February 16, 2005
(vol. 115, iss. 83)
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…, storing, and using information wisely." Student athletes to hold discussion on gender issues The third event in a series of five pre- ceding the production of the Vaginal Monologues on Sunday is set for…
… Thayer Street Carport reported to DPS that he had misplaced his vehicle late Monday night. An officer assisted him, and the vehicle was later located in the carport. THIS DAY In Daily History Students…
… shows. The once-packed video rooms are no longer bursting with customers, and local arcade managers say that the decade's biggest fad thus far is fading fast. With today's dismal economy, many students…
… being made into a musical - the first Muslim one to be produced in America. At the time, Khan said she did not know Arabic very well. "Even though I couldn't understand it, it was very beautiful." She…
… Performing Arts Center in Dearborn. The story applies the precepts of the Burdah to the struggles of a Muslim American family. Khan, a doctoral student in Near Eastern Studies at the University, was joined by…
….' Parvez Ahmed, a student in the Department of Asian and Near Eastern Studies at Wayne State University, discussed the historical aspects of the poem. Written in 1212 CE by al-Busiri, an Egyptian- born poet…
… founder of their religion. "It's really a deep sense of love and venera- tion," Ahmed said. Jonathan Glasser, a Rackham student in Near Eastern Studies, played different samples from a recent recording of…
… Burdah. She said people at the University need to discuss the poem more. "Islam is (not only) a religion of peace, but (also) a religion of art," she said. Rackham student Ali Hashmi said he appre- ciated…
… student in higher education who works at the Office of Diversity Affairs, hosted the show. "I thought it was wonderful, a good chance for students to learn about the literary form," Bailey said. Abused…