Study graphs attractive features

The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 14, 2002 - 9A


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different parts of the state disagree Four
about what is attractive in a current respon
or future mate. to wrin
"Different regions of the state have survey
different interests," said Ed Sarpolus, state fc
whose Lansing-based polling firm tive.
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in there," Brown said. 11 p.m.
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with the audience, and had audience seemed
members marching and singing along "I as
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these various locations. black hi
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discovery of Judaism within these ish co
communities and the way it has school,
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and shared a lot of culture," he said. alizatio
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MRA conducted the survey.
le the regional differences
ubtle, Sarpolus said some
f the state are attracted to fea-
ke childbearing hips - 5 per-
the Lansing area - and a
d head - 2 percent in the
aginaw area.
r percent of Detroit-area
dents said they were attracted
nkles. Five percent of those
ed in the central part of the
)und a big pocketbook attrac-

"What's surprising is, you can't
predict what people are staring at,"
Sarpolus said.
The phone survey of about 600
people was conducted Jan. 13-16 and
had an error margin of plus or minus
4 percentage points.
Overall, men are more attracted to
a woman's rear end than her bust,
Sarpolus said. Statewide, 4 percent
of respondents cited tight buttocks as
attractive, compared to 2 percent
who favor the bust.
"It seems like the growing craze is

the behind," Sarpolus said. "You'd
think, from all we see in the media,
that men focus on the bust. But it
seems that more men care about hips
and the rear end.
"That was surprising."
Sarpolus said the study is some.
indication that cultural beauty norms
may be changing. He said the study
may also show that there's a differ-
ence in the kind of person attractive
for dating versus a potential spouse.
"We may have different tastes," he
said.

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at the front door. The one problem that plagues
is non-residents tailgating in back of residents to
dorms.
D Captain Frank Sloan said there has not been
f an increase in crime rates. "We've been thankful,
hole lot."
ar College, a liberal arts school in upstate New York,
5-member security department which patrols the
student campus. At Vassar, like the University of
an, UCLA and Indiana, the dorm entrances are
24 hours a day, only allowing residents who swipe
cess cards.
, security officers patrol the residence halls from
to 7 a.m. every night. In addition, Vassar, which is

a gated college, goes one step further than Indiana and
UCLA by requiring guests to sign in and be escorted by
hosts at all times. With these measures as well as night
patrols and blue light phones all over campus, "serious
crime is not very common" says Vassar's Director of
Security Donald Marsala.
Vassar senior Allison Sparks said the'one thing she
thought made campus security good is that it is receptive
and fosters a good relationship with students. "Students
feel security is definitely working for them," she said.
University of Michigan Housing officials have studied secu-
rity procedures at other schools, but have raised some reluc-
tance with door monitors. However, if the current increase in
crime continues, there could be drastic measures in place soon.
"We're always looking for ways to improve practices" said
Ian Steinman, director of Housing Security and associate
director of DPS.

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and cultural connections."
el Major Events Committee
an Joel Snyder, an LSA senior,
nd was invited because there
to be an interest in the topic.
ked around and people seemed
ed. We figured it'd be a great
o try out, especially during
history month, a good way to
he black communities and Jew-
mmunities together at this
he said.
der added that he thought the
was an important opportunity
dents and community members
it reached beyond the gener-
ons, assumptions and stereo-
associated with Africans and

"I think it's a really great opportuni-
ty to step outside of our own bound-
aries in however we define ourselves
and see the interconnectedness of dif-
ferent people who have shared things
we might not have known we've
shared," he said.
Engineering senior Javaughn
Perkins said he attended the event
because he wanted to become more
educated about people in Africa. He
said he found the speaker profound
and the information intriguing.
"I didn't know there were African
black people practicing Judaism in
Africa," he said. "It was kind of weird
to see black people wearing the Star
of David and singing songs in
Hebrew."

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ed," he said, adding that there will also
be 11 one-day sessions available in the
near future.
Curtis said "it's a little bit early to
tell" if the new offerings have been
successful or not.
Nevertheless, the program is hurting
financially from the drop-off in appli-
cants. "It's a serious financial problem
that is short-term," said Curtis.
But in the long run, Talbot said he is
optimistic. "By the fall, we should be
back on track again,"he said.
Curtis shared the same sentiment.
"We're going to come out of this very
strong," he said.

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