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"Women are especially re
sponding to it." (ackson said.
• At 1:30 p.m., an amendment
to the rule concerning Univer
sity child care centers will be
discussed
Eligibility for employee and
community children and dead
line for admission of child care
applications are the topics to be
amended.
• Discussion on rules regarding
skateboards and roller skates
will be held at 2 p.m.
The proposed amendments
would ban the use of skate
boards and roller skates any
where on campus, with a $10
fine for violators and authoriza
tion to impound any skateboard
used on University property
• An increase in bicycle fees
and fines to comply with exist
ing University operation and
registration rules is scheduled
to be discussed at 3:30 p.m.
Fine increases include: $35
(from $10) for failure to obey a
"Dismount and Walk” sign,
$30 (new fine) for failure to
equip a bicycle with a lighting
device. $30 (from $10) for
blocking violations and $20
(from $5) for prohibited park
ing violations.
• At 4 p.m.. enforcement prac
tices concerning unregistered
and abandoned bicycles will be
discussed, including amend
ments regarding penalties, cita
tions and fines.
• The hearings will wrap up at
4:.i() p.m. with proposed new
amendments covering options
open to the Coordinator of Stu
dent Conduct regarding aca
demic dishonesty and case re
view.
KLEPFISZ
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that working together is possi
ble.” said Ellen Kifkin. who
helped coordinate Klepfis*' ap
pearance when she was a worn
en's studies instructor this
summer.
Klepfisz will he giving a talk
on "Women Working for Peace
in the Palestinian-lsraeli Con
flict" Thursday at 7:30 p in. in
the EMU Fir Room.
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