Editorial

Reaffirmation

At Tuesday night's Michigan Student Assembly meeting, Engineering Rep. David Burden proposed a bill that would abolish affirmative action in Michigan Student Assembly policy. The resolution would have committed MSA to oppose any University - or state - programs that use race as a factor in admission, recruitment and financial aid.

Get juiced!

The Michigan Legislature may soon give state residents 10 reasons not to throw juice cans into the garbage. If the Michigan United Conservation Clubs' lobbying efforts persuade the Legislature to include beverages other than soda and beer in its bottle return program, consumers can expect a 10-cent increase in the price of their favorite noncarbonated beverages coupled with a 10-cent incentive for recycling the containers.

Affirmative action revisited

Two evenings ago, the Michigan Student Assembly was called upon to vote on a proposal that mirrors the sentiment of many of our current lawmakers in Washington. Proposed by Engineering Rep. David Burden, the MSA Civil Rights Initiative, if passed, would have discouraged the support of affirmative action measures by the University.

Letters to the Editor


10-17-96

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