Search Results

…-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A summer of small changes for MSA VJHEN HENRY Johnson, University vice-president for student serv- :es, assumed control of the Michigan…

… after four months of discussions, ery little has changed. Johnson was given control when the Jniversity's Board of Regents suspec- ed that the students weren't managing heir budget responsibly. University…

… dministrators still monitor MSA fun-. s-$50,004 of which went to student roups last year-and will continue to o so until the allocation process is their mistakes and be willing to reverse their decision. In…

… things have progressed, consider the lawyer who represented OPEC at its latest price-setting meeting. His name if Khalid Ab- dulla. Tarig al-Mansur, but he is not an Arab oil sheik. He, is a black San…

… Franciscan who' organized black ghettos in California with Ron Karenga back in 1966. Today, his first African- Arabian Corporation . Igsvthree Saudi princes on its board of directors, and it represents Arab…

… Regents who again took ocess back to the students. control of the Assembly and ordered The major new elements of the plan this apparently futile search for a dif- clude the decision to establish an ap…

…- ferent system. eals process for student groups It was the Regents whose efforts to ssatisfied with their allocations and a keep power away from the students an to reserve half the seats on MSA's allowed…

… receiving future funds if a more stringent system was established. Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann A bor) of- ten said that group didn't deserve student funds and for a while it ap- peared that the Regent's opinion…

… repaired by its owner in an attempt to prolong its life. It would be foolish of me to declare that University students need ID cards capable of sur- viving a nuclear holocaust. An ID card that could last…

… children), students, and other members of our work force who --.. ,c. --- ;. EVIPENCE TO SLUPPOiRT SUCHl CHA RG a AGANST OIL COMPANIES, CC',? ti,4 y FEARte5e Fay PICK 6TFRIKES AL~AIN …

… wheels of a parked car on Ann St. near Division drew more than one double take from passers-by. Actually, the scene was a movie in the making. Several students in the Film Video 236 class are directing…

…, producing, and acting in a 15- to 20-minute play they call The Door. The students are producing the film through the Public Media Center, with borrowed equipment and no outside funding. The movie deals with a…

… by proposing that Regents and ad- ministration's Plant Extension Committee okay the construction of the two new facilities at around $7 millionleach. The major source of the funding would be student…

… encircled as they approached the front lines. Knowledgeable observers* in Dar Es Salaam said it was not clear who won the battle, but "no territory was given, up." DAILY SUPPLY flights from Arab states which…

…, still predicted the imminent defeat of Uganda's flamboyant but much-hated president. They concede, however, that Amin's fortunes have improved remarkably with the infusion of Arab aid. Just two weeks ago…

…'s Ensemble-The Abdication, by Roth Wolff, 8 p.m., Men- delssohn Theatre. String Department Presents-Student string recital, 2 p.m., Recital Hall, School of Music. Trombone Students Recital-2 p.m.,, Stearns…

…. Organ Recital-Cathy Adkins, 4 p.m., Hill. Clarinet Recital-Janet Sharp, 8 p.m., Recital Hall, School of Music. Organ Recital-Gary Miller, 8 p.m., First Baptist Church. Horn Students Recital-8 p…

…'Keeffe; other films on older women, 7 p.m., MLB Aud. 3. Russian Festival-Mikaelien's The Bonus, 7 p.m., only, Old Arch. Aud. PERFORMANCES Flute Students Recital-5:30 p.m., Recital Hall, School of Music. Piano…

….m. to 9 p.m., 420 Maynard, or call 764-0561. Center Colloquium-Faculty and Graduate student meeting with HEW error costs drop WASHINGTON (AP)-The govern- spent $5.1 billion during the first six ment said…

… enrolled students for Fall, 1979. RESIDENCE HALL ASSIGNMENTS on APRIL 3, 1979 ONLY between 8AM and 4:30PM. A drawing will be used to establish priority for assignment, therefore: Do NOT line up early! Do NOT…

…~ Your place can be a student-cooperative. "Your Place" 4002 Michigan Union Inter-Cooperative Council Daily Photo by CYRENA CHANG Sw ear it isn'tso Police woman-for-a-night Katrina Sanders takes the…

… real life is a third year law student. Hawaii strikers back on the job HONOLULU (AP) - Public school students enjoyed hot The refuse division will have three weeks to clean up the lunches again, and…

… Honolulu School cafeteria workers also were back on the job, a had to work out an agreement with the refuse collectors. relief to those students tired of bologna sandwiches and to the Oahu refuse collectors…

… oil wells sink like pet rocks A house where you and other students can make a comfortable home and still cut costs by sharing the work and expenses. Spaces for Winter Term are available now. Dole t…

… wearing Arab headgear to work. BUT ALL his work was really geared for Christmas buyers, and since the embassy takeover Nov. 4, ,there aren't any. Each oil well comes with an onion skin deed to all mineral…

…Poge 4-Wednesday, October 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily aga Ninety Years of Editorial Fre 1 Vol. LXXXX, No. 30 x. Edited and managed by students at the Univ( 'I 'edom News Phone: 764-0552 ersity of…

… editorial from the student newspaper at the Univer- sity of Iowa. Controversy continues to follow Rev. Jesse Jackson around the Mideast. Starting with the refusal of Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and…

… against Arab, Arab against Arab, or even to chance the pit- ting of American blacks against American Jews, will accomplish nothing. If the Israelis continue to snub people like Jackson, they run the risk ,f…

… lungs out and even cried if my team pulls upsets. Student loyalty lies with the fans who root for their school and make an at- tempt to see their team on the road. Student loyalty means rooting for your…

… Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan U.S. must now alter ;Moroccan arms sales SarNCE AGAIN, the United States has another losing m 'L the chance to shore up her…

… Sahawi Arab Democratic us squarely at odd epublic for the Sahara region, and which have alrel teir claims have already been endor- Sahawi Arab Dem d by the Organization for African Unity. The Carter a 'But…

… the Arab-Israeli dispute (10/4/79). In his assessment of the current im- passe in negotiations over the Palestinian issue, Mr. Proster- man finds it fitting to raise the topic of Israeli violations of…

… the human rights of its Arab citizens no less than five times. Perhaps the concept of human rights has been echoed a great deal by all the recent press, but surely the cowardly murder of innocent…

… Arab oil embargo five years ago. During the early summer gas crunch this year, he managed the modified fleet without dif- ficulty. He said he sees no reason for concern about future supplies. "There…

… problems with his 100 per cent supply. Students at the University, therefore, enjoy ample supplies of gasoline, albeit high prices, around the Ann Arbor area. HARLAN MULDER, an Assistant to the Univesity…

… political science professor Joel Samoff, who was denied tenure in a case that became a cause celebre for student groups, said yesterday he has not yet decided whether to sue the University as his next…

… Samoff Student Support Com, mittee, which has been the most vocal group in the controversial issue. Last year, the committee urged students to boycott all political science courses ex- cept those taught by…

… Samoff and those initiated by students. They organized a Diag rally in support of Samoff, and last November presented the Board of Regents petitions with 1200 student signatures demanding the political…

… science department rescind Samoff's tenure denial. HP Makes professional calculators students con afford. Now when you think "professional calculator:' think "affordable" Specifically, think Hewlett…

…- Packard Series E-a full line of professsional scientific and business calculators designed for a student's needs and budget. Easy for study. All Series E calculators fea- ture a large, bright LED display…

… students: The HP-37E Business Management. $75* The HP-38E Advanced Financial with Program- mability. $120* O.K. Looks like you can afford a professional calculator. But why do you need one? Glad you asked…

… News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Regents should reconsider 'consiiciting L AST THURSDAY fifteen senior citizens confronted the Regents during the…

… growing importance of oil as a factor in U.S. foreign policy emerged during the Arab oil embargo in 1973- 74. The Arab oil producing countries, "in view of the increase in American support for Israel…

…" abruptly ceased exporting oil to the United States. Two members of the Arab bloc, Syria and Egypt, were engaged in a two-front war against Israel; the embargo was per- ceived as a direct retaliation for…

… future oil shortages from crippling the country. Thus, the embargo drove home the fact that although the U.S. produces a large share of its domestic oil consumption, it is still too dependent on the Arab…

… officers. New York stockbrokers, lawyers in over 40 states, CIA agents. Two million elementary school students take ETS tests, and it is even developing ways to test infants. ETS HELPS determine who will be…

… Turnbull, and a three million dollar hotel/con- ference center - all built with student test fees. Its revenue from test fees enabled ETS to double in size every five years from 1948 to 1972, a rate of…

… the testing industry. In New York, Ohio, Texas, and ,other states, student-run Public Interest Research Groups (PIRGs) have introduced "Truth in Testing" legislation in their state legislatu;es. This…

… confidentialD isclosing test an- swers would enable students to contest disputed answers, 'and thus eliminate' much of the mystery surrounding the tests. ETS has said it is willing to release 99 per cent of its…

… testing industry. Students now have oppor- tunities to challenge the test makers. Individuals interested in this issue, or in sponsoring Truth in Testing legislation, can contact Ed Hanley at our office at…

… newspaper free to all students. which could further explore the issues Iso at the meeting, MSA President involving academic freedom restric- c Arnson read a resignation letter tions at the only Arab…

…. ed to many others," Tolley said, and Members of the Palestinian Human ressed the general concerns of Rights Campaign also presented a duate students entering thejob resolution condemning the actions of…

… paperback printing of 100,000 copies. Now he reconciles his art with his Judaism. ELECTION DIRECTORS NEEDED To organize and operate the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) elections of 'April 2-3-4. Requires one…

… funds will eliminate an estimated $300,000 in allocated scholar- ships, traineeships, and loans and gran- ts to University nursing students. LOHR SAID the programs are designed to help alleviate the…

… 1950s and early 1960s contributed to the fact that Johnny can't read now. "The drop in levels of students' ability to read and write is correlated to' the fallout at that time,"Sternglass said. Children…

… both in 1965 and later will show higher scores on national tests sand IQs,he said. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIX, No. 119 Wednesday. February 21, 1979 is edited and managed by students at the…

… comprehension. This class offers the benefits of both indi- vidual attention and group interaction. Enrollment is open to all University faculty, staff, and students. SPEED READING & STUDY SKILLS' Improve your…

… grades by learning how to use your textbook, lecture notes and time effectively. This course is designed for those who want to develop efficient study habits. Students will learn speed reading with general…

… rock and classical music daily. guards apprehended two Arabs after a it takes them out of reality to a futile Many Iranians flocked to the capital's bomb went off near pipelines leading to and lowly…

… livelihood. Like opium, music hotels to listen to their favorite male the world's largest oil refinery. One also stupefies persons listening to it and and female vocalists singing and Arab was slightly hurt in…

… suit, the process can be used on humans said Student Legal Aid attorney Paul someday. Teich. Asish Nag, an assistant professor While requiring the name and ad- of biological sciences at Oakland dress of…

… University has had to detain the portant for students who don't always project, Regent Deane Baker, (R- know their rights." OTNSO FAST,-:,_ Slowing down is more than another 2c a gallon. And a well- just a…

…-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan ic hburg Peace in the Mideast IA strictly business staandpoint, it is more profitable to support ERA, he says. But when he's not out on…

…- paralleled in the history of Arab- Israeli relations. The treaty is only a first step toward peace and must be followed by a sin- cere effort to find a lasting solution to the Palestinian issue. That effort…

… Egypt would be permitted to aid another Arab country fighting a war against Israel. As it now reads, the treaty takes precedence over any other obligations Egypt has with other countries. For instance…

… President Sadat who became the first Arab leader ever to visit Israel in November 1977. Sadat boldly risked his life and alienated Egypt from the rest of the Arab world. But with those pressures mounting…

… during the process, he persevered and kept pushing for peace.He recognized Israel when other Arab leaders denounced it. He tried to make peace when they were talking about war. Sadat had often insisted…

… that Joshua Peck is less so. -Jeanie Wylie March 25, 1979 Regents To the Daily: It's so refreshing to read in last Tuesday's Daily that Brian Blan- chard andSACUA are standing firm against student…

… point or two in their favor, and granted, these tactics have been effective before, but they insulted the Regents! "In personal terms", no less! These students should be thankful that they all weren…

… question Israel's inten- tions, and ask how Israel can be pressured into recognizing Palestinian autonomy. The appearances at the University last week of four representative voices of the Arab Israeli…

… presence constituted a "provocative action." The Guish set- tlement was a clear manifestation of the Israeli policy of intensifying the civil conflict, to bring about the ex- pulsion of the Arabs from this…

… "carrots and sticks", he further pointed out that Israel must now take the initiative to motivate the Arab har- dliners to moderate their stance. Sadat took a bold step in going to Jerusalem two years ago…

… treaty is bound to have beneficial effec- ts on the rest of the Arab world," one might ask how it has effected the con- tinuing economic problems of Egypt, and the increased destruction of South Lebanon…

… between Jewish and non-Jewish citizenry in Israel," and "We don't divert water from the Arab sector." Not only do we hear first-hr nd accounts of Palestinians being re- located or violently forced out of…

… their homes, but much Arab agricultural land has been robbed of its water sup- ply. An interesting paradox of Israel, is the discrimination persisting among the different Jewish populations. Zogby touched…

…. It's hard to study there is a mob of people b R. J. Smith in effigy outsi door. The smoke gets in room and everything-it's annoying. Remember wh and Mrs. Tom Hayden can and spoke about student a] Well…

… proportons among students in the -1970's. While the Grateful Dead. represents a generalization of students who thoughtfully con- sidered (and often rejected) joining an establishment whose perverted value…

… system even- tually led us into the savage destruction in Vietnam, R. J. Smith represents a generation of students who have discarded the independent soul-searching of the 1960's in favor of the selfish…

… at McDonalds, and not missed a thing. If this University wants its' reputation to be that of a major schol, the behavior of these students (Dehdheads and other rock and roll addicts) must be controlled…

…. Foreign funding is most likely to be used to support visiting faculty, to fund student fellowships, to make library purchases, or to establish an en- dowment for a department, Frye said. He said the…

… institutions, notably the University of Southern California at Los Angeles (USC). In October 1978, it was disclosed that a proposed Center f9r Arab and Islamic Studies at USC was to be funded by a group of U…

… the Arabian American Oil Co., with close ties to Saudi officials. Church Worship Services r~nnr~~r~n~r~~nrnnnrr~rr~r~~nrnnn~r~n~r~r#n STUDENTS Join us for Sunday School and Worship PACKARD ROAD…

….m-Service of Holy Communion. ST. MARY STUDENT CHAPEL (Catholic) 331 Thompson-663-0557 Weekly Masses: Daily-Mon.-Fri. 5:10 p.m. Saturday-7:00 p.m. Sunday-7:45 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. Right of…

… Study for college students) For information call 662-2756 Wilburn C. Hill and Larry Phillips, Evangelists Transportation: 662-9928 USC REGENTS appointed a broad- based committee to.review the center…

… instance where the University broke off serious negotiations over a donation because of strings attached to the gift. When foreign students apply to the University, they must compete for ad- mission with…

… American students, in ad- dition to fulfilling an English language requirement. "If an individual country or univer- sity tried to be totally proscriptive in their selection of an individual to come here, we…

…. 64-S Saturday, August 11, 1979 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morn- ings during the University year at 420 Manard Street, Ann…

… others. Sadat refrained from commenting on the Palestine Liberation Organization or other Arabs who have attacked Egypt for signing the Camp David peace pact with the United States and Israel. In exchange…

… August '80 appli- cants. 4-year fully recognized and established Mexican Medical School, with several hundred American students enrolled. Use English language textbooks and exams in English. School com…

… detailed explanation of the project sent to him by the professor. Lisa Waddell, a first-year architec- ture student who took the class last win- ter, was enthusiastic: "It's a lot more conceptual than a…

…! Election change A polling site for the LSA Student Government elections will be open in West Quad tonight from 5 to 7 p.m., ac- cording to Election Director Hildegard Cummings. The site was originally…

… the past six days. Building Director Leroy Williams says the problem stems from students breaking the power boxes in certain wings. Williams says he has no suspects but believes it could be either a…

… single student or a group of three or four. If he finds out who has been pulling what he calls "just pranks", penalties could range from a simple verbal reprimand to lease termination. Williams' biggest…

… worry is students being late for classes due to their clocks stopping, especially with finals just around the corner. Williams said that the locks have been replaced and he hopes it will stop soon. Work…

… Study Work/study applications for Spring/Summer term . are still available at the Office of Financial Aid. Students who are enrolled at least half-time are eligible. You can pick up your application at…

… Building. Wesley Foundation - Peace Education Group, 7:30 p.m., 629 E. Huron. Rackham Student Government - Council meeting, 7:30 p.m., Executive Board Room, Rackham. Arbor Alliance - June 2 Action…

…-Planning, 7:30 p.m., Kuenzel Room, Union. MISCELLANEOUS Students Against Domestic Violence - Bake sale, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.,, Fishbowl. International Center - Indian menu, 5-7:15 p.m., League The Michigan Daily…

…:30 & 10:00-AUD. A This bold, compelling biography of a British soldier-of-fortune stars Pete:'- O'Toole as a man who goes off to become a leader of Arab tribesmen during WW I. Expansive, picturesque, and…

… computers. Influenced strongly by experimental films and originally done (in an earlier version) as a student film. Robert Duvall and Donald Pleasance star. 198 Fri: Truffaut's SMALL CHANGE Sat: A' Premiere…

… Hall, 8 p m. General Notices: Undergraduate Honors Convocation. The annual Convocation recognizing undergraduate honor students will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday. April 6 at Hill Auditorium. Marilyn…

… from 9:453a.m. to 12:00 noon for the Convocation. The honor students will not wear caps and gowns. Doors of the Auditorium will open at 10:00 a.m. The public is invited. SUMMER PLACEMENT :32(0 SAB 713…

…, laundry, Term Papers, Theses & Dissertations and more. Coed, grad students preferred. 761-7435 TYPng Cpying& Binding GRAND OPENING evenings .02E602' RENTAL HOMES 994-3594 Brand new homes with fireplace…

…, cathedral ceiling, two-car garage with automatic opener, four bed. DISSATISFIED WITH M.S.A. election certification? WANTED TO RENT rooms or three bedrooms and family room, full New group students to Achieve…

… Real Representation basement, large wood deck, use of tennis court is forming. ContactSteve, 764-5836. 03F531 GRADUATE STUDENT-Professional women, and heated pool. Approx. 1/ miles from campus child…

… Church, 761-7600. Mo 9-5. FREE ROOM AND BOARD June-Aug male student on peaceful farm with p for work. 429-2438 evenings. ning few effi-c t nished apart- It Dahlmann PRIMAL/FEELING THERAPY-The Personal…

… Men of property 37 Addison's partner 4 For each 48 Choral work 40 Buying and selling 5 Arab prince 49.Senses 43 "Far From the 6 Scientist Carl 52 Little girl's name Madding Crowd" 7 Made amends 54…

…/week; academic counseling/ supervising office activities. Contact Bill, 763-1553 M-F, 10-1. Students' Counseling Office, 1018 Angell Hall. 73H531 MUSICIAN OR SMALL GROUP wanted to play at outdoor 4th of July…

… Wedding, Medieval, Renais- sance, or Folk. Call after 5 p.m.-475-7349. 91H529 SUBJECTS WANTED: Music or music-education majors or students with extensive instrumental ex- perience. Wanted for hearing tests…

… agenda, an apparently innocuous issue, proved difficult enough. It involved probing key questions such as whether Jerusalem Arabs should come under the sutonomy's authority, whether Palestinians could…

… harpsichordists will perform in the Pendleton Center of the Michigan Union . . . the Students International Meditation Society presents an introductory lec- ture, "Transcendental Meditation and TM Sidhi Programs…

… sides in- heed of the recent statements of volved in the dispute, the Israelis educator Philip Farah, who was and the Arabs. The Arabs, in- until this year a teacher at Bir deed, must be qualified to the…

…, have carried over to iild." I believe that the Israelis Israel's present government, as e all too familiar with seen in Time's statement, "In nocide. seven Arab towns on the West There are many who argue…

… must be poin- ditures for Israel will rise due to d out that the primary cause for the treaty accords. Indeed, sen- r as cited by the Arabs is the ding billions of dollars of aid for placement of the…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan Regents have continually avoided divestment issue Court stifles press again T HE PRESS has taken quite a beat- ing from the nation's judicial system…

… of signatures on petitions calling for divestment, student government resolutions, and other forms of routine communication. The respon- se of the Regents clearly shows that when the pressure subsides…

… Africa. When the Committee seemed stillborn, the African Students' Association organized an extensive program which included University and non- University participants. The Regents respon- se: this was…

…, students, and faculty experts - spoke in favor of diwest- ment from corporations doing business in South Africa. No one spoke against divest- ment. The Regents rarely initiated discussion with the s…

… with Khomeini in the future, he has inspired similar Shi'ite in neight- boring Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain. Equally important is the fact that as these splinter movements…

… have been pursued in a way that has made us party to the following crimes, some of which were recounted by University graduate student Sadri Khalassi: " the perpetration of an economic, system, in which…

… careful to add that one of the most dangerous unknowns is that we don't know who is really in charge of the hostages. We have heard conflicting statements from the "students", and the government as to the…

…, Number 80 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Tenure system needs some minor changes VITAL TO THE SUCCESS of this institution of higher education has been the University…

… philosphies needed to expose today's\ college students to political and social values across the spectrum. Tenure has enabled professors to develop research and teaching techniques without intervention by…

… University administrators.. But, as the Daily discovered in a recent five-part series on tenure issue, the system has some drawbacks. Its faults, inherent in the makeup of the system, harm students above all…

…, as some low-quality professors maintain positions despite overwhelming student disfavor. In short, they just cannot be kicked out of their jobs. Coupled with the increasingly older age of faculty…

…'s biggest college-Literature, Science and the Arts-has no students on its executive committee. It may not in- sure that students needs will be given any more consideration, but a voting student member on the…

… committee would symbolize student involvement 'in the process. Student input at the entry level, however, does not adequately solve the system's faults. There is still the problem of a stale professor whose…

… number of faculty and student members, should study each tenured professor's teaching record every few years to determine how he or she is received by students. That would include, of cour- se, analyzing…

… over the state of the Israeli economy and the future of a Jewish set- tlement which the Supreme Court has ordered the government to remove from Arab land. His first choice for foreign minister, Deputy…

…, under fire for Israel's economic woes, had said earlier he might leave the government. Hurvitz and Shamir are strong sup- porters of expanded Jewish settlements in occupied Arab territories and both…

… opulent domestic markets. Foreign money is being at- tracted to these shores in an un- precedented buying binge. Economists estimate $40 billion has been spent by Arabs, Germans, Japanese, Britishers…

… language or experience another culture. Ask them: PLACEMENT CENTER STUDENT ACTIVITIES BLDG. OCT 30 - NOV 1 PEA~RPS V$ISTA 1 RL The Center for Chinese Studies PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS BED AND…

… their word," and called for Arab unity. "We now call on the rest of the Arab countries to revise their position. We have ahead of us a hard struggle to im- plement peace. I call on the Arab coun- tries to…

… 49601 616 - 775-9754 Impact Improved Planning Action 25185 Goddard Road Taylor, Michigan 48180 313 - 291-5400 M FROMb AFFIX POSTAGE HERE i At Circulation Department Student Publications Building 420…

… Page 4-Saturday, September 22, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No. 15 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Sudan…

…-member faculty-student group selected by the Board in March. :Appearing tense but still firm, the Roard gave no explanation for its decision, other than to reaffirm its distaste for South Africa's apartheid system…

… authentic taste of cultural shock. Along with ten other university students from various regions of the United States, I arrived in Khartoum air- port. We were one of the Sudan contingents of Operation…

… Crossroads, a private organization that each summer provides American student groups with the opportunity to work and travel in Africa. All the orientation sessions and travel delays had been forgotten. We…

… knew Arabic and worse yet our government hosts were nowhere in sight. Welcome to the Sudan! We would soon learn the common Sundanese all-purpose phrase was "In Sha Allah," by will of god. Rarely does…

… fellow worker's home to share meals eaten with fingers from common bowls, always meant laughing, good conver- sation in broken English and Arabic and closeness I rarely experienced in America. Riding on a…

… liberating ex- perience for me to walk hand-in-hand with a new Sudanese male friend. The Sudan is a special African country, because it bridges both Arab and African culture, and I was able to sample both. So…

… goodwill of the State aims of every Arab nation which wills the destruction -of Israel. This peace was achieved and the recent settlement on Judea and Samaria (the "West Bank") does not run contrary to its…

…, libraly bulletin boards, and even bathroom stalls, offering anything from free beer to dinner for two at the Gandy Dancer. For the thousands of students who live in off-campus housing, it's one of the most…

… competitive contests of the year-the subletting season is here, and with it the annual barrage of gimicky sublet signs. For the average University student who has signed a 12- month lease on an apartment or…

… Providing one of the fiercest displays of activism on campus in several years, 180 shouting students, faculty members, and other citizens marched yester- day afternoon into the Ad- ministration Building where…

…'s agenda concer- ning the issue. POWER WILL also submit another proposal for Waters, asking that an ac- tion request item be placed on next month's agenda concerning the issues of black enrollment, student…

… Israel-Egypt peace treaty yesterday, taking the pact a step closer to an historic signing ceremony in Washington as early as next week. But Arab furor and Palestinian protest escalated and the worst…

…'s successful peace mission to the Middle East. Of all the dramas played in Arab- Israeli diplomacy, Carter's talks with Prime Minister Menachem Begin in Jerusalem were the real clif- fhanger-in'the tradition of…

…, Because you won'tfund Cornell's upkeeping, With the profits you are reaping. Budget revisions simply madefor fiscal gain; Who's to blame? The students sound, compliance. In comic strips you plot alon, While…

… the students all get stoned; You know the battle has been won, When you can raise tuition just for fun. When the Senate was dismantled without afight; You thought it right. The students sound…

… of being caught while trying to set off a bomb near pipelines leading to the world's largest oil processing plant. Saboteurs believed to be ethnic Arabs pressing for autonomy damaged pipelines in the…

… those Last month's readings put the Con- the 1974 Arab oil embargo, consume pocketbook in April, as real weekly necessities sumer Price Index at 211.5, meaning it prices soared by another 1.1 per cent in…

… LIGHT LUTHERAN STUDENTS said. (One Block North of S. University CHURCH Join us for Sunday School and Worship One thing the government will do, and Forest) (The Campus Ministry of the ALC-LCA) PACKARD ROAD…

… ST. MARY STUDENT CHAPEL Robert Kavasch, Interim Pastor FIRST UNITED METHODIST special inquiry into why food prices (Catholic) 1511 Washtenaw Ave. CHURCH jumped so much in April. Department 331 Thompson…

… Friday fell Koinonia Carl R. Geider during the week of the department's (A Bible Study for college students) Carl R. Ge idermonthly survey. Qevcso vusip For information call 662-2756 Wilburn C. Hill and…

… Larry Phillips, Evangelists Transportation: 662-9928 Services of worsnp Sunday 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Student Fellowship meets at 7:00 p.m. Do a Tree a Favor: Recycle Your Daily "WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE…

… MICHIGAN DAILY (LISPS3441900) Volume LXXXIX, No. 19-S Saturday. May 26, 1979 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morn- ings during the…

…: 764-0552 -4 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The resident and women a C/ C-1 SIGNIFICANT portion of the coalition that elected President Jimmy Carter in 1976 seems to be…

… national decisions; * American as a whole is borrowing more and more money to finance those deficits (N.Y. used short term notes, the U.S. is using Arab oil money), while neglecting capital formtion, with…

…...r.....,....."... .:...:........................""........ .............iiiiiiifi::{;; Letters The need for student activism today Flt T..R ALYYU WEAK- I HAVE NO LIVEEC p~ Tb POLE-CA! PO 50 To the Daily: In three Daily letters, there has been some serious doubt expressed by…

… students as to the exact nature of the current generation of college students. In the discussion of the "young" or "unselfish" or "Me" type of generation we are a part of, several, features of student…

… include the variety of perceptions and events. The task of students in the late 70's, particularly at this campus, is now to gather and organize the history of student activism, and to learn from it. For as…

… one studies the history of 60's activism, it becomes readily apparent that the same social conditions which gave rise to activism have not disappeared. Second, student activism has not ceased since the…

… seeks to nromote this myth to students. In the March 16 Regents 'meeting last year, 500 people rallied to call for University divestment of its funds from corporations doing business in South Africa…

… same social conditions which gave rise to campus unrest remain largely unchanged. Since 1973, the University of Michigan has failed to meet its own commitment to affirmative action, for students and for…

… faculty. 1978 is the second straight year of declining black student enrollment, while in the college of LSA, 18 departments employ no minorities, and five have no women members. Last year, 70 Opportunity…

… strangely find enough money to rebuild the law libarary, the hospital, and to put rusty hunks of iron on the corner To put student politics into a larger context, ,one LSAT Dean stated last year: "This is a…

… cards are probably a bargain. "The price of plastic has gone up drastically," as have personnel, equipment and bookkeeping expenses, he said. Although some students suspect the University profits when a…

… student must replace an ID card, Olson said he does not believe this. He said he did not, however, have any figures for the revenue produced from replacement fees. THE $1 FEE for replacing damaged cards…

… exists principally to discourage students from continually acquiring new cards, Olson said. There are ways to avoid paying the replacement fee. If you change your name or student status, there is no…

… University education on one ID card, Olson main- tains. He cited one student who used the same card for seven years without in- cident. Olson himself got an ID card when they were first instituted, and has…

… autonomy for the more than one million Arabs living under Israeli occupation on the West Bank of the Jordan River and in the Gaza Strip. Israel has accepted several U.S. proposals for accelerating the talks…

… 3909 Mich. Union Deadline for Applications Fri., Sept. 28-4:00 p.m. YOUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT { Sto i . ............ , treating 't like dogs. yo1 - Human -Race? - _ _ _ TWO-DAY SEMINAR OF. MAJOR…

…~r. Koop and Edith Schaeffer on "Affliction'" A project of Franky Schaeffer V Productions, Inc. REGISTRATION Adult - $28.00, Student - $24.00, Group - $22.00 ea. (25 minimum). Tickets available at selected…

…) would be pure speculation,"he added. The search process progressed this week when the Regents sent reduced lists of presidential nominees to the student, faculty, and alumni advisory committees for their…

… permit a Palestinian state, never withdraw to its pre-1967. borders and never give East Jerusalem back to the Arabs. Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Defense Minister Ezer Weizman, both of whom bore the…

… brunt of the long- drawn-out negotiations folloring the Camp David Summit, stronglyr suppor- ted the treaty. Fair weather fever Daily Photo by ANDY FREEBERG Students on the diag bask in the warmth of the…

… long-awaited sun and'listen to a couple of impromptu musicians hailing the first official day of spring. Winter coats were left in the closet as hoardes of students came out of hibernation to enjoy the…

… seasonable temperatures. THREE PROPOSALS ON BALLOT: MSAini By JULIE ENGEBRECHT Of three proposals to appear on the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) election ballot, the most controversial is one which would…

… which would allow the next Assembly to prepare a program of financial subsidy for MSA officers. THE BALLOT will also include proposals asking students to reaffirm ternal unding support for a mandatory $2…

….92 per term question is being handled, or the entire fee, and to back student participation in funding plan itself. the tenure process. JOSEPH PELAVA, who introduced The question on student participation…

… not SAc o s 79 yet been drawn up. The first ballot proposal would pave the way for as much as $9,000 of the tability to students and improvement of Assembly budget to be set aside for of- morale among…

… could take in the future. He feels the ballot question should have been a simple question, asking whether students do or do not approve of compensation for work on the Assembly. See BALLOT, Page 12…

…." THE LETTER of resignation submit- ted to Carter by the former Chat- tanooga real : estate executive was generally unemotional and straight- forward, concluding, "Best wishes for Student charges use of…

… administration also supports the Egyptian position that the treaty with Israel should not have priority over Egypt's military ties with other Arab countries. In' Jerusalem, Prime Minister Menachem Begin, on the…

…, "and such other expenses in- cident to being a student." The University denies that any, trust exists and claims further that the land conveyed to the fledgling college was a gift. Further, the…

…', Page 7 Search groups By LEONARD BERNSTEIN The student, faculty, and alumni advisory committees in the presidential search are just finishing up their initial review of nominees-but they aren't quite…

… approximately 200 candidates. "OUR CONCERN as a committee is what happens in this mystical little process now," said student committee member Carolyn Rosenberg. "We have no idea what the next step is." The…

… student committee completed its game of catch-up with the other com- mittees by finishing its first evaluation of possible permanent successors to Reg ents' Robben Fleming Monday night. In accordance with…

… the Regents. But the faculty advisory committee See SEARCH, Page 7 Health budget cuts reduced, but 'U' nursing still hurt By MARY FARANSKI University student nurses and doctors who thought they were…

… two graduate programs-which presently grant tuition and monthly spending scholar- ships to over half the students in the program-are in jeopardy. Also expec- ted to come to a halt with the end of…

… subcommittee's decision was the fact that students and schools had already made plans for the fall based on 1979 funding. "We felt it was generally wrong to pull the rug from under" persons who had planned on…

… Education Incentive See BUDGET,. Page 10 Foreign, domestic issues addressed Two speakers caught students' attention on campus yesterday. A man calling himself "Mr. Albert" (top) spoke about the persecution…

… of Jews in Syria. And yesterday evening, Viewpoint Lecturer Elaine Noble (above) told students they had a responsibility to be politically active. See stories, Page 10. Ut ' SPECIAL PROSECUTORS…

… students at the University of Michigan Funding for abortions EVER SINCE Congress passed the Hyde Amendment; the 1976 legislation that banned Medicaid fun- ding of most abortions, pro-choice groups have…

…, threatening to deport those found to be "illegally here" and the INS has begun to in- By The Spartacus Youth League vade the campuses to begin the round-up. While the students who hailed the ayatollah should…

… billions of dollars in military aid to be used against Kur- dish rebels, Arab oil workers, Iranian leftists and the Soviet Union. The Tehran embassy seizure and hostage taking was a diversion. It was…

…. Iranian masses deserve to be able to determine the fate of the murderous shah. But the tyrant-in- power is no less guilty of crimes than his predecessor. The Kurds, Arabs, women and working class will also…

… situation one would be better off looking to the U.S. government rather than students and other people who happen to be from Iran. The U.S. government originally installed the shah in Iran. The U…

…, stated Willis.r h ural events, interesting associates, old-world H admitted hor, that his ambience. The Medieval and Renaissance Cot- 'o eth legium is now accepting reservations for student proposal was…

… Student Assembly; Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Michigan; B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation; Program in Judaic Studies; LSA-SG; Office of Ethics and Religion; Lord of Light Lutheran Church…

… have waited until' the Arab anger over the peace treaty; e had abated. They expressed concern. - about the economic and political san- ctions imposed on Egypt over the: o weekend and the departure of…

… Arab: ambassadors from Cairo. "Why did he have to come now?": asked one. But for Begin, the trip was a momen- tous occasion that signaled a new era of reconciliation after four wars and 30: years of open…

… credit hours. Graduate status preferred for the Resident Directors positions. QUALIFICATIONS: (lb) Must be a registered U. of M. student on the Ann Arbor campus in good academic standing during the period…

… consisted primarily of students in Prof. John Stevens' Journalism 202 class, also said the First Amendment stands in "real danger" of being eroded fur- ther because the case has not been universally supported…

… malprac- tice suits and governmental interferen- ce take over. To counteract this lack of ethics, Watson said, more courses are being developed to help students. "In conjun- ction with Legal Aid, we have…

… seminars to discuss lawyer/client conflicts" such as when a lawyer is asked to deal with a subject he knows little about. Watson said each law student does a See M.D., Page7 posing us on the grounds that it…

… message before or after Ghali asked the.United States to inter- vene. THE MICHIGAN DAILY (USPS 344-900) Volume LXXXIX, No. 5-S Tuesday, May 8, 1979 is edited and managed by students at the University of…

…-wing Christians battled leftist Moslems and Palestinian guerrillas. The Damascus government is one of the leaders of Arab rejection of the Egyp- tian-Israeli peace treaty. In Cairo yesterday, Egyptian Foreign…

… of Ph/a rmay Presents An inormational seminar on tho .:1 Doctor of Pkarmacy Degree Program Thursday, February 8, 1979-7-9 PM 3554 C.C. Little Building All interested University of Michigan students are…

…. At the time of the 1973 Arab oil embargo, the normal reserve was 54 days, he said. Asked when he would advise the President to declare a state of emergency, Schlesinger replied, "As we reached 60 days…

… Student Financial Assistance of the U.S. Office of Education. He is working with the Deputy Commissioner of Financial Assistance. THE ORGANIZATION of a search committee for a new director is run by Dr…

…. Richard English, the social vice president for academic affairs. The committee, composed of faculty, Michigan Student Assemblyf(MSA) members, and representatives from the Rackham School of Education, should…

…- cial Aid on Butts' leave of absence. Rosy Douglas was appointed Monday as the acting Assistant Director. Butts, who was very involved in the mid-income student assistant act, said in August when he…

… students at the University of Michigan iF l( ^ : r :<: . ; . ti, , qty ' a, . '< <; , } <j t sir , ; := , , ._ ;;.,. k > . , ,t z r Anger directed against Iranians in the United States is both…

… counterproductive and dangerous. Many Americans, especially students, are confusing criticism of the taking of hostages in Tehran with hostility towards Iranians in this country. Such unnecessary harassment of…

… public explanation as to how the deposed Shah of Iran got in- to this country in the first place. The United States must not cave in to the terrorist demands of Khomeini s student blackmailers in Tehran…

… repressiveness, the shah is not even on the scale. So to those students here on campus and elsewhere who evoke the memory of John Wayne and march against Iran, chanting fanatically to Nuke Iran or kill all…

… double instead of an economy triple.) -Jeff Forman, Jeff Banker To the Daily: be civilized. To that end, he recommends deporting all Iranian students from America, after taking a few hundred (or thousand…

… nature of the crisis today, and has created an stmosphere of virulent super patriotism and racism against Iranians and Arabs. After the first time the Iranian people deposed the Shah and replaced him with…

…, students, and oppressed peoples of this country must op- pose those who fan racism and super-patriotism and unite with the struggle of the Iranian people against US imperialism. 111ii 1x il a i Uf …

… turni holders of doctorates than openings, according to G dlay-Lindy, Administrati for Gradaute Programs in] Findlay-Lindy said it w that prompted her to h yesterday's program for graduate students which…

… six 1 designed to help graduate students ex- (ci plore, job opportunities outside the wa academic community. Yesterday's to speaker, IBM representative Lorna ac McGinnis, spoke to an audience of only…

… their jobs when it as easier to get jobs. They find it hard empathize with students seeking non- ademic careers." Jeff Lee, a graduate student in Ger- an, said the pressure to follow the aditional…

… utilizing the self-determination issue, Blum said. He went on to claim that if the West Bank and the Gaza Strip were designated a Palestinian Arab the state of Delaware and couldn't ab- sorb the refugees in…

…." has any, Frumin said he would like to see aembers students have a greater role in the iten the University. He also criticized the st think "bureaucratic mire" he claimed existed in LSA-SG. not em- KWIK…

… SAID students should have ient ex- "more of a say" in tenure decisiqJs. city for Kwik said the way tenure decisions ate nning)," currently made is "just another exam- latthew ple of the administration…

… being uncon- come off scerned with the needs and desires of the students." > Kwik, Lacker, Frumin, and Gottfried all said they didn't think any WCCAA member who might be elected to the council necessarily…

… of Michigamua - a 78-year-old, secret, all-male senior society. The decision, reachedlast Thursday, ends three years of waiting for ex- University students - Amy Blumen- thal and Anita Tanay - who…

…. Blumenthal and Tanay's suit alleged that Michigamua members received preferential treatment from the University without being a properly recognized student organization. Under{ Title IX, the University cannot…

… provide significant assistance to student groups which discriminate on the basis of sex. The society convenes several times each month on the top floor of the Michigan Union tower to hold a sometimes…

… area and a new student lounge. The changes are scheduled to be completed by Winter term. THE STUDY AREA will be on the second floor, which now houses the current periodicals collection. That area will be…

… currently occupied by library staff, will be transformed into the new student lounge. Vending machines, now located on third floor, will be included in the new lounge, and smoking will be prohibited. Students…

…, headquarters of Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat. Meanwhile, the Rev. Jesse Jackson began a tour of Israel and Arab states yesterday with a call on Israel to relieve the United States…

… "Today" logo. Staff artist Steven Cole designed the squirrel seven years ago, proclaiming that "The squirrel is the most important animal on campus, except maybe for the students." We still agree, but…

… alligator shirts, shoes, and other items which exploit the innocent reptile. Among the ALA's demands: " Liberation of alligators from shirts on campus. " Wally Gator cartoons before all student sponsored…

… sian. If you are expecting to graduate in 1980, the yearbook people want you to know that pictures are now being taken for next year's 'Ensian. For an appointment, stop by the Student Publications…

… National Council. Dayan said in a television interview Wednesday: "Should an Arab organization arise - even if it were the PLO itself - at some future stage and without engaging in terror to proceed to deal…

… questions about Israel's response if the PLO recognized Israel. Dayan still believes that is not possible, they said. SECOND CHO NCE 995-5350 Student government heads form campus-wide coaliton OT SU…

… (Continued from Page 1) ning faculty appointments as well as tepure decisions. ]Mark Garman, School of Education representative, said it was his under- standing that certain Regental by-laws precluded student…

… members on such committees from voting. On the other hand, Public Health representative Jim Murphy noted his s ool's Executive Committee had two voting student members. "It's quite a prestigious committee…

… referring to Palestinians living in occupied Arab lands and not to the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), which Israel refuses to recognize. There was no indication, however, that the Palestinians or…

… School District's central kitchen, where daily lunches for 40,000 students were prepared. A TEAM OF six specially trained guardsmen, garbed in. rubber gloves, coats and boots, ;worked under the direction…

…'s Fair in 1893 by some of the most famous organists in the world. PART-TIME STUDENTS & TEACHERS MEN, WOMEN ALL AGES $500 commission per month to start possible. Part-time for follow- ing up-thousands of…

… piano and John Mohler on clarinet. Student performers in- clude pianist Kathy Thompson, clarinetist Karen Bach, and cellist Marsha Sobierary, 8 p.m., School of Music, Recital Hall. Pendleton Arts Center…

… Liberal Arts-Room 302, 725 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02215. Boston University Boston University admits students regardless of their race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age…

… position in Dearborn in 1971, the two year upper class only school had only 800 enrolled students. Since that time, enrollment has increased to 6,000 and programs have been expanded to include fresh- men…

… Bill Rapai of the Michigan Journal, the student newspaper. "PEOPLE ARE sorry to see him go, but they have been expecting it," said Rapai. "It has been rumored that Goodall would be going to the Univer…

… receiving less gas now than it was during the 1973 Arab oil embargo. "By the end of the year, the price will be pretty close to a dollar a gallon," said Jim Wolfe, manager of C-Ted's Standard at South…

… oil production by gradually lifting price controls. By 257 to 135, the House defeated a piroposal to reimpose controls on the price of oil discovered prior to the 1973 Arab oil embargo. This oil now…

… Birthday 75th Birthday IDENTIFY THESE 5 UNION SITES & * WIN.2 OHIO STATE TICKETS * (50 yd. line tickets) 1. Submit entry to Office of Student Organizations, Activities, and Programs--1310 Union. 2. Use…

… students at said. the House vote clearly put the standby the University of Michigan. Published Under, the rationing bill, Congress rationing proposal back on track daily Tuesday through Sunday morn- still…

…- in the 1973 Arab oil embargo or this night. But that promise appeared based itia, Michigan480 THE MICHIGAN DIL , 4 a ynard yrs sBortageof less than 1 per cent. on an assumption that House leaders…

… less crude oil and a said this year's shortage is a re-run of energy crisis involves increasing the another 1.5 million barrels of imported higher demand, especially for gasoline, the 1973 Arab oil…

… differentiate one element from another," he claimed. THE MICIGAN DAILY (USPS 344-900) volume LXXXIX, No. 15-5 Tuesdav. May 22. 1979 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily…

…, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat predicted the Arab boycott of Egypt over its peace treaty with Israel "will all be history" by next year. And in Jerusalem a top-level commit- tee began preparing Israeli…

… engineering will be awarded to 5,500 students, eclipsing last year's all-time high of 4,621. The publication says demand for chemical engineers will continue strong for the next three years. Growth, however…

… Group. 10:00 a.m.-Worship Service with the Parish. 12 noon-Luncheon and Student Fel- fdwship., AT CANTERBURY LOFT 332 S. State St. 6:00 p.m.-Sunday Evening Medi- tation. $T. MARY STUDENT CHAPEL (Catholic…

… Sup- pers, Fellowship Hall. Student Wel- come. Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.-Campus Discussion Group-led by Margi Stuber, M.D., in the Campus Center Lounge. * * * PACKARD ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH; SBC 2580 Packard…

…-Bible School 9:30 a.m. Worship-10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Wednesday-Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Bible classes for College Students. For information call 971-7925 Wilburn C. Hill, Evangelist Transportation-662…

… talks with the PLO. Meanwhile. Turkish leaders welcomed (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat with a warmth that underlines the Ankara government's desire for closer relations with the Arab and Islamic world…

… have been no revolutions started with it." NOT AS MUCH interest has been sparked at Community, according to Wolfe, "because the students there aren't repressed. They have more rights than we do at…

…, October 6, 1979 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…

… criticize it, but they read it." Buchele adds that although students may throw it away even after a brief look, "it's important that the paper and the ideas stay inside their minds." The staff of the "Press…

… ago, Wolfe presented the University's Regents with a resolution, on behalf of the Pioneer Student Council Executive Board, calling for divest- ment in American corporations doing business in South…

… inflation everyone works extra hard for their money. It's not our fault or the fault of the government. If anyone's to blame it's those Arabs and those knee-jerking Europeans who cozy to them by paying their…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan The governed and- the ungoverned The nev C HINESE VICE PREMIER Teng Hsiao-ping's historic vist to the United States emphasizes some of the vast changes…

… selection process. It is a popular issue for the same reason most past controversial subjects drew support; the goal is easily defined. Students - or rather the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) - are deman…

… is curious then that students should focus so much attention on the president selection process when every facet of the Univer- sity is undemocratic and affects their lives much more directly. The…

… superficial analysis of any aspect of the University and its operation leads us to see that the University no longer exists for the benefit of students, especially un- dergraduates. There is at least one…

… developed some interesting theories. His major thesis is provocative: "The University is not deeply motivated to respond to student needs and problems and usually does so only under the most obvious and…

… a good example. The first two years of a student's career at the University are usually spent in mammoth lecture halls where professors talk at their pupils through microphones so the students in the…

… back rows can hear. Discussion sections in these classes generally hold about thir- ty students'- far too many for a substantive exchange of new ideas. Moreover, these sections are taught by Teaching…

… Assistan- ts who' lack teaching and educational experience. Professors are rarely seen in these classes. It would seem that younger, less experienced students would need the most at- tention rather than the…

… more contact with professors, but papers are often graded by teaching assistants. When a professor does grade' research papers there is a great tendency to merely assign a grade. How of- ten do students…

…'s oil minister walked out of a meeting of;Arab i ministers yesterday to protest attempts by Syria and Libya to introduce a resolution of support for Iran in its dispute with the United States, accor- ding…

…., Rackham, 8p.m. General Notice STUDENT ACCOUNTS: Your attention is called to the following rules passed by the Regents at their meeting on February 28, 1936: "Students shall pay all accounts due the…

… University not later than the last day of classes of each semester or summer session. Student loans which are not paid or renewed are sub- ject to this regulation; however, students loans not yet due are…

… or summer session just completed will not be released, and no transcript of credits will be issued. "(b) All students owing such accounts will not be allowed to register in any subsequent semester or…

… LXXXX, No. 74 Wednesday, December 5, 1979 is edited and managed b students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420 Maynard Street…

…- suasive evidence that some of these See CARTER, Page5 NOTED LINGUIST and political critic, Noam Chomsky (left), is intro- duced last night to a crowd of 700 at Rackham Auditorium by University student…

… Palestinians in occupied territory and in Arab coun- tries are under the flag of the PLO," he said. "WE ARE NOT terrorists," Kawasmeh said. "We are under oc- cupation, we a-e struggling. We are struggling for…

… thousand million," he said. Israel demolished 20,000 Arab homes and built 30,000 apartments for Jews surrounding East Jerusalem, Kawasmeh said. Palestinians whoop- pose the Israeli occupation of the West…

… rising and climbed as high as $419 an ounce before slipping back to close at $415.50. There were reports of continued gold buying by Arabs and of efforts to sell dollars after a meeting between West German…

…'s from Harvard in 1948. The following year, he received a Ph.D. from Harvard. SACUA members And two appointed students are searching for a permanent successor to Shapiro. A tentative deadline for…

… children are killed in an accident in Jerus.alem, it's the Palestinians (who are blamed)." Kawasmeh also discussed the problem of U.S. and Israeli recognition of the PLO, and Arab recognition of Israel. "The…

… graduate schc tion on admissions, cot with M.B.A. degree. Sponsored by the Pre-Prof Interested Students and Faculty Invited f-R1US 12E DAY Thulrsd, No. 8, 1979--1-2 am, 1-4 pm Algerian forces show off…

… off Soviet-supplied MiG-25 warplanes, T-72 tanks, LIBYA IS the only other Arab country known to possess the. and SAM-9 missiles never before displayed here. MiG-25, the Soviet Union's most advanced…

… af- fairs is Nov. 15. The Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA) and two MSA-appointed' students will sift through those nominations before narrowing the list' down to about five…

… MICHIGAN DAILY (USPS 344-900) Volume LXXXIX, No. 40-S Tuesday, July 10, 1979 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morn- ings during the…

… speculation that Sadat and the Israeli prime minister would try to capitalize on the procedural breakthrough at last week's round of talks on autonomy for the 1.1 million Palestinian Arabs living in the Israeli…

… Crown Prince Fahd reiterated their nations' opposition to the Egyptian-Israeli negotiations. Teaching Fellowships for Graduate Students are now available through the PILOT PROGRAM Deadline-July 13 The…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan Carter's Mideast 'peace' Plans imperil A2 A NN ARBOR has survived Briarwood. But the developments planned for the south side of town, which include…

…'s decline and thus the deterioration of housing there. Ann Arbor's student population in the center city drives up the price of housing, which in turn pressures those with moderate incomes to move out. When…

… television hours was doomed to talks at the same time. Foreign Minister Jacques De failure when other Arab nations The analysts also said Gaulle charged that though the decided not to go along. in the U.S. be…