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boyfriend. I'm so lucky to have him. You know
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TMD: Hello, you have been chosen
for Weekend's Random Student
Interview. Do you know what that is?
R: I've been chosen for what?
TMD: The Michigan Daily's
Random Student Interview. You're the
Random Student.
R: O.K. What do I have to do?
TMD: I'm going to ask you a bunch
of questions, and you answer them -
randomly, if you'd like.
R: O.K.
TMD: O.K. Cool. So first question.
Do you live in a mansion, apartment,
shack or house?
R: I live in West Quad.
TMD: So which would that be?
R: I guess it's sort of like an apart-
ment. But it's really a dorm.
TMD: Did you play M.A.S.H. when
you were younger?
R: No.
TMD: It's a game where you and
your friends predict your future based
on when you say "stop!" as your friend
is drawing a spiral.
R: What?
TMD: Never mind. My next ques-
tion was, "How closely does your cur-
rent life match up with what M.A.S.H.
may have predicted for you?" But I
don't think I should ask that.
R: No.
TMD: Did you vote for George
Bush?
R: I didn't vote.
TMD: Why?
R: Because I wasn't old enough.
TMD: Are you old enough now?
R: To vote? Yeah. My 18th birthday
was actually a week after Election Day
in 2000.
TMD: That's not very interesting. I
may cut it. Do you care?
R: No.
TMD: Did you play Nintendo grow-
ing up?
R: Of course.
TMD: Excellent. Then I can ask the
next question I have prepared. Which
was a superior game: Zelda or Contra?
R: Contra. I've always preferred
action games. Up, up, down, down,
left, right, left, right, B, A, select, start.
TMD: Touch. I noticed you said
"select" before start. That means you
were playing with a friend.
R: Or I just played both players.
TMD: Were you that kid?
R: Sometimes, yeah.
TMD: If you don't mind me saying,
that's a bit dorky. Do you have friends
to play video games with now?
R: I don't really play as much any-
more. And no, I don't mind. I was a
dork.
TMD: Are you enjoying this inter-
view?
R: I have to shower. I have class.
TMD: Do you use a loofa?
R: A loofa?
TMD: A bath sponge? In the show-
er.
R: Oh. Yeah.
TMD: What class do you have?
R: Econ.
TMD: Can you explain the Nash
Equilibrium to me?
R: We haven't gotten to that yet.
TMD: Can you explain supply and
demand?
R: Sort of.
TMD: Explain it. In 10 words.
R: As demand increases, supply
decreases. Vice versa.
TMD: That was only ... Seven
words.
R: I'm doing really well so far.
TMD: In econ or in this interview?
R: In econ.
TMD: I'd say neither. You couldn't
explain the Nash Equilibrium to me,
which means you couldn't answer a
question that was an ecen question
and an interview question.
R: Yeah I guess.
TMD: What's your G.P.A?
R: 4.0.
T-MD: You're a freshman?
R: Yeah. What year are you?
TMD: I'm a ... You're being inter-
viewed. I ask the questions. But any-
way, I think this is enough, so I'll let
you go. Thanks for indulging me.
Good luck with econ.
R: Thanks. Bye.
Gosford Park See Thursday. Michigan
Theater, 3:30, 6:30 & 9:30 p.m.
In the Bedroom See Thursday. State
Theater, 2, 4:30, 7 & 9:30 p.m.
Pink Floyd's The Wall "If you don't eat
your meat, you can't have any pudding!
How can you have any pudding if you don't
eat your meat!" Enough said. State
Theater, 12:00 a.m.
MUSiC
"Battle of the Bands:" A Benefit Concert
for Alternative Spring Break
Unfortunately, Dick Clark will not host this
mega event. Michigan League
Underground, State St., 9-12 p.m. $5 (all
proceeds benefit Alternative Spring
Break.)
Saturday Looks Good to Me This
motown/punk fusion group has their
record release party at East Quad's
Halfway Inn. Judah Johnson and Kevin
Boyer and the Noise also play. 9 p.m.
Notice Co., Midwestproduct Lounge lizard
electronica. The Blind Pig, 208 S. 1st St.,
10 p.m. $5 ($7 under 21) 996-8555.
five.star.theory Emo from Indiana, speak-
ing of Emo ... Emo Phillips is coming to
town soon. Elbow Room, Ypsilanti, 10
p.m. $4 483-6374.
Laurie Anderson Anderson explores awk-
ward and difficult situations with acoustic
instruments. Hill Auditorium, 825 N.
University Ave., 8 p.m. $16-40 764-8350.
THEATER
"The Laramie Project" See Thursday. 7
p.m.
"Elizabeth Rex" See Thursday. 8 p.m. $25.
ALTERNATIVES
"Ancient Steps, Forward Glances" See
Thursday. 8 p.m.
"Local Color: Dan Bradt's Watercolors
from Michigan Historical Scenes" See
Thursday.
"People and Places: The Baker Gift of
20th-Century Photography" See
Thursday.
Sunday
CAMPUS CINEMA
Amelie See Thursday. State Theater, 1:45,
4, 6:45, & 9:15 p.m.
Gosford Park See Thursday. Michigan
Theater, 5 & 8 p.m.
In the Bedroom See Thursday. State
Theater, 2, 4:30, 7 & 9:30 p.m.
Va Savoir A fantastic Fren6 art film from
one of the co-creators of the French New
WaveJacques Rivette. Michigan Theater,
4:30 & 8:30 p.m.
MUSIC
Bop Culture If one is ethnocentric is it ok
to like Bop Culture? The Firefly Club, 207
S. Ashley St. 8:30 p.m. free. 665-9090.
The All Thumbs Trio Acoustic threesome
features a member from moe, a member of
Cracker and a third member. The Blind Pig
208 S. 1st St., 10 p.m. $10 996-8555.
Phil Ogilvie's Rhythm Kings Ogling
encouraged. The Firefly Club, 207
Ashley St. 5 p.m. $7. 665-9090.
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THEATER
"Elizabeth Rex" See Thursday. 2 p.m. $20.
ALTERNATIVES
"Ancient Steps, Forward Glances" See
Thursday. 2 p.m.
"A Matter of Degree: Abstraction in
Twentieth Century Art" See Thursday.
"People and Places: The Baker Gift of
20th-Century Photography" See Thursday.
Monday
BOOKS
Pat Mora Reads Mora reads from her col-
lection of poetry, fiction, nonfiction and
children's books. 7:30 p.m., Riverside
Room, Concordia College, free; 995-4612.
Richard Gere and Laura Linney consider spicing things up with a gerbil in "The Mot
CAMPUS CINEMA
Amelie See Thursday. State Theater, 7:15
& 9:45 p.m.
Gosford Park See Thursday. Michigan
Theater, 7:30 p.m.
In the Bedroom See Thursday. State
Theater, 7 & 9:30 p.m.
Our Lady of the Assassins From the direc-
tor of "Reversal of Fortrune" and "Barfly"
comes a story of love and death in
Colombia. Michigan Theater, 9:30 p.m.
Repulsion Exiled director Roman
Polanski's horror classic about a sexually
repressed Catherine Deneuve. Michigan
Theater, 7 p.m.
Sal on Garen
Dine-In & Carry-Out
Vietnamese & Chinese Cuisine
1220 S. University (at the comer of Forest)
Happy Birthday!
Charleys would like to be the fast to
congratulate you with a free meal. Just bring
along a friend and proper ID, and select your
favorite entree from our famous menu. It's
just our way of saying
J TCongratulations
GO~i~dand thanks for
(Dharle)"S celebrating with us.
1140 S. University tit Church 668-8411
MEX ICAN CA F E
Ann Arbor's Finest
Mexican Style Food!
Michigan's Largest Selection of
Gourmet Hot Sauces & Salsas!
MUSiC
Leonardo's Open Jam Jam should be refrig-
erated after opening. 2101 Pierpont
Commons, North Campus, 8 p.m. free
764-7544.
The Bird of Paradise Orchestra Big Jazzin'.
Bird of Paradise, 312 S. Main St., 9 p.m
$5 662-8310.
Avant Mondays: Lotus Improv. Jazz. The
Firefly Club, 207 5. Ashley St., 8 p.m. $5
665-9090.
ALTERNATIVES
"Local Color: Dan Bradt's Watercolors
from Michigan Historical Scenes" See
Thursday.
"People and Places: The Baker Gift o
20th-Century Photography" See Thursday
Tuesday
BOOKS
Poetry Slam Featuring C.R. Avery, a young
poet from British Columbia, who mos
recently left an impression on audiences
at the 2001 National Slam with his lyrica
beat-box style. Open mic session to fo
low. 8 p.m., Heidelberg, 215 N. Main, free
426-3451.
CAMPUS CINEMA
Amelie See Thursday. State Theater, 7:1F
& 9:45 p.m.
Gosford Park See Thursday. Michiga
Theater, 7:30 p.m.
In the Bedroom See Thursday. Stat
Theater, 7 & 9:30 p.m.
Our Lady of the Assassins See Monda:
Michigan Theater, 6:45 p.m.
Va Savoir See Sunday. Michigan Theate
9 p.m.
MUsiC
Blind Pig Showcase Night Somewher
East, The Fuzz, Rosetta andThe Fisher
will be shown then cased. The Blind Pi
208 5. 1st St., 10 p.m. free ($2 under 21
996-8555.
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