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… American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, said Jewish students are scared because they are uneducated about the facts. "The only thing for them to be afraid of is the people who scare them with lies. Our…

… that its incoming fresh- man class was the largest in the nation with 204 students. Oct. 16, 1973 Actress Olivia de Havilland told an audience of 600 people at Lydia Mendelsohn Theatre that during the…

… in response to Universi- ty compliance with a subpoena issued by the House Un-American Activities Committee demanding lists of members of student organi- zations. Oct. 17, 1970 In rifling through ROTC…

… files during a 33-hour takeover of North Hall, some demonstrators found a file containing information about themselves. It was mostly filled with newspaper clippings on the activities of Students for a…

… permission to operate the stand, but O'Brien denied ever sanctioning the table. Oct. 20, 1942 Seven University students relin- quished all other extra-curricular posts to accept positions on the war- time…

… several students to the Dean's Office. Oct. 21, 1970 The Office of Student Services set guidelines to bar companies with offices in South Africa from using the University placement - uO N ING/Daiy LSA…

… violence and promote peace in Israel. Attendees commenced the rally, which was organized by the Michigan Student Zionists, in response to the Sec- ond National Student Conference on the Palestinian Movement…

… conference, said college campuses across the nation have progressively become more intol- erant of students who speak out in favor of Israel. "We are here to fight hate speech on campus that intimidates…

… students to speak their views because they're afraid. This campus is one of the most danger- ous campuses in the world," he said. But Hussein Ibish, conference speak- er and communications director of the…

…," Schlussel said. "And now Americans understand what the people of Israel are going through. Students on this campus live in fear. The lawsuit was a very brave lawsuit and even though we didn't stop the con…

… by Daily Staff Reporter Kristen Beaumont. By Michael Gazdecki For the Daily While University officials report few instances of hackers breaking into students' e-mail and other online accounts…

…, numerous precautionary steps are taken to prevent abuses of this sort. Every year, students are reminded to keep their unigname information and password a secret. Anyone who obtains another person's kerberos…

… someone sent a message to all LSA honors students under the guise of Student Ser- vices Assistant John Morgan. The e-mail contained explicit references to sexual acts and caused an uproar at the Honors…

… office, where co-workers were appalled by the defamation of a well-respected peer. Morgan sent an apology to the students, assur- ing them he was in no way responsible for the e- mail and expressing his…

… disgust with whoever was responsible. The students were very understanding through- out the incident, said Liina Wallin, associate director of the Honors Program. Investigators at the Information Technology…

… no sus- students forget to log off. pects. "One of the very most important things is Despite this incident the University's policy don't share your passwords," said User Advo- remains one of promoting…

… to download "keystroke capture" pro- regulate content or senders. grams onto public computers. Students are "Our basic blocking policy is not to block," warned to avoid programs such as telnet or FTP…

… good shape." Sweet said. effective tools the University uses to protect per- Students who feel they have a security issue sonal privacy, Knox said. On kerberos-protected are encouraged to e-mail User…

… student and alumni posts also remain vacant. "If the president hasn't appointed representatives to either (students) or alumni positions then he is just a busy man," said SACUA Vice Chair and Dentistry Prof…

… will no longer be allowed to have alcohol in their houses begin- 'nipng next fall, the Kentucky Kernel *'eported last Thursday. After months of discussions with student leaders, the university's Board of…

… members likely to graduate '.A study released last week suggests What students involved in the Greek sys- Aem are more likely to stay in school than other undergraduates, Oregon State University's OSU Daily…

… National Interfraternity Conference. Hole in computer security exposes UNH student info A leak in the University of New Hampshire's computer systems that could have been fixed a year ago was not solved…

… until last Wednesday, The New Hampshire reported Monday. The error, which allowed access to personal information of all the univer- dsity's students, faculty, staff and admin- istrators, was discovered…

… accidentally by a student last spring. He immediately reported the prob- em to a university administrator who did not report it to his supervisor because he "thought he fixed it." But the student recently re…

… Office of the Provost. "Our report is to raise a student voice or student perspective within the living- learning programs," said Albert Garcia, RHA president-elect. The task force will be chaired by…

… its embers in the lawsuit challenging the ersity's admissions policies, a coalition at includes high school students and sever- independent organizations filed a motion intervene and act as defendants…

… Heest ily Staff Reporter Quite a few University students will have sor nday afternoon after participating in this week dance marathon. oney raised by the event, scheduled to take place d Sunday at the…

… Business senior tic, one of the more than 400 volunteer ent. Each dancer has raised at least $230 to parti is student-run event. All proceeds will go to en's center at William Beaumont Hospital in R N…

…. The coalition is comprised of 17 Detroit-area students, their / parents, local attorneys, the American Civil Liberties Union, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and the Mexican American Legal…

… University's interests in furthering a diverse student body ... differs from African American and Latino students' more focused interest in preserving their access to an edu- cation at the University," states…

… make its interest in "I just want everybody (who is a) minority to be able to get an education" said Rueben Martinez, a junior at Lawrence High School in Lawrence, Mich. The students - most of whom…

… inspectors "could be either inspected or visited - there is a discussion on the terms and on the practical consequences." France, Turkey, the Arab League and Russia, which oppose the use of force against Iraq…

… of education and entertainment to promote awareness of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered issues at the University this month. Several student groups are sponsoring events that will run from…

… Queer Unity Project, said the goal of the week is to reach out to students of all sexual orientations. "It's about outreach really," Marker said. "A dialogue within the University community." Marker said…

… Chinese Delivery Company Student group s Q Arab-American Students' Association, officers meeting, Michigan Union, Room 2203,8 p.m. Q Brown Bag Lunch Series, Dwight Perkins on The Approach of China and…

… and the surrounding area. MSA plans to increase publicity throughout cam us get students involved with assembly by Jennifer Tianen Daily MSA Reporter Suffering from an image problem and general student…

… chairs to make itself known to stu- dents on campus. MSA also plans to implement a tougher attendance policy for its meetings. "In terms of students, a lot of people don't know what's happening and don…

… like the Fishbowl and the Diag to answer student questions and give out information about the assembly. "Currently, I don't think we're that ef- fective," said Engineering senior Brian Kight, vice…

… chair of the Rules and Elections Committee. "A lot of students don't know a lot about what we do." The assembly also plans to address stu- dent concerns about the Statement of Stu- dent Rights and…

… Responsibilities, the Uni- versity's non-academic conduct code. "The code is still an issue because it isn't as reasonable to students as it could be," Kurlansky said. Kight said, "The code was just put into effect…

… this term, and most students still don't know what it says. There is inade- quate protection of student rights in the statement, and there are a lot of concerns." MSA will also try to resolve issues such…

… as the debate about bicycle safety on cam- pus, relations between the Ann Arbor Ten- ants Union and landlords, and communica- tion between students and th( administration. "We should raise some Cain…

…, however, many students consider the assembly an ineffec- tive body. "I really don't even know what MSA stands for, and I'm not even sure it has any thing to do with me," said LSA junior Tim Walsh. LSA…

… front desk for room, 6:30-7:30 p.m. L College Republicans, meeting, MLB, Basement, 6:30 p.m. Q Michigan Student Assembly, meeting, Michigan Union, Room 3909, 7:30 p.m. Q Social Group for Bisexual Women…

…," Chilcoat said. "Do we believe in a classroom atmosphere that makes students and TAs feel like we are worth some- thing?" she asked. "Yes!" the crowd loudly replied. "What is education without in- structors…

… the rallies were helping their cause. "It shows there are a lot of students unified and support GEO," said Communications TA Chris Martin. ACT-UP awaiting hospital's responcse by Jami Blaauw Daily…

… students to present papers and projects orally. LSA first-year student Jonathan Ellis and senior Ethan Leonard, both LDS members, said their psychology TAs allowed them to present term papers orally. Leonard…

…." Students said they felt Gibbs' emotions came through to help get her point across. "You could feel her pain," said LSA first-year student Jennifer Bayson. "I really like the way she's giv- ing instructive…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…01 OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, January 10, 1989 The Michigan Daily Chemical warfare and U.S. foreign policy: 01 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol IC…

… :United States has relied on the racist stereotype that Arab peoples are irra- tional and violent to discredit the Libyan position of negotiations. Immediately after the attack on the alleged chemical…

… Student Assembly mately $245 million in 1988. (CBW costs are minimal in relation to other weapons systems since there is little equipment needed for their production.) The United States was also the last…

….) But if other countries follow the Soviet initiative, all these chemical and biological weapons may soon be obliterated from the planet. Letters tio the editor Daily trivializes student problems To the…

… Daily: Once again I am sickened by the shoddy way in which your paper (as a student I don't want to have to take responsibility for it) handles critical issues for students on this campus. Last night…

… while working at the 611 Church Street Computing Center I was approached by a Daily reporter asking questions about the wait at the center. She asked about common student problems and what students should…

… suggestions for alternative sites to the most well-known (611, Union, the UGLI), and hoped for an article that would increase student awareness about the computing centers and the problems involved with using…

… about) and to lighten what is, to most students, a very serious issue. I am not surprised at the Daily's failure to seize an opportunity to help the student community it supposedly represents, only…

… sickened that there is no opportunity to reach students with relevant facts about issues that are important to them. -Robb Lippitt December 13 Patrons I r I newspapers. It is with a great sense of…

… and median can change from term to term. However, because much of the information is useful for stu- dents, we decided to run the old data. A student may use the data to determine if one profes- sor is…

… representatives in Congress, the Muslim Students Associa- tion with the endorsements of the Arab American University Graduates, the Latin American Solidarity Committee, the Palestinian Solidarity Committee, the…

…01 OPINION Page 4 Thursday, April 14, 1988 The Michigan Daily Edite m dbd saenr a n* I SEdited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Response to Nazi violence Vol. XCVIII, No…

… opinion of the Daily. Students take power Fi.ght Flemings code TODAY IS THE LAST DAY of the comment-on-the-code period, designed to allow input from the University community. This mocks the democratic…

… process and demonstrates the adminis- tration's disregard for any substantive input from students, faculty or work- ers. Interim President Robben Fleming and the University board of Regents have…

…, because of its many loopholes, will be used to limit student power rather than provide a so- lution to racist acts. The administration is not willing to discuss solutions to the problem in general; input is…

… acts are students rather than faculty or administrators. Events such as LSA Dean Peter O. Steiner's racist comments about Blacks have proven that there is little administrative understanding of racism…

… against Blacks in instances of "racial harassment." This means that if a Black student calls a white student a "honky" they are subject to the same penalties as is a white student who calls a Black student…

… the lives of students. If you are a member of the university community who cares about students' rights and racial harassment, be on the Diag today at noon. OPPOSE THE CODE. By Paul Henry On Saturday…

…, leftists and other "undesirables." Progressive students, workers and the oppressed must form a united front to de- feat fascism. Come to the pre-trial at 15th District Court (6th floor of City Hall) at 9 am…

… composed of students and workers working together to mount a legal defense of the anti-Nazi 5 and to expose the brutal role of the police.. Drop the charges now! Smash the Nazis! Smash the Klan! Recognize…

… specifically targeted for short-term treatment. Tom Morson, Senior Social Worker and Coordina- tor. of Outreach and Consultation, said an assessment is made on the student's first appointment. He said ;if a…

… student needs more than 12 vis- its, the office refers them to another service outside the University. Partlow-Sech said the average student client sees her for six visits. Drawbacks to her work occur .when…

… almost immediately." Partlow-Sech said she recognizes her work with students who have eating disorders as "a special inter- est" which developed purely by acci- dent. "WE HAD a woman psychia- trist here…

…'s Mrs. Sech,' and walked out. We looked at each other... and de- cided to stay together." Partlow-Sech said that at the time she began working with this group of female students, many of their concerns…

… percent of the Univer- sity's student population at any given time, Partlow-Sech said. "My own thought is a lot of people have eating disorders who never seek treatment. I've seen it all the way from people…

…4 Pdge 2 -The Michigan Daily-Monday, December 7, 1987 Students bus, fly to attend demonstration INBRIEF (Continued from Page 1) LSA first-year student Beth Rudner said, "I have a feeling this…

… will be a very important part of moderm Jewish history and I want to be able to say I was a part of it." "Rudner was one of 37 students who traveled to Washington on a Grayhound bus rented by the B'nai B…

…'rith Hillel Foundation. The students slept in the bus Saturday night, participated in the five-and-a- half hour long march and rally, and drove back last night. "By being a part of it, being right there, I will…

… statement by going, in addition to having an educational experience," said first- year LSA student Brian Portney. Although yesterday's rally was far away from Ann Arbor, the students who participated were…

… United Arab Emirates coast, killing one sailor and wounding a second. Bush disputes primary process WASHINGTON - Supporters of Vice President George Bush are threatening to walk out of Michigan Republican…

… sections of 17 students each. Students and faculty will live in cabins at the Biological Station and all meals will be served in the dining hall at the Station. Tuition will be $490 for Michigan residents…

… and $1360 for non-residents, and all students will pay a room and board fee of $320. For more Information, contact: Dr. James Teen, Biological Station, 2043 Natural Science Bldg., 763-4461 Development…

… un- der fire from several student and faculty groups. Military research, they charge, is synonomous with research for destructive pur- poses. In addition,, they claim that much military sponsored…

… attached. The Acting Director of CRIM, Daniel Atkins, even said that one-third of the proposed Air Force grant is for training graduate students. IN THE FUTURE, both the state and the University will have…

… writer. a a _. LETTERS TO THE DAILY: Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Daily didn 't interview director 0 Vol. XCII, No. 66 420 Maynord St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109…

… bitch the other 364. 4ven most editorials in the Daily complain about things that aren't good: nuclear arms; changes in the Consumer Price Index; U.S. in- volvement in El Salvador; lack of student…

… levelled at 'straw men" (again, a common debating tac- tic). We provide information about the short term outlook for the economy, while the big + Students lacked class debate is primarily about the long…

… to $200 a year for family health care, compared with a maximum of See MINERS, Page 10 Mandatory student fee may u By MARK PARRENT Campus Legal Aid may be funded by a mandatory student assessment if…

… students and the Regents approve, a proposed drafted last night by the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA). Included in the proposed mandatory assessment of $2.92 per student per term is: $1.74 for Legal Aid…

… for Student Affairs Henry Johnson promised Legal Aid would get funding, but he said it has not yet been, deter- mined if the program will be totally eliminated from the Office of Student nd 'U' legal…

… aid Services (OSS) budget. MSA President Jon Lauer said, however, he is "quite certain" Legal Aid would be cut from the Office of Student Services (OSS) budget. He based this on his discussions with…

… approved. He said the free service would also become available to all students regardless of income. MSA PROJECTS are now funded by a voluntary assessment of $1.15 per student per term-- ,Students will be…

… columns of tanks were crossing the 40-mile-long border into Lebanon, their way lit by flares drop- ped by jets. Hd said a heavy Israeli ar- tillery barrage preceded the attack and Arab gunners returned the…

… that welfare recipients suffer discrimination in housing led to the inclusion of the source of income clause. The educational association provision prohibits discrimination against students. THE NEW LAW…

… students expressed concern the law would exclude freshpersons from campus socializing. East Quad research associate says chances- for peace in the Mideast are slim. See story, page 10. " Read about the PLO…

…, September 14 at 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY, Sept. 15 at 3:10 P.M. and 1:30 P.M. All Programs in the UGLI Multipurpose Room .. . . . ... -Associated Press, WO1iEN AND CHILDREN, among the first to be released by Arab…

… Angell Hall. Students who do not make appoint- ment during scheduled per. have to wait until Sept. 23. Students on BGS, Lib. Studies and individual concentration turn in ma- terials on Sept. 28 to 1223…

… Angell Hall., Students with less than 55 hours at end of current term follow appt, pro- ced. arranged by Freshman-Soph., Counseling Office, 1213 A.H. All 'Hon- ors prog. students disregard these pro…

…: Student Organizations: The student Government Council Reg- ulations concerning student organiza- tions stipulates that an organization must register their organization within the first three weeks of the…

… Eastern Studiees LITTLE PRFSSR eOQK CNTER, For Reservations; Call 662-5529 Sponsored y: The Ecumenical Campus Center ---..- - _ There will be a meeting for the formation of the Office of Student…

… Organization Policy Committee's Search Committee for a WOMAN'S ORGANIZATION ADVOCATE on TUESDAY, September 15, 12:00 Noon at Third floor of Student Activities Building (SAB) Representatives of all woman…

… PETITIONING NOW OPEN FOR Two Student Government Council vacancies (MEMBER-AT-LARGE SEATS) AH five student positions on the Office of Student Services, Policy Board Two vacancies on the Bookstore Policy ('U…

…' STORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS) A SANDWICH THAT'S FILL OUT PETITIONS and SIGN UP FOR INTERVIEWS at 1546 Student Activities Bldg. Students from all schools and colleges, graduates and undergraduates are urged…

… to petition. "AS BIG AS ITS NAME" I -MENU- ionday isENACTS Legislation and nvironment Cotrol Day STUDENT "JUMBO" STEAK HOAGIE . ... $1.10 CHEESE STEAK HOAGIE . . ...$1.15 Regular Submarine…

… toward the realism of working ov- Kentucky, while volunteers being r.eseas." sent to Iran and Afghanistan are Need Information About STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE? Contact Campus Representative Miss Sue…

…. General Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student. organization notices are not accepted for publication. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Day Ca endar…

…. McInally Memorial Lec- ture: Arjay Miller, president of Ford Motor Co., will present the First An- nual William K. Mclnally Memorial Mandatory advanced registration may Interested students who are U…

… inquiries and Examiner, Room 3028, Rackham Build- requests for applications to the Insti- ing during office hours: Monday and tute of International Education, U.S Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 to Student…

… Program. 809 United Nations 12 noon. Plaza, New York, N.Y., 10017. Engineering Seniors and Graduate Last Chance Lecture: Will be given Students: The 1967 College Placement by Prof. Organski of the Political…

… plumbing, in- adequate heating and violated state fire laws. of Student Housing Justified, Criticized DRAMA To Be Read, Not Produced Drowse at the LMS for ideal Easter gifts ... LP albums to suit 'all…

…, the city actually did close up an attic garret on Forest St.-but only because the inspec- tor discovered bats flying around the room. nseliii Plan Optional Cou Attracts Few Students Wheeler says that…

… needed. The Dregs One argument, posed by Repub- lican Councilman Paul Johnson, was that the Corvettes and Jag- uars of students were filling up the parking lot of the Colonial Square apartments, a new…

… medium rent housing development. "The students are the dregs of society. Why do we need to provide hous- ing for them?" he asked council. TOMORROW: The Universi- ty's Role in Student Housing. By JOHN…

… played for the wedding lacked both vol- ume or the spontanaiety to con- tribtue to the festive feeling of the wedding or the Arab scene. The crowd scenes lacked ani- mation: the pace was too slow, hence…

…. However, with new lighter distri- bution requirements coming into effect, students may feel easier about that and join the program: Shawrioted. Sophomores were told that if they waited to join the program…

… students applauded the program as a step in the right direction, but said they did not want to bother with writing out the forms. Some felt they have enough freedom without it, saying 'they just see their…

… counselor to have him sign their election cards. "I walk in; I walk out," is one student's description of pre-clas- sification.' Students in the program ex- plained that they joined because they feel they do…

… not need a coun- selor's help; they know if they have problems they can always see a counselor, but under the option- al plan they do not have to. The final decision as 'to whether or not a student is…

… philosophically against more freedom, he doubts they are holding their students back from I i A' 0 4-~m DIAL 8-6416 Get Bluebooks at Student Book Service NEXT WEEK e KISS ME, KATE I F…

… for- eign students in the Michigan Union ballroom at 9 p.m. Friday and at 8 and 10 p.m. Saturday. From Asia, there will be a bam- boo pole dance by 14 Philipinos and music played by Arabs* with native…

… through Fashions" show last night at [he Cinema Guild receives re- the League. A commentary was presented on the styles and symbolism of the ,costumes modeled in ests from the different student the show…

… instruments. A group "if University students froi Indone- sia will perform a Far Eastern "question and answer" dance, complete with interpretive actions. Israeli students will depict a Bib- lical story in song…

… will be represented by a team of Ukranians stamping out a Slavic Kozac dance. fem - Order R Christmas Cards at I Boyce, Photo 9 723 N. University WORLD'S FAIR: Students To Perform National Songs, Dances…

… stu- dents from the organized housing units. Any interested students can still man buckets for the drive by coming to the League conference room sometime today, Dow said. ix (' I Teen-age Marriages…

… trying to turn up the unusua1l, worthwhile, yet often forgotten one act plays, Prof. Wil- liam Halstead, faculty advisor for the production, commented. Last semester 142 students par- ticipated in the…

…, large number of students. Albert Katz, Laboratory Bill co- ordinator, said the large number of one-acts, as compared to the limited number of major produc- tions, permits experimenting with new ideas in…

…- national Center. All students welcome. New University of Michigan Graduate ..._. ire IN CONCERT ALAN LOMAX World Renowned Folklorist & Performer Friday, November 20, 8:30 P.M. Detroit Institute of Arts…

… Auditorium all seats $3 (Folklore Society Members 20% off i contact JUDY HURWITZ 2-4449) I? I Screening Examinations in French and German. All graduate students desir- ing to fulfill their foreign language…

… four times each semester (i.e., Sept., Oct., Nov., December, Feb., March, Ap- ril, and May) and~ once during the Summer Session, in July. Students who fail the objective examination may re- peat it but…

… information call Phyllis Swift 7117. Faculty, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: It would be reciated if you would announce to your classes that all interested Arab Student Union: Miss Wadad ecuring…

… announcement. a lecture, "Visions of Arabia" in the Inasmuch as there is keen competition for teaching positions, it auditot-ium of Lane hall at 7:30 p. ld naturally be of advantage for students to list their…

… names as ntsocillfo pgramd re s nptly as possible. John R. Effinger. cordially invited. T p i i I d Cl Masonic Students: Meeting of Craftsmen, Saturday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic Temple…

…. Liberal Students Union: Sunday evening Mr. Edward J. Schuster will speak on "A Militarist's Stand on Disarmament." Refreshments and dancing. Baptist Students' Guild, at 6:30 p. m., Sunday at Students' House…

… of Students ild call at that office for an appointment with the Committee. J. A..Bursley, Chairman. Mechanical Engineering Seniors: A number of men have not yet : out their personnel record cards…

…. Kindly do so at once. This ice is provided for the student, therefore kindly comply with our est. If your name is on the senior list, and you do not expect to .uate this year, kindly advise us immediately…

…. (Room 221 West neering building). Graduate Students in Mechanical Engineering: Will those of you have not yet done so, kindly call at Room 221 West Engineering ling at your earliest convenience to fill…

…, 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 4:30. COMING EVENTS Economics 51 (H. L. Caverly) : Rooms for the examination next week are assigned as follows: Monday lecture section-students whose names begin with letters A to…

… Michigan League. All members are, cordially invited to attend. The Students of Northern State Teachers College are having a din- Emphasize Internationalism, Soft Pedal Pacifism, Says Professor. SPEAKS TO…

… undergraduate - ni, and faculty mem- le for enrollment. or advanced degrees next week, as well' uate students, and e their records early. ias opportunities to lified persons in col- school, and univer- as in…

… Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan since 1890. 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 tothedaily@michigandaily.com MELANIE KRUVELIS and ADRIENNE ROBERTS MATT SLOVIN EDITORIAL PAGE…

… views of their authors. Ree valuatingevaluation~s Centralizing course information has benefits for professors and students s the fall semester comes to a close, it's open season for course evaluations…

…. An obvious disconnect exists between stu- dents and faculty about of the importance of these evaluations. Professors and graduate student instructors need to make it explic- itly clear how essential…

… students' feedback is to improving the course. Professors should set aside time at the end of the final class to give students the opportunity to complete the evaluation, which would highlight the impor…

…- tance of student opinions. Faculty should also ensure that stu- dents can ,see how their feedback may affect instruction changes in the future. For instance, professors should e-mail students after…

… responses have been read, acknowledg- ing common criticisms and praises for the course, and describing planned improve- ments. Providing students with informa- tion about how their evaluations are utilized…

…. Evaluations also need to be documented in an online database that is easily accessible to students. A consolidated resource would allows students to consider the evaluation of their peers when they navigate…

… alo~e Sfr4jan DBatit U' studies abroad: An overview Eighty-Six Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Friday, October 10, 1975 News Phone…

… on council. Obsessed with partisan backbiting, city politicians have for- gotten their real purpose as public servants. By PAUL O'DONNELL "IT WAS THE best year of my life," said one student. An- other…

…- ers, and students involved with such programs about the merits and shortcomings of foreign study. And while the American students often had an unkind word or two about the way things ran in the host…

… country, administrators, teachers and landlords on the foreign side were not always impressed with the courtesy, diplomacy, and discretion of the visiting Amer- ican students. ASIDE FROM THE academ- ic…

… which has been sponsoring student exchanges for over forty years, once de- scribed three stages of adapta- tion to a foreign situation. The first was euphoria: the excite- ment of arriving in those pic…

… with mixed reaction. the literary colle One expert, Charles Pascal of tion, analyzingi the Center for Research on Learn- how it has affec ing and Teaching, believes "some of students andi adjustments are…

…, Pascal suggests for the same old that pass-fail grading be extended grubbing";. to all courses outside the student's -Although stud major subject. what was hoped, Specialization or a ss-Fail Grading…

… would not have tried, the courses have not been appropriately re-structured. failing to provide the students with "more meaningful experi- ences in these courses." The way pass-fail is now organ- ized…

…, Pascal notes, students are actually encouraged to try and get C's. Currently, the only dif- ference between taking a course for a grade or on pass-fail is what appears on the transcript. A, B and C grade…

… become passes. D and F grades become fails. Thus, most students sought C's, though largely without too much success. There was a rough linear correlation between s t u d e n t s' grade point averages and…

… writes. They couldn't give up studying for the grade, he says. Pascal cites Miller on this effect of the pass-fail system. "It does not relieve the student of the bur- den of competition, anxiety, and the…

… motivation for pass-fail at the University, the objective of urging more students to take courses outside their area of specialization. Students responded to the pass- fail option by taking courses they…

… expectations of this audier quite different from the tw ly' math students, who se eral and parsimonious c rather than essential deta To solve this, he advoca scheduling of pass-fails liberal are far where there…

… are enough students al con- and making the instructor formal ly aware of what students are on ts who pass-fail, outside And in expanding the pass-fai nething option to all non-major courses tudents all…

… courses. "Pass-fail in introductory cour- eneral- ses would enable these students t ce' and make more intrinsically valuabl y of art choices for majors, rather tha ds and be influenced by the grades the…

… 4) By DONNA MOTEL A report on the bicycle auction was presented by the Student Ac- tivities Committee to the Student Government Council at its meet- ing Wednesday night. The auction, which was held…

… as planned Sept. 26 on the loading dock behind the Student Publica- tions Bldg., netted a profit of $46.46, which was given to the Student Activities Scholarship Fund.. "The main objective of the bike…

… auction is to provide a service for the students," said Nan Adams, '60, chairman of the Student Ac- tivities Committee. "We of SGC are representatives of the students and try to serve in any way we can." To…

… Give Opportunity' The purposes of the auction were to give the students an op- portunity to sell their bicycles at a better price than they could ob- tain from, the local merchants, and to offer students…

… of Avukah, student Zionist organization, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Hillel Foundation. Filmed, in Palestine during Arab disturbances, the movies, titled "Col- lective Adventure," record the strug- gles of…

…0 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Moore Speaks On Musicians' Place In Army Dean Tells Music Students That Moraki Value Is Not To Be Overlooked, What is the musician's place .in Uncle Sam's army? Prof. Earl…

… Moore, Dean of the music school here, and recently re- turned from a trip to the nation's capital, counseled an assembly' of male students yesterday in the Music School auditorium. The musician has a very…

… definte, place in the national scheme, was Professor Moore's opinion, and his morale value and entertainment vdlue must not be overlooked. If a student becomes part of the army in the near future, he should…

… hope that army machinery would be geared soon so that musicians could actively make the most of their skill in military life. Answering one student's question as to whether it was advisable to en- list…

… or to wait for Selective Service action, Professor Moore expressed preference for the Selective bervice. Adding, of course, that each student presents an individual case, he re- marked that there was…

… stu- dents, but said that this would de2 pend on how the majority of stu- dents' courses were planned. Finally passing out student ques- tionnaires, he urged strong response to these questionnaires as a…

… opportunity for University students to be interviewed C by the Traveling Aviation Cadet Ex- amining Board, and all interested who have nod yet seen the Board ate the Health Service are urged to dop so at once…

….- Yesterday the Board interviewed a more than 60 students interested inl becoming pilots or working onr ground crews. Requirements for an interview con-. sist of three letters of recommenda-a tion, a transcript…

… standard as West Point or Annapolis, and stu- dents with .high academic records will enter with a higher class stand- ing. All students who can qualify for an interview will be welcome at the Health Service…

… with smaller colleges in that state to place students at about 40 extension centers of the university, located at and using facilities of the smaller schools. The students attending the new extensions…

…- lieve this unfortunate crowding, prevent a great strain upon the facilities of the Univer- sity, help to su'xport the smaller institutions, allow many students to begin their school work risk of…

…, student editors are prone to error. Today's re- minder came in the form of a picture from Sun- day's Daily, the picture showing children at the Fresh Air Camp making mud pies, the cut lines insinuating that…

… the Arab population in Palestine has doubled since the beginnings of Jewish colon- ization there, a feat that cannot be attributed to the birth rate of the Palestinian Arab population, however fecund it…

… may be! With no White Paper to stop them, thousands of "non-native" Arabs have flocked in- to Palestine each year during the past 25 years, attracted by the higher standard of living created by the Jews…

…! Apparently Mr. Kawas does not fear the immigration of "foreign" Arabs, though he does the Jewish refugees fleeing for their lives! Secondly:"The area of Palestine is about 10,000 sq. miles, so it is impossible…

… same be said for the Palestinian Arabs? Did they volun- teer and secrifice their lives to fight the Axis? The answer is an unequiv- ocal and emphatic "No!" In whose hands, Mr. Kawas, should we rather…

…- tee will hold an important meeting tonight at 7 :Q0 p.m. All members are requested to attend. Lutheran Student Association. The Tuesday evening class on "The Augs- burg Confession" has been postponed…

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… seal off the Lebanese-Syrian :der, to prevent the flow of arms and rein- 'cements from the United Arab Republic, and ow the situation to work itself out as a ictly internal affair. Yet a third "solution…

…- Marines into Lebanon to rescue sity wrote a treatise on "Plea for that country from pro-Nasser, Heretics" it was pri n t ed in pro-Soviet Arabs. pamphlet form by John G. Moore Collins expressed the belief…

… that of Pasadena, Calif., and sent to the United States could not block leaders of American public opin- the tide of Arab nationalism and ion, and among others to Presi- that in war we could not use Near…

… cloth from could get along without Arabian Bernard Goldfine but claimed he oil anyway. had given it away to an_ unre- In time of peace the Arabs want membered friend, an interesting to sell their oil to…

… year and for the summer session are also available at no cost. Classical Studies Coffee Hour: The faculty, students, and friends of the Department of Classical Studies are cordially invited to a coffee…

… basis for further negotiation, there be- ing political as well as technical considerations. M d l A g s There are several theories of speculation in Washington as to Gromyko's motives. the students lon to…

… Soviet students. The students fought back Union can be pushed into accept- and several were killed. The sur- ance of any system of inspection. vivors fled. The latter would be in line with…

… Cornell students who recently egg -bomb- ed the university president for lowering the boom on off-campus social life All of which might seem to indi- cate that collegians are going from bad to worse. But…

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… Arab world, something that has suffered considerably in recent tiffs with Jor- dan's King Hussein and Saudia Arabia's King Saud. This show of force may be able to get the other Arab nations behind him…

… to work. At least one reason it isn't is the colonial overtones that Arabs read into it. And this should be a key consideration in the formation of new'policy, a policy that we hope will be the product…

…., Oct. 16. Agenda, Student Government Council Oct. 16, 1957, 7:30 p.m., Council Room. Minutes of the previous meeting. Officer reports: President, Campus Chest Allocations Board, Galen' letter. Exec. V…

…- naire, Health Insurance. Standing Committees: Nationa--and International, Conference on Student Travel. Student Activities Committee, Consti- tution, Ed School Council, revision, Virgil Grumbling…

…; Activities: Oct. 30, Nov. 27 Int. Student Assoc. movies, Nov. 8 Student Government Council, program, Mrs. Roosevelt, speaker; Nov. 9, Int. Student Assoc., Monte Carlo Ball, Union Ballroom; Nov. 21, 22, 23…

…, Gilbert and Sullivan, "Trial by Jury" "The Sorcerer"; Dec. 7 performance, Rackham, Detroit. Early Registration passes-Aaron Kra- nitz. Student Activities Library, purpose, content - Sarah Baker. Education…

… fallacy, no policy we undertake in the Middle East can really succeed. For Russia cannot be excluded, and what is more, the Arab states, who want to work both sides-of the street, object to excluding her…

… Saturday entertain- ment for otherwise bored students and alumni. wonder how anyone can really call State's policy of straight-forward pursuit of victory shameful. If the lack of cheering at games does…

… indicate that portions of the student body find that an efficient football machine cannot exist with traditional intellectual stan- dards, it will be interesting to see which will be considered more im…

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… materially insignifi- The course of action of the presently friend- cant Arab kingdom crucially significant to ly Arab nations also hinges to some degree on the entire world, and particularly to the two the…

… boxed in on four sides by four am- entire Arab world under his unholy influence. bitious nations, each of which is ready and waiting to march in and sieze what territory IN THAT EVENT, Western and…

… healthiest and most interesting ing over the campus. Prof. Kenneth Boulding of the myriad student groups at the Uni- told the club Tuesday that it is the people who versity is the newly-formed Political Issues…

…, something that has become all too rare in the current student generation. IN THESE TIMES, when a shortage of college Strangely enough, although the group's teachers looms as a serious threat to the avowed…

… purpose is to interest students in poli- quality of higher education in America, Wood- tical affairs and issues on a non-partisan ba- row Wilson fellowships assume a tremendous sis, it has met with…

… opposition or at least dis- importance. trust when it tried to obtain speakers. Faculty Established to encourage students in prac- members, on being asked to speak, have sub- tically any field to continue…

… the threat posed by the steria has permeated the faculty, possibly the prospect of spiralling enrollments. one campus segment which should be expected The seven University students who were to assume…

…:00 p.m. Thurs., April 18. Prof. Edward Devine, Ann Ar- bor City Prosecutor, will preside. Co- sponsored by Sociology Undergraduate Student-Faculty Committee and by the Law School. Concerts Student…

… Recital: Sara Scott, student of piano with Marion Owen, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Music degree at 8:30 p.m. Thurs., April 18, in the Rackham As- sembly Hall. Works by…

…FarleyorStephenColbert! This is a great opportunity for procrastination while having a laugh with friends. Tickets are $20 for students, which is a great deal to watch future celebrities poke some fun at you and your friends…

…. The Second City will perform at The Ark at 8 p.m. on Sept. 26 and 27. WeatherFest For all you out-of-state students worrying about the weather Michigan delivers, especially the snow and polar vortexes…

… weeks of airstrikes in Iraq, U.S. planes began hitting targets in Syria this week, joined by an unexpected coalition of five Arab nations: Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and the United Arab…

… refineries that have been providing millions of dollars to the Islamic State, the U.S. Central Command said. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates took part in addition to U.S. aircraft. France has also…

…, "Exploring the Dynamic U.S.-Israeli Relation- ship," Kedar spoke to about 60 attendees on a variety of topics relating to the Middle East includ- ing the extremism of Arab-Israeli conflict to the possibility…

… negative effects of Iran's influ- ence in the region on the Middle East peace process. "Iran's nuclear umbrella will ... make (Arab countries') regimes that much more unstable," he said. Kedar lectured for…

… education compromise law- makers passed. Wednesday elimi- nated the pepular Premise Grant' scholarship, which gave college studentsupto$4,000, andcutother student financial aid to the bone. The lack of a…

… begin- Kallus said. "I would like to know more ning states that Israel is guilty, that LSAjunior Kimberly Lemkin, who about the history of U.S.-Arab rela- we just have to figure out what the attended the…

… second- year University Law student and political action chair of the Out- Laws group, an LGBT organization in the Law School, said the claim that the protest is an attempt to stifle Banton's First…

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…- mate Israeli acts of self defense, and the wan- ton, murderous acts of Arab terrorists. How ironic that under the guise of "academic free- dom," these same people invited Islamic Jihad terrorist Sami Al…

… of campustruth to tell it like it is: The Palestinian Arabs celebrated Sept. 11, and make national heroes out of murderers of Jews. The root of the Arab-Israeli conflict is the concerted, organized and…

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… our country would be used as an excuse to erode the very principals that keep our soci- ety free and great. One year later, we embark on a time of iiit a-nd nrnvr 2,000 Arabs and Muslims that were…

… confinement many Arab-Americans, I will feel both the immense grief due to the losses of our country and the anger of injustice that has intensified since Sept. 11. . The message that I would like to get…

… what the friend wants even if you have another opinion. - Gerhard Schroeder German chancellor have any previously unpublished information. In Cairo, Arab foreign ministers opened a meeting yesterday at…

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… forces from Jenin - less then 72 hours later a suicide bomber originating from Jenin killed 16 inno- cent people. It is obvious that the Arab-Israeli conflict will not be resolved through violence. How…

… represent, and we would need to profile all members of that group to secure the safety of the Amen- can people. Those who follow this logic will soon realize Muslims and Arabs need not be profiled any more…

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… ubiquitous LS&A first-year student Theodore Cardman naively wandering the streets as a twin-size, cotton phantom when he stumbles across a BAMN party (wait, that can't be right - do BAMN members actually like…

…'s an ultra-radical student group that's ardently against the destruction of bedsheets, so they'd get on your spectral case, too. So you'd best leave the sheets at home on your bed. And a tip for all…

… the largest Arab popu-i brings princely stat wen a i boxing. lation in country. Hamed is of Yemeni descent, and looks to draw on that Arab support. He received it _____________ in spades on Friday…

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… is the leader of the Kach-Thus party in Israel and is a member of the Knesset. His prominence results from his radical views regarding Arabs living in Israel. Recently, his American citizenship was…

… specificly insisting upon Jews being the majority. So the question that drives Jewish leaders up the wall both in Israel and America and in England is the question that I ask; do the Arabs have the right to…

… the problem is because this question touches the most painful nerve in their psyche. If they say yes, the Arabs have a right to be the majority then they're anti- Zionist, if they say no, then they…

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… before any talks, and insists the Iraqi regime of President Saddam Hussean cease-fire be identified as the agressor in the war. Iraq has demanded sovreignty over the 12-mile Shatt al-Arab waterway, it…

… Iraqi internal affairs, and an Iranian withdrawal from three Persian Gulf islands previously held by the United Arab Emirates. Iranian television recently quoted Bani-Sadr as saying the suggestions of the…

… Islamic Conference mediators "contained useful items" and met Iran's demand for a withdrawal before talks began. BUT IRAN'S Parliament speaker, Hashemi Rafsanjani, told the Arabic- language publication Al…

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… nation belongs. Though the countries are neighbors, the rift between Iran and Iraq is deeper than most. Iraqis are Arabs; Iranians are not. Iraqis speak Arabic; many Iranians do not. The importance of…

… writ- ten in Arabic and God destined the Arabs to play a vanguard role in Islam." With such feelings of nationalism and ethnic superiority at work in the current situation, the reaction Iran will have to…

… the Saudi deal ought to have been obvious. Saudi Arabia is an Arab, Arabic-speaking country. It is possible that the Iranian people and leaders already view the oil-rich kingdom as an established Iraqi…

… Univesity and supports the Arabs in the Arab-Israeli conflict. IN ADDITION, a letter, signed by 47 political science graduate students, was sent to the executive committee to protest Henry's tenure denial…

… students in Henry's class (Arab-Israeli conflict) may have sent letters to the executive committee saying he didn't teach his class objectively," said Schorger, who directed the Center for Near-Eastern and…

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… direct stand on t Mideast peace talks that were suspen- ds - onec ded two months ago, Israeli radio and betweenI Egyptian sources said yesterday. and betw The reports here and in Cairo in- Arab neig…

… the U.S. desire for The defer new Israeli accommodation with the on Feb Arabs was made manifest. arrangem Desert. STILL, Begin vowed in Parliament yesterday to continue resisting ISRAE American pressure…

…. S talks saw his supporters beat back n attempts to soften Israel's he issue of occupied Arab Ian- of the major points of conflict Israel and its American ally, een the Jewish state and its ghbors…

… related sicentific knowl- edge." ** * Arab nations unify KHARTOUM, The Sudan-The Presidents of Egypt, Syria and Sudan yesterday signed a joint declaration setting up a unified political command for the…

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… Arab sir shelling puts into question whe- meeting in Cairo next Mon ther any cease-fire can be ap- which is to endorse and m plied." arrangements for the Ri Spokespersons of the right- peace plan. wing…

… I F I C A N T Y, loopholes in the Riyadh which could threaten its im however, calm reigned along mentation. fronts where Syrian armv troons and Palestinian $iierrillas are The reinforced Arab Lea head…

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… people were massacred in the workable alternatives. attack. Captain Omar Abdul- "A state-wide non-partisan pri- lah, deputy commander of the mary to select Supreme Court pro-left Lebanese Arab Army…

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… Reut-er News Service BEIRUT - Fighting appeared to slacken in most of Leb- anon yesterday after announcement of an Arab plan for end- ing the civil war, but Palestinian and left wing forces battled with…

… rightists fo'r a village in the south. Most Lebanese political- leaders were cautiously optimistic over the plan, drawn up by six Arab leaders at a summit con- ference in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh…

… could be done." The plan calls for a ceasefire starting at midnight today (EDT), backed by a 30,000-strong Arab peacekeeping force. Leftist leader Kamal Junblatt said that if Egypt, Iraq and Algeria join…

… the United States announced agree- ment yesterday on an early re- sumption of diplomatic relations in the first apparent dividend for Secretary of State Henry Kis- singer'spersonal diplomacy in the Arab…

… sunshine. "For myself, let it be immediate." THE ACCORD to resume re- lations was announced 'a f e w hours later, closing a diplo- matic gap opened by Egypt in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war because of…

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