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There were moments when I
wanted to kill the guys standing in
front of me in line.
After leaving class early, taking
a city bus and standing in the cold,
these boys had the audacity to let
their friends cut in line - only to
push me farther away from satisfy-
ing my pangs of hunger. But as their
antics tested my faith, I remained
calm and kept my eyes on the prize:
a free Chipotle burrito.
There couldn't be anything more
perfect about Chipotle Mexican
Grill - it only uses only organic ani-
mal products, it has fully divested
from its McDonald's ownership,
its restaurant interiors are made of
almost 100 percent recyclable mate-
rials, and each burrito it produces is
a little slice of heaven.
And last Thursday, this godsend
eatery gave away free burritos to
anyone willing to wait in line for
them. Sure, the 35-minute wait I
endured was painful, and I learned
more about the spring breaks of
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the guys in front of me than any-
one ever wants to know, but, wow,
did that veggie burrito with guaca-
mole make every minute of waiting
worth it.
Pancheros,Qdoba, Big Ten: Watch
out, there's a new burrito in town.
THERESA KENNELLY
There is no need to
spare any change,
my good friend
As if actually living in East Quad
wasn't bad enough, the walk down
East University Avenue to and from
campus brought me an extra special
something: an almost daily encounter
withRonnie,avery(very)friendlyman
who has been a fixture at the corner of
East University and South University
avenues for at least three years.
It was hard to say no to "Can you
spare any change?" and Ronnie's
infectious smile, mostly because I
could spare the change, and so for
the better part of two years I did.
But one day, even after I handed
him a dollar, Ronnie wanted to talk
to me about the weather, my classes
and the many men in my life ("Is
there one?"). He wanted to know.
I no longer have to spare any
change. Instead, Iflirt.IgiveRonniea
great big smile when I pass his corner
and ask him, "How you doin' today?"
And then, when I'm feeling particu-
larly generous (or guilty),I don't freak
out when Ronnie invades my person-
al space and gives me a hug.
OK, sometimes it's a kiss on the
cheek, too. Is itmoral? Probablynot?
Hygenic? Doubtful. But my change
has remained safely in my pocket
for almost a year now and my guilt
decidedly in check.
MARA GAY
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Engineering senior Adam Clarke dressed as Stat Wars
character Prioess Lia ftr a video with the Friars, a
campus a capella group that performs at Rackham
Auditorium at 8 p.m. on March 17.
CRIME NOTES
Man rests in the
rest room
WHERE: Haven Hall
WHEN: Monday at about
12:30 a.m.
WHAT: A caller reported a
man sleeping on the floor of a
men's restroom, the Depart-
ment of Public Safety report-
ed. When a unit arrived on
the scene, they were unable to
locate any problems.
Student slips on
ice
WHERE: 2200 block of Hay-
ward St.
WHEN: Sunday at about 7:30
p.m.
WHAT: A male student
slipped and fell on some ice
on Hayward Street, DPS
reported. The student fell on
Feb. 22, but didn't report it
until Sunday.
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Hyundai dinged
in parking lot
WHERE: Michigan Union
WHEN: Monday at about
12:30 a.m.
WHAT: A black 2004
Hyundai was damaged
while parked in the lot, DPS
reported.
Trespassers
found in the
Union
WHERE: Michigan Union
WHEN: Sunday at about noon
WHAT: Two men were found
sleeping in the Mug area on
the Union, DPS reported. One
subject was arrested on an
outstanding misdemeanor
warrant out of DPS. Officers
took the other man, a male in
his 60s, into custody for tres-
passing, processed him, but
then they released him.
Magazine
reading
WHAT: The first public
reading of the new magazine
from the Collective, a radical
left group. An open mic will
be held following the reading.
WHO: The Collective
WHEN: Today from 8 to 10
p.m.
WHERE: Anderson Room C,
Michigan Union
New Yorker
cartoonist
lecture
WHAT: Bob Mankoff, car-
toon editor for "The New
Yorker," magazine will dis-
cuss humor's role in creating
relations and the "golden age"
of New Yorker humor
WHO: Institute for the
Humanities
WHEN: Today at noon
WHERE: Room 2022, 202 S.
Thayer St.
AIDS in Africa
WHAT: Claire Decoteau
talks about her time in South
Africa and the implications of
HIV/AIDS in Africa
WHO: Center for the Educa-
tion of Women
WHEN: Today from 5 to 6
p.m.
WHERE: Center for the
Education of Women, 330 E.
Liberty St.
Scandals
speech
WHAT: A talk on sex scan-
dals in Vienna and Berlin
from 1900-1910
WHO: Center for the Educa-
tion of Women
WHEN: Today from 5 to
6:30 p.m.
WHERE: Room 2239, Lane
Hall
CORRECTIONS
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John McCallie, the hus-
band of Michigan State's
women's basketball head
coach, bit the finger of an air-
port police officer at Florida's
Sarasota-Bradenton Interna-
toinal Airport on Wednesday,
the State News reported.
Oliver Jufer, a 57-year-
old Swiss man, pleaded
guilty to defacing a
picture of Thailand's King
Bhumibol Adulyadej, BBC
News reported. He now faces
between 7.S and 7S years in
prison, according to his law-
yer.
"Embracing Eaton-
ville" is the photogra-
phy exhibit on display
through March 18 at the
UMMA Off/Site Gallery.
Eatonville refers to Eaton-
ville, Florida, the first black
self-governing town in the
country and the home of
author Zora Neale Hurston.
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