Dissent in the ranks: 'U' must maintain evaluative standards
The University's global outreach efforts - through research projects, education and alumni networking - double as marketing campaigns and barometers of public opinion. A few times annually, the national news magazine U.S. News and World Report evaluates these efforts in editions that rank the nation's undergraduate and graduate programs.
Fight the opposition: Clinton must remain committed to choice
New information has invigorated abortion opponents' efforts to ban the anti-abortionist-dubbed "partial birth" abortions. Last week, an abortion rights advocate recanted his previous statements about the frequency of the procedure. With 75 percent of Americans polled opposed to late-term abortions, President Clinton is facing mounting pressure to sign such a ban. Any such move would be disastrous.
Photo albums hold memories of people and places loved
You're back. You're, well, unpacked enough to find something to wear to class. You're adapting to taking notes again during that first lecture. And you're not smiling. Because it's still winter in Ann Arbor. But you've got doubles of all your photos, in which you are smiling, because at least the weather was predictable where you were.
03-10-97
should be sent to: daily.letters@umich.edu | should be sent to: online.daily@umich.edu |