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The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 15, 1999 - 7A

~REEKS
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'-i!'pate in the blood drive and attend the
Iducational Forum. Fette added that she wants
the community to know that not all of the
events during Greek Week are strictly for
,dreek system members.
But although the Greek system will focus on
community service throughout the week, they
also plan to have a little fun.
*The Mr. Greek Week contest - a competi-
tion involving representatives from various
campus fraternities -- will be part of the
week's opening ceremonies Tuesday at the
Power Center.
Other scheduled events that will stress

friendly competition among Greek members
include Diag Day, Hill Street Day and State
Street Day.
Panhellenic Adviser Marybeth Seiler said
the Greek society will break into 15 different
teams and take part in many different compet-
itive events.
"Some of the events will be sumo wrestling,
putt-putt golf, volleyball, a dance contest at
Rick's, Greek Olympics on Palmer Field,
Kereoke and Bald Bidding at Touchdown's and
the Sing and Variety show," Seiler said.
Seiler said Bald Bidding involves shaving
heads.
The week will conclude at the Sing and
Variety show scheduled for March 25 in Hill
Auditorium.

JEOPARDY
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were also able to play College Jeopardy!
Online and watch wacky moments from past
shows.
But amidst the fun and festivities, some stu-
dents had the added stress of actual tryouts.
The stakes were high: a chance to be one
of 15 collegians throughout the country par-
ticipating in the Jeopardy! College
Championship, with a grand prize of
$25,000 and a Volvo convertible.
The process began with hopefuls complet-
ing a 10-question pre-test. Those with the
highest scores moved on to another round of
auditions, and another step closer to meeting

host Jeopardy! Alex Trebek.
More than 80 students wer'e selected to
participate in each of three second st aQC
competitions - during which participants
completed a 50-question video test. with
eight seconds to respond to each question.
The pool of contestants was reduced to
roughly the 10 highest-scoring students, who
were given a chance to make personal
impressions before two judges in a game of
mock Jeopardy!.
Winning students will be notified at the
end of the week.
If chosen in the final round, winners
would travel to the Rosemont Theatre in
Chicago on April 10 and 11 for the show's
taping - and have a shot at mimicking the

championship performance of LSA junior
and previous national tournament winner
C-igQBarker.
For many students, the try-outs werept
x ac tkywhatcthey expected.
"I thought it would be harder, but once it
started, everything seemed to flow," LSA
sophomore Matt Pilarski said. "The adrena-
line kicked in, I guess."
Besides having the ability to drum up a
wide range of knowledge very quickly,
Public Relations head Rebecca Erbstein said
the contestant search team was looking for
students with a lot of energy and charisma:
"It has been phenomenal. The kids have
been so great," Erbstein said. "We just want
to take all of them."

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summer. Positions available April 15th.
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union can complain to the University
and hold them to it."
While most GEO members
expressed great confidence in the
international GSI guarantee, Law sec-
ond-year student Jodi Masley said she
is worried that the University will
back out of its agreement with the
union.
"This memorandum of understand-
ing is shaky," Masley said. "I think we
could go on strike and win and get the
IGSIs in the contract."
Rackham first-year student Jessica
Curtin agreed with Masley, stating that
the organization's tentative agreement
with the University was not representa-
tive of the union's strength. Curtin said
she believes GEO could get a better
contract if it went back to the bargain-
ing table.
But GEO President Eric Dirnbach
said a strike is no longer a possibility
for the union since the bargaining team
signed a tentative agreement with the
University. Odier-Fink added that the
agreement was unanimously approved
by GEO's bargaining team, bargaining
committee and steward committee, a
demonstration of the union's satisfac-
tion of the new contract.
Both GEO members and University
officials said they are pleased with the
new agreement.
"I'm ecstatic and jubilant," GEO
member Monika Cassel said. "We did-
n't get everything we asked for, but it's

certainly one of the strongest union
contracts out there. Everyone across the
board - the entire University com u-
nity - is going to benefit from this'
University President Lee Bollinger
also said he strongly supported the on-
tract, adding that he was glad to Dlave
avoided a GSI strike.
"I'm delighted with the contrict,"
Bollinger said. "A strike would hve
been inconvenient for both the studinis
and the faculty and highly unfortunate
and unnecessary. I'm pleased this is
resolved.
Bollinger added that while he would
have preferred GEO had not staged=a
walkout, he is happy with the outcome
of the contract negotiations.
Both University and GEO officials
said Cantor was one of the major rea-
sons for the new contract's strength.
Gamble said the negotiations wouldnot
have ended as well as they did if Cantor
had not given the University bargaining
team such tremendous support.
"We've very thankful for her work;
she's followed the negotiations every
step of the way," University Chief
Negotiator Dan Gamble said. "She's
been just great."
Dirnbach agreed that while Cantor's
position made the new contract possi-
ble, he believed negotiations turned out
well for GEO because the organization
was able to intimidate her.
"We made the provost nervous and
she's the one with the power," Dirnbaeh
said. "Once we got our message across
to Cantor directly, we got what _We
wanted."

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