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…-hundred-sixteen years of edtorialfreedom www. miwh zandaz~y corn Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXVII, No. 9 fA 2006 The Michigan Daily _. -o - - -! f Welcome to the president's house Coleman invites students inside…

… 815 S. Uni- versity Ave. Well, she does. Yesterday afternoon, Coleman welcomed students into her home for her annual open house. Lured by the promise of donuts, cookies, apple cider and the opportunity…

… the University only grants 15 days for winter break, half of what many schools offer. Megchiani, who lives in the United Arab Emirates, said she's sad to return to the University after such a short time…

…. "The faculty really likes it." After a pause, the president invited Megchiani to "go get some goodies." Although some students took the open house See HOUSE, page 7A History of a house Built in 1839 and…

… President Coleman is the first to hold an annual open house for students, past University presidents have welcomed students onto the property. While Robben Fleming was president in the 1960s, students often…

… assembled on his front yard to discuss political issues. And in 1997, after the Michi- gan football team defeated Penn State, thou sands of students celebrated in the home of then University President Lee…

… Bollinger. "You can stay here as long as you want and come inside," Bollinger told students in what many students consider one of the defining acts of his presidency. LSA sophomore Kenneth Human poses in…

… "Catch an Illegal Immigrant Day," where students would try and find a volunteer hidden on campus wearing a shirt that said "illegal immigrant" on it. "We would never do those types of events or support…

… the lives of all Israeli citizens from the Palestinian terror that has been destroying the country for its entire existence. The security fence saves innocent Israeli lives, whether they are Arab…

… readers. Letters from University students, faculty, staff and administrators will be given priority over others. Letters should include the writer's name, college and school year or other University…

… harmless little enclave that deals with harmless little issues. Why should we, as students with busy schedules and no intentions of staying here after graduating,. care one damn about what they do? We have…

… its name provokes). I'd venture to guess that most students here don't even know who our mayor is, let alone how to pronounce his name. Local government is for the aged, the feeble, the trivial and the…

… dull. The sad fact is, City Council members take advantage of this student apathy by passing legislation that negatively affects students without fear of reprisal. The recent proposal banning porch…

… couches is one example of how the Ann Arbor City Coun- cil pushes an anti-student agenda with rela- tive impunity. The voting districts of Ann Arbor are gerrymandered to ensure that students will never get…

… a seat on the City Council. The city is split into pie-shaped wedges, with each containing a sliver of the student- dominated downtown and a much larger chunk of the surrounding homeowner strongholds…

…. Each wedge elects a City Council member, meaning students never have enough numbers in any individual wedge to field a pro-student candidate. A homeowner's most valuable asset is his home, and he will…

… fight anything that could potentially lower the value of that asset (like living close to rowdy, unkempt stu- dents). Members of the Council all favor the more permanent homeowners over transient students…

…, leading to legislation like the ludicrous couch porch ban. The idea that students can't even get their own City Council member suggests that they are but a small minority, and this simply is not true. Of…

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… Peace and Justice Commissin othe Michiga Student Assmbly Suzuki Youh VioliniststorPuanaduslce Perormnce Tme 12:00pm ollowng Nikki Gioannis keynote addres oatio: Hill Auditorium Contact: Sandra Dnziger…

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… Means Necessary tuentoshIthe COlMMA"y. k Celebrat Student Panel Presentation aed lectuebyoDean Patricia Garin lowe: 400pm.5-30pin Lcation: Vandenberg Room, Michigan League Catact: Sandra Gregerman 34…

… freedom Vol. CI, 143 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 9, 1991 cpyighDal New policy requires I.D. to enter Union 'U'says I.D. check surprises policy ll i c seE both students, oficers Daily Staff…

… said, was that orders placed by stu- Sby a number of security officers identification. dents in neighboring residence halls whose job was to check for student "The question we've been trying could not be…

… picked up by students by Henry Goldblatt identification at all entrances to the to deal with is 'How do we ensure a who did not know to bring their I.D. Daily Administration Reporter Michigan Union Friday…

… morning As the result of a new policy is- Manager Frank Cianciola. pizza. That's the first I heard of it," which bars students without.sued by the Michigan Union with Many students did not expect said…

….m., said University .Security (DPSS), the Housing forgot his I.D. and was denied entry to him on the policy, but did say Housing Program Director Alan Division, and the Student Services into the Union. that…

… provisions would be made to Levy. office, all those entering the Union "I don't really think it's fair to let people pick up orders from the In addition, University students must be students or accompanied by…

…0 Page 4 -The Michigan Daily -Friday, January 11, 1991 4 e £id4igau iBaiig EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 f S0 a 9pg…

… three are opposed to nflicting assertions, student opinion deputization (52 percent to 29.4 per- about the deputization of University cent). The administration should ac- lice officers is finally clear…

… importance, out for sure. or even the relevance, of student opin- A poll conducted by The Michigan ion. Duderstadt's rhetoric would lead Daily, The Michigan Review and Con- one to believe that student input…

… into sider Magazine has finally resulted in University policy is always solicited, a accurate barometer of student opin- and considered very significant. He ion. The poll, which was distributed to and…

… Walter Harrison, executive director a'representative sample of undergradu- of University Relations, have claimed ates during CRISP, revealed that a that students were consulted before the majority of…

… Israel before the facts were checked." Israel has been under increasing pressure to accept the U.N. inquiry into the shootings at the Temple Mount, known to Arabs as Haram al-Sharif. More than 140…

… engineering student Nate Melen lies on the Diag to demonstrate support for clean air legislation. "We want a bill behind the table to be voted on; we're for clean air," Melen said. Study program aims to 'fight…

… racism' with high GPAs by Shalini Patel Daily Staff Reporter The low retention rate of Black students in colleges across the coun- try has prompted one University graduate student to take action. "You can…

… waste all your time to complain about a racist situation and expect racist people to change their minds, or you can become strong enough and self-reliant to beat it," said Public Policies graduate student…

… Thomas Poole Jr., the president and founder of "African-Americans for Academic Achievement" (4.A). The program, open to University students of all ethnicities, aims at helping its students maintain at…

… least a 3.0 GPA. The program requires students to study 40 hours a week in class and the library. Students must sign sheets in the library indicating how long they work, and at each of the three…

… designated libraries - the Graduate Library, the Kresge Library and the North Campus Dow Library - graduate students act as monitors and mentors. In addition, 4.A students meet weekly with each of their…

… professors to receive written evaluations on their academic progress. The evalua- tions are mailed to the students' par- ents, spouse, or "significant other." "I think that's a good way to re- quire you to…

… make a relationship with your professor," said Melvin Ashford, a first-year LSA student, one of the 154 4.A participants this semester. The organization has received most of its funding from the Office…

… of Minority Affairs, though students also pay a $5 registration fee. Poole estimated the cost up until now has been $15,000. "I think it's a good concept," said- Dr. Charles Moody, vice provost for…

… Michigan o Student Assembly-financed trip to the Israeli-occupied territories held a press conference yesterday to discuss their activities in the area. LSA senior David Levine and School of Public Health…

… graduate Luiz Vasquez spent two weeks in the y%3 Gaza Strip and the West Bank in k August. MSA and the Rackham Student Government each allocated $1000 to subsidize the delegation. The PSC and the delegates…

… he was upset that the decision to fund the trip was made during the summer when most MSA members were not present. Levine said students' money was being well spent. "The money is effectively being…

… brought back to campus," said Levine. Five presentations and discus- See PSC, Page 2 i I Students react to Bush's deployment of US troops by Sarah Schweitzerstrawa..btptigte "ImainttutI on Daily Staff…

… he backs the president primarily because he wno is Iraqi, saia that America should not become involved in the Middle East crisis because it concerns mostly Arabs. "It's sad that it's coming to this…

… Palestinian Solidarity said. the General Union o Unlike Bennoune, who has no Students, and the As Palestinian background, Sami Arab American Esmail is a former Palestinian who Graduates. The Michigan Daily…

… last summer, where policies "racism." she stayed and Birzeit University Esmail said the Un with other international students and unjust in continuing did volunteer work in a refugee Israel with its…

… annual camp. unrestricted aid. Near the end of Bennoune's stay, Both speakers the students held a non-violent international peace conf demonstration in front of the U.S. would include Palesti Consulate…

…. The area was sealed off Israeli leaders, and the and the students were told to cross was the only attempt the street to leave U.S. property, she would have any ef said. Bennoune described how the…

… situation. students were beaten with the butts But the speakers r of guns and wooden batons. neither the Palestinia AFTER unsuccessfully seeking Organization nor the S assistance from the Consulate, recognize…

… the lack of religious freedom in Nicaragua. By RYAN TUTAK The Michigan Student Assembly easily passed a resolution last night condemning a University report which proposes to punish two students for…

… airing allegedly racist jokes last February on campus radio station WJJX. The report recommends that the two students, LSA graduate Ted Sevransky and LSA sophomore Peter Gonzalez, apologize for the…

… incident and perform community services. If the report is approved, the students would also be put on academic probation. THE RESOLUTION, which passed 21-1 with one abstention, states that the report is…

… "biased" because students were not involved in formulating it. The resolution, submitted by the MSA Student Rights Committee, also states the report is irrelevant because both students have apologized for…

… the incident; Gonzalez has performed community service, and Sevransky graduated last spring. Students Rights Committee Chair Michael Phillips, an LSA junior, said the report was "racist" because…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… and the development of a policy willingness to change will be governing faculty and to students for the handling of present and tested." ORGANIZATION OF ARAB INTERNATIONAL CENTER STUDENTS (U. of M…

…-WIDE CAMPAIGN: DAILY OFFICIAL back T OS In (Continued from Page 1) centrators. They will consist of only about ten students and give the students much individual at- tention," the history department chairman…

… that the administration has not produced figures to prove the need for or value of the new plan. "There are many fine b 1 a c k students in Flint, Saginaw, a n d Bay City as well as Detroit who would…

… during the student-faculty retreat at Waldenwoods two weeks ago and began formulating the props- als. The proposals were endorsed last week and have been approv- ed by the school's student group, Students…

…' (Continued from Page 1) ation and taken into account with the black student-faculty group priorities in existence at the time which will work to implement the of approval." caucus' demands. Cohen's statement…

… the school in the future." said' Prof. Jerry Miller. "This proposal gives us an opportunity to try such an assembly out on a temporary basis. "The formation of the ad hoc student-faculty assembly opens…

… the door to both students and fac- ulty of the school to legitimately pursue the intent of today's deci- sions-an excellent and long over- due action," said Jack Eisner,' president of SEI. BULLETIN…

… formation Also provided for are the crea- should realize that the motions of an ad hoc student-faculty as- tion of an institutional evaluation passed today will be actively pur- sembly to evaluate…

… (Continued from Page 6 Depart. Of Journalism Lecture: Norm- an Isaacs, Exec. Editor, Louisville Cour-" er-Journal, President, ASNE: Rackham Amphitheater, 4:10 p.m. Depart. Of Speech (Student Lab Thea- ter…

… be placed im- mediately, and MUST be placed before November 29. St udent Accounts: Your atteition is alled to the following rules passed by the Regents on February 28, 1936: "Students shall pay all…

… returns to a fundamental precept: education takes place in the classroom. The overwhelming tone of the cam- pus-whatever concerns students at the moment-is still academic. For this reason, we pause to honor…

… highest tradition of the University. Whatev se it is ver the momentary issues that have torn the campus, these students have managed to devote themselves to the pursuit of higher meaning. They have chosen…

…S;:ti}iso ,+''':a:e".r."': c"Y: : . F.tiv,> :{":"::S:rr.'}T:}':'"'iFT$~r'fyiii:°%:rs. rr. i i: S: ::tii::L : i'.'r:i: Mn ee. New Member Majority Begins SGC SPr1ing Term Student Government Council has a "new look…

…" this spring, with 13 of 18 Council members new to the group. Seven are ex-officios, elected within the last two months as heads of their student organiza- tions. Six others came to Council following…

… Engineers Wilton G. Gibbons Am. Soc. for Public Admin. Nimrod Rapaaeli Anthropology Club Mary Helms Americans Committed to World Resp. Joan Schloesinger Arab Club William T. Ebeid Assembly Charlene Hager…

… Bacteriology Club Ronald J. McKipley Baha'i Student Group Robert K. Walker Bastist Student Union Donald L. Williams Campus Chapel B. Vander Lugt Canterbury Club Norm Marschke Cercle Francais Gall Havens…

… Challenge, Ronald Newman Chess Club Peter Wolf Chinese Students Club Frederick Shen Christian Science Org. Thomas P. Hillman Culture Club Talt Malone Cem. forta Dem. Stud. Governmt. Mal Warwick Cong. Disc. E…

… & R Stud. Guild Robert Heath Council of Stud. Rel. Orgs. Robert Anthony last four months: discrimination procedures and student-faculty government: Council asked Robert G. Harris of the Law School to…

… draw up a report which would clarify SGC power to withdraw recognition from students organizations found in violation of its anti-discrimina- tion regulation. According to the Council plan, or its…

… Notices e Student automobile regulations be lifted, for Christmas vacation 5 p.m. Fri., Dec. 20, to 8 a.m., Jan. 6, 1958. -_ _ itions for positions on the Joint iary Council will be accepted in Student…

… hours by the end of the semester iich he or she is appointed; (2) he e shall not be concurrently hold- nembership in the Student Gov- ent Council during his term on roint Judiciary Council; (3) he or hall…

… discrimination in University housing. Dec. 17 Arab Club, debate, "Neutral- ism in Asia and Africa." Dec. 18, Israeli- American Club CIhanuka Celebration, Hillel; Feb. 4, J-Hop, 9-2 a.m. Intra- mural Building…

… spegidlized Student Gov- ernment Council evaluation commit- tees which will investigate specific areas and make recommendations to the Council at the earliest opportunity. These committees will remain in opera…

… Student Book Exchange to be run as in the past (under SL) and to appoint a manager who is to have a salary of $75 plus 3% of sales over $5,000. He will have full responsibility toward making this semester…

…'s book exchange an effective one, that is, serving as many students as possible and trying to break even on the operation. He will appoint an assistant manager who will be paid $45 plus 3% of sales over $5…

…,000 and a cashier who will be paid approx*' mately $40. -Granting recognition to the Brazilian Club. - -To establish a committee to study the ,possibility and desirability of compiling student opinions of…

… heads the drive this year, points out that a special pact with the University Hospital will allow almcst all campus students to fill the Hos- pital blood bank and earn money for the World Student Service…

… fund at the same time. "All you do is step up to the{ hospital and tell them you wish to give your blood to the WSSF. It's as simple as that," he says. WSSF is a world student or- ganization designed to…

… provide funds for European students who need food and books in order to live and study. With its central headquarters in Geneva, WSSF groups are found on almost all campuses in the United States. THE…

… UNIVERSITY committee hopes to duplicate the record of the University of 'Nevada where 2,000 students donated their blood money to the fund last year. Interested students may go to the University Hospital where…

… of $15 a pint will be turned over to the WSSF. Of groups contacted so far, about 35 students have indicated that they will donate their blood, Price said. The committee con- tacted church groups Sunday…

… from Page 1) the Board of Regents showed that loans totaling $64,731.50 . were granted to 535 students during the 1945-46 school year. This was an increase of $34,432.08 and 276 stu- dents over the…

… amount of loans and number of students for the previous year. The increase, ac- cording to the report, resulted mainly from 4emporary loans made to veterans to enable them to pay their current expenses…

…. The late 'Elizabeth Smith was, for 17 years, in charge of student employment in the office of the Dean of Students. Outright grants way be made from the loan fund to men students in any unit of the…

…. William Frankena was ap- pointed a member of the Board of Governors of the Student Re- ligious Association to fill the un- expired term of Erich A. Walter, director of the Office of Student Affairs, who has…

… Glee Club. Supper will be served to foreign students and friends at 7 p m. in the International Center. Reser.- vations must be made before noon today in the Center office. Four Houses Contribute to…

… of a newspaper by the same name, will discuss "Anglo-Egyptian Relations" at 8 p.m. Monday in Rackham An- phitheatre, under the auspices of the Arab Club. Hillel 'Corner' . ..1 Hillel Foundation will…

…. William A. Paton of the business administration school, will be alternate speaker and will answer questions from the audi- ence. The meeting is open to all students. Civil Liberties Unthreatened, Lecturer…

…, There is a slight error in the vote he recorded, the official count was 273-137. SOCIAL CLIMATE: Psychology Students Subjects In Experiment On Attitudes Water surfaces which are rela- tively warmer than…

… be considered only in the light of the particular student group in- volved and the fact that the whole intent of the experiment was to discover just what the experi- menters must look and plan for in…

… that vital area. The stakes are high. In the past four years the Soviets have made considerable headway among the Arab states, and the possibility of a major explosion-perhaps in Iran-is an excruciating…

… thought to State Department and British diplomats. Arabs, oil, the Suez Canal, trade, warm- water ports, air-lines-all hang in the balance. But the salient importance of the area is its strategic location…

… the Arab politician, who will ordinarily prom- ise the sun without procuring a mote. Un- like his fat predecessor, Naguib appears to be a realist with whom the West can bar- gain. Fortunately, he is…

… makings of a compromise. What form that compromise might take is not yet clear, but it is certain that concessions will have to be made on both sides. Egypt, as the leader of the Arab states, must be…

… his powerful paintings and drawings, the professor was well known on this campus as a warm, friendly person who was admired by both his students and colleagues. Prof. Lopez's untimely death at the age…

… student then: "Ah. the moon is a wound against the sky tonight. It looks like a cold sore on a piece of black velvet." The impact of the depression of the early 1930's on a fine, sensitive mind is shown in…

… -David Cargo DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) Five students (women) placed on so- cial probation for one week anda warned; four students (women) placed' on social probation for two weeks…

… and warned, For drinking by minor and using false idenkification to purchase liquor: One student fined $20.00 ($10.00 for each offense) and warned. For drinking in automobile and pro- viding minor with…

… intoxicants: One student fined $25.60 (second offense) and warned. For participating it unauthorized party and providing minor with intox- icants: One student suspended indef- initely (repeated offenses); one…

… student fined $20.00 and warned. For participating in unauthorized party and driving after drinking: One student fined $25.00 and warned. For participating In unauthorized party: Two students fined $10…

… will be respected by Jews and Arabs. Nevertheless, there are signs that it is not inappropriate at this time to speak of "peace" in Pales- tine. It may be long before it is more than an uneasy, disturbed…

… peace, longer still before the mu- tual bitterness which brought on the war subsides. But it is by no means impossible that the major test of strength between Israel and the Arab League on the field of…

… Arab king may have his own ambitions in Palestine, and be moved by other forces than those of pure reason and human- ity. But he also possesses the most effective Arab military organiza- tion. When he…

… speaks of the Arab position as one of "wise assent" to the pressure of the United Na- tions and the great powers, it is a hopeful augury. Moreover, King Abdullah goes on to say: "The way to settle the…

…- duction of arms and men of mil- itary age during the truce, and these are likely to bar harder upon the Jews than the Arabs. An in- definite truce, however, if sin- cerely and effectively adminis- tered by…

… perverted. And with ac- ceptance of Israel as an accom- plished fact by the Arab world, or even by a realistic segment of it, the hope of an enduring peace in the Near East can take on reality, though it is…

…. Students may sign the interview schedule posted on the bulletin board at 225 W. Engineering Bldg. Teacher's Certificate Candi- dates: All August candidates for' the teacher's certificate may take' the…

… Teacher's Oath on July 21 and 22 between the hours of 8-12 and' 1-5 in Room 1437 U.E.S. This is a requirement for the teacher's cer-' tifiicate. Approved Student Social Events. Week-end July 23-25, 1948…

… July 23 Inter-Cooperative Council, Con- gregational Disciples Guild July 24 Delta Tau Delta, Theta Xi Golf for Beginners Women students are invited to attend. a beginning golf class at the Women…

… the Arts, Schools of 'Educa- tion, Forestry, Music, and Pub- lic Health Students who received marks of I, X, or "no report" at the close of their last semester or summer ses- sion of attendance will…

… University to drop its charges against the arrested climate advocacy protestors who sought a meeting with Schlissel at the Fleming Administrative Building on March 15, 2019. Rackham student Akash Shah…

… provide a platform where we can express our views.” According to Rackham student Juan Jhong Chung, who participated in the protests at COP 25, the movement was a peaceful demonstration led by…

… still a bit clunky,” Berg said. “It doesn’t open directly to the live map, which I think for students, that’s the feature they use most. It’s not terribly responsive, and the bus positions don…

… Berman, Temple University history professor and member of the JSAN coordinating committee, said the order specifically targets students who have origins tied to Israel, including Palestinian…

… Macomb. "The Michigan counties rep- resent a fairly good cross section demographically of the whole state," Keating said. BENJI DELL/ One hundred students are enrolled in the introductory modern Arabic…

… what they want to do." Michael Bonner, acting chair of the department of Near Eastern Studies, said students who study Arabic for more than two years usually have a career goal in mind. Many of those are…

… language course this fal. CROWNING CAMPUS ROYALTY ARABIC From page 1A Near Eastern Studies and reli- gious studies professor at Univer- sity of Illinois, said the Sept. 11 attacks and the resulting…

… increase in media coverage of Arab nations encouraged more people to study Arabic. "It made the Arab world and the Muslim world front and center in a lot of people's minds," Khalil said. "Before 9/11, people…

…'s knowledge of Arab nations was really quite limited." Khalil, who started studying Arabic at the University as an undergraduate in 1997, said there has been a shift in the motivations for many of those taking…

… Arabic language courses. "(Before 2001) there was a good chance of having classmates who were generally interested in the language for its own sake," he said. "Now many people see it as a requirement for…

… looking for jobs in government, military or jour- nalism. But Bonner said students' career goals don't shape the pro- gram. "We're not just producing peo- ple for the intelligence agencies," members. At…

… Zeta Psi fraternity, sopho- more Michael Weist said he saw a larger number of students take interest in his fraternity this fall than did last fall. As part of the rush committee, he said Zeta Psi took…

… Michigan Union last night. The ceremony is part of the Michigan Student Assembly's attempted revival of Homecoming week. The pair will take part in the Homecoming parade tomorrow. The parade starts at 3 p…

… Education - an organization that represents 1,800 universities - said college students often do not know enough about money to fully understand credit card offers. "Colleges know that students come to our…

… last November just before he was assassi- nated. But the rally, held against the *backdrop of a crisis-like Israeli-Arab summit in Washington to try to resuscitate the peace process, easily outdrew the…

… the West Bank and Gaza Strip and into predominantly Arab east Jerusalem. Three fhore people, including two Palestinians and one Israeli, were reported yesterday to have died of wounds suffered in last…

… raising the student fee at the request of only a handful of student groups would set a dangerous precedent. "As an assembly member, I think it is a good idea to put it on the ballot and let the students…

… decide," said LSA Rep. Andy Schor. "As a student, I hope other students do their jobs and vote this down - otherwise we'll have every group on campus asking for an increase and soon the student fee will be…

… like $1 million." Members also questioned whether the assembly would lose its power to choose which student groups should receive funding. LSA Rep. Dan Serota, who drafted the ballot question, said that…

…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, October 23, 1991 3 e C t gan atiy 20 Maynard Street Arbor, Michigan 48109 ANDREW GOTTESMAN 747-2814 Editor in Chief 4 Ann v Edited and Managed by Students…

…- sity student who has maintained a dry and alcohol-free college career. Almost every student has access to alcohol and many drink themselves to the point of over-intoxication, not knowing where to draw…

… the line. Unfortunately, alcoholism has become a widespread disease on campus. The Michigan Student Assembly's (MSA) re- cent Alcohol Awareness Week, with noble inten- tions, attempted to bring the…

… message about the dangers of alcoholism to University students. Un- fortunately, lack of publicity or interesting pro- gramming led the week's events to slide by unno- ticed and unappreciated. Had the…

… offer. Call 769-5031 after 4. 1969 FIAT 850 Spider--Excellent condi- tion. Call 663-9214 persistently. 19N71 1967 MG-B-GT, excellent car for college student with sporting urge, Good condition, low mileage…

… white kitten, male, 3 mo. old, S. Division and Packard area. 665-3279. AD71 FOUND-2-3 mo. old kitten, black and white; also found fluffy black kitten. 761-3884. AD71 LOST BY FOREIGN STUDENT VIS- ITOR…

… Sept. 1 thru December only. Call 769-2729 after 6 p.m. 44L71 FEMALE GRAD student wants to share an apartment with- one or more other grad student(s). 761-3910. 45L71 OWN BEDROOM in house or apart- ment…

… expresses con- cern that students and professors were intimidated during the BAM strike. "(L)arge numbers of students did not attend class out of fear for their own safety," the resolution contends, "many…

… professors cleosd their classrooms in fear . . . for the physical safety of their students, and acts of violance and dis- ruption occurred in classrooms, and on campus ..." A club spokesman contacted yester…

… v. 4 *'*~~ \ v__~. - .. Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ROGER…

… of incoming freshmen and cut- ting down on the number of transfer and re-entering students. But economy moves can only partially solve the extensive problems facing the University. PROFESSORS' SALARIES…

… is a sort of "hot potato" tossed among parents, students, administrators and finally lobbed into the laps of federal officials. Where the potato stops is any- body's guess, but it is clear the state…

… on graduate deferments would create diciplinary problems through the induction of students who oppose the Vietnam war." This understatement is probably the most important and least understood impact of…

… the new draft policy. Now, for the first time, the large numbers of college students who have been able to afford the luxury of protesting the war, without being hit by it personally are now in trouble…

…. Like Bobby Kennedy college kids could talk tough against the war and then afford the luxury of. vacationing in Sun Valley. But now the college students graduating after four years or finishing their…

… unless a college grad is going on to medical, dental, divinity and veteri- nary studies or has a physical disability he is likely to be drafted soon. Some students will be taken this summer and others…

…. Clearly these factions will be seeing plenty of each other as the draft induction notices arrive and the campaign progresses. Moreover, even if large numbers of anti-war college students give up and go in…

… altruistic in your aims, seeking only the ultimate .good of the school and its students. This im- pression has been 'irreparably shattered by the recent "expose" of the so-called infractions in privileges…

… allowed students on ath- letic tender. I am sure that both Mr. Norton and Mr. Kohn must be wallowing in the content thoughts that they are now assured of professional positions with "big city" news- papers…

… support of the present fall rushing setup. Majority Report Presented A four-member Panhel-Assembly gushing study committee Wed- nesday night presented to Student Government Council a majority report calling…

… practices governing the conduc of undergraduate courses." Concerning class attendance th booklet reminds teachers tha "students are expected to atten classes regularly." 'Reasonably Accurate' Records The…

… should be effectively proctored; in no cas should the room be left unattend ed. (In the opinion of the Board whenever feasible, there would b two proctors for every 25 to 5 students, with a proctor added…

… fo each additional 50 students.) ,Alternate Seats 2) When space permits student should be asked to sit in alternat seats. 3) .e. the instructor should re quire that all books, notebooks extra bluebooks…

… and papers of any kind be left in the front of th room. 4) The instructor should an nounce at the beginning of th examination that students ar expected to remain in the room until they are ready to turn…

… to Jordan CAIRO--Syrian Premier Said Ghazzi flew from the conference. of Arab chiefs of state to Amman in Jordan. There the Syrian sought to persuade young King Hussein to accept an Arab subsidy to…

… replace the $30,000,000 a year Britian has been paying to support the Arab Legion. Court Requested To Return Lucy BIRMINGHAM () - Federal District Court was asked again yesterday to return Autherine Lucy…

…, March 4, the arrangements com- mittee of the executive council decid- ed yesterday. The Student Model Senate was con- ceived by several campusleaders and the original plans were sketched by interested…

… faculty members to con- solidate and express campus opin- ion on national and international af- fairs. Petitions of candidacy, signed by five students, must be presented at the Student Senate office in Lane…

… chairman of the committee. Scammon yesterday announced the plan of election which will be as fol- lows: Thirty-two members of the Senate will be elected from the Uni- versity at large with every student…

… eligible to be a candidate, and all students eligible to vote. "The election will be held under the 'P. R.' system," he said, "in which students vote by choice, indicating the first choice for senator by…

… figure 1, second choice by figure 2, and so on." To be elected, a student must have a quota, which is determined by di- viding the total number of votes cast by the total number of senators to be elected…

… laborers. 3 Jews Killed AsArabSnipers Peril Holy City Budget Slash Puts Deficit At ABillion But Increase Is Possible x In Relief Appropriations And Naval Construction Congress' Opinion Divided Over Cuts…

…. Forsythe, director of the Univer- sity Health Service strongly advocat- ed yearly "health conferences" for upperclassmen. The health conference, an inter- view between doctor and student, in which the…

… student's past record is used as a guide, is not a physical ex- amination. Rather, it is a general discussion which may lead to a spe- cific examination. It is an oppor- tunity for the student, in an…

… his column, The worst debate on campus (11/28/2006). While the Daily effectively promotes students' freedoms to dis- cuss the Arab-Israeli conflict, the continuous back-and- forth articles from students…

…4A - Wednesday, November 29, 2006 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom 0 e Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890 413 E. Huron St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104 tothedaily…

… other signed articles and illustrations represent solely the views of their authors. Let the students go home 'U' should cut class the day before Thanksgiving ast Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving…

…, was a lonely day on campus. Although classes were technically in ses- sion until 5 p.m., many students took off early to make their holiday travel easier - and understandably so. As a result, many…

… professors can- Students and professors alike have real- celled class. With about one-third ized the need for change. The fact of the of the student population coming matter is that many, if not most, students…

… heavily traveled time of the year. term when students have already bought Analysts expected 25 million people to tickets and made reservations. jump on a plane this year in the week of The flagship state…

…. That is from the academic calendar would be a tough advice to follow for students who simple action that would make a real dif- cannot miss class. ference to students. Zip -ping around A2 Zipcar a useful…

… students in Ann Arbor can function fine without a car. But for those who bring cars to campus to make the occasional trip to the grocery store or to an event out of town - car-sharing is a Sorry, haters…

…, an hourly rental car service, recently teamed up with the Uni- versity to offer discount short-term rentals to the University community. Car- sharing efforts like Zipcar can provide University students…

…-term rental service here in Ann Arbor. After a $30 sign-up fee, students pay $8 an hour or $60 a day to rent a car - gas is included. Everything is done online, and the cars are stored on University lots near…

… views of all Michigan students. Salhi said by using the word "Israel" in the title, the journal acknowledges Israel's rights to exist, a key contention in the Arab-Israeli conflict. "It lacks a sense of…

…. The U But friends of the players said the Student R rap was created, in part, as a response which all to Xanga.com journal posts that follow, pi some have construed as threats by ing anoth the woman who…

… one player student. The 7th The group calls itself the "Mean tained mu Team." about wor Jackson is a three-year letter as referen winner for the team. He scored demeanin the ,game-winning touchdown in…

…'s Statement of ights and Responsibilities, students are expected to rohibits "sexually harass- er person" and "stalking, ng another person." ilar incident at the Uni- f Miami grabbed national last fall…

… men and minorities, as well ces to group sex and other g topics. k Herman and Karl Stampfl contributed to this report. APPLE Continued from page 1 Rubadeau last year. Students in Rabkin's class applaud…

… because he thought that as the age gap between him- self and his students grew, winning became less of a possibility. "Of course it's an enormous honor," Rabkin said. "It's the stu- dents you teach for, not…

…'s treatment of .his students, both in research and the classroom, which helps to engage them in learning. "I think that Eric is motivated by a profound respect for students as inquirers and scholars," she said…

… his first focus when teaching a course is the specific material, he also works to give students universal tools for learning. "It would be wrong to say that I design my courses so that people will…

… homework and "real work" to engage his students in collaborative projects. His efforts include a research project on the evolution of literary genres with economics Prof. Carl Simon. VISAS' Continued from…

… stu- dents and GSIs. The International Center works with other University offices to provide advice and sup- port for international students. Other international . students expressed satisfaction with…

… EARLE AMITAVA MAZUMDAR Edited and Managed by Students at the University of Michigan Unsigned editorials represent a majority of the Daily's Editorial Board All other cartoons, signed articles, and…

… Wolverines suffered a defeat at the hands of the Duke University Blue Devils in the NCAA basket- ball tournament, students and police converged on South University with bad attitudes and dangerous misconcep…

… entirely true, yet both contribute to the systematic confrontation that has become commonplace here. Without ma- jor adjustments in student attitude and police policy, neither is likely to dissipate soon…

… in use to control people's lives. Brian R. Holt Rackham graduate student How about some student tickets? The crowds that gathered on South University after each game of the NCAA Tournament…

…Page 4- The Michigan Daily -Thursday, January 17,1991 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Ma ard Street AnnArbor, ichigan 48109 Viewpoint War has begun; get behind Bush…

… must think of and support U.S. troops, many of whom are our friends or rela- tives; it is not the soldiers' fault the country is at war. Students and members of the com- munity must also demonstrate…

… support peace through negotiation, not more killing through war. a "jihad," or holy war, on behalf of the en- tire Arab population, while the leaders of other nations in the Arab League have constantly…

… sanctions implemented by the United Nations Security Council would not have worked to wear down Hus- sein's resolve. As the President said last war. At this point, we, as students at a ma- jor university…

… at realistic ways to stave off the possible violation of students' rights. Clearly, there is legitimate skepti-. cism as to how conscious the Univer- sity police will be of student rights. The…

… administration has, in the past, consistently disregarded student interest and opinion, and has expressed a desire to quell opposition to University policy; the campus police force could be used to further these…

… ends. Thus, students need a way to supervise the operations of the new police. The University has created a deputi- zation oversight committee, which may or may not provide real power to stu- dents. The…

… committee will be made up of faculty, administrators and students, and will review the actions of the police force. While the committee leaves much to be desired in the way of formidable student input, any…

… sort of student check on the new police guarantees some pro- tection of student rights. If the Uni- versity officers overstep-their bounds and infringe upon freedoms now en- joyed by the student body, a…

… student representative on the committee would provide a vehicle for opposition. Therefore, the Michigan Student Assembly's refusal to submit nomina- tions for the committee is puzzling, and may ultimately…

… Service Handbook-Gail Ryan Students talk back to Health Service Vol. LXXXIX, No. 104 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Credit where credit '4 s due Ty…

…HE LSA Administrative Board T this week decided that students can now strike Advanced Placement from their records and avoid the in- creased costs which sometimes result from such credit. This is a welcome…

…- ts often graduate with more than the required 120 credits, and ultimately do not need the AP credits. Those credits, then, only boost a student's class stan- ding prematurely, and increase his tuition…

… rates. AP credit is not useless. In fact, it has allowed many students to ac- celerate their educational programs and graduate in fewer than eight ter- ms. Such acceleration results in sub-, stantial…

… allowing them to drop extra, unnecessary credits to tem- porarily postpone increased tuition rates. Even for those students who decide to eliminate the credit from their records, the Advanced Placement…

… program provides significant benefits. Sufficient scores on the tests allow students to forego some prerequisite courses. And while students may lose credit for the AP courses, they do not lose the…

… knowledge they have gained. This advanced preparation can allow a student to get more out of his eight terms than he would without the cour- ses, whether he gets credit or not. i QUESTION: A kid on my hall…

…'s surprise gift of $500,000 in sponsored by the Arab Stu- to the University for an endowed dents' Association. Students from chair in history. Egypt and Syria distributed mim- The end of May, however…

…, eographed statements of the Arab brought a major story, and relief position, and fielded angry or just to many worried male students- curious questions from the small the House gave final approval to crowd…

… r brace themselves for the next, what can happen? But the city is not entirely life- less, nor is the University. Those students who remained at school for half or all of the spring-sum- mer trimester…

… educational institu- tions would force a tuition hike here. The Faculty Senate established a six-member committee-four t's What's faculty members and two students Johnson's draft plan, which would -to review…

… mass media at the Uni- continue undergraduate student versity, including The Daily, the deferments. University Record, WUOM and June started out on a more or WCBN. They will begin meeting less humorous…

… term. A liaison commit- tee between University students and city officials was established, and a new city housing ordinance was passed, designating responsi- bility for mose care and main- tenance of…

… apartments to land- lords. Voice, the University chapter of Students for a Democratic So- ciety, was refused University funds to subsidize their national conven- tion here on the grounds that the convention…

… could not be consid- ered an "educational experience." The convention was still held here, however, and for a week Ann Ar- bor overflowed with students again. Ha pening, The Senate Appropriations Com…

…- mittee cut the state higher educa-. tion budget to $58.6 million, and added wording intended to make out-of-state students bear the brunt of tuition increases; to the tune of $600-$700. University Pres…

… the summer, and students intending to stay only for the fall and winter terms will not need to pay ten-months rent for the opportunity of leaving after eight months. Rioting broke out in Detroit, after…

…THEMICHIGANDAILY ri E ROUNDUP: ti-Castro Group Organizes 14 *rbLRSIIEHE5, By MALINDA BERRY BLOOMINGTON - The forma- )n of an anti-Castro student oup was announced by seven diana University…

… students. - The organization, to be called e Committee of One Thousand pposed to the Castro 'Cuban )vernment, will try to present e "true facts about the sup- ession of freedom in Cuba as ntrasted to the…

…-visual esentations, various published itings, and bibliographic data d study and discussion pro- Huston pointed out that the COT will be "a local organization composed of local students," while the Fair Play group is…

…, it is necessary that groups be formed to present opposing sides. * * * - . ITHACA - The Cornell Com- mittee for a Sane Nuclear Policy has proposed that the National Student Council of SANE "pull out of…

… National Student SANE." The SANE discussion came to center, on differences in methods between National Adult SANE and the Student Council. The Na- tional Committee appears to be interested in lobbying for…

… govern- ment action, whereas student sen- timent is for grass roots agitia- tion, like the NSC-orgaflzied peace march last Easter. * * * BLOOMINGTON - Approxi- mately ten student demonstrators from the…

…. Charlton said that the gathering represented no specific group, explaining that "it started: on a street corner." * * * MADISON - Student opposi- tion to the House Un-American Activities Committee. "does not…

… Survey Research Center Asked To Aid By JON SOBELOFF The "superman survey" of the University Admissions Office has run into difficulties because 70 student judges couldn't get to- gether orw which…

… SHREW THE SURVEY'S aim is to find out who the "best" 10 or 20 male undergraduate students now are. Then Feather will-look for clues in the high school careers of these students which might have fore…

…- told their superiority. Feather hopes to learn how to pick out potential "supermen" while they're still in high school, so that more of these superior students would be sure to get college educations…

… on their freshman aptitude ests was mimeographed. Seventy student judges, picked carefully to represent various cam- pus groups, were then asked to check the names of all the men on the list they knew…

… well enough .., t x . 'aming of Shrew'a To- Open Tomorrow By GAIL GOLDSTEIN Clad in Elizabethan costumes, students in the speech department will present Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" opening…

… a play within a play. Its first production was seen in 1594. students with the best personali- Added to this production have ties. been new lines of dialogue which' the directors think Shakespeare…

… reject a resolution which would STUDENTS CLUSTER TO GET THEIR GREEN FEATHERS . .. AND A RED HERRING have declared Chavez' seat vacant because of "flagrant" irregulari- ties in election procedure, y crate…

… Carstenson and David Levy, cess. All the feathers, buttons, and Among those who crowded iastic students, along with buttons; part of the morning. Ten men, '57. two of the feather workers said literature were…

…4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 4, 2003 OP/ED urIje £IIIW DidU 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF…

… enough to speed the process by taking down my statement in Arabic as I dictated - writ- ing it myself, dictionary in hand, could have taken all day. While we were there, Lebanese men passed in and out as…

… they signed up to go to Iraq as human shields, to fight against the American army or to serve as martyrs (their word, not mine). For persons traveling from other Arab countries, the visa approval is a…

… problem is not as simple as American- led aggression. It extends to Arab regimes that will allow massive protests against the United States, but will quickly and brutally quell protests against their own…

… what it says are U.S.-caused casualties in Iraq, she asks aloud why the Arab world now openly con- demns the murder of civilians by Ameri- cans when Saddam has been doing it for so long without reproach…

… to be an "elite" law student, necessary for an "elite" law school; they rely heavily upon LSAT and GPA to get there. Then, they use a separate process, under their affirmative action program, to get…

… programs? If the students who only get in through affirmative action are still "elite students," but are not getting cap- tured through the LSAT/GPA process, then the process is flawed. If diversity is so…

… constitutional- ly-protected classes, and are (or should be) irrele- vant to the court. Take those arguments (most of which I consider valid) to the regents. JASON KILLIPS Law student STAYING IN ANN ARBOR THIS…

… the political leaders involved, getting a hands-on look at the dynamics of policies surrounding the issue. The course, titled the Arab-Israeli Conflict Mid-East Simulation, divides students into 16…

… University School of Art and Design. Tyler has printed graphic works for Josef Albert, Claes Oldenburg, Helen Frankenthaler and other artists. Students step into Middle East scenario By Mark Hutchinson For…

… The Daily Though the realities of the Arab Israeli con- flict seem to be at a distance, University stu- dents enrolled in education Prof. Jeff Kupperman's class have the chance to step into the shoes of…

… separate teams. The teams simulate the deci- sion-making process of three of the leaders involved in the conflict, including Ariel Sharon and Yasser Arafat. Throughout the course, students may utilize press…

… releases to communicate with one another and accomplish their parties' goals. But Kupperman said a peaceful solution is not always reached. Students can make their character perform an action such as…

… Ariel Sharon said yesterday that Yasser Arafat will be free to travel to an Arab summit next week if the Palestinian leader agrees to a cease-fire, but hinted Arafat may not be allowed back if the…

…-28 Arab sum- mit in Beirut, at which Saudi Arabia is expected to present a proposal for broad Arab-Israeli peace in exchange for a return of the territories Israel occu- pied in 1967 - the West Bank, Gaza…

… uninterrupted credit easing when it left the funds rate unchanged. Yesterday, the Fed policy-makers were even more upbeat about the econ- omy's prospects. WASHINGTON Students could be subject to drug tests A…

… rural Oklahoma school district took a sensible approach to stemming what it saw as the general problem of drug use among students when it required drug testing before students could participate in after…

… reported no widespread drug problem in the past and there was no reason to suspect the students in band or 4-H of using drugs. "You think life and death is not'at issue in the fight against drugs?" Jus- tice…

… through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in September, via U.S. mail are $105. Winter term (January through April) is…

… different -w program to w students in id. re Heather d an award for new campus magazine, the International Ob- server, said she was pleased at being recognized. 'It was great to see groups recognized. So…

…'t black and white." Syrian government radio, which usually reflects Assad's views, stressed that Israel must adhere to U.N. resolutions calling for with- drawal from lands that had been held by the Arabs…

… in the Engineering to mark in an outstanding manner those students in Electrical or Computer ,ho through distinguished scholarship, activities, leadership and exemplary conferred honor on their Alma…

… Mater. rs of the Beta Epsilon chapter of Eta Kappa Nu at the University of Michigan, ongratulate the following students for meeting the membership requirements and initation process, thus becoming active…

… members of Eta Kappa Nu:' Whatever the Saudis' motiv- tion, a suspension of financial sup port to the PLO could build confi- dence in Israel that Arab attitudes are changing. Baker has been trying to sell…

… Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir on that idea in order to encourage him to risk giving up territory to the Arabs in a peace settlement. Baker met with Saud in Cairo and then flew here to see Assa He also met…

… MINISTRY LORD OF LIGHT LUTHERAN CHURCH, ELCA 801 South Forest (at Hill Street), 668-7622 SUNDAY: Worship-10 a.ni. WEDNESDAY: Worship-7:30 p.m. Campus Pastor: John Rollefson ST. MARY'S STUDENT PARISH (A Roman…

…: Worship-10:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY: Worship-9 p.m. Pastor, Ed Krauss-663-5560 I The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the…

… representative of all students. Former MSA President Aaron Williams, who went last year, agreed with Cosnowski. Williams said his group had problems speaking to Congress members through USSA. "They (USSA) were…

… effect that hundreds of students together will have." - "Because he (Cosnowski) per- sonally doesn't like USSA means he is denying students the right to participate in the conference," Van Valey added. But…

…, Rackham student William Moseley who served in Africa from 1987 to 1989,spoke about the value of his experiences. He described what it was like living in a completely dif- ferent and unfamiliar culture…

… differences were "so painful and intractable. Yet, in the conflict just concluded, Israel and many of the Arab states have for the first time found themselves confronting the same aggressor. "By now, it should…

… can to close the gap between Israel and the Arab states, and between Is- raelis and Palestinians." A comprehensive peace must, be grounded in U.N. Security Council resolutions calling on Is- rael to…

… to interview for' the position of assassin.' She said, 'Do you have an appointment?"' * David Schwartz contributedrto this report. is a tremendous opportunity not only for University students but foe…

… tonight." end to Arab-Israeli conflict," Bush said. He said other challenges still remain after the war, and he called for: Creation of security ar, rangements to produce a stable gulf. He said "our friends…

… " enhance career skills in courses on public speaking, computer programming, filmwriting, and MIDI music production " immerse yourself in a foreign language (from Arabic to Yiddish) * pursue your interests in…

… "wild," and the middle category is "scenic." KRISSY GOODMAN/Daily Break time Students recline between classes at the chemistry building. Bush says Palestinian conflict nt tied t crisis Bush may vet…

… permitted to stand," Bush told a group of Arab- American leaders. The President said that the United States "simply cannot" link the Kuwaiti takeover by' Iraq with the Palestinian issue. The Iraqi leader has…

… suggested that one way to ease the crisis would be for Israel to with- draw from the Arab territories it has occupied since 1967, where many Palestinians live. The United States, Bush said, is committed to…

… Arab nations "and legitimate political rights for the Palestinians." Bush, telling members of the audience that they understood the tensions in the region bet- ter than most people, said: "To permit…

…, Ohio Michigan Union - Room 2209 Wednesday, September 26 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 9t What's happening in Ann Arbor today Meetings University Students Against Cancer (USAC) - Mass meeting, 7:30 p.m. Union…

… Anderson AB. Call Melissa Gedris 764-7038. Filipino American Student Association - Mass meeting, 7:30 p.m. Pond Rm., Union. Department of Germanic Languages - Kaffeestunde Tuesday. Practice German…

… conversation skills with native speakers. 4:40 p.m. 3rd Floor, MLB. Hellenic Students Organiza- tion - Mass meeting. 9 p.m. Kuenzel Rm., Union. Contact: Veronica Kalas 998-1255. Speakers "Israel, Palestine and…

… Tower. You need only to read music. Blood Drive - Sponsored by Washtenaw Community College. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Board Room, 2nid floor of Student Center Bldg. Career Planning and Place- ment - Medical School…

… researchers can make tests on it to predict the effects of electromagnetic energy on instruments inside full-sized jets. .t Satellite sale to Arabs revived WASHINGTON (AP)- After one retreat, the Reagan…

… administration is forging ahead with the proposed sale of communications satellite gear to an Arab consortium that includes Libya and the Palestine Liberation Organization. Sources said the proposal, which could…

… Arab countries and the PLO. State Department officials say the satellite system would simply supplement the existing international telephone system. Reagan to propose missile cut WASHINGTON (AP…

… beginning Friday. U.S. officials have said they expect a summit would take place sometime in 1982. Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS, Live from Ann Arbor It's WCBN. The student-run radio station broadcast live…

… begins Nov. 30 and LSA students can pick up Student Verification Forms next Monday. Also available beginning yesterday were 10,000 copies of Michigan Student Assem- bly's Course Encounters, with several…

… new features added beyond previous issues. In addition to recording student Desmond Lewis until he legally changed his name for 50 pence'(96 cents)-as all Britons are entitled-to run in the election…

… as "four-one-and-one" influenza. But to the growing ranks of Univer- sity students fearfully watching for the first signs of a runny nose or an upset stomach, Russian flu is just plain trouble. TO HELP…

… pay students $15 to have their blood checked and to test the effectiveness of Amanta- dine. Amantadine, marketed' as "Sym- metrel" across the country, is the only licensed drug known to be effective in…

… States to be "more than a mediator" in negotiations with the Arabs. After talks with Vance, Dayan said, "The United States should carry on its role of mediator and more than mediator. There is no…

… substitute. Without the United States we cannot achieve an agreement with the Arabs." captured Arab Territories and to Washington's proposal to sell jet fighters to Egypt. DAYAN SAID THE proposed $2.5 billion…

… University community's knowledge ofc South Africa via the recent Forum on Corporate Investment in South Africa. The Committee on Communications is a panel comprised of two students, two faculty members, and…

… questions. They said Sadat was asked what guarantees the Arabs could give that 'I am not any more shy at all. I am speaking as a partner and I am threat- ening.' -Anwar Sadat sure King Hussein of Jordan…

… participate in a peace agreement signed by the other Arab countries, then attacked the Jewish state on its own. By R.J. SMITH As part of a concerted drive to place a capital punishment amendment on the…

… said Sadat replied that if Israel accepts his insistence that it withdraw from occupied Arab terri- tory, "The decision for war or peace is not a Syrian decision, not a Jordan- ian decision, but an…

… 2553 (Old Regents Conference Room) STUDENTS, STAFF, AND FACULTY ARE WELCOME oil have trouble figuring out what part of the reality we can accept and what part we have to change. That is part of the…

… dalow says he* won 't be, "9 'dictator~ (Continued from Page i) the student continued. "That's one thing in his favor. If he runs a tight ship in class, he'll run a tight ship as dean. SANDALOW is active…

… committed to take steps within the law to insure the presence of a sub- stantial number of qualified minority students. That has been our policy for over a decade and I expect that to continue." Sandalow said…

…- est in training law students in practi- cal skills such as negotiating, advo- cacy and counseling," he said. "Such courses have been offered in the past, but in a piece-meal fashion. The faculty will…

… maintaining the delicate balance between the number of in-state and out-state students admit- ted to the school every year. Do You Have a Favorite Faculty Member or graduate Teaching Assistant? Nominate him or…

…-Syria dogfight. boats and several helicopters but Thirteen houses were destroyed the two Arab craft eluded them. and three were damaged, the In a sharp comment on the Is- spokesman said. raeli reprisal raids, the…

… is what Israel refuses to brought under fire from Israeli accept. Israel regards every Arab ground forces. No casualties were government as being responsible reported. for all commando organizations…

… wil never surrender . . . whatever the sacrifices," he said in a message to the Palestinians. LSA OPEN HOUSE Tuesday September 12, 1972 Dean's Conference Rm, 2549 [SA Bldg. LSA First-Year Students Come…

…. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BUILDING 420 Maynard Street k I. 11 A NE CURSE IN PEACE RESEARCH "Introduction to Peace Research: Methods and Models in the Quest for a Warless World" Political Science 491…

… Sept. 12 at 7:00 p.m. in B-116 Modern Languages Bldg. Sponsoredby the Peace Research Applications Group and the L.S.&A. Student Government Advising Instructor: PROF. J. DAVID SINGER, Dept. of Political…

…-Lesson this week. It's a wild hour. And it's free. 4 I JLwviak ia Now at Special Student Rates DELIVERY IN CENTRAL CAMPUS AREA ONLY STARTING 9-25 THROUGH 12-7 4 4i If interested you MUST attend the…

… WEEKLY PRICES: DAILY $1.20-20 copy SUNDAY $.75 U of M STUDENT UNION 530 S. State St. uni inAV M11 MON., SEPT. 11 6:30 or 8:30 p.m. TUES., SEPT. 12 6:30 or 8:30 p.m. WED., SEPT. 13 6:30 or 8:30 p…

… battles The decision to commute the sentence was made by the governor with armed civilians and Arab because, he said he felt that life imprisonment was just as severe guerrillas. The boom of heavy a penalty…

… UNITOAScoTSj United AVAMBEO UNT[ ARM15EA rh ~ste By DEBBIE THAL University Young Democrats (YD) are currently mobilizing students to work for Wayne County Auditor Richard Aus- tin's campaign to become the…

… officer. "Canvassing is the most ef- fective political work, and col- lege students, being the most willing and knowledgeable, are the best ones to do it," De Grieck adds. YD became involved in the…

… in- volved chiefly because its lead- ers felt students in Ann Arbor had a special interest in the election since so many of them are from Detroit and its sur- rounding area, "We felt we should set up a…

… program to work in these last critical weeks, especially because so many of the students here are from the area and will be directly effected by the election," says De Grieck. x Austi~ But Yp leaders are…

… plan to have as many as 500 students canvassing in predominately white areas dur- ing the next two weekends. Furthermore, the leaders be- lieve the election of a liberal black mayor is of national im…

… Lebanon: In Tripoli, a city of 150,000 people and a hotbed of Arab na- tionalism, snipers turned their guns on Lebanese troops in the Chateau St. Gilles, a massive castle overlooking the area. Leba- nese…

… aid to students convicted of violating the law., "Intellectual freedom is in danger in America," Nixon said. "Physical violence, physical intimidation is seemingly on its way to becoming an accepted…

… ! 19not anyone else's Mr. John Woodford In Conjunction with \ U 'of M Marxist Discussion Group Black Student Union Afro-American Studies Organization 8:00 Union Ballroom TUESDAY, MARCH 25 International…

… (Born and raised in the heart of the Southside ghetto of Chicago, Fr. Clements was the first Black student in the Arch- diocese of Chicago to study for the priesthood.) . I "I firmly believe, and will…

… Catholic Church and its hierarchy." at the NEWMAN STUDENT CENTER 331 Thompson at William Streets TUES., MARCH 25th at 8:00 P.M. Koeneke, however, said "Miller has been playing games for the last two days. I…

… to sell you marimekkoe dresses textiles (printex), toys accessories, furniture and other good things ARAB Dr. Burham Hammad -director of the United Nations section of the Arab States Delegation…

…. -executive secretary of the Group of Arab Delegates -Senior Advisor to the Jordanian delegation to the United Nations Union Ballroom 7:00 ISRAELI Minister Hanoch Givton -Minister Plenipotentiary, Permanent…

… Mission of Israel to the United Nations -former member of Israeli delegation to U.N. Assembly -former Secretary General; Palestine Student Assembly SATURDAY, MARCH 29 11 1111i …

… Saigon's 5) Before court action could be- Saturday. gin, there must be a 30-day per- iod In which-the attorney general ' pamphlets called or a state or local agency would students to refuse attempt to…

… the gov- membership because of race, col- ldetaining students or, national origin or religion. dartiann lawdenas im-Senate leaders now plan to leave martial law was im- the committee's bill hanging and…

… and Syria, ruled by1 the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party,1 have been working toward a union since their plans for a three-way union with President Nasser's United Arab Republic '(Egypt) ,fell1 apart…

… Israeli territory next summer. Aref noted that the union was open for the UAR and the other Arab countries to join. Eisenhower Advises Unity GETTYSBURG P) -Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower disagrees…

… ACTIONS: Buddhist Movn Asks SaigonS By The Associated Press SAIGON-Pamphlets circulated in Saigon ye students, the army, civil servants and shop owners sitdown strike against President Ngo Dinh Diem's re…

… in central market The students on university; to go back to s sities, currently opened. They students to boy The pamphle ernment is still arrested after n posed Aug. 21 a fresh arrestsN out daily. The…

… psychology department entitled, "Theory of Adapted Systems," at 4:15 p.m. today in Aud. B. Organization Noticess Baha' Student Group, Discussion:: "Religion Renewed," May 12, 8 p.m., 2029 Ferdon. Calf NO 3…

…-2904 for trans- portation. - * Congregational Disciples E & R Stu- dent Guild, Discussion, May 12, 12 Noon, 524 Thompson. S* s Lutheran Student Assoc., Organ Re- cital: Dr, H. Vollenweider, visiting or- gj…

… school. Arab To Discuss Neutralist Policies Fawzi Abu-Diab, director of the Midwest Arab Information Center in Chicago, will speak on "Positive Neutralism and the Arab World" at 4:30 p.m. today in…

…, Associate Dean James C. Mouzon announced. Chemistry 265 will be available to a student who has completed elementary college chemistry and will take advantage of his train- ing in college mathematics and…

… physics. These new chemistry courses are to meet the need of engineering students who require more background in the princi- ples of physical chemistry, he said. "There is a trend for all degree programs to…

… Series OfSeminars The dates for the second meet- ings of the Student Government Council Seminars were announced today by Roger Seasonwein, '61, SGC member. All the meetings will, be held in the Honors…

… second meet- ings and on the SGC table in the UGLI. ISA to Hold Dance Friday The International Students' As- . sociation will sponsor a dance at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Women's Athletic Building…

… joint planning for student recruitment, research in the administration of community colleges, program evaluation, placement of graduates and liaison. with interested educational agen- cies and…

… realize that for more than two years now, United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser has violently repudiated Soviet-bloc attempts to infiltrate his country, and has taken a vigorous stand against…

… in Cairo and received a warm STOWE LECTURE: 'Nasser Repudiates Soviets' 'ta welcome, and a China-United Arab Republic friendship association was formed with Nasser at its head. Co-operated China and…

… Column Nasser declared that "The Com- munist parties are a fifth column . . they set out to organize an all-Arab Communist underground for subversion . . .the foundation was laid . . . according to our…

… Teachers As thednumber of students who wvant and are ready for a college education increase, a rising pro- portion of them will be found entering community colleges, Prof. Young predicted. "This will inten…

… administra- tors that leads to the doctor's de- gree. Prof. Young forsaw a rising enrollment in this program since the foundation grants will also provide five or six annual scholar- ships for students in the…

…, students will have an opportunity to ob- serve Arabian folkdancing and en- tertainment besides partaking in the usual social dancing. Especially for this evening, the Arab Club has hired a group of…

…- other jazz combo. The group is scheduled to appear on the na- tionwide show during Christmas vacation. THIS YEAR the Alleycats also have their usual spot as enter- tainers at the student-run "Little Club…

… from the mem- bers of the "Cats," Gordon Green- berg, manager of the group, and on Sunday before the concert at the door of the League Ballroom. Weekly Tea, Arab Dance To BeHeld Native Folk Dancing…

… the Arab Club and open to the public, will take place from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday eve- ning in the Ballroom of the Rack-' ham Building. As a dance of this nature has never been given before…

…- ments will be served. The Arabian Club is one of sev- eral clubs associated with the In- ternational Students Association which sponsors cultural and social programs during the year. niem ti…

…. Students who have not already attended these functions are urged to come and meet their classmates from other countries in an informal setting. For the benefit of freshmen, one may reach the International…

…. Officers of the International Center, the Union, Panhellenic As- sociation, Interfraternity Council, Women's Athletic Association and Student Religious Association have- been invited also. The purpose of the…

…. Others, such as the specto- of University journalism students Conventions. The Convention at graph analysis of metals, or the yesterday in Haven Nall. Evanston beginning April 26 ought studies of…

… plenty to do! column. "If the writer is bored or on Monday night. The whole student I at odds with the world, the readers body will participate, marching in j of his column will know it," Mr. blocs…

…-Collegiate variations carried on at Chicago and With a one-act play, "The Tribu- Association of Women Students fin- Harvard universities in an attempt lations of Pancrasio", by Harold Jesu- ished their 19th biennial…

… Will Discuss Arab-Jewish Relations Seymour Melman, winner of Avu- kah's Palestine Fellowship for 1939- 40, will report on "The Increased Arab-Jewish Cooperation and Jew- ish Determination to Speed the…

… Pace of Palestine's Rebuilding" at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Hillel Foundation. The talk, which will follow the regular Friday night Conservative Services, will trace the change in the attitude of the Arabs…

… the professional degree of Mas- ter of Social Work. All students interested in social work are invited to attend the lunch- eon and to confer with Professor Dunham after the meeting. chesta A…

… Orchestra. Students at Dartmouth College smoke 40,000 cigarettes a day. Youth's Problems Filmed The story of American youth, itsI problems and aspirations, is now on public display in the latest edition of…

… Quad dining office, Uni- WHO: Michigan Union versity Police reported. There Ticket Office are no suspects. The incident WHEN: Tonight at 1 p.m. is under investigation. WHERE: The Ark Talk onArab…

…- Israeli conflict WHAT: Middle Eastern His- tory Professor en Stein from Emory University will give a talk entitled "Resolving the Arab-Israeli Conflict: Lessons from 60 Years of Negotiating Experiences…

… STUDENT DESIGNERS, SEE THE B-SIDE, PAGE 6B 3The University of Cen- tral Florida suspended its chapter of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, TC Palm reported. The fraternity will be banned from organizing on…