2A - Monday, October 8, 2007 AAJ * p D TUESDAY: In Othr voy owr Arbor Anecdotes WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY: Explained Before You Were Here FRIDAY; The Extremist ID Two weeks after he approved editorial using obscenity to critici President George Bush, the edit in chief of the student newspaper Colorado State University was tc on Friday that he could keep his jc The entire text of the edit rial, published Sept. 21, was "Tas This: Puck Bush." The exact mea ing of the piece remains uncle; though editors have claimed it we intended to show their freedom publish unpopular opinions. Although CSU officials decid, that the editorial was protected the First Amendment, they scold top editor J. David McSwanef his decision to publish it. ORAL EXAMINATION Three former professors at 01 Roberts University sued the c lege on Tuesday, claiming that th were fired after exposing corrs practices by President Rich: Roberts and his family, The Assoc ated Press reported. Roberts ist son of evangelist Oral Roberts, W. CRIME NOTES Gas grill malfunctions WHERE: Michigan Stadium WHEN: Saturday at about 8:30 WHAT: A gas grill malfunc- tion was reported from a con- cessions stand after the gas was turned on and the grill did not light immediately, the Department of Public Safety reported. There were no inju- ries. Car reported stolen, found WHERE: Parking lot, 900 Murfin Road WHEN: Saturday at about 3 p.m. WHAT: Pour days after a caller reported a stolen car, DPS personnel found the car parked in a University lot, DPS reported. The car owner's son, who is a student, forgot that he had left the )on't fire me, bro an founded the college in 1963. side eff( :ze Richard Roberts allegedly spent a romp itot money from donations to the col- arise w] rat lege on, among other things, 11 sod a I .d renovations to his home and two vanilla: ob. luxury cars for his wife, Lindsay. yard Cri to- His wife is accused of spending The uer thousands of dollars in university Annals an- funding on clothes, giving scholar- bimontci ar, ships to her children's friends and zine pr: vas exchanging hundreds of dollars setts in,, to in late-night text messages each month with "underage males," PROTI led whom she had given university cell Soon, by phones. student: led or religi for WAY TOO MUCH FREE TIME crimina The Ig Nobel Awards, an annual able to ceremony honoring bizarre scien- ombuds tific research, were held Thursday Thec )ral at Harvard University. lows a 1L ol1- Among the winners was a sci- student hey entist who discovered that using sity wh ipt a bowl that refills itself can make treating ird people eat more soup but report wouldo' ci- feeling as full as they did after ported the eating from a normal bowl. Other adopt cI vho awards honored research on the CLASSICAL GUITAR scts of sword swallowing, indium of problems that ,ien using the word "the" paper on how to extract from cow dung, The Har- "imaun reported. awards are given by the of Improbable Research, a ily scientific satire maga- °duced at the Massachu- titute of Technology. 'ECTION FROM THE MAN Missouri State University :who think their political ious views have led to dis- ition by a professor will be file a grievance to special amen for investigation. creation of the program fol- swwsuit by Emily Brooker, a at Missouri State Univer- Zo accused a professor of gher unfairly because she Ct sign a letter that sup- the right of gay people to !hildren. GABE NELSON Marcas Diaz, a renawned Spanish classical gaitarist, plays at the Bethlehem United Charch of Christ on Foarth Street on Satarday eaening, as event hasted by the Ass Arbor Classical Guitar Society. The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom 420 Maynard Sc. 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WHEN: Today at 8:10 p.m. WHERE: Auditorium 3, Modern Languages Building National Coming Out Week rally WHAT: National Coming out Week begins with a rally and !a door that people can walk through to come out of the Icloset. WHO: Office of Lesbian Gay 'Bisexual and Transgender Affairs WHEN: Today from noon to I p.m. WHERE: The steps of the Hatcher Graduate Library Lecture and film screening WHAT: A lecture by Zana Briski and a screening of the Academy Award-winning documentary she directed about children of prostitutes, "Born into Brothels" WHO: Center for the Educa- tion of Women WHEN: Today from 2 to S p.m. WHERE: Michigan Theatre CORRECTIONS . The feature photo cap- tion on page 3A on Thursday (Gymnatica on the Diag) misidentified LSA freshman Thomas Kelley as Jamie Thompson. Please report any error in the Daily to corrections@ michigandaily com. 10t-year-old boy stole a school bus and led police on a 44-mile car chase in Dumas, Ark., The Associated Press reported. 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