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Lobbying Group Under Fire Romney f.:1 /k!l , /c:~(/ Lobbying Group Under Fire Romney , BY JAM&'3 A. ROBERTS, II creases in financial aid, grants, and push its belief that "education is a fun­ university funding. According to its damental right." In its own 1992-93 Speaks at ITH THE RECENT VOTE vice-president, Stephanie Arellano, Policy Platform, under the heading of to continue funding of the USSA is "the nation's oldest and larg­ "Economic Justice," USSA does indeed WAnn Arbor Tenants' Union est student organization, .. the only support "the belief that education is a U-M (AATIT), budget appropriations have recognized voice" of college students on right, not a privilege, for all people." become a rather heated topic in the Capitol Hill. By "empowering" students Jennings points out that, until recently, BY NATE JAMISON Michigan Student Assembly (MSA). Yet across the United States through its USSA opposed a national service schol­ M TIT funding is not the only monetary lobbying efforts, USSA, as Arellano ar­ arship system; in Jennings' words, "I MAKE SOME REPUBLI­ issue that sparks disagreement among ticulates, is an organization that is suc­ "USSA believes that a Pell Grant is an cans nervous because I speak assembly members. cessful in its goal of assisting all college entitlement." Jennings thinks this so­ my mind," said Ronna Rom­ Because of its membership in the students with campus issues. cialist,philosophy is ultimately detri­ ney, Republican Senatorial candidate, Michigan Collegiate Coalition (MCC), Despite its seemingly benevolent mental to the organization, leaving it describing her initial foray into polio MSA indirectly sends approximately purpose, USSA is the center of contro­ out of touch with students. tics. Romney spoke informally to a $1250 annually to the United States versy not only at the University ofMichi­ Although its stated purpose con­ crowd of about 25 people in the Fish­ Student Association (USSA). Founded gan, but at colleges and universities cerns the direct needs of college stu­ bowl on Thursday, November II. in 1947, USSA is a national college throughout the United States. One rea­ dents, USSA involves itself in much The meeting was planned by Stu­ student organization "dedicated to the son for this is the organization's under­ more than simple lobbying for higher dents for Ronna Romney (SFRR), a principles of expanding areess to higher lying philosophy, As Robb Jennings, education. Craig Greenberg, president group founded just a few days earlier, education for all persons." It does so by investigative reporter for Accuracy in ofMSA and an opponent ofUSSAfund­ according to the group's president, LSA lobbying Congress - through grass­ Academia's monthly newsletter, Cam­ ing, states that USSA's "policy plat- Senior Julie Rosenbaum. SFRR began roots efforts, letter-writing campaigns, pus Report, stateS, USSA takes "a radi­ . form includes many items that have no with six members; but is increasing in and congressional testimony - for cal approach to student funding" to su-e as it becomes more active. m- See USSA, page 10 Romney addressed issues and her reasons for joining the race for U.S. ~tor from Michigan. "The first thing Students: Plan ' U~M '< TV,Channe l we've got· to do is ·put our financial house in order," Romney said. She fa­ BY RACHEL CARDONE ties and transmitter as Ann Arbor's ing, and acting for the station. Schwab vors a balanced budget amendment and community access station on Ann stressed in his presentation that there a line-item veto to reduce the federal N FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, Street, the station will eliminate staIt-­ will be no cuts; every student who wishes deficit, claiming that "about $166 bil­ two enterprising students held up costs. Additionally, the local station to participate will be able to, and call­ lion of the federal budget is waste." Oa mass meeting for anyone in­ will provide workshops to teach stu­ backs will be based on rontinuing inter­ Romney favors term limits for poli­ terested in forming a campus TV sta­ dents how to use the specific equip­ est. If there is overwhelming interest in ticians, who are out of touch with citi­ tion. Approximatelr 50 people attended, ment for running and taping programs. a particular job, rotation will insure zens and serving themselves. "I know and they were pleasantly surprised. Schwab and Doyne plan to schedule the that every interested person gets a these people and they're scary," she The idea of a University of Michigan workshops sometime between '!hanks­ chance to try it. asserted. "It's time to send them home television station originated with Dan giving and .Christmas. Schwab and Doyle hope to provide and replace them with real people." Schwab, a transfer sophomore from The student-produced shows will students with four different shows for Romney's experience as a presi­ Franklin Marshall College, and Scott run during the second semester. Al­ the next semester, each airing once a dential commission chair and talk show Doyne, a freshman from Cincinnati. though any kind of show is possible, the week. They view this year as a test, and host, she claimed, qualify her for public Schwab was involved in a similar easiest to make are sports and enter­ hope that in the future the station will office . ''I'm not one of those people who station at Franklin Marshall. "It was tainment with news and interviews. be able to expand and become a vital have wanted to be President their whole phenomenal there," he said. "A TV sta­ Depending on what future staffmem­ part of the U-M community. Based on lives," she noted. "I have a job. I'm not tion is a needed asset to life here. It can bers want, a game show or a talk show the success of the station in Lancaster, getting into this for the money or the make a major impact on life. TV is a could be done. Even soap operas could Pennsylvania,. U-M's station will be as perks; I'm getting into this because I powerful medium, and it is also the be produced, provided sufficient stu­ successful, if not more. "This i'sihe see that something needs to be done." most fun way of transmitting ideas and dent interest exists. University of Michigan,?' Schwab s.aid. To students attending, Romney creativity. " Judging by the sign-up sheet that "Weare much bigger and better thkn said, "I'm glad you all came and I hope The notion of a TV station is not went around during the meeting, there Franklin Marshall." Doyle agreed. "It you will become involved. 'This will be a that far-fetched. Using the same faci1i- is much interest in directing, produc- will be a lot of fun," he said. Ml. young, vibrant campaign. "m 3 I Feel 4 From Suite 5 Interview: U-Mts 6 Review Forum: 11Music Your Pain One B-ball Recruits NAFTA Giving thanks Dorm residents are getting Bobby Crawford and Will NAFT A be a boon to Reviews of Slug Bug, The for all things a raw deal from University Olivier Saint-Jean sit our economy, or will wo Lemonheads, and The great and small. food services. around and talk hoops. hear a giant sucking Psyclone Rangers. sound if it Dasses? ~ .. ---'.-- - ' ~- -''''~ --''-' '"'''' .".. -. ~ - -.-.. -.__ - --...~ ... .,. .... _".- -".. .u ____ .---- .. --~----- -.- - . ~ ~ -:: -= .:_ ~.. ,.. ..... ....:,...:::.:--::;;;::::..::., .... ~.,~..: ...... ". ~:.. =: ,."'~~~' n_ ~" ::.="'~ ..:--.. ~~ ,,_ .::::;;:;.ftoo. ~~:::-..,-::,.. -.. ===~::~::======:::=====::::~=::;:~""'-....... jjj 2 THE MICHIGAN REVIEW November 17, 1993 1III \ 11(' III ( , \ \ 1\ L\ 11 .\\ <: '" '~J. "tr The Campus Affairs Journal of the o SERPENT'S TOOTH University of Michigan "Keep Your Laws Off Our Wallets· ISSUE EDITOR: Nate Jarrison EDlTOR-IN-CHIEF: Tracy Robinson Researchers at Duke University have College, defended the sexual consent John Bobbitt's detractors will scoff PUBLISHER: Aaron Steelman discovered the location of a gene which policy in the Nov. 14 Detroit News. He For it seems the judgmenfs been soft EXECUllVE EDITOR: Jay D. McNeill CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Eddie Arner, James A. Rob­ seems to have an affect on Alzheimer's claimed that "'The underlying philoso­ He's been retrofitted erts II, Brian Schelke disease. Now, ifthey could onlyremem­ phy asserts only one moral value: Each And now he's acquitted ber where they put it. person has the right to have healthy Thafs the last time he ever gets off. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Rachel Cardone human relationships and to define for MUSIC EDITORS: Chris Peters, Drew Peters A study conducted by the National himself or herself what that means." According to Zsa Zsa Gabor, Ivana COPY EDITOR: Gene. Krass CARTOONIST: Terry Lorber Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute found . Presumably that includes Marquis de Trump "dresses much too flashy. I also CIRCULA noN DIRECTOR: Eric Larson that students are among the top donors Sade and Jeffi'ey Dahmer. think her hair is ridiculous, and her SYSTEMS ANALYST: Mtch Rohde of blood in the country. That is not so behavior with Donald was very stupid. MTS COORDINATOR: James Elek surprising, considering the fact that we Mary Jo Buttafuoco describes her hus­ All she cares about is money,. money, EDITORIAL STAFF: Benjamin Bolger, scan Brady, An· are sucked dry every tuition bill. band as "a productive member of soci­ money." Zsa Zsa does speak from expe­ drew Brown, JctIn Darrocse, Joe Epstein, Frri Grabowski, ety." Adultery and statutory rape ought rience. Chauncey Hkchcock, Jordan MIner, Carolyn ~oy , Crusty From the mouth of Treasury Secretary to qualify him for Father of the Year. t>.\Jocher, Yawar t>.\Jrad, Jason Pasatta, Tom Paska, Ben lloyd Bentsen: "I believe that cutting It was recently reported that Michael Pergament, Sc~ Powefl, Matt Rechtien, Jeff SI. Mldoski, the income tax, putting money into From a recent Mike Royko column come Jackson was forced to cancel his tour Susan Sternfeld, TS Taylor, Perry Tholf4)SOll, Aric Tosqui, Jon Winick, Tony Woodlief, Andy Wu, Yoda consumers' pockets where they can buy a pair of limericks about John and because he has become addictpd to pain­ products and, frankly, raise their stan­ Lorena Bobbitt, the Virginia couple killers.
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