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… Over- come," one of their "freedom songs." Their eader, John Lewis, in- toned a prayer. He is chairman of the Student Nonviolent Co- ordinating Committee. Once more Baker asked the Negroes to return to…

… similar but anony- mous call came later from a wom- an. CAIRO (P) - Communist East German flags were hoisted over Cairo yesterday as this center of the Arab world prepared to give East German President…

… Walter Ulbricht a full dress welcome to- day. Uibricht's one-week visit could lead to a break in diplomatic re- lations between West Germany and the United Arab Republic, and possibly the rest of the Arab…

… recognize E st Germany. Western diplomats here fear they visit could provide an edge for East Germany in the rest of the Arab world. Representatives of Arab states declared their solidar- ity behind the U…

….A.R.-and against the West-in an official statement Monday. In a widely broadcast radio in- terview, Ulbricht warned the Arab world it would be directly threat- ened if Western powers equipped West Germany with…

… interfering with the United Steelworkers Union by call- ing for an extension of steel in- dustry contracts. i 'A 'Dsigned for student privacy ufl IVERS IIY TOWE RS " Now renting for Aug. '65 S. UNIVERSITY…

…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…

… overt and serious cutbacks have een announced in two of the special reading nrses in languages for graduate students. he German and French faculties have slash- I in half the number of sections originally…

… Lanned, doubled enrollment in the ones of- red, and still been forced to turn away many idents. RADUATE STUDENTS seeking a doctorate ,degree from the Rackham School must ass reading examinations in two…

…. To pass the exams, many graduate students lect the 111 and 112 sequence in German and/ r French. If they pass 112 with a B or better, he language requirement is fulfilled. For those unable to get into…

… these classes, nd this means almost 300 students this fall, Wore timely and more costly alternatives are pen: independent study, private language chool courses, or election of the regular four emester…

… problems they presented. Now, with classes twice as large under normal conditions, there will be a much smaller percentage of the teacher's time avail- able per student. An abridged set of homework exercises…

… be adequate enough to pass the graduate school exam. More and more students each year arrive on campus with a good part of the undergraduate requirement met, and finish it off before they are…

… evolve as equitable and efficient a solution as the conditions will per- mit.' The fact remains, however, that cutbacks had to be taken and not for pedagogical rea- sons. Students were turned away from…

…. 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…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN- . it.NCUA TU.J """ -- - ass.. IC a JT vA T "Ilk T SUNDAY, 24 JANUARY 1965 5 ST'UDENT UNDERSTANDING: Challenge Studies Red China The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar By…

… JOYCE WINSLOW Do University students under- stand the culture and politics of Communist China? Challenge, a student organization was revived this semester to educate students who do not. Each semester…

… of faculty to speak at our discussion groups. There is also regular communication be-Ti tween the students and faculty I UU'Ie on our central topic." d Sullivan Socie- effective Jan. 1, is for a…

… several Michigan communityI Grad, as Phoe- colleges. mmel, Grad, as T U s f ty .rs; Mary Ann Two University faculty mem-I thur W. Barber, deputy assistant ing for students interested in the secretary of…

… program. There will be slides and Arthur Rubinstein, pianist, in Hill comments by former students at Aud. Aix. 4 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 8:30 p.m. - The Professional Berkeley Professor Accepts Drop of…

… of membership, can law student, will contribute Gid and we encourage anyone in- to the international scope of the Guil terested in the group to come to 'production. "Into see us at 2538 SAB. We have…

… School Aud. 7:30 p.m.-Prof. V. Ayoub of the anthropology department and Dr. M. Shokair will discuss "The Role of the United Arab Republic in Today's World," in the Multipur- pose Rm. of the UGLI. 8 p…

… Bldg. 7 and 9 p.m.-Cinema Guild will 7:30 p.m.-A. H. Hosny, cultur- present the Marx Brothers in "A al attache of the United Arab Re- Night at the Opera" in the Archi- public Embassy in Washington…

… tecture Aud. will discuss "The Cultural Charac- 8 p.m.-The speech department ter of the United Arab Republic" will sponsor the University Players in the Multipurpose Rm. of the Production of Anton Chekhov…

…; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WALT DISNEY'S - EAHEVEET!. SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 Day Calendar School of Music Degree Recital…

… of San'a and took the Yemeni capital last September, Nasser's stock was at a low ebb. Syria had seceded from his United Arab Republic. Premier Abdel Karim Kassen was in power in Iraq and hurling…

… imprecations at Cairo. Within the 13-state Arab league Egypt was so isolated it boycotted meetings. Sallal's espousal of Nasser's slo- gans on San'a radio started a swift tide that now has put Nasser un…

… Worship WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. Bible Study For transportation to any service call 2.2756 ST. ANDREWS CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION Park your Pen at MORRILL'S on S. State FOR THE BEST ONE…

… , ° :.,° ;, ; . ,' ;, ' ..,. .............. , _ _.:, t i I { :. ___ a LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL National Lutheran Council Hill St. at S. Forest Ave. Henry 0. Yoder, Pastor Anna M. Lee, Associate SUNDAY- 9:30 A. M. Worship Service & Communion…

… preaching. Holy Commun- ion will be distributed jn the two services. Bible Classes at 9:45 and 11:15 will discuss the Biblical meaning of "Love." Gamma Delta (International Association of Lu- theran Students…

… world-wide prestige cannot but I I PROF. LUKE COOPERRIDER .. explains precedent Gives Reply on Regental Evaluations Chairman of the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications Prof. Luke K. Cooperrider…

… recently re- plied to the Student Government Council motion of Feb. 6 to permit Daily editorial evaluation of Re- gental candidates. Prof. Cooperrider wrote in a let- ter to SGC President Steven Stock- meyer…

…, as individual students and citizens, seek to influence the out- come is not only natural but de- sirable." However, he added that such participation should be "in those ways open on an equal basis to…

… other students." Cooperrider explained that this single exception to editorial free- dom was necessitated by "the re- lation which exists between the Regents, the University, and The Daily." He noted that…

… foreign students and visit- ing faculty whose skin does not meet the standards presently ap- plied by some of our commuiity's citizens." Commends Administration The statement commends the administration…

… "for their express- ed concern for the fair nousing of students and staff." The petition refers to Univer- sity President Harlan Hatcher's assertion last week that "we do not believe the University…

… are circulat- ing it, it is an individual express- ion of opinion. Other students and faculty members are also cir- culating the petition and there is no organization behind it. Aroner estimated that…

… announced yesterday that the Syr- ian army has risen in a pro-Nasser revolt. The broadcast assailed Syria's secession from President Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Re- public. It said the revolutionary…

… self, N. Patrick Murrays of the English department said yester- day. Speaking to a luncheon gather- ing of students under the auspices of the Office of Religious Affairs, IMurrays pointed out three gen…

… Pla n Three British universities will offer programs this summer de- signed for American students. The University of Oxford will offer a program on the history, literature and the arts of 17th cen- tury…

… up in the novelty of in- dependence, United States Nation- al Student Association President Dennis Shaul said Tuesday. Shaul visited Algeria during the independence celebrations on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1…

…- dependence wnich can be achiev- ed in the Soviet bloc." Presently, there is close co- operation with the United Arab Republic, but this cannot last long. It seems inevitable for competi- tion to arise between…

….m. Monday in Rackham Lecture Hall. The cantatas will be performed with a full Bach orchestra. @ SEA TTLE 'in Wol'sFi 12 noniAM f00 Iyyyyyyyyyyy STUDENT CONTACT: Assembly Pooe Faculty Program' By BARBARA…

… LAZARUS Assembly Association Executive Board and members of dormitory house councils have proposed a new Faculty Associate Program to create "frequent informal contact between faculty and students," Joyce…

… possible a student speaker program could be integrat- ed with a faculty associate pro- gram. The house could stimulate discussion on current issues, with the faculty associate participating informally in any…

… better communication between faculty and students and feels that it can result in an im- portant contribution to residence hall living." Economists Confer at 'U'. World-famed economists will gather at the…

… Tuesday to consider the establishment of a new and unique college in Michigan's thumb area. The proposed college would serve students in their junior and senior years only. At present, the only institution…

… to land at snow- bound Metropolitan Airport Thurs- day night. He was officially wel- comed by University international students in their native garb, rep- resenting the eight nations the Hatchers…

… as an important project, combating this trend. sophomore students. The proposed STEVEN STOCKMEYER ... attends conference NSA Meets, Shaul Absent IOWA CITY - The Big Ten Student Government Conference…

…, sponsored by the University of Iowa Student Senate, got under way last night even though United States National Student Associa- tion President Dennis Shaul was absent, the Daily Iowan reported. Shaul, who…

… Style drama" is his "forte." where new structures are to be built. new $6.9 million coeducational dormitory which will house 12001 students. The University estimates 600 students will have to be on…

… conveyance planned to transport the students to the main campus, but the present bridges WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 4 p.m.-The zoology department will sponsor T. H. Hubbell, di- rector of the Museum of Zoology, and…

… in many countries during her many con- cert tours. Tickets for the recital will be sold beginning Jan. 27. Bld. Hwill sponsor the University Players attache of the United Arab Re- Production of Anton…

… Chekhov's public Embassy in Washington "Uncle Vanya" at the Lydia Men- will discuss "The Cultural Charac- delssohn Theatre. ter of the United Arab Republic" 8 p.m.-There will be a meet- in the Multipurpose…

… Rm. of the ing for students interested in the UGLI. University's program at the Un'- p.m.--The University of Mich- versity of Aix, Aix-en Provence, igan Players will present "Uncle France. Prof. Jean…

….m. -- B'nai B'rith Hillel program. There will be slides and Foundation will sponsor Prof. Carl comments by former students at Cohen of the philosophy depart- Aix. ment, Dearborn Campus, speaking 8 p…

… Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 Day Calendar *Tralning and Development, Person- nel Office, University Management Seminar…

… Notices To Students Who Expect to Earn Graduate Degrees at the end of the Fall and Winter Terms: Graduates may elect to receive the large diploma (size 13" x 17") without additional cost, provided written…

…, excepting LS&A stu- accredited collage or university. It may Approval request forms for student- dents who may obtain them from Math Statistics Seminar: Professor be used by a University of Michigan sponsored…

… also in 321 Angell Hall when crediter college or university. It may weekly lecture, 7:30-9:30 p.m., in the Public Health: Students who received the need arises. A monitor is present, be used by a…

…Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IPA CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS : .. ere Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN At…

… problems involved somehow with loss of international pres- tige and influence. Nasser's prob- lems are concerned with the al- most complete disintegration of inter-Arab relations. The Arab bloc…

…'s fragmentation began in 1961 with Syria's seces- sion from the United Arab Re- public. More recently, Israeli re- lations have been the cause of a further breakdown. AS OF TWO months ago, Mo- rocco, Libyaand…

… current situation in a speech, to a Palestinian congress at the end of May when he said, "The atmosphere today seems gloomy. Everyone of us feels these days that the strength of Arab action has relented…

…, but the kind of results is quite plain. The West may now very likely expect a strengthening of the ties between China, Indo- nesia and the remains of the United Arab Republic.sAs men- tioned before, the…

… out-of-state students and $50 for Michigan residents which will be announced next week by the Regents is a reflection of the fatal flaws of our public educa- tional system. Assuming that the means for…

… university level. Yet the trend established as early as pre- elementary school continues until students reach college age. However, the discrimination in- volved at the college level is more subtle than at the…

… be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1965 NIGHT EDITOR: JOHN MEREDITH SGC Must Assert Itself To Gain More Power VIRTUALLY from its inception, Student Government Council has been bom…

…, the opening of a Student Book Exchange for the fall term, entered the happy millwork of platform planks in the sky. Death was attributed to a lack of sufficient capital, lack of a manager who would, in…

… Regents will consider a broad selection of recommendations before they reach a final decision on revisions in the Office of Student Affairs. Regent Eugene B. Power said after yesterday's meeting that the…

… Regents have "lots of suggestions." The question now is how to proceed, he said.' Vice-President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis has been asked to analyze the recommendations of the Office of Student…

… matters were discussed as whether students should have a dominant voice in rule-making and deter- mination of the conditions under which -they will live, what is wrong with the University's rela- tionship…

… with its students, dif- ficulties with student activities and the need for greater student par- ticipation. SGC President Richard Nohl, '62BAd, called the meeting "ex- cellent," said it was better than a…

…." Agreements have to be made, and for this, compromise is necessary, he concluded. Student Loses Court Attempt For 'UJ' Degree James H. Johnston, a former student in the medical school, has lost his Supreme…

… -Daily Michael Myers PAN-AFRICANISM-Five panelists last night discussed the social and political movements of Africa. They were (l. to r.) Salah Eldareer and Mansour Hassan, of the United Arab Republic…

… third of nine Friday evening inter- national forums sponsored by the Ecumenical Campus Center gave varied answers last night. Mansour Hassan, Grad, of the United Arab Republic, noted four factors in pan…

…-Africanism. Notes Strong Binds These are a strong bind from. having "drunk of the same cup- Set hange In SGC Plan The Regents yesterday approved addition of an initiative and ref- erendum provision to the Student…

… Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Repub- lic were reported yesterday to have resigned, clouding the future of the proposed new Arab federation of Syria, Iraq and Egypt. The breaktip of the Syrian cab…

…. McKevitt called the women', Oxford H using Project to go into operation this fall "a response tc the students' expressed need fox variety in choices of living pat- tern." The project includes co…

…-ops suites and apartment units. "We have to cope with a cos- mopolitan student body through school's sixth business leadership the improved business climate in yhis address at the 33rd Alumni Conference. As…

… begin function as a transitional government in Sep- tember. Nasser will be the transi- tional president. Elections are to be .held before the new Arab union becomes fully operational, 25 months hence…

… except the voting rights of 13 districts and clubs. IU Students Get Backing From Unit BLOOMINGTON-Indiana Uni- versity took the position yester- day that three students indicted on charges of subversive…

… activity were innocent until proved guilty. A spokesman said they would re- main in good standing. The students were charged with having violated a state anti- Communist statute by attending a campus meeting…

… government." 'Unconstitutional Statute' Meanwhile, Robert Risk, head of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union, held that the 1951 state law the students were accused of violating was unconstitutional. It forbids…

… held that federal law pre- empted state sedition laws in mat- ters of national security. To Defend His organization will enter the case in defense of the students, Risk said. They are expected to be…

… Young Socialist Alliance." The alliance denied today that the purpose of the meeting, at the student union, was to advocate the violent overthrow of either government. Political Career It called the…

… prosecution a "witch hunt" and an effort to en- hance Hoadley's political career. Hoadley said Thomas C. Schreck, director of student activities, and Robert H. Shaffer, dean of stu- dents, had testified before…

…'ath Socialists formed governments in Syria and Iraq yesterday, posing a threat to United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser's idea of a tight Arab federation. Nasserites were dropped from both governments…

… reported reconciled to a Ba'ath-dominated Iraq but is opposed by the party's domination in Syria. Syria, Iraq and Egypt agreed in Cairo on April 17 to unite in a new Arab federation. The Ba'- athists favor…

… DIAMOND CORPORATION NOW'S THE TIMEI Students with telephone ser- vice: help ease the year-end rush by placing your order NOW to have your service discontinued later when you leave town. It's one less…

… a mission to Ne- groes with pleas for nonviolent conduct-and he collected pocket knives throughout the Negro com- munity. Vain Attempt In Nashville, Tenn., an estimat- ed 200 Negro students demonstrat…

…, May 14, 1963. But Not Needed As Complete Training Is Given Each Man. Interview in Room 3003, Student Activities Bldg. at GpA e L' Experience Helpful .. 1209 South U. 663-7151 :: .": liveliest…

…W63 THE MICHIGAN DAILY G .8., Russia Plan Berlin * * * * * * * * * Riots Break Out in Korea MAgainst Military ARAB UNION: Nasser Reconciles With Syrian Party CAIRo (o)-Egyptian President…

… Gamal Abdel Nasser has made peace with Syrian socialists who helped sunder Syria's union with Egypt in the United Arab Republic, an Egyptian newspaper indicated yesterday. Nasser and Syrian Premier Salah…

… civilians this year. It is generally felt that with the 15,000-man capital defense command, Park has enough troops in the Seoul area to control the 'situation. $31000 STUDENT-FACULTY JET FLIGHT June. 12-NYC…

… said. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Phone NO 2-4097 SUNDAY- 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Sermon for Students. 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer…

…4r, mlrigatt PaxN Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions Are Free STUDENT…

… University campus today: cooperative housing. The coops are in a unique position at an institution such as Michigan. Here the student body is anxiously pressing for long-withheld civil and personal freedoms…

…. The Office of Student Affairs is lamely trying to keep a semblance of peace with the stu- dents .through testy evasiveness, thereby not displeasing the all-important alumni and legis- lative factions…

…. At this time the cooperative housing units stand in stark, but silent tran- scendence testifying to the worth of student responsibility and privilege. Cooperative living is not for children. When…

… responsibility of sharing the work required to a student contracts to join ICC, he accepts the maintain his house and the responsibility of participating in what is probably closer to a "town hail" democracy than…

… anything that exists today in the United States. ESSENTIALLY, this means that the student has an opportunity to act upon his en- vironment, to shape it to a large extent. The majority of the decisions…

… concerning his resi- dence are made by himself and his fellow coopers within a small, independently-oriented democratic structure. The student is thus free from the most en- cumbersome clamps of "the system…

… leading to true self-freedom and maturity. The cooperative situation presupposes that a student is a responsible human being, or cap- able of becoming one, providing that he is given favorable opportunities…

… scholarship alone, but extensive to the total of their experience. THIS CREDO underlying student c operative residences has startling ramific tions for the University campus. The undergraduate coops are likely…

… direction to its finest efforts. Consideration of the sorts of behavior elicited by dormitory living in contrast to the coopera- tive situation poses some interesting ideas. The student is part of a huge…

… operation of college admissions. "It is an ex- ternal agency interfering in the close relationship that should exist between the student, his parents and his chosen college." On the other hand, however…

…, Pearson says the CEEB scores are more effective for prediction than the interview method. "The Harvard business school experi- mented a few years ago with a class of students in which half had been admitted…

… with, and half without interviews. They found that the interviews were not con- tributing a single thing." To Observe Date Of Algerian Revolt The Arab Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. to day at the…

… RICHARDSON "OSCAR WILDE" I I ls English ucial Skil r Students te role of English in col- preparation and admission g the years ahead will be a 1 one," Richard Pearson, resident of the College En- e…

… indicate that fresh- today are less able writers those of 1910, our admission lards in English have drawn ism, Pearson said. ne critics point out that the students were not exposed to tive tests which…

…, 8:30 p.m. A Choreography-Presented by Bar- bara Ellison, Barbour Gymnasium Dance Studio, 8:45 p.m. Admission free. General Notices Student Government Council Approval of the following student…

… student sponsored events are available in Room 1s11 of the SAB. India Students Association, Hindi mo- vie, March 4, 7:30 p.m., Natural Science Bldg. SESQUICENTENNIAL EVENTS Opening Banquet for Alumni Sesqui…

…-5304. Alumni Sesquicentennial Program: Playwright Arthur Miller, CBS news cor- respondent Mike Wallace and Esquire Publisher Arnold Gingrich will discuss "The Right of Free Expression." Open to students and…

… public without charge. Thurs., March 2, Rackham Lecture Hall, 10 a.m. tory. Thurs., March 2, 6 p.m., Michi- Local Office-Assistant Editor, edit- tria, Greece. Spain. Switzerland, Arab jors, interviews at…

…. Brown, U.S. Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit, and Dr. Richard A. Wasserstrom, dean <f the College of Arts and Sciences, Tus- kegee Institute. Open to students and public free of charge, Fri., March 3, 10 a…

… astronaut. Program will also include a film. Open to public and students free of charge. Fri., March 3, 2:30 p.m., Rackham Lecture Hall. Alumni Sesquicentennial Banquet: Sesquicentennial Awards will be pre…

… performance of student musical re- vue, "Out of Our Minds." Campus Open House for Alumni: Sat., March 4, 10 a.m. to noon. Michigan-Wisconsin Basketball Game in Cobo Hall Arena: Sat., March 4, 2 p.m. Buses will…

… Trng, instructors. Procter and Gamble International, Summer Post Office Jobs in Ann Arbor Cincinnati-Only students from the fol- -Exam given Sat., March 4. lowing countries : Belgium, France…

… students and public free of charge. Disadvantaged child project, interviews Thurs., March 2, Rackham Lecture Hall, with pupils & parents, study referrals 2:30 p.m. by teachers, school officials and com…

…- munity leaders. BA plus course work All-Sports Athletic Banquet-Honor- Ed., Soc. or Phych., teaching exper. Ing "greats" in Michigan's athletic his- pref., new grad or exper. STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL…

… endorsed the idea of open faculty meetings for the college. Hays' letter urged a change in the cur- riculum committee's composition "whereby student members having voting status would be admitted to the…

… committee by representative election," The letter, however, did not specify the number of student seats or the method of election. In discussion of the language curriculum, the department chair- men invited…

… are not important," he said. Prof. Theodore Buttrey, chair- man of the department of class- ical studies, contested the notion that students were dissatisfied with their language courses. "In the…

… classics department, we do not find a large undercurrent of student 'dissatisfaction," he said. Pott made a similar point con- cerning students who take ele- mentary German courses. He cited a departmental…

… Games 0 Puzzles W E R EPA IR A LL MAK E "THE STUDENTS' FRIENDLY STORE 514 E. William St. (02 003' MAIN at WASHINGTON i 3 ii Biafran students explain fight ( ! 4! ff l UCCfthU By IRA HOFFMAN "What…

… is going on in Biafra is not a civil war.' To regard it as one, in the face of Anglo- Soviet and Arab intervention in favor of Nigeria, is a mis- nomer," says Ig o Egwu, min- ister of information of…

… the shooting down of the relief aircraft. We have the ear- lier indiscriminate bombing of civilians and hospitals in Biafra reported again and again. hIn addition to the war abroad, the Biafran students…

… here are concerned about what they and other students can do to help. Benedict Okwumabua, Bia- fran student, asks "the students to learn what Biafra is all about and act according to their con- sciences…

…. We want to help stop the genocide and starvation there. If there is a donation to- ward the relief fund it would be appreciated." Ita contends there are two opportunities for the students to help by…

…. Participants were Ron -Harris of the Black Student Union, Rabbi Morton Kantor of Temple Beth El in Detroit, Jerry Gold- berg of SDS and the Rev. Mother Waddles, from the Perpetual Soul Saving Mission in Detroit…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 26 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. 26 JANUARY 1965 SHIFT IN VALUES: Students Aim for 'Good Life' Former 'U' Instructor Teaches by New…

… Method ADVANCE FORECASTIN Star-Tracki Collegiate Press Service STANFORD, Calif.--Those col- lege students who seek the "good life" do so more out of quiet re- bellion against society's values than out of…

… Larudee has written a The method of instruction used by Larudee involves the sound of the Persian language representing the objects that the instructor wants taught. Thus the student learns to read through…

… incri 7:30 p.m.-A. H. Hosny, cultur- resented by 15 full-time staff men. air it passes al attache of the United Arab Re- Beirne also told the training The light public Embassy in Washington group that…

… technological improve- fnt the will discuss "The Cultural Charac- ments and automation will change -of a stick d tei of the United Arab Republic' the entire work force in the com- in the Multipurpose Rm. of thea…

… "Baysian Stimulus Programming" in Aud. C.1 7:30 p.m.-Prof. V. Ayoub of the anthropology department and Dr. M. Shokair will discuss "The Role of the United Arab Republic in Today's World," in the Multipur…

…. Calendar items appear once only. and smoking is not permitted. Student organization notices are not_____ accepted for publication. e Dept. of Linguistics: Doctoral prelim- inary examinations will be given…

… Fri. TUESDAY, JANUARY ?6 and Sat., March 5 and 6. Students in- - ---- tending to take one or more exams endmust notify the Departmental Office of DavP Cale dar their intention to do so on or before…

… last week that students doing premedical work at MSU were told by their academic advisers that the school, "may not open0 -Daily-Jim Lines SPEEDSTER. CARL WARD TURNS the corner around left end after…

… em- broil the Arabs in another war with Israel and trying to bring about itsadestruction. "This policy has been repeatedly pronounced by Syrian leaders and was re-emphasized in Arab sum- mit meetings…

…- rigation. The Arab leaders over- ruled reported Syrian demands for immediate military action to op- pose the water diversion. Instead, they drew up plans for tapping the headwaters of the Jordan, thereby…

…- ited till it is opened." Bob t Harris, the president of the MSU student government, told The Daily Thursday that, "con- struction has not been started yet," on the new school although the construction…

… MARCY PELLY Eight University architecture students are out to keep Reed City from becoming a ghost town. The mile square commu- nity in the northern part of the lower peninsula has been losing population…

… at the rate of about 100 people a year for the past ten years. The population is now at an all-time low of 2500. The students face several problems in helping the small Osceola County town in the…

… not have the physical environment such as ski slopes or a large lake to become a major resort area. According to Richard J. Rein- holt, one of the students work- ing on the project, "the major hope for…

… from Detroit to Ludington, new mo- tels could be built there. John Luscombe, another of the students, says that the town population is now static. A man in his thirties once told Luscombe that only…

… in the town. Luscombe explains that the students are trying to get "a cohesion between groups and build up enthusiasm in the town. Larson says. that "the project is an experiment in architec- ture…

… students," he says. Two years ago, students worked on drawing up plans for a cultural center in Grand Rap- ids in response to a request from the citizens there. The students worked directly with the citizens…

… Engineering Requirements The Regents recently approved a change in the wording of the statement of degree requirements for students seeking undergradu- ate engineering college degrees. The scholastic…

… the' elected degree program. All de- tailed requirements are to be spe-1 cified by the engineering college faculty. There will be no course changes for most engineering students. However, students who…

… representative of the faculty most closely associated with the field of work. Also, at present, a student, by having at least 30 hours of work Gfives Plan For Delta To Grow By GERALD STORCH Special To The Daily…

… be set up to handle transfers from Del- ta, a freshman-sophomore institu- tion, as well as students from other community colleges. The two schools would have separate administration and fac- ulty, but…

… country yesterday, lie and Yemen's republican regime charging the United Arab Repub- with continuing air and sea ag- gression. The announcement hardened the belligerent positions taken by both sides in the…

… festering inter- Arab dispute - President Nas- ser's United Arab Republic and the new Yemen republic on one side, the monarchies of Saudi Arabia and Jordan, plus the tribal warriors of the dethroned Yemeni…

… United States National Student Association will meet at the Uni- versity this weekend. Delegates from Alma College, Central Michigan University, Flint Junior College, Kalamazoo College, Marygrove College…

… President Robert Finke, '63, and Student Government Council member Kenneth Miller, '64, will lead the first workshop, a discus- sion on speaker policy. The second, led by Daily Editor Michael Olinick, '63…

… President Claims State Tries To Discredit SNCC By H. NEIL BERKSON A Michigan State University student and a former MSU stu- dent, carrying supplies for unem- ployed Negroes, have been arrested in Clarksdale…

… clothing collected by University students before the Christmas recess for unemployed Negroes in the Clarksdale area who have been denied relief by Missis- sippi authorities. They have refused to distribute…

… International Students" week. But it isn't ex- aggeration to say that the "We don't care" attiude so manifest here has a poential effect bigger than at first seems evident. The Arab student who missed the…

…;; ,' You have made it-Come, let us dedicate our souls to the frat. t' Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT…

… PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" AT HILL AUD: Pittsburgh Symphony, bOffering 'Competent' IN A SOMETHING…

… of this huge, cosmopolitan University is an Arab me- chanical engineer who compares most of what he sees and experiences here with what he saw and experienced last year during the two semesters he…

… the rescue. Depending on one's point of view, it is either amusing or pathetic to note that the rescuer was, not a friendly, open-hearted American, but a Brazilian student. HERE are over 2…

…,000 international students representing most of the nations of the world at Michigan. The University points to this with pride, noting that the foreign con- tingent here is one of the largest of any school in the…

… country. But its very size creates a problem. Because foreign students are not unusual here Ameri- cans don't often go out of their way to become acquainted with them. In a small college an international…

… student by his very novelty attracts attention; and, if for no other reason than curiosity, other students usually want to get to know him. BUT HERE, after the first few weeks of school even campus…

…-block walk down South State Street isn't even un- usual enough to attract any notice. International students also seem to form something of a community within the Univer- sity community. So many of them face…

… simi- lar problems that they naturally band togeth- er. BECAUSE of these two circumstances there is a lot of room for improvement in rela- tions with international students. Most of the responsibility…

… Cents Ten"Poges Ten Cents Ten y--e Rent strike Student emonstrators, to egin police Duke ,I 1 clash at U of Wisconsin, Imme iately By JUDY SARASOIIN The Ann Arbor Tenants' Union last night…

… disruptions go into fourt 'daV By the College Press Service Student protests all over the country escalated into tense and sometimes bloody confrontations with police yesterday as widesp'ead student unrest went…

… into its fourth day. At the University of Wisconsin in Madison, 900 National guardsmen and police used tear gas and bayonets to try to control' protesting students, with only moderate success. The…

… National Guard was moved onto campus Wednesday when Madison police said they could no longer handle the demonstrations. During the day about 5,000 students used "hit and run" tactics against guardsment and…

… police. Using walkie-talkies; the student protesters kept law enforcement officers on the run by disbanding whenever police attempted to break up - disruptive demonstrations and j # then regrouping a few…

… - tentionally absent from the torch- light parade. They had previous- ly located themselves within the Student Government Council locked capitol building. last night debated a motion to Following the return to…

… and sup- tort, the student added,. "We were port a disruptive sit-in over lan- together, and we gave the cops a guage and distribution require- lot of hell. Tomorrow we'll give nents. them more…

… NATIONS /Pj --- The United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France have been meeting since Tuesday to discuss how to promote a settlement in the continuing Arab-Israeli dis- pute, a well-placed source…

… dan and Egypt. eral U Thant have consistently by black students. One diplomat explained that the position allowed for a phased im- plementation of the UN Security Council's resolution of Nov. 22, 1967…

…. That resolution outlined steps for settling the Arab-Israeli six- day war of June, 1967, and set up Jarring's mission to aid the war- ring parties on how to act on the UN recommendations. advocated Big…

… students. Armstrong is a Negro. Blackburn said the action was "taken in consideration of all. problems relative to this perform- ance and we thought that his ap- pearance would be unwise at this time." i a…

… and Arabs clashed in bloody waves through the night and into the morning yesterday over the Arab majority's domina- tion of South Sunday's Negro belt. When troops brought the fighting to a halt, the…

… a turning point for the racially dis- turbed British colony on the northern coast of South America,' which has been seeking Independ- ence. Welcome. Students! a :* s , 4 ' 'tiff %yrti ' "i"""itti y…

…:56 gone in the game. It Was the first time this season that anyone had scoredV Lebanon, Syria near conflict; Arab- Israeli air combat escalates BEIRUT, Lebanon (Y) - The' crisis in the Middle East…

… sharpened yesterday with re- ports of an armored force crossing t h e Syrian frontier into Lebanon and of an esca- lation in the Arab-Israeli air war. At the same time, the So- viet Union expressed concern…

… strikes against Israel The Wolverines quickly got another chance at the Gopher of Palestinian Arabs w h o were goal when running back Barry Mayer fumbled two plays later using Lebanon as a staging base. on…

… the announcement of big- aiming hydrogen-tipped missiles arsenal. tion. two arms negotiations was well at an enemy heartland from deep The Soviets have well over 1,200 As Arab guerrillas battled Le…

… units moved into drive. "Bptaraigh eeral Sovietthe village to block access routes, just doing the groundwork that Student leaders, faculty mem- officials led by Secretary Melvin but there was no report…

… Student Gov- ment of Housing and Urban Re- However, Stokes has made missile force. its forces would not become in- state will then be required to hold ernment Council, will present a newal had gone to the…

… students and fac- fun appov thct He has lo asembroled in a dispute with his { Iyih k re ring fellows. "The first milestone ulty. This committee would make won approval of a $100 million e di dp e w News of…

… support A Soviet government statement uation." to the Arabs yesterday as the issued in Moscow warned that In particular, Goldberg said, explosive Middle East crisis head- "aggression" in the Middle East…

… council also should request ed for urgent consideration by the "would encounter not only the members to take "every poss United Nations Security Council. united strength of the Arab coun- step to avert the…

…, winding up a state visit to Britain, said he would overlook differences with other Arab nations-mean- ing Egypt and Syria-and join in any war against Israeli aggres- sion. Eshkol told his Parliament: "Any…

… governments aware of grave U.S. concern over the crisis. The latest Arab-Israeli confron- tation boiled up after Israel threatened military reprisal for Arab commando raids from Syria. Syria and Egypt mobilized…

…. signers and production people. Other Student organiztio notices are not for machine design specialist, dev. com- accepted for publication. For more plicated automatic machinery. intormation call 764-x70…

…. Davenport. United States Military Academy, West Point, N.Y.-Occasional vacancies for Doctoral Examination for Jerry Ralph students with exper, in TV production, Kress, Philosophy; thesis: "The Prob- operation…

… check it out. ORIGINAL DESIGNS BY 2 $1100 I MADE BY PLYMOUTH Europe on $5 a Doy-reg. $2.95 now $2.0UU Europe in a Suitcase-reg. $1.00 now $.50 Student Guide to Europe-reg. $1.95 now $1.25 Also, FREE…

… that the opening of fire would hardly resolve the conflicts between Baghdad and Cairo because "Iraq has oil and Egypt does not. "There has been a persistent historical conflict between Iraq and the Arab…

… the Nasserites of the Arab world. The rebels announced they had crushed Kassem's rule with tanks and planes and "destroyed the tyrant." The Cairo-headquartered Middle East News Agency said there was no…

… music over the national radio as a friendly token, he noted that "when Kassem came into power, Egyptian music was played also." Iraqi students on campus con- sidered the revolutionary effort more serious…

… likely to For Colleges students than offering n-sophomore and junior- instruction at different Propose To Earmark He suggested that this is Canines' Revenues more and more high graduates today plan to For…

… need of funds to meet the demands 48, will become the new of our ever-expanding student ch at Wesleyan Univer- population, should the proposal be ctive June 30. As Swan- adopted no better use could be…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY gTTvnA'V ±:vpr/'+1'e'71fiu1Gn or inns PAGE TW& iEEE MICIIIf~A~ 1b.iII.V Z JUAIA 1 , hLMIJER 5Z, ,1965 Voice, Liberals Hold Retreat To Discuss Student Activism…

… The speakers and their audience seemed to be dissatisfied with the rate of progress being made in the areas of civil rights and in reform of U.S. policy in Viet Nam. On the local level, student eco…

… jump out- side of it - to the areas of the picket line, the sit-in, and civil disobedience. It is here they must, according to the students, protest and, in fact, fight the entire structure of society…

… things. Twenty-three families lived where once there were eight." Student Action The other films, except for one showing Oregon's liberal Senator Wayne Morse denouncing the U.S.'s Viet Nam policy…

…, generally dealt with the topics of Negro poverty and mistreatment in the South, and with the actions of the Student Non-Violent Coordi- nating Committee in civil rights work. Then, a record player was pro…

….m.-The American Associa- tion of University Women will hold their 13th Annual Used Book Sale in the shop room of the SAB until 1 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 11. 8 p.m. Vice-President for Student Affairs Richard Cutler…

… will welcome University foreign students in Rackham Lecture Hall. A reception will follow in the League Ballroom. Faults The obvious faults of Shenan- doah are the acting, the plot, and the dialogue…

… recog- nived and registered student organiza- tions only. Organizations who are plan- ning to be active for the fall term must be registered in the Office of Student Organizations by Sept. 17. 1965…

…. Formsnare available in Room 1011 SAB. ** * Graduate Outing Club, Hiking and or canoeing, Sept. 5, 1:30 p.m..Rackham, Huron St. entrance. Lutheran Student Center and Chapel. Worship services Sun., Sept. 5, 9…

…:30 and 11 a.nm.; Student panel discussion on "How Can We Apply Our Christian Faith to Our Campus Life" at 7 p.m., Hill St. at S. Forest, Lutheran Stu- dent Center and Chapel. * *k University of Michigan…

… Rule 7 to allow mailings of forms within the $15 expenditure wed "for the printing by SGO of h additional platform statements as candidate may desire." eceived report on work of Student Lsing and…

… Environmental Health nmittee; approved recommendation continue student representation on scommittee. iretced Student Activities Commit- to investigate the various means of king available to new students in…

… an oppor- iity to review the spring exarAL edule before it receives final ap- val and publication. he following student-sponsored so- t events have been approved for the sing weekend. Social chairmen…

… are ninded that requests for approval social events are due in the Office Student Affairs not later than 12 lock noon on Tuesday prior to the nt. eb. 26: Alice Lloyd, Theta Xi, An- son Hse., Mich. Hse…

… Appointments, 3528 Admin Bldg., NO 3-1511. Ext. 489. Wed., March 2: (Summer Positions) Social Security Admin. will interview students for summer jobs. They have need of ten (10) student assts. (jun- iors) for…

… specific positions; must file to take the April Federal Service En- trance Examination. If job works out favorably, student is assured of a job after graduation. Interviews: The following companies will…

… settlements in captured the latest fruitless attempt by mand for direct negotiations with Arab territory showed "utter dis- Britain to persuade the Soviet Arab nations as the only course regard for principles…

… water came from Hurricane's Beulah's massive rains. r - -- - - I., Arab territories it seized during End Belligerency the Arab-Israeli war in June. But he said that any settlement Jordan's foreign…

…...............May 16-18 -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - i l. t# Faculty and graduate students engaged in research will present aspects of their papers and research. The theme for the Fall semester will be…

… from the Arab unified command to join "the battle against Israel." Baghdad has made several sim- ilar gestures in past years but there have never been confirmed reports of Iraqi troops actually entering…

… Syria. Reports from Cairo said the chief of the Arab unified com- United Arab Republic, told a meet- mand, Lt. Gen. Aly Amer of the ing of the Arab League Defense Council that Iraqi troops were necessary…

…. In the northern Jordanian town of Nablus, a 24-hour curfew was lifted as tension after an attempt- ed student demonstratioin Monday seemed to lessen. The attempted demonstration and a general strike…

… Prospector. ly and politically. Nasser Raps Iran's Stand CAIRO, Egypt (1) - President Gamal Abdel Nasser has demanded that the Arab states stand up and be counted on their attitude to- ward Iran in the light…

… against the Shah. He is pressing other Arab states to follow suit, but so far none has done so. The Arab nations still consider themselves at war with Israel. Iran, a Moslem but not an Arab nation, does not…

… rejoicing at the unprecedented calm and freedom in which about 92 million people voted Thursday, at least five at- tacks were staged by students and others angry either at the conduct of the voting or early…

… camps. "This is what is being done at Interlochen in the winter, but the idea has not spread as fast as it should," he1 said. Last year the Interlochen Arts Academy was opened, permitting students to…

…- liminaries to the state finals. The festival would be strictly for student solo performances and would be classified into elemen- tary, junior high and senior high divisions, Prof. Maddy said. By CARL COHEN…

… Cairo University said Friday eve- ning in a lecture given to the Arab Club at the International Center. The talk, which Prof. MdEl- Garh called "more of an informal chat" was entitled, "The Origin of…

… Arabic Language and its Relation to Other Semitic Languages." Prof. MdEl-Garh noted that it is a "clear and established fact" that the Semitic peoples of Meso- potamia, Syria, Palestine, Arabia, and…

…" that Arabs do not regard the Semitic people as their own, because "they should cherish their common heritage," he said. We have very little information about the Arabic people and their language before…

… examples of the similarity between Biblical Hebrew and mod- ern Arabic, but said that before the 10th century A.D. ancient lin- guists overlooked any likeness be- tween Arabic and any other lan- guage. Sound…

… Combination To an Arab, speech means "a sound combination that makes sense according to what is laid down," either given by God to Adam or agreed upon by the lead- ers. Because of this definition the Arabic…

… language has always been glorified and not thought of in terms of any other language. The idea of anyone who can speak "supreme Arabic" learning anoth- er tongue is often shocking, Prof. MdEl-Garh said. Prof…

…. MdEl-Garh also spoke. of the re-Arabization of Gaza." He said that of all the lands that have turned to Islam, the Arabs "felt at home" only with those people who had originally been "their The…

… Meier, S. J., the school's treasurer announced. At this new rate of $27 per credit hour, the average student will pay $768 per year for tuition. Declaring that the University of Detroit will still have…

… agreed is the key to a solution of Monday and Tuesday in Michigan, U.S.-Chinese relations. and Chen, whose group is composed -In Selma, more than 200 white of students in the U.S. "seeking and Negro…

… the announcement from Vi- e enna of a joint French-Soviet DAMASCUS, Syria-Army offi-' r agreement to pool efforts in or- cials from Arab countries border- o der to develop a color television ing Israel…

… have laid down "a uni- e system for Europe. This announce- fied plan for concerted Arab ac- , mpnt jut nrinr tn. U pinnnan ilin the Oeveto f r dnra,, hne- where they were landowners and failed." Porter…

… made public, but the announcement said it would be submitted to the unified Arab high command in Cairo and the Arab league for approval. * * GUILD HOUSE 802 Monroe 1 I MONDAY NOON LUNCH 25c. IAT ARE…

…, English and European College Students DEPART: SPECIAL FEATURES JULY 8 for 71 Weeks " 3-Day Seminar in London prior to arrival in Israel COST: " Intensive Work-Study-Travel Program in Israel " Two…

…-Week Kibbutz Stay 1 9 0 " Seminars with Anglo-Saxons Now Living in Israel SPONSORSHIP: Student Zionist Organization, Inter-University Jewish Federation (Great Britain), World Union of Jewish Students…

… APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM: STUDENT ZIONIST ORGANIZATION 515 PARK AVENUE-NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022 PLAN YOUR A A. W&a =. ' . i r HOl PATIO LOUNGE SHIFT In combed cotton sateen fp '. { s . ..\ , 44 :r> 4…

…"We Always Insisted on a Salute to the Flag" ° r IrIdgal Batey 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 Prevai" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or…

… summer's eliminated. will be consideration of a tuition hike and It has ordered the administration to start severe operations cutbacks, the details of which cutting from students already admitted for are…

… Claifrnnia Aovernn PatV Arabs... To the Editor: AGREE with Mr. Storch's edi- torial, in which he reviewed the recent lecture on the Arab-Israeli conflict, that the general tone of the speaker was that of one…

… speaker. The speaker, an Arab, belongs to the Semitic race, and represents a people who, as all historians and sociologists know today, could not, because of their peculiar concepts of religion, race and…

… politics, apply the same derog- atory meanings to the terms "Se- mitic" and "Jewish" that Euro- peans apply to them. As a religion, Judaeism is no more discriminated against in the Arab world than are…

… Catholics discriminated against in the U.S.A. The attitude of Arabs towards Zionists (not Jews) can be compared to the attitude of the United States towards the Mor- mons when they wished to estab- lish a…

… religious state in Utah. 2) The speaker did not use the term "one stinking penny"; a spectator did. 3) The speaker was an Arab League, and not a U.AR., official. 4) He did not equate the Jewish people with…

…:30-5:30. Events Friday Student Recital: Karen Klipec, so- prano, will present a recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Music on Fri., May 19, 8:30 p.m., in Aud. A. Miss Klipec will…

…'t these Zionists have any gratitude? Of course, the Arab students on this campus disregard the millions in foreign aid granted the other hopes to make its re- cipients see that democracy is wealthier…

…br, AlditgatnBatty Seventy-Second Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where OpininsAre re STUDENT…

… bloodily, other times marked by sneaky, dirty, petty politics, was halted two weeks ago by a sort of truce: the new structure for the Office of Student Affairs. Perhaps the feud between Vice- President for…

… Student Affairs James A. Lewis, and the students and faculty members out to "get" his as well as clean up his office, is over for good, as both parties turn to other matters; more likely, it will continue…

… points of contention, probably can account for the vast majority of students shunning and ignoring the struggle, as well as the smirking by most of the fac- ulty members towards the few professors involved…

…. * * * MANY OF the administrators, too, were unconcerned, although some might have had nagging wor- ries that their departments could be the next target for the student- faculty madmen. But despite the almost…

… several highly intelligent students, highly- respected faculty men and high- level administrators thought that proposed reforms for the OSA did merit serious and intensive con- sideration. Since the debate…

… on subordinate or student conduct, until University author- ities would step in and lay down the law, sometimes in an arbitrary and ex-post-facto manner; Also known, or so the word fil- tering out of…

… from parental or student-faculty wrath towards the OSA policies the Pres- ident wanted to carry out. * * * THE FACULTY members: The University Senate Student Rela- tions Committee (SRC), and es…

…, and the harm thereby generated upon the educational goals of the University. THE STUDENTS: Mostly Daily editors and staff writers, who with access to information avail- able to few other students, were…

… 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…

…:....._._. _ ____ _ __ __ 'CHARGE POLICE BRUTALITY: Student Death May POSiTiON OPENINGS: therapists. Public Health Nurse, $$ de- grEe plus certification. 10 mos. terms of LCamp Fire Gxirls, lnc.--Opeinigs at duity. Detroit and…

… 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…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDrIED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN __ _UUNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR…

… September by the Faculty Assembly, called for greater student participation in University af- fairs. Since its approval, a subcommittee of the Assembly's Student Relations Com- mittee. has examined the report…

… for a few hours. Which isn't to say that there aren't professors here who can teach students. Personally I've run into five who can. Nor is it to say that Fiedler has been the intellectual salva- tion…

… of the University's under- graduates. What can one man, any man, do in three weeks? But his presence does illustrate the widespread feeling among students here that they aren't learning much of…

… is incredible that universities do not even begin to provide that edu- cation. Students understand this edu- cational vacuum. Hence, they have brought Leslie Fiedler here in pathetic effort to redress…

… provide students with "the ancient, cru- cial, high art of teaching, the kind of teaching which alone can claim to be called educational, an essential element in all noble human culture, and hence a task…

…'s decision to begin tapping terday repealed restrictions on a petition. One student leader said high quality of our staff is the the Jordan River - and Arab private gardening and livestock there probably would…

… minimum wage of students presently employed by the University will be increased from the present $1.00 per hour to a minimum of $1.15 Jan. 1, 1966 with an increase to $1.25 per hour by Jan. 1, 1967, stated…

… rates established by minimum wage laws," the report said. "Approximately 35 per cent of the University students are paid from $1.00 to $1.25 per hour. In September of this year there were approximately…

… 800 student workers who were paid $1.00 per hour as beginning rate working in food service units, the libraries, and in Try To Avert Syria, Israel Clash In Border Dispute Walkout n --- , VICE…

…'s report indicates there is a large enough number of students in the county to make the operation of the college not only practical but necessary. The committee believes a large number of potential community…

… college students between 18 and 65 will be unable to increase their job opportunities or prepare them- selves to attend a degree-granting college with a county community college. If the colleges were…

…-fourth mills for operation and for the election office work," the report said. Cooperation Douglas Brook, '65, president of Student Government Council, said Pierpont had contacted him and that this report was…

… prepared es- pecially for SGC. "I am happy to see this kind of attitude as it seems to negate to a great extent the assertion that the administra- tion is unwilling to negotiate with students." Brook pointed…

… to say that Pierpont has asked SGC to have a few members meet with him in the near future to discuss the wage problem. When asked what he thought the roll of the University of Mich- igan Student…

… Employes Union should be in the whole question of student wages, Brook said, "The union is taking the attitude of an ask and give relationship. SGC believes in student-administra on cooperation with the two…

…Al ditgau DBaily 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 opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all…

… reprints. THURSDAY, JUNE 29. 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: PETER STEINBERGER IN MACLEISH DRAMA: Mystery Answers Mystery Threat to Kuwait Challenges U.S. Commitment IN A LETTER to the Arab states-including Iraq…

… experience--whatever you may think of it personally. Bergman has brought to the screen a new intelectual dimension S PROPOSED BILL: Student Exchange Peace Corps Policy Awkward . SARGENT SHRIVER, director…

… over Arab CORE Rides THE ANN ARBOR Direct Action Committee, local branch of the Congress of Racial Equality, is making a big mistake in sending freedom riders to stage sit-ins in Dearborn. First, the…

… objectives of the corps is endangered. -RUTH EVENHUIS By FLORENCE SISKIND Daily Staff Writer PROBLEMS hindering foreign student exchange are being considered by Congress as part of a bill which would codify…

… and co- ordinate existing laws dealing with student exchange. The bill, stepping up govern- ment activities in the exchange of persons has recently been in- troduced in both the House and the Senate…

… by M. Robert Klinger, counselor at the Inter- national Center and an expert in immigration problems at the re- quest of the Government Liaison Committee of Foreign Student Ad- visors. ** * THE BILL…

… deals with three main areas of existing difficulties. The first of these is the role the fed- eral government plays in offering scholarships to foreign students to study in the United States. The bill…

… falls on universities and colleges in the United States. It is proposed that funds be authorized to aid uni- versities in the cost of educating foreign students beyond what the student pays in tuition…

… toward the realism of working ov- Kentucky, while volunteers being r.eseas." sent to Iran and Afghanistan are Need Information About STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE? Contact Campus Representative Miss Sue…

…. General Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student. organization notices are not accepted for publication. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Day Ca endar…

…. McInally Memorial Lec- ture: Arjay Miller, president of Ford Motor Co., will present the First An- nual William K. Mclnally Memorial Mandatory advanced registration may Interested students who are U…

… inquiries and Examiner, Room 3028, Rackham Build- requests for applications to the Insti- ing during office hours: Monday and tute of International Education, U.S Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 to Student…

… Program. 809 United Nations 12 noon. Plaza, New York, N.Y., 10017. Engineering Seniors and Graduate Last Chance Lecture: Will be given Students: The 1967 College Placement by Prof. Organski of the Political…

… plumbing, in- adequate heating and violated state fire laws. of Student Housing Justified, Criticized DRAMA To Be Read, Not Produced Drowse at the LMS for ideal Easter gifts ... LP albums to suit 'all…

…, the city actually did close up an attic garret on Forest St.-but only because the inspec- tor discovered bats flying around the room. nseliii Plan Optional Cou Attracts Few Students Wheeler says that…

… needed. The Dregs One argument, posed by Repub- lican Councilman Paul Johnson, was that the Corvettes and Jag- uars of students were filling up the parking lot of the Colonial Square apartments, a new…

… medium rent housing development. "The students are the dregs of society. Why do we need to provide hous- ing for them?" he asked council. TOMORROW: The Universi- ty's Role in Student Housing. By JOHN…

… played for the wedding lacked both vol- ume or the spontanaiety to con- tribtue to the festive feeling of the wedding or the Arab scene. The crowd scenes lacked ani- mation: the pace was too slow, hence…

…. However, with new lighter distri- bution requirements coming into effect, students may feel easier about that and join the program: Shawrioted. Sophomores were told that if they waited to join the program…

… students applauded the program as a step in the right direction, but said they did not want to bother with writing out the forms. Some felt they have enough freedom without it, saying 'they just see their…

… counselor to have him sign their election cards. "I walk in; I walk out," is one student's description of pre-clas- sification.' Students in the program ex- plained that they joined because they feel they do…

… not need a coun- selor's help; they know if they have problems they can always see a counselor, but under the option- al plan they do not have to. The final decision as 'to whether or not a student is…

… philosophically against more freedom, he doubts they are holding their students back from I i A' 0 4-~m DIAL 8-6416 Get Bluebooks at Student Book Service NEXT WEEK e KISS ME, KATE I F…

… with mixed reaction. the literary colle One expert, Charles Pascal of tion, analyzingi the Center for Research on Learn- how it has affec ing and Teaching, believes "some of students andi adjustments are…

…, Pascal suggests for the same old that pass-fail grading be extended grubbing";. to all courses outside the student's -Although stud major subject. what was hoped, Specialization or a ss-Fail Grading…

… would not have tried, the courses have not been appropriately re-structured. failing to provide the students with "more meaningful experi- ences in these courses." The way pass-fail is now organ- ized…

…, Pascal notes, students are actually encouraged to try and get C's. Currently, the only dif- ference between taking a course for a grade or on pass-fail is what appears on the transcript. A, B and C grade…

… become passes. D and F grades become fails. Thus, most students sought C's, though largely without too much success. There was a rough linear correlation between s t u d e n t s' grade point averages and…

… writes. They couldn't give up studying for the grade, he says. Pascal cites Miller on this effect of the pass-fail system. "It does not relieve the student of the bur- den of competition, anxiety, and the…

… motivation for pass-fail at the University, the objective of urging more students to take courses outside their area of specialization. Students responded to the pass- fail option by taking courses they…

… expectations of this audier quite different from the tw ly' math students, who se eral and parsimonious c rather than essential deta To solve this, he advoca scheduling of pass-fails liberal are far where there…

… are enough students al con- and making the instructor formal ly aware of what students are on ts who pass-fail, outside And in expanding the pass-fai nething option to all non-major courses tudents all…

… courses. "Pass-fail in introductory cour- eneral- ses would enable these students t ce' and make more intrinsically valuabl y of art choices for majors, rather tha ds and be influenced by the grades the…

… government spend- ing, taxing and credit policies on a noninflationary trend, but "not so restrictive that later on we have to deal with a recession." * * * FIVE ARAB GUERILLA ORGANIZATIONS yesterday flatly…

…. Hussein's plan - announced in Washington Thursday - resem- bles the United Nations resolution of Nov. 1967 which calls for Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab territory in return for an end to the Arab…

… years. -Daily-Peter Dreyfuss The Corpse Corps Students paraded yesterday on the Diag as part of a "death and oppression" march sponsored by Resistance. The march will continue through tomorrow and…

….y.o.)-Women's Liberation-Revolutionary Youth Politics -Prison Tapes (802 Monroe basement) plus others 2:30 Organic Food (b.y.o.) -High School Organizing-Imperialism-Alterna- tives to the Draft-Dylan-Student Worker Alliance…

… of 1,000 gallons a minute. HURRIED NEGOTIATIONS: British Withdawa Prompts Arab Nations Defense Pact MOSCOW (A)-A Soviet prose- cutor asked yesterday that four young intellectuals be imprisoned for…

… a massive point on the Suez Canal ceaseE package of spending cuts design- fire line. ed, once and for all, to restore nean had been clarified and the over all situation, especially on the Arab…

….S., government, here and in Wash- ington, protested this "flagrant r violation of the immunity of an American diplomatic officer. HI-Fl STUDIO TV-STEREO RENTALS STUDENT RATES 121 West Washington Downtown…

…-Across from the Old German 761-0342 Student or Teacher to do library research at University of Michigan Library Prefer library science major, $3.00 per hour. Write M.I.S., P.O0. Box 5 129, Grosse Pointe…

… Communist troops. since June 5-10 Arab Israeli war. In contrast, the first week of The operation will begin in a January 1967 was relatively quiet. few days, an official source said. s . ! r I . 4 t . i AH…

… month in salar- ies alone. NEW SEMES We will obtain any PAPERBOUND BOOK in print- list 95c & Up at 10% OFF LIST PRICE For students ar GLOBAL 4829 WOOWARD (nr. Wa Open daily 11A.M. to 5 P.M -AP Wirephoto…

… strongly they were on Egypt's payroll. The captives were in the pay of "those who claim Arabism, claim faith in unity," declared informa- tion minister Mustafa Baroodi in a statement broadcast by Damas- cus…

… radio. President Nasser of the now- sundered United Arab Republic is the No. 1 exponent of unifica- tion of all Arabs, from Northwest Africa to the Persian Gulf. Nasser has called the Syrian re- volt last…

… week against Cairo's rule a setback "which must be the starting point for destroying re- action and treason" throughout the Arab sphere. TER SPECIAL POWER ELITE by C. Wright Mills 50c I Supply Limited…

… Student Government Council READING and DISCUSSION SEMINAR: I I I 11 …

… never seems to take a rest until spring. Consequently, classrooms become saunas and during a scant 50 minute class studen.ts feel compelled to peel off all the layers of ipage three clothes they so…

…-6264 where the heads of all nations meet SHOWS TODAY A C 1, 3, 5, 7, the news today by The Associated Prass and College Press Ser vice ARAB GUERRILLAS blasted a Lebanese mountain fortress yesterday and then…

… were driven back from storming an army stronghold, military spokesmen said. Rashaya, which has been under attack for three days, could prove a decisive factor in the conflict between the Arab guerrillas…

…,600-student college. A spokesman for the group said Vassar blacks VASSAR GIRL talks to self-appointed guards in a hallway of the Administration Bldg. The building is partly occupied by black women students…

… immediately known how many girls took part in the seizure or how many male students helped them. The occupied section includes a cafeteria, the school post office, telephone switchboard and admjin- istrative…

… he devoted his efforts to pharmacy education and stu- dent affairs. He was a member of the Senate Assembly's Student Re- lations Committee. Dean Tom D. Rowe of the phar- macy school said, "Dr. Deno was…

… Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0552. Second Class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, 420 Maynard St.. Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. Published daily…

… articles in maga- Arab Students is sponsoring an zines and journals. Arabian Art Exhibit featuring This year's analysis is exploring artists Ismail and Tamam Sham- the factors which influence vot- mont in Rm…

… tourna- Nesbit trains residents and in- ment will begin in Frieze Bldg. terms in this particular area of 10 a.m. - The Organization of surgery. Arab Students is sponsoring an Since 1930 he has trained the…

… Shakespeare without ever having seen a Shakespearean production. Students have the opportunity to see Shakespeare in the sum- mer festivals scattered throughout the United States and Canada..No such opportunity…

… now exists in this country for the student of Greek plays. Restore Greek Tragedies Realizing the need to restore the Greek tragedies for American audiences, and thereby revive the Greek cultural…

… Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on Request; Day Calendar items appear once only, Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Day Calendar Meeting of…

…" in Aud. B. 7 p.m.-12:30 a.m.-The Union and the International Student Association will sponsor the an- nual "World's Fair." The theme is "Showplace of Nations." There will be exhibits in the Union and…