Daily cartoonist Sam Butler’s most recent cartoons feature President Mary Sue Coleman: > In today’s President Coleman muses she should appoint an advisory board to decide which cereal to choose> On Wednesday, President Coleman is taking students for a spin in the “Budget Cut Shuffle”
I’ve just posted a complete copy of the demands of the organization Student Voices in Action presented to University Administrators one week ago. > Read the SVA Demands here
Although the greeks have quit the Student Voices in Action (SVA) coalition, complaining that they treated administrators “rudely,” that organization seems to be quietly achieving many of their demands – the University is going to hire a full-time Latino coordinator, created a student budgetary advisory group, President Coleman has said she’ll personally help raise money […]
Ann Arbor’s annual “hash bash” is this Saturday at 12:00 PM on the U-M diag. > Hash Bash Website> Michigan NORML Website (Drug law reform group)> NORML: “33rd Annual Hash Bash Takes Place April 3rd”> Upcoming.org event entry
I’ve been contacted by a member of the Phoenix honor society, who says the group “toured” the tower on Tuesday, and didn’t have a meeting there. I don’t think the distinction affects the argument I made when I reported on the visit: the tower is now closed to all students except for members of elite […]
Articles of note: > Daily: “Police end case about SAE rape allegation”> Daily: “Coleman OKs board of advisors”> Also, SVA responds to Monday’s editorial about them in a letter to the editor Also: “… Most pessimistically, one might even conclude that America’s great experiment of building world-class public universities supported primarily by tax dollars has […]
“Date: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 2:55 PM -0500From: Mary Sue Coleman marysuec at umich.eduTo: student.voices at umich.eduCc: MI-Roundtable at umich.edu, msa.reps at umich.eduSubject: Letter from the President Dear Students: I was impressed with your thoughtful presentation of student concerns at the March board meeting. But I was disappointed we did not have a more productive […]