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… Jordanian crisis appeared either definite or probable: 1) The Arab bloc, which has always been united in opposition to Israel and has shown considerable surface solidarity on the issue of' Egypt's operation…

… picked up at the Office of Student Affairs. Interviewing will begin May 13. i. r v t is r. c x s x a t still planning on making aj on the floor of House," he Republican legislator as- the GOP spending…

… would try. Unconfirmed reports in other Arab capitals said Jordan Authori- ties had arrested several hundred Communists, leftists and extreme nationalists-including nationalist ex-Premier Suleiman Nabulsi…

… three countries. Deliberate on Doctrine Hussein has said Jordan will de- cide in consultation with its Arab neighbors whether to use the Eis- enhower Doctrine, offering United States defense to. any Arab…

…- fornia, Republican leader, has pre- dicted a billion dollar cut in for-i eign aid. Navy Unveils New TV Ta~e 1? A cu'TTr~m., r1T X -,.Tr ___.-I Arab Allies To Discuss Saud Action King Congratulates Hussein…

… here Thursday. Nasser met the Syrian-Egyptian mission on its return. The results of the Kuwatly- Sabry meeting with Saud would appear to hold vital meaning in the high-pressure Arab diplomatic…

… deputy assistant newspapers to stop at- secretary of state for European m. affairs. a r To Hold First Drive May 5 acted the night of May 7. Students living in residence ments on WCBN have also been of…

…. Hatcher. Prof. Frank Huntley of the Eng- lish department, chairman of the Board of Governors, Lane Hall Student Religious Association, will moderate the discussion. to 133 feet out from the base the…

… condition of employment. The wage issue is believed out of the way with gen- eral agreement on pay boost of around 25 cents an hour, includ- ing fringe benefits. Arab States Influence In UNCited Harold Howard…

…, State Depart- ment research expert, said in a public lecture yesterday that the states of the Arab League are ex- erting an increasing amount of in- fluence in the United Nations. The Near Eastern…

… authority stated that the Arab nations with the cooperation of other nations of Asia and Africa have been able to attain important seats on many UN councils and commissions. They have influenced resolutions…

… and have shown particular inter- est in agencies such as UNESCO which can help deal with Near Eastern problems, he said. * * * THE MAJOR INTERESTS of the Arab States have been in mat- ters concerning…

… trusteeships and non-self-governing territories and the emerging nationalism of Asian and African nations. All the Arab delegates, Howard said, insisted on establishing the principle of UN technical and economic…

… aid to un- derdeveloped areas in the East. Howard commented that some of the UN's toughest problems have also come from the Arab world. Among those problems mentioned were the partition of Palestine…

…. But at the University, where milling crowds of students and townspeople lined the streets of Ann Arbor for a fleeting look at Her Majesty, an im- Englishman and American is the various troops which…

… North and South galleries to the Inter-Arts Union for an exhibit dealing with the visual arts aspect of the Second Annual Student Arts Festival. The show, which runs until April 16, is a pretty mature…

… the Student Art Festival and thus encourage local artists. While the purpose is commendable, I'm sure Miss Klerman does not really know how desperately limited the Museum's funds are. Moreover, like any…

… foreign stu- dent who would be interested in a camp situation. Upperclassmen or graduate students preferred. For further information call at 3528 Administration Bldg. Summer Jobs: A few summer jobs on…

… "Jesu Meine Freu- de," "O Jesu Christe," "Mein's Le- bens Licht," "Ein' Feste Burg ist Unser Gott," and excerpts from Bach's Mass in B minor. Student Recital: Helen Cramer Simpkins, student of piano with…

… Scarlatti, Beethoven, Mozart, Cho- pin and Brahms, and will be open to the public. Exhibitions Museum of Art, Alumni Memor- ial Hall: Second Annual Student Arts Festival Exhibit and Objects from the Museum…

… shipments to Egyp- tian Arabs who have warred on Israel. Acheson, however, said that British arms sales to the Arabs were "negligible." He added that the hostility of the Arabs for Israel should not cause…

… alarm, since it was only natural for the Arabs to be hostile, having been once defeated by Israel. "They are still eating crow," said the Secretary of State. "Sometimes it takes a long time for crow to…

… digest." "Well, those arms shipments may be negligible now, but if it keeps up, the Arabs will eventually have a preponderance of arms, and that means war," replied Rep. Isidore Dollinger of New York…

….m., Holy Communion followed by Student Breakfast. 5:30 p.m., Supper and program: Dr. McClusky of' the School of Education will talk on "Relgion in State-Supported Schools." Michigan Christian Fellowship: 4…

…:30 p.m., Lane Hail (Fireside Room). Rev. Henry Bast of Brand Rapids, Michigan, will speak' on the subject, "He is not here, for He is risen.. Unitarian Student Group: 14o jneeting today. Students are…

…mmmmmmm Sixty-Sixth Yeat EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH…

…, students still have interviews with academic counselors fresh in mind. For many Literary College students it was a disappointing experence. Those seeking educa- tional advice found something more closely…

… be a partial explanation. Certainly the counseling depart. ment is understaffed in proportion to the num- ber of students handled this year. However ,the lack of personal counseling is in a large part…

… intended. It can be understood when a look is taken at the ideology behind ft. In its counseling program the Literary College is adhering to its belief that as soon as possible the student's education should…

…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 'Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT…

… overt and serious cutbacks have een announced in two of the special reading nrses in languages for graduate students. he German and French faculties have slash- I in half the number of sections originally…

… Lanned, doubled enrollment in the ones of- red, and still been forced to turn away many idents. RADUATE STUDENTS seeking a doctorate ,degree from the Rackham School must ass reading examinations in two…

…. To pass the exams, many graduate students lect the 111 and 112 sequence in German and/ r French. If they pass 112 with a B or better, he language requirement is fulfilled. For those unable to get into…

… these classes, nd this means almost 300 students this fall, Wore timely and more costly alternatives are pen: independent study, private language chool courses, or election of the regular four emester…

… problems they presented. Now, with classes twice as large under normal conditions, there will be a much smaller percentage of the teacher's time avail- able per student. An abridged set of homework exercises…

… be adequate enough to pass the graduate school exam. More and more students each year arrive on campus with a good part of the undergraduate requirement met, and finish it off before they are…

… evolve as equitable and efficient a solution as the conditions will per- mit.' The fact remains, however, that cutbacks had to be taken and not for pedagogical rea- sons. Students were turned away from…

… remodeled apt. with refin- Furnist ished hardwood floor, new kitchen and Include bath. Available Fall. 734-944-2405. 3 & 4 Ni NOW LEASING Call Prime Student Housing 761-8000 www.primesh.com Info Call today to…

… would that this is the system that oping to utilize this semes- that it's beneficial both for vernment and our election ot to have student govern- ndidates to run with par- ikis said. n Benson, LSA…

… want." Abu Toameh also discussed his unique position as an Arab living in Israel. "Israeli-Arab citizens feel as though they are being discriminat- ed against. They are regarded as a cancer, an enemy…

…-month contract," Seiler said. "Living in a sorority house is a bargain." While Seiler said that students who do not have the financial means are at a disadvantage when it comes to joining in Greek life, t…

…FC President Ari Parritz said the cost of chapter dues is usually not something that hinders students' ability to join the Greek commu- nity. The cost of dues for IFC chap- ters are not released to the public…

…. "Any student, from any socio- economic background, is equally considered during recruitment," said. "We are fighting for integra- tion, not separation." Ben Kaminsky, president of Israel IDEA, said Abu…

… organizations,offer extremely generous need-based scholarships. As such, cost is most often not a prohibitive measure in a student's decision to go Greek." Most IFC chapters have need- based scholarships…

… would happen, we were obviously ecstatic when we saw our numbers soar this winter." Some IFC chapters, includ- ing Sigma Phi Epsilon, even offer scholarships to students before they arrive on campus…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Monday, January 11, 1988 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan .Vol. XCVIII, No. 69 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Unsigned…

… d T" Ut/AK OPPOS To the Daily: tions of racist students is The principal problem of merely a symptom of that Black students on campus is problem. We have always de- institutional racism. The ac…

… Michigan Alliance for Disarmament, Greeks for Peace, the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee, the Concerned Faculty, the American Friends Service This is not the first time Peter Steiner has made…

… affirmative action. His ten-term initiative, for instance, limits finan- cial aid to graduate students, dis- criminating against minorities, graduate students supporting fami- lies, and students from lower…

…. If so, why does he not apply the same standards to the actions of his own government and the CIA? The only deal with acts of racism by individual students, but on- going day-to-day racism in the…

… against racist students but racist administrators as well, who invariably have more power and influence, and whose biased views have a far greater impact than those of other in- dividual students. In…

… addition, we are not sympathetic to the "rights" of racist students, who knowingly - by their own racistactions - violate or threaten the rights of Black students and other people of color. -United Coalition…

… Soviet Jews beca sign while standing on a of the current treatment prostrate Arab labelled Palestinians by the Isra "Palestinians." I immediately government would 1 turned the page in order to tantamount…

… should never be restric Jews throughout the world, I or qualified. am deeply disturbed by the One other aspect of treatment of Palestinian Arabs cartoon was disturbing as by the Israeli authorities. The…

…. THE ARAB STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY will hold a teach-in on the Diag today, 16:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. They will hand out pamphlets on the current crisis in the Middle East and will answer any inquiries about…

… ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SFX PAI COMPUTER ERROR: 'U' Sends Orientation Folder To Rejected In-State Students h ree Convicted In Toledo Court Charges Steml from Anti…

… bitter." As of yesterday the Office of Admissions had informed over 15 callers that they had not been NEWS WIRE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDENTS and faculty advisers have devised a plan to develop the Ella…

… built tc house special displays and a planetarium will be constructed adjacent to the 'museum complex, situated in Jackson's largest park. Students on the development team are Fred Jarvis of Ann Arbor…

… the Arab-Israeli issue. A speech on this issue is also planneu for this weekend. PRESIDENT HARLAN HATCHER was honored at a dinner highlighting the State Youth Arts Festival recently in Kalamazoo. He was…

… UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL received ~a $14,030 grant recently from the American Medical Association's Edu- cation Research Foundation for education and research of medi- cal students. The allocation includes…

… see why so many more labels arrived than we had anticipated," he said. The Orientation Office had about 950 folders printed announcing sum- mer orientation programs for transfer students, basing that…

… folders were sent out only to in-state transfer students. Sigman explained that' they sent the folders to in-state students "because we felt that they were more likely to attend summer orientation." This is…

… the first year that corn- puters have been used directly in preparing for orientation. In the past the admissions office has provided the orientation office with an IBM card for every ad- mitted student…

… containing the data necessary for planning orien- tation. Since the admissions office provided only IBM cards for ad- mitted and fully paid students, it 'was previously impossible for orientation information…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN- . it.NCUA TU.J """ -- - ass.. IC a JT vA T "Ilk T SUNDAY, 24 JANUARY 1965 5 ST'UDENT UNDERSTANDING: Challenge Studies Red China The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar By…

… JOYCE WINSLOW Do University students under- stand the culture and politics of Communist China? Challenge, a student organization was revived this semester to educate students who do not. Each semester…

… of faculty to speak at our discussion groups. There is also regular communication be-Ti tween the students and faculty I UU'Ie on our central topic." d Sullivan Socie- effective Jan. 1, is for a…

… several Michigan communityI Grad, as Phoe- colleges. mmel, Grad, as T U s f ty .rs; Mary Ann Two University faculty mem-I thur W. Barber, deputy assistant ing for students interested in the secretary of…

… program. There will be slides and Arthur Rubinstein, pianist, in Hill comments by former students at Aud. Aix. 4 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 8:30 p.m. - The Professional Berkeley Professor Accepts Drop of…

… of membership, can law student, will contribute Gid and we encourage anyone in- to the international scope of the Guil terested in the group to come to 'production. "Into see us at 2538 SAB. We have…

… School Aud. 7:30 p.m.-Prof. V. Ayoub of the anthropology department and Dr. M. Shokair will discuss "The Role of the United Arab Republic in Today's World," in the Multipur- pose Rm. of the UGLI. 8 p…

… Bldg. 7 and 9 p.m.-Cinema Guild will 7:30 p.m.-A. H. Hosny, cultur- present the Marx Brothers in "A al attache of the United Arab Re- Night at the Opera" in the Archi- public Embassy in Washington…

… tecture Aud. will discuss "The Cultural Charac- 8 p.m.-The speech department ter of the United Arab Republic" will sponsor the University Players in the Multipurpose Rm. of the Production of Anton Chekhov…

…; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WALT DISNEY'S - EAHEVEET!. SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 Day Calendar School of Music Degree Recital…

… of San'a and took the Yemeni capital last September, Nasser's stock was at a low ebb. Syria had seceded from his United Arab Republic. Premier Abdel Karim Kassen was in power in Iraq and hurling…

… imprecations at Cairo. Within the 13-state Arab league Egypt was so isolated it boycotted meetings. Sallal's espousal of Nasser's slo- gans on San'a radio started a swift tide that now has put Nasser un…

… Worship WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. Bible Study For transportation to any service call 2.2756 ST. ANDREWS CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION Park your Pen at MORRILL'S on S. State FOR THE BEST ONE…

… , ° :.,° ;, ; . ,' ;, ' ..,. .............. , _ _.:, t i I { :. ___ a LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL National Lutheran Council Hill St. at S. Forest Ave. Henry 0. Yoder, Pastor Anna M. Lee, Associate SUNDAY- 9:30 A. M. Worship Service & Communion…

… preaching. Holy Commun- ion will be distributed jn the two services. Bible Classes at 9:45 and 11:15 will discuss the Biblical meaning of "Love." Gamma Delta (International Association of Lu- theran Students…

… world-wide prestige cannot but I I PROF. LUKE COOPERRIDER .. explains precedent Gives Reply on Regental Evaluations Chairman of the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications Prof. Luke K. Cooperrider…

… recently re- plied to the Student Government Council motion of Feb. 6 to permit Daily editorial evaluation of Re- gental candidates. Prof. Cooperrider wrote in a let- ter to SGC President Steven Stock- meyer…

…, as individual students and citizens, seek to influence the out- come is not only natural but de- sirable." However, he added that such participation should be "in those ways open on an equal basis to…

… other students." Cooperrider explained that this single exception to editorial free- dom was necessitated by "the re- lation which exists between the Regents, the University, and The Daily." He noted that…

… foreign students and visit- ing faculty whose skin does not meet the standards presently ap- plied by some of our commuiity's citizens." Commends Administration The statement commends the administration…

… "for their express- ed concern for the fair nousing of students and staff." The petition refers to Univer- sity President Harlan Hatcher's assertion last week that "we do not believe the University…

… are circulat- ing it, it is an individual express- ion of opinion. Other students and faculty members are also cir- culating the petition and there is no organization behind it. Aroner estimated that…

… announced yesterday that the Syr- ian army has risen in a pro-Nasser revolt. The broadcast assailed Syria's secession from President Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Re- public. It said the revolutionary…

… self, N. Patrick Murrays of the English department said yester- day. Speaking to a luncheon gather- ing of students under the auspices of the Office of Religious Affairs, IMurrays pointed out three gen…

… Pla n Three British universities will offer programs this summer de- signed for American students. The University of Oxford will offer a program on the history, literature and the arts of 17th cen- tury…

… up in the novelty of in- dependence, United States Nation- al Student Association President Dennis Shaul said Tuesday. Shaul visited Algeria during the independence celebrations on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1…

…- dependence wnich can be achiev- ed in the Soviet bloc." Presently, there is close co- operation with the United Arab Republic, but this cannot last long. It seems inevitable for competi- tion to arise between…

….m. Monday in Rackham Lecture Hall. The cantatas will be performed with a full Bach orchestra. @ SEA TTLE 'in Wol'sFi 12 noniAM f00 Iyyyyyyyyyyy STUDENT CONTACT: Assembly Pooe Faculty Program' By BARBARA…

… LAZARUS Assembly Association Executive Board and members of dormitory house councils have proposed a new Faculty Associate Program to create "frequent informal contact between faculty and students," Joyce…

… possible a student speaker program could be integrat- ed with a faculty associate pro- gram. The house could stimulate discussion on current issues, with the faculty associate participating informally in any…

… better communication between faculty and students and feels that it can result in an im- portant contribution to residence hall living." Economists Confer at 'U'. World-famed economists will gather at the…

…4 - Friday, December 9, 2011 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 4 - Friday, December 9, 2011 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom W I iigan Batil Edited and managed by students at the…

…- prepared students are for real life. In Marion Brady's Dec. 5 blog, "When an adult took standardized tests forced on kids," she writes about the experi- ence of one of her longtime friends, Rick Roach. Roach…

…. Similar to the Michigan Educational Assessment Program tests for the state of Michi- gan, the FCAT is used to determine schools' accountability while also assess student preparedness for the next grade…

… isn't_ that standardized tests are too hard or that students who do poorly are stupid or lazy, but the style of ques- tioning on the tests is obscure and abstract. The types of questions asked and the…

… criteria for passing or failing seems tobe arbitrary at best. And, as Roach says, much of the concepts - especially in the math portion - that students are tested on will not be applicable in most college…

… funding to schools? State tests don't accurately reflect academic ability. Standardized test scores play a large role in determining schools' reputations and in gauging wheth- er students are or aren…

… that standardized tests don't accurately reflect a students' true abilities. Roach's experiment shows that the tests don't relate to how the real world functions either. And yet, they continue to shape…

…, many Jewish students - including40 from the University -will depart on Birthright trips to Israel, celebrating their connection to a land that has been home to both Jews and Palestinians for thousands of…

… in East Jerusalem illustrates the challenge of aligning our experience with those values. The Sumarins are a Palestinian family living in Silwan, a predominantly Arab neighborhood in the Old City of…

… War Meeting, Jan. 19, 8:00 PM, 3540 SAB. Planning for moves against war pro- fiteers. Baratin French Dept. Coffee Hour, Thurs. Jan. 20, 3-5 PM, Commons 4th floor M.L.B. Organization of Arab students…

… Arab weekend, Rive Gush, Jan. 28, 29, 7:30 PM, Arabic food, entertainment. Read and Use Daily Classifieds cil did, Ergueta expects very little response from the students. "I'm not giving my support to…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, January 19, 1972 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, January 19, 1972 Women anti-war demonstrators evicted from House galleries Students open…

…, choosing to do so while Congress was in recess, and now he is continuing the mas- Student government members quit, clash with school administration (Continued from Page 1) suggestions would be "looked in…

…- to." The proposals were later re- jected in a meeting between ad- ministrators and department chair- men, a meeting to which the Student Council was not even in- vited, according to Ergueta. Meyers. on…

… the other hand, says he does pay attention to student views. "Whenever possible, I be- lieve I have tried to listen to their point of view and incorporate it into the operations of the school. I'm the…

… first to say, though, that I have not accepted all of their points of view." Meyers pointed out that an in- creased number of options have been offered to students during un- scheduled periods as well as…

… in- creased passing time between classes. He cited these as two ex- amples of the administration lend- ing an ear to students and doing something about it. But Ergueta also remembers well the case of…

… the increased pass- ing time between classes, and it constitutes another case of ad- ministrative disregard for student views. The proposal for increased passing time, he said, came from the faculty…

… after racial disturb- ances at Huron this fall. Though the Student Council supported the change, it had no role in the nego- tiations between the faculty and administration that resulted in the change…

… Tuesday to consider the establishment of a new and unique college in Michigan's thumb area. The proposed college would serve students in their junior and senior years only. At present, the only institution…

… to land at snow- bound Metropolitan Airport Thurs- day night. He was officially wel- comed by University international students in their native garb, rep- resenting the eight nations the Hatchers…

… as an important project, combating this trend. sophomore students. The proposed STEVEN STOCKMEYER ... attends conference NSA Meets, Shaul Absent IOWA CITY - The Big Ten Student Government Conference…

…, sponsored by the University of Iowa Student Senate, got under way last night even though United States National Student Associa- tion President Dennis Shaul was absent, the Daily Iowan reported. Shaul, who…

… Center for Arab American Studies at U-M Dearborn, revealed these students make up a significantly greater proportion at the University’s Dearborn campus. Michigan also has the second highest Arab…

… invited to speak at the school by a student organization. As the protesters left, they screamed, “No fascist USA!” I yelled back at them, “This protest is the most fascist thing I have seen at this…

…, yet important, way for the University to show that it is truly committed to inclusivity of all ethnicities on all three of its campuses. According to the Student Campus Climate Survey on Diversity…

…, Equity and Inclusion, ME/NA students currently make up about 2 percent of the student body at University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus, while email correspondence with Sally Howell, director of the…

…-American population in the country. Central Student Government and LSA Student Government unanimously passed resolutions in support of this addition. Moreover, the U.S. Census Bureau is proposing the ME…

…/NA category be added for the 2020 census. The University administration should therefore mirror student and national commitment to inclusivity and follow suit. Collecting this data will also allow…

… students who identify as ME/NA to be better represented on campus. Currently, the students who would identify as part of the ME/NA category have to grapple with being lumped into a “white” or “other…

…” box, effectively skewing the demographic statistics of the University. A more accurate depiction of the number of ME/NA students at the University could bring more lobbying power for ME…

…/NA student organizations. We understand there are concerns among some that adding the ME/NA category could increase targeting from the government, especially given the nation’s current…

… pose an issue to students’ safety on campus. Historically, the University has vowed to protect the personal information of its students that could potentially harm them. After the Deferred…

… targeted. “We have Jewish students that are worried about their safety; we have Muslim and Arab students that are worried about their safety,” she said. “So we have a pretty active Department of…

… believes the conference will inspire new dialogues among University community members. “All the speakers are affiliated with the University whether it’s professor, alumni, student,” Katz said…

…. “It’s cool to get people from the U of M community together sharing ideas. I think people are all so interested and keep coming back because the conversation it starts with other students in the…

… amount of cultural diversity at the University, she often encounters situations where she is the only student in a class wearing a headscarf. She said seeing this lack of representation in the…

… expected it to pass by the time I graduated.” Aqel, a Palestinian student who has visited Palestine five times, described the difficult experience she faced in 2015 when, during a visit to the nation…

… alleged human rights violations committed by companies to be investigated as outlined in the resolution. Students who opposed the resolution, however, left the meeting upset with the results. One…

… student stated, “I think it’s a really sad day for freedom of thought on this campus,” as she exited the auditorium. LSA senior Gaby Roth, a member of University of Michigan Hillel, an…

… organization providing programming for Jewish students on campus, and in opposition to the resolution, explained her reaction in an email interview with The Daily. “I am happy that members of SAFE…

…, Palestinian students and allies were given a platform for their concerns to be heard. However, I am deeply upset that the address of these concerns meant that Jewish students’ sentiments about…

… described her disappointment in CSG’s vote against approving Prof. Victor Lieberman, who teaches a class on the Arab-Israeli conflict, to be included in the lineup of speakers for CSG’s Tuesday…

… r4 e ia an Eighty-two years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LSA reform: Students and the faculty j. 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News…

… attendance-voted down, 226-45, the comprehensive "merger" proposal for grading reform placed before it by the Joint Student Faculty Policy Committee. This plan combined proposals devised after long study by…

… at the February 5 meeting. This long-term effort has involved scores of people and years of work, and had strong support throughout by the LSA Student Government, which partially financed CUE, pro…

…- vided volunteers to administer opin- ion surveys and placed the major grading proposals on the last LSA student ballot. There, students over- whelmingly demanded g r a d i n g. change, and favored the…

… Student-Faculty Policy Com- mittee to present it with proposals for policy changes, and then routinely vote down its two major efforts to date-the "merger" plan, and the ex- cellent revised tenure…

… Style drama" is his "forte." where new structures are to be built. new $6.9 million coeducational dormitory which will house 12001 students. The University estimates 600 students will have to be on…

… conveyance planned to transport the students to the main campus, but the present bridges WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 4 p.m.-The zoology department will sponsor T. H. Hubbell, di- rector of the Museum of Zoology, and…

… in many countries during her many con- cert tours. Tickets for the recital will be sold beginning Jan. 27. Bld. Hwill sponsor the University Players attache of the United Arab Re- Production of Anton…

… Chekhov's public Embassy in Washington "Uncle Vanya" at the Lydia Men- will discuss "The Cultural Charac- delssohn Theatre. ter of the United Arab Republic" 8 p.m.-There will be a meet- in the Multipurpose…

… Rm. of the ing for students interested in the UGLI. University's program at the Un'- p.m.--The University of Mich- versity of Aix, Aix-en Provence, igan Players will present "Uncle France. Prof. Jean…

….m. -- B'nai B'rith Hillel program. There will be slides and Foundation will sponsor Prof. Carl comments by former students at Cohen of the philosophy depart- Aix. ment, Dearborn Campus, speaking 8 p…

… Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 Day Calendar *Tralning and Development, Person- nel Office, University Management Seminar…

… Notices To Students Who Expect to Earn Graduate Degrees at the end of the Fall and Winter Terms: Graduates may elect to receive the large diploma (size 13" x 17") without additional cost, provided written…

…, excepting LS&A stu- accredited collage or university. It may Approval request forms for student- dents who may obtain them from Math Statistics Seminar: Professor be used by a University of Michigan sponsored…

… also in 321 Angell Hall when crediter college or university. It may weekly lecture, 7:30-9:30 p.m., in the Public Health: Students who received the need arises. A monitor is present, be used by a…

…, present and future policy of this campus toward outside speakers.) By JAMES ELSMAN No ether issue has been beleaguered with as much constant con- troversy among students, faculty, and administrators during…

…. Student Government Council has appointed a study committee in this area. The Committee High Court Upholds GE On Firings WASHINGTON (iP)-An in pendent labor union lost in the S preme Court yesterday its eff…

… $50 federal occ pational tax on wagering. Israel Vows Fight If Arabs Attack JERUSALEM (I)-Premier Day Ben-Gurion told the Israeli Parli ment the nation will fight to vi tory if Arab nations attack. B…

… history might be titled 'The Evo- lution of Intellectual Bondage' as d- regards speaker selection on this 'ocampus. ort One hundred and two years ago yad the speaker program began. In )d 1854, the Student…

…'s Lecture Asso- ic ciation was formed-completely student run. Back then, speakers brought to campus by the Associa- ted tion filled such an intellectual void ne that lecture halls were filled an ng hour…

… and Hor- ify ace Greeley on Southern recon- ees struction and Ann E. Dickinson on n- woman's suffrage. The issues of act those Civil War days were heard m- in an environment of freedom. Students ran the…

… show. ed Students Maintain Control ch But there appeared portents of ice things to come. Partisan factional ch. strfie broke out within the Asso- ng ciation over what speakers to ter bring to campus. In…

… political opinions of University students will be pub- lished in tomorrow's Daily. The poll is the result of several weeks interviewing by Daily staff members of approximately 250 students whose names were…

… chosen at random from the files of the Student Directory. The population from which the sample was drawn was limited to United States citizens living in Ann Arbor and enrolled in one of the University…

…'s schools and col- leges. Willing to Help Interviews were conducted by telephone. Interviewers reported that students contacted were al- most invariably willing to co-op- erate and express opinions on the 21…

… of Black, white and Arab folks, where we learned about one another’s cultures and had great discussions about being respectful to each other when discussing topics like race and religion. I…

… methods by which a driver can scam a customer, especially tourists and out-of-state students who may not know the area they are traveling in very well. That said, a potential positive of the pending…

…. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 tothedaily@michigandaily.com Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. SHOHAM GEVA Editor in Chief CLAIRE BRYAN and REGAN DETWILER Editorial…

… Tarnopol Ashley Tjhung Stephanie Trierweiler EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS O ne of the most likely ways your friend, peer, student or child will die in college is by suicide. Though researchers at the…

… University of Virginia have found that college students are less likely to commit suicide than those of the same age (18 to 24) in the general population, suicide is responsible for more student deaths…

… campus has risen 16 percent since 2000. The APA also admits that though significant measures have been put in place to address students’ mental health concerns, campus counseling centers struggle…

… to maintain expanding student need. Something more needs to be done. The American College Health Association National College Health Assessment for spring 2014 shows that between spring…

… 2013 and spring 2014, 13.5 percent of students reported depression as a factor that negatively affected their studies. The percentage of students who report depression as a prominent factor…

… affecting their studies was much greater than student reports of drug and alcohol use, which stand at 1.8 percent and 4.1 percent, respectively. Furthermore, 2.5 percent of college students report…

… having seriously considered suicide. Based on the ACHA data, alcohol use may increase the prevalence of suicidal ideation among college students. As alcohol use remains a salient issue on campus…

… Cabinet Member Eman Naga, LSA Student Government Vice President Zackariah Farah, SAFE, the Arab Student Association (ASA) and the Muslim Student Association (MSA). It was not approved as a resolution…

… Michigan Central Student Government (CSG), including its president and vice president, issued a statement via the CSG Instagram page on Monday condemning Israel’s recent actions in the ongoing…

… statement acknowledges that CSG has participated in pro-Israel events, such as funding yearly trips to Israel for Jewish students. “We also must recognize CSG’s prior complicity with Israel’s violence…

… on the University to divest from Israeli companies and by vowing to use their platform to uplift and represent Palestinian voices and work with Palestinian student groups, such as Students Allied…

… 2017 calling on the University to form a committee to look into divesting from said Israeli companies, but that resolution was ultimately rejected by the Board of Regents. Student reactions The…

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…- tion, along with options for applicants to identify as European or other. The move follows requests from Arab students, staff and faculty for the University to officially recognize their…

…Dean of Students Laura Blake Jones called out the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity at the University of Michi- gan in a message to MLive published Dec. 17. Blake Jones said “several gen- erations…

… infractions with opportunity for recoloni- zation after five calendar years. The IFC released a statement saying the Coun- cil supported the Univer- sity’s decision following the Student Organization…

… Life and assistant dean of students, did not respond to The Dai- ly’s request for comment. Kim Broekhuizen, associate director of the University’s Office of Public Affairs, said in an email that…

… disaf- filiation does not mean the chapter will not be held accountable. “The general practice of a minimum suspension for five years allows time for the current students to matriculate from U…

…’ backs during the chapter’s “Hell Week.” The fraternity brothers described the event taking place and a student being injured. “We had people run our backs during our hell week,” an Alpha Sigma…

… included in Rackham 2019 apps Inside: The Best of 2018 B-Side University Towers, a student apartment building on South Forest Avenue, was received a noncompliance notice from the city early this…

… Think at the Washtenaw County Administration Building Wednesday evening. Student apartment building issued warning for disobeying regulations OLIVIA TAUBER Daily Staff Reporter Democrats control…

… Student Govern- ment vice president Nadine Jawad had conversations about what the Diversi- ty, Equity and Inclusion …

… with filtration devices. Faucet mounted filters were fitted for students living on campus in residences halls, as well as those living off campus. In a November 2015 e-mail to The Michigan…

… that our campus must go beyond the federal guidelines to ensure we protect students, faculty and staff from any and all lead exposure and to provide peace of mind by installing filters throughout…

… student, faculty, and staff community, and Flint Researchers attribute decrease to apathy, increase in vehicle costs By AMANDA DELETKA For the Daily Though it may come as surprise to commuters…

… Literature, Science and the Arts sponsored event Sharing Stories, Building Allyhood: Student Voices Against Islamophobia, which drew hundreds of students and faculty to the Union Monday night…

…. The event’s emcee, American Culture Prof. Evelyn Alsultany, who is also the director of Arab and Muslim American Studies, said she wanted to demonstrate how Islamophobia affects the University…

…, students spoke in front of dozens of ‘Michigan App’ will now send emergency messages through push notifications By SEAN DEW For the Daily The University is set to unveil another way to stay…

… connected to its emergency alert system sometime this semester. Beginning Dec. 4, Michigan’s Department of Information and Technology Services began testing a way for students to receive emergency…

…. During the testing process, ITS researchers sent surveys to more than 4,000 University students, staff and faculty seeking feedback about the effectiveness of push notifications on the…

….950-195.275. FLIPPING THROUGH TIME See UPDATE, Page 3 See SHARING, Page 3 See DRIVER, Page 3 See SACUA, Page 3 See CAMPUS, Page 3 All three ‘U’ campuses take part in Flint effort Students gather to discuss…

… Arab Spring By AUSTEN HUFFORD DailyStaffReporter More than 250 students and members of the Ann Arbor com- munity waited in line among a smattering of art and sculptures at the University of Michigan…

… invasions that have occurred in the city since January. Seto is also a member of the Student Safety Workgroup, a collaboration between AAPD, the Department of Public Safety, the Division of Student Affairs…

… and the Sexual Assault Preven- tion and Awareness Center in an effort to keep students safe on and off campus. Seto said in an interview in January that he became involved in the workgroup to…

… held on college campuses across the nation to promote student participation in the upcoming election and to boost Obama's re-election campaign. Students at the event were told of ways they could contrib…

… campus national organization that works to reduce emotional distress and By JOSH QIAN prevent suicide among college Daily StaffReporter students. In her address, Snow shared re than 1,000 students, how…

… often nce among students. paint a picture of perfection. I, conference, a national like so many other people, have held annually on the Uni- gone through dark times and felt y's campus, took place at not…

… students in the future. He said the Univer- sity has been a great help with research for Toyota in the past and he hopes this will continue into the future. "I believe that it's important that we have a lot…

… of good students come from the University of Michigan to work at Toyota," Uchiyamada said. In addition to fuel efficiency, Uchiyamada said Toyota values safety. The corporation meets all safety…

…. "But beyond that, we have our own standards that go beyond those regulations to make the vehi- cle safe," Uchiyamada said. Rackham graduate student Ye- sheng Kuo said he enjoyed Uchi- yamada…

… Authority), and some leading Arab states share a novel antipa- thy to Iran, and this sense of a common enemy may foster novel threads of alliance and a novel sense of urgency," Lieberman wrote in an e…

… safe and secure within their own states," Kallus wrote in an e-mail interview. LSA junior Ahmad Hasan, co-chair of Students Allied for Freedom and Equality - a pro- Palestinian group on campus - said he…

… of the region. "It doesn't make sense to see Israel and Palestine as equals on the table," he said. Kallus said students should have a vested interest in the con- flict and in the resolution that will…

… hopefully follow. "Students should care because not only are millions of lives in the Middle East affected but, ulti- mately, it will affect all of us," Kal- lus wrote. "If this conflict can be equitably…

… will make students' walking experi- ence around campus more pleas- ant and safer," Hohnke said. Nancy Shore, a University alum and program director of the get- Downtown Program inAnn Arbor, which aims to…

… added that he has already seen changes in drivers' behavior. But he said it is still important that students still cre- ate person-to-person contact with motorists, and are respectful and aware of the…

… changing laws. "There is a different mind- set that is beginning to exist in our community and the intent is acknowledging all pedestrians," Cooper said. "I hope (University students) feel more welcomed as…

… patrols around the student areas south of campus because of the thefts. Police arrested a suspect Sunday on the 1100 block of Packard Street who was acting suspiciously. The man was found near a house and…

… presence of police in her area. "They always sit in the park across the street to try and catch people turning left," she said. See CRIME, Page 7 PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY RODRIGO GAYA/Daily A student stands…

… policy degree 'U' students vote in Iraqi national election 'U' will admit first class of 50 sophomores in 2007 to new program By Joolle Dodge Daily StaffReporter Prof. John Chamberlin and other…

… field, including Princeton University, Duke University and Stanford Uni- versity. The school will admit its first class of students a year from now to begin the two-year program in fall of 2007. Each year…

… change, but students applying to the program will need Economics 101 and 102 and another introductory social science class, Chamberlin said. There will be core courses and some optional courses with a…

… "strong application of domestic and international issues," Blank said.' The center of the program will be a required seminar made up of a maximum of 25 students assigned a public policy problem to solve…

…, such as social security or small arms trade. Students will apply what they learned in their courses to a real-world problem in their semi- nar. There will also be speakers' who have worked on public…

… well as a new learning facility. The Students cast votes in election for four-year, 275- member National Assembly. By Mariem Qamruzzaman Daily Staff Reporter As some students fretted over studying for…

… National Assembly. "It's sending a message to the Arab world that democracy can work," Pattah said. Pattah, who is Chaldean, a kind of Chris- tian, said he wanted to diversify represen- tation in the…

… in the incident. He also could not comment on the victim's gender or whether he or she is a student at the University. No weapon was used or seen during the incident, which is currently under…

… ROBBERY, Page 3 Fun and games Students: Academic visa reforms necessary By Carmen Johnson Daily Staff Reporter In a few days LSA sophomore Taaha Haq will wake up early and head to Detroit to get his mug…

… Nationalization Service. But at least Haq, a Pakistan native, is able to study at the Uni- versity. While many prospective students from other countries face difficul- ties and inconveniences when acquiring and…

… maintaining visas, other students are flatly denied entry into the country. Now a national petition originat- ing at Yale University is calling on the federal government to reform academic visa programs to make…

… them less stringent. Organizers are also pushing uni- versities nationwide to publicly advocate the need for academic visa reforms. Petition organizer and Yale Uni- versity graduate student Qin Qin said…

… international students are vic- tims of the efforts to tighten home- land security after the Sept. 11 attacks. "Especially at a large institution like the University of Michigan, there are so many international…

… stu- dents so the universities need to be supportive of all their students and ask the federal government to make reforms," Qin said. Haq faces special registration every time he leaves or enters the…

… country - a new requirement since Sept. 11. "A lot of students I know from Pakistan decided to study in Canada or Great Britain because getting visas isn't as stressful in those countries," he added. With…

… more than 4,000 interna- tional undergraduate and graduate See VISAS, Page 3 BRENDAN O'DONNELL/Daily Kindergarten students (left to right) Max Kupperman, Jack Kelly and Yong-Ho Cho take a break from…

… the Islamic world also depends on the United States refraining from impos- ing its ideas on Islamic nations such as Iraq, she said. The Arab world will watch Iraq's process of drafting a constitution…

…4A - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 16, 2002 OP/ED ~~brtt £ibitnfliltj 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY…

… misappropriation of funds - remember those chartered planes the regents used during the presidential search? While we're at it, we can tackle those pesky clauses in the Statement of Student Rights and…

… Responsibilities (for- merly the Code of Student Conduct) whose interpretation of the legal rights of. students is, at best, chilling. And we can sue to prevent security cameras at the entrances of our dorms, an…

… JAROFF The letter writer was a Daily Managing Editor from 1949-1950 Cole, Gitelman set poor example' for students with heated exchange in Daily TO THE DAILY: With their recent exchange of letters…

…. At a moment when tension peaks on campus between Arabs and Jews, Dr. Cole and Dr. Gitelman should model the proper method of examin- ing and discussing the conflict rather than smearing each other…

…'s character and beliefs. How can the University exnect students to Protests, grandstanding made conference a waste TO THE DAILY: I must say that I am angered and ultimate- ly disheartened with those who claim…

… to be enlightened students of this fine University this weekend. Two university students sued to prevent the conference on Palestine from occurring, ultimately threatening the academ- ic integrity of…

… this institution. The University prides itself on encour- aging open discussion of ideas and the ability for its students to do the same. The lawsuit that was levied this past week threatened the ability…

… of Arab nationality, urged others to promote peace. "The class is to me. a wonderful group of students and fellow 1:' . ai , ..s,. Via.,.:: ..... , ... z tr : ... .._ ; ...,-.-.. , , .. . ; a' '";:,:. …

… Center used to stand in lower Manhattan, known as Ground Zero. RIGHT: Smoke continues to billow from the site in this satellite image taken from space yesterday. , AP PHOTOS Students overseas look home…

… By Yhel Kohen Daily Staff Reporter AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France - After filling bars to watch repeated footage of Tues- day's terrorist attacks, Americans students studying abroad remained stunned…

… donations left students here feeling far away and unable to help. Part of the difficulty for the students abroad is that they feel helpless during this profound- ly difficult time, said Laird Boswell, the Uni…

… express their sympathy and hope that that their fami- lies were not harmed. But the French peoples' condolences have hardly been enough to console the students who wish they were home with their families…

… crisis centers offering phone services for U.S. students, tourists, and residents with ties to New York and Washington. Psychologists are also avail- able to make phone calls to the United States. Aix…

…. Ralph Williams' class, Williams said students' decisions to unite in the face of tragedy was apparent by the response to an e-mail he read aloud. The letter, sent to Williams by a former student, who is…

… on similar "evidence," against a faculty member. I assume that, in calling for an investigation, the students and the Daily have publicized the "evidence"againstGoldberg thattheythinkmost dramatically…

… supports their case. That's usually the tactic in such controversies. Some students condemned Goldberg for dis- playing a cartoon which made them uncomfort- able.Others said they weremadeuncomfortable…

… test-score gaps. The heart of the Goldberg dispute, however, is: If he is investigated, who's next? Whose cartoon could be cunningly and absurdly "deconstructed" by the student commissar who ruled…

… would be far better for Goldberg's department to arrange - but by no means require - a meeting between him and representative student critics. If they choose,let all parties discuss thematterfully and…

… things unfunny to us. We don't poison their careers with charges of heresy. Goldberg's students should confer with him andkeeptheireyesontheprizeofunderstanding statistics. They may find that the realities…

… down upon. This is unfortunate because fraternities have so much to offer to college students. ManypeopledonotchoosetobeintheGreek system. I have a pledge brother who questioned whether or not he wanted…

… thehandsofPalestin- ians.ThecitiesandtownsofIsraelarebuiltonthe remnantsofPalestinanArabsociety.Israeltoday continues to discriminate against and dispossess its Arab citizens, and to absorb and develop the…

…) - Arab hijackers yesterday forced a Kuwait Airways jumbo jet to land in north- eastern Iran, threatened to blow it up and demanded that Kuwait release 17 pro-Iranian prisoners. They later re- leased 25 of…

… level of noise or activity" must be registered with the Student Organiza- tion and Development Center which distributes "Diag authorization forms." "WE'VE BEEN rigid about the ,whole thing," said SODC…

… Student Services Associate Brad Borland. Student groups can obtain megaphones from the SODC or request power for a speaker system through the University's Plant Department for at least $50. Non…

…. "Many would deem it a success," Borland said. "They got their point across." BUT STUDENT leaders say the rules unfairly limit protests. Ralliers cannot always make their point without amplification…

…, especially when few people are around to listen. "Basically, (the rules) are just censorship in our eyes," said Michigan Student Assembly President Mike Phillips, an LSA junior. "One of the main reasons for…

… the rule is to make people choose between lunch and protest. A lot of people choose lunch." Rackham graduate student Barbara Ransby, a leader of the Free South Africa Coordinating Committee and the…

… Student Services Henry Johnson said the rule has nothing to do with regulating protest; instead, he said, it is enforced so people can study without being disrupted by background noise. Faculty members with…

… by the death of a close friend. 'U' student researches cancer cells, prepares for med. school By DAVID SCHWARTZ Suzie Merkle, like many other University, students, goes to class, exercises, and…

… Lavon " Member of Arab Student Union, . Member of Progressive Hebrew University-Jerusalem Zionist Caucus Wednesday, November 5 * 7:30 p.m. 218 Hutchins Hall, U-M Law School Free and Open to All! Doily…

… started." Many RPC members supported Carignan's call for a review committee, including RPC member and student activist Ingrid Kock, who said the absence of a review panel removes students from the…

… and basketball with his friends. Sponsored by: Progressive Zionist Caucus, Hillel, Institute of Students and Faculty on Israel, Canterbwuy House, Temple Beth Emeth, Beth Israel Congregation, Pilot…

… this master of textural piano jazz. Speakers Kay Felt- "Hospital and Health Care Matters," Student Alumni Council and Alumni Association, 4:30 p.m., Alumni Center. Robert Berdahl and Joan Stark- "The…

… before the event. (Continued from Page 1) the vote." IMPAC sent about 40 students to Illinois in 1984 to campaign for Democrat Paul Simon in his race against Republican incumbent Senator Charles Percy…

… 1) contact between professors and students. THE PROPOSED council would be charged with monitoring the quality of the freshman and sophomore years and coming up with new courses and proposals to…

… committee and the discussion, led by Steiner, was somewhat reminiscent of a student coming unprepared to class. Faculty members continually pressed Steiner on questions such as how committee members would be…

… appointed, whether students would be on the committee, whether faculty members would be compensated for their time, and how large the committee would be. "We have not thought a great deal about the structure…

… hint of remorse or anguish over their own misdeeds? Colman, a graduate student at the Institute of Public Policy Studies, is founder of the Coalition Against Terror in the Middle East. Placards of the…

…. For a people who have been victims throughout much of history, David Shipler of The New York Times Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Sinclair 0 0 Vol. XCIII, No. 17 420…

… baffled by 'screw-ups' "). The Daily is published by and for the students. Most students want and expect a high quality student newspaper. How often are the words "bullshit" or "screw-up" or similar profane…

… words found in The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Detroit Free Press, or other high auality the Daily is a direct insult to its readers-University students. It undermines, criticizes, and demeans our…

… courtesy was not reciprocated. While USI does not agree with many Arab contentions, we do Herpes ad misleading have the decency to respect their opinions. I am saddened that the respect was not mutual…

… the remaining eight terms 7:00 are optional. " t 'HORSEMA 9:30 Initially, "Students said they wanted no part of it (Core)," Wilcox said. The dean said he believes students' feelings 10:00 have changed…

…, according to Carolyn Lougee, chairwoman of the Committee of Undergraduate Studies.' '4t Icy 11 Students will be required to take a year-long course in western culture as well as one course in each of seven…

… enough guidance in general studies outside of their major." Lougee said there were "certain areas that the faculty felt were so vital that no student should graduate from Stanford without exposure to these…

… areas." Lougee added that both the student newspaper and student gover- nment favor the new program. Daily Official Bulletin WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1980 Daily Calendar: Psychiatry:- Robert L. Spitzer…

…' (OPEC) oil, is seriously ill, Arab diplomatic sources said yesterday in London. Khaled's sudden illness interrupted an OPEC meeting which was to have closed the cartel's rift on oil prices. Firefighters…

…. he mt tgan Vallu, 4USPS 344-900) Volume XC, No. 116 Wednesday, February 20, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through…

….0550; Composing Room: 764-0556. 0 S 6 i Sm I 'I 0 u A Lenten Seminar on Conditions In, Alternatives For, and Christian Responses To Incarceration G#RBRIEL RIC~;RID CENTER Next To St. Mary's Student Chapel…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… announcement said the "execution was carried out . . . for commiting the crime of killing His Majesty King Faisal . . . which was a loss to the Arab nation and to Islam." IT SAID the loss of King Faisalswas…

… that was signed in blood by Pun- jabi youths declaring their allegiance to her. Administrator, students object to cutbacks, in dormitory services Balance of payments greatly improved WASHINGTON () - The…

….3 months of 1974. billion, or a seven-tenths of one THE balance of payment ac- See BALANCE, Page 7 :' 1 l a s t 3 i e t f 7 "t I By ELAINE FLETCHER A University dormitory direc- tor and a group of students…

… have separately charged the Housing Office with operating in undue secrecy and failing to abide by a Regental decision ordering that the current standards of student dorm services be main- tained in the…

…- cantly reducing services for students. MUNSON said yesterday he communicated this to John Feldkamp, director of housing, in a May 15 memo, but has re- ceived no response. The Regents voted at their…

… dorm system's reserve funds so as to not cause any cuts in student services, said Munson. REGENT Robert Nederlander (D - Birmingham) yesterday agreed, saying, "It was not the Regents' intent to cut back…

… any services at the time we held rates." But at the same time, a com- mittee on cost reductions has considered numerous proposals for cutbacks in student food and maintenance service that when finalized…

… Regents are in full accord with what we're do- ing." THE STUDENT members of the cost reduction committee and one Bursley RA plan to bring this as well as other hous- ing issues before the Regents at their…

… based," argued Kim Kel- lar, one member of the group. "The students are tokens on the committee," contended Kel- lar. "Feldkamp only wants us up there so he can say we are they come fall when the stu…

…- dents complain of service." THE STUDENT group also plans to inform the Regents of numerous housing administra- tion refusals to publicly reveal re po r ts on their proposed budgets. Munson also requested…

… Elharake then spoke about his experiences and challenges as an Arab-Muslim student and a first generation college student, leading him to this moment to “come for everything they said we couldn’t have…

… study involving the effects of air pollu- tion on Dearborn's Arab-Ameri- can population. Dr. Howard Hu, co-principle investigator of the Michigan Bloodspot Environmental Epi- demiology Project and…

… also for students sell fresh produce, house wares and toiletries, among other groceries. y ANNA ROZENBERG Additionally, the restaurant will Daily StaffReporter feature a large, outdoor seating area as…

…- ngton Street this fall, where ket will help to further develop the Sava Lelcaj will be opening Washington Street area and be of assistance to students who don't live within walking distance of a grocery…

… active groups on campus that focused on the issue. "It ga've us a sense of pride that we could unite with other students in an effort to raise awareness," Criscito said. Criscito and Stein said they feel…

… coordinator The Michigan Daily(ISsN 0745-%7)is published Monday through Friday during the fall and inter terms by students at the University of Michigan.One copy is available free of charge to all readers…

… documentary com reported. Police said he went p.m. WHAT: A student's MCard debate around the "Cape about factory occupations through the drive-through with WHAT: A staff member dam- was stolen from a locker…

… accident and there were no passengers in the car. Bike swiped WHERE: Shapiro Library WHEN: Yesterday at about 12:30 a.m. WHAT: A student's white mountain bike valued at $350, along with its lock, was stolen…

…:30 p.m. WHERE: Weill Hall Winter festival WHAT: There will be per- formances, food and dance at the third annual winter holiday celebration. WHO: Michigan Student Assembly WHEN: Tonight from 7:30 p.m. to…

…, Miller has worked for five other secretaries of state, advising them on one of America's toughest foreign policy issues: the Arab-Israeli conflict. Sitting in his downtown Wash- ington office ornamented…

… the International Crisis Group, worked with Miller as a White House adviser on the Arab- Israeli conflict during Miller's time at the State Department. Malley remains a close personal friend of Miller…

… goingto university cam- puses to speak, I really do," he said. "I love students, but after 24 hours on a university campus - and again I'm just speaking personally - I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go because…

… very seri- ous student, quipping that he went to only one Univerity of Michigan football game during his eight years at the University. He became close with two histo- ry professors, Richard Mitchell and…

… Miller. He said knowing Mill- er as a student, he wasn't surprised that he rose to such a position of prominence. "He was very interested in the foreign service and we talked about it a lot," Linderman…

…4A - Thursday,;November 13, 2008 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 74L e MiC4loan,)a*l [V 0 0 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 420 Maynard St. Ann…

… trouble in the classroom so his case is brought to the Committee on Academic Performance (APC), an advisory committee to the Office of the Provost that decides student-athletes' academic eligibility…

…Assembly is that has a hunger for tacklng 5 don'twrte in yoursef or your due for a change important student issues friends like yo usually do. Andyo hae thepower touAdasstoa o andetioust arVote for change. Vote…

… fa make it happen. y deiou milkshakes, a ,r,, , «he Write in The Gimace, . Saving Darfur? n Mondaya group of activists ing for the CIA to arm an abusive Dar- black uprising by arming Arabs, who from 48…

… Equality Movement is a Darfuri group thousand soldiers, who aren't allowed resentative Roger dominated by the non-Arab Zaghawa to shoot unless shot at, to secure an Winter spoke in KAKWAN tribe, as is the…

… water rights, these conflicts not simply Arabs against blacks or the armed Darfuri militias that fall in and intensified in the 1980's as the region's government against civilians. There out of alliances…

… "Darfuri" In 1996, for example, the U.S. Central drought. As the nomadic Arab tribes side. There are many separate Darfuri Intelligence Agency spent $20 million and Zaghawa from the hard hit north groups…

… struglefor sexual equality 6 Common at many universities, the Ath- letic Department's practice of offering to pay for faculty who review student-ath- lete's academic eligibility to attend bowl games has…

… community is a better use of our resources. Please visit www.annarborshefter. org for more information. Lang Sui Engineeringgraduate student The lazy do not deserve our hard-earned handouts TO THE DAILY: I…

…- tributed to lazy bums. Using the article's logic, every class at the University should take some of the points received by A students and give those points to others who openly admit to being lazy and…

… pro-government Arab militias known as the Janjaweed, which have been accused of attacking black African farmers in Darfur, and to improve security and humanitarian access. Otherwise, the council warned…

…- babysitter GAN TELEFUND now hiring students for Afternoon flexible night and weekend schedules. Awe- seeking an some Resume Builder! Work Study / Non- dividual w Work Study. Apply online: Nancy at 327 www…

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… dismayed by the damage" the raid did to U.S.-Mideast peace efforts. "Clearly the action Israel has taken has increased the hostility of Arab nations, has'heightened tensions in that regard," Stoessel said…

… the students who graduate with a BBA degree go into public accounting, Carroll said, because the field offers the supervision, teamwork, and feedback that most younger, less experienced graduates need…

…. COMPETITION FOR jobs requiring MBA graduates has increased because the degree "is becoming more common now than it was 10 years ago," said Carroll, adding that students are realizing" it is necessary in order…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 3 Convention Reports TANTER IS MIDEAST CONSUL TANT prof advises Reagan By SARA ANSPACH Israel - a traditional ally - and Arab Tanter said the secently…

… students for providing them with meticulous lecture notes, currently co-chairs Reagan's Middle East task force - a group of six con- sultants who explore alternatives to President Carter's policies regarding…

… had a contract with ABC to hire 120 runners, and added the network specified the employees be college students. ACCOMMODATIONS AND BENEFITS for the runners are fairly simple, according to Heller. They…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 13 P Daily Classifieds (Continued from Page 12) WANTED TO RENT FALL-MALE Ph.D. student, age 27, looking for apartment, apartment mate, for Sept. Prefer…

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… been respon- sible for the bombings, which came exactly a month after Arab guerrillas killed six Jews on their way to prayer in the occupied town of Hebron. Jews mark the 30th day after death as a…

…. Libyans calling themselves students took over the embassies in Vienna and Ankara and set up five-man people committees to run them. A banner hoisted at the embassy in Vienna said "old style" diplomacy was…

…, key Libyan em- bassies were taken over by self-styled committees of students who proclaimed the missions "People's Bureaus," flouted diplomatic protocols, and, ac- cording.to security sources, began put…

… opponents. Three other Libyan exiles have been slain in Rome in recent weeks. Another was killed in Bonn two days ago and at least one, a London-based editor of an anti-Khadafy Arab newspaper, was killed in…

… ,also warned that time is running out on other global problems, particularly II CORN ROAST for GRADUATE STUDENTS Sept. 7-4:00 p.m. Washtenaw & Forest Christian Graduate Fellowship disarmament, energy and…

… settlement of the the main issues of the Arab- underlying issues. Israeli conflict. "WE HAVE seen a tragic HE SAID the accoras provide example of this process in Cy-1 opportunities for moving to- prus," he…

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… lengths that affected half of Japan's 130 million resi- dents. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, Number 156 Sunday, April 14, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone…

… backdrop, the Syrian state-controlled televi- sion charged Kissinger with pay- ing attention only to "superficial details" rather than the basic is- sue of Israeli withdrawal from for- mer Arab lands. And…

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…. Student Government Council, after long consideration and de- bate, ordered the shift, effective next year, at its March 15, 1956, meeting. "The main work of the commit- tee for the last few months, Miss De…

… Emergency Force troops moved into the Gaza Strip, home of about 230,000 Arab refu- gees of the Palestine war of 1948 largely supported by the UN Works and Relief Agency. The Israeli army announced "the…

… UN sources in Cairo said the Israeli withdrawal from Sharm el Sheikh . is progressing rapidly. Train stations in Cairo were crowd- ed with Palestine Arabs seeking to return to Gaza. Cover of Darkness…

… The historic changeover in Gaza was started under cover of dark- ness, with the Arab population forced to remain indoors under a rigid curfew after a flurry of dis- orders which left an Arab civilian…