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… buildup in the Middle East could total $15 billion in the next fiscal year, but promised disgruntled law- makers a "significant increase" in help from Arab nations and other American allies. Cheney and Gen…

…- come involved in combat. Several senators used yesterday's session to show their distress over the amounts of military backing supplied by Arab nations in the region, and financial support from U…

…'about it," said LSA first-year student Amanda: Flies. When asked if she talked to Becky about birth control, Karen. Bell said, "I talked about sex and what can happen. I didn't talk about abortion, and I…

… Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: for fall and winter (2 semesters) $28.00 in…

…-town and $39 out-of-town, for fall only $18.00 in-town and $22.00 out-of-town. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard…

… Israelis and wounding 27, the army said. The attack was the third from Arab territory in two days. At least four Palestinians were killed and two Israeli soldiers injured in Israel's self-declared security…

… College Press Service A powerful new "fortified" wine reportedly is gaining popularity among college students, prompting several national alcoholism education groups to issue warnings on campuses in recent…

… weeks. The wine Cisco, which some students refer to as "liquid crack" because of its strength, is becoming a preferred drink among college students "in some places" because it offers "a cheap and powerful…

…, warning students of its effects. BACCHUS International, another campus alcohol awareness group, is planning to send letters to its campus chapters to warn them of Cisco's new popularity. "Cisco is a…

… society has ma- tured," Granados said. "There is less fear of the United States and we have a more pragmatic vision of our relg- tionship with the United States." Students nestled on fault line celebrate…

… predicted quake * College Press Service At Southeast Missouri State University, December 3 is a student theme party. They're calling it the "It's Not Our Fault" gala. At Memphis State University, a local…

…," said Mary Robinson, a student at Shelby State Community College in Memphis. December 3, it turns out, is the day one scientist has predicted a gi- ant, destructive earthquake will heave through the…

… central Midwest. While earthquakes are notoriously difficult to predict, many residents clearly are worried. For the approximately 980,000 college students in the region, the prospect of a term…

…-ending earthquake has lent this semester a strange un- easiness. "One of our residence halls sits on the fault," said Vicki Nenninger, a student at Southeast Missouri in Cape Girardeau. Students who live there "are…

… worried about it." "Most students are taking the at- titude: if it happens, it happens," Nenninger added. The countdown began when Dr. Iben Browning, a climatologist who lives in New Mexico, predicted there…

… drivers, unsuspecting passengers, and innocent pedestrians. The victims are often college students with promising futures who dream of a ca- reer or marriage. This dream is snuffed out in a matter of…

… champagne have begun. Students Against Driving Drunk (SADD) would like everyone to be aware of this danger. We need to be on the lookout for possible tragedies and avoid them. No one wants to attend a funeral…

…- erful weapons: Reason and truth. Blake Girardot LSA sophomore No guns, no guts To the Daily: I have been a student at the University since 1987. During this time I have seen very little accomplished by…

… MSA except arguing among its members. Finally, last week MSA appeared as though they were going to do something constructive for the students of this cam- pus for the first time in recent history. They…

…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, November 7, 1990 - Page 3 Assembly :Attendance The following Michigan Student Assembly members were present for opening and closing roll call at last night's meeting…

… (Rackham) Jonathan Uy (Med.) Jennifer Van Valey (LSA) Hunter Van Valkenburgh (LSA) Aaron Williams (Engin.) The following Michigan Student Assembly members were absent for either opening or closing roll call…

…/Daily Angela Burks, MSA vice-president, talks to student leaders about room allocations. More than 100 students came to the MSA meeting to protest the room allocations proposal. Action sues party for election…

… slander by Christine Kloostra and Stefanie Vines, Daily Staff Reporters All student organizations request- ing offices from the Michigan Stu- dent Assembly received space, al- though many of them were not…

… Koppelman. "I'll think (the student groups) will be happy once they forget standing for three hours in the MSA chambers." Student groups criticized the methods used to allocate the offices. Brian Cook, staff…

… office with radio equipment. If unauthorized members are in the office we can be fined $10,000 or be jailed for 10 years." One student organization wanted space changed because of a personal conflict with…

… another student group. Sangeeta Patel, vice-president of the Undergraduate Law Club, said her group didn't want to split an of- fice with a competing pre-law asso- ciation. "We didn't want to share of- fice…

… should." Not all students, however, came to MSA to complain about a spe- cific change in room allocations. Troy Hollar, the Gilbert and Sulli- van Society President said his par- ticular problem was in…

…, but he didn't. by Christine Kloostra Daily MSA Reporter A member of the Action party filed suit in the Michigan Student Assembly's Election Court against the Conservative Coalition (CC) Monday…

…Groups get new on Diag by Annabel Vered Project SERVE (Students in Educationally Rewarding Volunteer Experiences) sponsored a Volunteer portunities Fair on the Diag yes- terday to recruit members for…

… the Diag)." The participating organizations included health, environmental, and crisis intervention groups. Engineering junior Rob Guttman heads the University Students Against Cancer organization…

… sopho- more Amy Gray. "This seems like the best place to do it." Graduate student Rob Saxon added, "I've done some volunteer work before, and it's a good way to meet people and feel good about do- ing…

… something back." by Gwen Shaffer Students entering technical, en- gineering and health-related fields may find higher starting salaries thani students who enter other careers, but they will also have to…

… still low-paying jobs - averaging less than $30,000 a year, according to the report - many students are choosing those fields, May said. She explained the current concern for the environment and the…

… prestige associated with public service careers has drawn students into those fields. "For awhile, computer science ca- reers were thought to be what every- one needed to go into," May said. "But that trend…

… therapists and medical tech- nologists also reported a rise in salary offers, although the report did . not specify by how much. Students looking for jobs in eco- nomic and finance careers found a lower…

… increase from last year of 6.8 percent. The report hasn't phase some LSA students, already planning on entering low-paying careers. "I really love news broadcasting and I'd still stick with it even if the…

… high salaries, students should avoid basing career decisions solely on money. "If someone wants to pursue a career - even if its not in a great field - they should still follow that path because they…

…, was built in 1953 and rebuilt in 1983. Fling it Morgan Brazilian, a third-year law student, plays frisbee on the Diag. p ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT APPLYING TO GRADUATE SCHOOL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF…

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… removal of other weapons of mass destruction in the hands of the Arabs. The state- ment was carried by the official Iraqi News Agency. m 1,, Ms: Z- I 04,l>,. PLD,q ,fy .. ." ,. \. , -, W PNgpAC' ERE…

…- sign to its students. RC sophomore Lucas Ortega said; that some students transfer because the RC "makes you feel like your not part of the rest of the Univer- sity," but rather a part of one "social and…

… educational niche." In spite of the students who have transferred to LSA, administrators of the RC point to the fact that enroll- ment at the RC has grown steadily. Herb Eagle said that in the pas decade, the…

… RC has had roughly a 3 percent increase in students. The disagreement concerning at- trition in the RC may be resolved next year when the RC embarks on an attrition study. be Mirbwniailg The Michigan…

… Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: for fall and winter (2 semesters) $28.00 U.S. mail…

… and $28 on campus, for fall only $22.00 U.S. mail. The Michigan Daily is a member of The Associated Press and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, MI 48109…

… Lee Shufro Reflecting an image of a liberal University community, students yes- terday overwhelmingly voted for Democratic incumbent candidates over Republicans. Polling figures indicate that more than…

… 3,000 voters participated in the democratic process at University polling stations. Most of these vot- ers were students. LSA Sophomore Erick Laurila had strong feelings about voting yes- terday. "I…

…. Engineering first-year student Brian Ankrapp attempted vote by ab- sentee ballot in his hometown of Bloomfield Hills but was unable to receive one in time. Though many students utilized their constitution- ally…

… promises. However, Blanchard is pro-choice and Engler is not," said Joe Guith, an LSA first year student who chose not to cast his vote for either candidate. "Both have their high points, but they…

… when Bomzer proclaimed that Kahane "was a strident voice calling Never Again,"' the slogan used by Kahane in reference to the Holocaust. "Tell all Arabs don't sleep so quiet tonight," Margolis said. "We…

… are Jews, we are religious Jews and we don't buy that crap of turning the other cheek. There will be hell to pay for this affront." Asked if he was threatening Arabs, Margolis said: "I use simple…

… insight on these current events and the changes rock- ing Soviet politics. Petrov, speaking to an audience of about fifty faculty and students, *said the communist party is directly under fire because the…

… sorted at the Station on S. Industrial Ave. The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 7, 1990 - Page 3 Speaker to address Arab- Israeli conflict by Gabrielle Durocher Jerome Segal, founder of a Jew- ish…

…, Rackham graduate student and midwest coordinator of the Jewish Peace Lobby. Levin said Segal will explain the role American Jews can play in a so- lution to the crisis. Levin hopes to start a student…

… chapter of the Jewish Peace Lobby in Ann Arbor as one way students could contribute to the resolution of the struggle. Founder and president of the Jew- ish Peace Lobby, Segal created the organization last…

… Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy at the University of Maryland. The sponsors for this event in- clude the Progressive Zionist Cau- cus, the Union of Students for Israel, the Rackham Student…

… Government, the Office of Ethics and Religion, the Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice, and the Jewish Law Students Union. Recycle Ann Ar A curious University student Ecology Center's Recycling E RSDal…

… University student, was released on two counts of breaking and entering into student homes after posting ten percent of his $30,000 bond, Ann Arbor police said. At 4 a.m. Saturday, Johnson al- legedly broke…

… Caldwell said Johnson had also been involved in a similar inci- dent in Ypsilanti last week. Man burgles student house Two Ann Arbor residents were arrested Monday night after one of them broke into a…

… University student's home on South Fourth Ave., police reports said. The 34-year-old suspect entered the house by taking the screen off of one of the windows. The students, in another part of the house…

…, spotted the entry and subsequently locked themselves into one of the rooms, said Ann Arbor Police Staff Sergeant John King. When the suspect heard the students' voices coming from behind the locked door, he…

… said, but added that the costs of Stalinism were high. Although Angee Poley, an LSA first-year student, said the conference was informative, she said it would have been better if a diplomat from the…

… Soviet Union had spoken at the first panel. 'U' students demand change in U.S. policy at national rally. by Frank Krajenke About 40 University students and Ann Arbor residents participated in a…

…. Iowever if she stays in biology Through graduate school she will find fewer and fewer females. By the time she becomes a professor she will be outnumbered nine to one. The LSA graduate student- teaching…

… Science program and Eleanor Linn, associate director of the Center for Sex Equity in Schools said science doesn't attract many students on the whole, and at- tracts even fewer women. In order to encourage…

…. Swain is interim University vice president for student services. THE LIST What's happening in Ann Arbor today straight-scale, minimize competi- tion, relate class skills to careers, and provide female…

… role models. "If you ask a junior-high student to describe a woman scientist, they will say she's old, ugly, has no fash- ion sense, and doesn't date because she never gets out of the lab," said Davis…

…. David Toland, second year gradu- ate student and chemistry T.A., said he used the seminar to improve his teaching. "I spent a lot of the time just personally thinking about what I do when teaching a class…

… classes. If a male student does poorly he will be encouraged to keep trying. A female student, however, will be encouraged to try something else. LSA junior Debbie Lotstein said she sympathized with the…

… discussed Is- raeli foreign and domestic policies in relation to the Arab States and Pales- tinians at the Rackham Amphithe- ater yesterday as a part of the Israel Conference Day. Forum members included…

…; Michael Curtis, Professor of Politi- cal Science at Rutgers University, Kenneth McKune, Deputy Director of the Office of Israel and Arab-Is- raeli Affairs within the Department of State, Richard Strauss…

…9 Page 4-The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, September 18, 1990 Ule Alidflgun Bailg EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 I NOAH…

… to further persecution of gay men in our society. Even if VanHeest must be remedied had tested positive for AIDS (which he has not) he could not transmit it to the students in a normal classroom…

… of the Arab nations - who oppose the action are not considered. So the President says, "America and the world must defend common vital inter- ests." Now, obviously, if "the world" is "the world," as…

… the sale and deliv- ery of Wolverine Carpets to students in University residence halls, omits that while he may be a concerned parent, he is also the attorney for the company and was personally involved…

… delivered to students during the Labor Day weekend move-in program was to de- fray its administrative costs not budgeted for room and board costs. Contrary to Mr. Weiss' claim that the costs were minimal…

… solicited student business here and knows the University's policies regarding the delivery of commercial products in the residence halls. Wolverine failed to com- ply with those rules for the 1990 student…

… 9/6/90). He did new students and Michigan Daily readers a disservice by not learning more about the bookstores in Ann Arbor and their specialties. The kudos for Border's, Shaman Drum, and David…

… the shone in town. To the Daily:. As of September, 1990, Student Legal Services (SLS) has suffered recent staff losses that cannot adequately be filled, due to severe budget problems. Presently, among…

… cope with the situation and provide the students maximum service - but by necessity we; are curtailing intake and refusing cases we previously would have accepted. . Our control over our own budget is…

… limited. We are funded by the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA), which receives a small ($6.77) stipend from each stu- dent's tuition bill. From that sum, MSA " decides how much to allocate to various student…

… program was held gat the Alpha Epsilon Pi house with participation from the entire Greek system. In an article appearing in yesterday's Daily, Bobby Hershfield of the Student Impact Party was incorrectly…

… identified. THE LIST What's happening in Ann Arbor today Court rules in favor of LaGROC, by Josephine Ballenger Daily Staff Writer Michigan Student Assembly's Court of Common Pleas (CCP) de- cided yesterday…

… meeting and rollers riding 6 p.m. in the Sports Coliseum Arab-American Anti- discrimination Committee - meeting at 7 p.m. in the Union (check board for room) Asian American Women's Journal - meeting at 5 p…

…'s Issues Commission of MSA - meeting at 6:30 p.m. in 3909 Union Iranian Student Cultural Club - meeting at 7:45 p.m.. in the Michigan League TARDAA (Time and Relative Dimensions in Ann Arbor) - meeting at 8…

… p.m. in 2413 Mason ,Hall Indian And Pakistani American Students' Council - weekly meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Ambatana Lounge of South Quad Students Concerned About Animal Rights Meeting (S…

… yesterday. Falconry is an ancient and traditional sport among the Arab people. TICKETS NEEDED: 2 UCLA tickets for parents. Will pay top $$. Call Dennis 651-3883. FOR SALE: 4 season football tickets. Sec…

…-28. Peter 998-0345. NEED TO SELL student season football tickets. Reasonable price. Call 998-0059. ANNOUNCEMENTS THERE WILL BE a memorial service for Sociology grad student Jeffrey Matthew on Friday, Sept. 21…

… at 4:00 in the Vandenberg Room at the Michigan League. VOLUNTEERS TO distribute flyers for Jack Herer & the Hemp Tour rally Friday, :coon on diag & evening reggae benifit at Student Union. 'v Rick 663…

… already a strong racism against Arabs, and I know it will be peo- ple of color and poor people doing most of the fighting. My students are scared." The protestors marched from the Farmer's Market to…

…. Tiffany Hunt, a first year engi- neering student, was at the party when police arrived. "They were just macing people at random. I don't think that would have happened if it had been a differ- ent event…

… Staff Reporter JENNIFER UUNt u aiy Jamal Young (center), a second-year Rackham student, speaks for civil rights here and abroad in a anti-war rally on the Diag Friday. George Davis (left), a second…

…-year Rackham student, and Devmlin Ponte, an LSA junior, joined in the protest as well. City protests intervention by Lynne Cohn Daily Staff Reporter More than 400 Ann Arbor residents gathered to peacefully…

… fear of losing his job for joining the protest. The rally stopped at City Hall where Dr. Elizabeth Allen from the University Nursing School, first-year law student Karima Bennoune, Ypsilanti's First Con…

… the Persian Gulf drew more than 200 people in a Diag rally last Friday. Speakers represent- ing a wide range of student and local groups addressed the protestors before they marched to the Union, where…

… the rally ended. Paula Church, head of the Michigan Student Assembly Peace and Justice Committee began the rally by yelling to the large gathering: "We're a coalition of students who don't want a war…

…. Earning the loudest cheers of the day, second-year Rackham student Jamal Young continued along the same vain as Smith. "Sixty-five percent of the peo- ple on the frontline are of African ancestry," Young…

… Kilbourne. impact on women, The image of men in ads is also by Shalini Patel Daily Staff Reporter The University chapter of the Na- tional Lawyers Guild has endorsed the demands of the student move- ment…

… opposed to the deputization of campus police officers and a code of non-academic conduct In a letter to Michigan Student Assembly President Jennifer Van Valey dated Dec. 1, the group de- scribed the current…

…1d gan 74F Ccpynght C 1990 Vol. C1, No.44 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, November 5,1990 TeMicin IDal Vol. o. 4 hip~di American students in Israel cope wi 0 Mark Katz Program at the Rothberg School…

… for of Israelis inside Israel-proper in the one of panic. JERUSALEM - When nearly 500 American college students boarded the plane to come here this past summer, anxiety ran deep. The thought of…

… supply store, a convenience store, a post office, student lounges, hotel rooms, and a computing center branch. In line with these expectations, much of the Commons' interior was left uncompleted, awaiting…

… 'Commons because few people fre- quent the area now. At the same time, he explained, businesses would generate more consumer patronage. Frank Cianciola, Director of the Michigan Union/North Campus Commons/Student…

… available in their own dis- ciplines. For example, a dancer Overseas Students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem find them- selves with much more to worry about. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's threats…

… to destroy Israel with an arse- nal of chemical and biological weapons was taken more seriously than past threats made by other Arab leaders. Many Israelis have the gov- ernment-issued gas masks at…

… home -o prove it. Internally, the combination of vio- lence on the Temple Mount three weeks ago and the random stabbings following week have further in- creased tensions among American students here…

…. Mark Katz is a University junior and a Daily staffer, currently studying in Israel on Hebrew University's One-Year program.y-s - r WORLD}:J PERSPECTIVE However, the mood among American students at Hebrew…

… University is, for the most part, not Out of the 550 students on the predominantly American one-year program, only 39 have left. That figure represents approximately twice the number of students who usually…

… early de- partures were caused by parental pressure from back home. Nevertheless, students have been ith regional affected by the realities of the threat deal with4 to their security coming from within…

…rrrrnxlrn ph zs Ann Arbor, Michigan Friday, September 21, 1990 COPYrI V01.C , No.12 The Mich chipanpaiiy M R 1 9kV Students tJ Lf ~y l v rS>Xn r; v, E protest m L x 'U ' r -0 r I I 1 ' r e' ' 5 Fr…

… unidentified students as the regents made their way to the Michigan Union for a public comments session regarding armed security on campus. Students speak out to Regents by Josephine Ballenger Daily Crime…

… freedom of expression issue," said Corey Dolgon, chair of Michi- gan Student Assembly's Student Rights Commission (SRC). Dolgon and SRC oppose campus deputization because, they say, offi- cers could use…

… their authority to stop protests and other forms of student expression. With a campus police fleet, new patrol cars and headquarters estimated to cost the University more than a million dollars a year…

…Page 4-iThe Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 22, 1990 CItbe Airbigan iailt EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 ARTS NEWS…

… learning about the Arab-Israeli conflict through research and speaking with Israelis, I feel that Israel's reservations and reluctance to negotiate with the PLO are based on legitimate rea- sons. Aside from…

… leaders assure the Arab world. Re- sponding to a question on Viennese televi- sion only four days after his Dec. 15, 1988 renunciation of terrorism, Arafat replied, "I did not mean to renounce... Ac- tually…

… just assessme News The Student Association wants to tak Yale University the University student voice to the Legis- January 24 lature and lobby for changes on two bill Students should register to vote by…

… active and informed participation in the political process of the community. The ideal of ancient Athens should be applied in present-day Ann Arbor. As responsible adults, students (who make up one…

…. The local election this April 2 includes issues that are vitally important to students. But to exercise one's right as a citizen, one must register by Friday, March 2. Students are quick and creative…

… when it comes to making excuses about why they Hinte, a Rackham graduate student, is a member of Student Initiative. .e Is should not register to vote in Ann Arbor, here is a small sampling: "I am only…

… going to be here for a few years." First of all, some of you may be here longer than you think.Second of all, even the fraction of students who graduate in four years are profoundly effected by lo- cal…

… students and student organizations convicted on drug charges. The voice of college students across the state needs to be heard and this project is one of the best things the SA can do for its constituents…

… threat to the Daily To the Daily: In a letter to the Daily on Feb. 8, Pres- ident James Duderstadt, Regent Philip Power, and Amnon Rosenthal (chair of the Board for Student Publications), denied that they…

…, Rabbis, and directors of Hillel have a responsibility to help us cre- ate a framework for the next step. Those who do not, those who lie to themselves and to their students, are guilty of crimes against…

… - IQ Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan have to break that logic. The logic of the state has to be changed. Israel's challenge and the Palestinians I want to also stress that…

… refuse to walk that path then we look for solutions that are of course impossible to find because of them [Arabs]; not us, of course, no, not us, we [Jews] are innocent. We are no longer innocent; we are…

…. Student struggle Daily: What is the role of students on campuses? Ellis: I have been very impressed in my visit to the University because Palestini- ans and some Jewsare at least trying to speak about this…

… faithful. What they need is Jewish support from their elders of which they get very little. But that is for me the possibility of what students can be involved in as this new generation of Jews and this new…

…, and letters do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Daily. Time to pay up'U ON TUESDAY, students of color met with University administrators to de- mand immediate, tangible action to go along…

… with the pomp and circumstance of Duderstadt's Michigan Mandate and promises for the 21st Century. The six demands focus on increasing people of color representation in the student body to be…

… proportional to the number of people of color in the na- tion. Twenty years ago University Presi- dent Fleming promised the first Black Action Movement that the University would increase Black student enroll…

…- ment to equal the proportion of Blacks in the state, which was then ten per- cent. Twenty years later the University's Black student enrollment is only 6.4% while Michigan's Black population is 13%. The…

… promises the University adminis- tration made to students in 1970 are past due - twenty years past due. The least the University administration can do to make up for the damage done by twenty years of unmet…

…0 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 9, 1990 X be &iga al EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 At last the government…

… legal polit- ical activity of its faculty is a threat to academic freedom. By no stretch of the imagination can this activity be related to Baker's ability to carry out his job. Concerned students…

… Ann Arbor police going to do, patrol the smoke-filled diag in search of any other drug besides pot? Leitner is a first-year LSA student studying bioethics. The police can merely give out their $25…

…." If people feel the undying need to smoke their marijuana, they should do it in an area that is not in the University sector of Ann Arbor. Threats Arab-Israel negotiations AS INDICATED BY THE KNESSET…

… innocent population would be extreme and unwarranted. Even Arafat ex- pressed concern for the safety of Arabs living in and around Israel if such an attack were to take place. The Arab-Israeli conflict…

…. Gabriel Feldberg first-year LSA student dents, and, yes, even army officials, and come up short. One brave soul guessed the army dis- criminated because of its need to maintain "internal stability within…

… constitutional zeal, like char, ity, should begin at home. David Meyer third-year Law student Daily misrepresents MSA independents To the Daily: The second paragraph of a Michigan Student Assembly election article…

… their views on the code, deputization, student group funding and the proposed course on race and ethnicity, among other issues. t Below these discussions, an article about the candidates who are running…

… index pendently was placed. Did this article ask these students about their views on the code or deputization or the proposed racism class? No, on all counts. Half of the article discussed why candir…

…. The British escapees told Lon- don's Daily Mail newspaper that they had spent 25 hours in rough seas after taking the 10-foot boat through the marshes of southern Iraq, into the Shatt-al-Arab waterway…

… Arab lands, Baghdad's official Iraq News Agency reported. Kaifu insisted on Iraq's with- boat drawal from Kuwait first, said Shi- geo Takenaka, Kaifu's spokesperson. Kaifu later met with Jordan's King…

… Professor at the school since 1987 - a going-away party on the Friday before her departure. Nursing School Associate Dean for Student Affairs Janice Lindberg said the nurse's co-workers sent her off with a…

… assistant in the Creative Writing program and a personal friend of Webster's, said Webster "really enjoyed teaching... he really was enjoying the work that he was doing with his students." "Everybody liked…

… him, and it was a very big shock to find out he had passed away," said LSA senior Ted Pastor, one of Webster's students. Swan felt the, same. "We're all sort of reeling a bit," she said. "He was one of…

… Guild House. offers beans, rice, poltics by Nicole James Where can students and community members eat beans and rice in a living room while discussing Central American politics, or hear local writers read…

…, students and commu- nity members, the House holds regular weekly events attended by a wide mix of people. Director Don Coleman said the Guild House wants to provide ways to help people find meaningful life…

…Page 4- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, April 18, 1990 (Itje fidtrigan tt l EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Strct Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 ARTS 763 0379 PHOTO…

… students' fears and sus- picions may be justified. But who knows? The President may have better intentions. I have a feeling his plans look at times rather "dictatorial," but perhaps he really will remain…

… try to trust President Duderstadt? He may pleasantly surprise us all. Mali Bahreman Participate in Israeli mock elections at 'U' To the Daily: The debate on campus concerning the Arab-Israeli conflict…

… Israeli elections in the fishbowl tomorrow from 10 am to 3 pm. It will be possible to vote for all parties, from the two largest, Likud and Labor, to the smaller Arab, commu- nist, and religious parties. It…

… is important that as many people as possible vote in the elections in order to provide an accu- rate view of how Michigan students and faculty feel towards Israel and her govern- ment. Descriptions of…

… University graduate student Cartoons and signed letters on the Opinion Page represent the views of the artists or authors, and not necessarily those of the Daily staff. Critic takes a beating0 To the Daily…

… What's your opinion? The Daily wants to hear from you. Send or bring letters to the Student Publications Building at 420 Maynard Street. Or, you can bring in letters on Macintosh disk or send them via…

…, attendance at Michigan Union events may be re- stricted to ensure student safety, said Vice President Mary Ann Swain last night at a meeting between student leaders and University officials. The meeting was…

… held to discuss the Fri- day night brawl which left seven people injured. Swain called the meeting in the Union's Anderson Room "not to talk, but to hear what students had to say," and said her primary…

… concern was for students to continue spon- soring their desired events in a safe environment. She thanked the members of the Phi Beta Sigma and Omega Psi Phi fraternities for their assistance and…

… Association (BGA), several proposals were debated for implementation, including possibly restricting all events in University buildings to college students show- ing identification. Several members of the crowd…

… Union disagreed with Swain's suggestion, saying high school students and non- students frequently attend Union events and would be unfairly dis- criminated against. Two students representing the lo- cal…

… administration as another excuse to arm campus offi- cers. "We can't let students fall into the trap of thinking that deputization is the answer," Van Valey said. "We need to come together on this cam- pus as…

… students, and solve this prob- ANTHONY M. CROLUDaIIy New recruits Ben Alliker (left) and Jen Danner spent their day on the Diag yesterday trying to recruit new members for the Michigan Crew team. *Hoers…

… free oi to Third World countries Move seen as attempt to gain support 'We can't let students fall into the trap of thinking that deputization is the answer...it would not have made any difference if the…

…, pointed out that along with increasing security for Union events, more security is needed for the Union's many student organization offices located on the upper floors, where there is a serious theft…

… problem. LSA junior and Michigan Stu- dent Assembly (MSA) President Jennifer Van Valey was one of the last students to speak. She stressed lem ourselves." "It would not have made any dif- ference if the…

… the four powers responsible for Germany' since World War II, it said. Ann Arbor Rep. 'discusses bills with students Japanese support their ruling party Despite scandals, Liberal Democrats maintain…

… students about pertinent issues fac- ing the University community. Rather than give a lecture, O'Connor explained the contents of several bills, and asked the students to vote whether they approved of each…

… Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry - weekly meeting at 6:30 p.m. in Hillel Women's Club Lacrosse - practice 4-6 p.m. at the Sports Coliseum (5th. and Hill) UM Cycling --- team meeting and rollers riding 6 p…

….m. in the Sports Coliseum Women's Rugby --- meeting and practice 8 p.m. in the Sports Coloseum Arab-American Anti- discrimination Committee --- meeting at 7 p.m. in the Union (check board for room) Asian…

… meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Union Women's Issues Commission of MSA --- meeting at 6:30 p.m. in 3909 Union Students Concerned about Animal Rights (SCAR) --- meeting at' 7 p.m., animal rights philosophy…

… discussion at 8 p.m. in 124 E. Quad UM Collegiate Entrepeneurs -- - mass meeting at 7 p.m. in 0215 Business School Indian and Pakistani American Students' Council --- general body meeting at 7 p.m. in the p…

… Trip --- 3rd organizational meeting for those interested in spring break trip at 7 p.m. in St. Mary's Student Chapel (331 Thompson St.) UM Faculty and Staff Blood from space MOSCOW (AP) - Two cosmo…

…, providing new data about man's working abilities and functional state during different stages of the flight," Tass said. KENNETH SMOLLERIDaily" Spreading the word Chair of the Michigan Student Assembly 's…

…A over the Shatt-al-Arab waterway, the southern border between the two countries. On Sunday, Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz was in Iran for the first visit by a high-ranking Iraqi official in 15 years…

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… condition of anonymity, said the cutback will decrease the quality of teaching and overburden the graduate students. He added that the increased class burden will hurt the graduate's own studies and research…

… continue to hold@ the same number of office hours. One undergraduate computer science student commented, "EECS TAs work very hard. They still teach classes, check pro- gramming and assist in labs. They are…

… (hiring larger numbers of minori- .___ya ties)." JSbe £id4jan &zilg The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of…

… and the Student News Service. ADDRESS: The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. PHONE NUMBERS: News (313) 764-0552, Opinion 747-2814, Arts 763-0379, Sports 747-3336, Cir- culation 764…

…- erstadt, the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA), and the Ann Ar- bor City Council requesting they make an effort to maintain the Diag as a venue for the expression of free by Diane Cook Daily Women's Issues…

…. Students relaxing on the Diag yesterday seemed to pay little atten- tion to Tackett. However LSA sophomore Kevin Fencil com- mented, "If his aim is to protect our free speech, then it's a good idea." I get…

… of Jewish neighbor- hoods in the Arab sector of east Jerusalem with West Bank settle- ments. 7 Reach 40,000 reader Os an i, advod Inh Week"rd" +1 iL. I;-- Abacus Concepts takes the pain out of…

… your statistical analysis. MASS MEETING Student Organization Development Center 1) Strengthen leadership skills 2) Gain career-related experience 3) Earn 3 credits Thursday, March 15th 7:30 pm…

… Dental School Admissions Deans and Current Students From: t* p 0 1990 AbacuscxcptsInc. tatVicw 11 runs on the Macintosh If family and S".30. StatView SE+Graphics runs on the Macintosh Plus and SE. All…

…-Due Process 4-Freedom of Demonstration 7-Use of Facilities 15-Democratic Government 23-Privacy of Records 26-Discrimination 9.. . .4 r a a .1 Central Student Judiciary -the Supreme Appellate Student…

…- vertisements in the Wayne State Univer- sity paper on Palestinian Independence Day warning students that all Palestinians are terrorists to B'nai Brith letters warning parents of the Arab money which is pour…

… Communications Department, the Chair of the Board for Student Publica- tions, a group of Sociology professors, the director of Hillel, the Conservative Coalition, pro-Zionist student groups, the Michigan Review…

…, and countless individ- ual students. Some of our critics have simply expressed a difference of opinion while others have maintained that we have "gone too fa, that our political positions are "too…

… administration, to student ac- tivism, to U.S. foreign policy, to the me- dia and to the belief in an independent stu- dent press. We have spoken from the per- spective of students, of activists, of inter…

…'s Wrong With the Michigan Daily?" and stated, "The center of the con- cern is the opinion page, which has be- come increasingly anti-Zionist and anti- Semitic." Comments from students who had participated…

… in a discussion with edi- tors from the Daily wrote their recommen- dations in an "open forum" in the same is- sue. Their comments included remarks like, "we are prepared to bring major student…

…'s present poli- cies ...I am also hopeful that the Washte- naw County Jewish community will con- tinue to monitor the situation and respond whenever necessary. Until then, the battle many Jewish students are…

… fighting against the Daily will not end..." Not long after this a press conference was held by "concerned Jewish students" claiming that in spite of their attempts to dialogue with the Daily, the Opinion…

… Page was still entrenched in its old attitudes and this could only indicate one thing: that the Daily didn't care about the collective con- cerns expressed by these students. Yet in spite of these claims…

… claimed to be on the side of honest and open debate. Referring specifically to some of the comments made by the students who par- ticipated in the forum, we have several questions..' Why should it be the…

… U.S. partnership with Arab leaders against Iraq. The president issued a "warm welcome" to Shamir at the outset of their Oval Office talks yesterday morning, but he rebuffed questions from reporters…

… Vought takes his dog Walker for a walk on the Diag . Students, staff discuss homeless Tami Pollak Daily Staff Reporter Last week's arrest of an appar- ently homeless man and a student in the Union's MUG…

…. The next day, several Homeless Action Committee members met with Frank Cianciola, director of the Michigan Union/North oiampus Commons/Student Programs, to dis- cuss Union policies. "One of the things…

… according to student size and program needs. The Northridge campus of the California State University system has responded to the cuts by reducing the number of classes offered, mak- ing cutbacks in building…

… students it can hold. Failure of a bond in the November elections in- tended to fund new construction has put more pressure on the administra- tors to find other funds to increase the classroom space…

… family" of students, staff, faculty, and alumni for donations. "This is an effort to pick our- selves up by the bootstraps. I think the survival fund is aimed at trying to do things for ourselves. It…

… Gulf teach-in fol- - 1st place in CCHA .oky.e by Matt Ronnie DiyHockey Writer Hundreds of students crammed into Angell Hall last month, search- ing for answers to the growing crisis in the Persian…

… into action. The campus anti-war movement has, for Although the anti-deputization movement lost momentum, the anti- war movement pales next to the fer- vor of November's student rights and anti…

…-deputization campaign, in which hundreds rallied for three straight days. lowed the doubling of U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia but preceded the Thanksgiving break. When students returned from break, they faced the…

… hysterical stress levels that typically accompany the term's end. Both the See WAR, Page 7 Most students on Diag support sanctions, oppose use of force by Jesse Snyder Daily Staff Reporter While many…

…r kiiganail Vol. Cl, No. 59 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, November 28.1990 CopyrhtV 99 Students form anti-war coalition by Nicole James Daily Staff Reporter WApproximately 120 students at…

…- tended the mass meeting of the Anti- Gulf War Coalition yesterday at 7:30 in Hutchins Hall. The coalition which is a part of the Michigan Student Assembly's Peace and Justice Commission. Peace and Justice…

… on that needs to be dealt with," said Church. The Nov. 18 teach-in on the Persian Gulf prompted Jeanette Bradley and Amy Jarvis, first year Residential College students, to at- tend the meeting, which…

…. The new coalition platform calls See COALITION, Page 2 rSwain holds r . first forum with by Jay Garcia Daily Staff Reporter st When someone asked students who had gathered for a University forum on…

… deputization a simple question, she got a simple answer. The student asked who supported the University's decision to depu- tize campus police. No hands were raised. "It's clear to me people in this room do not…

…-permanent council members: Canada, Finland, Romania, Ivory Coast, Zaire and Ethiopia. Yemen, the council's onlyArab member is believed likely to abstain or vote against it. Malaysia and Columbia's votes are uncertain…

…, Korea, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, etc. The illusion is that the Arab countries are clamoring for U.S. aid, and sending whatever help they can to aid the humanitarian efforts of the United States. The…

… reality is that half of the Arab countries have enough support from elsewhere in the world (or from within their own countries) to survive refusing to support a U.S. invasion of the Arabian Peninsula (c tue…

… people in the United States - mostly students - drove the U.S. army out righteously. But this is trickier. It's a case of two bad guys. Fortunately for students here, we're only responsible for the…

… give gove who W talen visic tone fight expi righi cour agre point hear or b away U p.................................................... O Students, We want to thank you for your extraordinary…

… business this fall book rush at our new location on North University and State. We actually ran out of 4 Canada hangs on to its richest minion Many students at the University of Michigan have driven to…

…-wide activities this week - including Earth Week, Greek Week and MSA elections - UAC members don't expect less student participation this year than they have seen in the past. Sue Poopate, Michigras chairperson…

… as president by Lebanese legislators meeting under Arab League auspices. He complains the peace plan under which Hrawi was elected does not contain a spe- cific timetable for the withdrawal of Syria…

…= date's record... we need a student government that's accountable, be= cause we sure don't have one now." Final results were not available at press time, but will be in Monday's paper. REA - \ Where to…

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… library terminal. 2) Faculty, staff, and students of the University of Michigan Ann Arbor and Dearborn campuses will have these files available on a dial-up basis as well. Dial-up access will require…

…. "Anti-Zionism is sort of putting Jews in a no-man's land," Rosenzweig said. Jamal El-Hindi, third year law student, said Rosenzweig "attempted to clarify the distinction between anti-semitism and anti…

…-Israel as anti- semitic," El-Hindi said. A member of the audience asked Rosenzweig about the idea of a bi- national state where Jews and Arabs would live together. Rosenzweig ex- pressed a great deal of doubt…

… of comedy-goers. Ten student comedians, on stage for three to five minutes each, com- peted for the comedy title, poking fun at first dates, juggling machetes and cracking condom jokes. Backstage…

…, nervous contestants craned their necks, searching for friends in the audience. "My stomach feels like mayonnaise," said contes- tant and LSA first-year student Jen- nifer Balaban. "But if I wasn't funny, I…

… percent behind Israel as I've seen it." Laura Cibul, LSA senior and co- chair of TAGAR- the student orga- nization which sponsored the event- said she viewed the rabbi's visit as a chance to "try to…

… tool, INCA, to analyze, design and build an information processing system. Students work at the EDS world headquarters in Pano, Texas. Upon completion of the program, graduates are responsible for…

… Michigan Students against U.S. In- that students-can come-out will be Palestinian Students, said the Gulf tervention in the Middle East, was Crisis is a problem for the Arab encouraged by the rally. "We were…

…." The 20 active members of the University branch of the guild in- clude attorneys, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers. r - ,E,5gS 4 1Michigan's Evirkenstocl' Largsti "Service that…

… Ad- ministration... will lead to an unnec- essary and alarming amount of power to control students' lives be- ing placed in its hands." Students for a Safer Campus is demanding the University halt depu…

…- tization plans, create a task force on campus safety and an oversight board to supervise campus security, and establish a body to ensure student input on policies-that affect them. Members of the guild have…

… friends." states to solve independently. very pleased. The turnout was only a Daniel Kohns, co-chair of the bginning. Other students who see Continued from page 1 publicity committee of University of…

… junior, said. dent director, declined comment on the event. Building Director Mary Lou Antieau was unavailable for comment. A complaint has been filed by students at the party against an offi- cer for…

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…" of outcomes of the Persian Gulf crisis - all of which, she said, are ultimately detrimental to the United States. , One possibility is that war will be avoided, which would result in growing Arabic…

… involve Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait, the United Nations' lifting sanctions, and a world conference being held to dis- cuss the Arab-Israeli dispute, she said. Wright criticized U.S. foreign policy on…

…. "She explained the hypocritical policy of the U.S., but I would like to hear more," said Abdollah Dashti, a Rackham student. "The role of oil has been overemphasized," he added, calling oil a "secondary…

… that would have broadened student job opportunities with non-profit organizations died in the state Senate Government Operations Committee as the session drew to a close yesterday. Non…

…-profit organizations now pay 20 percent of the wages of the stu- dents they employ and the state pays 80 percent. If the bill had passed through the Senate, the state would have paid 100 percent of students' wages out…

… deal with." MCC, a student lobbyist group in Lansing representing Michigan's 15 public universities, worked with Rep. Lynn Jondahl (D-E. Lansing) last winter to introduce the bill in the House. Swift…

…. It really expands work-study opportunities for students," Smith said. Director of the University's Of- fice of Financial Aid Harvey Grotian said he hoped the bill would be re- introduced. "Ideas such…

… Broder About 150 students gathered yes- terday evening in the Union to attend an informational meeting about Teach for America (TFA). TFA, a national teacher corps in its second year, trains and places col…

… pressing issues ino country, he said. "This recruiting bers of opportunity for our generation to pay our dues." I candi- RC senior Susan Sheinkopf said imitted, the program provided students who y sensi…

… (936-3076). 219 Angell Hall, 5:00. Reel to Real, second monthly student filmmaker showing, sponsored by In Focus Film Works. Frieze Bldg., Rm. 1008, 6:00. Russkij Chaj, weekly Russian conversation…

… than 1000 students marched to Parliament Saturday to support the Moldavian government after a clash in Dubossary, in the eastern Dniester region, which left at least *three people dead and nine wounded…

… petition drive by students in Hill residence halls last April, University and city officials have made no attempt to contact the Michigan Department of Transportation (DOT) to request traf- fic signals be…

…. "I feel reasonably safe-ossing most of the intersections of Airm - bor, but I do feel that's a&bit-danger'- ous," said Colleen Bos, a first-year LSA student. Garrett Purman, another TSA first…

…-year student, said bicyclists_-- have a much harder time crossing the intersection because of the narrow median separating lanes of traffic. juries were reported, and police are investigating the case. Egg…

…, Jonathon Liang, Sunghee Park and Janis Shenare, speakers. Guild House, 802 Monroe St., 8:30. "The Economic Aspects of the Arab-Israeli Conflict," sponsored by Hillel; Joel Bainer- man, speaker. International…

… two weeks ago. The fliers, which depict Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress advocating enslavement of whites, were placed in the Pendaflex folders of several students and posted on walls in…

… the most deeply offensive polit- ical viewpoints are tolerated." Some students said the adminis- tration's response to the incident was insufficient. "I don't think they did enough to condemn it," said…

… second-year law student Bob Dorsey. "Their response was pretty lukewarm." The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) condemned the incident and called for an investigation into the matter at their Sept. 25…

… arrival at the Raleigh-Durham airport would occur today. As in previous evacuation flights, arrangements called for Westerners on board to be limited to women and children and to Americans of Arab ancestry…

…-choicers target student support for Blanchard byyMelissa Peerless Daily Staff Reporter Abortion rights advocates are try- ing to mobilize college students and young women to support Governor James Blanchard…

…'s reelection bid. Carol King, Executive Director of the Michigan Abortion Rights Action League (MARAL), held a telephone press conference last night to urge college students to reelect the governor Nov. 6. King…

… announces losing streak in space is finished Students hold vigil for Palestinians EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) - Shuttle Discovery sailed out of orbit and landed yesterday after a four-day flight…

… in the shuttles Columbia and Atlantis and by a flawed mirror that by Gwen Shaffer As students wrote papers at the Angell Hall computing center last night, they were interrupted by a long line of about…

…. The Palestine Solidarity Committee (PSC) and the General Union of Palestinian Students spon- sored the vigil, which started on the Diag at 7 p.m. The march through the center was intended "to let people…

… pressing: than the Intifada," said Zaltimo. First-year law student and PSC member Karima Bennoune said she felt it was particularly important for her to attend the vigil after she talked to a friend in…

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… "genocide." They do not dispute the fact that Armenians died and were killed in Eastern Anatolia in 1915. The facts of the matter are that between 600,000 and 1.5 Ezal is a graduate student in Aerospace…

… Engineering and a member of the Turkish Students Association. million Armenians were either killed by Moslems or died as a result of famine. However, between 2.5 million and 3 mil- lion Moslems were also…

… the kind of open discourse that university should en- courage? While I believe that vandalism of the shanties has been the work of students who were intoxicated or high school stu- dents, it can be…

… should be preserved for future generations as they have been preserved for today's students, there would be some additional respect for our facilities and their condition and appearance. There are other…

… locations around the campus where the shanties could be lo- cated. How about in front of the Student Publications Building? Thomas A. Roach member of the Board of Regents Daily can't choose Palestinian…

… support claims to legitimacy for an organization that guns down the mayor of Nablus be-,. cause he is a popular moderate. We wonder; at how the Daily can. Israel has offered the Palestinian Arabs what no…

… Arab government, much less the PLO, has ever offered them: a chance to elect their own representatives and decide their own fate in negotiated settlements. We support this opportunity for democ- racy…

… "liquidating" the United States. I wish that I could say the same for Arafat's state- ments about Israel. It is sad to find the Daily plunging headlong into the issues surrounding the Arab-Israeli conflict…

… Govt. reports economic growth Assembly Attendance The following Michigan Student Assembly members were present for opening and closing roll callat last night's meeting: Calvin and Hobbes ' ' 0 0 AT…

… ERC chair by Julie Foster Daily Staff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) elected engineering sopho- more Bill Cosnowski chair of its External Relations Committee at last night's meeting…

… students can voice their concerns directly." Both Barkow and Cosnowski said MSA President Jennifer Van Valey neglected the importance of electing a committee chair earlier. "Somehow the (last) meeting had…

… think the ERC does good work. It has nothing to do with Bill ideologi- cally. It was an oversight." The following Michigan Student Assembly members were absent for either opening or, closing roll call at…

… Continued from page 1 for a military offensive. Secretary of State James Baker on Saturday will begin a weeklong visit to Arab and European countries to consult on future steps in the gulf, officials said…

… the meeting was "play it down-be calm," he said. Saddam summoned his military commanders to a meeting in Baghdad LEVIN Continued from page 1 portance of the individual student vote and action. "You…

…. Incorporated invites students of all majors to a presentation on Opportunities in Investment Banking Thursday, November 1,1990 Pendleton Room Michigan Union 7:00-9:00 P.M. Representatives of Morgan Stanley will…

… protected wilderness areas in Michigan. LSA junior Dana Miller student co-cooridinator for the Levin cam- paign on campus was very pleased with the turnout, "Levin's chances for election are looking really…

… good," she said, "Our biggest fear is that people will stay home (on election day) because they think his lead is great." SPOOKS Continued from page 1 First-year LSA student and East Quad resident Jun…

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… days. Baghdad's decision on the French hostages was widely seen as an at- tempt to divide the Western-Arab al- liance against Saddam. Returning hostages described abysmal conditions in Iraq. "We were…

…. Zinn's speech, "Challenging the Knowledge Factory," was sponsored by the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) Students' Rights Commis- sion and is part of Students Rights/Activism Week. More than 200 people…

… attended last night's event at Rackham Auditorium. Zinn, a self described "escaped professor" from Boston University, stressed the importance of a new student movement. "Activism will be more alive in the 90…

… around putting current student activism into some kind of historical perspective. Zinn He cited both the 1930s and the 1960s as exciting periods in which student activism played a major role in social…

… reforms. He said current student move- ments have the same ability to incite change. "There is great potential for a stronger student movement than See ZINN, Page 2 Y4> n area xrR r zzn 3 gg f 4nV ft Mre d…

… Fvr ps 9a ) )$ fax3 yro ° a'La R Professor Lee transforms s a", S NY S s ¢cres P5 v b esgy$2 H,' p a"a 5a : " r g v.3 f s x M W 9 j d 4'sR a Y1 y "f=a y a is i ,. "nijb n a i, bfa Vr k 63 i S k students…

… chemistry becomes horrible, like going to the dentist," he remarks. As the first real chemist most of his first-year students meet, Lee is succeeding at changing this image. "He's very light-hearted, always…

… undergraduate and graduate students at the University. Avery Hopwood, prominent American dramatist See KUMIN, page 8 BY MICHAEL PAUL FISCHER FOR a guy whose placid surname (in Yiddish) means "man from heaven…

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… ~ p ..4 . .. Sat. Jan. 27 Prof. James D. Salmon Memorial Concert (Percussion Alumni Weekend) featuring U-M percussion alumni and students Rackham Lecture Hall, 8:00 PM …

… Minister David Levy to ~accept the U.N. delegation. '"I think that Saddam Hussein would be very pleased if the (U.N.) 'Security Council now stopped con- centrating on Kuwait and began to concentrate on Arab…

… the Michigan vs. Iowa football game at Michigan Stadium at 12:30 Satur- day. Even with all of these events, however, some students still regard this as just another weekend more focused on returning…

… students than on the ones already here. "Homecoming in high school was such a big deal, but in college it doesn't seem as important... it's more for the alumni," said Julie Quinlan, first-year LSA. Shariee…

… Turner, first-year LSA student agreed. "During orientation, I kept ask- ing people 'what's homecoming like here?'. All they said was 'it's no big deal,' and I was really let down," she said. Other…

… students see homecoming as a time to reunite with old friends. "The only thing that homecom- ing means to me is seeing friends who have graduated," said Marc Wites, a senior in the Business School. "I have…

…." 'There were so many more administrators and faculty present than students, I don't think the results can accurately reflect student opinion' - Nicole Carson LSA Senior The guidelines state that a uni…

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… Pollack urges students to alleviate hunger problem The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 20, 1990 - Page 3 Faculty elects new executive representatiydves by Donna Woodwell I By Debbie Herz "There…

…'s absolutely no reason to, tolerate poverty in this country," said State Senator Lana Pollack (D-Ann Arbor), to students in the Union l1allroom yesterday. Pollack's speech commemorated the beginning of Students…

… in Ann Arbor today Meetings LaGROC - The Lesbian and Gay Mens' Rights Organizing Com- mittee meets at 7:30 p.m. in Union 3100; 7 p.m. to set agenda Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry - weekly meeting…

… at 6:30 p.m. in Hillel Women's Club Lacrosse - practice 4-6 p.m. at the Sports Coliseum (5th and Hill) UM Cycling --- team meeting and rollers riding 6 p.m. in the Sports, Coliseum Arab-American Anti…

… Student Cultural Club - - meeting at 7:45 p.m.. in the Michigan League TARDAA (Time and Relative Dimensions in Ann Arbor) --- Dr. Who/BBC event at 8 p.m. in 2413 Mason Hall Students Concerned About 'Animal…

… Rights (SCAR) --- meeting at 7 p.m. in the Union 'Wolverine Room Indian And Pakistani ;American Students' Council-- ,general body meeting from 6:30-8 :p.m. in the South Quad Ambatana Lounge 'Graduate…

… Employees Organization (GEO) --- membership meeting at 8 p.m. in ,the Union Kuenzel Room :Society of Minority Engineering Students (SMES) --- membership meeting and speaker Anne Monterio on "Engineering: The…

… expediency of serving the demands of an out-of- control Justice Department are more important." MSA Continued from page 1 "My obligation is to pursue ev-£ ery possible avenue to make sure those students (who…

… received seats which were invalidated) get those seats," Johnson said. "As much as any other student, I want the student government to run on its own," he added. "But the stu- dent government process failed…

… here." Given that failure, Johnson said he had "no qualms at all about going to a higher authority." As of yesterday, Duderstadt had not informed -the office of student services as to what role it might…

… Palestinians $450 to buy military uniforms. Husseini lives in Arab east Jerusalem, which Israel has annexed. No charges were filed, but police said the investigation would continue. At a news conference in east…

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…Page 4- The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 14, 1990 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 NOAH FINKEL Editor in Chief DAVID…

…. Duke Power Company (1971) holding over the more recent Court holding in Wards Cove Packing Company v. Atonio (1989). Thus students will be able to fully address the true competing arguments. Kosson…

… to see the subtleties of the issue nor the difficult choices before Carl Pursell and Congress. Eric Restuccia First Year Law Student MSA should require quorum for big votes To the Daily: I submit a…

… modest proposal which would help the Michigan Student Assem- bly avoid controversy about the relevance to University students of its allocations of funds. Many organizations require a quo- rum in order for…

… station and radio networks helped further this dangerous process of denial by banning the use of Arabic names for Palestinian villages, and ordering both Palestinian and Israeli journalists to refer to them…

… rather another in a long series of planned steps in an historic process which seeks to rid Palestine of its historic Arab character anyd subjugate the nearly two million Palestinians who continue to live…

… Staff Writer Second in a two-part series This semester students are chal- lenging their racial and ethnic biases and identity in mini-courses devel- oped by the Pilot Program and of- fered through the…

… Intergroup Rela- tions and Conflict Program. The courses are designed to ad- dress issues concerning Asians, Blacks and whites and also to help students examine their views and theoretical understanding of…

… LIST What's happening in Ann Arbor today Meetings LaGROC - The Lesbian and Gay Mens' Rights Organizing Com- mittee meets at 7:30 p.m. in Union 3100; 7 p.m. to set agenda Student Struggle for Soviet…

… Arab-American Anti- discrimination Committee --- meeting at 7 pm. in the Union (check board for room) Asian American Women's Journal --- meeting at 5 p.m. in South Quad's Afro-American Lounge Ann Arbor…

….m. in 3909 Union Iranian Student Cultural Club - -- meeting at 7:45 p.m.. in the Michigan League TARDAA (Time and Relative Dimensions in Ann Arbor) --- Dr. Who/BBC event at 8 p.m. in 2413 Mason Hall…

…' Indian And Pakistani American Students' Council --- weekly meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the A & B Rooms of the Union Big Blue Group IBM --- new computer users' group mass meeting at 7 p.m. in the Union…

… Wolverine Room Students for Choice --- mass meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 1209 of the Union Furthermore ECB Peer Writing Tutors - available for help from 7-11 p.m. at the Angell and 611 Church St. computing…

… Black Students Closer to their Community" -- - Rasul Muhammad speaks at 7:30 p.m. in Room 100 Hutchins Hall "The Wall Crumbles-- The Curtain Parts" --- Rabbi Avraham Jacobovitz speaks on how current…

…; Prof. Donald Deskins, urban geogra- phy and sociology; Terece Geld, a Rackham student; Prof. Hazel Markus, psychology; Prof. Jay Robinson, English; Prof. Michael Savageau, microbiology and im- munology…

… interim. Thick fog hinders students' return KENNTH -MLLE-/-Uaiy by Elisabeth Weinstein Daily Staff Writer The fog in Detroit caused cancel- lations and delays of many incoming Metro flights, prohibiting…

… the prompt return of Michigan students to campus from spring break. Metropolitan Airport Spokesper- son, MikeConway said that despite the inconvenience, "People (passengers) were upset but good na…

… Daring personals Student services ...and much, much more! -,s No T1 went to Cleveland. When the prob- lems began on his second flight, Zapp said, "people just started to laugh about the whole thing…

… a 7:45 a.m. flight to Detroit, Sunday morning, which left at 11:15 a.m." Once at Metro, students said things were still hectic. Chou said, "the commuter ride to Ann Arbor took two hours." She also…

… Lacrosse - practice 4-6 p.m. at the Sports Coliseum (5th and Hill) UM Cycling --- team meeting and rollers riding 6 p.m. in the Sports Coliseum Arab-American Anti- discrimination Committee -- meeting at 7 p…

…) --- new members meeting at 5:15 p.m., general body meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Union Women's Issues Commission of MSA --- meeting at 6:30 p.m. in 3909 Union Iranian Student Cultural Club - -- meeting at 7…

… & ISRAEL FILM - LAW BUSINESS - ARTS COMMUNICATIONS - GOVT 1 q Student Advisory Committee Co-Chairs: Cristin B. Clauser Andrew M. Stenzler Lynette M. Tethal Members: Alyssa Altman Mike Basil Adam Benson…

…'Page 4 -The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, March 27, 1990 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 ARTS 763 0379 PHOTO 764 0552 NEWS 764…

… l0 s LAST TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN Student Assembly voted to put a referendum on the ballot for the April 4 and 5 elections which would give two commissions - the Minority Affairs Commission and the…

… International Student Affairs Commission - the power to elect their own chairs. Currently, MSA decides all the chairs for its 12 internal committees and commissions. This is the second time such a refer- enldum…

… minorities and interna- tional students than those actually serving on the commissions. MAC and ISAC differ from the other committees In that they work for specific student groups on campus - other committees…

… de- cide whether it is ready to take the next step towards undermining Arab opposition to its existence, namely negotiating a land-for-peace settlement with the Pales- tinians. Ironically, American…

…. Bush's address to the Iraqi people, with an Arabic voice-over and cap- tions provided by the State Depart- ment, was apparently broadcast in its entirety at 7 p.m. yesterday (11 a.m. EDT). "Iraq finds…

…-minute response from an Iraqi TV an- nouncer. A "thundering rage" is building against the United States in the Arab world, and a showdown in the Gulf would end "in a catastrophe" for Iraqis U.S. forces…

…- iduce students to AIDS-related issues at the University. The day included seminars and discussion sessions. About 15 peo- ple, including ACT-UP members, attended the seminars. ACT-UP members said the or…

…Michigan Student Television: *take one! by Ruth Lttmann Daily Staff Writer The television cameras started to roll yesterday as Michigan Student Television (MSTV), a new student- run cable show, taped…

… its first seg- ment of "Michigan Student Forum" in Schorling Auditorium. The first show tackles the abor- tion issue and will premiere on Feb. 11. It will air on cable channel nine as part of Community…

… segment will deal with the Arab-Israeli conflict. The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 2, 1990 - Page 5 Journalist speaks on freedom of press in Chinese society by Mark Katz Daily Minority Issues…

…. During the hunger strike in May, one of the students' main demands was the retraction of this editorial, which, after two staff meetings, "very nearly happened." However, with the government's current…

… unique about the produc- tion is that it is the first time the musical theater program has sponsored a work written and pro- duced entirely by students. In the Page Percussionists hit it big this weekend…

…, a free concert and master class involving alumni and students devotd to the world of percussion. The concert also serves as a memorial for a man who contributed to the development of that world at the…

… as Sandy and Dan, perform the musical number "Love Song" in Modern Affairs, a show written and produced by two industrious musical theater students. past, student productions have al- ways been a part…

… advise other students to take risks like theirs. "Try it. Get your feet wet," McKindles says, "We may be drowning, but there is nothing else we'd rather dJo right now, Except maybe go to Disneyland…

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… offer. Doris, 764-0750. MUSICAL MDSE, STEREOS, ETC. MISCELLANEOUS PAY CASI HFOR Baseball Ilockey, Foot- ball, & Basketball Cards. 53$-5589. WANTED: ARABS (US and other citi7zen- shipso. For…

… participation in various student groups. CalIJamal at 663-5623. GREEK GAB ATTN. ASPIRING JOURNALISTS! Inter- ested in writing for The Forum, the greek newspaper? Come to our mass itg. Jan. 25, 8:00, 4thi…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 19, 1990 - Page 5 Fashion show gives aid to incoming students REVIEW by Cherie Curry Maticaogagtc Daily Staff Writer East Ouad donated all nroceeds from cst for…

… inner-city minor- ity students. ABENG, the minority council in +.4AL Ul, u pUaljl %L, 1Vl Fridays show to the Alpha Phi Al- pha Minority Scholarship fund. Al- pha Phi Alpha, in return, will give the…

…, Non-European Travel, J Lorenger, 3-4:30 pm, Intl Ctr, 764-9310. Ctr Near East & N Afr Stds-Arab-American Conf, "Confronting the Past: A Century of Arab-American Experience," 8 am-9 pm, Rackham Amphi…

… faculty. The pro- posal attempts to integrate as many disciplines as possible, and involves the faculty in the initiation of courses, he said. The requirement will go into ef- fect for first-year students…

…, students will choose from a list of courses focusing on racial and ethnic intoler- ance and resulting inequality in the United States or elsewhere. The courses must include comparisons of discrimination in…

… stan- dards, acceptance and graduation rates, financial resources and student to faculty ratios. Harvard, Stanford and Yale were the top three ranked schools. University officials warned that the survey…

… extent that it does reflect a decline, how- ever, that's not pleasant to hear." "In the measures that we see, in- volving the quality of the faculty, students, libraries and research facili- ties, my…

… impression is the Univer- sity is better today than it was five years ago," Roach continued. The University ranked 44 for fac- ulty resources, 26 for student satis- faction, and 36 for financial resources…

…,.ate io4noin v JERUSALEM (AP) - Police opened fire on stone throwing Pales- tinians at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City yesterday, and Arab hospital officials said 22 Palestinians were killed and…