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…Grenada action illegal, 'U' law profs claim The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 9, 1983 -Page 3 Former U.S. Rep. McClosliey tells, Arabs io unite By ALYSSA FIRST President Reagan's order to…

… of policy but to talk about the legal issues," said University law Prof. Alex Aleinikoff, a former Department of Justice attorney. Aleinikoff told the student audience that Reagan violated the War…

… returning black students. Films Classic Film Theater - Grease, 7 p.m.; Urban Cowboy, 9 p.m., Michigan Theater. Hill St. Cinema - Animal Crackers, 7 & 9 p.m., 1429 Hill St. Performances The Ark - DOA, 8 p…

…. Education, Office of Minority Student Affairs - Reception for Dean Carl Berger, noon, 1211 School of Education. American Red Cross - Blood Drive, 1-7 p.m., East Quad. Art - "Works in Progress," Slusser…

… American Conser- vation Corps? 2 p.m., 1201 East Engineering. Student Wood and Crafts Shop - Power tools safety class, 6 p.m., 537 SAB. WCBN 88.3 FM - Radio Free Lawyer, 6 p.m. UAC - Laughtrack, with Jerry…

….m. By MICHAEL ROLNICK "There are more than enough Arab- Americans to visit their congressmen and say, 'cut aid to Israel,' but the Arab-American is home bitching about the injustice of it and not…

… participating in the American political system," former Congressman Paul McCloskey said last night. McCloskey, speaking at a forum on Arab-Israeli-American issues, went on to say "The biggest problem with the…

… Arabs is the Arabs," and tha Arabs cannot decide between them what their own goals are. ON THE OTHER side of the coin, McCloskey said "Israel has become the bully in that part of the world ... but I…

… policies of South Africa. McCloskey focused his talk on the need for an Arab Lobby in Congress to counter the ever present Jewish Lobby, claiming that "the Jewish community views the preservation of Israel…

… Reassessment of Aid to Israel, a Palestinian Aid Society, and the American Arab Anti- Discrimination Committee. Daily Photo by DOUG McMAHON Former U.S. Congressman Pete McCloskey tell local Arabs that they must…

…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Thursday, May 5, 1983 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCill, No. 1-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan…

… autonomous Arab state established quickly on the West bank. But allow an autonomous Arab state to exist on the West Bank-inside the heart of Israel-before Israel has achieved peace with all her Arab neighbors…

… would be suicide for the state and the Israelis well know this. Only after her Arab neighbors have given Israel peace, and that means real peace, with commer- cial exchanges, cultural ex- changes and…

… tourist exchanges, can Israel be ready to negotiate having an autonomous Arab state inside her borders. Schultz is hell bent on achieving a West Bank set- tlement first, then solving the problem of peace…

… between Israel and her Arab neighbors. -It is a totally wrong approach to the problem. Either Schultz does not realize this or he ignores it but, in doing so his stampede to impose his kind of peace in the…

… that tenured professors would be laid off. Diag marchers rally in support o Arabs, PLO By GEORGEA KOVANIS TWO University security guards About 16 pro-Palestinian students positioned on the steps of the…

…. anniversary of Israel's recognition by Sonsored by the Organization of the United States. Arab Students and the General Union Beginning at noon, the protesters for Palestine Students, march marched in a large…

… several years, while more money would be channeled into the exercise science program. Professors said this shift won't effect most students in the department since the other two programs have lost…

… popularity in the past 10 years. The greater emphasis on physical fitness today is the main reason that the majority of students in the department are involved in the exercise science program. THE COMMITTEE…

… because they just lost another Arab country," said PrE f le . . 7 one onlooker who refused to be iden- E l ThEa05 tified. "Their interpretation (of the htaty shares secrets with the 3a'ly issues) and my…

… agreement (Continued from page 1)' overall direction placed the future course of the nation squarely in the Arab fold. "It is Arab in identity and a con- stituent member of the Arab League, bound by its…

… agreements," read an unofficial text released by several of the delegates. Exactly how the definition of Lebanon as an Arab state would be put into effect was not explained, which ap- parently gave the…

….by TOD WOOLF Rainy days Students and passersby didn't let the precipitation dampen their spirits as they walked througb the Diag yesterday. L 1 1 UNION GroundF Hoor Join The Daily …

… Its Image in Biblical Sources," 4 p.m., 3050 Frieze Bldg. LaRaza Law Students - Raymond Romero, "Latino Political In- volvement in the United States," 7:30 p.m., 132 Hutchins Hall. Center for Japanese…

… Development - 5:30 p.m., Campus Inn. Alliance of Lesbian and Gay Male Social Work Students - 5:15 p.m., 2075 Frieze Bldg. Racquetball - Practice meeting, 8 p.m., Cts. 10 & 11, CCRB. Inter-Varsity Christian…

… Yoga Prac- tices, 7:30 p.m., Conf. Rm. A, League. Student Wood & Crafts Shop - Advanced Power Tools Safety, 6 p.m., 537 SAB. Near Eastern Studies - Book Sale, used books related to the Near East & North…

… Strip would be disastrous to Israel, Economics Prof. Gur Offer, of Hebrew University in Jerusalem told about fifty students and community members gathered at the Hillel Foun- dation building last night…

….. . what should be done with the one and one-quarter million Arab population." Offer added that an- nexation of the West Bank would be "detrimental in every respect" to Israel. A member of the Israeli…

… pacifist movement, Peace Now, Offer said he believes that if the West Bank is an- nexed, no Arab nation will ever sign a peace treaty with Israel. "The risk of a permanent state of war is a very heavy one…

… by itself," he said. "If we annex the West Bank, this is going to put us in .. . a permanent state of war," he added. OFFER SAID the initiation of peace in the Middle East lies in the hands of the Arab…

… population. "(Achieving peace) is 95 percent the job of the Arabs," he said. "We can see signs of what's going to happen if Arabs are granted citizen- ship)," Offer said. "There are two sets of laws in the…

… West Bank: One for Jews and one for Arabs." He said giving citizenship to Arabs is not the key to solving the war in the Middle East. Offer urged everyone to study the issues surrounding peace in the…

… Middle East. He said people should study the See ISRAELI, Page 5 Daily Photo by ELIZABETH SCOTT Gur Offer, a member of an Israeli pacifist organization, addresses students and community members at a…

…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, June 14, 1983 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 16-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan…

…, but Rubenstein: You can impose there is a problem of De Facto occupation, but you can't impose annexation. It's not only my e n o aseyu can position, there are many in Israel pose it, because the Arab…

… world is that oppose this De Facto n- much, much larger. You know, nexation. According to the Camp it's from Morroco to the Gulf. We David accord, we are not allowed can't impose peace on the Arab to…

… annex it because -we have to world, we can't win the war Rubenstein wait, against the whole Arab world, but About two years ago, the the whole Arab world is not'the ."..Israel shouldn't annex West Bank…

…- Palestinians scattered all over order. We are not the policemen. nments who promote settlemen- the Arab world. The problem is Many people think the Begin is, do it because they want to an-ypolthn teBgi nex the…

… pi mu Alpha xi delta Alternative action film series American chemical society American nuclear society Amnesty int'lstud support Anachronisms, creative Angelflight Arab students ass. Arab students org…

… Student Assembly last year. The list is not complete because not all groups approach MSA for recognition. Some of the names will be different this year, but there undoubtedly will be just as many…

… fraternity Adams house -African students ass. AIAA Airforce rotc A ireshires Alpha chi omega Alpha kappa alpha inc. Alpha omega fello wship Alpha omicron pi Alpha phi alpha inc. Alpha phi omega Alpha phi Alpha…

… interhouse council Band o rama Baptist student union Bartlett-douglas wing gov't Beta alpha psi Bicycle club, um Black dental stud. ass. Black greek ass. Black stud. org. Black stud. union Blanchard for…

…, the Free china students ass. Friars, um Friends int'l coop Friends of common ground theatre ensemble Friends of ozone louse Friends of the tower society Galens medical soc. Galens medical soc. Game club…

…-stanford wing gov't Hart advisory committee Hellenic university soc. His house christianflshp Huber house council IAAA TDC Income tax project India students assn. Industrial design sox. of amer. Industrial…

… Interfraternity council Irish-amer. stud. assn. It's our university Japan club Kappa alpha theta Kappa kappa psi Korean students assn. Krishna yoga club La groc La raza law students LASC Latin america culture…

… project Law schil stud. senate Lawyer's guild (see national lawyer's guild) Lesbian & gay male soc. wk. stud. Lesbian network, univ Lewis/van duren win gov't Libertarian league, a2 Libyan students union…

… Lowbrow astronomers, univ LSA student gov't M-2 coffee clutch Madison entertainment, inc. Manufacturing engineers Maral, students for Maranatha christian fishp Marketing club, um Markley minority affairs…

… council Medical student council Men's glee club, um Mich-christ fellowship Michifish Michigan citizens lobby Michigan review, inc. Midshipman battalion nrotc Minority assn. of allied health Minority assn…

… "truck bomb" through a wall of gunfire and blew up an Israeli command post yesterday, in a grisly replay of the Beirut Marine attack. At least 29 Israelis and 10 Arab prisoners were reported killed. Israel…

… lashed out swiftly in reprisal, sending waves of warplanes against Arab targets in Lebanon. As many as 60 people were killed in the air strikes, Lebanese reports said. RESPONSIBILITY for the bombing of the…

… day, cranes, bulldozers and soldiers with blowtorches worked at the bombing r See TERRORIST, Page 2 Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS Student entrepeneur Jeff Gelman stands by some of the games which have…

… months. TO ASSIST him, Gelman employs, two other students and a full-time technician. Their salaries, and the machines themselves, account for just about all the expenses of the business. "Because we have…

… venture. Citing the $4,000 price tag on the games currently available, he says he'll start buying "when the price goes down." Students to stay put in next bomb.threat By NEIL CHASE , Because of a recent…

… threats were called into the two dorms within a twenty-four hour period earlier this week. Stockwell received one bomb threat that sent students into the streets at 3 a.m. early thius semester, and another…

… call. THIS TIME, however, Stockwell residents were informed of the threat, but were not ordered to leave. Mosher-Jbrdan Resident Director Lydia Bud- See STUDENTS, Page 3 Tenant groups feud over who…

… the students who head the resour- ce center, which was created last April, say they should receive the money because union leaders have not used the funds properly in the past. THE MONEY for the tenants…

…. _ CRLT Faculty Workshop - "Instructional Uses of Microcomputers: Compilation of Bibliographies Using Microcomputer software," 3:15-5 p.m. For info. call 763-2396. Hillel - Avri Fisher, "Arab…

…-Jewish Coexistence in Israel," 7 p.m., 1429 Hill; brown bag with Avri Fisher, "The Project in Givat Haviva: Arab- Jewish Relations (in Hebrew)," noon, Rooms 1 & 2, Michigan League. Museum of Art - Art break with Maria…

…. Latin American Solidarity Committee - Central American students, 8 p.m., International Center. School of Education - Shelley Kovacs and Deborah Nystrom, "Teacher Certification Information Meeting," 2:30 p…

…League Internation Night - Spain and Portugal, 5-7:15 p.m., Michigan League Cafeteria. Student Alumni Council - "Play-by Play" contest preliminaries, 4-6 p.m., University Club. Eclipse Jazz - Jam session, 9:30 p…

….m., University Club, Michigan Union. Student Wood & Crafts Shop - Advanced power tools safety, 6-8 p.m., 537 SAB. Red Cross - Blood drive, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Michigan Union. Straight Shooters - Turkey shoot, 10 a…

… by hand to studen- ts who are interested in enrolling at the University. "I CAN ONLY hope that by providing this personalized attention, students will begin to feel that the University is a human place…

….. . and that they can be a part of the student life here," said Washington. LSA Junior Maria Torres and Millicent Newhouse, an LSA sophomore, have written more than 100 letters to students, most of whom…

… have sent the University their college en- trance test scores. Torres and Newhouse, who are minority students, introduce them- selves in their handwritten letters and tell how the letter recipients can…

… con- tact them. "I THINK minorities have this idea that Michigan isn't for them. Having students that are actually here talking to them will help, instead of just talking to a counselor," Newhouse said…

…. "It adds that personal touch," said Torres. the women also greet minority students who come to visit the Univer- sity from Detroit high schools, and Torres said that many of the students SAID defeats…

…. MSA okays funds for Mideast seminar By LAURIE DELATER Despite objections by a pro-Israel student group, the Michigan Student Assembly voted last night to allocate $1,000 to the Organization of Arab…

…. SEVERAL STUDENTS who were not affiliated with any organization also turned out to protest the funds. Jeff Colman, a public policy graduate student, said he thought t4e Organization of Arab Students had…

… organization of Arab students, said a variety of Israeli speakers were invited but that several were unable to attend. "I invite whoever I think will fit the See MSA, Page 7 Doily Photo by JON SNOW Student Mary…

… list are motivated toward peace. He said he thought there was no distinct Arab per- spective on the Mideast situation. "What do people mean as an Arab point of view," he said. "I think (the conference…

… coor- dinators) did a good jol representing different points of view," Davis said, adding the assembly should have n-in- terest in perpetuating the Arab stereotype. Assembly members also argued that in…

…-classified research. Critics of the decision charge that the Students protest research demand public forum (Continued from Page 1) GAMOTA, A former research direc- tor for the Pentagon, called to cancel on Friday…

… information on defense research projects is available. But graduate student Vicki Shapiro countered: "There are a lot of mem- bers of the student body who have not had a chance to speak to you in- dividually…

…, and find out what's going on." Marx, one of the student members of the Research Policies Committee, said the idea of informal meetings with in- terested people is not practical, and does not provide…

… on the part of the Progressive Students Network, which organized the meeting. "We are tired and frustrated with the administration snowballing us like they did today.. . we are going to take a lit- tle…

… the Michigan Student Assembly. MEDICAL SCHOOL Prof. Daniel Ringler said the majority of the com- mittee's members do not think that cer- tain projects in question violate the University guidelines…

… Student Union Ticket Office Michigan Trailways-Ann Arbor Agent 995-8899 Reservations deadlineFeb 4 1983 INDUSTRIAL ARTS/VOC ED . You're Needed All Over the World. Ask Peace Corps Industrial Arts/Voc Ed…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 6, 1983 Soies Arabs condemn rai~d From AP and UPI The Soviet Union yesterday condemned U.S. retaliatory strikes on Syrian anti-aircraft positions in…

… Lebanon and said it will aid Arab forces battling U.S. and Israeli troops in the Middle East. The denunciation came during a news conference on nuclear missiles in Europe. THE KREMLIN'S chief spokesman…

…, Leonid Zamyatin, said the U.S. bombing was a "new factor of aggression" in the" Middle East. Moscow "censures and condemns this actof aggression," Zamyatin said. "Arab countries will take the measures…

… the Israeli and American aggression in this district," he said. THE U.S. AIR strike also drew reaction from Arab nations ranging from calls for restraint on further military interven- tion to…

… letters to all Arab leaders and a number of foreign heads of state "pledging he is determined to confront any aggression...The man remains prisoner in Syria American intervention in Lebanon has turned…

… into the stage of direct military aggression against Syria, Lebanon and the Arab nation," requiring "serious confrontation." Premier.Bettino Craxi hinted yester- day that Italy might pull its 2…

… alarming and tragic." Hearing delayed in 'U' student's draft registration case '(Continued from Page 1). According to American Civil Liber- ties Union attorneys James Lafferty, who is representing Rutt…

…, December 6, 1983 (ISSN 0745-967X) The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420…

…Graw, Scott News Editor .......... .........GEORGE ADAMS McKinlay, BarbMcQuade. Lisa Noferi. Phil Nussel, Rob Student Affairs Editor .................. BETH ALLEN Pollard, Mike Redstone, Scott Solowich, Paula…

… - Improvisational comedy revue, "Full Frontal Lunacy," 9p.m., 408W. Washington. Professional Theater Program - "Old Times," 8 p.m., Trueblood Arena, Frieze Bldg. Speakers Organization of Arab Students, Arab…

… Student jobs available in Britain, Ireland February 19 Films Black Cinema Project - Josephine Baker, Black and Tan, and The Har- der They Come, 7:30 p.m., Palmer Park Aud. Ann Arbor Film Co-op - Picnic…

… United States, has been hit hard by unemployment in the past few years. Keeping that in mind, Britain would not seem a likely place for American college students to find work. Thanks to a special agreement…

… bet- ween the British and U.S. governments, however, an employment exchange program, which began in 1966, allows students the opportunity to work abroad. Police notes 1~ THE PROGRAM, administered…

… join- tly by the British Universities North America Club and4he Council on Inter- national Educational Exchange, has helped thousands of American students to find work in Britain, bypassing the red tape…

… involved in getting foreign work permits. A fee of $60 buys qualified students a "Blue Card," which clears them for six months of paid work overseas. A similar employment program in Ireland was set up in…

… 1975 in cooperation with the Union of Students in Ireland and the Irish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. HUNDREDS OF students participate annually and are permitted to work throughout Ireland for a period of…

… up to four months. Earlier this week, Nicholas Meaney and Maggie Barnes from the British program, and Irish representative Seona Mac Reamoim were in Ann Ar- bor to address students about their…

… money, if students are willing to look for them. "THE IDEA of the program is to give students who normally couldn't afford the cost of traveling in Europe the op- portunity to do so," Meaney said. Dr. Jim…

… Gehlhar of the University's International Center said, "It's a good program because it offers students a means to get jobs (in Europe) legally over the summertime." In the past, students have worked as…

…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Thursday, May 19, 1983 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 7-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan…

… percent of non- registered students. Several bills in the U.S. House and Senate have been introduced to repeal or delay the law, but Rep. Gerald Solomon (R-N.Y.) who authored the amendment said he will…

… appeal any ruling or bill to the U.S. Supreme Court. University President Harold Shapiro has criticized the rules for carrying out the law which would require schools to check if a student is registered…

… law because it is a clear example of discrimination. It discriminates against low-income students who need federal aid to continue their education. It discriminates against men, because they are the…

… such as Yale and Dartmouth have opposed the law and offered to provide alternative sources of aid for students who refuse to register. The University cannot afford such a luxury and therefore, must fight…

… addressing the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon, thescontroversy over West Bank settlements or any other matter germane to Israeli- Arab differences, Begin focused on Soviet activities. There is no…

… or near the Arabian Sea. Oman, the United Arab Emirates and Marxist South Yemen alerted naval ships; air force jets and army units to be on the lookout, Arab diplomatic sources in Bahrain said. The…

…-choice counter-rally but many of the students participating said they had heard about the anti-abortion demonstration and had come hoping to join in any opposition. "I was really hoping for a heated See LOCALS…

… play Help wanted DETERMINED TO tackle students' grim economic outlook, the Michigan Student Assembly is looking for volunteers for a financial aid committee. The group's goal is to coordinate student…

… lobbyists for financial aid at the state and possibly the national level while building a student-run financial aid program at the University. The committee will look into a computer system to match…

… University students with unclaimed scholarships and loans, and a fund-raising and disbursement program to generate Also on this date in history: * 1913 - The Union Dance Committee decided to place a ban on…

…. The amendment reduced the time between the election and inauguration of the President to eliminate a long "lame duck" period: * 1965 - A student "stay-in" of two local theatres,.the Michigan Theatre and…

…," 8p.m., 1522 Hill. Friends of the Ann Arbor Public Library - Jane Myers, "One Woman's Viewpoint," 7:30 .m., Meeting Room, 343 S. Fifth. International Student Pugwash - Carl Cohen, "The Ethics of Human…

…. American Arab Anti-Discrimination League - Roberta Strauss Feuerlict, 7 p.m., 1414 Hill. -Meetings Cooperative Outdoor Adventures - 7:30 p.m:, 1402 Mason. Undergraduate English Association - Social committee…

…, Student Wood & Crafts Shop - Advanced power tools safety, 6-8 p.m., 537 SAB. League International Night - Germany, 5-7:15 p.m., Michigan League Cafeteria. Eclipse Jazz - Jam session 9:30 p.m., University…

… Club, Michigan Union. To submit items for the Happenings Column, send them in care of ' Happenings, The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Steiner says student input needed By CHERYL…

… BAACKE Students shouldn't be given a position on LSA's top decision-making committee, but student knowledge and input are needed in other areas, LSA Dean Peter Steiner said yesterday. "Student input into…

… decision-making can be very viable in certain areas," Steiner told about 20 people at Campus Meet the Press. But he said he thought students are better suited to serve on departmental committees than on the…

… LSA Executive Committee, which makes sensitive personnel and budget decisions. LSA STUDENT Government members have fought for several years to create a voting student position on the Executive Committee…

…, but have been unsuc- cessful. In addition to serving on committees, Steiner said, students can voice their opinions through course evaluations. Changes in student interests sometimes are a factor in…

… deciding which programs to review, he said. Reviews are carried on continually-five to seven departments are reviewed each year-and changes in faculty, budget concerns, and shifts in student needs and…

… control our mission and our destiny. I'd rather make those decisions deliberately than by random," Steiner said. The college must also plan for projected declines in student enrollment over the next few…

…C OPINION Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCIV - No. 18 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily…

…. Well, don't get this one wrong - Harold and Vivian Shapiro moved their annual party from their house to the student Union. Why move down the street, though? Having it at the University president's house…

… carried away. Why move to the Union? They won't even let you bring your own food in. And besides,.we can go to the Union anytime, how often do we get to drop by your house and chat. Sure, the "new" student…

… pleading with their own prime minister to stay in of- fice. In the long run, an Arafat dismissal could prove far more significant-for Arabs and Israelis alike-than Begin's departure from the scene. The bad…

… the organization. Their words carry great weight, because the commission is drawn from inside the Palestinian community itself and is not an- swerable to "outsiders" in the Arab world. The commission…

… the solution lies in outside Arab intervention. As for his response to the com- mission, he already has made public statements to the effect that the investigation "had failed." What remains to be seen…

…~lA~ STUDY I cometSSIR 510 \7 o . Y 1S (N . tq 3 LETTERS TO THE DAILY Students love communication 101 To the Daily: There are several things I want to say in answer to Barbara Misle's commentary upon the…

… Department of Communication ("Communication department masks fluff," Daily, September 21). Her judgement of Com- munication 101 is sharply at odds with most of her fellow students. The course was taught by…

… the same teacher last term, and received a 6.28 rating on student evaluations. This is based upon a seven-point scale. Reagan handicap not funny To the Daily: It is reprehensible that the Daily should…

… BLOOM COUNTY She is obviously put off at at- tending a 300-student lecture class aimed at freshpersons. It is not even a concentration course, but a pre-concentration course. Ms. Misle's anger apparently…

… order will not have to be issued. S AT ~~*S comparison ~ unnecessary (Continued from Page 1) educational statement," Erickson says. Because the University does not use quotas for admitting students from…

… various states, Erickson says there is no reason for admissions to use infor- mation on state comparisons. But the University does seek geographical balance: "We might give an edge to a student from Arizona…

… over a student from Illinois," says Erickson. Both Erickson and Womer endorse the use of SAT scores in the college ad- missions process, however. "It's a good second criterion," says Womer, "the first…

… being high school grades." In addition to the student's grade point average and SAT scores, ad- IL emissions officers also consider class AP Photo rank, improvement in grades, level of difficulty of…

… coursework, and the diver- ildren ages sity of the student's academic program. But, Erickson said, "test scores do predict academic success in college." All together now Three-thousand young Japanese…

… West Bank yesterday and thousands of Israeli Arabs chanting "PLO, PLO" marched in the Galilee region to protest the seizure of Arab-owned land. The violence came as Syria and the Soviet Union both…

… the occupied territory, Israel Radio said, despite Israeli deployment of 5,000 riot police for Land Day - the 7th annual protest of Israel's seizure of Arab-owned land. "We are demanding our own…

… is our country." SJbe 3idhigau IBlaiIg Vol. XCIII, No. 142 Thursday, March 31, 1983 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through…

… intervention. This is a paid position requiring evening and weekend work. GUIDE workers must be enrolled students, and must possess good interpersonal skills. Previous counseling work is not necessary. To apply…

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… a month of negotiations. The problems reportedly included details of how the interdistrict transfers would be financed, how transfer students would be transported and how the quality, of education in…

… the 23, one refused and has since reconsidered, and 15 already are accepting black students from the city voluntarily. The other seven districts added to the trial are those which have refused to…

…. Growing panic in Gulf states prom- pted Kuwait's health minister to an- nounce Wednesday night that Arab pollution experts would hold an emergency meeting in Manama on Sunday to propose "protective measures…

… includes Iran and Iraq in ad- dition to the six Gulf Arab states, has been rescheduled to Tuesday, instead of Saturday as originally announced. HE DID NOT elaborate on the dif- ficulties facing the delayed…

… FLIPPER MGE 1 TOKENS for$1 t & 2 with Student I.D. : . 1217 S. University 1- -- ---- ------ movement and the activities of Walesa are a mjaor preoccupation (of the Soviet officials). Poland is a very real…

…, Ann Arbor students will have shorter vacations during this school year - unless board members and teachers have another spat. The Week in Review was compiled by Daily staff writer Tom Miller and Daily…

… editor David Spak. Eeaedtu Tichigan Edited and managed by students ot The University of Michigan vol. XCIV - No. 16 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MJ 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the…

… Daily's Editorial Board Forgotten symbolism a 4 W HEN THE William Monroe Trotter house was established as a black student center in 1970, those who lobbied for it saw it as a symbol of the University…

… early as the mid-seventies, however, University commitment started to wane. The concept of a black student center mutated into a minority student center, tossing together blacks, Native Americans, Asians…

… stalemate there. For Arabs and Israelis, clearly, the two issues are inextricably connected. Ignorance of that fact is behind the deepening dilemma of American policy in the Eastern Mediterranean. For by…

… necesarv. it would lead to a rapid resolution of the crisis. IN FACT, mutual withdrawal was considered a real possibility only in the public utterances of the U.S. government. Not a single Arab state…

… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 16, 1983-Page 3 New fossil proves whale was once land mammal Parting words Students from the School of Natural Resources display a banner yesterday expressing…

… the University Museum of Paleontology, Neil Wells, a geology graduate student, S. M. Ibrahim Shah of the Geological Survey of Pakistan, and Donald Russell, of the French Museum of Natural History. The…

… workshop at Trotter House, 4 p.m., 1443 Washtenaw. Music - Saxophone students recital, 4 p.m., Rehearsal Hall; cello recital, Eliana Mendoza, 6:30 p.m., Art & Arch.; cello recital, Arnold Friedman, 8:30 p…

… of the Great Lakes In- dians by Basil Johnston, Ojibwe, 1 p.m., Aud. A, Angell. Dance - "Dances By Five Women," group works by master of fine arts students, 8 p.m., Studio A Theatre, Dance Building…

… African Studies - Jonathan Ngate, "A Ten- tative Workable Definition of Third World Literature," noon, 246 Lorch. American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee - Paul McCloskey, "The Role of Arab-Americans in…

… duty to work for "the common good of society." Student ci b be D O N4 e e e e o 0 J0 I DON'T GET CAUGHT IN TE RA! University Towers is now renting for fall and winter 1983-84 with the best location…

… on campus! Law Quad assault By HALLE CZECHOWSKI Following a March law quad fire and recent assault on a first-year law student. University law school officials arestepping up efforts to alleviate…

… student fears. In a letter sent to law school students on April 5, Dean Terrance Sandalow described the events as isolated in- cidents and said they were no reason for concern. BUT TENSION among students…

… has reached a high level. I 'irst.year. law-. student.David:crist, was arraigned Wednesday night in 15th District Court on charges of assault and battery. The charges stemmed from Crist's alleged attack…

… on his former roommate several weeks ago. According to Phil Quagliariello, a fir- st-year law student who roomed with Crist last fall, Crist walked into his room and began to beat him. He said he did…

… titled "In Search of a Near East Settlement: The Aftermath of Lebanon '82" which was sponsored by the University and Easten Michigan University chapter of the Organization of Arab Students.s' Al-Hoss said…

…'s problem and the Mideast problem are inseparable. The Arab unrest, he said, has provided a catalyst to the "ever-festering domestic problem" in that country. That problem, he said, may some day lead Lebanon…

… League of Arab States, speaks about U.S. and Arab relations yesterday in Rackham Auditorium. TODAY Reagan sees the light EVERYONE KNOWS celebrities can help sell a product. But a Phoenix toy company…

… experimental students course evaluations to be tested in the following school year. * 1973 - A jury of eight women and four men in less tharul 90 minutes convicted G. Gordon Liddy and James McCb-d Jr., two…

…The Michigan Daily-- Saturday, September 24, 1983-- Page 3 Arab jetliner crashes killing all 112 aboard ABU DHABI (AP)-A Gulf Air jetliner crashed and burned in the rugged mountains of this desert…

… cockpit voice tapes that could provide clues to the crash, airline sources said. Abu Dhabi and Dubai are two of the seven sheikdoms that comprise the United Arab Emirates, a 12-year-old federation on the…

… 'U' joins nationwide effort to curb campus drinking (Continued from Page 1) to think a student should learn how to drink in a school of hard knocks. The person who's on his knees at four o'clock on…

… said. "What gets missed are students who show up in academic counseling trying to get .out of classes because they got batzed too often and they can't handle the workload," Levy said. University Housing…

… Director Robert Hughes, who formed the group, said task force members are especially con- cerned about the student attitude that all social events need to center around alcohol. "PEOPLE who choose not to…

… the national organization said "(The program) is focused on responsible decision-making about the use of It's dangerous for us to think a student should learn how to drink in a school of hard knocks…

… problems. Gonzales admitted it is sometimes difficult to get students to pay attentions to the issues. "It takes awhile to get over the perception of, 'we're here to party," he said. STUDENTS do realize the…

… Brunswick, N.J.,°agreedthat it is important to in- volve students in policy-making and that policy and programs must be con- sistant. "If you want to teach people about consumption you shouldn't have your…

… policies say one thing and your education something else," he said. "It is important to be careful when im- posing policies on students. "People resent having their lives con- trolled," Burns said. "When you…

… talk about partying and alcohol you talk about encroaching on their time." But Burns also said the majority of students want to learn about alcohol problems. '-k c,.46., ak AP Photo The University…

…OPINION Page 4 bie IAtIbtgan ail Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI V-No. 40 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the…

… Mubarak's recent visit to Washington, Egypt is a country in deep trouble. Isolated from its Arab neigh- bors by the Camp David Accords and burdened by the Reagan ad- ministration's failing Mideast policy…

… enrollment has been in a; nosedive since 1976 when it nearly hit8 percent. Last year, only 5.2 percent of students were black. Administrators have admitted for a long time that the Unviersity is having serious…

… trouble enrolling and keeping black students. But the creation of this new administration is the first in- dication in several years that the Un- iversity is serious about solving the problem. With tough…

… lose funds. And make no mistake about it, this new salary will be paid by someone who could use the money. Everybody can use the money these days - students, professors, and nearly every school and…

… college. But the potential benefits of this position, are worth the sacrifice. The decline in black and other minority enrollments must stop soon, or the University's student diversity will completely…

… language is spoken will between American and European have overcome these c students. Such differences do during childhood, wI exist and are significantenough American student at t to give European students…

… who sity level must still co. major in their native languages a them. very noticeable advantage over Third, it has been sa American students majoring in structors set higher sta the same language…

…. foreign students who First, public school instruction their native languages in Europe has been cited as more counteracting the ap thorough than public school in vantages of the foreign- struction in the…

… students from various coun- foreign student taking tries, plus my own encounters his or her own language with Europeanstudents, lead me time and effort into to assume that the above ment than an America…

… could be dangerous. Three unknown women dumped black ink last week on the magazines in the Minnesota Student Association store for the second time this term, ruining about 100 magazines and splashing a…

… woman on her way to a job COLLE GE S interview. The store has received a few com- plaints this year from students on cam- pus for selling the magazines, and one formal complaint was lodged last mon- th by…

… student Trina Porte. Porte filed a letter of complaint with the student association, which runs the store located in the university's student union. "How can a woman feel safe given the presence of…

… pornographic magazines on campus? Forte wrote in her letter. "The magazines objectify women, are pro-rape...sexist, and racist, and un- dermine a woman's ability to feel safe." But the student association's cor…

… People magazines monthly. - The Minnesota Daily CMU students hoaxed Students at Central Michigan Univer- sity have been collecting tabs from pop cans this term, believing their efforts would give a Chicago…

…, director of Barnes residence hall, a dormitory resident proposed the tab collection drive. The student said she was told by a co-worker that for every 1,000 tabs returned to an aluminum company, the girl…

… least twenty years," Miner said. Student groups will continue to collect pop cans for recycling, but won't be stocking up on the tabs, Miner said. - The CMU Life Harvard considers phone discounts Harvard…

… continuing our relations with moderate Arab states." He said Reagan repeated to Shamir that the president's Sept. 1, 1982 speech calling for a Palestinian entity under Jordanian supervision on the West Bank…

…. Currently, Israel has to repay only $870 million of its $1.7 billion in U.S. military aid. INFO -OPEN HOUSE OBSERVE DENTAL EDUCATION & VISIT WITH FACULTY& STUDENTS FLETCHER ST-LOBBY Pre-Professional Services…

…- Career Planning 8 Placement-A Unit~f Student Services PLEASE NOTE:. Although it does not appear in the LSA Course Guide for the Winter Term, History 467, The United States Since 1933 (Professor Sidney…

… seized from public school studen- ts in illegal searches by teachers or administrators may be used as evidence when the students stand trial. The justices voted to hear arguments that searches by public…

… spell out just how much privacy students are entitled to while in school. The controversy arose when on March 7, 1980 a 14-year-old girl identified in court records only as T.L.O. was caught smoking in a…

…- cipal dug through the girls purse and found records in- dicating that she had been selling marijuana cigarettes to her fellow students. THE SCHOOL official notified police. The girl later was V drug…

… evaluations since the late 1950s, and- (ADVICE) has lasted the longest. It will last beyond me," said Layman, who has run the project for two years now. He said another group of students are now working ADVICE…

… to contribute to its long-term success. Several students interviewed yester- day expressed support for ADVICE's plan of in-class survey's, though a few, regretted that the guide arrived after the first…

… students," Brian Higgins said. Because ADVICE was released late this year, seniors who 'registered yesterday couldn't use it. "I definitely would have used it," William Huml said. He added that it was nice…

… not having ADVICE people soliciting sur- veys from students in CRISP lines. "'It's less of a hassle," he said. w E'LL PAY YOUTO GT NTO SHAPE, THIS SUMMER.' If you have at least two years of college…

… they control, refused to let the University officials to study gay civil rights proposal (Continued from Page 1) by non-University organizations in- volving students and faculty. THAT COULD present some…

… type of non- discrimination clause, and talking to gay students, Nordby said. "I HAVE BEEN pleasantly surprised about 11ow concerned many people at the University are that there is a group that feels as…

…- naires, collected personal statements from gay students, faculty, and em- ployees, and gathered endorsements. The Michigan Student Assembly endor- sed LaGROC Tuesday night. u~ - Action SportsWear FACTORY…

… several times in recent weeks Arab guerrillas had attacked Israeli targets near Beirut and fled toward the Marine- controlled territory. The radio said pursuing Israeli troops have always stopped short of…

… Roy W. Cowden Memorial Fellowship). Professors Herbert Barrows, Joseph Blotner, Hubert English, and William Holinger of the English Department judged the contests. Students launch drive against PIRGIM…

…, according to Baker. Students have responded positively to the petitions, which have been cir- culated in the fishbowl and several classes, said Engineering senior Ray Despres, vice chairman of the commit- tee…

… the group can show adequate students support. "We don'thave to match (PIRGIM) signature for signature, just show sup- port," he said. MEMBERS OF PIRGIM, however, say the group does not pose a serious…

… threat. "I don't think anything will happen from the committee's drive. Students are pleased with PIRGIM," Todd Ames said. The University's PIRGIM chapter is one of only 13 campuses in nine states that…

… use the current system, according to staff member Rick Levick, who described the refusable-refundable policy as a "real and stronger funding mechanism." About one-fifth of the students who go through…

… CRISP donate to PIRGIM, but about 7,000 students register without going to CRISP, according to Levick. Economy worst since '46w Wi . I1 @1 (Continued from Page 1) quarter . . . but this is a year of…

… this, the next Israeli move might be an in-- vasion of Jordan and neighboring Arab state, Hopkins said. Israel's goals in waging war against Lebanon were only partially met, he said. Israel wanted to…

…), Ambassador to the League of Arab States Clovis Maksoud, and former Prime Minister of Lebanon Salim Ah- mad Al-Hoss are among the speakers slated for today's panels, forums, and workshops. The International…

… Center, the Michigan Student Assembly, the Ecumenical Campus Center, and the Office of Ethics and Religion are spon- soring the conference. An ad-hoc committee of faculty from this Univer- sity and Eastern…

…-qualified candidates to serve in the Residence Halls as: Resident Director Assistant Resident Director Resident Advisor Graduate Student Teaching Assistant Head Librarian Minority Peer Advisor -HAPPENINGS- Highlight…

… Former Lebanese Prime Minister Salim Ahmad Al-Hoss and League of Arab States Ambassador Clovis Maksoud are featured speakers at today's meeting of the 1983 Near East Conference in Rackham Auditorium at 1 p…

….m. Stockwell Hall Blue Carpet Lounge Daily Classifieds Bring Results for all students interested in becoming a resident staff member. Representatives from each Residence Hall will be there to provide…

…St~ C~~5Ot~ Sof Mchgan rs admission stanaards .fe oered to enroll athletes, official adm ANN O Mich AP) - released unless a student gives the article. rI think both of us in the decision to - shb - t{ ts…

…0 OPINION Page 4 Thursday, September 22, 1983 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan r Vol. XCIV - No. 13 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a…

…, not solve them. The school has also experienced significant enrollment declines in recent years. The number of students currently enrolled is less than half of what it was in 1972. This alone justifies…

… Saturday. That assumes, though, that enough academically capable student-athletes are not available to fill Maize and Blue uniforms and still win. Such an argument not only misinter- prets the reason for the…

… existence of in- tercollegiate athletics - to augment academics - but it sells the true stud- ent-athlete short. The University's athletic teams already have many academically talented students. Many more are…

… out there. Tearing down the wall that protects many athletes here would be a way to give more student-athletes a spot on the field. Wasserman ~A\TW~fATION I S 'SoN&I8Lr' FOtZ P\ TE [N WoRK P1CS . -811…

… percent of all U.S. aid to Israel. What PRAI does advocate is that U.S. economic aid to Israel be withheld by an amount equivalent to what Israel spends to retain, settle, and administer the Arab territores…

… Israel halts its policies of Jewish settlement in and political absorption of the oc- cupied Arab territories. The United States, along with almost all other nations, considers such expansionist policies…

…Page 2 -= The Michigan Daily - Saturday, November 5, 1983 Students convicted i test scam Looking for a way to make up for the lousy grades you got on your midterm? Two former University of Texas…

… students can recommend the wrong way to study for finals. Gregory Wallace and Harry Fouke were convicted and sentenced last week for attempting to steal final exams from Prof. Robert Witt of the Univer- sity…

… final and $400 for a finance final by university student James Brown, who received immunity from 'prosecution for agreeing to testify against Wallace and Fouke. C .O L.L.. rq a::c3,:xp…

… were kept. The university has suspended 23 students for one year for their par- ticipation in the theft. Assistant District Attorney Ben Florey said that the exam thefts may be related to a string of…

… thefts at the unive sity and at several other colleges. He would not say which colleges were involved or how many students are part of the ring. -The Daily Texan Texas A & M hero admits to lying Suffering…

… from a slightly bruised ego, A Texas A & M student faces possible expulsion from the school's prestigious Corps of Cadets for lying about an aborted act of heroism. Clarence Brown, a sargeant in the…

… to hear of anyone lying, especially if it's one of us," said Preston Abbot, commander of the cor- ps. Formerly a military school, Texas A & M now makes service in the corps voluntary for male students…

… have been major infestations north of the Mexican border, particularly in Texas. Saturday, November 5, 1983 Vol. XCI V-No. 52 (ISSN 0745-967X) The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The…

… 4 14 i+ I { Terrorist bombs Israeli post in Beii (Continued from Page 1) scene, pulling out bodies of soldiers and Arab prisoners, and placing them on stretchers under gray blankets. Three…

… Sayegh reported. The Lebanese government also refuses any official normal relations with Arab nations would boycott it as they did Egypt after the Camp David peace treaty. LEBANESE diplomatic sources said…

…., American Statistical Association - Dr. Saul Hymans, "Modern Micro- Econometric Modeling," 7:30 p.m., Rm. 1016, Paton Accounting Cntr. Sch. of Bus. CICE Student Seminar Committee - Azriel Rosenfeld, "Computer…

… Vision," 4:15 p.m., 1500 E. Eng. U-M Public Relations Club - Larry Eiler, "Financial Public Relations," 4 p.m., Anderson Rm., Union. Meetings Baptist Student Union - Mtg., 7 p.m., 2439 Mason. Society of…

… Bank; Brown Bag Lunch for adults who have returned to school, Conf. Rm., CEW, 350S. Thayer. Student Wood and Crafts Shop - Introduction to Woodworking, 7-10 p.m., SAB. Michigan Gay Undergrads - Bake Sale…

…," 3-5 p.m., and 7-10 p.m. Career Planning and Placement - Career Conf. for Minority and Disabled Students, 10 a.m. -7 p.m., Michigan League. Free University - "Gay Value Issues," 7:30 p.m., Room B…

… ... execution stayed MSA finds support for financial aid fight By1R LAU RIE EATER puter service to aid students searching I In an unusual display of support for the Michigan Student Assembly, 30 students last…

… night joined a new MSA committee to fight the financial aid problems currently facing students. MSA president Amy Moore said she was surprised by the large turnout for the committee, which is designed to…

… help students secure needed financial aid. TO MEET THAT goal, MSA person- nel chairperson Cynthia Reaves said the committee will hold fundraisers, lobby state and nation governments for increased student…

… aid, and start a com- for scholarships. The computer service will compile in- formation about national and Univer- sity scholarships and make the infor- mation available to eligible students. Reaves…

… said she hopes the service will increase the number of students receiving scholarships. Another student-run scholarship program, Student Organized Scholar- ships, merged with MSA's committee to form its…

… were brand new to the expan- ding campus. Since then, he has earned a reputation for being one of the most accessible professors at the University. "Students that have come and taken art classes from…

… one of the more laid-back instructors on campus, said the school's informality is an integral part of the artistic teaching process. "THE RATIO between teacher and student is about one to 10, which may…

… expanded gradually until it outgrew Lorch Hall and was moved into its own facilities on North Campus in 1974. DAVIS' REPUTATION has grown with the school. Students may try for several terms in a row to get…

… into one of his photography courses. The interrupted flow of students into Davis' office is testimony to his popularity. Many come to ask his ad- vice on projects they are working on, but equally as many…

… a stand-out among University in- structors, his students say. "He seems to enjoy teaching, which is rather unique," said Terry Sisson, another art school senior. "It's really genuine and that's him…

…." Not only students praise Davis, however. Art School Dean George Bayliss considers him to be one of the top photography teachers in the coun- try and says Davis brings the school a great deal of fame…

…. Phil Davis usually has an office full of students - he's known for being one of the University's most accessible instructors. DAVIS' SUCCESS is not limited to the classroom. He has published three books…

…. "The thrust ofouraprogram is to try and heighten visual perception of things," he said. "We are more in- terested in the activity of photography and process rather than the results. The students really…

…. "You have to be exact in the technical aspects in order to do well in this art." Davis says one-to-one contact bet- ween professor and student helps nur- ture the development of technical skills, a…

… the Arabic - it repor- ted the Christian areas of the capital had been hit by "indiscriminate" mor- tar, artillery and rocket attacks. Radio reports said the Druze barrage swept from the Christian town…

… advisers. The official said moderate Arab gover- nments should not be alarmed. The visit also paid off for Shamir with a U.S. promise to resume delivery of American-made cluster bomb artillery shells…

… their own system for keeping track of fines to prevent students from taking advantage of the system failure. One student paid a $100 fine yesterday for a reserve book he checked out more than two weeks…

… textbook blues By JUDY FRANKE University libraries, though never particularly pleasant, become positively repellant during finals. Thousands of students scribbling notes for final papers and cramming for…

… floor of the Graduate Library, offers an escape for testbook-weary eyes and dispels the sterile image of University libraries. Virtually unknown to most students, the rare book room contains a wealth of…

… the University's libraries were off limits to faculty and students: Patrons asked at the front desk for their books and librarians would search for the appropriate titles. Butz said the end of World War…

…-buying co-op. " 1932-The University's Education School dean declared that "rowdyism" among students had almost completely disappeared since prohibition began, and came out against proposals to repeal the ban…

… from both award is p students and faculty when he was twice professor si denied tenure in 1978, accepted a job at recognition. AFSCME concedes; Dailv Photo by IUD WOLF hee-koochee-koo! Lne and his…

… an amount equivalent to that which Israel spends to retain, settle and ad- minister the Arab territories occupied in and after 1967." PRAI spokespersons said the petition will be presented to the Ann…

… amount of opposition, said Irene on campus to pro Rasmussen, the group's paid assistant. rape, following ar She said they have received a mixed student lers distr reaction from the Jewish population. sity…

… be terribly devisive - I STUDENTS a F hope they have second thoughts about precautions "unti it," Kensky said. "I hope it's not suc- prehended," acc cessful." Michael Rice of t See PETITION, Page 3 of…

… 2 The criteria for the award include( "intellectual engagement, an challenge, breadth and depth of sub stantive issues presented, attentivenes to and respect for students input, an quality of…

… instructional materials,' Stein said. "He's a hard worker and the student really enjoy him," she added. See FORMER, page 5 Daily Photo by'TOD WOOLF ong plays the bells of the Baird Carillon at a demonstration…

… 'Three Ann Arbor school students find creative activities to fill the time gap made by the teacher's strike. o by TOO WOOLF, Since the ass TODAY- Road to recovery THE CENTER for Eating Disorders is…

… that." Despite many programs designed to recruit and keep black students here, enrollment is only 5.2 percent of the total student body now. IN HIS NEW part-time post,- Hunter said he wants to try to…

… is not getting out to the students who need it. Hunter, a black 31-year-old, will receive $1,000 for his term which ends in December. He graduated. from Eastern Michigan University with a degree in…

… now thinks it can be suc- cessful if Hunter can have contact with students. Hitchcock said that with only one term to work in, Hunter will probably have to limit his activity somewhat. "With the time…

… that he has, it might be best if he stuck with just one area (of minority concerns)," she said. Hunter hopes that much of his ac- tivity will come from resonding to direct student complaints and…

… unprecedented effort by the cartel's 13 ministers to play down their bitter differences. A senior OPEC delegate said Nigeria, Iran and the United Arab Emirates - a Gulf moderate - have flouted their individual…

… is to convince the Senate to pass the in- crease, Bullard urged students to write letters to their hometown newspapers and the senators from their districts. :Citing what he called "the residue of the…

… education. Ed. school dean slams review panel (Continued from Page 1) about 600 students to only 50 students in 1986-87. The panel advised that those students be certified in math and scien- ce related…

… yesterday to make progress toward a uniform price cut that might avert a free-for-all price war in the world oil market. United Arab Emirates oil chief Mana Saeed Oteiba said the ministers would try again…

… nearly a year of martial law Dec. 31. The anti-government demonstrations apparently were linked to the 15th anniversary of a violent protest at Warsaw University in which scores of students were beaten…

… gathered in the main Grunwald square. Vol. XCIII, No. 123 Wednesday, March 9, 1983 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday…

… considered for the Resident Director positions. QUALIFICATIONS: (1) Must be a registered U of M student on the Ann Arbor Campus during the period of employment. (2) Must have completed a minimum of 48 under…

… possibly ac- complish? The regional, ethnic, religious, and intra-Arab conflicts engulfing Lebanon are so deep-seeded and so complex that we cannot hope to find any kind of short-term solution to the current…

… minority, it is also, like most of the regimes of the Arab world, fun- damentally illegitimate. Herein lies one of the most basic problems in these countries, and a key to the endemic instability of the…

… politically un- viable. MacFarland is a Daily staff member. f .4 Edits ahens t Mi Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan LaBan / nuu i .. a' I Vol. XCIV-No. 45 420 Maynard St. Ann…

… violated my rights as a University resident at the last meeting, by not letting me attend. I don't think RHA represents the views or is the true voice of the students on campus," he said. BUT RHA Vice…

… This student appears to have found a new way to sit on the window ledge near Angell Hall Auditoriums. Authorities say they know Tylenol murderer s identity SHORT OR LONG Hairstyles for Men and Women…

…. Police and army spokesmen said five Israelis were injured by stones in three demonstrations near Hebron, and 13 Palestinians were arrested in the Arab sector of Jerusalem after they stoned police cars and…

… staged an anti- Carter march. Israel radio said Carter eliminated a tour of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem because of the large number of Arabs gathered out- side the church. Though violence…

…, March 10, 1983 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann…

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… will make a student more marketable and Combs agrees. "I think most of the students minoring or majoring in English are concerned about jobs," Combs said, "so I think anything that will increase a…

… student's marketability is going to be favorable to students." FOR UNIVERSITY of Michigan students, a computer requirement ap- pears unlikely. Charles Judge, director of LSA's counseling services and a…

… already," he said. At WMU Powell said that only 30 per- cent of the students aren't already taking computer courses. "Since a lot of students in high school are being required to take a computer course, in…

… a few years 90-95 percent of students coming to college will have computer literacy," Powell said. POETRY WORKSHOP by Seamus Heaney Tues. Jan. 25-Fri. Jan. 28 Application for workshop submitted to…

…. The battles pitted fighters of the Alawite Arab Democratic Party against a Sunni Moslem coalition called the Popular Resistance Front. Police said the latest deaths raised the toll to 157 in seven weeks…

…, No. 78 Thursday, January 6, 1983 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420…

… r 4 A 0 0 Editorinchief Managing Editor News Editor Student Affairs Editor University Editor Opinion Page Editors Arts Magazine Editor Associate Arts Magazine Editor Sports Editor Associate…

… that the Israelis, who regard themselves as a tiny David surrounded by many Goliaths, rank fourth on the world's most atomically armed list, and therefore it is the Israelis-not the Arab countries…

… brought to Ann Arbor by the American-Arab Anti- Discrimination Committee, the Ecumenical Campus Center, and the American Friends Service Committee. 0 Nb N A - Judge imprisons Brink's robbers for life…

… Arts Rm. Chinese Students Christian Fellowship - Fellowship and Bible study, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Christian Church. Miscellaneous Women's Athletics-Field Hockey, Michigan vs. Michigan State, 4 p.m., Ferry…

…-1107 (Continued from Page 1). up the Love Canal story because of the irony in its name, not because it was the nation's most dangerous site. "The student has to realize the post- industrial society has the problem…

…. "Students should get involved with the issues and educate themselves to some degree." .---- j 1 _---- * UON UNION " Brethren Productions in association with WQRS Timeless FM 105, presents William Bolcom…

… recent wave of mysterious illness among Palestinian schoolchildren, which the Israelis blame on mass hysteria and the Arabs on poison. Drs. Philip Landrigan and Bess Miller, epidemiologists from the U…

… rifles and clubs kept Tulkarem and the center of Nablus under curfew, trying to prevent protest demonstrations. The military command said there was some stone- throwing in Nablus. Most shops in Arab East…

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…. There was not immediate claim of responsibility. The military command said its soldiers were patrolling Bethlehem, Arab East Jerusalem and other location, and Jerusalem police spokesman Ziv Rotem said all…

…, a Jewish settler was stabbed by six Ar- abs and a 15-year-old Arab boy was shot to death by a guard of the Israeli- backed Palestinian Village Leagues. ,1 w f , IN BRIEF HAIR SALON 219 E. LIBERTY…

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… the University's Office of Academic Affairs and the registrar's office, 1,546 of the 34,593 students on campus this year are black. The report, which has not yet been made public, was reviewed by the…

… University's executive officer.s Tuesday and released to University deans yesterday. LAST YEAR'S undergraduate black enrollment was 4.9 percent. Counting graduate students, the total black enrollment at the…

… state aligned firmly with the Arab world. The declaration, contained in a formal resolution, v written by the nine leaders in the talks, who represent U.S.-backed government, the right-wing Christian mil…

… that more students could afford to pay for their own room instead of "doubling up" as they have in past years, Rumsey said. Rumsey also said that since students could be more sure than in previous years…

… Milkey of Campus Rentals. "Nobody's got the answer." Ed Gottschalk of Post Realty speculated'that since "the middle-class student hasn't been able to go here," the studen- ts who do attend the University…

… for a ten-week course to teach male students how to play bridge. e 1956 - About 30 demonstrators protested the visit of Russian officials to the University's campus by marching and carrying posters…

… the Union a center of student life once again. "One of the roles of the Union is to make free time activity a cooperative endeavor with academic study. This computer center addition is a living example…

… of realizing that objective," he said. Students working at NUBS yesterday said they looked forward to having an alternative computing center. "NUBS isn't a very pleasant place for students to work. I…

… think the atmosphere at NUBS directly contributes to the ten- seness that many computer and com- munications sciences students feel," said one senior from that department. OTHERS ARE hoping the new…

… station will draw people away from NUBS. "It'll lessen the amount of people here (at NUBS)," said LSA freshman Ruth Riegelhaupt, who plans to continue to use NUBS. Students who decide to do their com…

… a loss of more than $100 in a week, in a mass unloading by speculators and investors who believe Arabs and the Soviet Union will have to sell gold because of lower oil prices. "Mass hysteria has taken…

…-barrel drop by the group's powerful Persian Gulf producers. 01 be LtIpbian 19afi- Vol. XCIII, No. 116 Tuesday, March 1, 1983 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan…

…, radars, and test and evaluation in support of U.S. Navy ships. Travel required in most positions. Flexitime. Civil service benefits. Our representative will be onF-, campus to interview students on Fri…

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… settlement in occupied Arab territories. Shamir's Likud bloc rejected Labor's call to limit the outposts to sparsely populated Arab areas. With the solid support of his Likud bloc and that of the ultra…

… is edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48109. Sub…

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… engineering college finally got what it wanted: to be rid of its humanities department. Last winter the college came to the "preliminary conclusion" that the department should be closed, and students should…

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… declared. On the morning af- ter the U.N. resolution of Septem- ber 1947 which partitioned Palestine between Jews and Arabs, Menachem Begin, the leader of the Irgun un- derground, issued a defiant order. u…

… in Israel, but much larger problems loom over the horizon. Begin knows that he has created a Jewish state with a 40 percent Arab population. He realizes that the alternatives which this demnranhic iat …

… now, before it is too late, only God knows where this fire will spread and how much it will threaten the Arab world and the world as a whole,'' Gemayel said. "This conference is a unique oppor- tunity…

…:30 p.m., S. Forest & Hill. Lesbian Network -7 p.m., Guild House. Baptist Student Union, 7 p.m., 2439 Mason. Miscellaneous CEW Job Hunt Club - Drop in for job seekers, noon, 350S. Thayer. His House…

…," noon. Student Wood & Crafts Shop - introduction to Woodworking, 7 p.m., 537 SAB. Young Peoples Theater - Auditions for Scrooge 7 p.m., 408 W. Washington. To submit items for the Happenings Column, send…

… whether there was enough intelligence information available to support U.S. forces. A project of LSA Student Government Free University Lectures on Social Change TODAY Philosophy Professor Frithjof…

…, if at all," said Oil Minister Oteiba, on his return to Abu Dhabi, said the United Arab Emirates would now boost - crude production over previous OPEC quotas. HOUSING DIVISION RESIDENT STAFF…

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… they celebrated the event by sponsoring a blind date party for Newberry residents. Students face grim outlook in job market (Continued from Page 1) Gold prices continue free fall NEW YORK…

… Monday to try and clinch a deal to avert a global oil price war, the United Arab Emirates oil minister said yesterday. After a two-day meeting of eight OPEC members, several ministers ex- pressed optimism…

… and a 75-degree reading in Cleveland breaking the 74-degree record set in 1976. EPA head loses support 4 1:, 4 students' attitudes about employment over the past four or five years. "Students seem…

… to be a little more stable and more oriented toward school and work," he said. Counselors at the Student Em- ployment Office agree. "WHEN I first started working (at SEO), students would hold off for…

… students are needing to work to meet educational expenses." But students confronting the bleak prospects of the Ann Arbor part-time job market should not be too discouraged, the managers said. With…

… persistence - and a dose of luck - students will succeed in finding work. "PERSISTENCY is the thing that gives them (students looking for work) a chance," Cummins said. "It's someone who repeatedly comes in who…

… students expand their search beyond the campus area to improve their chan- ces. "If a student is really looking for work, he can usually find it, but he must be persistent," he said. "You can never have too…

… many good employees." STUDENT Employment Office staff said job-hunters should not be shy about advertising their professors, friends, department offices. search through and at University Q Iiurrb…

… Hour-10:30 social hall Wednesday p.m. 8:00-Allelous (Christian Fellow- ships), French Room 8:30-Study/Discussion Groups 9:30-Holy Communion, sanctuary * * * ST. MARY'S STUDENT CHAPEL (Catholic) 331…

… more information * * * FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AND AMERICAN BAPTIST CAMPUS FOUNDATION 502 East Huron, 663-9376 March 6 "A Series: Journey To The Cross" "Part II: Tyre" Student Study Group-Thursday 6:00 p…

… an save on energy average for the rest of 1983. Also, all program was inti members except Saudi Arabia agreed Students at the to abide by a national quota for oil the University co production. The idea…

… Marino, coordinator for Hispanic Student Services. According to Sudarkasa, minorities are losing the little voice they have in University affairs. 1 explored "We're awakened to find the house is…

… think again about some issues. But there are no magic solutions to the problems." Natural Resources student Jennifer Simon said SNR students came up with the idea for the conference during a field trip…

…. The students organized most of the project, she said. "I was disappointed at the turnout. There weren't enough people to hold separate workshops, so we didn't have enough time for discussion," Simon…

… airline would send a representative to Washington. Hussein, Arafat to meet this week LONDON - Jordan's King Hussein, leader of a six-nation Arab league delegation to Britain, saidyesterday he will meet with…

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