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Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 13, 1989

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March 13 to March 19,1989


HONOR
OUTSTANDING
SENIORS:
THERE'S STILL TIME!
The Senior Leader Brunch is
a time to celebrate and
ecognize dedicated students
for all the hard work, real-
world learning, successes
and disappointments that go
along with being actively
involved on campus. It's the
University's last chance to
thank these departing
students for their commitment
and enthusiasm.
The Brunch is by invitation
only, and the invitations are
given out based on the
decision of the Selection
Committee, which is made up
of students, faculty, staff, and
aumni. The selection
Comrmittee decides
based solely on the
nomination forms you send
in.
Thank a deserving senior you
know. Nominate them (or
yourself) for an invitation to
the Senior Leader Brunch.
Nomination forms are
available at the CIC desk in
the Union, North Campus
Commons, and the Student'
Alumni Council; they're due
back by March 20.
The Brunch is April 21. It's
sponsored by the Michigan
Union-based Committee for
the Graduation. If you have
any questions, call Barbara at
Michigan Union Minority
Student Services at
313-763-9044.

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consider it very important or es- have a big, deep piece of wood? Come to the Union's Ta Room
sential to develop a meaningful Of course you have! this Sunday, March 19, for va
philosophy of life. This compares and Jazz session with John
nationally with less than 60 o Steve Parus show you how to Moris Lawrence.
entering college students. m a deep bowl from a skinny
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Community - where your ursday Workshop. This Thurs- somegreatjazz from brothersJohn
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Michigan Union Student Wood- Lawrence is the Director of the
Michigan Union Project Commu- shop. Located in the back of the Washtenaw Community College
nity offers service/learning oppor- Student Activities Buildin zz Band. The music starts at
tunities for credit. Call 763-3548, 4 ; the workshop isat5pm,then
or stop by 2205 Michigan Union. For details and a full rkshop mo music at 6pm. Presented by
schedule, call the Studen Wood- Ecli se Jazz.
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Mardi Gras,thatwildNewOrleansexcuse to party, doesn't
come close to the U's version. Come to Michigras! We got
food, we got music, we got fun.
Presented by UAC, Michigras has been around in some
form since 1905, when it was called the Union
County Fair and was a fundraiser for the Michigan Union
Building. Now it's even better:
Battle of the Bands
Wednesday, March 15. 9:30pm at the U Club
Battle of the Bands
Thursday, March 16. 9:30pm at the U Club
Arcade, Battle of the Bands Finals, Carnival!, Casino,
and Ice Cream EUting Contest
8pm all over the union

Wj Qeaf(ln qaire Ach San
Ait A.fitMionn An Biadh~!
For those of you who don't know
Gaelic, that's "Laughter is Gayest
when the Food is the Best!" And
this Friday, St. Patrick's Day, the
food is the best at the University
Club and at the North Campus
Commons Cafeteria. Come by
for lunch to either spot on the Day
of the Wearin' O' the Green,
11:30-1:30.
9NQrt Campus Commons
Irish Soda Bread with Honey
and Butter
Scones with Marmalade
Guiness Boiled Ham
Corned Beef
Colcannon (Potatoes with
scallions and kale)
Baby Carrots
Fresh Cabbage Salad
Traditional Dundee Cake
Choice of Beverage
$5.85
The University Chut
Irish Stew under Puff Pastry $5.95
Stacked Corned Beef on Rye $4.95
Cream of potato Soup
cup, $1.25; bowl, $1.95

17th Annual Ann Arbor
One of the larges tc le-
brations of native Amerncan
dancers and singers
sponsored by a stae
university in the Great Lakes
region, Pow Wow is a huge
event, featuring performers,
artists and craftspersons from
all over the U.S and Canad
Come and join this fantastic
celebration of N! tiv
American cultue
American Indian Law Day
John Echohawk, Executive
Director of the Native Amer-
ican Rights Fund, will speak,
Friday, March 1
1-4pm in Hutchins Hall,
the Law Quad,
Reception following in
Michigan Union s Kuenzel
Room, 4pm.
Joanne Shenandoah in
Concert
Contemporary ballads from
Shenandoah, an /roqus
Friday, March 17
8pm at the Ark

See you there!

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Monday-Friday, 4-8pm, Happy Hour
Tuesday the 14th. Club Night with DJ the Pip.
Wednesday the 15th. Michigras! Battle of the Bands, 9:30pm
Thursday the 16th. Michigras! Battle of the Bands, 9:30pm
Friday the 17th. Michigras! Jazz Cafe, 9:00pm
Saturday the 18th. Michigras! Battle of the Bands Finals
Sunday the 19th Jazz 'n' Jam with Eclipse Jazz
U-Club is a private club for U-M students, faculty, staff, alumni and
invited guests. Only members of legal drinking age may buy alcohol.
On Sale Now!
Open every day. Service charges where applicable.
The Friars! Everybody's Favorite U-M Men's Glee Club Group
Saturday, March 18. 8pm at Rackham Auditorium
Slash Recording Artist, Violent Femmes "Children of the Revolution"
Saturday, March 18. 8pm at Hill Auditorium
National Theater of the Deaf in "King of Hearts"
NTD is a professional ensemble of deaf and hearing actors distin-
guished by a unique theatrical style. By combining spoken dialogue
with sign language, you will see and hear every word.
Saturday, March 18. 8pm at the Power Center
Bruce Cockburn and His Band. Singer/songwriter from Canada
Sunday, March 19. 7:30pm at the Power Center
Summer Festival Winter Warm-Up, Ella Fitzgerald
A legend in her own time
Saturday, March 25. 8pm at Hill Auditorium
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P ROJIE CT SERVL CO NCI"AT! L A I
TH E GREEKS ON CAMPUS
THANKS TO TIHE IHARD WORK OF MANY OF THE DEDICATED MEMBERS -F THE FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES ON
CAMPUS, COMMUNITY SERVICE IS NOW A PART OF GREEK WEEK!
THIS PAST SATURDAY, THE PARTICIPAN'IS OF GREEK WEEK PAIRED UP TO PAINT AND CLEAN THE WOMEN'S TRAN-
SITIONAL HOUSE IN DOWNTOWN ANN ARBOR. THE WOMEN'S TRANSITIONAL HOUSE WILL PROVIDE HOUSING
FOR SEVEN HOMELESS WOMEN WHO ARE SEARCHING FOR WORK OR PERMANENT HOUSING.
GREEKS DONATED THEIR TIME IN EXCHANGE FOR GREEK WEEK COMPETITION POINTS, AND FOR TIIAT GREAT
FEELING YOU GET WHEN YOU HELP PEOPLE WHO NEED IT.
FOR MORE INTO ON WAYS YOU OR YOUR STUDENT ORGANIZATION CAN SERVE THE COMMUNITY, CALL PROJECT
SERVE AT 763-3548, OR COME IN TO 2202 MICHIGAN UNION.
PROJECT SERVE (STUDENTS IN EDUCATIONALLY REWARDING VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES) IS A SERVICE-LEARNING
PROJECT OF MICI IIGAN UNION PROJECT COMMUNITY WHICI IIS SET UP TO ENABLE AND ENCOURAGE STUDENT PAR-
TICIPATION IN PUBLIC SERVICE. KEEP YOUR EYE ON TI uS SPACE FOR WAYS TO GET INVOLVED IN THECOMMUNITY.
E W ,! T!IAT'S 7111TI I AI 1' TIllNG
SO GET RID OF IT! IT'LL BE PUT TO GOOD USE AT THE UNION'S SECOND ANNUAL APRIL FOOL'S DAY SALE OF
TACKY GIFTS AND On IER ITEMS OF QUESTIONABLE CULTURAL AND ARTISTIC TASTE.
TiE GANG AT MICHIGAN UNION ARTS AND PROGRAMMING (YOU KNOW HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT TACKY
STUFF) WILL BE GATHERING ALL THAT NASTY STUFF TO SELL AT A BENEFIr SALE ON MARCH 30 AND 31.
TO DONATE, BRING YOUR ORANGE POLYESTER BELLBOTTOMS TO 2205 MICHIGAN UNION. IF YOU'D LIKE MORE
INTO, CALL AIMEE MURPHY AT 764-6498. SAYS AIMEE, "LAVA LAMPS ARE NEEDED DESPERATELY. PLEASE GIVE
TODAY."
TO BUY, (INCOGNITO, IF NECESSARY), COME BY THE SALE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE UNI N THE LAST TWO
DAYS IN MARCIH.
TiHE TACKY SALE WILL BENEFIT THE PERENIALLY TASTEFUL MICHIGAN UNION ARTS AND PROGRAMMING .
A LEADERSI UP INSTITUTE'WILL BE HELD ON THIS TOPIC TODAY, MARCH 13, FROM 8-10IN KUENZEL
ROOM OF TIHTE MICHIGAN UNION. -
WHAT OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, AND OBSTACLES D( WOMEN 9CUNTERNLEA P POSITIONS? IT'S IM-
PORTANT TO DEVELOP SKILLS AND AWARENESS IF WE ARE TO MOVE FROMP ALTO EFFECTVENESS
WE'LL TALK ABOUT NETWORKING, BUILDING SUPPORT, RAISING AWARENESS OF AND COPING WITH DISCRIMINA-
TION, AND ABOUT HOW "FEMININE STEREOTYPES" AFFECT LEADERSHIP STYLES AND WHAT TC DO ABOUT IT.
WIETHER YOU ARE A WOMAN OR A MAN YOU WILL PROFIT FROM THIS INSTITUTE, AND WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO
ATITEND.
THE LEADERSHIP AND WOMEN LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE IS PUT ON BY THE MICHIGAN UNION STUDENT ORGANI-
ZATION DEVELOPMENT CENTER, WHICH SUPPORTS AND ENHANCES YOUR EXPERIENCE IN STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
AT U-M.
FoR MORE INFORMATION ArOr T 1 THEINrST IT AUr ND.OnrpCS CT CPRVTVC 'AT T TIC AT 7'AAcOf I.A_

Ann Arbor Pow Wo w
Last year s prize money and
honoraria over $9 000
Traditional dance contests,
authentic Native American-
made merchandise for sle
Saturday, March 18. 100-
4:30pm, 6:30- 10.O0pr
Sunday, March 19, 1 -o6pm
U-M Coliseum, corner of Fiti
A venue and Hill Stree .
Groups and students get 5
off the $6 00 admissin prc
For more informaIon, cal
The Pow Wow is an annu I
program of Michgan Unin
Minority Student Sn
the Native Amercan Studen
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