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… maintained complete silence on the issue. This leaves the possibility that the demands of war give Britain no other choice but to carry on the Chamberlain program. Outside of the Arabs in Palestine, the…

… 1939, the Arabs, who consistently opposed the Balfour Declaration, were in a posi- tion to make a great deal of trouble for the Allies, not only in the Middle East, but through- out the Moslem kingdom…

… advantage of the Arab hostility for the purpose of promoting sundry fifth columnist activity in the Middle East. This could easily result in the prolonging of the invasion, and consequently, loss of more…

… sheer ignorance. A paper run by students who are supposedly taught to think clearly and to read should not be guilty of the same charge. There are probably many points on which there can be honest…

… Music and is open to the public. Aca.d emtc :Notices Speeded Reading Course: The spe- cial short course in speeded reading will be given for students wishing to improve their reading ability. Those…

… interested call Mr. Morse, Ex. 682. The course will meet twice a week for eight weeks. There will be no charge for this non-credit course. Students who had eye movement pictures tak- en last term may obtain…

…, in Rm. 2054, Natural Science Building, 8:30 a.m. Events Today The Faculty of the School of For- estry and Conservation will hold a social meeting for graduate and un- dergraduate forestry students in…

… Regional Contest on Inter- American Affairs. Students from col- leges and universities in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsyl- vania and West Virginia will speak on the topic: "Bases of Cooperation…

… while the America is cruising in the eastern Mediterranean Saturday. The United States yesterday denied Egyptian charges that U.S. and British planes attacked Arab forces in Jordan and provided air cover…

… enemies in order to g military defeat by tiny save his political life at home and his aspirations for Arab world s the assessment of most leadership. n officials as the course A second interpretation of Nas…

… is abundant talent both with the Brook-Marowitz "Thea- ter plays in a week. among the student acting popula- tre of Cruelty"). They should be thinking about tion and in the town. Why are A theatre…

… by Israel and the Arabs on June 4." By DEBORAH LINDERMAN "Girl with Green Eyes" is a shal- low film which presumes to be important. Since it's, more dull than bad you keep wondering why you want to…

… Sunday. 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. For more information call…

… more refined de- tail and more expansion of the field being considered. Tea at 3:15 p.m., 2059 MHRL Student Laboratory Theatre Program: Dept. of Speech, performance of scenes from "The White Devil" by…

… to officially recognized and registered student or- ganizations only. Forms are available in Room 1011 SAB. * * * Christian Science Organization, Week- ly testimony meeting, Thurs., June 8, 7:30-8:30 p…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROl OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Faculty Review: Staebler versus? 01 WheN Opinions Are…

… trying to insure through the amended Hutchinson Act. Also, student groups have now joined forces with the unions in their organiza- tional efforts. Participation of students makes the University's economic…

… continue? -Gabriel Weinreich, Professor of Physics The End To the Editor: RECENT LETTERS to the Daily by Ibrahim Kemal et. al. (March 31, 1966), concerning the Arab-Israeli conflict, while dem- onstrating…

… their writers polemical skills, contributed little to an un- derstanding of Arab-Israeli rela- tions and offered no suggestions as to possible roads to peace in the Middle East. Unfortunately contempary…

… responsibility of all the people of the region, Arabs and Israelis alike. Whenever two sides are locked in conflict, there are, theoretically, two roads to the attainment of ultimate peace- the annihilation of one…

… struggle. Let us mention, as an example, the refugee prob- lems. The Arab states demand that upon their resettlement and other aspects of reconstruction. The same is true for other issues, be it the…

… East are numerous and complex, and not all of, them stem, from the Arab-Israeliconflict. The area is going through a phase of rapid urbanization and industrialization, accompanied by population shifts…

… Middle East the status of an im- portant cultural and political cen- ter. -Shimon Spiro, Grad -Ephraim Yuchtman, Grad * * EDITOR'S NOTE: With this letter we conclude the debate between Arab -partisans and…

…3tixin Da4 Eightyyears of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan R dical Lesbians: Defining deviance 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764…

…- sponsibility for ending student disruption at the doorstep of this President - in office twenty months - is 'scapegoating' of the most irresponsible sort." In answer to the report's claim that it is "in deep…

… progress al- ready made by t h e committee since its appointment by President Robben Flem- ing last April. Because many students and faculty members find the present Regents Inter- im Rules unacceptable, it…

… selected students f o r student defendants and an equivalent procedure for faculty members. Student and faculty members of the committee, however, h a v e presented a confusing array of methods to choose the…

…- proach, at least on this non-cam- pus issue. However, I was disap- pointed to note some outright er- rors of fact. The article by Mr. Hamill refers to the "Arab nut rhetoric about driving the Israelis into…

… proof — kind of — that this watch works. As a 21st century college student, it’s a bit humiliating to admit that I’m willing to suspend some dis- belief when it comes to horoscopes and good…

… BARACK OBAMA at the State of the Union address Tuesday night Into the woods, into the woods. Standing on the Diag, surround- ed by the chaos of the college envi- ronment, some students might be…

… have been a group of Univer- sity orientation leaders. I found it a curious feeling to walk out of a class on the Arab- Israeli conflict to feel the prickling wind stinging my cheeks and a sen…

… graduate students get to live buried away within the Arb’s grounds, the mystery house wasn’t found on this particular adventure, but there is always next time. And there will be a next time, though…

…' groups talk DADT elimiation ALLISON KRUSKE/Daily Second-year graduate student Amber Kao and junior Tehillah Frederick, both in the School of Music, Theatre & Dance, perform an improvisational piece at the…

… ________________ Students nominate Mark Zuckerberg as grad. speaker 200 students sign petition in support of Facebook founder By K.C.WASSMAN Daily StaffReporter After protests erupted follow- ing announcement that Repub…

…-Qassemi, who is also founder and chair of Barjeel Securities - a financial interme- diary based in the United Arab Emirates - delivered the Josh Rosenthal Education Fund Lec- ture to a crowd of about 75 people…

… covers and origi- nals. Del Rio. 5:30 p.m. Free. THEATER Fall Dances See Thursday. Tickets $12 ($9 for students). 2 p.m. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? See Thursday. Tickets $10 ($9 for students). 8 p…

….m. ALTERNATIVES Tony Kushner Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning playwright speaking as part of the Jewish Arts/Great Writers Series. Power Center. 7:30 p.m. Students $5. mon day CAMPUS CINEMA You Can't Take it…

… elderly German floorwasher's affair with an Arab mechanic 30 years her junior. Mich. 6:30 p.m. Free. Love Serenade See Sunday. Mich. 8:30 p.m. MUSIC Acoustic Open Mic Hosted by Chris Buhalis. Tap Room. 9…

… outgoing parliament. It was a thorn in the side of the government, but the chamber largely backed Hussein. The left is split among communists, Baathists and pan-Arab nationalists. A Muslim woman waves a…

…. Sponsored by: Career Planning and Placement Office of Community Service Learning Michigan Campus Compact heer U ave nwv 1M chigan Career Planning Placemnent Pick up a job description & application Student…

… sense Rk as Career opportunities at J.P. Morgan for University of Michigan business students (undergraduate) interested in Corporate Finance Human Resources Management Services (Internal Consulting…

…) Please plan to attend our information presentation on Tuesday, November 9 Career opportunities at J.P Morgan for U iversity of Alichigan Liberal Arts students (undergraduate) interested in Ihuman…

… yesterday. Falconry is an ancient and traditional sport among the Arab people. TICKETS NEEDED: 2 UCLA tickets for parents. Will pay top $$. Call Dennis 651-3883. FOR SALE: 4 season football tickets. Sec…

…-28. Peter 998-0345. NEED TO SELL student season football tickets. Reasonable price. Call 998-0059. ANNOUNCEMENTS THERE WILL BE a memorial service for Sociology grad student Jeffrey Matthew on Friday, Sept. 21…

… at 4:00 in the Vandenberg Room at the Michigan League. VOLUNTEERS TO distribute flyers for Jack Herer & the Hemp Tour rally Friday, :coon on diag & evening reggae benifit at Student Union. 'v Rick 663…

…-Heaven Can Wait, 7,8:45, 10:30 p.m., Nat. Sci. Aud. Organization of Arab Students-documentary, Palestinian Human Rights, 7 p.m., Union Kuenzel Room. PERFORMANCES Eclipse Jazz-Mandingo Griot Society, 8:30, 11 p…

… said. He said many student voters - the group's main source of support - have been careless in filling out their hometowns on the petitions. "You'd be surprised at how many people write 'D-e-t' for…

…, No. 31-S Friday, June 20, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420…

….m.-4 p.m., Red Cross Headquarters, 2729Packard. Palestine Day-sponsored by organization of Arab Students; Diag gathering, noon-1 p.m.; exhibitions and speakers, 5-8 p.m., Union Kuenzel Room; dinner, 8 p…

…-West Side Story, 7,9:45 p.m., Old Arch. Aud. AAFC-Five Easy Pieces, 7, 10:20 p.m., Drive, He Said, 8:40 p.m., MLB 3. MISCELLANEOUS Student Blood Drive-sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity, 10 a…

… contact the organization by May 21, 608 N. Main, 994-4357. The Michigan Daily (USPS 344-900) Volume XC, No. 7-S Friday, May 16, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at the University of…

… others. Sadat refrained from commenting on the Palestine Liberation Organization or other Arabs who have attacked Egypt for signing the Camp David peace pact with the United States and Israel. In exchange…

… August '80 appli- cants. 4-year fully recognized and established Mexican Medical School, with several hundred American students enrolled. Use English language textbooks and exams in English. School com…

… detailed explanation of the project sent to him by the professor. Lisa Waddell, a first-year architec- ture student who took the class last win- ter, was enthusiastic: "It's a lot more conceptual than a…

…! Election change A polling site for the LSA Student Government elections will be open in West Quad tonight from 5 to 7 p.m., ac- cording to Election Director Hildegard Cummings. The site was originally…

… Augusta Township were both have said the Washtenaw honed in on election night. vote tally, expected by aboutI "What was said to be ab- noon today, will give a good Students warm to (Continued from Page 1…

… more coneration and results with Congess than could a Republi- can President. "Althoigh the major reason I voted for Carter was that I dislike Ford," said John Lud-. wig, a graduate student in elec…

… as pardoning Nixon andfailing to give financial assistance to New York City. Also, Carter is pro-Israel, and Ford did more for the Arabs then he did for Israel." Many of those disappointed with Carter…

…, or placing unemploy- ment above inflation in priori- ties." THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVII, No. 49 Thursday, November 4, 1976 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News…

… first major race since the Arab oil squeeze and soaring prices which followed, Tanaka's ruling Liberal-Democratic pa r t y was running short of its old majority of 134 in the largely ornamental upper…

… U of M student. 2. Yourmust choose your series in orde: preference. 3. Married students may send application gether. 4. This application must be mailed by U.S.w NO SOONER THAN JULY 11, 1974. (Mail to…

…GAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. 36-5 Tuesday, July 9, 1974 is edited and managed by students at theUniversity of Miehigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published d…

… backed a student group which forced the University to end assigning rooms to students in University housing on the basis of race. Arabs seize U.S. bank (Continued from Page 1) Palestinian commandos…

… University representative will be on campus 24 October 1973 to' discuss the Harvard MBA program. Students interested in discussing a career in administration should contact the Place- ment Office to arrange a…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "ere Opinions Are Free, Truth Wilt Prseil 420 MAYNARD ST…

… realization that students comprise nearly 30 per cent of the population of Ann Arbor. At least, it looks that way if one considers the proposed city housing ordinance presently before City Coun- cil. For…

… students especially this ordinance will be a tremendous step forward from the half-century-old state housing law Ann Arbor presently operates under. The City Health Office, formulator of the code, has…

… figured out that students living in rooming houses have to do other things besides just sleeping in the one room allotted to them, and have made the minimum space requirements for "rooms used for sleeping…

… purposes" accordingly larger in these dwellings. In rental units, a large percentage of which are occupied here by upperclass- men, graduate students, instructors and their families, the new code designates…

…, ceilings and plumbing facilities. In addition, no land- lord can lease an apartment or other liv- ing unit unless it is "clean and sanitary." Any student, or any renter for that mat- WHEN DUNCAN HINES drew…

… real rub comes in the quality of the food .Which is available-within walking dis- tance, much less within monetary range- to the thousands of students here. ITHOUT IDENTIFYING by name the host of…

… Organizations S. Forest Ave.- planning to be active for the spring + . . semester should register by Feb. 29. Political Issues Club, breakfast meet- Forms available, 2011 Student Acti- ing, Feb. 29, 10:30 a…

… Coherent Optical Sys- tem." John E. Bardach, Fisheries, "The Bounty of the Mekong." Recitals Student Recital: David Wickham will present a French horn recital on Sun. Feb. 28 at 8:30 p.m. in Aud, A. His ac…

… UNESCO, will speak on "Education in the Arab World" on Mon., Feb. 29 at 4:15 p.m. in Aud. A. A discussion on this same topic will be held at 8 p.m., Feb. 29 in the E. Conference Rm., Rackham Bldg. Assembly…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVE iBER 17, 1945 Fifty-Sixth Year 1- ! -1 Edited and managed by students of the University of 'Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of…

… Student Publications. International Students Day TODAY is International Students' Day. This marks the first time that it has been ob- served on this campus. Specifically it is held to commemorate the…

… infamous day six years ago when the Nazis bru- tally massacred 156 and deported 1,200 students of the Charles University in Prague. This was on November 17, 1939. Since that time a horrible war has been…

… fought and won. But now there is a bigger job. Students of the world cooperated to win a great victory. Now they are cooperating to help see that the peace is a lasting one. To facilitate effective student…

… work toward a sense of fullness and fulfillment that reflects what it means to be fully myself, whatever the hell that may even mean. |Arab| |American| They ask, Are you Arab? Or American? Do they…

… not understand That heavy things break through light boxes? |Arab| My affinity for grape leaves And ability to roll my Rs Does not confine me between the letters |A and b|. |American| My…

… CRLT Players from the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching. I was not supposed to be there since they only perform for graduate students, faculty and staff. However, my participation in…

… right to devalue my feelings. So this is goodbye. And I am not sorry. |Arab| |American| How Dare You? TINA AL-KHERSAN Michigan in Color Contributor Vietnamese and Tchaikovsky: Finding fullness in…

… one’s culture Attention: Seniors! MiC is looking for seniors to write a personal statement about how your experience as a student of color on campus has been. Good? Bad? We want to hear. If…

…A OPINION Thursday, January 22, 1981 4 e '4 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority…

… carried Playboy, leading mass marches to "clean up" Times Square, calling cops on Harvard students for showing Deep Throat and picketing scores of other films all over the coun- try, offering bounties for…

…'s) west (meaning the West Bank)." That is why Allon proposed a "Jor- danian-Palestinian Arab state, east of Israel, in which the in- dependent identity of the Jor- danian and Palestinian Arabs can find…

… prominent Palestinians that were willing to listen to the proposals were "done away with" by the PLO. - In 1947 the PN came out with its famous partition 'plan dividing a the British Mandate into an Arab…

… Palestinian state and a Jewish state. Even though the proposal was a letdown for the Jewish community, it still accepted the partition plan. The Arab respon- se, however, was quite different. The armies of…

… of the aggression of the Arab states whose main purpose was not the establishment of a Palestinian state but the total destruction of the Jewish state. It is interesting to note that between 1948 and…

…Page 4-Thursday, January 24, 1980-The Michigan Daily Problems with the primaries surfaced in Iowa If a student preference poll of the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates had been…

… h r f ra B il Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 94 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan AKrem 1in rq kd wn Letters to the Daily Afghan…

… because of the exigen- film, We are all Arab Jews in of power politics. While the Israel." Directed and produced news is cast in terms of U.N by the Moroccad born Israeli, utions, troop displacements Igaal…

… "tribes," "rebels," and Niddam focuses on the 800,000 or !mic fanatics." so Sepharic Jekvs, their culture hanistan and Iran dominate and their problems, and he headlines, yet the Arab- suggests that these…

… oriental i conflict persists as a Israelies could offer a natural tening, pressing reality. bridge to the Arab world, and Begin and Sadat fall over especially to the Palestinians.e nother in courting the U…

….S. The film "We are all Arab Jews ild military bases on their in Israel" will be shown Friday, heir populations continue to January 25 in Angell Hall 2235 at r from disasterous and wor- 7:30 p.m., Saturday…

…-hearted ap- East Quad at 3 p.m. A small ad- ch to the central issue mission fee will be asked at the ng Arabs and Israelies. door, w more than .ever ricans need to become well- med about all aspects of the…

… brought a studded bat to use against Arab dem- onstrators at the speech by Israeli President Ephraim Katzir, eyewitnesses contend "the HRP's claim is a bunch of crap." According to the wit- ness, who asked…

… not to be named fearing reprisals from Arab sympathizers, the bat was carried under the jacket of a man "with Arab features and wear- ing Arab headess." After calling an officers attention to the bat…

… until 5, and the fee is $20 . . . the HRP is holding a statewide membership meeting at 1910 Hill St. at 1:30 to discuss public ownership of utilities . . . the Anthroposophical Student Association is get…

… night whether Calderone was cur- rently enrolled as a University student. An ambulance was called, but the victim was pronounced dead on the scene. POLICE SAID that Calderone apparently fell or jumped…

… 40, S Itl4M BEra tjy Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan friday niorning Pesticides: Here today, here tomorrow bydainiel ziverdlin 420…

…- vent the old "survey" door-opener used successfully by Encyclopedia Britannica salesmien as they p e d d 1e their "great books" to homeowners and students. The "survey" method entails the salesman posing…

… chairman and his associates have encouraged the Palestinian guerrillas to sabotage attempts to reach a peaceful settlement of the Middle East conflict. They have urged the Arab states to adopt Mao's policy…

… will be in contrast to Nasser's posi- tion. Although he talked tough, he was a pragmatist. He was the most moderate of the leaders of an Arab world dominated by feudal sheiks and left-wing revolution…

…- aries. Mao and his meni see the Middle East as something larger than an Israel-Arab cockpit. For them it represents a battle- field on which Peking's twin enemies - U.S. "imperialism" and Soviet "social…

… to rival the Soviet influ- ence with the Arab governments, Mao has concentrated on the guerrillas. He has armed them with Maoist slogans and al- most certainly has supplied them w i t h money and guns…

…. Chinese imvective againstthe United States and, more sub- tly, against the Russians, falls on willing guerrilla ears. Cast adrift without Nasser, turning toward a more belligerent attitude, t h e Arab…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSrrY OF MICHTGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 1 '4 '. - -,_ 1e~rtth OInn Ae 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN…

… dispute. It has gone largely unmention- ed that the West Bank was an- nexed by Transjordan as a result of conquest by its Arab Legion after it invaded Israel in May, 1948. The Old City of Jerusalem was…

… included in the conquered territory. In 1949, in defiance of the UNGen eral Assembly resolu- tion calling for the partition of Palestine into an Arab state and a Jewish state, the occupied terri- tory of…

… had allotted to the proposed independent Arab state, and Israel got the rest. Be- cause of these Arab invasions and subsequent annexations, the inde- pendent Arab state called for by the UN never came…

… a year-have stirred no visible interest in Congress. Snipers Fire, On British, Disrupt Aden Arab Extremists Fight Long Battle, Protest Visit of UN Mission ADEN (W) - British troops fought a day…

…-long street battle with sniping and bomb-throwing Arab terrorists here yesterday. "The situation is firmly under control," reported security com- mander Maj. Gen. Sir John Wil- loughby during a visit to the cen…

…- ter of violence in Aden's Crater District. Ten British soldiers and 10 Arabs were wounded by bombs, mines and bullets. British author- ities-said two Arabs had been kill- ed. UN Mission . Terrorist…

… - is expected to be in the federation several weeks and to visit most of the 17 outlying sheikhdoms and sultanates which make up the Fe- deration of South Arabia. The Arab terrorists want Aden linked…

… airfield "under present circumstances." But he said that policy could change. McNamara said "present tactics are suited" to meet administrative objectives. Speaker: Mr. Franz Mogdis Graduate student in…

… Chinese Studies Sponsored by the Ecumenical Campus Center For reservations, call 662-5529 UNION STUDENT TRA Annurn ru ir Regarding: B'NAI B'RITH H I L L E L FOUNDATION 1429 Hill Street PASSOVER 1…

…, Abbas Alhassan, Sally Kafelghazal, Arwa Gayar, Reema Kaakarli, Miretti Habib speak on a panel at Arab and Latinx Wolverine Day Friday. 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1327 www…

… winter terms by students at the University OF Michigan. One copy is available free of charge to all readers. Additional copies may be picked up at the Daily’s office for $2. Subscriptions for September…

… MomentUM appeals Central Student Judiciary Decision, delays certification of election results ANDREW HIYAMA Daily News Editor Incoming Central Student Government representatives may not be able to…

… MVision’s allegations against Engineering junior Michael Nwansi, the elected MomentUM Engineering representative. MVision reportedly observed and photographed Nwansi influencing a student…

… law student, the demerits would cost Nwansi the seat he won, though the runner-up is also a member of MomentUM. Koziara said the one demerit issued to MomentUM would not affect any other…

… representatives. MomentUM is now appealing the decision to the Central Student Judiciary on the grounds that the UEC issued its decision outside the 36-hour time frame following a hearing. Koziara…

…. Law student Tom Allen, who is serving as counsel to MVision, said because the case has been appealed to the CSJ, MVision no longer had the option to drop the case themselves. “Although we…

… executives, meaning he can’t meaningfully reach out to student organizations. “Unfortunately, the student buy-in and willingness to meet, considering upcoming finals, is different from just the…

… candidate who won versus Central Student Government formally reaching out to student organizations, and I’d prefer to use CSG executive resources in terms of the listserv information and the contact…

…, hundreds of University of Michigan students and fans flooded the inter- section of South University Avenue and Church Street to celebrate. LSA junior Mikayla Easley was at Garage Bar watching the game…

… campus provides a unique opportunity for positive student dialogue given the large number of Jews and Arabs on this campus. As disappointed as I am with the return of divestment to campus, I still have…

… AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SINCE 1890 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 tothedaily@michigandaily.com NOTABLE QUOTABLE It was a mistake to vote for this war in 2002."l…

… of that program, I grew up thinking - along with the millions of students across America who benefited from similar programs - that America was the land of individual equality, individual freedom and…

…@michigandaily.com. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 'U' not unique in its apathy toward student government TO THE DAILY: To answer the question the Daily's editorial board posed last Monday (Does anyone care?, 11/7/2005), the answer is…

… no: Students don't care about student government. But that's OK. The Michigan Student Assembly gets what it wants: a couple of friends voting for each other, photos in the Daily, lots of important talk…

… and a resum6 builder. In fact, one of the best things that can hap- pen to a student government is to be ignored. Take the University of Illinois as an example. During my four years in Urbana as an…

… under- graduate, presidential candidates vowing to end student government were overwhelmingly elect- ed twice. The first time, the elections commis- sion member threw out the results to save their "jobs…

…." But after evidence of abuse of student funds for personal enrichment came to light, the existing student government had no defense and was eventually taken down. So go ahead, hold your meetings, chalk…

…, because it's just like everywhere else. David Swedler School of Public Health Divestment an unfortunate roadblock on path to peace TO THE DAILY: Last year, when the Michigan Student Assem- bly…

… (11/09/2005), the University has not taken a position on Israel's brutal occupa- tion of Palestinian land. This is not the case; by silencing student voices against the occupation, the University has…

… fertilization pro- cess, Rab said. She added that MSA wants to bring the scientific history of Islam to students' attention to show that modern technol- ogy is compatible with Islam. Friday, Preacher Moss, a…

… students about racism since the Sept. 11 attacks. Rab said Moss can help people realize that Muslims actu- ally pursue fields other than medicine and engineering. "We thought a good way to end the week was…

… sororities are allocated three parking spots in the lot. MSA leaders argued against the ordinance, saying that fraternity houses and other large student hous- es are disproportionately left at a disadvantage…

… because there are gen- erally more residents in a house with a need for parking permits than the ordinance allocated. Bourque, however, pushed the parking issue aside, saying, "I don't see why students…

… student issues, Bourque said he would use his abilities as a trial lawyer to analyze Ward 2 resi- dents' concerns and respond with ROBBERY Continued from page 1 female suspect matched a description of…

… Council seat. "I will make sure that you guys have a say in city government," he said, citing his proposal to bring seven students and two Council members together to bridge the com- munication between…

… University stu- dents and the City Council through a joint committee. Levine said it was important for students to hear the positions of the two candidates. "It's important that we as students have the Council…

… relatively pro-students stances on issues that matter to us." Levine said that he intended to educate voters in Markley before the Oct. 8 deadline to register to vote, which he believes will make a differ…

… terrorist organization and five were acquitted. One of the 16 was Tayssir Alouni, a correspondent for the Arab TV network Al-Jazeera. He was convicted of collaboration and sentenced to seven years in jail…

…. Afternoon hrs., flex. for students. Vol- unteer opportunities avail. as well. $55-$95/day. Call 734-222-6347. www.cleanwateraction.org PART TIME PERSON for garden flow- er/vegetable bed cleanup, etc. Only…

… American troops took Baghdad yesterday, the day became an impromptu holiday for many Iraqi Americans. Hundreds of people celebrated in the streets of Dearborn, a predominantly Arab Michigan city - people…

… honked car horns, waved American and Iraqi flags and held celebratory signs. Iraqi American students on campus expressed relief and happiness at the news. Laith Alattar, an LSA and Music senior, drove to…

…." "Beautiful" was the word LSA senior Paul Gabrail used to describe the sight of American troops entering Baghdad. "All the things we See STUDENTS, Page 8A Also yesterday, Iraqi U.N. Ambassador Mohammed AI…

…-Douri declared "the game is over" for Saddam. Students write loved td Ia ones S -tone in raq By Emiy Kraack Daily Staff Reporer Some students on campus who have friends or relatives serving in the military in…

… the gov- ernor not only lacks clear stances on policies, but also has See GRANHOLM, Page 8A JASON COOPER/Daily Students protest outside the Michigan Union to support divestment from the Caterpillar…

… Corporation yesterday. Studentsdemand new 'U' di*.vestment By Carmen Johnson Daily Staff Reporter Students shouting, "divest from Cater-killer" - referring to the Cater- pillar Corp. bulldozers used by the…

… Israeli army - rallied on the steps of the Michigan Union yesterday. Pro- moting awareness of their campaign for the withdrawal of University invest- ments in Caterpillar, Students Allied for Freedom and…

… Equality members marched to the Diag holdinga banner reading "Free Palestine." Focus on Caterpillar's bulldozers which students say are used as weapons and tools for home demolition in the occupied…

… territories - increased after American peace activist Rachel Corrie was killed by a bulldozer last month. SAFE encouraged students to write University President Mary Sue Cole- man, asking her to use the school…

… Yumm Elkhoja said she joined the rally because she does not want students to forget the Israeli-Palestinian conflict during the war in Iraq. "By divesting, it's symbolic that we are not going to support…

…0 4A -The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 9, 2002 OP/ED U~be £idiftt a tIl 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY…

… opinion about how it should be commemorated. At the University of California at Berkeley, the student government has decided that it will leave God and patriotism out of the lexicon and ceremony of the…

…Carthy-esque tendencies latent in our nation's leadership, our shameful victimiza- tion of Muslim- and Arab-Americans, and the popularity of the truly heinous patriotic country ballads plaguing the air waves, there's a lot…

… Devil" for his efforts to publicize the new students on campus start to figure out the wide range of opinions held on campus, true nature of BAMN. Like Students For their routine and schedules, many of…

… those and Students For Life has the right to express Life, BAMN often subscribes to the rhetoric students begin to become involved with theirs. It is the way they express it that is the of classifying…

… number of organiza- the campus area with similar photos. Such other organizations, and in one case actually tions available for students to participate in. behavior is can be described as only one…

… infiltrated a competing minority group and While the vast majority of student groups con- thing - a sick attempt to impose ideology overthrew its leadership in a coup d'etat. duct themselves in an honest and…

… debate at the Uni- Indeed, on campus they are often not just as want to kill babies." SFL has every right, like versity. much for the dirty methods they use as the any student group, to present and argue…

… are Students For cases, they are not advocates, they are dema- you involve yourself in. Only a minute per- Life and the Coalition to Defend Affirmative gogues. centage of groups of campus are like the…

… Affir- ty have all sorts of ways to become involved countless students and faculty, and have mative Action By Any Means Necessary, here at the University and can help yourself severely damaged the…

… certain students into their programs because many people use the nursing school as a back-door into the University, and have no intentions of actually complet- ing the BSN program," Balzhiser said…

…,000 nursing students in the state with about $3,000 a year to cover tuition costs. with Schwarz on the proposed scholarship legislation for several months. "It should help to bring additional students into…

… student's tuition does not cover all of the costs involved. "Nursing is a rewarding profession that offers great opportunities, but something must change. Other- wise the enrollment will continue to be on…

… the decline and there will be no way to attract new students." Latinos advocate o awareness SBy Karen Schwartz Daily Staff Reporter A Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up in front of a Jerusalem…

… junior and Unity Month co- sponsor Celso Cardenas said he hopes having student groups working togeth- er will help break down barriers within the Latino community. He added that. students have to be…

… to settle their negotiations with the GEO. Education graduate student and Stu- dents of Color of Rackham member Xavier Coro a said he wanted to "meet President White so we can start working together to…

… promote student success ... and bypass the middle man in communicating student concerns." Students Were interested in having input in what the new president should be like. "I'd like to see some sort of com…

…." Some other students wanted to know what White does outside of the president's office. "I hope he's a runner and I want to find out if he does the 5K fun run," said LSA sophomore Dustin Oswald. CONYERS…

…- tional right of access to a removal hearing and that, even if there were, UNITED WAY Continued from Page 1 White noted that many faculty, staff and students had voiced con- cern to him about the matter…

…. Despite community pressure, the University did not withdraw from the charity, although they did apply significant pressure to the organization. Many students have pressured the University to withdraw from…

… Arab Community Center for' Economic and Social Services, also spoke at the kickoff, reminding stu- dents of the importance the Univer- sity plays in the Asian rights movement. APA "has been really on the…

… soldiers worked their way through neighborhoods, doing house to house searches looking for any remaining Taliban soldiers and their Arab supporters. Associated Press reporters heard sporadic small arms fire…

… any dra- matic disruption to life as usual. Other students crowded around a tele- vision monitor in the basement of the Michigan Union watching the news reports expressed their sympathies for the…

… homes in flames. Student fee increase up for vote tomorrow MSAetections Fa8l 2001 Voting begins at midnight tonight. Cast your ballot at vote. www. umich. edu Election Board votes to eject 2 Blue…

… candidates By Kara Wenzel Daily Staff Reporter By Kara Wenzel Daily StaffReporter The Michigan Student Assembly wants to increase funding for student groups, and they will be asking students to help foot the…

… bill. A ballot initiative asking for a $1 increase in the student government fee will be on the ballot during the election, which begins tonight at midnight and will run through Thursday night. Every…

… student at the University is assessed a $5.69 fee as a part of their tuition each semes- ter. If the ballot initiative passes, it will increase that fee to $6.69. Since 1998 the number of student groups on…

… campus has risen to more than 1,000, said MSA President Nolan, and the amount of money groups have asked for has tripled, but requested was six times the amount of money, we have to allocate. Student…

… a $13 student fee and the University of Wisconsin at Madison currently charges a $139 fee for student government. The MSA code requires that $1 of the fee automatically go to child care services. Of…

… and is allocated to projects and groups as representatives see fit, The assembly code also requires funding the Ann Arbor Tenants Union with about $20,000 per year. The tenants union provides students…

… MSA is required to keep a mone- tary reserve in case of emergency shortages because the allocations are made before the final budget is known. Student organizations, including 'club sports teams, glee…

… SPAHN PRAY FOR RAIN '71 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THF UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SINCE 1890 GEOFFREY GAGNON Editor in (hief MICHAEL GRASS NICHOLAS WOOMER Editorial Page Editors Unless otherwise…

… THE DAILY: As director of the Office of Student Con- flict Resolution, I would like to respond to the Daily's editorial ("Fight the Code," 1/12/01). Reasonable people may disagree about whether there…

… should be a Code of Student Conduct. However, given that there is a code in place that University students agreed to abide by, it's important for all within our commu- nity to have factually correct…

…- book for Students, and are accessible via the Internet at http://www.umich.edu/-oscr/. We invited the Daily to send representa- tives to our resolution board training session held on Jan. 13, a forum…

… where its staff could ask questions about code procedures. I'm sorry that no one from the Daily staff chose to attend. The editorial states that students "... are denied legal consultation for the…

… Conflict Resolution procedure." In fact, students charged under the Code are permitted to consult with an attorney at any point during the conflict resolution process, including the disciplinary hearing…

… the hub of men's social life in the Arab world's biggest and most spirited city. "In my opinion, it is sacrilege," declares Ahmed Sadiq, a waiter at a cafe coated with a generation of grime. "If women…

… she knowingly exhales a plume of smoke that would make any male aficionado proud. Students work their way through school POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. (AP) -There's a new classroom building going up at the…

…. Students also run the college's fire department, airport and restaurant, and raise cattle and pigs, some of which wind up, in one form or another, on the menu. In exchange for all that, they get a free…

… college edu- cation. "This is Hard Work U," said Jerry Davis, president of one of the Ozarks' best-kept educational secrets. All students at the College of the Ozarks are required to work 15 hours a week on…

… run into trouble studying is not with work but if I start goofing around," he said. The college, founded in 1906, draws many of its 1,500 students from Midwestern farms or families who have worked ovas…

… today that promotes work and discourages debt," Davis said. Students can't even take out a federally insured loan since the college dropped out of the program a few years ago. Officials feared they were…

… sending students the wrong message by encouraging them to rack up thou- sands of dollars in debt before going out into the world. Anyone who came to the college to have fun picked the wrong place. The…

…. For years, Ivy League schools have admitted students on a "need-blind" basis, meaning that finances are not a con- sideration in admission. When a poor or middle-income stu- dent gets an offer for…

… 1997. The change means that parents will not be penalized for having sunk all of their money into paying off their mort- gage or saving for retirement. "A lot of students feel bad that their parents are…

… paying such incredible amounts for them to come here," said Mackenzie Baris, a first year student from Binghamton, N.Y., who uses fed- eral grants, student loans and work- study pay to supplement her Yale…

… decision By Chris Metinko Daily Staff Reporter Students and University officials were left with mixed reactions yester- day after a federal court upheld Proposition 209, an initiative that allows voters to…

… that as many as 18 other. states have similar legislature pending. Some University students said they agreed with yesterday's decision. "(Voters) should have the right to decide ...," said LSA first…

…-year student Joseph Freidman. "It shouldn't just be out of the public's hands." LSA first-year student Jami Shaw said she believes that admissions poli- cies around the country should be based more on academics…

… than race or gender. "I think it should be just on acade- mics. If you work hard, you can come here," Shaw said. "You shouldn't get a free ride for just being a minority." Other students said they feel…

… that diversity is an important component to an institution, especially one like the University. These students had mixed emotions on whether race and gender should be considered in admissions decisions…

… a melting pot" and said University students should get accus- tomed to different people and cultures. "I have mixed feelings on affirma- tive action," said Freidman, who claimed that he knows students…

… to bring the administration closer to the student body and to redirect the University away "from a kind of cen- trifugal force pulling them away from their central functions," a philosophy he…

… think the administration should be on campus with the students - that's why we're here, because of the students." Bollinger said he hopes to focus his presidency on bringing to light ques- tions of…

… Student Leader- ship Office reported that there was a Students' Party "shanty" behind the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library. She said it was too close to the Michi- gan Party's shanty and it was not autho…

…- rized to be there. The caller did not know who placed it there. When DPS officers met with members of the Students' Party, they removed the shanty and used it as a table instead. Break-in at the Business…

… leather jacket and the other person wore glasses, police said. - Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Jodi Cohen SARA STILLMAN/Daily LSA first-year student Joe Palazzolo casts his Michigan Student Assembly…

… election turnout reached about 7 or 8 percent, or 3,000 students. Wolverine Party LSA Rep. Andy Schor said the showing was relatively strong. "It seems the turnout has been bigger than in other fall…

…'s pretty good," she said. Historically, about 7 percent of students vote in MSA's fall elections, versus 14 percent in the winter, when presidential elections are held. LSA junior Mike Ingels expressed mixed…

… recreational activity for its members. Group Meetings U American Movement for Is- rael, Hillel, 1429 Hill St., 7 p.m. U Amnesty International, Michi- gan Union, Welker Room, 7:30 p.m. U Arab-American Students…

…' As- sociation, Arabic conversation hour, Amer's on State, 8:30p.m. U Chinese Student Association, Michigan Union, Room 2209, 7:30 p.m. U Folk Dance Club, ethnic line dancing (no partner needed), North…

…," he said. Gurmukh Singh is not only a fi- nancial contributor but also a con- cerned parent; his son is a University student in the Sikh Studies Program. But Singh feels the teachings of the program are…

… week LSA Student Government (LSA-SG) will determine the newest representative to the Michigan Student Assembly. An LSA-SG committee will de- cide who will fill an open LSA posi- tion on MSA and then…

… (LSA-SG)," Elliott said. "It's left up to the student government because they're assumed to be the representa- tive body of that school." Those who have turned in applica- tions for the open seat are…

… an MSA seat. He said, "We need to be doing more projects that involve students specifically." Stella said, "I'd like to bring a little bit of reform to MSA specifi- cally in the area of ethics." He…

… that there are no women or minorities applying for the position," she said. Ferrarese also said she would like to see people apply beyond those currently involved in student government. While Ferrarese…

… said she wants to fill the position by the end of this week, students can still apply for the position in LSA-SG offices, located on the fourth floor of the Michigan Union. Surgeon General endorses bans…

… Campus Commons, Atrium, 7:30 p.m. Q Saint Mary Student Parish, Catholic update, 331 Thomp- son, 7 p.m. U Southwest Detroit Student As- sembly Meeting, Michigan T T~ninj Rnntv 1 AAOQ0n Planning and…

… Placement, 3200 Student Activities Building, 6:10-7 p.m. U Career Pathways in Econom- ics, sponsored by Career Plan- ning and Placement, Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room, 6-7:30 p.m. U Career Pathways in…

… By PATRICIA MONTGOMERY FOR THE DAILY The Hindu Students Council (HSC) held its first agricultural and religious festival on campus last night. About 30 students took part in Pongal, Puja and Prasad…

…. "It's a time for celebration," said LSA first-year student Sanjeev Javia. "If you don't have time to go to a temple, you come to Puja." Along with the day's events, ob- servers recognize Indian indepen…

… about the heritage is through celebration. HSC organizers said the event hoped to join Hindu followers and University students together to par- ticipate in acknowledgment of the 44th anniversary of…

… Indian indepen- dence. Despite the somber atmosphere, HSC member Michelle Vallabhanath said she enjoyed the occasion. "We celebrated a very festive but religious occasion today," she said. Students of all…

… religious back- grounds were welcomed to take part in the holiday and festival. Kris Vezner, an Hungarian Law Student, said he is interested in learn- ing more about Hinduism after at- tending the event. "It…

… of the Hindu Students Council provided food, flowers and special offerings to the Hindu deities. Gov. candidates debate new school funding proposal Sen. Stabenow defends her role in cutting property…

…. The talks were at undisclosed loca- tions, part of a new policy to create a more relaxed atmosphere outside the glare of publicity. Among the issues being discussed is whether the Arab parties would…

… Organi- zation, Rackham, East Confer- ence Room, 7 p.m. Q Korean Student's Association, Michigan Union, Welker Room, 7p.m. Q Intervarsity Christian Fellow- ship, Michigan Union, Ander- son Room, 7 p.m. Q…

… Career Planing and Placement, 3200 Student Activi- ties Building, 4:10-6 p.m. Q Jewish Feminist Discussion Group, at Hillel, 1429 Hill St., 6-30n m. Revue of the Statement of Students' 'Rights' and…

… Responsibilities 6:00 pm The Pendleton Room of the Michigan Union Fld for by the Students' Rights Commission of Ih' Mirhiqon St miront As':rfr bly ExeCutivePositionsA lbe a I:30-3 p.m. Q Second Annual Freedom Fo…

… PETER MATTHEWS/Daily on the corner of State and William Streets. Creamloses its flavor Student proups Q Arab-American Students' As- sociation, meeting, Michigan Union, Michigan Room, 8-9:30 p.m. U The…

… her loss, she felt she mobilized a good cam- paign. She hopes to start a cable show in which she would interview members of fraternities, students and other con- stituents in order to get more view…

… fact not lost on the president's opponents. Steve's Ice Cream stands desertedc S Iteve's Ice Former student hangout closes after stint as city's favorite scoop by Michele Hatty Daily Staff Reporter…

…, Room 2420, 6 p.m. U Michigan Student Assembly, meeting, Michigan Union, Room 3909, 7:30 p.m. U National Women's Rights Coa- lition, meeting, MLB, Room B119, 6p.m. - . out, CCRB, Room 2275, 7:45- 9:15 p…

….m. Q U-M Asian American Student Coalition, meeting, East Quad, Room 52 Greene, 7 p.m. Q U-M Sailing Team, meeting, West Engineering Building, Room 420,6:30 p.m. U U-M Student/Faculty/Staff Prayer Time…

…Workshop forInternational Students and Scholars, Interna- tional Center, Room 9,10 a.m. Student services U Consultation for Student Lead- ers and Student Organizations, speak with peer and professional…

… consultants regarding leadership and organizational development, SODC, Michigan Union, Room 2202,8 a.m.-5 p.m. Q ECB Student Writing Center, Angell Hall, Computing Center, 7-11 p.m. U Northwalk Safety Walking…

… watch employees handmake the super-premium ice cream right before their amazed eyes. But students walking by the de- serted Steve'sIce Cream, which closed in lateFebruary, findit hard tobelieve it was…

… great.' It enabled people to see that we were a great atmosphere to hang out in," Fichera said. "You have to find something that will at- tract students or you really don'thave a chance." 'It used to be a…

… Hungry promotion. Student groups Q Arab-American Students' As- sociation, meeting, Michigan Union, Pond Rooms, 8 p.m. Christian Science Organiza- tion, meeting, Michigan League, check room at front desk…

… Ilfourstudents at Southern Illinois University by Christine Young Daily Staff Reporter As the Michigan Student Assembly prepares to send its tax exempt forms to the IRS by the end of the month, members are…

… information, Van Valkenburgh said. Roger DeRoo, MSA student ex- ecutive officer said, "The IRS should respond within 100 days, but usually they require additional in- formation. We should know the rul- ing…

… interna- tional students - were all seniors and one was scheduled to graduate this month. Cheng Teck Wong of Malaysia, Ronald Moy of Chicago, Kimiko Ajioka of Japan and Lai Hung Tam of Hong Kong were all…

… saddened by this tragedy," SIUC President John Guyon said in a press release. The nine injured students are be- ing treated for burns and smoke in- halation - and broken bones from jumping from windows in…

… an effort to escape the conflagration. Most of the injured students are being treated at area hospitals, al- though two have been transferred to hospitals in St. Louis, Mo. Of the nine injured students…

…, seven are foreign students, The Red Cross is finding tempo- rary accommodations for the stu- dents, while local churches are col- lecting clothing, food and other ne- cessities for those displaced…

… students. hdian gov 't bans fundamentalists in1wak of rots NEW DELHI, India (AP) - The Indian govern- ment moved to ban fundamentalist groups and sent the army into Bombay to secure order yesterday after…

…, 6:30- 7:30 p.m. Q In Focus, meeting, Frieze Build- ing, Room 2420,6 p.m. Q International Education Honor Society, meeting, School of Education, Whitney Audito- rium, 8 p.m. Q Michigan Student Assembly…

…, meeting, Michigan Union, Room 3909, 7:30 p.m. Q Newman Catholic Student As- sociation, Immaculate Concep- tion Masses, 331 Thompson St., 12:10 p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7 p.m. F Students Against Drunk Driv- ing…

…Page 2--The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 12, 1991 RESCOMP Continued from page 1 nient to have it in the dorm than to go to Angell Hall." First-year Nursing student Lu- anne Robinson also voiced con…

…. Havlicek, however, offered some hope. "If students get together and show support for ResComp, they can make a difference by trying to push for what they feel is im- portant," he said. Calvin and Hobbes…

… IRAQ Continued from page 1 He also urged the government to legalize political parties, inde- pendent labor unions and student organizations, and allow women to vote. In a news conference, Ghanim al…

… "work just as hard as we can to see if we can provide a peace between Arabs and Israelis." Whether providing that peace. will stipulate changes in the United States' military presence in the Middle East…

… is a. place where I could have seen spending my career. The students are great, the faculty is excellent. Hey, so is the football team." i I ooNoj MASS I I~ I II The Medical School Information…

… the Student Publications Building, 420 Maynard St. Applications must be returned to the office by Friday, March 15, 1991. BE A LEADER! AIAC Continued from page 1 Concerning the issue of grant- ing…

… student groups immediate as- sembly recognition, AIAC party members say they would recognize, any student group except ones that advocated racist or fascist actions. AIAC party members are confi- dent about…

… their chances of gaining seats on the assembly. "We're confident that our cam- paign will... provoke thought in the student body," Carmouche said. "All candidates who apply for tenure-track positions are…

… University All students considering a career in medicine are welcome Cosponsored with the Ui-.i i Pre-Med Club Career Plannin Placnent I TENURE Continued from page 1 In LSA, there is a belief that fac- ulty…

…) GEOSCIENCES APPLIED SCIENCES RMATION MEETING: March 14, 1991 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm: G. Brown, Room 1504 RVIEWING: March 15, 1991 Please check with Placement Office NOTE: openm aD intresled student W r attendance at…

… leads an anti-war march from the Diag to the Federal Building on E. Liberty. Students and local residents ,participated in the march, which began Saturday at noon. i *Federal ruling won't cut minority…

… Daily Staff Reporters University officials assured mi- *mority students that current and prospective scholarships will be honored despite a recent announce- ntnt by the Bush administration which…

… at the University?" In response, the student at the head of the auditorium chalked "Teach-in" on the black- board. After the performance, Collier and his class began discussing the possible war. The…

… twelve students who orga- nized the guerilla theater say they are concerned with the prospect of war and worked with LSA Professor Buzz Alexander to compose the skits. Performances were held in at least…

…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 10, 1991 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 NOAH FINKEL Editor in Chief DAVID…

… to make ends meet, and administration officials are worried about likely cuts in state ap- propriations to higher education. En- gler must demonstrate his commitment to students through more than empty…

… attend whatever school they choose. Thus, a student in Detroit would be able to attend school in a more affluent district in one of the surrounding suburbs. While this proposal may appear laudable on the…

… wealthier areas benefit from the educational opportunities provided by their rich tax base. Students in De- troit and other areas must make do with older textbooks and fewer extra-cur- ricular activities…

… because their school districts have fewer tax dollars to spend per student. The remedy to this problem lies not in short-sighted action like choice, but in improving the quality of the schools across the…

… state, especially in the state's poorer districts. The choice plan, besides skirting this central issue in educational reform, is also grossly impractical. Students in the more rural areas will certainly…

…- term reform of the existing structure. More resources must be earmarked for education so students receive an excel- lent education no matter where they live or what school they attend. Parents' economic…

… already a strong racism against Arabs, and I know it will be peo- ple of color and poor people doing most of the fighting. My students are scared." The protestors marched from the Farmer's Market to…

…. Tiffany Hunt, a first year engi- neering student, was at the party when police arrived. "They were just macing people at random. I don't think that would have happened if it had been a differ- ent event…

… Staff Reporter JENNIFER UUNt u aiy Jamal Young (center), a second-year Rackham student, speaks for civil rights here and abroad in a anti-war rally on the Diag Friday. George Davis (left), a second…

…-year Rackham student, and Devmlin Ponte, an LSA junior, joined in the protest as well. City protests intervention by Lynne Cohn Daily Staff Reporter More than 400 Ann Arbor residents gathered to peacefully…

… fear of losing his job for joining the protest. The rally stopped at City Hall where Dr. Elizabeth Allen from the University Nursing School, first-year law student Karima Bennoune, Ypsilanti's First Con…

… the Persian Gulf drew more than 200 people in a Diag rally last Friday. Speakers represent- ing a wide range of student and local groups addressed the protestors before they marched to the Union, where…

… the rally ended. Paula Church, head of the Michigan Student Assembly Peace and Justice Committee began the rally by yelling to the large gathering: "We're a coalition of students who don't want a war…

…. Earning the loudest cheers of the day, second-year Rackham student Jamal Young continued along the same vain as Smith. "Sixty-five percent of the peo- ple on the frontline are of African ancestry," Young…

… Kilbourne. impact on women, The image of men in ads is also by Shalini Patel Daily Staff Reporter The University chapter of the Na- tional Lawyers Guild has endorsed the demands of the student move- ment…

… opposed to the deputization of campus police officers and a code of non-academic conduct In a letter to Michigan Student Assembly President Jennifer Van Valey dated Dec. 1, the group de- scribed the current…

…1d gan 74F Ccpynght C 1990 Vol. C1, No.44 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, November 5,1990 TeMicin IDal Vol. o. 4 hip~di American students in Israel cope wi 0 Mark Katz Program at the Rothberg School…

… for of Israelis inside Israel-proper in the one of panic. JERUSALEM - When nearly 500 American college students boarded the plane to come here this past summer, anxiety ran deep. The thought of…

… supply store, a convenience store, a post office, student lounges, hotel rooms, and a computing center branch. In line with these expectations, much of the Commons' interior was left uncompleted, awaiting…

… 'Commons because few people fre- quent the area now. At the same time, he explained, businesses would generate more consumer patronage. Frank Cianciola, Director of the Michigan Union/North Campus Commons/Student…

… available in their own dis- ciplines. For example, a dancer Overseas Students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem find them- selves with much more to worry about. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's threats…

… to destroy Israel with an arse- nal of chemical and biological weapons was taken more seriously than past threats made by other Arab leaders. Many Israelis have the gov- ernment-issued gas masks at…

… home -o prove it. Internally, the combination of vio- lence on the Temple Mount three weeks ago and the random stabbings following week have further in- creased tensions among American students here…

…. Mark Katz is a University junior and a Daily staffer, currently studying in Israel on Hebrew University's One-Year program.y-s - r WORLD}:J PERSPECTIVE However, the mood among American students at Hebrew…

… University is, for the most part, not Out of the 550 students on the predominantly American one-year program, only 39 have left. That figure represents approximately twice the number of students who usually…

… early de- partures were caused by parental pressure from back home. Nevertheless, students have been ith regional affected by the realities of the threat deal with4 to their security coming from within…

…rrrrnxlrn ph zs Ann Arbor, Michigan Friday, September 21, 1990 COPYrI V01.C , No.12 The Mich chipanpaiiy M R 1 9kV Students tJ Lf ~y l v rS>Xn r; v, E protest m L x 'U ' r -0 r I I 1 ' r e' ' 5 Fr…

… unidentified students as the regents made their way to the Michigan Union for a public comments session regarding armed security on campus. Students speak out to Regents by Josephine Ballenger Daily Crime…

… freedom of expression issue," said Corey Dolgon, chair of Michi- gan Student Assembly's Student Rights Commission (SRC). Dolgon and SRC oppose campus deputization because, they say, offi- cers could use…

… their authority to stop protests and other forms of student expression. With a campus police fleet, new patrol cars and headquarters estimated to cost the University more than a million dollars a year…

…4 ,a OPINION 4. Page 4 Monday, December 12, 1988 The Michigan Daily £Eb4 u tlj Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Protect Tagar & CCF j." Vol. IC; No.66 420…

… Taggart and Kenneth Sparks The Michigan Student Assembly's (MSA) recent attempt to censure student groups because of their political and religious viewpoints is a flagrant and deeply disturbing violation of…

… the first amendment. We refer, of course, to MSA's attempt to derecognize two student groups, Tagar and Cornerstone. Christian Fellowship, because of viewpoints these groups expressed on the Diag. This…

… Duderstadt? Quite simply, MSA proposes to penal- ize these groups because it finds their viewpoints racist, homophobic and repug- nant to the student body. The first amendment does not exist to protect only…

… student organiza- tions. And third, freedom of speech not only protects the right to express a view- point, it also protects a group or individ- ual from retribution once that viewpoint has been expressed…

… State College must recognize the campus chapter of Students for a Democratic Society unless the college could meet a "heavy burden" of demon-. strating that the group would significantly disrupt the…

…. The. Y° statement was also sent to the Michigan Student As- sembly. MSA President Ken Weine said the assembly will release a statement in response to the CLB statement after a review of the document…

…'s Board of Regents. The University Council should examine the docu-, ment as well, Railton said, because of its past role in helping form a non-academic code of student conduct. But the group - a coalition…

… of nine faculty, students, and administrators - has not met since summer. "WE HOPE it's a position that all its constituen- cies can endorse," Railton said. The task of the CLB, one of the committees…

… Michigan Student Assembly presidential candidate Michael Phillips plans to take legal action against the Ann Arbor News for a story written about him Sunday. The article states that "Phillips was accused of…

… pulling a knife on a fellow student... two years ago in a campus dormitory" and that the charges were never substantiated. But Phillips, an LSA junior and chair of MSA's student rights committee, said the…

…-year student in the Mary Markley Residence Hall. He said an unidentified student asked him to perform oral sex. Phillips said the student began to unzip his pants af- ter Phillips refused. Phillips said he felt…

… he was being harassed and tack- led the student, causing a knife to fall out of his pants. A student speaking on condition of anonymity, who lived on the same hall as Phillips in Markley, said he could…

… wouldn't disagree with it." The student who allegedly ha- rassed Phillips refused to comment. Phillips accused Delro .Harris, an LSA sophomore and chair of MSA's minority affairs committee, of telling the…

… to the Occupied Territories, Bennoune will speak about her experiences as an Arab-American visiting the Occupied Territories, 7 p.m., Law School, Hutchins Hall, Room 116. Performances Patrick Street…

… session, $20 preregistration fee, 12-1 p.m., University Health Service. Furthermore Disabled Student Services Sign Language Club - "Signs of the Times," March 27, 2-4 p.m., Michigan Room, Michigan Union…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 26, 1986 Stanatin air I plagues MLB Students complain about snail-like elevators By MIA GOLDBERG Faculty members and students are still…

… recruitment and some students employed at the nation's largest automaker may be laid off as GM plants look for ways to cut costs, officials said. Some students are working in GM plants through a cooperative…

… agreement between the automaker and GMI Engineering and Management Institute, a 3,000-student degree- granting institution which became independent from GM in 1982. "There are divisions of GM that probably…

… downgraded. Richard Dale, GMI's admissions director, said no co-op students had been cut from their jobs with GM. But another GMI official, who asked to remain anonymous, told The Flint Journal there was a…

… significant drop in the number of GMI co-op' students sponsored by GM. "The official information is there has been no drop from GM, but I; know for a fact that certain divisions have cut back and-or eliminated…

… believed to be Iranian raided a French-operated oil platform off the United Arab Emirates, killing at least five workers. It was the first raid on Larak, one of two makeshift terminals established at the…

… demonstrators claimed had violated international law. Shortly after the sit-in, a Superior Court judge granted a temporary order barring the Radical Student Union and 14 protesters from more occu - pations at the…

… 25,000-student cam - pus. Most of the demonstrators were charged with trespassing and dis - rupting university business and 27 protesters were released on their personal recognizance following their…

… arrests Monday night. Carter, who was released after paying a $15 court fee, was accused of blocking buses holding arrested students. She said she was taken into custody "because they (police) were pushing…

… father would be proud of her. About 75 students in the court - room burst into applause when she came before the judge. Contant threa - tened to clear the courtroom in the outbursts persisted. Carter was…