NEWS The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 11, 2005 - 7A SURVIVORS Continued from page 1A noisemaking instruments for the event. She said she brought approximately 50 hand-held drums, 50 different household objects such as pots and pans and 150 shakers to distribute among the marchers. The noise abruptly stopped when the marchers progressed to Madison Street. From there until they reached the Michigan Union, the marchers linked arms and remained silent to show solidarity for the cause. After the march, participants assembled for a candlelight vigil to reflect on the emo- tions of the night. MOTT Continued from page 1A stretched tight. We are doing our best within space limitations." Hopson added that at this point, there are no additional projects in the works to address the space limitations. "In the fiscal year 2004, more than 11,519 people were admitted at U-M, and in the first year that Mott opened, that number was 3,500," Hopson said. "This gives a good idea of how much we've grown in terms of patient demand in the last 35 years. You can really understand why we need a new facility by looking at the numbers, and we are building it with the future in mind, with that room to grow." Kelch said that to reach the $50-million fundraising goal, UMHS will continue to hold special events, campaigns and meetings with individual donors over the next few years. Current fundraising ventures include the Mott wristband campaign, which has sold nearly half a million bands so far, and the football team's second annual Carr's Wash for Kids, which will take place in June. "All the money will come from operations and reserves of the hospital or philanthropy, and we may borrow some money," Kelch said, adding that no state funds will go toward the project. White said that, when the health system divulged its intent to rebuild the children's hos- pital about a year ago, it made it clear that the name of the hospital would remain the same regardless of whether the Mott Foundation chose to participate. A "That is a very classy and risky thing to say at the same time," White said. "But in making our decision, again and again we ran into people whose lives have been changed by the hospital. C.S. Mott loved kids and particularly wanted to make sure kids had a healthy start in life. It was just natural for us to be part of it, and we are pleased to be able to help." Since its establishment in 1926, the Flint- based C.S. Mott Foundation has awarded more than $175 million in grants to support various projects at the University's Flint and Ann Arbor campuses. In the late 1980s, a $2.4-million grant helped the University develop and imple- ment a range of new health care services for women and children, including the Holden Neo Natal Intensive Care Unit and the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Unit. ATO Continued from page 1A contained incriminating photos, he added. MacGuidwin added that the maintenance man had been hired by the fraternity's alumni "to do check-ups." But the contents of the camera are not the only reason for ATO's suspension, MacGuidwin said. "Some other things that he found at the house throughout the course of the year added to the sus- pension," he said. "We were not informed that he was gathering things," "It was all very underhanded," MacGuidwin said. "In my opinion, it was malicious and out of this world." Krasnov denied that ATO's suspension was in response to any form of hazing. 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