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Switzerland / « O S S FR O M BERKEY H A IL @®Dlñ)D®iJÍ) E ditorial MSU and the bosses overseas Thi'vYf called International Programs, and the controversy swirling around them has been intense. Financial and scholastic dealings with foreign governments are major enterprises here at MSU and at other universities around the country. Much of what the University does in this field, and why it does it, is either misunderstood or unknown. So we decided to place the whole subject under a microscope. In doing this we merged the daily Opinion page with the Friday Prism page. The topic proved too bulky and unwieldy to confine to one story or to traditional story length. What we came up with is what you see. And we came up with some surprising — even startlin g — results. And some interesting new angles on issues many would call shopworn. For example, we found out that the U niversity administrators have developed more stringent guidelines to judge the worth of overseas endeavors - guidelines evidently established in direct response to the protests that shook campus over the Iran film project. We discovered that internal dissent and politicking contributed to the film project's d e m is e . I.est anyone believe that M S l"s ties to Iran have now been severed, they should think again. Michigan State is still wheeling and dealing w:th the Shah, and with more than a score of other nations around the world — many ot them, as a story on this page demonstrates, run by -f? political gangsters. Also featured on this two-page spread are columns by Dean of International Programs Ralph Smuckler. who defends overseas projects, and economics professor W h a t p r i c e i n t e r n a t i o n a l p r o jeci Milton Taylor, who violently op By JE AN N E BARON b e t t e r o r w o r s e , r a m b le s o n a n d o n . 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A lt h o u g h G u s ta fo o o indicates d ministrators exhibit toward the I t is a p h r a s e c a lc u la t e d t o e n h a n c e M S U ’ s g u a y f o r a g r i c u l t u r a l a s s is t a n c e p r o g r a m s , la r g e s t , h e lp s t h e a g r i c u l t u r a l a r m o f th e A lt h o u g h m a n y a p r o g r a m M S U p a r tic i lo c a l c lim a t e * I r a n 1 is favorable I r e p u ta tio n b o th a t h o m e a n d a b ro a d dictators with whom they deal. t h e o t h e r w i t h N a t io n a l I r a n i a n R a d io a n d g o v e r n m e n t r e o r g a n iz e b y s e n d in g in s h o r t p a te s in f u l f i l l o f f i c i a l g o a ls o f t h e host p r o g r a m , h e co nce de s the poisb l I n t e r n a t io n a l p r o g r a m s — t w o w o rd s th a t T e le v is io n . But as the stories conclude, it t e r m c o n s u lt a n t s c o v e r i n g a w i d e r a n g e o f c o u n t r y , t h e c lo s e l i n k in t h e c a s e o f U r u g u a y c o u n t e r p r o d u c t iv e uses of (be [ c o n s t i t u t e t h e t i p o f a p r o v e r b i a l ic e b e r g . I n U r u g u a y . M S U is a p r i m e c o n t r a c t o r seems MSU and the bosses over­ S o m e w o u l d s a y t h a t w h a t lie s u n d e r n e a t h is a g r ic u lt u r a l e x p e r t is e . A n o t h e r im p o r t a n t c o u ld b e v ie w e d a s a v i o l a t i o n o f U n i v e r s i t y e x is t s . A s h e s ta te s , "T h e re is oo f l a lo n g w i t h a c o n s o r t iu m o f o t h e r M i d w e s t a s p e c t o f t h e p r o j e c t is t h e d e v e lo p m e n t o f seas will be clasping hands across r e a l l y a F’ a n d o r a ’ s B o x . p o li c y . g u a ra n te e e d u c a tio n a l technolog u n i v e r s i t i e s . 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Yd to rtu re a n d r e p r e s s io n s g u id e lin e s because MSU p e rs o n n e l deal s u b c o n tra c to r. MSU m ust uphi h a v e b e c o m e "a c c e p te d d ir e c t ly w ith a r e p re s s iv e g o v e rn m e n t. p r in c ip le o f t h e o v e r a ll co ntra ct, a nd ! A lt h o u g h M S U ’s p a r tic ip a t io n m ay not a g a in s t e s ta b lis h e d U n iv e rs ity pole Dictators r o u tin e p r a c tic e ." " d i r e c t l y b e n e f it i n s t r u m e n t s o f r e p r e s s i o n " g u a r a n t e e s a v a il a b ili t y o f re s e a rfh l i n t h a t g o v e r n m e n t , i t s a s s o c ia t io n w i t h i t M o r e o v e r , a c c o r d in g to Ralph > 1 c o u ld p o s s ib ly " s u b j e c t U . S . p a r t i c i p a n t s t o D e a n o f I n t e r n a t io n a l P rogram s i j undue p h y s ic a l danger or h a rra s s m e n t" ie s . M S U w i l l t a k e n o p a rt in a c o t j f r o m e n e m ie s o f t h e r e p r e s s i v e r e g im e . T h a t a r r a n g e m e n t o f t h is k in d . Also, t h r e v e n t w o u l d c le a r ly v io l a t e t h e p o li c y . p e r s o n o f t h e a d v is o r y c o n s u lta tiv e ! Human rights. Jim m y C a rte r fr o s tily t e e t h a t r e v ie w s p ro je c ts said as m T h e s e c o n d p r o je c t , w it h I r a n , g r e w o u t o f d* nuances th e ir violation by nations k n o w s M S U is n o t now co nd uct« d o m e s t ic a c tiv it ie s of a c o n s o r t iu m of I a m l th * globe. The U n ited Nations u n i v e r s i t i e s i n c l u d i n g M S U . T h e c o n s o r t iu m p r o j e c t s w i t h s u c h a n agreement. '■ "u * > innocuous proclamations con- t i n e m a jo r c a u s e f o r several | has been d e v e lo p in g tr a in in g packages d* mninq to rtu n and the denial o f c iv il p r o b le m « s u r r o u n d in g internal«« d e a lin g w i t h i n s t r u c t i o n a l d e v e lo p m e n t a n d hhtrtn-s. A c tiv is ts on both ends o f the . Shown clockwise from left are g ra m » is t h e o ft e n lackadaisical J t e c h n o lo g y f o r v a r i o u s p o p u l a t io n s . « as dictators. But here at M SU, nary a r e v i e w s in t e r n a t io n s J c o m m itm e n t« ! Reza Pahlavi, Ernesto Geisel p r o j e c t f o r M S U , w h ic h h a s a s u b c o n t r a c t pi i p o t protest issues fro m the mouths o f ly a d v is o r y a n d c o n s u lta tiv e , adm inistrators who wheel and deal w ith and Park Chung Hee. w i t h t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f S o u t h e r n C a lif o r n ia . K e n t G u s t a f s o n , a s s o c ia t e p r o fe s s o r o f la c k s t h e im p a c t t h a t m ig h t be o dictators overseas. These are the dictators that t h w a r t in v o lv e m e n t in some t r c a * j s e c o n d a r y e d u c a t io n a n d c u r r i c u l u m , is \ a t u lfiS M S U has established in te r ­ rule the nation with which MSU F u r t h e r , t h e c o m m itte e is less t i r h e a d in g t h e p r o je c t f o r M S U . national program s w ith include Iran , enters into contractual agree­ F u n d in g is c o m in g fro m N IR T and i n i t s e n f o r c e m e n t p ra c tic e s , se Bra;d, South Korea and Uruguay. ments, generally bringing more u p o n p r o j e c t s p o n s o r s s n d d ire c to r» ! E d u c a t i o n a l R a d i o a n d T e le v is io n o f I r a n , Am nesty International, a w id e ly - good to the governments than a n d t o t a l s a b o u t $ 1 3 5 , 0 0 0 . B a s i c a ll y , t h e i t i o f o r m e d o n p o lit ic a l a s w e ll as m e * a spu ted watchdog o f human rig h ts to the people. p r o je c t s e e k s to d e v e lo p c u r r ic u lu m fo r c h a n g e s a n d p ro b le m s . O n « * H •ilations, has documented egregious t r a i n i n g e d u c a t io n a l t e c h n o lo g is t s , im p le ­ a p p ro v e d It is o u t o f the « ■ ‘ib i f mums o f c iv il lib e rtie s in each o f m e n tin g a n d e v a lu a tin g t h e c u r r ic u lu m b y p u r v ie w . th* si nations, and tends to hold the men a c t u a l l y t r a i n i n g e d u c a t io n a l t e c h n o lo g is t s (c o n tin u e d o n p * * e 1,1 hi charge, shown at rig h t, responsible fu r flu m. Beating o f fe e t, ue ig h te d handcuffs, insertion o f e lectric cosh o r bottle in to rectum, and placing a p rison er on an • le ctnc g r ill which is then heated" are, A m nesty In te rn a tio n a l reports, com­ N a tio n t lis h e d M S U h a t in t e r n a t io n a l e s ta b ­ p ro ­ The S t a t e N e w s mon practices in Iran , where the Shah is g ra m s w ith In c lu d e Ira n , I v s s n e s s . a m i II i f / „ r a n g „ / c o U u n t e r F r id a y , M a y 19, 1 9 7 8 , said to be "sole source o f a u th o rity ." th ro u g h Ih r n o s tr ils " /„ , !ru g B r a z il, S o u th K o re a a n d e d ito r ia ls a r e th e o p in io n s o f Ih e S ta te N e w s. V iew po in ts, colurr T orture m B ra zil is called "undespread even against people detained f o r a d c s j n t e i t s d e m o c r a t,,- r o o ts a m i p r o t e s t s U ra g u a y . A m n e s ty In te r­ le tte rs o re p e rs o n a l o p in io n s . I r o n , g o v e r n m e n t u f fic ia i» , t o r t u r e a n d E d ito ria l D e p a rtm e n t short period o f tim e . . . ” in his recent n a t io n a l, a w id e ly re s p e c t­ r e p r e s s io n s have hem m e " a c c e p te d M o # 1*! emit to that country, President C a rte r E dito r in c h ie f M ic h a e l J a n im u ra P hoto E dito r r o u tin e p r a tu U r u g u a y a n le a d e r s e d w a tc h d o g o f h u m a n K oM l raised the human rig h ts issue unth M a n a g in g E dito r H at B ro w n E n te rta in m e n t and Book Editor a d m it to r tu r e e a s t s , h u t. a s u n th th e r ig h ts , h a s d o c u m e n te d e g - forti Sjl Brazilian d ic ta to r Gen. E rn e sto Geisel. O p in io n E d ito r Sports Editor D a ve M isialow shJ South Korea goes in f o r “ e lectric o th e r n a tio n s . „ „ ,,,ffu n lt ta fig u r e r e g r io u s s u b v e r s io n s o f c iv il Deborah* Special P ro je c tt E dito r Ralph F ra m m o lin o Layo ut E ditor ■''Imcks to the genitals, beatings, steep- u h a t can he dan, to enhance hum an K flth y l r ig h ts th e r e . lib e r t ie s in e a c h o f th e s e C ity E dito r M ic h a e l W in te r Copy C h ie f Dan1 n a t io n s a n d te n d s to h o ld C am pus E dito r A n n e S tu a rt F reela nce Editor W ire E dito r Joce lyn iosfcowsht S ta ff R epresentative t h e m e n in c h a r g e , re s p o n - s ib le fo r th e m . Advertising Departm ent A d v e rtis in g M a n a g e r Sharon S e lle r M M ,ta n ) « fr a r h U n g « n " ° 9 * L ifOM n) A D e b a t e IR M I M SU STOP ^ Resolved: MSU should keep international deals PRO By RALPH SM U C K LE R MSU relationship w ith the new u n iv e rs ity at -a V opportunities available to people who m ight International projects are like tw o-w ay Nsukka are w ell know n. otherw ise be le ft out. Education helps streets; they ca rry tra ffic in both directions. W e w orked w ith N igeria to create a new individuals to realize a greater potential. It To a U nive rsity faculty m em ber, service on type of u n iv e rs ity which is now an im portant also helps them to raise more intelligen t a project overseas adds a new dim ension to a part o f the national higher education questions, and to contribute more to the professional life, enhances a b ility to teach system . There are many othe r examples. society around them . In these respects, the f S * from experience and to approach research Hundreds of new faculty members fo r these educational e ffo rt o f which M SU is a pa rt isa interests from a com parative o r in te r institu tio n s were educated at M SU. O ver tru ly "re vo lu tio n a ry" force in the developing national perspective. F or people abroad, the years, the un iversities and research w orld. M SI projects have opened up new oppor institu tio n s w ith which M SU has worked C on trary to the charges o f some critics, tunities to realize m ore productive lives. In have educated thousands of people who overseas projects do not earn a p ro fit fo r the both directions, there is learning. m ight not otherw ise have had a chance. U n ive rsity. They operate under w ell Project a c tivity has reinforced our A t present, M SU is concluding a project in defined contractual constraints and “ over attem pts to brin g an enhanced intern atio nal B razil which w ill have a long-term im pact on to r m d i e s q u i e t l y dimension to the U n ive rsity program . Projects in Asia, A frica and L a tin Am erica advanced w ork in a g riculture and other scientific fields. W e are also w o rkin g in set the stage fo r the g ro w th o f foreign area Nepal, on problem s o f a g ricultura l education centers and intern atio nal studies in the and ru ra l developm ent; Somalia, on a g ri­ 1960s. W e now have undergraduate study ran f i l m p r o je c t g o n e , P rotests against the project intensi­ fied last spring when the com m ittee took its grievance to the MSU Roard o f abroad opportunities which previously did not exist. We serve the needs o f ou r foreign cu ltu ra l research im provem ent; Ethiopia, on strengthening the national u n iv e rs ity; Indonesia, on the expansion o f capacity in Trustees and demanded that th e U n i­ graduate students b e tte r and provide various fields of higher education; U ruguay, L{ u n l a m e n t e d b y m ost ve rsity break the contract. The agree merit signed w ith N IR T in 1974 pro increased opportunities fo r M SU graduate students to pursue research abroad. Project experience has led to specific course and on stronger ag ricu ltu ra l research and extension capacity; in Sahel countries, on vided for prem ature term ination by ru ra l im provem ent; and in Costa Ric. on e ith e r p a rty w ith a financial settlem ent cu rric u la r im provem ents. ag ricu ltu ra l planning and special education. L( AROl>: LEIG H HUTTON was ended before the com pletion the to be made based on the circum stances Projects have enabled individuals to U nd er contract projects. M SU facu lty are Mate News SUff Writer project had grow n more than 150 and w ork completed. develop cross cu ltural and intern atio nal c o n trib u tin g to knowledge about various L '.i project doomed to failure, if percent w hile actually na rrow in g in In both May and June the trustees interests which make a difference in processes im p o rta n t to poor countries, [■r. political repercussions then coverage. told the com m ittee and its supporters teaching and in professional careers. including non-form al education, food m a r­ k apparent inep titude o f many of Somewhere in its early stages, the that it would be im proper to reneg on Intern atio nal projects have made a ke tin g systems, a g ricu ltu ra l sector planning p was a contract fated to go film project was expanded from the the deal, wftich they have now done significant co ntribution to people in develop and resource m anagem ent, altern ative L h . despite boisterous rem ain in itia lly planned tw o-film s o f HO minutes anyw ay, and instead voted to take no ing countries. M any U n ive rsity contract strategies fo r ru ra l developm ent, and / and m oral obligations, and apiece to eight film s of 40 m inutes in action on the problem a fte r a public projects are aimed at stre ngthe nin g educa­ comprehensive resource in ve n to ry in g and p* a» ,i result o f adamant protests. length. W hen the contract expired hearing that drew m ore attendance tional or research institu tio n s . This calls fo r planning. >:;:<• MSI Iran film project, and March 31 there were only three film s placing faculty mem bers in the foreign than any in recent years. M SU projects originate w ith people who L-. ;i is over, its co ntroversy completed, at least one o f w hich was 45 setting to leach o r to advise, b rin ging In response to the tacit inaction o f the are seeking assistance. M SU faculty m em ­ k .»n in the form o f unanswered m inutes long. potential stall mem bers to the U nited States board, com m ittee mem bers in itia te d the bers in departm ents and colleges decide Included in this m ajor volume change fo r advanced degree w ork, and providing w he the r they have the interest and capacity i immittee to Stop the M SU Iran first building takeover at MSU since head" recovery equals actual cost. The was an altera tion in planned coverage. assistance on program planning. MSU to do the job. . , ' t , a protest group comprised 1972 w ith a tw o day sit in at the gains accure to the academic and cu ltural H a lf o f th«* original project was to be projects have also supported research on O nly projects which have both a reason­ Intern atio nal Center. environm ent, not to the budget. hjrntv faculty and com m unity devoted to covering Ira n as it is today- developm ent problem s and processes. able p ro b a b ility o f serving needs abroad and k - upset over the U n iv e rs ity ’s Perhaps because momentum died N ot all M SU e ffo rts over the years have under the Shah's rule. This was later M ichigan State faculty e ffo rts abroad co n trib u tin g to o u r own knowledge are L*m**nt with an oppressive die after the emotional takeover, or pos­ been equally successful o r productive in reduced and eventually scrapped alto have helped build th e U n iv e rs ity of the accepted. A ll projects m ust fall w ith in r.; have already claim ed plaudits sibly because spring term ended and spite o f the hard w ork o f many able people. a c o u n te rp a rt tcam tt get her. leaving the film s' focus to fall on R yukvus which is now an im p o rta n t p a rt of guidelines adopted by the all-U niversity- t project’s demise. It was the there was a two-week break, the No program of any consequence or duration p ro c e d u re ancient and glorious Persia. the Japanese national u n iv e rs ity system . A dvisory-C on sultative C om m ittee and con committee's unified front seemed to can claim 100 percent success. In general, GusU faoo indicates d L pressure they applied, mem H erm an L. K ing, dire cto r o f academic W e w orked to stre ngthe n faculties of form w ith the usual open processes o f the dissolve. The following September, however, the M SU record has been widely- e 'Ir a n ¡a favorable I Lv. :ha! brought about the end of services, said last Septem ber that the a g ricu ltu re in Colombia and w ith Brazilians U n ive rsity. The U n iv e rs ity is concerned when the trustees voted to accept acclaimed in the U nited States and abroad as e concedes the poiabi endeavor. m odern film s w ere elim inated because to establish a school in Sao Paulo, w hich is w ith issues o f d is trib u tiv e justice and another $175,000 for the already- among the most successful o f them anv w ell uctive uses of (be f P r .f'.:;, officials, how ever, brush the project was g e ttin g out o f hand and now an ou tstan ding leader in business sa tisfying the basic needs o f the poor foundering project, no one was at the respected un iversities th a t w ork in te r­ e states, "There is oo | .a.m w ith the same innocent needed to be narrow ed in scope. education in South Am erica. The w ork of m a jo rity. We are also conscious that need meeting to protest. nationally. Nobody w ould m aintain th a t the educational technolog p< :'i\ used to tu rn aside the In March, however, he changed his M SU sta ff to assist new academies o f ru ra l and circum stances va ry g reatly from one But the project was no b e tte r o ff U n ive rsity's intern atio nal project w ork is ow a rd positive eduntil K ' ii nearly a year ago. The mind somewhat, admitting that political developm ent at C om illa in Bangladesh is region to another and over tim e. w ithout the avid protests th a t had sufficient by its e lf to correct all the ills o f the itsed on assignmeDtil k *.!' sim ply too large, its considerations had influenced the deci­ w ell know n. U n ive rsity facu lty members Projects operate in both left and righ t w orld , but ou r effo rts are a necessary pa rt of surprised ad m inistra to rs in spring. I P hase I training * ( | : •'• >w maintain. It was consum sion. Rut the modern films were co ntributed to stre ngthe nin g engineering w ing au th o rita ria n regim es, in absolute Schedules set fur film production those constructive forces which are expand­ support this concern > much U n ive rsity tim e and actually only one target of’protestors, education in India. In Thailand. M SU faculty monarchies and in dem ocratic states. In ing opportunities fo r people in developing were e n tire ly unfeasible, according to could not be who objected to the contract as a whole. from the College o f Education helped to sensitive areas we follow prescribed and countries to im prove th e ir own lives and the memos sent to Issari from production of the statement, but n try gray areas of detecta In fact, those opposed to the deal found expand th e capacity to plan educational published guidelines. The M SU e ffo rt is condition o f the societies around them . d ire cto r M argaret M ehring. Personnel raining may not be effd v h these argum ents have th e ir the ancient films equally repugnant on services m ore effe ctive ly. In N igeria , the aligned w ith objectives which expand were generally unavailable o r un­ Smuck/e*- i M SU D e a n o * i n t e r n a t i o n a l S tu d ie s »plied to gods oth| fc> And both exhibit a great deal of grounds that they would draw a parallel qualified M ehring said. still implies the tra < Because of this they, like the film between the Shah and the glorious era In addition, there were some ques official - and might, ti policy. a l p ro b le m w ith the I k: iT'soif. merit exam ination. 19, 1974, M SU signed an pT.t with National Iran ia n Radio of Persia in the 18th century. "The modus operandi behind produc ing these film s is to direct public opinion tionable technical problem s detailed by M ehring's memos in which she told Issari i hat she could not possibly CON a c o n tra c t requirem ent picviMon to produce tw o instruc in the U nited States away from the By MILTO N TAYLO R complete a q u a lity project in the given this system are the poor and the oppressed. are dedicated to raising the liv in g standard ;T s h a ll have the unrd t: n> about ancient and modern h a rd c o re realities in Ira n ," w ro te the A few years ago. a group o f Latin o f the mass of the people. I f that is so. let tim e under a budget she found ridicu Social unrest then becomes so profuse lic a t io n w ith referencj As the sole electronic media East Lansing O rganization o f Moslem Am erican radicals met in Bogota, Colombia, th a t governm ents m ust become oppressive them accept this challenge. lous. and which did not provide pay for iv it ie s a n d fin d in g s' r) nthat nation. N IR T is an arm of Students in support o f the anti project to organize and chart a course o f resistance. o r they w ould be toppled. Human rig h ts are even one fu ll tim e assistant. F or exam base II o f the p ro j| kprosive governm ent o f Shah com m ittee. W hile MSU officials were A C atholic bishop, who was radical only in denied, freq uen tly accompanied by the Let them set aside the GNP. the balance pie, fo r some reason a m alfunctioning w it h I 'S C . I ra n i Re/a Pahlavi. A contract defending the ancient subject film s on th e sense that he iden tified w ith the poor, mass political detention and to rtu re of of payments, and other meaningless indices camera went undetected and resulted in re m e n t is found in th tl the .igrncy. then, is essentially a the pretext of historical significance, opened the m eeting w ith the poignant dissidents. There is the glorification o f the o f welfare, and measure, instead, the real 40 percent o f the Ira n footage having to lic h is w ith I S ( . Y i k : with the Iranian governm ent, detractors were po in ting out the Shah, be re shot. observation that probably all o f them , at state and the denigration o f the individual. welfare of the people. Let them take tw o r. MSU m ust uphJ r "riiinal purpose o f th e project whose image w orldw ide has suffered one tim e in th e ir lives, had trie d apathy and Racism and im perialism freq uen tly are points of tim e du ring our involvem ent in a Still it is impossible to pin down s ie overall contract, and! capture the new Ira n , the considerably because o f p u b lic ity con resignation, but had learned eventually that in te g ra l components. H itle r s and Musso­ particular country, and prove that unem­ clear reason for the project's failure. dished University poll r) as it is today, as w ell as its cerning his disregard fo r human rights, th is was not a tolerable a lte rn a tiv e to lin i’s style o f facism has arrive d. ployment. illite racy, infant m o rta lity and Neither side is likely to allow the other vailability of research! p ,v->lization which has co n tri could only benefit from being associated any room for credit or blame. So the activism . A s they had watched sile n tly and As m erely an exam ple o f how the m alnutritio n have decreased. I f we used according to Ralph S* P m so much to w orld advancem ent," w ith a positive period o f Iran ia n history. p a tie n tly on th e sidelines, the m ilita ry economic exploitation operates, take the such crite ria to determ ine our involvem ent unanswered questions remain. rnational Programs a i M ing tn the o rig in a to r o f the Am nesty Intern atio nal, a w orld wide It is unclear w hy the project’s dictatorships had grow n stro nge r and more northeast area o f B razil and its shift to in foreign countries, we probably would be illta ke nopartinaronl M. Ali Issari. an M SU tele watchdog o f human rig h ts , has consis oppressive. mechanized agriculture . Instead o f the land out o f the international business. d ire cto rs did not use more care in of this kind. Also. thT pniunications professor and project te n tly rated Iran one o f the century's W e m ust take th is same approach and being used fo r a labor intensive crop to feed o u tlin in g goals and parceling effort to We are told fu rth e r that our presence in advisory consultative! r clans were revised so fre w orst abusers o f dissidents and political continue to resist at MSU. fo r some o f our the population o f Brazil, the ubiquitous ensure success o f the endeavor. Issari is repressive countries has a leavening p o liti­ ws projects said as M however, that by th e tim e it prisoners. inte rn a tio n a l program s support and Am erican m ultina tion al a rrive s and grows certainly a qualified individua l who has cal effect. We open up a crack of freedom is not now conduct* completed books on subjects that in stre ngthe n these same dictatorships. We tomatoes w ith mechanical equipm ent. The such an agreement. and democracy, it is claimed. This argum ent elude the Shah, for whom he w orked as m ust a ctive ly support the C atholic bishop tomatoes are then converted into catsup for is also a m yth. W hen M S I' associates itself ’ cause for several | his official photographer several years and his friends, not the dictators, for there export. Meanw hile. M SU tra in s the agricul­ w ith a fascistic regim e, we do so under th e ir •rounding internalH ago. is no a lte rn a tiv e if we hope fo r a b e tte r life tu ra l technicians who w ill make th is system term s, not ours. We don’t change e ith e r the . often IscksddsicalJ Yet it is d iffic u lt to accept political fo r th e mass o f the exploited in the w orld. operate m ore efficiently. economic o r political system; we sim ply itices. The confflWf pressure as the m otivatin g factor W e can't confront the d ictators dire ctly , but These developm ents, o f course, are would not be there if there was a possibility m tional commitment^ behind the project's demise, since the we can t r y to rem ove th e ir props at MSU. favorable fo r the GN P and the balance of o f this. Professor M ilton Friedm an is ind consultative, protest e ffo rt had dim inished so rapidly In a w orld in which the correct descrip­ payments. They are also favorable fo r the strengthening General Pinochet's ru le in t c t that m l**l Ik * before the contract died a quiet death. tiv e term s are seldom used, the Bishop is stockholders o f Am erican m ultinationals. Chile, not breathing Chicago's 19th century emeot io » m e ,r!UJ The most reasonable, indeed the most re a lly re fe rrin g to the existence and But the displaced ag ricu ltu ra l w orkers are liberalism into Chilean souls. r committee Is I« 1 pleasing, analysis would submit that pro life ra tio n o f fascism — an interrelated forced into m igration and eventual chronic ■cut practice». ic M " both factors played more or less equal economic and political system th a t exists unem ploym ent in the ghettos o f Rio. I f F inally, at the tim e o f the public hearing po tutors i t l diccctortj roles in dosing the book on the throughout the w orld , not just in Latin M SU’s consultants would w alk through on the Iranian Film Project last spring, a political», well»»“ T M SI-Iran film project. Rut protestors Am erica. I t is the contem porary Holocaust, these slums, w ould they s till trum pet the parade o f adm inistrative supporters main problems. Oo« • PI are by no means deprived of the glory but not suited fo r Am erican television economic m iracle o f Brazil? tained that U n ive rsity contracts w ith j, out ol the « * they claim, because it is possible, maybe view ing, probably because o u r m ultination We are told by ou r adm inistrators and foreign governm ents w ere necessary fo r an even likely, that the demonstrations als are so deeply involved. The victim s of consultants that our international program s exercise o f the faculty’s academic freedom. and International ('enter occupation W hy is it necessary to have institutional had an adverse effect on the film- and contractual support w ith a foreign making endeavor, if not total impetus governm ent in order to teach, w rite, and for its collapse. undertake research? The protests w ere vocal and riveted W hen one views M SU’s international public atte n tio n necessary to combat involvem ent over the long run. it is d ifficu lt 'e d u c a t i o n un ilateral U n ive rsity decisions and questionable relationships. We are told further that our presence in repressive to escape the conclusion that we have learned little , if nothing, from our tragic The controversy over the Ira n con involvem ent in South Vietnam . \ ietm an is tra c t helped create a g reater awareness countries has a leavening liberated from fascism today, but we did o f th e scope o f M SU ’s international political effect. We open up ir r involvem ent, p a rtic u la rly w ith nations that place little o r no value upon the a crack of freedom and ou r best as an in stitu tio n to prevent this. Some 20 years later, we are s till in h ib itin g the forces o f liberation in Brazil. Iran , South basic human rig h ts that Am ericans tend democracy, it Is claimed. Korea and Uruguay. to champion. This argument is also a The M SU Ira n film project died a To say the least, we seem to have about myth. the same goals and intere sts as C itiba nk quiet but significant death in March. Its failu re, regardless o f cause, w ill likely and General M otors. A nyw here fo r a buck, be rem em bered by U n ive rsity officials appears to be o u r policy. W e m ust resist and protestors as som ething that is, this. I f we don’t we m ight as w ell be a fte r all, b e tte r o ff gone. w orking fo r the m ultinationals. Taylor is an M S U pro fe sso r o f econom ics A r t o v e r r u n s E a s t p e r fo r m in g a r ts fe a tu r e d A r t and a rtis ts w ill f ill th e stre e ts o f dow ntow n co chairperson of the even, DINOSAURS AND DECOYS East l*a n sin g 'fro m 10 a.m. to 9 p.m . today and 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The fe stival is _ lu r e ," he said. mt>miki»| T he 15th annual E ast Lansing A r t F estiva l w ill O nly o rig in a l work . feature 160 a rtis ts from th e Lansing area, K a lle k aaid. M S U nourishes folk art M ichigan and th e M id w est. E x h ib its w ill include m etal s c u lp tu r;, blown and stained glaas, p rin tm a k in x, dulcim ers, pa in ting, ceram ics and leather. "S ta n d a rd prinnpl,., c o n ce p ts a n d techniques w,,r, „< H u se d in se lecting ihe a rt,,,,' T 011»»*«! -1 C om pu te r graphics, w eaving, je w e lry m aking N o more than 2.1 | l m «* . T B y JO H N N E ILS O N and d ra w in g w ill be am ong the dem onatrationa from one medium, he said S ta te New« S U ff W rite r hy a rtis ts . A puppeteer w ill also put on s show. T h e fe stival Will be n im l ■ In th is age o f te levision, high technology, and planned obsolescence, A m erican fo lk a rt is a d yin g tra d itio n . Thanks to the P e rform ing a rts w ill be featured from 11:30 past years, hul the number o f ' S ^ l e ffo rts o f a p a ir o f M SU researchers, how ever, some o f M ichigan's a m u n til closing both days on a stage located on Ihe same. Exhibits will be lixaM , 1 M .A .C . A venue. T he a te r groups, dancers, musi o " M .A.C. Avenue a n Ä U / l folk he rita ge is being preserved for fu tu re generations. M arsha M cD ow e ll and C. K u rt D ew hurst are the cu ra to rs o f folk cians, poets am i vocal groupa w ill participate. ' r „ : : ; " " h ^ d ° ............... a rt fo r th e M S U M useum , but th e ir a c tiv itie s are not lim ite d to Ilesides focusing a tte n tio n on th e East I^ n s in g museum w o rk e xclusively. T ogether they are responsible fo r an business d is tric t, the fe stiva l also serves to make The festival is sponsored hv ,he . aw ard w in n in g e x h ib itio n at Kresge A rt C enter, a follo w up people aw are o f a rt and to provide a rtis ts w ith lainsing Business Ass,..,,,,' Cl* e x h ib it scheduled fo r th is O ctober, and an expanding collection of the n p p o rtu n ity to e x h ib it, said Denma K allek, U n s in g Erne A rts C o m ^ t H archiva l m a te ria l on M ichigan folk art. D ew hu rst and M cD ow e ll began th e ir research on folk a rt as a personal p ro je ct, bu t soon managed to get g ra n ts fro m the N ational E ndow m ent fo r th e A rts , the M ichigan C ouncil fo r the A rts , and M SU , w hich eve n tu a lly hired them . T h e ir firs t p ro je ct, e n title d "M ichigan F o lk A r t: Its beginnings to 1941." was held in K resge d u rin g the fa ll o f 1976. Tim ed T H IS W EEKEND pe rfectly to coincide w ith the Bicentennial celebration, the "S p rin g R ainbow ,’’ th e an deals w ith gay oppression, an‘ m only visuali« » ex h ib itio n re ce n tly received an aw ard o f m e rit from th e A m erican nual R H A s p rin g concert, the new fig h t fo r self »ng. they arc often tha Association o f S ta te and Local H istory. begins at noon S aturday respect, and gay history. provoking. A ccording to M cD ow e ll, ga th e rin g the m a terial fo r th is e x h ib it behind the M SU a u ditorium . T he re w ill also be a Gay Hth Annual] was not as easy as it m ig h t seem. To acquire th e ir in itia l collection, G arland Je ffre ys, M ichael B rid e W eek pot luck dinner n<*<* of Animation” jj i the researchers firs t had to make people aw are o f th e ir intentions. M urphey, M ustard's Re from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday show n "n rampusb»! They sent ou t press releases, w ent on television and ra d io shows, tre a t, and B andit are the at Inn Am erica. Showt • • • arc 7:30J and toured 4 H C lub sum m er a rts festivals asking fo r leads. featured pe rform e rs, w ith p.m. Friday in WiW As in fo rm a tio n sta rte d to come in from all ov e r th e state, they comedian Bob Shaw acting T he W K A R A M May Fes and 7:110 and began to collect it and file it in to a perm anent collection. Included as m aster o f cerem onies. tiv a l runs F rid a y through Saturday are photos, oral histories, and videotaped in te rv ie w s w ith T he concert is the last event S aturday on W K A R 870. M ichigan folk a rtis ts , some o f whom have since died. T his o f R H A W eek The ra d io festival w ill fea • • • I k , B . u l f ol O f t , I collection is th e o n ly one o f its kind in th e state, and it is available tu re such novelties as The - t r u g g lp ol ,■ fo r use by in te re ste d persons and groups. As a n other feature o f Golden Age o f Radio, the R H A W eek, th e re w ill be m any sounds o f jazz, and a People will fo. -howiTl o u td oor m oonlit m ovie or p.m. todav and] W om en’s M usic Festival, gies on F rid a y and S aturday B»6 B Wells Ha|¡ ending w ith a free concert at nig h ts beginning at dusk. documentary dd " W e c o v e r p e o p le w h o a r e n o t t r e a t e d b y K ellogg C enter A u d ito riu m m ilit a »’•»up ir. Citili The o rgy w ill be shown on at 6 p.m. Sunday to be a c a d e m ic a r t d is c ip lin e s a n d in s titu t io n s ," the east IM fie ld s F rid a y, pro film discuss,)r, , broadcast live. The concert M a r s h a M c D o w e l l, c u r a t o r o f f o lk a r t f o r t h e gin at 7:15 each e and behind W ilson H all Sat w ill feature East Lansing urday. The film is q„,nv, M S U M u s e u m s a id . folk m usicians and singers • * • Frontline Cinema Joel M abus and Sally Black O rpheus G hoir w ill Rogers. Adm ission is free. present "Jesus Is L o ve ," a • • • For Colored (.irli | So what e xa ctly is th e ir c rite ria fo r classifying som ething as folk gospel m usic concert, at 5:30 The a rt o f anim ation is Have ( onsidered 1 a r t1.' p.m. Sunday in E rickson a live and w ell, despite con W hen The Rainbow i»l "W e cover people w ho are not tre a te d by academ ic art K iv a . T icke ts are $2.50 for tra ry evidence on T V every 1“ now playm g disciplines and in s titu tio n s ," M cD ow ell said. "T h e a rt w e deal w ith adults. $1.50 fo r M SU stu S aturday m orning. Anyone Fisher Theatre has aesthetic value — it ’s e ith e r a tra d itio n a l fo rm o r technique dents and 50 cents fo r chil needing p roof o f th is should The play, wh th a t has been passed on o v e r generations, o r it's someone dren. make it a point to see the Mav 16, will run ur:/| • • • "11th A nnual Tournee of expressing them selves in a unique w a y ." 1*. It will he p r im ‘It's fascinating to fin d ou t w hy these people express A "S pring Sale fo r Song" A n im a tio n " on campus this the Fisher Tucsd them selves in these w ays." she continued, n o ting th a t m ost people w ill be sponsored by the weekend. Saturday at s ¡, n w ould ra th e r spend th e ir tim e w atching television. " I t ’s a Lansym phonic C horal Soci The Tournee is a rom piia p.m. Sunday -how \h| de m o nstra tion o f th e creative s p irit o f M an." e ty from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. tio n o f 17 short anim ated showings are srhedu T his cre a tive s p irit can take m any form s. In some cases th e folk S a tu rd a y at R iv e rfro n t film s selected fo r presenta Saturday ar,d Sundai a r w ts mass produce th e ir w orks, aw a re th a t th e y have a ready Bark. The fe stiva l w ill fea tio n by m em bers o f the The National lump H.H. Ackerman, maker of ducks deluxe, poses with one of his many creations audience. A n exam ple o f th is is a Lincoln P ark man w ho has tu re a ra ffle , craft show, In te rn a tio n a l Anim ated the Shakespu:*- Ft d o ta te d him self to m aking duck h u n tin g decoys. " I f you pu t one of clowns, re freshm ents and a F ilm Association. These w ill present "l'hiTW| outside his workshop in Lincoln Park. Mich. these decoys in th e w a te r." he is re p o rte d to have said, "y o u ’d giant rum m age sale. film s w ere culled from more The play is a roilj • • • than 400 submissions, rep b e tte r be ready to shoot!" poems hy Ntozake ï The dne o f M o rg a n s v l,n \ e : m - : c h . u ^ - p , : A m e ric a n E xprès*. P a r - . A r e ; c a rd M a s te r x C a ll S u e : 3 5 3 - 8 0 0 8 a i f TIRE INC # 332-6545 5 M a il a n d T h e n e I n c u r i e - ! n \ : v d - P 4S 2-: PaqcKo Hours 8 30 6 0 0 Daily or C a ro l 3 5 3 -6 0 6 0 8 30 5 0 0 Sat ’ 05« f I.RANO Rivtl» EAST IAAS-9G ’ P; OCR tAST OF WSO CAMPuS 11 R e d C r o s s is c o u n t in g M Ilonsing nntinn «» custom r ■tnm wheel u and tire experts O R y« W ' . r f f l l C otnrN C O M E A P P R E C I A T E T H E A R T O F S A V IN G AT Learning to p o in t or draw creative artw ork can be very d iffic u lt a n d tim e consum ing. But soi ing on great fashion clo th in g is m ade easy at Greens this w eekend. J u n io r C oordinates hv T e r r y c lo th G arland. B eaujolais. arid C o v e r-u p s C o u n try Sophisticates. 2 5 % O F F 1 /3 O F F H day ..a n d S a tu rd a y L ib e r ty o f L o n d o n P r in t S k ir ts C o tto n a n d T e r n ,■ T o p s 8 m ay 19 & 2 0 $22® ° $ 4 *° to f n Reg. $40. Reg. $ 8 to $ 2 0 | SPONSORS/EA8T LANSING FINE ARTS COMMISSION AND CENTRAL EAST LANSING BUSINESS ASSOCIATION East Lansing m M S U b a ttle s M ic h ig a n f o r title ; N C A A to u r n a m e n t o n th e lin e / / ¿ a By MIC H A EL K LO C K E L itw h ile r said. 'T h e ir defense The W olverin es w ill likely .457 clip. Leach, w ho is m ore to clinch an o u trig h t title , hut State News Sports W rite r and pitch in g is v e ry good, bu t use th e ir tw o aces - Steve noted fo r his g rid iro n e xploits anything can happen in a tw o The Big Ten baseball race we th in k we can m atch th a t Howe and C ra ig McGinnis as t ' M 's q u a rte rb a c k, has gone game series. In the final game has boiled down to the final w ith ou r pow er." against M SU. H ow e has a 5 0 23 fo r 67 in his last 11 games. of (he year last season. MSU weekend o f the season, and The games w ill be played in a B ig Ten record and a 1.53 R ight behind Leach are upset (he W olverines, g ivin g what more fittin g way to decide home and home series, w ith the earned ru n average, w hile M SC ’s Tony Spada (.457) and the o u trig h t Big Ten title to the championship than to have firs t contest stated fo r 1 p.m . at M cGinnis sports a 3 1 record K irk Gibson (.455). Gibson, the Minnesota. two intra state teams renew ing Kobs Field. The team s w ill then w ith a m iniscule 0.69 E R A in leading home ru n h itte r in the Going into the series, M SU is j. i th e ir riv a lry -' play a Sunday contest a t 1 p.m. the conference. league, has 16 home ru ns and 51 vom ing o ff some games w here it M S I’ needs a sweep o f its a t M ichigan’s F ish e r Stadium . The Spartans w ill counter runs batted in fo r th e e n tire showed im pressive h ittin g . two game series this weekend A unique feature o f the w ith Brian W olcott (9 2) and season. Both are M S U records. Spada has come out o f a b rie f w ith Michigan to tie the W ol­ games is th a t th e y w ill be Chuck B aker (6-3). Both are In W ednesday’s double slump. Gibson is on a h ittin g verines for the Big Ten crown. nine-inning contests instead o f com ing o ff fine outings in the header w ith O akland U n iv e r tear, and Rodger B astien is Nothing short of a sweep w ill the custom ary seven. W here S partans’ sweep o ver N orth sitv, Gibson was in vo lved in a dependable as a leadoff man. suffice. The Spartans have a that could m ake a diffe ren ce is w estern M onday. collision at home plate, in which Bastien is fifth in the league in 10 4 Big Ten mark, w hile M ichi­ in pitch in g — an area w here the The B ig Ten b a ttin g title w ill the Spartan c e n te rfie ld e r came h ittin g w ith a .380 average. gan's ledger stands at 12 2 in W olverines should have a defi also be at stake th is weekend, up lim ping. He was rem oved Even if the S partans lose the the conference. nite advantage. w ith fo u r o f the to p fiv e h itte rs from the game and taken fo r title to M ichigan, a s p lit in the "The games w ill probably be " I t w ill probably be the in the league playing. x rays, w hich showed no seri series w ould he an absolute defense matched against of pitche r in the best shape w ho M ichigan ce n terfielder Rick ous damage. m ust. Not only w ould it clinch fense," M S I’ head coach Dannv w ill w in ." L itw h ile r said. Leach leads the league w ith a M ichigan needs o n ly one win second place fo r M SU . but it would im p ro ve the Spartans chances o f g e ttin g an at large I A R SITY-A L V M M G AM E S A T U R D A Y hid for the N C A A tournam ent. Last year, a fte r th e W ol verines had finished second in the conference, th e y were given an at larg e bid fo r the G r i d t e a m s t o o p e n u p o f f e n s e tourney. F o r the last thre e years, the I t w ill be youth versus experience S aturday at Spartan Stadium team s have sp lit th e season as fo rm e r M S I' football players come back to East Lansing fo r the ending series. The W olverines, second annual V a rsity A lu m n i game which w ill s ta rt at 2 p.m. how ever, have dom inated the E a rl M o rra ll. fo rm e r Spartan quarterback and M V P o f the 1968 overall series 106 62 1. B altim ore Colts, w ill be th e A lu m n i coach and. according to Ed Should M SU lose th e title to R utherford , w ho is co ord in ator o f the game. M o rra ll is planning to M ichigan, tw o games th a t w ill put the ball in the air. »■ry large are the Spar In fact, the ball w ill probably spend most o f its tim e in the a ir >ss»*s to M innesota and because Spartan coach D a rry l Rogers has been know n to put ■ e a rlie r in the year, qu arterback Eddie S m ith 's arm to good use on m ore than one ed th e G ophers in an occasion. game 7 0 but lost 8 7. This w ill be the firs t tim e th is sp ring th a t th e M SU squad has and th** S partans blew nu come toge the r as a single team . I t w ill give all o f the sta rte rs a m erous o p p o rtu n itie s in drop chance to get toge the r as a u n it before they pack up camp fo r the ping a 4 3 decision to P urdue sum m er a fte r the game. ¡OTGÍN ST47 F o r the A lum ni, it w ill give them an other chance to put on a green and w h ite un iform and prove to them selves th a t th e y ’ve s till M S I s e c o n d b a s e m a n D a v e R a d k e is r u n d o w n b y O a k la n d '» l)cn got it. T icke ts fo r the game are $8 fo r special press box seats, $4 for Standings a c tio n W e d n e s d a y a t K o b s F ie ld . T h e S p a rta n s h a v e a p iv o ta l »eric ig a n t h is w e e k e n d f o r th e B ig T e n t it le . E d S m ith adults. $3 fo r facu lty and sta ff and $2 fo r students. Proceeds go to women's athletics. D a r r y l R o g e rs M ichigan 12 2 MSI Id 4 W isconsin 10 6 Iowa 9 6 M innesota 7 ; T r a c k s t e r s g e t c h a n c e Duffy says Spartans9 time is coming N o rth w e ste rn Ohio State 6 5 10 9 Illin o is 5 9 By TOM K IR SC H N E R banquet last fall, was also asked if he missed being invo lved w ith the P urdue 3 9 t o q u a l i f y i n o p e n m e t The old Spartan football heroes w ill be in action again action on th e field. Indiana 2 7 Saturday in the 2 p.m. V a rsity-A lu m n i sp ring football game at "W e ll." he said. " I ’m much too busy to even th in k about it. " Spartan Stadium and it w ill surely cause fans to rem inisce about M S U 's w om en’s tra c k team w ill a tte m p t to add coming, but Flanagai great games and championship seasons in M S U ’s past. to its ten in d ivid u a l national q u a lifie rs at 10 a.m. "W e have offered . ( hampionships at M SU and the name D u ffy D au gherty go hand S aturday w ith an open meet on R alph Young can't go around ben in hand. D augherty took ov e r th e head coaching jo b from B iggie M unn in 1954 and led the Spartans u n til his re tire m e n t in 1972. Spartans bank on youth in B ig Ten Field. "T h e meet w ill be fo r th e people th a t need The meet is schedu D augherty had a record o f 109-69-5 and won the B ig Ten title in A t the be ginning o f th e m en’s go lf season back tim es to q u a lify fo r nationals,” coach C heryl team w ith a 76.6 stro ke s pe r ro und average over Flanagan feels that it wi 1965 and 1966. The Spartans w ere No. 1 in the U P I poll in 1965 in A p ril, head coach B ruce Fossum knew that Flanagan said. " It w ill also give us a chance to 14 rounds o f play. W ith th»* A IA W nat 1.1 D augherty now lives in Santa Barbara. C a lif, and keeps busy this year’s team was going to be b u ilt around ru n th e people that we haven’t put in to meets la te ly ." just a week away. Flai: conducting coaching clinics w ith new ly appointed St. Louis youth, and a fte r m any changes thro ugh out the Tom B aker is the o n ly senior p layin g in the k«»eping th»- team healtl ( ardinals head coach Bud W ilkinson. He also does some public season, he’s going w ith th a t youth. tournam en t, and he is ave ra g in g 78.9 strokes per Flanagan also plans to ru n the s p rin te rs that "T he tim es have mv relations w ork fo r C ontinental A irlin e s and th e C hrysler The S partans are in Colum bus, Ohio, this round. E ricG ersonde (77.8). Ed K e lb e l (80.11. H ill have q u alified fo r nationals to m aintain th e ir C orporation. Flanagan said. "Takiru weekend fo r th e Big Ten G olf M eet and Fossum H e rric k i78.8l and S teve L u b b e rs (79.1) are the w ee kly co m p etition schedule. com paring them w ith th The old coach said he could not w ith d ra w from p rio r engigem ents has one senior, one ju n io r, one sophom ure and o th e r Spartans w ho m ade th e trip . So far, the q u a lifie rs fo r next w eek’s nationals nationals last year, we to be at the \ arsity A lum ni g»me to coach some of his old players thre e freshm en en te red in th e tournam ent. are s p rin te rs Denise Greene, G w en Patterson, Host team O hio State, w hich won th is y e a r’s chances, individually Instead. Karl M orrall, an M SU A ll A m erican in 1955 under In e v e ry tournam en t th a t M SU has played in and ( he ryl G illiam , m iddle distance ru n n e r Sue D augherty, w ill coach the alum ni squad. M S I Open and is th e de fe nding B ig Ten L a tte r, h u rd le r K im H atche tt and distance M S t'IN G S : Cheryl FI. this spring. Fossum has changed his line up D augherty says he sees the balance o f the Big Ten evening up in Champion, should ru n a w a y w ith th e tournam en t ru n n e rs Lisa B e rry and L il W arnes. The medley M o tt s p rin te r M olly H looking fo r the rig h t com binations, and th ro u g h it and the real b a ttle w ill be fo r th e second spot, lootball and expects the Spartans to be back at the top o f the and 440 re la y team o f Pam Swainigan. Denise M SU next year. all it has been th e yo unge r players w ho have conference in the near future. which Fossum has had his eye on since the (ire e n e . K aren W h ite and K aren H a rris also Brennan has a 10.7 ir perform ed best fo r him . Things run in cycles and the Spartans' tim e is about to come,” beginning o f th e season. T he S partans have qualified. fastest tim e in the state Sophom ore R ick G ro ver, who has been the D augherty said in a telephone conversation. finished in seventh place in th e B ig Ten fo r the W estern M ichigan and E astern M ichigan are tim e in the 220 w ith a 25 standout fo r th e S partans th is season, leads the last tw o years. The optim ism is due m o s t ly t o MSU head coach D a rry l Rogers th e on ly schools, so far. th a t are d e fin ite ly 220 sta le title and was • who W ill begtn his th ird year at MSU next fall a fte r a 7 3 1 season last year. D augherty was impressed w ith Rogers' wide-open, pass oriented offense even before Rogers' a rriv a l at M SU. He had E A S T M IN S T E R P R E S B Y T E R IA N Jews for Jesus p r e s e n ts : f W1 an,d ,hls San Jose S tate le »m w hile doing com m entary P m a R u n ttín g I C H U R C H TNI URINATED WAILING WAU or A B ( T \ and knew MSU was g e ttin g a good coach when it hired 1315 Abbott Rd (North of Saginaw ) . Rogers in 19 <6. D augherty, who did re tu rn to M SU to speak at the football N u t! » East Lansing f in concert ( | Sunday, May 21 W orship: 4:30 ft 10:45 a.m. | Friday, M ay 1 9 ,7:30 p.m. Church School through Adult: 9:30 a.m. I G uo st Spook or: Rev. F re d G ra h a m I| «»» fast Lansing TrinityChurd| • P a u l W .G r e e n 3 3 7 -0 0 9 3 . MSUOep, 0, R, i, gio„ T im o th y Q u is t 3 3 7 -0 1 8 3 Hltl Tm ht rlam off Bureham, between Hagndoru <( 3 1 0 1 E G RAND RIVER South Baptist Church lonS'n9 1 1518 S. W ashington JUST N O R T H O F FR AN D O R - S u m m e r R a te s n o w m e ffe c t C O R T E Z b y N IK E The Issues: SUNDAY, 7:00 p.m. i r-fv W IT H O U T T H I S -N O HOPE1 - O p e n b o w l in g a l l d a y C O L L E C T IV E B A R G A IN IN G FOR MSU FA C U LTY a n d e v e n in g e v e r y d a y ! 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" I alumni *» » '' wil1 aSain hav*' ' ' x MSI p lo r a ll le a g u e h o n o r s a r e T im F la n a g a n , J o e ljust east o f H arrison — S o rry, no d e liv e ry I 1 J(j ,1 »ill give our players a ehanre l.. I o l i t o w i r / , M a r k P in t. , . S t e v e lio h a c z , C r e g Ijr tijm j lacrosse game," K anner said. M r in k m a n , C la y F e r r e r a n d M ill M r lb n n is s . Op»n Ev.ry Day 11 a .m .. J o .m , Sunday, l2noon ta I a.m. ■ rtaiis. 9 1«. l,ave n,‘w r r r ° fd s in U e p r o v e d t h a t w e c o u ld s c o re o n a n y b o d y , " total goals, assists and to ta l points. K a n n r f s a id . " T h e le a r n s t u c k t o g e t h e r t h r o u g h L y records have also been set, as Tim o u t » *a rh g a m » *, a n d it s h o w » *d w h e n w»* o u t s c o r w i Lhroke injured K evin W illitts * m arks in m a n y o f o u r o p p o n e n t s in t h e f in a l q u a r t e r . " Uividuals leading tracksters ■i nu*n $ track team is should place again. Flow ers has The other Spartan thinclads Jbutathr**at to w in the only tw o more chances to who could place include: Paul ■ Meet at Evanston this q u a lify fo r the N C A A Meet, but Schneider in the shot put. Fred P I as always, the Bibbs said he is confident his P arker in th e long jum p and X irill have th e ir fa ir s p rin te r w ill qualify w ith the K eith Moore in eith»*r the ■individual standouts. ca libe r of com petition at the 800 m eters or 1,500 meters. ■Smith's time of 10.2 in m eet. The final meet o f th»* season farter is the best o f any M S l-s m ile relay team fur those who don't qualify for ■performer this season, should also place w ith the likes the N( A A Meet w ill be next I befavored to w in the of Tyrone W illiam s. Gerald week's C entral Collegiate Meet improve on his Gain, Flow ers and K lein. at Ann A rbor. E e finish in last ye a r’s faith has already quali T h is A r e a s O n l y M u l t i - M e d i a D is c o t h e q u e r thf NT A A O utdoor i to T at Eugene. Spartans sign recruits 2841 F G d R iv e r , E L a n s 3 5 1 -1 2 0 1 LSpartan who w ill be Enjoy Your Weekend at the Rainbow Ranch ■to win is senior captain M SI bask«*tball coach Jud H»*athcote signed his fourth re c ru it in fa,n m the 400 m eter 6 foot 6 forw a rd Don B rko virh , brother »if MSC freshm an M ike B rkm ic h . hurdles. K lein's ■bestof51.3- which is I second faster than Don av»»raged 25.5 points per game playing for Lowe High School in W indsor. Ont. He also averaged 10 rebounds per game. MARATHON e in the Big Ten Jtfiedhim for the N C A A Low e has won the O ntario Class A A A title s in 1976 and 1977. W r f»*»*l that Don possesses excellent potential to co ntribute to *»ur program , Heatheote said. “ He has a b ilities comparable to Stole N ew s Photo S p a rta n c e n t e r f ie ld e r K i r k G ib s o n (c e n te r), w it h a n ic e p a c k a r o u n d h is r i g h t le g , . HOUSE PARTY powerful track those of his brother." is h e lp e d fr o m th e f ie ld b y t r a in e r D a v e B a r r in g e r a n d a n o th e r S p a rta n p la y e r ' F R ID A Y G S A T U R D A Y I Hbefavomi to w in the Men’s swimming coach D ick F e tte rs has signed Battle ( ’reek’s a f t e r he w a s in ju r e d in th e f ir s t in n in g o f W e d n e s d a y ’s g a m e w i t h O a k la n d . G ib ­ t go along w ith the M ark Lancaster fo r next w in te r's s»>ason. Lancaster took th ird s in son w a s x - ra y e d a t a n e a rb y h o s p ita l, a n d a ll h e s u ffe r e d w a s a b r u is e . T h e ju n io r championship in th«- 50 yard and 100 yard events at last year's state meet w ith Beer Special til 8:00 fr o m W a t e r f o r d w i l l be in th e lin e u p f o r th e c r u c ia l tw o -g a m e s e rie s a g a in s t neet in February. tinn*s of 22.07 and 47.41. r»>spectively. M ic h ig a n t h is w e e k e n d w h ic h w ill d e c id e th e B ig T e n c h a m p io n s h ip . M S U is s t i ll Dancing at 8:30 Both Nitcs Itrack coach Jim Bibbs Wrestling coach G radv P eninger signed M t. Clemens' Fred W ort hem to attend MSC m*xt year. in th e r u n n in g f o r a n N C A A b e rth . pnly 13 members ila n d ’s Danni» h r t t l o Northw estern W orth em is th** t tim e state champ in the 150 pound class and »¡votai serie» with M l he accum ulated 39 falls in his career. sprinter K icky IjsK'ind place fin isher B E R M ’S THC M U N C H IIS CREEP-OUT lard da»h last year, EM TKAI, L U T O B O D y .1 2 LATE AT NICHT Itansmission [ S IT E D E T H O D IS T ” 'He Capitol A m e r ic a n Q u a lity W o rk & F o r e ig n G u a ra n te e d C a rs Open Every Friday and Saturday Maintenance Special • C h a n g e t r a n s m is s io n f lu id I CHANCELCHOIR till F r e e E s t im a t e s ^CHESTERPSALMS k iK r 0'2Befns»em fTTon. - Fa 7 :3 0 a.m . - 5 :3 0 p.m. The Beit Darn 3 a.m. BURGER • A d ju s t b a n d s • C le a n s c r e e n . $095 KIN G ■ R e p la c e p a n - g a s k e t Sat. 8 : 0 0 a.m . -1 2 Nnnr, Burgers ^ 0 plus fluid • C o m p le t e r o a d t e s t . |K§hip Services b o "d it 0 0 o .m Corner larch 4 Michigan Avo. 3121 E. 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The e s s e n tia l n a tu re o f ECKAN KAR is fre e d o m fro m M ic h ig a n State R adio N e tw o rk is selecting a studen t fo r r * '1""* H o rn . - ,;J0 p.m. Fri 1 Sal I I a.m. • 3:30 a.m. a lt th in g s ■th e c o m p le te in d e p e n d e n c e o f Soul PIN.LARCH |u»l north o» Saginaw ba»era O akland Lansing th e c h a irm a n seat on th e board. E C K A N K A R A W a y o fL ife D a r w in G r o s s A p p lic a tio n s a re a v a ila b le a t WBRS in th e Brody C om plex, FREE INTRODUCTORY SESSION MAY 20 AT 10:00 a.m. W MCD in M cD onel H all and WMSN in Room 8 Student THE KELLOGG CENTER, M.S.U. SOUTH HARRISON ROAD Services. D e a d lin e to a p p ly is W ednesday, M ay 24 a t 5 p.m . for further information call 882-3022 GOLF M IC H IG A N ST A T E R A D IO N E T W O R K I a!*LVe G°t It AH" J I Range fB l’U u iiju l ÎOidcUtUJA I ’ Miniature G o lf •['"b o ll M och ín », lu’ijm ai ALL DEGREE 'h o Shop I |J ,0pby Sale, J rfu c o W m ’x C A N D ID A T E S I J ^ l l U n ifo rm . 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R ive r J a c o b s >1 i'H ACCOMPANYRCSIRVATtON M SU international projects bring criticism, q u e rn { c o n t in u e d f r o m p n g 'e 5 ) e s p e c ia lly in a g r ic u ltu r e , w h ic h is th e MSU in v o lv e m e n t is seen by som e as im p o s e s q u e s t io n s o n t h e i n d i v i d u a l f a e u lt y W o r l d B a n k , b a t M S U ’ , d i r e c t in v o l v e m e n t in v o lv e d w i t h t h e c o u n t r ie s , ( a c u it y w h o s e e t h e o f t r .* p e a t. d I The in f o r m a t io n fo rm s r e q u ir e d fo r c o u n t r y 's m a in a r e a o f e x p o r t . h e lp f u l in li b e r a l i z i n g th e s o c ie t ie s and w l t k t h e t w e lo a n in g « f e n d e , w i l l d im ln ie h w it h t h e ir o w n e y e s b o th th e d e s p e ra te f " 1’ " v e n if n s u b m is s io n to th e o f f ic e o f in t e r n a t io n a l In th e p a s t, th e p r o je c t has d ra w n r a i s i n g t h e c o n s c io u s n e s s o f t h e in d i g e n o u s B u t w h e t ie t h e W o r l d B t n k e n d w h o a e needs of th e p o p u lo u s and th e u tte r d e t e s ta b le r e g i, ,, , . , b , u J 7 " > l|o«1 s t u d ie s h a v e a ls o b e e n la c k in g , u n t i l r e c e n t c o n s id e r a b le h e a t b e c a u s e o f t h a t c o u n t r y 's p o p u l a t io n . in te r e s t do th e y r e p r e s e n t? The W o rld m e n t s t a ll'.' tha" » # i J r e v is io n s in A p r il th a t a d d e d s ig n i f i c a n t m i l i t a r y d i c t a t o r s h i p . I t is s e e n b y c r i t i c s a s A l t h o u g h c o n s c io u s n e s s r a i s i n g m a y o r r e p r e s s iv e n e s s o f t h e r e g im e s . B a n k is i n i n s t i t u t i o n w h i r h in c lu d e s n e a r ly q u e s t io n s t o t h e p r e v io u s ly in n o c u o u s f o r m s . a v io la t i o n o f a n M S U p o li c y g u i d e lin e w h ic h m a y n o t h e lp t h w a r t t h e r e p r e s s i v e n e s s o f The q u e s t io n in e v ita b ly r is e s : Is any e v e ry d e v e lo p e d or p a r tia lly d e v e lo p e d T h e a n s w e r a s fa r J s M . [ In w h a t c a n o n ly b e in t e r p r e t e d a s a d ir e c t s t a t e s “ w e w o u l d n o t w a n t t o b e e n g a g e d in th e g o v e rn m e n t. M S U does p re p a re th e in v o l v e m e n t b e t t e r t h a n n o n e ? T h e O f f i c e o f c o u n try in th e w o r ld e x c lu d in g th e t io n is c o n c e rn e d „ Sl w e \e r . the « in c r e a s e d r e s p o n s iv e n e s s I t a ls o m a in t a in s f o r e i g n e x c h a n g e a n d p r o g r a m s o f N o n f o r m a l e d u c a t io n . M o r e d e v e lo p e d and im p le m e n t e d u s in g A ID A lthough MSUjs participation m ay not "directly bJ .u > to b e a n e f f o r t t o m u t e c r i t i c i s m o v e r s e a s p r o g r a m s , a r e a s t u d ie s c e n t e r s f o r and m o re T h ir d W o rld g o v e rn m e n ts a re m o n e y w i t h t h e c o o p e r a t io n o f A m e r ic a n ;> !a\ up c o n s id e r a t io n s of M S C 's in te r n a t io n a l e m p h a s is c u r r ic u la , peace c la m o r in g f o r t h e s k i l l s d e v e lo p e d b y t h e u n iv e r s i t i e s . fit in strum ents of rep ressio n " in that government! i-n t in t e r n a t io n a l p r o je c t s . c o rp s p ro g ra m s , in t e r n a t i o n a l in s t i t u t e s c o lle g e . A g a in t h e q u e s t io n a r is e s : I s a n y e d u c a asso ciatio n with it could lead to "undue phvsiJ i . . t h e r c o m p lic a t in g f a c t o r is t h a t m a n y a n d c o n s o r t iu m s w i t h v a r io u s e d u c a t io n a l E d u c a tio n is a v ita l fa c to r in th e t io n . d e s p it e i t s p o l i t i c a l f l a v o r , b e t t e r t h a n ■n t p r - o e c t s w e r e a p p r o v e d b e f o r e t h e in s t it u t io n s , a n d a h o s t o f o th e r p ro g ra m s d e v e lo p m e n t o f a n y le s s e r d e v e lo p e d na n o e d u c a t io n a t a ll? O b v i o u s ly t h e f o r m e r is dan g e r or h arassm en t" of University personne! | .¡: n ..s p h e r e b e c a m e a p a r t o f p o lic y a n d s e r v ic e s . t io n . T h e g o v e r n m e n t le a d e r s in v ir tu a lly p r e fe r r e d . e n e m ie s of the re p re ssiv e regim e. U n iv e r s it y in t e r a c t io n w it h fo r e ig n c o u n e v e ry T h ir d W o r ld c o u n try a re an e lit e S m u r k l e r , w h o is a ls o t h e c h a i r p e r s o n o f i he e s t im a t e d 34 p ro g ra m s th e t r ie s began lo n g b e fo re th e O f f ic e of g ro u p who have had th e o p p o r tu n ity to th e A I D R e s e a rc h A d v is o r y C o m m itte e , t m e r s it > is c u r r e n t l y p a r t i c i p a t i n g in , I n t e r n a t i o n a l P r o g r a m s w a s o r g a n iz e d in le a r n in W e s t e r n i n s t i t u t i o n s . has c o n tr ib u te d g r e a tly to m a k in g th e ra l im m e d ia t e ly c a ll t o m i n d r e p r e s s i v e th e m id 1 9 5 0 s. But s in c e it s in c e p t io n , N o n f o r m a l e d u c a t io n h a s b e c o m e r e c o g ­ agency see th e lo g i c b e h in d e d u c a t io n n iz e d as th e m ost e ff e c t iv e m e th o d fo r p r o g r a m s . S u b s e q u e n t ly m i l l i o n s o f f e d e r a l p la c e a t t h e r i g h t t i m e w h e n c u r r e n c i e s a r e e d u c a t in g la r g e m a s s e s o f p e o p le in th e d o ll a r s h a v e p o u r e d i n t o M S U a n d o th e r f o r e i g n c o u n t r ie s . T h e y would be« r e v a lu e d a n d d e v a lu e d , t h e B a n k c a n m a k e r u d im e n t s of W e s te rn s o c ie t y in th e u n i v e r s i t i e s t o d e v e lo p t h e p r o g r a m s o n a f o o ls to le t th e n a tu ra l resourj b i l l i o n s o f d o l l a r s a n n u a lly . q u ic k e s t w a y p o s s ib le . w o r l d w i d e s c a le . u n e x p l o it e d . M S U 's presence helps! "The University sh all not u n d ertake any activity that T h e W o r l d B a n k is m o r e t h a n e s s e n t ia l t o m iz e t h e e c o n o m ic exploitation \ The lo c a l p o p u l a t io n s a re s im p ly not C o n tra c ts a re ju s t to o b e n e f ic i a l t o be le s s e r d e v e lo p e d n a t io n s because it p ro has concealed funding or undisclosed purposes or r e a d y f o r f o r m a l e d u c a t io n a s w e k n o w i t in re fu s e d . MSU m akes no p r o fit on it s c o u n t r ie s . v i d e * t h e m w i t h lo a n s . I t is e q u a l ly v i t a l t o sponsors, or is classified in such a w ay as to restrict t h e w e s t . A n e w m e t h o d t o b e d e v is e d t o c o n tra c ts , h u t in t e r n a t io n a l p r o g r a m s e n m u l t i n a t i o n a l c o r p o r a t io n s , w h o s e f in a n c ia l T h e s c o p e o f M S U 's in te rn a tio j e d u c a t e o n a le v e l t h a t is e f f e c t iv e . h a n c e it s r e p u t a tio n a s a n in s t it u t io n w illin g t r a c t u a ! a g r e e m e n t s is unlikely t o c l l a c t i v i t i e s s e t p a t t e r n s f o r w o r l d e c o n o m ic s . publication and g en eral dissem ination of all facts H in d r a n c e s to th e goal a re in e f f i c i e n t t o w o r k w i t h f u n d i n g a g e n c ie s . t h e n e a r f u t u r e because the U m vl W ith o u t th e s u p p o r t o f th e W o rld B ank, resulting from and about the a ctivity.” Policy g u id e­ c o o r d in a t i o n of v a r io u s p u b lic s e r v ic e W h a t d o e s M i c h ig a n S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y g e t m u l t i n a t i o n a l s ' t e n u o u s f o o t h o ld s in t h e s e in te r e s ts p r e s e n t ly lie in bolster! d e p a r t m e n t s o f t h e g o v e r n m e n t s . T h e r o le o u t o f i t 7 T h e U n i v e r s i t y is r e s p o n s ib le t o r e p u t a t i o n in o r d e r to a ttra c t m orel n a t io n s w o u l d b e e v e n m o r e i n f l a m m a t o r y line No. 9 of the se n sitiv e a re a s guidelines of MSU of MSU f a c u l t y is t o s h o w t h e s e r e g im e s th e p e o p le of M i c h ig a n . W henever a a n d e n d o w m e n ts . t h a n th e y a lr e a d y a re . International activities. how to c o o r d in a t e th e a c tiv it é s of th e c o n t r a c t is p r o f f e r r e d a d m i n i s t r a t o r s m u s t a s k t h e m s e lv e s : H o w w ill th is d ir e c t ly or V i r t u a l l y « ¡ v e r y c o u n t r y t h a t M S U d e a ls B u t t h e p r o b le m is n ot one that «1 v a r io u s m in is t r ie s H e a lth , E d u c a tio n , w i t h is a v e r i t a b l e s t o r e h o u s e o f u n t a p p e d a w a y e it h e r . T h e ch an ge s already a "No international activity shall be initiated or con­ P u b lic W e lf a r e a n d a n y o t h e r s u b o r g a n i z a i n d i r e c t l y b e n e f i t t h e p e o p le o f M i c h ig a n ? re s o u rc e s . To ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e m , th e p o lic y s ta te m e n ts and infoi l i o n s t h a t c o n n e c t t h e b u r e a u c r a c ie s t o t h e M S U in v o l v e m e n t in t h e e s t a b lis h m e n t o f tinued if it directly benefits instrum ents of repression p e o p le . N o n f o r m a l e d u c a t io n p ro g ra m s in In d o e d u c a t io n a n d t e c h n ic a l a s s is t a n c e is n e c e s r e q u e s t s b y U n iv e r s it y administrate s a r y . T h e t h e o r y is t h a t a le s s e r d e v e lo p e d g e s t a n a w a re n e s s . - indeed, a that com prom ise the civil liberties of host country P r o je c t c o o r d in a t o r s a d v is e how to n e s ia , f o r e x a m p le , is c o n s t r u e d a s b e in g n a t io n c a n t r u l y h e lp i t s e l f o n ly b y h a v in g a fo r th e p o li t i c a l repercussions thal e lim in a t e o v e r la p p in g o f in f o r m a t io n , h o w b e n e f ic i a l t o M i c h ig a n r e s id e n t s b e c a u s e t h e nationals." t o im p le m e n t id e a s f r o m a d m i n i s t r a t o r s a t c o o r d in a t i o n t e c h n iq u e s p e r f e c t e d t h e r e c a n s o u n d e c o n o m ic b a s e . T h a t b a s e is u s u a lly r e s u lt e d a n d m a y in th e futu re rest] f o u n d e d o n t h e e x p o r t a t i o n o f t h e c o u n t r y 's M S U 's in v o lv e m e n t w ith repress t h e t o p t o t h e p e o p le d o w n b e lo w a n d h o w t h e o r e t i c a l l y b e a p p lie d t o M i c h ig a n 's r u r a l r a w m a t e r i a l s t o W e s t e r n in d u s t r i a l p la n t s . g im e s . In all ca se s, the U niversity, including the Advisor- to m a k e n o n g o v e rn m e n t in s titu tio n s p a r t p o o r a n d u n e d u c a te d . I n d o n e s ia h a s o il, U r u g u a y h a s m i n e r a ls . o f t h e p o li c ie s e s t a b lis h e d b y th e g o v e rn B u t a r e t h e p e o p le o f M i c h ig a n b e n e f it T o a c e r t a i n e x te n t hum an n g h u | Consultative Com m ittee to the Dqan of International m e n ts . B r a z i l h a s lu m b e r . T h e l i s t g o e s o n , w i t h t h e t i n g f r o m t h e w o r k d o n e in I n d o n t s ia ? F r o m la t e b e c o m e a p o litic a l issue, and chi com m on d e n o m in a t o r b e in g cheap, ra w Studies and Program s, shall monitor ad h eren ce to MSU p r o je c t s do n o t te ll th e g o v e rn ­ a t h e o r e tic a l s t a n d p o in t, y e s . P r a c tic a lly in g t h e v a lu e s o f c iv il lib e rtie s is a n a t u r a l re s o u rc e s , f o r u s — t h e fr e e w o r ld m e n ts w h a t to te a c h , th e y t e l l t h e m h o w to s p e a k in g , n o . in v o g u e . T o t h i s tre n d the vocal I these guidelines and progress tow ard the explicit - a s o p p o s e d to th e m — th e c o m m u n is t te a c h . 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MSU in v o lv e m e n t in th a n a h a n d f u l o f d e tra cto rs to i t io n s o f t h e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t s u p p o rt r e g im e s - I r u g u a v . I n d o n e s ia , t h e P h i lip ­ p a r t i c u l a r l y d u r i n g t h e e ig h t y e a r W h a r t o n i n f o r m t h e i r p e o p le . i n t e r n a t i o n a l a f f a i r s is m o v in g in a t r e n d U n i v e r s i t y p o lic y o r d e fin e its purp| th e B a n k f o r n u m e ro u s re a s o n s — p r im a r ily p in e s . 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I f M S U y e a r s t h e W o r l d B a n k w i l l f in a n c e a t le a s t w h e n t r o u b l e a r is e s . w h ir h h a s a b u d g e t o f $ 7 ,5 9 0 ,0 4 7 . in v o l v e d w ith th ro u g h th e A ID a re a ls o a w a r e o f t h e d a n g e rs involved in I re fu s e s to a c c e p t a c o n tra c t o ffe re d to i t b y h a ll o l th e in t e r n a t io n a l p ro g ra m s th a t S itu a tio n s lik e V ie t n a m , fo r e x a m p le , B r a z il's M i n i s t r y o f E d u c a t io n a n d C u l p r o m i n e n t l y lis t e d b y a n o t h e r o r g a n iz a t i o n a c c e p ta n c e o f a p p a r e n tly p ro fita b | A ID , som e o th e r u n iv e r s ity a n x io u s to M S I ' w il l b e e n g a g e d in . 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P o o le w a s b a s k ­ in t e r n a t io n a l b o n v iv a n t a n d in g u n d e r th e h o t s u n o f om your o co d em ic a d v is e r A c o m p le te d fo rm a llo w s ,« your c o u rse s e v a lu a t e d p rio r to o c fu a lly e n ro llin g COLLEGE O F N ATU R AL SCIENCE B u ild in g C o n stru ctio n - M ay 22-25 2-4 p m in 216 A g ric u ltu ra l D ep o rtm en t o f Fo od S cie n c e an d H um an N u tritio n V o" w h e re y o u a r e g o in g to b e o g u e st S e e y o u r oco E n g in e e rin g D ie te tics N u tritio n an d Foods Stu d en t-Eo rly e n ro llm e n t fo r Fall yet first w ith in fo rm a tio n a b o u t th e c o u rs e s you w ish 1 S ch e d u le a n a p p o in tm e n t fo r a c o n fe re n c e w ith your a ca d e m ic Term is sc h e d u le d fo r M oy 30 Ju n e 2 T h .s is a good tim e to m o k e ¡•o' transfer th e n b rin g th e fo rm to th e O ffic e o f T ra n s o d vise r by sig n in g th e a p p o in tm e n t s h e e t d e sig n a tin g th e a d v is e r s A ll o th e rs sho u ld se e th e ir a d v is e rs by a p p o in tm e n t d u rin g the sc h e d u le p la n s o nd o b ta in a d d itio n a l in fo rm a tio n c o n ce rn in g cns 250 A d m in istra tio n B u ild in g fo r v e rific a tio n a v a ila b le h o u rs Th is s h e e t is n o w p o sted n e a r his h er o ffic e p e rio d of M ay 22 26 e x c e p t th o se w h o h a v e a p re v io u sly o rra n g e d m o |0 rs P le a s e co n ta ct y o u r o d v is e rs b e tw e e n M ay 22-26 fo llo w in g C o n fe re n c e s o re to b e h e ld d u rin g th e p e rio d M ay 22 to M a y 26 P ro g re ss P la n A p p o in tm e n ts sh o u ld b e m a d e o s e a rly m the th e se in stru ctio n s P re m e d ic a l o nd p re d e n ta l stu d e n ts w h o p re v io u sly m e t w ith a d v isin g p e rio d a s p o ssib le M ille r 236C F S C o m e in a n d sig n up on a p p o in tm e n t sch e d u le o d v is e rs in th e B io c h e m istry or Zo o logy D e p o rtm e n t sh o u ld n o w go o u»s.de o ffic e Bennm k 3 -6 4 5 7 . S ch em m el 4-7725 a n d Z a b ik to 103 N a tu ra l S c ie n c e B u ild in g to m eet w ith th e n a ca d e m ic a d v is e r 3-525! C o ll to m o k e a n a d v ism g a p p o in tm e n t C a sh G o rtu n g and ■ferly E nrollm ent in th e C o lle g e o f N a tu ra l S cie n c e P re P ro fe s s io n a l A d v is e m e n t JAM ES M A D IS O N COLLEGE W e n b e rg Sign up in Room 1 H u m an Eco log y on sc h e d u le sh e e ts C e n te r .N O TE F a ll te rm th e C e n te r w ill b e lo ca te d m Room 3 fo r a p p o in tm en ts N a tu ra l S cie n c e B u ild m g F A LL TERM A C A D E M IC A D V IS IN G Stu d en ts o re u rg e d t0 m e e t w ith H u m an E n v iro n m e n t an d D e sig n G ro u p A d vism g KffiV EARLY ENRO LLM ENT W ILL B E C O N D U C T E D O N T U E S D A Y th e ir a co d e m ic a d v is e rs b e tw e e n M ay 22 26 to p lo n F a ll term H E D M a io rs Tu e sd a y M ay 18 R oom HE 102 12 00 1 00 PM I K THROUGH F R ID A Y JU N E 2 A T TH E F O L L O W IN G 2. F o r y o u r a p p o in tm e n t b rin g your o io d e m ic a d v is e r y o u r p la n n e d s c h e d u le s A t th is tim e a ll C o lle g e o co d em ic a d v is e rs w ill h o ve |TtONS p ro g ra m for F a ll te rm o nd d isc u s s :! S'vdent S e rv ic e s B u ild in g 3-4 p m m 213 B e rk e y a n d Th u rs M ay 25 fro m 7 8 30 p m in R e a d th e re le v o n t se c tio n s of th e n e w H onors CollegeHondbook 1 Stu d e n ts m E co n o m ics B u sin e ss Educot.on D istrib u tive E d u c a ­ !*d‘ "'em otional C e n te r 213 B e rk e y If u n a b le to a tte n d e ith e r of th e s e s e ss io n s sign up Th en p re p a re a d ra ft A c a d e m ic P ro g re ss P la n on »he bu ff fo rm and tion O ffic e A d m in istra tio n R isk a n d In su ra n c e and the H onors C o l­ fo r on a p p o in tm e n t in th e d e p a rtm e n ta l o ffic e ,206 Jo u rn o lis m t a k e It to y o u r a d v is e r a s a b o sis fo r d isc u ssio n a lo n g w o n le g e sh o u ld s e e th e ir fa c u lty a ca d e m ic a d v is e rs m th e re s p e c tiv e rg : r Vay 22 th e S c h e d u le o f C o u rs e s m ay a ls o b e o b ta in e d B ld g ' b e fo re e o rly e n ro llm e n t your BulletinandScheduleof Courses d e p a rtm e n ts d u rin g th e a d v is e rs re g u la rly sch ed u le d o ffice hours SC Adm inistration B u ild in g o n d a n y tim e th e re a fte r 2 A ll u n d erg ro d u o te H o tel R e sta u ra n t ond In stitu tio n a l M a n ag e A u d io lo g y a n d S p e e ch S cie n c e s 353-8780' M ay 22 26 In d ivid u a l |T trm R e g is t r a t io n a p p o in tm e n t o v o ila b le on re q u e st m en t an d T ra v e l an d To u rism M a n ag em en t m aio rs sho uld se e UNIVERSITY COLLEGE • N O PREFERENCE o d v .s e rs m th e C o lle g e of B u sin e ss A d v ise m e n t C e n te r Room 7 f 'egijtrotion w ill b e c o n d u c te d M o nd a y th ro u g h W ed n es E p p ley C e n te r a t th e fo llo w in g h o u rs on the fo llo w in g d a ys C o m m u n ic a tio n (355 3 4 7 1 ! M ay 22 26 A d v ism g w ill be c o n d u cted m ISiC'ember 10 20 a t th e M e n s In tr a m u ra l B u ild in g M onday 1 5 00 Tu e sd a y 9-3 00 W ed n esd a y an d Th u rsd o v 8 5 00 502 S K e d z te M on Th u rs fro m 8 5 a n d F ri fro m 9 5 N o a p p o in t­ A n a p p o in tm e n t-fo r-co n fe re n ce le tte r is b e in g m o ile d to e a c h No F rid a y 10 3 00 m e n t n e c e s s a ry A tte n d a n c e re q u ire d of m a jo rs w ish in g to eo rly P r e fe re n c e stu d e n t fo r p ro g ra m p la n n in g fo r F o il te rm If you h a v e e n ro ll n o t re c e iv e d a n a p p o in tm e n t or a r e u n a b le to k e e p o n e g iv e n you 3 S tu d en ts in a ll o th er u n d e rg ra d u a te m aio rs sho uld se e an pliGEOF ARTS A N D LETTERS c o m e to th e o d v ise m e n t o ffic e b e fo re Ju n e 2 to e a r ly e n ro ll fo r o d vise r in Room 7 Epp ley C e n te r fro m 8-4 30 on th e fo llo w in g Jo u rn a lis m (353 643 0' M oy 22-26 H o u rs p o ste d on a d v is e rs o ffice F o il te rm d a te s m *he fo llo w in g ord er d o o rs A ll stu d e n ts m u st s e e th e ir a d v is e r b e fo re p re e n ro llin g *'grodoate maiors in the College of Arts ond Letters except E ach N o P r e fe re n c e stu d e n t w h o w ill h a v e e a rn e d 85 c re d its M ay 22 A C M ay 25 1 -0 " majors should see their ocodemic advisers during office T e le c o m m u n ic a tio n (353 4369) M oy 22 26 A d v is in g w ill b e conduct g u m o r s ta n d in g ) by th e e n d o f S p rin g te rm 1978 m u st d e c la re a M ay 23 D -G Moy 26 P-S 22 thru Moy 26. Check with department offices for the e d in th e Stu d en t A d v is in g O ffic e lo co te d m 318 U n io n B ld g . fro m m a jo r b e fo re th e en d o f th e te rm a t th e a p p ro p ria te A d v ise m e n t M oy 24 H K M ay 30 4 31 T-Z "d'viduol advisers M a k e on appointment to m immiie 8 -12 a m C e n te r Ju n e 1 4 2 fo r stu d en ts u n a b le to com e a t th e ir sch ed u le d tim es ifie or if you cannot com e ot the hours scheduled S-33 W o n d e rs fo r re s id e n ts of C a se-W ilso n -W o n d ers-H o ld en 4 Ju n io rs a n d S e n io rs sho uld re v ie w m a jo r fie ld re q u ire m e n ts w ith Art maiors should see fheir advisers on M onday. M ay 22. 109 B ro d y fo r re s id e n ts of th e B ro d y C o m p le x th e n fa cu lty a ca d e m ic o d v ise rs d u rin g th is a d v ise m e n t p erio d COLLEGE OF SO C IAL SCIENCE I h*d'0 Art classes will be d ism issed that day and students 2 2 9 E. A k e r s fo r re s id e n ts o f E a s t C am p u s 5 G ra d u a te stu d e n ts should T ia ke a rra n g e m e n ts to se e »hen jRWreport to Room 113 to pick up thbir folders 170 B e sse y fo r a ll o th e rs (o ff-ca m p u s stu d e n ts re s id e n ts of S tu d en ts in A s ia n S tu d ie s A fr ic a n S tu d ie s a n d La tin A m e ric a n re s p e c tiv e a ca d e m ic a d v ise rs A b b o tt M a so n P h illip s S h a w S n yd er 8 W e st C irc le H a lls m°|0rs should go !o Room 212 M orrill Hall any day during S tu d ie s P ro g ra m s sh o u ld s e e th e ir re s p e c tiv e C e n te r a d v is e rs a s ■ '2 and I 4. Appointments ore not necessary w e ll a s th e a d v is e rs in th e d e p o rtm e n t of th e ir m a jo r S tu d e n ts e n ro llin g m e v e n in g c la s s e s o n ly m ay c o n fe r w ith a n Lobor o nd In d u s tria l R e la tio n s G ro d u a te stu d e n ts sh o u ld s e e th eir a d v is e r b y te le p h o n e (355-3515). JUSTIN MORRILL COLLEGE ^ s h o u l d g o to the Undergroduote Adviser 306A a d v is e rs b e fo re e n ro llm e n t a n d re g is tra tio n D u l AH H' S,0ry m ° i ° rs P i n i n g ‘o la ke Ed 200 327 or 327J E a r ly e n ro llm e n t fo r F a ll w ill b e M oy 30 Ju n e 2. FA LL TERM JM C c o u rse d e sc rip tio n s fo r F a ll Term w ill be o vo ila b le L. . H li,0 fy adviser to m ake sure they are correctly coded for S o cia l S cie n c e G ra d u a te s a n d U n d e rg ra d u a te s 141 B a k e r H a ll wa'ieducation 355 6678 M ay 19th m the C o lle g e o ffic e of th e A d vism g C e n te r 119 Snyd er H a ll JM C stu d e n ts m oy d ro p o ff th e ir e a rly e n ro llm e n t fo rm s in Rwn ' exceP ' Pr®-low) ■ should go to the Under A n th ro p o lo g y - A n n F e rg u so n U n d e rg ra d u a te A d v is e r 346 B ak er th e C o lle g e o ffice 139 S n yd er H a ll or a t ony o th e r o ffic ia l locatio n I p^,* *l{e ° ' College ot Arts ond Letters 207 Linton Hall H a ll 355 7490 O ffic e H o u rs a r e p o ste d in m om o ffic e an d by COLLEGE O F H U M A N MEDICINE n "tent* ore no( n e c e ts a fy a p p o in tm e n t A ll c o u rse s m Ju stm M o rrill C o lle g e o re o p en to no n -JM C*stu d en ts M e d ica l S tu d e n ts W ill b e n o tifie d w h e n to s e e th e ir a d v is e rs and on a sp a c e a v a ila b le b a s is . E a rly e n ro llm e n t p rio rity w ill b e g iven to p - P,e '■aw mojors • should check their adviser's office G e o g ra p h y A d v is e r h o u rs a r e a a v a ila b le o u tsid e of 315 N a tu ra l re g is t e r by th e O ffic e o f S tu den t A ffa irs JM C stu d e n ts A ll stu d e n ts sh o u ld sig n up fo r JM C c o u rse s du rin g | 'he History or Philosophy Department S cie n c e eo rly e n ro llm e n t. For fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n on c o u rse s or th e c o lle g e < W()|0i M e d ico l T ech n o lo g y S tu d en ts A ll stu d e n ts m ust s e e a n a ca d e m ic should go first to the Undergraduate Advising M u ltid isc ip lin a ry P ro g ra m A d v is e r h o u rs a r e p o ste d in 141 B a k e r p ro g ra m c a ll 355-5082 ^ 0f '^5 Music Building a d v is e r p rio r to e n ro llin g fo r F a ll t e r n C a ll 353 7800 fo r a n ap p o in t H a ll 355 6678 m ent A ll S o p h o m o res m u st a p p ly fo r a d m issio n to th e Ju n io r C H AN G E OF M A JO R fttrs PtrsV t S *0441™~ 1 l-onguages ‘“ "y u u y u i ■ majoat ore urged to see their P o litic a l S c ie n c e - le e A n n M a tth e w s 306 S. K e d z ie 353 7225 an d se q u e n c e o f c o u rse s. A p p lic a tio n s m ay be o b ta in e d in th e M e d ica l *2Well ^H*n ° Ct,(^e m 'c Pr° 9 rom s tor 1978-79. Check in Room K a th y B ry a n t 348 S . K e d z ie . 355 2167 Tech no lo g y O ffic e 100 G ilt n e r H a ll an d m ust b e re tu rn e d by Ju n e F re sh m e n an d S o ph o m ores U n ive rsity C o lle g e stu d e n ts w ith 84 or 0 fo ascertain nam e ot adviser ond ottice hours 3 0. N o c h a n g e o f m a jo r w ill b e a d m itte d to th e Ju n io r se q u e n c e of P sych o lo g y M a ry D o n o g h u e 7 O ld s H a ll 353 7271. fe w e r cre d its in itia te c h a n g e s o f m a io r p re fe re n c e in th e a p p ro p ri go directly to Acodem ic Advis c o u rse s a fte r th e 5th d a y o f W in te r te rm 1979 S o cio lo gy A d v is e r h o u rs a r e a v a ila b le in 201 B e rk e y a te U n ive rsity C o lle g e A c a d e m ic Stud ent A ffa ir s O ffic e South C a m p u s R esid en ts S33 W o n d e rs H a ll C rim in o l Ju s t ic e - D e n n is B a n a s 502 B a k e r H a ll 355 4679 B io d y R e sid e n ts 109 Bro d y H a ll N geof EDUCATION COLLEGE O F VETERINARY M EDICINE E ast C a m p u s R e sid e n ts 229 E A k e rs H a ll S o cia l W o rk ■F re s h m e n a n d S o p h o m o re s s e e S a lly P a rk s m 220 B a k e r H a ll d u rin g p o ste d h o u rs Ju n io rs a n d S e n io rs s e e Je a n N orth C a m p u s a n d O ff C a m p u s R e sid e n ts in clu d in g Sh aw H a ll M d v n ^ ' ,4lCQ' Education »hould consult with advisers in the G ra h a m in 234 B o k e r H a ll d u rin g p o ste d h o u rs PREVETERINARY 170 B e sse y H all P * ® s ^ en,er' 304 Jenison. tor assistance in selecting «22 ia i ° *e,ni- 1978. O pen ottice hours will be held between L a n d sc a p e A rc h ite c tu re - S e e o d v is e r d u rin g o ffic e h o u rs a v a ila b le F A L L TERM C o m e to A 1 36 E a s t F e e H a ll to p lon F a ll e m o llm e n t Ju n io rs an d S en io rs A stu d en t w ish in g to c h an g e h is h er m a|Or in in 101 U P & L A B u ild in g . N e w stu d e n ts s e e P ro fe sso r H o zlett ,0m8 0 0 12:00and 1:00 5:00p.m. acc o rd in g to th e fo llo w in g sc h e d u le o n e d e g re e c o lle g e to a m ajo r in a n o th e r d e g re e c o lle g e m ust U rb an P la n n in g a d v is e r h o u rs a r e a v a ila b le in 101 U P & LA A E M o n .. M a y 22 in itia te th e c h an g e in th e o ffic e o f th e a s s is t a n t d ea n o f th e c o lle g e g o r i n g in Heolth. Industrial Arts. Recreation or Special Building. F - K Tu e s M a y 23 m w h ich h e sh e is re g is te re d If th e ch a n g e is ap p ro ve d it b ecom e s r,n9 theS °U ^ consu** tbelr respective ocodemic advisers t P W ed M ay 24 e ffe c t iv e a t th e b e g in n in g o f th e n e x t term SKtte tune periods a s indicated obove. LY M A N BRIGGS COLLEGE O T T h u rs .. M ay 25 U ZFn M a y 26 The stu d e n t m ust m e e t th e re q u ire m e n ts fo i g ra d u a tio n g iv e n in the P,0ndn«°!eS 0 4 4 '9"® d to the Advisem ent Center in 134 Erickson c a ta lo g c u rre n t a t th e tim e th e c h a n g e is e ffe c t iv e Th irty c re d its i v "»cam 1 D u rin g fh e p e rio d o f M a y 22 2 6 a ll Ly m a n B rig g s stu d e n ts o re in 9 assistance in selecting courses tor Foil Term 1978. N O TE S tu d e n ts w h o w ill b e JU N IO R S F o il T erm sh o u ld in itia te a m ust b e co m p lete d w h ile e n ro lle d in th e m a io r in th e c o lle g e in a s k e d to m a k e a n a p p o in tm e n t to s e e th eir a co d e m ic a d v is e i to rs will , **1 ^ 'heir advisers between M ooyy 22 22-26. 26. O p e n ottice oftii M a jo r c h a n g e p rio r to M ay 22 so a s to re c e iv e a d v isin g for w h ich th e d e g re e is to b e e a rn e d R e sid e n ce c o lle g e stu d e n ts p lo n a fa ll te rm s c h e d u le . E a r ly e n ro llm e n t lo i fa ll w ill b e g in M ay p talk.! ih ii d trom 9:00 12:00 a . ond I 0 0 5 0 0 p.r F a ll e n ro llm e n t fro m th e A c ad e m ic A d v ise r in th en n e w M otor .Ja m e s M a d iso n Ju stm M o rrill Lym an B rig g s) m u st m itio te c h a n g e s Period 3 0. S tu d e n ts a r e e n c o u ra g e d to b rin g th e n sc h e d u le b ook then o l m ajo r in th e stu d e n t a ffa irs o r d e a n s o ffic e o f th e ir re s p e c tiv e P io g ro m P la n n in g H a n d b o o k a n d a te n ta tiv e p io g ra m w h e n they R td u Q te j c o m e to th e a p p o in tm e n t. VETERINARY c o lle g e s P d u Q i j . en,s should contact their respective advisers A n y ^wol or°nj w^° '* ‘n n*®d ot assistance with problems ot o S tu d e n ts in th e p ro fe ss io n a l p io g ia m w ill b e e m o ile d by th e D e a n s C o u n se lin g F a c ilitie s o f th e C o u n se lin g C e n te r a r e a v a ila b le to 2 . 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