Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 28, 1963
Caption:
To infant Ziad, the plater of dainty Yalanji held by his mother, Mrs. Zuhair Nashed, is a glimpse of customs from his parents' homeland. To the family's guests the little grape leave rolls bring an introduction to exotic Middle Eastern Cookery. The Nasheds are both originally from Syria.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1967
Caption:
Arabs Present Their Point of View: A member (left) of the Arab Student Association at the University raises his hands to emphasize a point during a discussion with Jewish students and their sympathizers over the Middle East Crisis. The Arab students yesterday set up tables containing pro-Arab literature as part of a day-long "teach-in" on the Diagonal in front of the U-M General Library. As many as 150 persons at a time gathered around the tables to take part in or listen to heated arguments that flared throughout the day between Arab and Jewish students.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 2, 1974
Caption:
Arab-American Exhibit Offered - Hala Yahya, left, and her sister, Hazar, students at Abbot Elementary School, examine an Arab-American exhibit designed by their mother, Fauzia Yahya. The exhibit, which portrays the heritage, culture and contributions of Arab-Americans, is on display at the Ann Arbor Public Library through Dec. 18. Ethnic groups that are part of the Multi-Ethnic Alliance are taking turns putting up displays about their heritage.