the United Arab Republic. Hauert, a human rights activist, lived for three weeks with Pales- tinian families…

… as part of a program sponsored by the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. The Israeli Army regularly im- poses 24-hour curfews for entire refugee camps and in many cases they have shut off…

… Internships Business Government Non-Profit Organizations Applications Available: LS&A Counseling Office R oam 1 1.2 nn - Nal TIM HARROD JIM McCLAIN and BRENT CUSHMAN With Student Comedians Jeff Goad and Tom…

… Solidarity Committee (the sponsors of this event along with Rack- ham Student Government), and the Arab states are not only hypocrites but are also only using the Israel-South Africa "alliance" to further…

… Arabs, making negotiations for peace in the Arab-Israeli conflict more dif- ficult. I urge all students on campus to be aware of and protest anti-Semitism on campus, be it open or under the shadow of anti…

…4 OPINION Monday, September 26, 1988 Page 4 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. IC No.13 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned editorials…

… Africa is dwarfed by that of Europe, Arab states, and Black African states, and that South Africa re- ceives over 75 percent of its oil from Arab states. This demonstrates that Mazrui, the Palestine…

… Students for Israel. prominently, and in a typically misleading fashion printed as the title of the inter- view) were completely unsubstantiated. Mazrui produced no concrete evidence of such an association…

…'s current role in the Arab-Israeli conflict is becoming a parallel to Nazi Germany. "Judeo-Naziism is no longer a contradiction in terms," he proclaimed, continuing that the "German picture is becoming part…

…-Israel propaganda. I understand that not all who are anti-Is- rael are anti-Semitic, however, Mazrui and his supporters certainly are both. :m. M 4 , H " 6'U, cheats students By Jon Zimring "There is no…

… tried." Professor Peterson did try, but the University failed to honor his request. The result was that many students were turned away from a class in which they were genuinely interested, and were forced…

…. Every year students receive a letter from the University apologizing for tuition which is "undesirably high." Every year undergraduates are required to pay hefty tuition increases or tack-on fees so that…

… there- fore more than peculiar that the University seems to have such a difficult time ac- commodating its undergraduates due to monetary deficiencies. If the average Michigan student were to stop and…

… of the Arab-Israeli conflict. The following words of holy hatred blare forth from mosques in Gaza, Judea and Samaria (West Bank) and throughout the Arab world today: "It is outrageous for the Jews…

…, traditionally kept as protected inferiors in Islamic lands, to defeat the Arabs, have their own State, and cause the contraction of the World of Islam." - Sheikh Nadim al-Jisr of Lebanon "The resurrection of the…

…'s Exchange Applications for Study Abroad Programs for gradu- ate students for 1989-90 are now available!!! Deadline: November 4.1988 For annlications andi nformatinn The requirement for peace between…

… Arabs and Israel is a change of Islamic attitudes towards the Jewish state. …

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 13, 1988 Class Continued from Page 1 problems for some students and fac- ulty. "We stressed understanding to the faculty during this time period…

… hard on first-year students who can't return home to relatives and friends. "I didn't know of the University policy," said first-year student Jason Sindler at services conducted by Hillel at the Michigan…

… sand. But we can come together, And we can make a stand," the two University students sang. Rally Continued from Page 1 you don't agree with someone, screw them over." In his July proposal to the re…

…- gents, Fleming said the protest pol- icy - drafted last spring by the Civil Liberties Board, a committee of students, faculty, and staff - was an "even-handed" treatment of speakers and protesters' rights…

…. Only Regent Veronica Smith (R- Grosse Ile) voted against the policy, echoing some of the students' con- cerns during last month's meeting. Phillips said the purpose of last night's protest was to provide…

… in- formation about the new University policies before another rally Thurs- day afternoon. With that in mind, said Julie Murray, chair of MSA's Student Rights Committee, the protest was a success. "We…

… call for an interim government. 4 TWA jet pilot testifies FRANKFURT, West Germany - The pilot of a TWA jetliner hi- jacked by Arab terrorists in 1985 testified that Mohammed Ali Hamadi took pleasure in…

… areas of study, but only for students with the last names Anderson, Baxendale; Borden, Bright, Dowen, Pennoyer, or Murphy. 3. Association of Former Agents of the U.S. Secret Service/J. Clifford Dietrich…

… - Julie Y. Cross Scholarship offer $1000 for undergraduate law enforcement or criminal justice students. 4. International Women Helicopter Pilots Scholarships -r offers $4000 for women helicopter flyers. 5…

… KAREN HANDELMAN/nasty Philip Burgess, a doctoral student, June Zurakowski, and first-year engineering student Amy Dawson (left to right) chime in during a meeting of the U-M Handbell Ringers. The group is…

… the School of Public Health and School of Nursing, the co-sponsors of the symposium. Maglacas is visiting the University, lecturing at the School of Nursing until October 7. EMU students TH E LIST…

…, the West Bank. Friends Meeting House, 1414 Hill Street. 7:30 p.m. Meetings Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry - Weekly meeting. MLB rm B101. 6:30 p.m. National Association of Black Journalists - Mass…

… House, 802 Monroe. 5:30 p.m. Arab-American University Graduates - Meeting in the Union. 6 p.m. Performances New Adventures - Perform at The Beat. 215 N. Main St. Doors open at 9:30 p.m.; show begins at 10…

… students. Looking for srong dance background in all types of dance. Michigan Union Ballroom. 7 p.m. Star Trax - Record your own vocals over recorded music. - free! At Zims in the Briarwood Mall. 8:30 p.m. to…

… 12:30 a.m. Pre-Interviews - Chevron Corp. and Bellcore will meet with prospective students. Chevron in 1311 EECS at 4-6 p.m. Bellcore (tentatively) in 1301 EECS at 3:30-6:30 p.m. College Bowl…

… president began Monday amidst the protest of 25 students who claim their voice is inadequately represented in the se- lection committee. The 10-mem- ber committee consists of regents, faculty members, an…

… administra- tor, a community member, an alumni representative, and only one student. Displeased with the dispropor- tionate representation and the se- cretive nature of the selection meetings, Jerry Raymond…

…, EMU's student government president, led the protest with search committee member James Brown and Patricia Kasprzyk, another student. "There is no way the (existing) committee can effec- tively represent…

… the interests of the students; we only have one voice out of 10," Raymond said. The EMU Regents chose vot- ing members for the committee among candidates presented by the students, faculty and…

… from the ac- tions of students... There is a kind of vested interest within the university in dealing with knowledge in a rather antis.:ptic way, so that those who occupy the commanding heights of…

…, is not without repercus- sions. Solidarity demonstrations in Egypt, Jordan and Morocco have been met with beatings and arrests. (Guardian, 3-30-88, p.17) In Madison, Wisconsin, 400 Arabs, progressive…

…. Students at this university have also been aggressive in showing solidarity with the Palestinian peo- ple. In addition to demonstrations and rallies, there have been numer- ous speakers and educational…

… activi- ties. Students on campus recently built a shanty on the Diag protesting the human rights abuses in the West guilty party. The United States gives Israel six billion dollars a year in foreign aid…

…- icy is not limited to one sector of the community. People of all colors - Black, white, Arab, Jew, Asian - have been vocal in condemning the occupation, the military aggres- sion and the social and…

…-Jewish or anti-Semitic. The only way for us to put an end to the beatings, the harassment, and the economic exploitation, is to unite around this issue. On campus, students involved in the Latin Am- erican…

… will make the journey to Rackhani with my can of beans. If it were not such a devastating experience; if people were not starving, it would almost seem funny - me and my can of beans. Many students who…

… brought to the forefront of communities, societies, and na- tions. Assuming they want to, under- class people like Charles Smith and Linda will never attend a Big Ten university. Students should know and…

… understand "why." -Woolridge is aformer Daily news staffer. Students on campus recently built a shanty on the Diag protesting the human rights abuses in the it …

… the ef- forts by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and his killers to destroy the forces of Arab moderation in prewar Palestine. And like- wise, the countries of the Middle East are strife ridden - monarches…

… same door to the post office with an Arab but they are reluctant to share the same country with an Arab. So apartheid in South Africa also has these two versions: it has versions locally where you have…

… a pity if they created geo political conditions in which the former oppressed become in- creasingly the new oppressors. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. I C No. 11…

… hear from the president of their student government. ,He was not invited this year. And they were not addressed by the Minority Organization of Rackham (MOR). They were not invited either. It is…

… traditional for both the president of Rackham Student Government (RSG) and a representative from MOR to address new graduate students at the convocation. It has also become tradi- tional, during the last few…

… shorter than those of previous years. A fellow graduate student was al- lowed address the incoming class. This was Jane Fountain, a Ph.D. candidate in human genetics, who served as "mistress of ceremonies…

… essence, a graduate student hand-selected by the University re- placed an elected representative of the graduate student government as the in- vited speaker to the convocation. This is deplorable. What…

… Tenants Union (AATU) receives 10 to 25 calls a day from tenants, many of them students, who are having problems with their landlords. Common complaints are not getting security de- posits back, invasions of…