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HEART AND SOUL
Resisting temptation: The freshman's tale
I was coming back to East
Quad Residence Hall on the night
of Arbor Fest - a block party a
few weeks ago - when I bumped
into a friend of mine from French
class. We started chatting, com-
paring notes about what we were
doing that night and so on. With
my friend was a young lady who
asked me, "Wait, do you have a
British accent?"
Smiling, because the girl was
rather drunk, I told her that yes, I
do indeed have a British accent.
"Oh my God, seriously?" she
asked as she grinned even wider.
I had to resist doing an Austin
Powers impression when I told her
that I had been born in England.
"You know," the girl slurred, "I
am seriously interested in procre-
ating with somebody with a Brit-
ish accent."
I almost took her up on her
offer, but remembering my girl-
friend and the SAPAC workshop
first-year students attend, I decid-
ed against it.
JAKE HOLMES
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Please excuse me,
prof, for being late
I was hurrying to English class
yesterday, and when Igot to Angell
Hall, I was slightly annoyed that
I had to adjust my trajectory to
avoid the workers on the steps.
As I walked past them, the
strains of Alabama's song "I'm In
A Hurry" drifted up.
The workers had parked a huge
truck on the walkway next to the
steps, rolled down the windows
and were blasting 102.9 FM.
I stopped to listen to one of
the workers scrape the steps in
rhythm to the music, which made
me late to class.
It was worth it.
ANNE VANDERMEY
Heard over coffee
I was sitting in a coffee shop last
weekend, sipping my cafe mocha
and pretending to read a maga-
zine while eavesdropping on four
Ugg-clad girls. One of the girls
was complaining about a class.
One friendsaid,"Youshould just
tell your GSIto let youwatch Dirty
Dancing II: Havana Nights."
"I already tried that, and he
said the movie had no educational
value."
"What?" a third friend said.
"Hello - Cuban guys really are
that hot."
EMILYANGELL
An intervention
Here's how I realized my polit-
ical science participation grade
may not be so strong. Yesterday in
section I spoke for one of the first
times, and the student who had
sat two seats down all term said
audibly to the class: "Are you new
to this section?"
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CRIME NOTES
Student loses
wallet between
A2 and Ohio
WHERE: Between Mich.
and Ohio
WHEN: Sunday at about
2:20 p.m.
WHAT: A woman from
Cleveland, Ohio, who is not
affiliated with the Univer-
sity, was in Ann Arbor over
the weekend and realized
on her way back to Ohio
that she was missing her
wallet, the Department of
Public Safety reported.
Fire alarm
malfunctions
WHERE: Vera Baits II
Residence Hall
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
WHEN: Sunday at 11:15 a.m.
WHAT: A fire alarm went off
at Baits, DPS reported. Offi-
cers initially believed the fire
alarm was intentionally set
'off, but after further investi-
gation, police found the alarm
had malfunctioned.
Laptop stolen
from library
WHERE: Harlan Hatcher
Graduate Library
WHEN: Sunday at about 5:15
p.m.
WHAT: A Toshiba laptop
computer was stolen from a
study room, DPS reported.
The owner left the computer
unattended for about five
minutes and returned to the
room to find his computer was
missing. Police estimated the
laptop's value at about $800.
Lecture on
psychology
WHAT: Child psychology
as it relates to gender and
sexuality issues
WHO: Peter Hagarty, a
lecturer in the psychology
department at the Univer-
sity of Surrey in England
WHEN: Today at 11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Lane Hall, semi-
nar room
Outdoor skill
workshop
WHAT: A workshop to
teach interested par-
ticipants how to select the
proper materials for build-
ing a campfire. The event is
part of the Michigan Out-
door Leadership Semester
WHO: RecSports
WHEN: Today from 6 to
8 p.m.
WHERE: Elbel Building
Lecture on
lactation
WHAT: Why some phy-
sicians and mothers are
skeptical about the benefits
of breast feeding
WHO: Jacqueline Wolf,
an Ohio University social
medicine prof.
WHEN: Today from 4 to
6 p.m.
WHERE: Lane Hall, room
2239
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Friday, Nov.010 to 7 a.m.
on Monday, Nov 13 while ser-
vices for students, parents and
alumni are moved to a new
data center.
On this day in 1989 David
Dinkins, a Democrat, was
elected New York City's
first black mayor. In Virginia,
Douglas Wilder, a Democrat,
became the first elected black
governor in U.S. history.
Leon Hall played chess
with Mike Hart during
his recruitment visit.
While the official results
have been contested, Hall
says he won the series, but
Hart is sure he won at least
one game.
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