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… when 60 political science students get together and play a game designed to simulate the Arab-Israeli con- flict. THIS YEAR'S battle is taking place on the second floor of the School of Education, and Ar…

…- mageddon - if it comes - is today. The students, members of Clem Henry's Politi- cal Science 353 class in the Arab-Israel conflict, are using the knowledge they have accumulated during the semester to take…

… month and at registrationsto de- termine what type of appoint- ment system is most responsive to student needs. Results of the survey will be considered in de- veloping a more permanent CRISP appointment…

… predict how various depart- ments are apt to respond " said Ernest Zimmerman, assistant to See MSA, Page 5 STUDENTS STUDY MIDEAST: Class simulates conflict By GREGG KRUPA You may not realize it, but…

… on roles of key Mid- dlp East figures. The gahfe simulation projects the players up to twelve months into the future, probing the possibilities of that conflict. Leonard Suransky, a graduate student…

…, Cavanaugh said, "Frankly, I'm not thinking about it right now," but he left the door open. Benefit dinner The Ann Arbor Committee to Aid Disabled Students will be having a dinner Sunday in the Campus Inn be…

…. Information on tic- kets, which are $15 each or $25 per couple can be ob- tained by calling 971-8007 or 763-3000. Committee openings Students interested in serving on University Commit- tees should drop in at…

…- tors, the Commission for Women and the Student Rela- tions and Research Policies committees. Happenngs .. Start off today at noon with Helen Hudson of Ad Hoc Advocates leading a discussion on grievance…

…- pects to announce "very shortly' the names of those faculty mem- bers and students who will serve on the search committee designed to find a replacement for Literary College (LSA) Dean Frank Rhodes…

… committee which included six tac- ulty members and three students -two undergraduates, one gradu- ate. THE LSA STUDENT Govern- ment has submitted the names of three nominees to the LSA Execu- tive Committee…

… nearly two dollars a barrel since the October Middle East war. He said this compared to a dollar per barrel profit for the months of 1973 before the Middle East war. I Referring to the Arab oil em- bargo…

…- tinational corporations said the oil companies had no in- centive to try to keep Arab, nations from raising prices since their own profits rose at the same time. Committee staff sources said they had obtained…

… dry.near North Adams, Mass. Ellis, who is Lebanese, was leaving North Adams State College, where he spoke on the Middle East to an Arab Af- rican geography class, when he developed a gasoline shortage…

…, Vice President for Student Services Henry Johnson, and the Office of Student Services Policy Board of the commit- tee's displeasure. The HPC called the Regental move "very detrimental to the committee…

…'s efforts to evolve housing policy which is reflective of student interests." In other action, the committee pronounced.that stu- dents have the right to democratically determine dorm bathroom policy on a…

… tb handle the Israeli-Arab negotiations with a strong hand because of backing in Parliament en questions of war and peace. Moshe Dayan, who has threaten- ed to resign over criticism of his handling of…

…. Katzir said Meir has one week to present the govern- ment to parliament. She said her government would include te Independent Liberals and two Arab groups attached to her Labor Party. The right-wing Likud…

… peace negotia- tions with the Arabs, Meir was See MEIR, Page 8 By DAVID STOLL The Human Rights Party (HRP) is filing suit against the city in Detroit's f e d e r al court today, charging that the voter…

… had been "purely po- litical." She said the suit will chal- lenge not only the lack of door to door registration but also the fail- ure to provide a registration site for the predominantly student pop…

…," he claimed yesterday, "if tre HRP hadn'teabused the rules of the game." THE REPUBLICANS are using the Jones charges as a pretext to limit voter registration in student a r e a s," an HRP spokesperson…

… anyway." Door to door registration, as well as fixed sites around campus, first became standard practice in voter registration drives in the fall of 1971. This was about the time that students became a…

… power in student politics through the HRP. In the largest of these drives, in the fall of 1972, 14,000 new voters were netted, primarily young peo- ple and students. "A blatant move to prevent stu- dents…

…, some as many as three times, approximately 4,000 in all. Mostly male and predominately students, they came to Natural Science Auditorium last night and two nights last week, to watch a porno-chic film…

… extraordinary private audience last week to seven Ameri- can college students touring Japan under the auspices of the United States National Student Association. We met first for a protocol briefing in the outer…

… could smile. Prince Speaks Prince Akihito spoke with all of us for a minute, and then skillfully steered the male students off for more conversation. The Princess conversed only with the women. The quiet…

…-voiced, docile Princess whom we met only faint- ly resembles the vivacious, fun-loving girl who was president of student government at Sacred Heart College, her friends say. She was interested in our tour and the…

… student organization which sponsored it. We spoke about the varying degrees of freedom student governments have. She wondered how American student govern- ments conveyed their wishes to the faculty, and…

… what the rela- tionship of an individual student to USNSA is. Deep Interests The Crown Prince told the two men in our group of his deep interest in the social welfare of the Japanese people. He explained…

… - the best units of the nation's tiny army. Messages of support and sym- pathy arrived from a number of Arab countries, many of which until recently had boycotted Tu- nisia, branding it "too pro- Western…

…. The 11-nation Arab League Council, meeting in Cairo, voted unanimously to send Arab volun- teers to Tunisia within the next few days and organize other groups later. League headquar- ters gave no…

… units-to leftist-ruled, Soviet supplied Syria. "It's a good thing," Mikoyan told newsmen at an Afghanistan Embassy reception in Moscow. Arabs Confused Same confusion was evident in the Arab sphere. While…

… strengthening Nasser's leadership of the Arab world, but "does not modify the military and strategic situation in that area." Norwegians React The Norwegian Socialist party also announced it had rejected…

… Fourteen Fourteen people have now taken out petitions for Student Govern- ment Council seats, according to Phil Zook, '60, elections chairman. Up for re-election are Joe Col- lins, '58, Council president…

… present em- barrassment." "The latter problem could be lessened by a federal scholarship program for students studying science in which the scholarship would go directly to the student to be used in the…

…,. training has economic value to the student, he should assume the cost of his education, overlooks the benefits which 'so- ciety as a whole gains from his education. He pointed out that such an idea can be…

… the nation if "the students' share ofb he cost is ex- tended beyond the present levels." Officials End .Financial.Aid Conference Scholarship officials from sev- eral colleges wound up a two…

… presented the TDU to the A About 200 officials and ni rof. Benjamin W. Wheeler, of history department and ad- r to students on the junior in Europe program told the ary college Steering Commit- about a…

… again reported high numbers of students at the general clinic yesterday as the Asian Flu epidemic refuses to re- lease its grip on the campus popu- lation. Dr. Morley Beckett, Health Serv- ice Director…

…,%o students were trans- ferred to University Hospital. How- ever, the great majority of cases are being cared for in campus residences. Dr. Beckett said a great number of students in residence halls are…

… the state of Israel, the discovery of "great sources of oil," and a rising Arab "renaissance" have also con- tributed to friction. During a quick round-the-world survey of political and military…

… balance could be paid on a twenty year-thirty payment plan. Vice President in Charge of Student Affairs James A. Lewis and Assistant Dean of Men Wil- liam Cross explained the present University position on…

… "United States activity." Nixon said he was withholding details on grounds of security. Egypt Delays MVoving as .Israel Student, C will try to f on Health Ins committee re the Council SGC Vice-Pr '58…

… take over civil report were not avail- control of the strip and the United 1 go to the Council Nations Emergency Force would g at 7:30 p.m. in the keep peace on the Israeli-Egyptian m, Student Activities…

… to Ham- imarksjold because UNEF troops fired over the heads of an Arab mob in Gaza Sunday. The United Nations confirmed for the first time that one Arab vide bus service from was wounded fatally by a…

…, ?irt Road SGC Open House chairman. according to Mrs. Every evening through March t come off a dirt road, 18, students in residence halls, d trocr anam ess onnrity and fraternity houses will Campus…

…- ence room of the Union. Regent Connable has served on the Board since 1940. He was student government president at the University in 1925. Mrs. Watt, a University graduate, is running for the seat now…

… Union. * * * "What factors should any calendar take into consideration?" will be discussed at Student Government Council's Forum to be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Rm. 3R of the Union. Comprising the…

… NORTH CAMPUS. U' Refuses Bus S For Students' Chi By RICHARD TAUB The University turned down a request to pro Northwood apartments to a local elementary schi A group of parents had formed a North Cam…

… student sent his kite soaring Other empl aged in such adolescent sport at arrangement t this reporter go and do likewise. to school. The Unive ids in Sun could not acc n the sun after many glum days, also…

… girls. "We've never had such a situation. I don't know what the national would do," she commented. The Tufts chapter received full support from the faculty com- mittee on student organizations which…

… appearance was in the City Room of the Student Publications Building, where a large sign gushed "Welcome Home, Tom." "This is a bloomin' palace," the visitor said. "When I worked for the paper, the floors…

… "very successful" by co-chairman Ray McCarus, carried 68 students and faculty. members to Europe at a round trip cost of approximately $300 apiece. A motion tabled last week to co-sponsor United Nations…

… Week,, Oct. 21-26, jointly with the Inter- national Student Association, was tabled again until next week. Will Sponsor Conference The Council agreed to sponsor a. regional conference of World…

… Students for Stevenson will hold their organizational meeting for the semester at 7:30 p.m. today in the League. The "day after Dewey" meeting will be devoted to making plans for the fall campaign and…

… immediately. No caa ualties were reported. Hint of Counter-Campaign Jordan authorities have hined at a massive Arab counterami- paign if the UN Security Coucil fails to stop raids such as the Is- raeli…

… incursion two and one-half miles inside Jordan. There was intensive consultation In Arab country capitals and at the tN Syria's Premier Sabri Assali, said in Damascus a gen- eral conference of all Arab coun…

… pushing for stronger enforcement of University drinking regulations was unfound- ed. The accident occurred while the students were reportedly on their way to a fraternity dinner. It was later established…

… STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL See Page 4 Y friia D aii4 t 0 Latest Deadline in the 5lute CLOUDY, WARMER, RAIN VOL. LXVI, No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1956 SIX PAGES U.S. Fears…

… Red Chinese Acceptance Other Arab League Nations May Follow Egyptian Policy Lead WASHINGTON (AP) - United States officials yesterday began looking into the possibility that other nations in the nine…

…-member Arab League may follow Egypt's lead in recognizing Red China. They fear this will happen and they presumably intend to bring diplomatic pressures to prevent it if possible. Announced Wednesday The…

… presided. Egypt is trading 45.000 tons of cotton this year to the Chinese Reds for 60,000 tons of steel. Egypt is the most powerful coun- try in the Arab League. Follow- ing its cotton-for-arms deal with…

… Raiders Strike At UC BERKELEY, Calif. (P)-Whole- sale water fights among Univer- sity of California men students developed Wednesday night into uncontrolled "panty raids" on sorority houses, during which…

… day of the year be- tween students dressed in shorts and bathing trunks. Water fights continued until 10:30 p.m. when the crowds of men began their Dame, was appointed auditor gn in order to win the…

… Auto to get away with this most often" was shot to death and 11 wounded Workers of Detroit, told a student yesterday in a short-lived mystery assembly last night. Because of this, Sallade felt that riot…

… Pacific Oean. Week, sponsored by StudentGovP-pwill never have jobs again, he said. paigner." eakement Council. "Machines are installed to cut As it is now, he said that Re- Gp Leaders ekagkne fiti d labor…

… shelved interceptor, Fur- 'Block M' Discussed By Council Student Government Council last night expressed its opposition to a proposed move of Block M' to the end zone of the football stad- Sum. The Board…

… block members of the incentive of better seats than most students normally are alloted. The Council approved the nomi- nations to Joint Judiciary of Cathy King, '56, Cherry Harris, 58N, Robin Oliver, '57E…

…, Tom Sawyer, '58, and Jim Dy- gert, '56BAd, were named to the Office of Student Affairs driving ban rules committee. Harlan Givelber, '57, and Geor- gia Strain, '57, were named as student representatives…

… on the University calendaring committee. Carol Dumond, '57, was named as a third student representative on the University housing com- mittee Farmers Pic Eisenhower In Omaha Vote OMAHA (P)-If farmers…

… port. Officials said the sale to the Arab country was originally ap- proved last Aug. 25, along with a controversial order for 18 M41 Walker Bulldog light tanks. Ship- ment of the tanks last February…

… became the first Arab country to recognize Communist China. The decision was announced af- ter a Cabinet meeting. There have been several trade and cultural agreements between Cairo and Peiping, but until…

… now all the Arab states had recognized the regime of Chiang Kaishek, with headquarters on Formosa, as the government of China. All countries in the Soviet sphere of influence recognize Pei- ping. Other…

… appointment to a new position in student housing was confirmed yesterday by Dean of Men Walter B. Rea. Ostafin, who is now Resident Director of South Quadrangle and in charge of Men's Residence Halls, would…

… assist Vice-President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis on student housing in the Ann Ar- bor area. John W. Hale, Resident Dir- ector of West Quadrangle will be- come Senior Resident Director of Men…

… students." a#Asked to explain the nude sket- Nixon commented that the 1 Do-It- Yourself Ship DesIt ST, -PETERSBURG, Fla. (P)- Rogert T. Brown struck a blow yesterday for the do-it-yourself set. A 26-foot…

… for students to obtain, information on election registration and absentee voting at the American Veterans Committee booths on campus. Operated by the University chapter of the AVC, in conjunction with…

… requesting absentee bal- lots are furnished by the AVC.I The information booths willhbe open from 9 a.m. until noon today. Thus far AVC has assisted 3,300 student voters and has mailed 2…

… "provincial institution," Provost Adams states that if the University had pursued its normal course in the admission of new students, the total enrollment Athis fall would have been at least 22,000 students…

… satisfactory solution" to the admissions problem which would not involve temporary measures of some kind. Long Range Policy Unchanged This fall a strict limitation on the admission of new students from out- side…

… political future" of Palestine was settled.- An Arab leader in London said it would take 500,000 American troops to enforce the Truman plan. Mr. Truman's statement, as cabled to Attlee and made public here…

… this morning, expressed "deep regret" that British efforts to reach an over- all' Arab-Jewish settlement had been adjourned until Dec. 16. "I believe and urge," he said, "that substantial immigration…

… documents and relics stored away in nooks and corners, he pointed out. Rep. Schuch, president of the Sagi- naw Valley Historical Society urged University students to turn in items they think may have value to…

… States would furnish ships and supplies. Further- more, he pledged United States sup- port for any future "workable solu- tion" for Jews and Arabs in Pales- tine. He declared that if such a solu- tion…

…, and a foot- ball authority, will bring his or- ganization's films and running commentary of the game to the students at 7.30 p.m., on the sec- ond Sunday after each game. dicted, fans will again be…

…'s office at the east side of the stadium or to the athletic business office. Students Turn" In 100 Tickets Taking advantage of the "last chance" granted them by the Stu- dent Legislature, over 100 underclass…

… Seven Cents Ten Pages UN To Meet STUDENT LOBBY On Crisis Legislat In Mid-East On Security CouncilBI AppT jor~afl isrel allBy JIM FORSYTH In Border Clashes Student Government Council's campaign to make…

… an effective UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A")- student lobby in Lansing got un-' The United Nations Security derway yesterday as seven stu- Council was called Friday night dents, all Michigan residents, trav…

…. One of the students, Bob Gros- Jordan was the first to request line, '69, indicated he thought the a meeting, charging there was a House Appropriations Committee "renewal of Israeli aggression." would…

… probably restore $1.6 million Israel's request followed, al- leging new Jordanian violations of the 1967 Arab Israeli cease- ; " fire. Find rew) Last Sunday The council last Sunday con- demned a March 21…

… pointed out this is not the case in all the University schools, and many students pay Nominees Iy Awards a much higher percentage than the legislature realized. The result is that when tuition is raised so…

… "pri- marily at teaching, rather than other academic work," according kto Daniel Fitzpatrick, director of the office of student organiza- tions and secretary of the com- mittee.! "Distinguished…

… Undergraduate Teaching Award," financed by lStandard Oil, is for "(faculty) members who have shown unique ability in teaching undergraduate students." The Chicago alumni-financed In particular there is some ques…

… students or student Grosline said one of the law- groups, classes, academic admin-; makers brought up a case where D ~ tr4 istrative officers, faculty mem- a professor allegedly has been bers or groups of…

… faculty, depart- drawing a full salary for three ment chairmen or the executive years for teaching a course in By STV deSse - committees of any academic uni-I which there have been no stu- Students who…

… demonstrate a- Fitzpatrick added that his of- dents. gainst the war in Vietnam are fice is willing to help a student in Professor prolonging the conflict and caus- ing increased American casualties, preparing a…

… And according to many observ-T ers, this auxiliary service-which tim provides minority students with for special classes, counseling, study me groups and skills workshops-has me been highly successful…

… as a depart- rec ment within the literary college. It ist primarily involves black students. ifo C h i c a n o s and underprivilegedA whites also participate. for Suporti SA Dean Frank Rhodes says…

…- trators and students alike. Rhodes says he is "encouraged with the start CULS has made." Vice President for Student Ser- vices Henry Johnson says CULS is "providing valuable assistance" to minority students…

…. Lee Gill, head of the Council on Black Concerns, calls CULS "one of the most effective tools for blacks on this campus." Perhaps the strongest vote of confidence for CULS comes from its students. "I…

… think it's a great course - it tells me about my heritage," says one student enrolled in a special English 123 section. k Another adds, "You get every- thing in this course - all the ba- sic English…

… care centers "totally regrettable." The few students who attended, the question-and-answer session re- peatedly asked for clarifications of Esch's position on unemployment and education-topics which occu…

… saying loyal forces had imposed a A . Le er dusk to dawn curfew on Mosul, 'effective last night. ,r i - 3) Kassem's regime tossed fresh T0 Consider fuel into the flames of the old feud with the United Arab…

… Republic by * bootting out key diplomats of the Ru s on UAR embassy in Baghdad, though stopping short of breaking rela- Mostafa Kamel, the TUnited Arab ions. Republic ambassador to the United States, will…

… to Student Gov- ernment Council the Assembly- Panhellenic recommendation re- instating of fall rush were aban- doned when it failed to receive a majority vote from the independ- ent housing unit…

… activities. Improves Activities "Fall rush has been even better for our activities," an Angell House delegate noted, because of in- creased student enthusiasm at the beginning of the school year. A Pi Beta Phi…

… values." To Debate Fall Rush Student Government Council will re-evaluate the question of de- ferred rushing for women at its meeting today. Mary Tower, '59, president of Panhellenic Association,'will pre…

… DAWSON It is "definitely a problem" for Negro and foreign students to find housing in Ann Arbor, Vice-Presi- dent for Student Affairs James A. Lewis said yesterday. He was commenting on the Hu- man…

…" discrimination against dark- kinned students in her work of finding housing for them. Difficulties Arise Some difficulties arise over the living habits of some students, and "naturally" it is harder to find…

… housing for dark-skinned students, she continued. Republican mayoral candidate Ce'cil O. Creal said he thought time and education should be used in handling the problem. "We must avoid the pitfalls of…

… total of 1,524 international students and visiting scholars en- rolled at the University this se- mester, James Davis, director of the International C e n t e r an- nounced. This is an increase of two…

… over last year's spring total of 1,522. Political entities that have sent students to the University num- ber 78. Newly-represented nations are Kuwait, Tunisia, Cambodia, Rhodesia, Sudan and Surinam…

… SGC Endorses Sorority Backing Request Panhel Committee Include Elected SGC Representativef By TOM BLUES Student Government Council last night unanimously passed a motion which expressed "it…

… nation's leading child psychiatrists yesterday attacked the Detroit Parent-Teachers As- sociation vote favoring corporal punishment of students. Dr. Ralph D. Rabinovitch, speak- ing before a conference on…

… Student Af- fairs James A. Lewis sent a let- ter to the Council reporting prog- ress on the University-wide com- mission on student counseling. It was recommended that seventeen campus groups be represented…

… involving discrimination against students in the Universityj or Ann Arbor community. The report went on to say that any completed action falling out- side the jurisdiction of the Board will be subject to…

…- neering school, graduate school, law school. Also included on the committee will be two students. In addition to hearing reports from several committees, the Coun- cil approved the constitution of the new…

… and SGC's attempts to allevi- ate the situation.) By RENE GNAM Sufficient facilities do not exist on the University Campus to handle adequately the recurrent and increasing bicycle problem. Students and…

…, University Regents Friday tucked away at least temporarily the driving ban on students under 26 years of age. By unanimous vote the Regents agreed to lower the permissable driving age to 21 for an…

… modify the regulations was submitted to the Regents by a special driving study committee set up under Vice- President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis. The old driving regu- lations were established…

… first semester, 1927. Regents Emphasize Students' Responsibility - While commending the driving ban committee's statesmanlike approach to finding a solution for the driving problem, Regents emphasized…

… students' responsibili-, Board Says Construction Of Parking Building OK Construction of a half million dollar parking structure was au- thorized by the Board of Regents Friday. Present plans call for a 479…

…'es open tomorrow, according to Ed-, ward G. Groesbeck, director of the Office -of Registration and Re- cords. In addition to resident students, an additional 2,812 will be taking credit courses at…

… were 21,099 credit students. An additional 4,000 people are expected to enroll in certificate courses given through the Uni- versity Extension Service, Groes- beck claimed. Enrollment figures for the…

… responsibility for administrat- ing the plan should be extensive and endorsed the idea of increas- ing student responsibility in such all-University problems. Re-emphasizing ideas already incorporated in the…

…," Monto said. "We've not seen something like this in a while," he added. See SARS, Page 3 . scusses -m-uV isoiay Christopher Hayward is one of two University students being honored with the Barry M…

…. Goldwater Scholarship. Hayward plans to pursue a career in astrophysics. Inside: More on the winners. Page 3. Students: Campus storeS overprced, but necessary House OKs billto keep scholarship funding Daily…

… problems than it is solving," said Hus- sain Ibish, referring to America's poli- cies on the war. Speaking to a packed crowd in Hutchins Hall, Ibish, commu- nications director of the American- Arab Anti…

…." Ibish also said it was naive for Arabs and Muslims to dismiss the American political agenda as a Jewish plot, see- ing that the main actors in the neo-con- See ADC, Page 2 By Ryan Vicko For the Daily…

… School is expensive. Housing is expensive. Books are expensive. But does food also have to be expensive? Some students believe there exists a culture of overcharging in the Uni- versity area which exploits…

… not going to dinner (in the residence halls). I'm glad we have it." - Kavin Chung LSA freshman selection ... it's mostly junk food." On the other hand, some students are just happy the store is there…

… the season when students have the most trouble getting gro- See PRICES, Page 7 A prepares for Hash Bash events By Maria Sprow Daily Staff Reporter In the midst of a war abroad, some are attempting to…

… Nasiriyah, Central Command said. "We, of course, will be much more cautious in the way that we view the battlefield as a result of some of these inci- dents," Abizaid said. Arab television showed what it said…

… their support for U.S. troops abroad. More than 100 veterans and a handful of stu- dents gathered to express support for U.S. troops and for President Bush. A smaller group of students, mostly from Anti…

…'re behind them."' Conflicts between supporters and anti-war protest- ers developed toward the end of the event, but quickly dissolved into small groups of students and veterans discussing their various…

…) therefore couldn't go to war ... that was a serious mistake in terms of pre- senting the case to the world," Holbrooke said to students, faculty members and other com- munity members. He said the United…

… continues, the world should now turn its atten- tion to post-war issues, which include the post- Saddam Iraq, relations with U.S. allies, Arab oil supplies and the future of the U.N. See U.N., Page 9A s need…

… pedal against nation' By Michael Kan For the Daily Protesting the nation's dependency on oil, student bicyclists pedaled in solidar- ity against war in Iraq in a parade through downtown Ann Arbor Friday…

… high-profile personali- ties, including Tom Hanks and Best See OSCARS. Page 6A more student Emily Kearns said. Many participants cited "car culture" - or the United States' overreliance on oil - as…

… *Arab to be I . Ir #,Y } I i - & a Al questioned _s ! ~ r ~ell -, ':4 Ar Ia..,- t : <Iy JESSICA YURASEK/Daily Matthew Marquardt kicks off his galoshes while playing In a sandbox at Sleepy…

… and members of the Anti-Terrorism Task Force before the last set of interviews began, Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson acknowledged the bro- ken links and sources of troubles between the Arab…

… vying to be Ann Arbor's delegates to the state House. In the 53rd District, Albion College undergraduate student Larry Lloyd Jr., (R-York Twp.) is challenging incum- bent Chris Kolb (D-Ann Arbor), who was…

…/Daily Students prefer online Instant messaging services for its low-cost convenience. IM users have Increased to more than 63 million In the U.S. and 250 million worldwide. Instant Messenger keeps computers…

…, students online Reuben Logsdon, a software writer from Washington, dealt with a chronic seven-year addiction to the computer game "Civilization." "I would play it again and again, even though I always won…

… connec- tion services touting unlimited access has made it even more tempting for students to take advantage of being online and chatting it up with friends using instant messenger. According to a report…

… in the workplace or simply killing time in the resi- dence halls, online conversations have become the norm in terms of fast, cost-effi- cient communication; "Most students will leave their computers…

… thus add momentum to the search for an overall settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict. With soaring hopes, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and King Hussein of Jordan declared their countries not…

… Islamic world have argued beliefs of Islam and the Wests fundamentally that they mus See CLINTON, JOE WESTRATE/Daily Students hold a candleight vigil on the Diag last night. Vigil on Diag promotes peace BY…

… terrorist activities in Is- rael in recent weeks. Three sepa- rate attacks by Hamas - a terrorist group in opposition to movements toward peace between Arab na- tions and Israel - have killed 26 See VIGIL…

… Hussey Room of the Michigan League. "Through the University's rliest years, all students attended daily prayers and public worship on Sunday." Duderstadt says that discussion of religion and ethics among…

… faculty and students has been silenced as a result of political correctness and the fear of sectarianism. But this shouldn't be the case, Duderstadt thought that learning involved values and not just…

…. said yesterday he will form a search advisory committee by early November to evaluate candidates. "There will be at least one graduate student on the committee," he said. "It will be a faculty- student…

… ago, sponsored by the Arab American Student Associa- tion (ARAMSA), attracted more than 250 people of all races, religions, age groups and professions, and spanned half the length of Angell Hall at one…

… half the 16 ministers favor removing the Hebron settlers - @42 families and about 100 students at a Jewish seminary in four Hebron neigh- borhoods - to avoid future clashes there. A decision was expected…

… believe it creates friction and See HEBRON, Page 2 Men to march final blocks of anti-rape rally University students walk in the vigil Friday night, which began in the Diag and proceeded to the Rackham…

… names were hard to hold during the procession, but the emotions and fears for the future were evident Friday night. The candlelight vigil to remember the Arab victims of the Hebron mosque massacre 10 days…

…, a medical student originally from Pakistan, said the vio- lence across the globe is disturbing. "We're all brothers. There's a ter- rible thing going on: Muslim blood is really cheap these days," he…

… message is peace," he said. Steven Sheehi, a Rackham student, agreed that history is a powerful force in the clash. "This issue is a product of the last 40 years," he said. "It's not only to By JUDITH…

… conference WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush administra- tion's Mideast strategy was put to a test yesterday as the three key parties - Israel, Syria and the Palestinian Arabs - let the deadline descend without…

… negotiations, cosponsored by the United States and the Soviet Union, have been in recess for three weeks amid disagreement between Israel and the Arabs on where and when to proceed. Baker, after meeting in…

… has altered the powers of the Student Responsibility Committee (SRC), which will monitor the policy in action during fraternity parties. Un- der the new plan, the SRC will no longer have the authority…

…- lem, not women," said Tomi-Ann Roberts, faculty advisor for VOICE. The curfew proposal came as a shock to many people at the conser- vative Mormon-owned university, where most of the 28,600 students…

… percent of students live off-campus and nine out of ten rapes are committed by an acquaintance, Roberts said. Some men said they were angry about the proposed curfew, while others said they have tried to…

… placed on the steps of the Student Publications Building yesterday morning with a knife and a note on it, according to a Department of Public Safety (DPS) report. The animal looked like a possum, said…

… Carol Pytko, manager of the Student Publications Building, which houses the offices of The investigation. Vaughan said he did not think the incident was connected to an a~Iver- tisement printed in the…

…. 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…

… sent students incorrect info WASHINGTON (AP)- The Social Security Administration, already under fire for its .handling of the phaseout of benefits to college students, for months sent misinformation to…

…-sent wrong pamphlets . to students from August until at least December and possibly into January. Associate Commissioner Sandy Crank told two House education sub- committeesthat, "through an error, the old…

… benefits by April 1985 and to allow no new awar- ds unless an eligible student is atten- ding college fulltime before May 1, 1982. THE HOUSE education subcommit- tees were holding hearings on com- plaints by…

… Palestinians' future, said the official, who declined to be identified. In his arrival statement, Mubarak insisted that the 1.3 million Palestinian Arabs living on the West Bank of the Jordan River and in Gaza…

… maintain our flexibility" in the mon- ths ahead. The Camp David agreements, which led to the 1979 Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, promise "full autonomy" to the Palestinian Arabs. Disagreement over the powers…

… Donaldson spoke to Reagan as he sat down with Egyptian President Mubarak. TODAY Meet your housing staff HE HOUSING Information Office is holding a Housing Staff Fair today to help acquaint students with the…

… disputed Shatt al- Arab waterway. In an interview at the foreign minister, Hammadi made no mention of a 1975 Algiers agreement that set borders along the Shatt al-Arab until abrogated by President Saddam…

… she started to keep a tally on a sheet of paper. The tally bore out her suspicions. Students were constan- tly interrupting each other during their arguments, but men were interrupting women for…

… the Association of American Colleges, outlined her evaluation of the status of women in academia during a University conference on the problems faced by women graduate students. The conference…

… student faces special problems while ad- justing to life at the University. Margaret Grisby, now a professor at Howard University in Washington, was one of the few blck students living in a University dor…

… place to live in a house off campus. HERB MARTIN, a 1978 graduate who is not in a clinical psychology graduate program, said the black experience at the University may be different from a white student…

… attempt by a moderate minority faction in Prime Minister Menahem Begin's coalition government to halt the settlement plan. ISRAELI settlements - about 91 of them scattered across Arab territory captured by…

… Israel in 1967 - are one of the key sticking points in the Egyptian-Israeli peace dialogue, be- gun by Egypt's Anwar Sadat last November. President Sadat has said "not a single Israeli" can remain on Arab…

… provide liquor for underage students." See DRINKING, Page 10 Ex-chief of union wins appeal i bomb case By SUE WARNER Joel Block, former AFSCME, Local 1583 president hds won an appeal, of a lower court…

… entertainment. FACED NO OPPOSITION: Lauer remelectel By MARK PARRENT Jon Lauer was reelected last night to the office of president of Michigan Student Assembly (MSA). He faced no opposition. Also elected at…

… for student organizations, Doug Kaplan academic priorities coor- dinator, and Howard. Feldman com- munications coordinator. Irving Freeman was elected vice president for personnel and G.J. Di…

…Giuseppe was elected student general counsel. Nancy Smith edged out Doug Stein- burg for budget priorities coordinator in the only race contested. d MSA p Freeman charged before the Assem- bly members that a…

… voice.' Thomas Danko, a representative of the School of Library Science And student general counsel, resigned both posts yesterday. Danko was not avail- able for comment last night. 5 Tenant…

… American Economy: A People's Program" at 7:00 in the Michigan League, 227 Ingalls . . . there will also be a teach-in on revolution in Dhofar, sponsored by the Organization of Arab Students, featuring two…

… involvement of the neigh- boring Arab Moslem state could be a vital factor in enforcing a ceasefire, but it is also likely to be a major sticking point with Lebanon's Christians. INTERIOR Minister Camille…

… few years, RC instruc- tor Ed Egnatios charged last night. - Speaking to an audience ofi 30 students and faculty mem-1 cher attacks r'of program bers in Greene Lounge at East Quad, Egnatios claimed…

… idea of decisions being shared between students, faculty, and IM Building to close in May for repairs By BRIAN DEMING The Advisory Committee of Recreational, Intramural and Club Sports (ARICS…

… administrators . . . on the idea that living and learning can go on in the same place . . . and that education can be flexible and p e r s o n a1, that students should be encouraged to be in- dependent and…

…-smok- ing and sexual promiscuity in East Quad. At that time the students and their Resident Ad- visors had their way and "cer- tain people" in housing, he al- leged, have waited for years for an opportunity…

… repression? Some graduate social work students are mad at their Dean. About 25 of them have started a course entitled "Radical Alternatives in Social Work" and they want Richard Kunnes, noted radical member of…

… the medical school faculty, to be ap- pointed as one of the instructors - without pay. Dean Philip Fellin says there is already an instructor and no need to give Kunnes the title. The students say they…

…- letes, but he supported "the just struggle of the Arab people of Palestine for the restoration of their inalienable rights." He submitted a resolution to have the assembly declare "the renun- ciation of…

…." "Who, indeed, could venture to contest the incontestable fact that crude force has been, and is being used against both the peoples of Indochina and the Arab states, and that they are entitled to use all…

… endangering the lives of 36,000 land troops in Viet- nam," Brooke said, "We are still 1nin ni.nte nnr nl nnPn W IATa or SGC paper, to report 'U'events A new campus information source, the Michigan Student News…

… with about 40 per cent of the initial funds com- ing from the Student Government Council. "Our major problem is the lack of staff," said Conelly last night after surveying the disappointing WUOM…

… care centers." When Student Government Coun- cil President Bill Jacobs suggested that funds be drawn from the ROTC finances, Fleming responded that the action might cause a with- drawal of financial…

… students chanted: "Hail to the leader of the Arab world." It was Nasser's first look at one of the major powers he has'been dealing with since he became the leader of Egypt and Syria under the U.A.R. Britain…

… said his visit will strengthen the ties between his United Arab, Republic and the Soviet Union. Thousands of workers and stu- dents got half a day off to greet him at Moscow~s Airport. He stepped down…

… seat, in which case wind and sand would blind him. ten- may ac- PROF. VERNER CRANk .. lectures today SGC To Hear' New Motion On Drinking Student Government Council will hear a motion at tonight…

…'s meeting that drinking, be permit- ted in private rooms, apartments, and homes of students over 21 Years old. The motion 'is one of three in a repqrt from the SGC Committee to Study Possible Modifications of…

…, according to the report, u rather than the Faculty Com- mittee on Student Conduct. The. elections committee will * report, according to Administrative Vice-President Jo Hardee, '60, ahd recommend the…

… meeting, held at 7:30 pm. in the Council Room of the Student Activities Building, also includes appoint- ment of these four standing com- mittees. The committee responsible for. putting out the M…

…9 1~ Cir rn One hundred Four years of editorial freedom Vo.CN. n S -11tb 11 199 0, 9 h a al r'U students ask for greater input in Diag renovations By CHASTITY PRATT For the Daily As students…

…,000 students on Central Campus eryday make about 100,000 trips across the iag by foot, bike or rollerblades. For first-year students and sophomores, the temporary fencing and the gargantuan Ellis-Don machine by…

… the West Engineering Building are as much a part of their vision of the Diag as the legendary "M." For various reasons, construction has in- volved little student input as to how the new Diag will look…

… and feel. "I think the students should have some input, but it's unclear the best way to do that," said Donna Erickson, a professor in the land- scape architecture department. Throughout the 19th…

… were made for a central square, he said. Last month, about 50 students in the land- scape architecture department participated in week long projects aimed at using public participation to help solve…

… various design prob- lems on campus. One team showed students, faculty and staff conceptual designs of the Diag and asked whether sidewalks should be widened, separated for pedestrians and bicy- clists, or…

… paved Diag. "You'd think the landscape architecture students would be involved," said David Barnes, a third-year graduate student in the department. "I think it would be a good idea to ask students and…

…, Germany, the Baha- mas, Mexico and the United States. The food includes brand names like Kraft and Kellogg's, and is cooked fresh daily. Sounds like a good place to eat, right? Many students don't feelthis…

… way. Although the chefs of Residence Hall Dining Services bring a diver- sity of experience as well as a variety of food to the University, students continue to criticize the food. "The food is edible…

… 50 percent of the time. Otherwise, it looks like a salad or Entree Plus night," said Mir,~phne~l Rwe n I NA firs.t-1Ie2r stu- AP PHOTO Israeli soldiers confer near the body of one of the two Arab…

…, 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…

… mnority By CHRISTY RIEDEL Several top admissions officials are ex- ppressing doubt about the feasibility of trying to double in three to five years the number of black students who apply to the Univer…

… Univer- sity's black enrollment within three to five years. Sudarkasa recently said one way to achieve this would be to double the number bof minority students who apply to the University. ACCORDING to…

… college-bound minorities. 0 application goal Lawrence Norris, chairman of the office does not specifically target high Michigan Student assembly's minority af- school students in lower grades. fairs…

… committee, says henthinks the real key "We go to high schools every year and to attracting significantly more minority rely on high school counselors to announce students is to reach them early in their our…

… visits," Washington says. Although the academic careers. office encourages counselors to allow un- "I'D LIKE to see recruitment begin derclassmen to attend the informational before a student becomes a…

… hijacking on renegade Palestinians working for an Arab country it did not name. Gover- nment sources in Cairo said the coun- try was Libya, Egypt's neighbor and arch rival. In Moscow, the official Soviet news…

… input from eight faculty members and two students on the 12- See COMMITTEE, Page 3 Ex-Iranian captive recalls crisis ......................................."".""................. ii " i: iiii" i O~i"1 Y…

… LUSTIG man. He said he Only University students, alumni, faculty, and staff will Thanksgiving break be able to purchase tickets to the Jan. 1 Fiesta Bowl on Dec. 28 from Detr because the Wolverines' ticket…

… Scottsdale Resort, a game on to and from the game, and a New rice of the package is $699 for triple double occupancy, and $893 for single tions can be picked up at the Union he student-faculty-staff package…

…. Tension between the two Arab neigh- bors.built up as a result of their conflic- ting positions on the Iran-Iraq war and Syrian charges that Jordan was sup- porting Islamic fundamentalists trying to…

…<.... v.. .. w.. .... ..... ..- ...<. .,s '.e'a{i ....> M.-IM SAID takes top LSA-SG BY CHARLES THOMSON Sue Porter and Margaret Talmers of Porter Talmers elected the Student Alliance for Institutional…

… Development won by more than a two- " " to-one margin the presidency and vice- in highest turnout ever presidency of the LSA Student Gover- neti lcin edls ek nment in elections held last week. Turnout for the…

… election was the for the council were elected. One of the SAID, student input into budget cutting heaviest in LSA-SG history. Of the more independents, Mark Bonine, received decisions. than 2,300 ballots…

… approximately 16 per- Porter attributed her victory to SAID that she saw a value in the diversity of cent of the 13,000-plus member LSA party campaigning and organization. views which she thinks will be student…

… the 1,500 valid ballots. was really solid." Student Alliance for Better Represen- BESIDES CAPTURING the THE SAID campaign emphasized tation, said he thought the new counci: executive positions on the…

… student student involvement in future ad- members would work well together anc } government, SAID candidates ministrative budget-cutting decisions, said the views of the council members dominated the…

… candidates who lost were SABRE candidates. Yesterday Adams dropped a lawsuit he had filed with the Michigan Student Assembly Central Student Judiciary in which he claimed that the LSA-SG elec- tion code had…

… association spokesman said. Students with previous archeological experience have been invited to join an international team on a dig of the impor- tant medieval city of Northhampton and the Anglo-Saxon cemetery…

… in Norfolk. Experienced volunteers, the spokesperson added, will receive free room and board for their efforts. Interested students can contact the society at 35 screaming Blue zealots. "Tradition…

… additional rooms and living spaces. Administration official contend the move would help to counter rapidly rising room and board rates, while students opposing the plan claim the monetary savings would not of…

…- fset the detrimental effects of the plan. Approximately 150 students rallied last night in the main lounge of Mosher-Jordan Hall to view a slide presentation and hear leaders of the Student Coalition to…

… the inconveniences faced by students who would have to venture to the facility from their nearby dorms is only part of the reason for the intense opposition, said Mosher-Jordan resident Michael O…

… purpose. The remainder of the cost would come from 6 per cent revenue bonds. The proposed facility would not be completed until the 1981-82 school year, at which time the net savings per student in all…

… captured by Israel. E Sadat, harshly criticized by some Arab states for ignoring the Palestinians, has insisted that a link be made. Because of Israel's rejection of Egyptian demands thus far, the sources…

… the necessary clarifications concerning the additional positions of Egypt." Daily Photo by MAUREEN O'MALLEY I surrender... true that law school places tremendous demands on its students. seems to have…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… mention of any resistance by Taliban See AFGHANISTAN, Page 8 Interviews Icompleted with 20 e area men By Jacquelyn Nixon Daily Staff Reporter The lingering anxiety over whether men in the Muslim and Arab…

… to the U.S. attorney's office for the eastern district of Michigan. Kenan Basha, vice president of the Muslim Student Association, said peo- ple who have received a letter are still deliberating…

…, Page 7 Photos by ALYSSA WOOD/Daily Two students use protest signs to keep dry while listening to the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth speak at a rally In Fountain Square yesterday in Cincinnati, where the U…

… go wherever affirmative action is being attacked," said RC junior Monique Luse, co-founder of Students Supporting Affirmative Action and co- chair of the Minority Affairs Commission on the Michigan…

… Student Assembly. "I'm a student at the University of Michigan, and my school is being attacked, and I want to express my voice with my presence." Rackham student Jessica Curtin, a member of the Coalition…

… reactionary, violent, racist behavior," said United Coalition Against Racism member Kimberly Smith in an exclusive in- terview with the Daily. She said such actions were in- tended to intimidate students of…

… to have him speak," said John Coleman, chair of the engineering graduation commit- tee. "It will give him a real chance to state his views," he said, adding that the students have never really heard…

… him speak. Engineering graduate student Ken Shepardson dis- agreed. "Students on the campus have enough oppor- tunity to hear him speak that it might be more inter- esting to. hear someone from outside…

… the campus with different views on what's going on. Many people said it doesn't matter who the speaker is because students pay no attention anyway. See Pres., Page 2 LIZ STEKETEE/DaIly Capitalist…

… identify lawbreakers. The tapes may be run on community access television. The News also reported that Police Chief William Corbett said the University should consider "kicking out of school" students who…

… WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State James Baker said yesterday he was encouraged by suggestions by Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir for settling the Arab-Israeli dispute. Baker commented after a two…

… mere coincidence that this happened the night after the shanty (erected by the Palestine Solidarity Committee and Arab Student League) was vandalized," said Hope. However, he said he was almost sure the…

… Associated Press contributed to this report. A student notices word "Israeli" was night or yesterday JOSE JUAkEZ/DaUy vandalism on the Tagar-erected school bus in the Diag yesterday. The added to "Stop All…

… ) resolution on Tagar BY KRISTINE LALONDE The pro-Israel group Tagar may retain its status as a recognized stu- dent group as a result of an action taken by the Michigan Student As- sembly late Tuesday night. r…

… recognized student group has access to MSA funding, University office space and designated publicity areas such as Diag boards. Originally, the assembly called for Tagar's de-recognition because of a slogan…

… Rights Organizing Committee yesterday demanded improvements in University policies concer- ning AIDS. About 35 students participated in a Diag rally, and about half the group marched to University Hospital…

… winner to receive degree BY SCOTT LAHDE Without student input, the University has decided to award honorary degrees to Soviet poet and 1987 Nobel Prize winner Joseph Brodsky and former Rackham dean other…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… aiting a full briefing." outright rejection and did not critic oone had suggested that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. gated by the agreemen- The communique, broadcast b Riyadh radio, urged the Arabs to er…

… jazz music ever She JORDAN, Page 7 Student sues EMU over profs strike By JULIE ROVNER As the walkout by professors at Eastern Michigan University (EMU) enters its second week, talks between striking…

… faculty and university officials will move from the school's Ypsilanti campus to Washtenaw County circuit court today as both sides prepare to an- swer to a lawsuit filed by an EMU student last week…

… Michigan Student Assem- bly will push the Regents for more student input in the selec- tion of a new University president. See Story, Page 7. * Nicaraguan troops continue to stamp out the final rebel…

… National Organizing Conference to Stop Government Spying this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Michigan Union. Billed as a "nuts and bolts" organizing effort by Ann Arbor coordinator and graduate student…

… by the Briarwood Movies and Farrell's. Proceeds went to the Washtenaw County United Way (other photo on page 2). ' Campus lawyers tangle with student problems By BRIAN BLANCHARD varied enough so…

… President Saddam and some Arab officials suggested an Hussein a "meshugana crazy person," oil boycott against the United States. Begin warned that Israel "will use all ~ ~ .<~The mounting international condem…

… years While manning the magazine stand he has seen many ters at the United States hecause changes in the University and its students. See story Page American-made jets were used in the See WORLD, Page 11…

… orientation programs. "WE ARE NOT doing this, as a public relations gimmick," explained University Director of Orien- tation Don Perigo. "We want to make the parent a better support system for the student…

… had deposited his first check from the Libyans, the president's AP Photo brother denied to him having received any money from the Arab nation. SEN. BIRCH BAYH (D-Ind.), chairman of a special…

…. The canopy, a project of architecture and design students, is making its second appear- ance this year after a brief stint in April. By late'afternoon, as thc mercury and humidity continued to rise…

… peace table. Arab civil administration on the west bank of the Without divulging details of the document, Car- Jordan River, sources said. ter's spokesman, Jody Powell, said Begin had Begin left the…

… draft bill Congress is now trying to smooth out will prob- ably leave the question of defer- ment in the laps of the individual draft boards. "A few local boards may prove unfriendly to college students…

… inequity ex- isted in the case of men financi- ally unable to obtain a college education. "But the inequity is not reduced by drafting college students along with those cap- able but unable to attend," he…

… Reds m Iorea 1ac Arthur Warns Arab Attack Beaten Back By Israeli Syrian Troops Consolidate Gains FRONT LINE CONFAB-Lt. G Allied ground commander in Ko at an advanced command posti * * UN Trtoops In…

… commanders Muteila hill, an Israeli spokesman near the front lineE. said. * Scores0/of Arab dead were re- ported to cover the battlefield af or o e north of the sea of Galilee after the 80-minute engagement…

… and Arab residents ing," an American Eighth Army of the demilitarized zone. A Syrian spokesman cautioned." Army communique issued in Da- The Allied forward' movement mascus at noon yesterday said 27…

… came both on the western front Israelis had been killed in the north of Seoul and on the central preceding 24 hours, against Arab front south of Chunchon. . losses of two killed and three k *wounded. The…

… University," he declared, "but I have known cases of suppressions of student liberties." Prof. Slogson went on to cite the recent extension of University con- ,trols over speakers at Lane Hall as an example of…

… radical students write their views in Letters to the Editor, while their more conservative fellows remain inert. But I do not {Continued on Page 3) Barbour House Enidemic Ends Munsel, Kapell Will Appear…

…Students To Vote in SGC Election, Referendu < v Elections . By LOUISE LIND A campus-wide election today will select eight students to sit as members of Student Govern- ment Council and will…

…; Michigan Union stairs; Frieze Bldg.; Women's Athletic Bldg.; and East Medical Bldg. Present Cards To participate in the elections, students must present their stu- dent identification cards to be punched by…

… greater, participate in it. A two-thirds majority decides the referendum. Should the referendum pass, it would be binding on Council and would take effect in the spring. Several campus student groups have…

… President Thomas Brown, '66L, noted that recent action by the SGC committee on referral to "stay" SGC's motion "Mem- bership Selection in Student Or- ganizations" would have no effect on the regular seating…

… candidates' views: Douglas Baird, '66, defines Council as a "very powerful and effective legislative organization" which ought to work for modified change within existing student or- ganizations. Student-f a…

… c u 1 t y government should be viewed as "in its in- fancy," with the rise to maturity to be made through the responsi- ble selection of student represen-, tatives, he notes. Douglas Brook, '65, feels…

… that Council "as a representative body, must concern itself with issues and programs that are genuinely in the student interest." Council should try to strike a balance where the laws of Michi- gan and…

… the rules of this Univer- sity are respected, while at the same time respect for the import- ance of student activities is main- tained, he says. Scott Crooks, '65, makes a clear delineation between…

… waiting lines. Students are required to report change of their license plates within five days of the change or face possible Joint Judiciary Council fines. Michigan residents may purchase their 1957 plates…

… month. The subcommittee was looking into alleged labor racketeering. SAB To Open Next Frday The new Student Activities Building, tentatively scheduled for completion Feb. 1, will not be ready for use…

… until Feb. 15, accord- ing to Vice-President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis. Although major construction has been completed, there are still minor installation and painting jobs to be finished. Office…

… furni- ture, supplied by the University must also be installed before open- ing the building. Student organizations have post- poned moving in until Feb. 16. Members of the Dean's office will move the…

…-Ill.), chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said he could think of "no better use" for farm products of which this country has a surplus. 1V"I 111 0tS Fines Almost 250 students received $10: fines for…

… threatened to ; walk out of the Arab League if Kuwait is not 'admitted into membership. The reports said King Saud of Saudi Arabia conveyed this threat to Arab League Secre- tary - General Abdul Khalek…

… Hassouna during Hassouna's visit to Saudi Arabia on the last stage of his peacemaking mis- sion over the Iraq-Kuwait cris- is. The Arab League Council is to convene next Wednesday to consider Kuwait…

…," he commented after the closed meeting. INVESTIGATE GRADUATE STUDENTS: 'U Unaware of HUAC Screenings Here Study Housing for Diplomats Ureaty Korea Reds Claim South Korea May Attack Say West Resists…

…- tions of graduate students holding government fellowships. Vice - President for Research Ralph A. Sawyer, who also heads the Rackham garduate school, said he had not heard of any Univer- sity student…

… National Science Foun- dation about a $3,800 scholarship awarded to a student previously convicted for refusing to say whether he was a Communist. Cancel Scholarships The scholarship was cancelled on the…

… appeal to the Supreme Court. "Every University student who has received an NSF grant through the University has signed the loyalty oath and disclaimer affidavit," Sawyer said. "We haven't had any reports…

…, associate dean of Rackham and the man who supervises the NSF grants for the University, also reported no know- ledge of investigations of local students. He said about 80 Ursiversity stu- dents hold NSF co…

…-operative fel- lowships and summer fellowships for graduate teaching assistants. Sawyer said it is not the "Uni- versity's business to check on the loyalty of a student." He said that if a student did sign the…

… and independence." Board Aspirant Visits Campus Democratic candidate for Uni- versity Regent, Irene Murphy, vis- ited Ann Arbor yesterday to tour the campus ^nd talk with student leaders. Accompanied by…

… Regent Eugene Powers and her campaign man- ager, Louise Kane, Mrs. Murphy discussed problems of University expansion, housing, the Lecture Committee a n d discrimination with members of Student Govern…

… California newspaper is a Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex), part of the Associated Students en. William Knowland (R-Calf), of Stanford University. It was the peaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex) and ASSU Legislature that…

… editor by a three- fourths vote of the legislatureon use it was the first time, the White petition of five per cent of the the Democrats had been asked to student body. 4-h Pro idn t Ei cnhn 1 rf m Atrc 1…

…tians tGaza Announce Administration; 1d Nations GAZA GATHERING-Flag waving, Arabs congregate in Gaza to chee entered the area. But Egypt announced yesterday she will admi TEAMSTER HEAD: Beck Hits…

… they were smoothing out working arrangements between local Arab officials and the UN E ergecy SForce. Ralph Bunche, UN undersecre- - tary general, said on his return to Cairo from Gaza, however, that the…

… UN "never has questioned Egypt's legal rights regarding Gaza." h>.,It was Bunche who arranged a£the 1949 armistice pacts between Israel and the Arabs and won a r when UNEF troops first Nobel peace…

…. Bunche said, however, that when ing himself said ne does not the governor reaches Gaza "Gen- e to return immediately De- eral Burns will shake his hand." e he understands the students Egypt administered…

…, the University was asked kamp and HARVARD VALLANCE available if students look for it. University was never designed for housing, this year is certainly the fraternities. Of the remaining up- to build…

… 5000 units of low-cost a str Daily News Analysis And most 'of the homeless have student financial aid. For stu- best in the last two or three 'per class students, over half were housing. only "If there…

… housing of- the married students could n o t that he "could not attest to a 10- office. to receive money to build hous- servic housing office, in the Tenants Un- fice and the Tenants Union hold afford to…

…. hike." for freshmen, according to Feld- housing. Right now, he says, there he sa somewhat different. seems to be one of definition. Claiming that landlords have Over 300 students, 80 of them kamp, was…

… this year's The University is currently con- Alle housing situation is that the hous- fice, if a student cannot afford ments this year, and that there is summer of the possibility that the freshman class…

…, funds for scho stringent city housing children whose pa ch they claim the Uni- welfare. SOLSTIS, Page 8 The immediate -Associated Press t release from guerrillas as UN delegates from Arab nations ork. It…

… challenge to all Univer- sity students, the widow of Malcolm X said if she could conquer numerous adversities, anyone can. Bettey Shabazz, the spouse of El Hajj Malik El Shabazz (Malcolm X), spreads her own…

… late arriving on duty Feb. 25, they might have prevented Dr. Baruch Goldstein from walking into the mosque where he opened fire, and killed dozens of Arabs, said Maj. Gen. Danny Yatom, head of the Army…

… Muslims were killed in the attack; Palestinians say more. The commission, which includes two Supreme Court judges, a college president, an Arab judge and a former military chief, are charged with mak- ing…

… recently declared they will escalate "the armed struggle" against Israel because of the recent car-bomb assassination attem- pts that maimed two Arab mayors of the occupied West Bank. An Israeli government…

… eastern half of Jerusalem and its settlements on occupied Arab lands captured in the 1967 Middle East War. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin on Sunday denounced the European proposal as "a surrender to…

… (tell a person to do a specific thing)," Roth added, "because it's-bad counseling." In contrast to CARD, however, the U.S. Student Association announced yesterday it would call on those required to…