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Show TLEsdy Apnit 26, 1988 CJironicIe Pqt ScvtN What do you think of the Marriott Library? Does it serve your academic needs? Julie Bruderer .( Senior-hea-lth $: ... "Sometimes it's kind of hard to find things. But with the lack of funds, I As I Doug Fadel Karen Linke ng Sophomore-engineeri- Freshman-undeclar- ed guess you can't expect anything else. I spend most of my time at Eccles and I can usually find what I need." "Yeah. I don't have problems getting things. I It's very complete. I can get everything I need here." "Yes. mostly use it to study. The new computer svstem is a little difficult." Jim Birch Burk Stevens Junior-busin- ess Gu Shiquin "It does, but it's a little Graduate bit disorganized at times. Especially the newspaper stacks. The computer lab is usually full all the time, but I know there are others on campus." " Freshman-mechani- caf engineering studen-physi- cs "They could have a better computer system and printers that work. But the actual library system think it's helpful. I " can get whatever I need. is OK." ute Info Editorial misses mark Editor: The misnamed editorial, "Bring harmony to the Middle East" (April 19) would, if its advice were followed, bring anything but harmony to a fragmented Middle East. In the editor's political naivete, you can turn back the clock to one biased view of the end result of a lengthy series of events, brand the outcome "criminal" and pretend what precedes and follows the event is irrelevant. The creation of the State of Israel 40 years ago followed a series of compromises accepted by Palestinian Jews and rejected by Palestinian Arabs! Had any compromise, including the 1947 partition been accepted, the Palestinian Arabs would have Elan far better off than they are. Every offer by Israel to negotiate peace was rejected by the Arabs, so that regretfully, the present Israeli leadership has reciprocated with its own intransigence. After the 1967 War, when Israel extended an offer to withdraw from occupied territories in a negotiated peace, the initiative was met by an Arab response of "No recognition! No negotiation! No peace!" Where is the "fairness" in forgetting the 750,000 Jews from Arab countries who were forced to abandon extensive land holdings and substantial wealth because they were Jews (and thus "Zionists"), and forced to emigrate from their homes of hundreds and even thousands of years to preserve their lives? Where is the careful analysis of the aggression by Palestinian Arabs against Jews since 1920, the invasion by neighbor states at the end of the British Mandate in 1948, the blatant and consistent hostility toward Israel by the United Nations since shortly after Israel's establishment (and not accidentally its rejection of frame- Communism as its governmentaleconomic plan, a willingness to negotiate, a clear rejection of the Palestinian National Charter, which calls for the elimination of Israel as an entity? TUESDAY NOON C DEVOTIONAL RUSSELL HOLT Laurence D. Loeb gy Associate Director of "How Rare a Possession" professor-anthropolo- CENTRAL INSTITUTE CHAPEL Protesters were wrong Editor: This letter is in response to the article in the April 22 Chronicle titled, "Factions clash during protest of Iran-Ira- q war.". I want to thank the supporters of the Islamic Republic of Iran for being there and for trying to teach American people the truth. In this country and abroad, one hears so much false propaganda about the Islamic Republic and its leader, Khomeini. However, this kind of propaganda has been "made up" by the supporters of the old regime. The fact that during the rally, the speakers didn't have time to answer the questions of the Khomeini supporters goes to show they don't want the American people to know what is really happening in Iran. The protesters were afraid if the Khomeini supporters had a chance to speak, they would deny the charges held against Iran, be supportive of the government and the protesters would look like fools. If the government of Iran is as terrible as they say, then why does it exist and why does practically the whole population in Iran support it? I went to Iran two years ago and saw for myself the spirit of the revolution ringing high with support. The streets were literally flooded with people shouting, "Long live the Islamic Republic of Khomeini!" To those Iran and long live our leader-Im- an Iranian students who organized the protest, just remember: The truth has come and falsehood has vanished. Surely, falsehood is ever certain to vanish. New Sounds Concert Promised Valley Playhouse Tickets $3.50 LDSSA FIRESIDE Assembly Hall on Temple Square President Lloyd Owen D)00A Presented By the Film Front and ASUU 328-36- for info 46 ries, has any Palestinian Arab stepped forward with a inso Happy Hour Prices Without The Happy Hour Chaos wm mm Is now accepting applications and nominations for the Young Alumni Scholarship. Applicants must be juniors entering their senior year who have maintained a minimum GPA of 2.7 and have demonstrated leadership and scholastic qualities and given service to the University community. Join us for Happy Hour p.m., Monday thru Thursday when copies are just 3V2 cents each. 11 ana sen scvce cooes - 8'.- " " " Offer good at this location only. Free Parking 273 South 1300 East 582-828- 2 Printshops Of The Future o- Store Hours M Th Fn Sal 10-- Applications can be picked up at the Alumni House and should be returned by May 6, 1988. For additional information call the Alumni Office, 581-693- 5 28-M- ay 1 7:30 pm 0SH Auditorium VIDEO COMPETITION SCREENINGS Fri. & Sat., April 29-3- 29-3- 0 0 7:30 pm Social Work Auditorium SEMINARS Fri., April 29:"FILM THE0RY"(1 Oam, "ANTHROPOLOGY AND FILM"(1pm &"LIFE AFTER FILM SCH00L"(3pm) Sat., April 30:"French Film and Culture in the 1 aipnagraphics April Thurs., April 28 8 pm Kingsbury Hall Gala Opening FILM COMPETITION SCREENINGS Maryam Janssen Graduate student And now after four months of uprising in the territo- Fail se'vtce lauloteeaabiel P.M. SUNDAY-7:3- 0 Fri. & Sat., April work)? from 8 p.m. to P.M. FRIDAY-- 8 930's(9am),"Science Fiction Film: A Modern Displacement of Ultimate Concerns"(1 0:45am) "Ten Necessary Facts About Screenwriting"(1pm) & "Film Producing"(2:45pm) ALL IN 0SH 215" Sunday, May 1 7:30 pm 0SH WPRA Best of Fesf Screening Tickets available at Smith-Ti- x, Union Desk & Kingsbury Hall March of Dimes BIRTH DEFECTS FOUNDATION! I |
