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…-Pales- tinian 1993 peace accord in principle but acknowledges that it has changed politi- cal reality, said parliamentarian Talab Sanna, of the Arab Democratic Party. "I feel very optimistic after meeting with…

… very optimistic after meeting with Sheika Yassin" f - Talab Sanna Arab Democratic Party approved a 16-point draft agreement reached between Hamas and the Pales- tine Liberation Organization that is due…

… Mandate with a large influx of black students in the past couple of years. Ruby Ridge case leads to tighter roles WASHINGTON - In an extraordinary display of contrition, FBI Direc Louis J. Freeh said…

… Univer- sity officers arrived at the amphitheater and watched from the entranceway. "I was definitely embarrassed at the way he was treated," said LSA first- year student Jennifer Bradley-Swift. She said…

… BAPTIST CHURCH. Contemporary worship services at 9-00 am and 12 Noon on Sunday. Bible study for students at 10:30 am. 2580 Packard Road. 971-0773. Small-Group bible studies and student activities weekly. ST…

… service times, The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscriptions for fall term, starting in…

…. "Mr. Baker should avoid Ann Ar- bor except to meet with his lawyer," Cohn said. "And he is not allowed to meet with any student of the Univer- sity of Michigan or anyone else while in Ann Arbor. "He is…

… female student named in one of his Internet stories. Mullkoff, who limited Baker's re- sponses only to the topic of his time in jail, said he is working toward dis- missing the case before it comes to…

… think you're pregnant... call us-we listen, we care. PROBLEM PREGNANCY HELP 769-7283 Any time, any day, 24 hours. Fully confidential. Serving Students since 1970. Daily photographer honored with Michigan…

…. - 1 Set your on SPRING! for your eyeglasses and eye exams Report: Minority enrollment on rise WASHINGTON - The number of minority students enrolled at U.S. colleges and the number earning de- grees…

… and economically prohibitive" to design airplanes to cope with "freezing rain, freezing drizzle." Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emir- ates and Bahrain, had voiced their support for his drive for a…

… wider Arab Israeli peace in the Middle East. Poverty summit ends with no solutions COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Committing.themselves to a pact on fighting poverty, world leaders wrapped up a summit yesterday…

… altered state best (and worst) dating stuff place to meet a mate pick-up line The Michigan- Di--ly (SSN 0745-67) IS PublishedMonday through Friday during the fal and winter terms by students at the…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… consultation with So- viet Foreign Minister Eduard She- vardnadze, set the time and place to 4esume the Mideast peace conference after the Arabs and Israel were un- able to come to terms. They conferred again…

… yesterday by telephone, and Shevardnadze "is working on his end as cosponsor." The administration has sent Is- rael and the Arabs what U.S. offi- cials called "suggestions" on how to tackle the tough issues…

… underway. Next, number 27 (You're number 95) Mitch West, an LSA senior, is one of many students who waited over half an hour for a computer at the Union computing center yesterday. U.S. erects shelter for 2…

… of its students, and those that do receive money are not compensated for room and board. This in- formation was incorrectly reported in an editorial in yesterday's Daily. Eleanor Schwartz, the author…

… U-M Baha'i Club, weekly mtg. Stock- well, Rosa Parks Lounge, 8-9:30. Korean Student Association, weekly mtg. Ugli Lounge, 5 p.m. Public Interest Research Group in Michigan, weekly mtg. 4109 Union, 9…

…:30. Recycle U-M, weekly mtg. Dana Bldg, Student Lounge, 7 p.m. Students Concerned About Animal Rights, weekly mtg. Dominick's, 9 p.m. MSA Environmental Commission, weekly mtg. Dominick's, 5 p.m. Speakers…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…. The British escapees told Lon- don's Daily Mail newspaper that they had spent 25 hours in rough seas after taking the 10-foot boat through the marshes of southern Iraq, into the Shatt-al-Arab waterway…

… Arab lands, Baghdad's official Iraq News Agency reported. Kaifu insisted on Iraq's with- boat drawal from Kuwait first, said Shi- geo Takenaka, Kaifu's spokesperson. Kaifu later met with Jordan's King…

… Professor at the school since 1987 - a going-away party on the Friday before her departure. Nursing School Associate Dean for Student Affairs Janice Lindberg said the nurse's co-workers sent her off with a…

… assistant in the Creative Writing program and a personal friend of Webster's, said Webster "really enjoyed teaching... he really was enjoying the work that he was doing with his students." "Everybody liked…

… him, and it was a very big shock to find out he had passed away," said LSA senior Ted Pastor, one of Webster's students. Swan felt the, same. "We're all sort of reeling a bit," she said. "He was one of…

… Guild House. offers beans, rice, poltics by Nicole James Where can students and community members eat beans and rice in a living room while discussing Central American politics, or hear local writers read…

…, students and commu- nity members, the House holds regular weekly events attended by a wide mix of people. Director Don Coleman said the Guild House wants to provide ways to help people find meaningful life…

…Page 4- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, April 18, 1990 (Itje fidtrigan tt l EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 420 Maynard Strct Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 ARTS 763 0379 PHOTO…

… students' fears and sus- picions may be justified. But who knows? The President may have better intentions. I have a feeling his plans look at times rather "dictatorial," but perhaps he really will remain…

… try to trust President Duderstadt? He may pleasantly surprise us all. Mali Bahreman Participate in Israeli mock elections at 'U' To the Daily: The debate on campus concerning the Arab-Israeli conflict…

… Israeli elections in the fishbowl tomorrow from 10 am to 3 pm. It will be possible to vote for all parties, from the two largest, Likud and Labor, to the smaller Arab, commu- nist, and religious parties. It…

… is important that as many people as possible vote in the elections in order to provide an accu- rate view of how Michigan students and faculty feel towards Israel and her govern- ment. Descriptions of…

… University graduate student Cartoons and signed letters on the Opinion Page represent the views of the artists or authors, and not necessarily those of the Daily staff. Critic takes a beating0 To the Daily…

… What's your opinion? The Daily wants to hear from you. Send or bring letters to the Student Publications Building at 420 Maynard Street. Or, you can bring in letters on Macintosh disk or send them via…

… their arraign- ment, the students had delivered to the Daily a letter of apology to the women and the University commu- nity. In it they wrote, "We had no intention to frighten or harass any- one, but we…

… used the building as a short pass to a bus shelter on N. University St, Vail said. The police report did not indicate whether the men were University students, Vail said, adding that po- l ice are…

… impress you. " Graduate degrees are avail- . Various fellowships and work pro able for those with undergrad de- grams are available for student grees in the sciences or engineer- support, ing and earn…

… a tougher policy against Arab stone throwers yesterday, blowing up the homes of three suspects and saying soldiers could fire more freely to quell violent protests in the Palestinian uprising. Three…

… Palestinians died yesterday and 16 were wounded in clashes with troops in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, Arab reports said. Army officials confirmed the deaths. Some Israeli reserve soldiers confronted…

… and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan. Subscription rates: for fall and winter (2 semesters) $25.00 in-town and $35 out-of-town, for fall only $15.00 in-town and $20.00 out…

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… her and McKuen to leave. Maria, a second year law student at Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, said she started to ar- gue with Block, saying that under the provisions of the contract the steward…

… a peace mission yesterday with inconclusive responses from Israel and the Arabs on his plan.for negotiations this year on a Middle East settlement. Final word from Jordan, the key Arab country…

… hearing panel. But law student and outspoken code critic Eric Schnaufer said the new document was just as vague as the previous draft. "When is (student behavior) offensive? Where does the public forum end…

…) 955-4900 ~J~eMAicigan f§aifju Vol. XCVIII- No. 100 The Michigan. Daily (ISSN 0745-987) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms by students at the University of Michigan…

… National Student News Service. Editor in Chieft... ....REBECCA BLUMENSTEIN Timothy Huet. Juliet Jainms Brian Jarvinen, Av m Managing Editor .................MARTHA SEVETSON Kouffman, Preeti Mahani, David…

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

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

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

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

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

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

… University, Office of Financial Aid Director Harvey Grotrian said fun- ding for some of next year's federal grants and leans for students were in- volved in yesterday's budget holdup, but this year's funds…

…,000 Protestants left their jobs at noon when the strike began. Belfast Chamber of Commerce Secretary Geoffrey Auret said many businesses closed but banks were open and buses and trains kept run ning. Arab…

… endorsement of Saudi peace plan stalled at League FEZ, Morocco- A majority of Arab League members favors Saudi Arabia's Mideast peace plan but opposition from hardliners probably will prevent the league from…

…'s widow, who hopes to prove his innocence, sued the state for access to the files. Qbe AMtctoan 1OatlI Vol. XCII, No. 65 Tuesday, November 24, 1981 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at…

… University of Michigan Representa- tive who's willing to fly to California, December 16. This student will participate on the show against representatives from seven different colleges across the nation. A…

… producers of Barry and En right Productions. One student will be flown to California for the taping., LOTTERY INFORMATION @00 0 C ~ - 0 /"a ". "S e Editor-in-chief .................... SARA ANSPACH…

… Seltzer,.Karen Silverstein, Sam Slaughter. Nancy Thompson, Jeffrey Voight. Registration Dates: November 23, 24, 25th (by noon on the 25th) Registration Location: Michigan Student Assembly 39O9.Michigan…

…0 OPINION g 4 Friday, October 9, 1981 The Michigan Daily 0 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Weasel Vol. XCII, No. 26 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials…

… years, a student only needed a 2.5 grade point average at the time he or she applied for the RA position. Un- der a new housing policy, however, RAs and RDs are required to maintain that average from the…

… acquainted and comfortable with their advisors. The unfairness of the decision is un- derscored at Bursley, where up to four students face job termination because of declining grades. Some of these students…

… have alleged that the murder of two students last April took its toll on their grade point averages. RAs and RDs should not be judged on the basis of their grades. Other skills are much more important…

… regime representative of Iran's majority Shi's Arab, population comes to power in Baghdad? The success of the president's policy to restore health to the American economy depends on peace in the Middle…

… revolutionary turmoil would be preferable to a powerful Saudi Arabia which could become the leader of the Arab world. Pro-Israeli sentiment is the most powerful factor in op- position to the AWACS sale in the U…

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

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

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

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

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

…'s International Center. Peled said Israel should abolish its settlements in Arab-occupied territory and establish a Palestinian state in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip regions bordering on Israel…

…, but Iraq's president vowed that anyone trying it "will have his hand cut off without hesitation." Tehran Radio's Arabic broadcasts yesterday said Iraq had mobilized 0,000 soldiers of its 190,000-man…

… MHedieval and Renaissance CodlegiuM MARC Student Heusing Fell and Winter 1980-81 Would you like to live in an elegant neo-Tudor mansion (East Quad)? Dining ha l, ............ rniturn* ,nteiara..,.n natn…

… armies on full alert, the Kuwaiti news agency, KUNA, said.., Arab Gulf states feared that Washington's severing of diplomatic relations with Iran would trigger shock waves throughout the region. IRONICALLY…

… simultaneously gain excellent collegeeducations. Odessa, Texas, is standing by to help. We want sincere students, willing to share their talents with business or industry. Nothing guaranteed. Nothing altruistic…

…. But if you've got a modicum of courage, will-power, and faith in yourself, you'll make it on your own. Why? Because Odessa has two fine schools and room for good students . . plus a burgeoning economy…

… by the Hofstra Law School faculty, the Institute seeks to develop analytical skills and to introduce the student to the law library and legal writing techniques. These are essential tools for competent…

… vocational/technical. Through voc/tech, we can even help you learn a quick, marketable trade... and find work to support further aca- demic studies. Tuition for out-of-state students is considerably less than…

…, Minister Students Welcome. For information or transportation: 663-3233 or 426-3808. 10:00 a.m.-Sunday Worship. UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 409 S. Division Steve Bringardner, Pastor Church School-9:45 a…

…. Thomas Shomaker, Chaplain/Director Extensive programming for under- grads and grad students. UNIVERSITY REFORMED CHURCH 1001 E. Huron Calvin Malefyt, Minister 10:00 a.m.-Morning Service 6:30 p…

….m.-Informal Worship * * * ST. MARY STUDENT CHAPEL (Catholic) 331 Thom son-663-0557 Weekend Masses: Saturday-10 p.m. Sunday-7:45 a.m., 9 a.m., a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. North Campus-9:30 a.m. 10:30 RISING. STAR The New…

…. Huron--663-9376 0. Carroll Arnold, Minister Paul Davis, Interim Campus Minister Worship-10 -a.m.; Bible Study-11 a.m. Fellowship Meeting-Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. CANTERBURY HOUSE (Episcopal Student…

… Arabs. The plan, according to the Herald American, includes: " A giant oil pipeline between Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf states and the Mediterranean coast, bringing pro- Western Arabs into an informal…

…-Saturday; closed Sundays. - Daily Classifieds Bring Results is looking for students interested in working on the business staff. Positions are open in marketing, sales, and general business. No experience necessary…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…. ALSO AT stake in the April election are five city council seats and three ballot proposals.] In the student - dominatedl First Ward, Elizabeth Taylor, a former democratic county commissioner will run…

…. Because of many re- quests and little money, only re- quests for $3,000 max. for projects (Continued from Page 1) rated "excellent" or "very good" by tured four LSA Student Govern-. Divisional Review boards…

…, with Monte Fowler coming in the students will all hold oflice second with 34 percent. for two semesters. JIM DAVIS swept the Hill With a total cost of 91.54, area on the CC ticket with 66 the UHC…

… swaying, ascent to the heights of the "Ein Sof." INTRODUCTION TO MIDRASH: we will discuss Midrash views of the story of the binding of Isaac, but also the nature and structure of Midrash. THE ARAB…

…-ISRAELI CONFLICT: a study of source materials: this course will deal with the origins and develop- ment of the Arab-Israeli conflict and the emergence of the Palestinian national movement and the P.L.O. THE ROLE OF…

… WOMEN IN JUDAISM if you see news happen call 76-DAILY student assessment each term.! Dan Berland (Campus Ciali-1 tion) was elected to the two semester UHC president posi- tion, with 53 per cent of the…

… Board to post number of new teachers has teacher openings. been steadily decreasing, while Ardis indicated that if the student attendance has remain- district wanted to list job notices ed fairly. stable…

… of Biophysics and Chemistry 7 P.M.-FEBRUARY 8, 1974 ANDERSON ROOM, MICH. UNION Young Socialists Alliance Organization of Arab Students mated diversion for noontime passersby. One marcher, having…

… were mothers with chil- dren in tow, students looking for cheap furniture, the old looking for remnants of the past. All min- gled in search of the jackpot, and jackpots there are. ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, TV…

… Studies Department, Wayne State University WHY THE ENERGY CRISIS: Arab blackmail or capitalist fraud? ROBIN MAISEL, Socialist Workers Party WHY THE MIDDLE EAST PEACE WONT HOLD. ASHAF EL-BAYOOMI, Professor…

… assistant save Stafford Nickels' house. W. J. Usery. * -r . $6.50 $5.50 $4.50 TICKETS AVAILABLE BEGINNING FEBRUARY 11th AT: Michigan Student Union, Hudsons, Grinnells, Discount Records (S. University…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… item to' continue the super- sonic transport aircraft project The Michigan Daily, edited and man- akec. by students at the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0552. Second Class postage paid at Ann…

… the four days of jury selection. SYRIA'S new revolutionary government announced yester- day it would seek to join the proposed Arab federation of Egypt, Libya and Sudan - restoring in part the 1958…

… United Arab Re- public of Gamal Abdel Nasser. The old Syrian-Egyptian merger collapsed in September 1961 after existing mostly on paper. The announcement of the Syrian plan was made by Radio Da- mascus in…

… Sisters Rising JIM SANDLER, Pres. of U.A.C. Students for Educational lnnov:.tion BI LL HA R RIS, Administrative V.P. of U.AC.Suet o dctoaIInoeto DAVID BRAND, Pres. of L.S.A. Assembly Tenants Union Steering…

… Committee BRIAN FORD, V.P. of L.S.A. Assembly The Radical Caucus of the Gay Liberation Front MARK PETERS, Pres. of Inter-House AssemblyRy LESLIE BLUESTONE, of New University Conference Students to Support the…

… Auto Workers BILL BACHMANN, of the Teaching Fellows Union and Brain Mistrust Students Against War Research MAUREEN HUNTER, of Ann Arbor Conspiracy Radicalesbians KEN MOGILL, coordinator of U. of M…

…. Lawyer's Guild NANCY LEDAR, of the Polis Literature Program New Education Collective ANDY WEISMANN, of L.S.A. Assembly Alice Lloyd Library KAREN SHARKEY, of the Education Students Advising Office JOEL…

…'s first foreign mission as Prime Minis- ter, came as British lawmakers built up pressure on the government to explain why it is selling heavy arms to Arab states while denying weapons to Israel. Mrs. Meir…

… has said the Big Four talks give Arab leaders the ex-' cuse not to deal directly with Israel and she repeated this to Stewart yesterday. She has argued that in the late 20th century it should be…

…:00-1:00 605 E. William 50c The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students of the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0552. Second Class postage paid at A.n Arbor, Michi- gan, 420 Maynard St.. Ann…

…- cus political issues," said Marc Van Der Hout, a member of Rad- ical Caucus a n d Executive Vice President of Student Government Council, "but anyone who is in- terested is welcome to participate. The…

… place the nec- essary boots on-closed reserve be- cause the program is not given for credit. Even if the books were on reserve, they could not be used by students who are not registered for the summer…

… Caucus office on the second floor of the Student Activities Building. The first meeting of the pro- gram, which is to be held Tues- day, June 17, at 8 p.m. on the third floor of the SAB, deals with Black…

… Pharmacist" "The Golf Specialisi" "Th Ara M ~i C THE ALTERNATIV Student-Faculty Co-Op Coffee House Indoor-Outdoor S.A.B.-Aeross from Ad. Bldg. -fi '. .. _ . I i 1 " IA I I 1 1 1 1 III W . I' …

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

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

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

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

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

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

…. Phone NO 3-6158. )B47 home on Southwest Side. Phone NO 3-6158. )D4 HELP WANTED CHANGED YOUR MIND about courses or housing for this year? Is there a senior female student, graduate or undergraduate, who…

… attendant nights and Sundays Experience. ferred. Apply 101 Beake Street.) for pre- ) H24 The historical significance of President Nasser of Egypt is that he is the first Arab leader to raise a banner of…

… dynamic leadership in both of these causes. For the United States the trag- edy in the rise of Arab national- ism is that it has adopted as an integral part of itself an intense anti-Westernism which…

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…, many being caused by over-indulgence, lack of sleep or dietary indiscretions. These may be alleviated by aspirin and rest. Hillel To Hold SymposiUm Disciied To iglhi A symposium on the topic, "The Arab…

… Viewpoint versus Zionism" will follow religious services, the latter beginning at 7:45 p.m. today at the Hillel Foundation. Both the services and the sympo- sium will be sponsored by Avukah, student Zionist…

… organization on cam- pus. At the symposium, Prof. How- ard B. Calderwood of the political science department will present the Arab viewpoint and Max Dresden of the physics department will present the Zionist…

… Mendelssohn Theatre. During rehearsals Miss Murzek sometimes wears a sergeant's jacket' so that she will outrank the men in Appointments Are Made Fifteen new Hillel student council members elected last week…

… contributed most to the Founda- tion through public speeches. The Arnold Schiff Memorial Award of $25, in honor of the University student who died in an automobile crash in 1941, wil be received by the Hillel…

…-semester pe- riod, are for sums ranging from $150 to $250. They are awarded to stu- dents who will do hostess work, act as student diectors, or do other jobs around the. Foundation. There will be some seats…

…- eniors and graduate students who sals of the various danc chorusasr- four evenings a week. Dr. Poole To Be She has been dancing since shevwi;s four and has instructed for two year, I s elaker at I1auoiset…

… 4 ,q Annual International Night Entertainment, Sponsored By The University Cosmopolitan Club, Will Be Presented Thursday Night At Hill Auditorium Students Of Many Nations Join With Outside…

… of spelling Arab- ]an Nights backwards. The overture will be render- ed by an orchestra under the direction of Lucile Bellamy, '25, consisting of: Violins, Lucile Bellamy, '25, Pauline Kaiser, spec…

…. He sings in Russian and will be accompanied in all his numbers by Mrs. Charles H. Bennett, of :Detroit. Marian Miller, '25, comes in as Jamna, an Arab- an dancer, and dances a native Arabian number…

…- men there will- add incalculably to the rishness of their college life at Ann Arbor. Such an edifice will encourage, too, natural, easy give-and-take between women students from foreign shores, and the…

… Smith, '26, is serving as vice- president, Yoshiyash Kumazawa, '26 is secretary, and Lionel G. Crocker, grad., is treasurer. More than 100 students from all parts of the world, including 25 Americans…

…, make up the present membership. Their purpose is to promote friendship and exchange of ideas on the Michigan campus, to bring foreign students into friendly relationship with America, to focus activities…

… aimed to bring the foreign student into more natural and intimate touch with repre- 'sentative American life, to develop, through their own membership, an enlightened, vital spirit of in- ternational…

… Asian American Organizations, La Casa, Arab Student Association and Students Allied for Freedom and Education. Though the University did not satisfy the group’s original demands, in their…

… and make recommendations about policing. The task force will have representation from both the GEO and Students of Color Liberation Front, which is a coalition of the Black Student Union, United…

… because of the relationship between policing and student health. At a press conference on Wednesday, GEO Vice President Erin Markiewitz spoke to this sentiment. “Policing, even when it…

… I think addressed feelings that Black and Brown students had of not feeling safe with armed police officers around campus,” White said. “Safety doesn’t look the same for all people, and we…

… modifications of the program by the University. Some students questioned whether GEO’s initial anti- policing demands were pragmatic. Engineering senior Yilin Yang said while he supported the group…

… with police would worsen the spread of COVID- 19 by weakening the Michigan Ambassadors’ power to keep student gatherings in check. “It seemed to me like these demands would have the effect of…

… and Brown students — who are the ones hurt by these problems existing in the first place — but also is used to wrap up progress in bureaucratic hurdles,” Soberano said. “But I think the fact that…

… they even allowed us a seat at the table is a big step. And we had to listen to especially the Black students in our community who were telling us, ‘look, we’re afraid of what the University will…

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… Bloomberg coffee chat WHAT: The Bloomberg Analytic and Sales Team will hold a coffee chat to meet with students interested in working for their company. WHO: The Career Center WHEN: 11 a.m. to 12…

… professor, will be giving a speech about the Arab-American racial paradox that classifies them as white on the U.S. census but are treated otherwise. WHO: Department of Near Eastern Studies WHEN: 4 p…

… mental health among students. Short for “you matter,” the group specifically raises awareness about bullying, depression and suicide. After organizing and planning for several years, the club…

… became official last month. High school student Erik Rob- erts founded the national orga- nization umttr in Montgomery County, Md. following the suicide of his close friend and fellow ath- lete, Evan…

… stigma associated with mental illness through the new student organization. “I think it is crucial that umttr started as an organization by young adults, for young adults,” Rosenstock said in an e…

… the Uni- versity’s curriculum, perhaps as a requirement class for incoming freshmen, similar to the AlcoholE- du program. “I hope that we can implement a similar program where students are…

… for students who need a community of individuals who understand the hardships of han- dling mental health issues. “I hope to create a safe place for students to talk about their personal struggles…

… they belonged to Hezbollah. -Compiled from Daily wire reports Coleman meets, greets at annual open house Leukemia survivor to research disease he beat as a teen Hundreds of students flock to president…

…'s home By PAIGE PEARCY Daily NewsEditor The white house nestled between the Clement's Library and Tappan Hall on South Uni- versity Avenue may seem out of place to newer students, but it's not long before…

… president. Before meeting Coleman, E. Royster Harper, the Univer- sity's vice president for student affairs, greeted students enter- ing Coleman's home. "I love the fact that our presi- dent says this is my…

… house, this is your house, come meet me, come see me, and that she will stay here the entire time in heels," Harper said. Coleman stood at the back of the house where hundreds of students waited to talk…

… with her individually and take pictures. "I think it's important for students who would like to see the house to come in and see it," Coleman said. "There are two groups that I really enjoy: the new…

… students coming either for their undergraduates or gradu- ate studies - their first time in Ann Arbor - and then 1 love for the seniors to come because it's the last year." Coleman said she looks for- ward…

… to the open house every year as a way to get to know the students. "People always tell me great things, and I'm excited to hear about what people are studying and where they're from, so I get a lot of…

… that anytime we can open up our home and our hearts to each other that it makes us a different kind of community," Harper said. Inside the President's House, students could roam the rooms on the main…

… this event is really important because it sends out a strong signal to every student on campus that their president, Mary Sue Coleman, is there for them and an extremely warm and kind lady," Parikh said…

… the Univer- sity's Neuroscience Graduate Program for an annual event in which middle school students from the region are invited to participate in a variety of interactive and educational exhibits about…

… the brain, accord- ing to Rackham student Stephanie Temme, the former co-director of BrainsRule! "We want to reach them at that crucial age and show them that science can be fun, interesting and you…

… don't necessarily have to be a crazy genius or something to be a sci- entist," Temme said. Since the group's cre- ation in 2001, BrainsRule! has hosted more than 220 fifth-and-sixth grade students. For…

… the event, BrainsRule! members design and run 20 booths about neuroscience for students to learn about brain functions. Though the event is usually organized by neuroscience graduate students, Brains…

…Rule! encourages all interested University students to participate. Temme said the club typically has about 60 graduate and undergraduate student volunteers. Planning for the 2012 BrainsRule! fair is under- way and…

… students promote the newly-formed Hammocking Association of Michigan on the Diag yesterday. CRIME NOTES Catch him if you can WHERE: Cancer Center WHEN: Monday at about 3:25 p.m. WHAT: A fake $10 bill was…

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… with his fam- already privileged. A University study revealed who have not already attended college to either ily to America. Enamored that 55 percent of students attending come from themselves earn or…

… class prevents many Ameri- the University is still remarkably low. But when cans from enrolling in a university. While Amer- an in-state student must spend around $10,000 a Momin can be reached ica may be…

… fellow tax-exempt status would appreciate it if she stated this pub- students. licly instead of representing the issue as a Matthew Hollerba'ch To THE DAILY: continuing problem. I asdiapontd ose Asitnt…

…Unve- I also take issue with Varner's belief that The letter writer is an LSA senior and I was disappointed to see Assistant Univer- Ia tmember of the Michigan Student Assembly. sity General Counsel Donica…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 11, 2002 - 3 THIS WEEK Dec. 11, 1967 Berkeley Free Speech Movement leader Mario Savio and several other student leaders spoke before a crowd of…

… 2000 students on the Diag, asking them to join in their movement "to wrangle First Amendment freedoms from an unresponsive bureaucracy," and to ask the University president to endorse their goals. Dec…

… by the Soviet Union. Dec. 14, 1929 The Student Council passed a res- olution urging a tradition that stu- dents refrain from stepping on the University seal that was set in the floor of the library…

…. Council mem- bers said, "in the past few years, irreverence has been shown the Uni- versity by the students stepping on the seal." Members proposed posting a 24- hour guard to impress the tradition onto…

… undergraduate students. They also recommended changing the date on the seal from 1837 to 1817, which had been recognized as the official founding date of the Uni- versity the year before. Dec. 15, 1955 A team of…

… Greek events but would be a source of pride," Winston said. "It would bring us closer together." By Michael Gurovitsch and Karen Schwartz Daily Staff Reporters More than 50 students took a study break…

… last night to learn a lesson on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Political sci- ence Prof. Mark Tessler and the allure of free food drew students to the U-Club to hear about the current status of the…

… con- flict and how it came to be this way. Tessler, who teaches "The Arab- Israeli Conflict" addressed the history of the conflict, tracing it from 1967 until today. While he said there is "no intrin…

… side is right, one side is wrong" he said. Many students who attended the event said they appreciated the balanced view- point Tessler offered. While he felt Tessler went out of his way to give both…

… far as finding out more about the current situation, Tessler said it's impor- tant to be able to differentiate between fact and propaganda. He recommended students diversify their sources of information…

… Students Association, the Muslim Students' Association, the Pakistani Students Association and the Arab Student Association. ilano Earn a Master of Science degree in: * Health Services Management and…

… on Monday following the holiday break. Students will be out on the Diag collecting canned goods and clothes for the Ann Arbor Salvation Army from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is sponsored by a number of…

… student groups, including La Voz Latina, the Lebanese Student Asso- ciation, the Chinese Student Associ- ation and the United Asian American Organizations. Mortuary customs before Buddhism focus of lecture…

… Vice-chair Prof. John Gobetti said he thinks Coleman has been very receptive to faculty advice so far. Another funding issue brought up at yester- day's meeting was the Michigan Student Assembly…

…'s proposal to increase student fees to improve recreational facilities. The results of an MSA ballot showed that the majority of stu- dents want the fee increase. Coleman said the administration is in the…

… process of examining the issue. "We are looking at it real closely to see if it might be possible," she said. Other concerns Coleman addressed were childcare for faculty, graduate students and…

… requirements to obtain a degree. "This is the first of a long series of what we hope are reforms," Coleman said. "These are ways in which we can have a possible impact on student athletes' success." Men charged…

…. 21. . An editorial titled "Evening of Tolerance" on page 4 yesterday did not name all of the sponsors of a Ramadan feast last week. It was sponsored by four student groups - the Muslim Graduate…

… LOCAL/S TATE CAMPUS I Marching to the beat The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 1, 2002 - 3 Student assaulted outside apartment Effects of urban environment on kids topic of talk The School of…

… Margaret Water- man Alumnae Town Hall Celebrity Lecture Series. As an astronaut, McDivitt com- manded the Gemini 4 and Apollo 9. Tickets are $40 and proceeds will go to a scholarship for University students…

… threatening the safety of SAFE members and also her expressing her views on an issue she has no right to," LSA senior Aisha Sabadia said. The Michigan Student Zionists also distributed a statement, saying that…

… rally, which we believe to be a publicity stunt," said LSA senior Adi Neuman. Neuman is the president of the Michigan Student Zionists. "These kinds of relationships are developed so when you get to…

… those boundaries, you know the protocol to follow," Brown said. Residential security has become a higher priority lately for University students. There have been sev- eral incidents in the Church Street…

… at the end of July for armed robbery. In April, a suspect robbed a student on the 700 block of Church Street, taking money, credit cards, a cell phone and a jacket. Police later recovered the jacket…

… running for two avail- able positions on the University Board of Regents. The other three candidates are Ismael Ahmed (D-Dearborn), director of the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services…

… intention of bringing about multiple perspectives," Reid said. "In addition, thedepartment has been part of a movement to incorpo- rate students into discourse about issues that are relevant to them…

…,"she added. But LSA sophomore Andrea Perkins said she feels that while the student body is equally distributed, the faculty ratio is not. "Although there are many female GSIs, there aren't that many profes…

… computer. I also checked some courses because my schedule wasn't complete." The website, which was first made available to students on February 20 of this year, is currently experiencing dif- ficulties that…

… don't allow students to check their e-mail. Linda Place, the University director of website coordination, said this inability to use the mail system from mv.umich.edu is due to the high e-mail volume…

… an online mulberry system that can be accessed from the website. Any student with a University account and access to the Internet can utilize the system from anywhere in the world. The website…

… its "open- pilot" mode while technicians prepare the system for full production. "We've given access to all students but we make no promise that every- thing can be accessed," Place said. "We won't put…

… stor- age, the campus directory, the student's personal calendar and announcements, as well as many other features students can personalize to their own interests. "We've given access to all students…

… but we make no promise that everything can be accessed." - Linda Place University director of website coordination Hilton said the idea behind the site was to provide services and resources for students…

… the house the FBI raided in Detroit, agents found a planner with handwriting in Arabic, according to an FBI affidavit filed in federal court. The planner included information about an American base in…

… Tenants Union. The vote was tabled from last week with the purpose of finding out if the School of Social Work would agree to its role in the amendment. Some Social Work students would be placed at the AATU…

… office to do required community ser- vice fieldwork -with each student saving the AATU $5,120. This practice would start next semester as a way to stop the past practice of MSA being the AATU's primary…

…" items to their exams. "I wear my lucky necklace that I wear whenever I am nervous about something," Hill said. Johnson, on the other hand, dons her lucky rainbow socks for her exams. Some students said…

… that eating habits are also important when studying for exams. "Before I start studying, I drink a Pepsi and eat two little packs of Smar- ties,' RC freshman Katie Corbett said. What drives students to…

… these bizarre methods of preparation? The answer is stress. While supersti- tious rituals may help some students in their study habits, University faculty offered more concrete methods to aid students in…

… stress-management. First and foremost, students need to look out for their physical and mental health while studying. There are key symptoms that may be an indication of stress, said Robert Winfield…

… that students organize well. "The number one way to stress is to start studying e munication studies Prof. Tr ing. The amendment, which past 31-1, was essential to the fate of the AATU since the union…

… the Regents to Maintain Support for the Univer- sity's Legal Defense of Affirmative Action" and "Alert to Student Voters: The Threat to Affirma- tive Action at U of M in the November 7 Elec- tion…

… commented on ts should the importance of time-management t of fruits in midterm preparation. oid exces- "Students need to add time into their ne intake. schedules in order to study for each ffeine lead exam…

…. Breaks are also important in erspiration, study schedules. Students must meet needs that help their lives feel more is it is cru- balanced," she said. their time CAPS offers drop-in group work- shops every…

…, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 995-3874 Q "The End of the Israeli/Arab Conflict," Hillel, 7:30 p.m. Student Services U 76-GUIDE. neer counseling 304 S. State Street " 4 doors South of Liberty " 998-3480 IL E, I…

…- ally intended for graduate students. Bergmann said he originally expected only between 15 and 20 people to show up. "I wanted to talk to the students going into various fields like literary theory, art…

… all-night teach- ing session to inform students at the University about the war in Vietnam. The atmosphere was often charged and although it was a large group, people wanted to learn. People per- ceived…

… public relations for the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. A controlled fusion reaction has long been a pipe dream of researchers Neenan urges student regent plan By RONNIE GLASSBERG Daily Staff…

… Reporter During the public comments por- tion of yesterday's Board of Regents meeting, Michigan Student Assem- bly President Julie Neenan pressed for student representation on the board. The MSA proposal…

… questions and provide clarification to the regents during the meeting. The proposal also asks for the addi- tion of a place designated at the regents' table for a student representative. "I think in the past…

… years, students on this campus have realized the benefits of working with the regents," Neenan said. Regent Shirley McFee (R-Battle Creek) said she thinks it would help to develop better communication…

…. Students supported having a student serve on the board in at least a non-voting capacity in a referendum last winter. Regent Laurence Deitch (D- Bloomfield Hills) said he has not formed a final judgement on…

… said he fa- vors permitting MSA to give reports to the regents. "I have reservations about whether there ought to be a student regent," he said. "Our other constituencies don't have regents." Regent…

… Philip Power (D-Ann Ar- bor) asked, "Does MSA truly speak for all students? "The objective of the outcome is how can various components of the University feel more included? The particular device deserves…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…-class American families, as well as, a loss of American jobs," said Walter Huizenga, president of the American International Automo- bile Dealers Association. STUDENTS Continued from page 1 "I guess (the students…

…) were shopping around more and decided not to come. This year we had one of the highest number of students who forfeited their deposits," said Gene Pijanowski, associate dean of the School of Art. Over…

… human rights situa- tion.... I wish there had been more progress," he said. He disavowed any involvement with his law firm's representation of the Arab-owned Bank of Credit and Commerce International, the…

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… Revisionism," lec- ture sponsored by U-M Arab- American Students' Associa- tion, U-M Armenian Students' Cultural Association and U-M Hellenic Student Association; Lane Hall; Commons Room; 4 p.m. U "Is There a…

…, which met for the second time yesterday. "It's clear to me that student con- cerns were never addressed when they installed the police force," said Ochoa, who has opposed the depu- tized force since it…

… was installed on campus in June 1990. "(This oversight board) is the last possible way to make sure students have some power in being able to affect policy," she said. At yesterday's meeting, the…

… elected members of the oversight board - two students, two faculty members and two staff members - questioned DPS director Leo Heatley about previous complaints addressed to the department, officer training…

… available from the start. I don't need a summary - I can read it." School of Natural Resources se- nior Michael Dorsey - the other elected student representative to the oversight board - agreed. "Clearly we…

… "get in that door." "I want to see that they do their job the way they're supposed to do their job," he said. Dorsey and Ochoa agreed the best way to give students and com- munity members more control…

… at a 4,000-person fund-raiser at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. Electon>'9 heard the peeh. Yo a MAP ede. byesSon.-...beti..o.uNth Student groups 'UAIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, meeting, East…

…, Natural Re- sources Building, room 1040,7 p.m. Q Islamic Circle, discussing evo- lution, Michigan League, 3rd floor Room C, 6-7 p.m. Q Newman Catholic Student As- sociation, Party for First Year U…

…-M Catholic Students, Saint Mary Student Chapel, 331 Th- ompson St., 7 p.m. U Pro-Choice Action, meeting, MLB, room B 137, 7:30 pm. U U-M Archery Club, practice, Sports Coliseum, 8-10 p.m. Q U-M Pre-Med Club…

… conduct workshop, apply byNo- vember 2, contact Katrina McCree 763-0235. Student services Q Northwalk Safety Walking Ser- vice, Bursley Hall, lobby, 763- WALK, 8 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. Q Psychology Undergraduate…

… assistants Dooder State College NOW LET'S TALK TO A STUDENT AGAINST THE WAR. DAI\I «f.)-w K'3 r THiS WAR iS INDICATIVE OF OUR NATIONS PERVERTED IMPERIALISTIC POLICIES. WE ARE ONLY THERE TO PRO- TECT OUR…

… tried to end the fighting by shouting instructions to the crowd before using the mace. The letter states that Vice Pres- ident for Student Services Mary Ann Swain "initiated an investiga- tion into the…

… composition papers aren't required to read the books which the papers are based on. Not only is this unfair to the TAs, bu also to their students," Roberson said. John Robb, a member of the GEO bargaining team…

… Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates, and; The administration's apparent intention to reimburse Israel and Turkey for hundreds of millions of dollars in military costs associated…

… pacify the students." On Feb. 22, Rackham student Carmel Morgan asked the Ann Ar- bor City Council to investigate the incident as well. The students asked MSA to write a resolution because "it has been a…

… very closed issue. We just wanted to get it out to all the stu- dents," Clowney said. Law School Rep. Michael War- ren said if the group really wanted CORPS programs for graduate students. The…

…, another University program coordinator for the Peace Corps. Coverdell and several Peace Corps volunteers will also speak at Rackham Auditorium at 7:30 to- day, and a reception afterward will allow students…

… to speak with past Peace Corps volunteers. GROUPS Continued from page 1 year law student Michael David Warren, Jr. commented on the fu- ture of his group. "We supported the principles and decisions…

… take its com- plaints to Student Legal Services to find out if it has grounds to sue the University or the AAPD. He said it probably wouldn't affect the-: administration if MSA passed a@ resolution…

…. "Whatever MSA says; no one is going to listen to us," he said. Assembly Attendance The following Michigan Student Assembly members were present for opening and closing roll call at last night's meeting: Matt…

…, attendance at Michigan Union events may be re- stricted to ensure student safety, said Vice President Mary Ann Swain last night at a meeting between student leaders and University officials. The meeting was…

… held to discuss the Fri- day night brawl which left seven people injured. Swain called the meeting in the Union's Anderson Room "not to talk, but to hear what students had to say," and said her primary…

… concern was for students to continue spon- soring their desired events in a safe environment. She thanked the members of the Phi Beta Sigma and Omega Psi Phi fraternities for their assistance and…

… Association (BGA), several proposals were debated for implementation, including possibly restricting all events in University buildings to college students show- ing identification. Several members of the crowd…

… Union disagreed with Swain's suggestion, saying high school students and non- students frequently attend Union events and would be unfairly dis- criminated against. Two students representing the lo- cal…

… administration as another excuse to arm campus offi- cers. "We can't let students fall into the trap of thinking that deputization is the answer," Van Valey said. "We need to come together on this cam- pus as…

… students, and solve this prob- ANTHONY M. CROLUDaIIy New recruits Ben Alliker (left) and Jen Danner spent their day on the Diag yesterday trying to recruit new members for the Michigan Crew team. *Hoers…

… free oi to Third World countries Move seen as attempt to gain support 'We can't let students fall into the trap of thinking that deputization is the answer...it would not have made any difference if the…

…, pointed out that along with increasing security for Union events, more security is needed for the Union's many student organization offices located on the upper floors, where there is a serious theft…

… problem. LSA junior and Michigan Stu- dent Assembly (MSA) President Jennifer Van Valey was one of the last students to speak. She stressed lem ourselves." "It would not have made any dif- ference if the…

… the four powers responsible for Germany' since World War II, it said. Ann Arbor Rep. 'discusses bills with students Japanese support their ruling party Despite scandals, Liberal Democrats maintain…

… students about pertinent issues fac- ing the University community. Rather than give a lecture, O'Connor explained the contents of several bills, and asked the students to vote whether they approved of each…

… Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry - weekly meeting at 6:30 p.m. in Hillel Women's Club Lacrosse - practice 4-6 p.m. at the Sports Coliseum (5th. and Hill) UM Cycling --- team meeting and rollers riding 6 p…

….m. in the Sports Coliseum Women's Rugby --- meeting and practice 8 p.m. in the Sports Coloseum Arab-American Anti- discrimination Committee --- meeting at 7 p.m. in the Union (check board for room) Asian…

… meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Union Women's Issues Commission of MSA --- meeting at 6:30 p.m. in 3909 Union Students Concerned about Animal Rights (SCAR) --- meeting at' 7 p.m., animal rights philosophy…

… discussion at 8 p.m. in 124 E. Quad UM Collegiate Entrepeneurs -- - mass meeting at 7 p.m. in 0215 Business School Indian and Pakistani American Students' Council --- general body meeting at 7 p.m. in the p…

… Trip --- 3rd organizational meeting for those interested in spring break trip at 7 p.m. in St. Mary's Student Chapel (331 Thompson St.) UM Faculty and Staff Blood from space MOSCOW (AP) - Two cosmo…

…, providing new data about man's working abilities and functional state during different stages of the flight," Tass said. KENNETH SMOLLERIDaily" Spreading the word Chair of the Michigan Student Assembly 's…

… am not an accounting student... There was a lot involved that I didn't understand. I did the best I could but the accounts are readable by very few people," said Peot. One of the mysteries of the mis…

… and then say 'we have the money can we start utilizing the space?"' He said he wants to hold a bucket drive in the Bursley lobby to raise money. If a student has a good plan for reopening the snack bar…

… communities about AIDS and show support for AIDS patients throughout the world. Today five speakers - both doc- tors and AIDS patients - will dis- cuss the need for empathetic treat- Students need to change…

… their negative attitudes toward AIDS patients, said a member of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Students and Residents. ment by medical students and doc- tors. No national event is planned for today, but…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 14, 1986 Two vie for RSG presidency By MICHAEL LUSTIG With two presidential and vice- presidential candidates for this year's Rackham Student…

… Government elec- tions, officials are hoping to attract a .larger number of voters. Two students from the Institute of Public Policy, Peggy Kuhn and Bart Edes, are running together as a challenge to current…

… six representatives were elected, only 91 of over 3600 eligible students voted. Kuhn and Edes decided to run because they object to the "radical nature" of the current RSG. They do not approve of RSG…

… prioritizing national and international affairs ahead of student concerns. Edes sees the current RSG as a "clique" who represents the opinions of a small minority of Rackham stud- ents. If elected, Kuhn and Edes…

… will commission a poll of Rackham students to lc rn what the students want to have done. RESPONDING to Kuhn and Edes' charges of radicalism, Baker said that RSG "represents a distinct viewpoint - that of…

… budget cuts made in Federal programs for education, contrasted by an increase in the defense budget, should be of concern to graduate students because many of them receive some kind of financial aid and…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… in New York City. THAT NIGHT playwright Arthur Miller, who in 1934 was the first University student to receive the Hopwood award, made the first con- tribution to the new endowment. Miller donated $50…

… soliciated donations. He said his goal is to raise $250,000 for the fund by the end of 1987. Since the Hopwood was established 55 years ago by playwright Avery Hopwood, nearly 2,000 University students have…

… students exposure to professionals, who might inspire them to enter their own work for judging for a Hopwood award. For several years the department has sponsored an annual series of reading by guest writers…

… limited software for these machines, to students, faculty, and staff at discounts of up to 50 percent off the retail price. IBM computers were added to the list just this past September. "All we're trying…

… to do is bring com- puting resources to students at the best possible price," said Conrad Mason of the Microcomputer Education Center, which conducts the xpandsoft University sales. Greg Marks, the…

… political scien- cie; Margot Norris, professor of English; and Michael Udow, associate professor of music were given to faculty for the pact on the life of the student a teacher and counselor." THE $1…

… (Continued from Page 1) Liberation Front, one of the most violent PLO factions, said yesterday that he had left Belgrade and had "naturally gone to an Arab country." Despite these reports, CBS said one of its…

… a glut it will never recover from. "It is true that this country graduates appoximately 35,000 lawyers every year, but you rarely hear about the fact that 60 to 70 thousand students graduate with MBA…

… about 10 years, will inevitably give the prospective law student more of a choice and enrich the legal system, according to these legal officials. STUDENTS TELEPHONE ANSWERING But how much can this help…

… a student who is competing for one of Yale's coveted 175 places - from a pool of 3,600 applicants? What can one do to increase the chances of getting into the law school of his choice? "WHETHER IT'S a…

… Diag yesterday that urged students to buy their own beer and forego rush. RSG backs Bush protest. (Continued from Page 1) during the Vietnam War, Wiscon- sin's policy stated that no member of the…

… Johnson ad- ministration should be allowed to speak on campus as long as the war continued, said graduate student Peter Rosset, a member of RSG and author of the Rackham resolution. "While they (government…

… moderate monarch, whose peace plans have angered more radical Arab elements. "These arms are important in meeting Jordan's proven defense needs and as evidence that those who seek peace will not be left at…

…; offers ambassadorship After class, students seek sex expert's advice (Countimuedfrom Page 1) setting up a scenario about a nurse who walked in on a patient friend while he was kissing another man. The…

… nurse hadn't known her friend was a homosexual. After telling the story, Hacker slid off the desk top she was sitting on, took a few steps closer to her students, and casually asked them what action they…

…, Hacker nod- ded her head in encouragement. Nor did her smile fade when one student argued, quite emotionally, that the nurse need not confront her friend at all. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION Applications…

… now available in 160 Rackham Deadline Nov. 15, 1985 TAKE THE.LEAD Help New Students or Their Parents Discover the Diversity of Michigan BE A SUIMMER ORIENTATION LEADER, Pick up applications at the…

… her sharp remark wouldn't in- timidate the student, she jokingly ad- ded, "Don't be a damn phony." In a light-hearted manner, Hacker continued: "I clearly have a bias. I know that you have a bias. I…

… have no problem with that. Let's talk about it. .. I'm giving you permission to be in pain and doubt throughout the semester." After she dismissed the students, an hour after, Hacker explained that she…

… emphasizes class discussion because student values often clash with her own. She added that many may be wrestling in their personal lives with issues presented in lecture. EVEN AS she spoke, four or five of…