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The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com
TUESDAY:
Arbor Anecdotes
WEDNESDAY:
The Extremist
THURSDAY: FRIDAY:
Explained Before You Were Here
SATURDAY SCIENCE
There won't be blood
San Jose State Univ(
announced Friday that it will pr
on-campus blood drives, the C
cle ofHigher Educationreported,
university defended its actions b
ing the Food and Drug Administr
rule that prevents sexually activ
men from donating blood. This
lates the campus's nondiscrimin
policy, officials claim, by prevent
group of people from donating f
on sexual orientation and gender
The agency has defended the
by saying that a man who has 1
sexual encounter with another
since 1977 is more likely to be
positive than other people. C
of the rule, including the Red (
and many LGBT organizations,
opposed this view, claiming
can easily screen HIV positive 1
and that the rule perpetuates a
against gay men.
AID EXPANSION
Northwestern University off
announced Thursday that they
increase the school's financial
CRIME NOTES
Nursing books
stolen from
Health Center
WHERE: 4900 Jackson Avenue
WHEN: Friday at about 2 p.m.
WHAT: Three nursing pro-
tocol booklets valued at $200
were stolen from the West
Ann Arbor Health Center, the
Department of Public Safety
reported. Police have no sus-
pects.
UIP issued at
publications
building
WHERE: 420 Maynard Street
WHEN: Saturday at about
12:30 a.m.
WHAT: A student was found
urinating out the window of
the Stanford Lipsey Student
Publications Building, DPS
reported. He was cited for uri-
nating in public.
program next fall, the Chicago Tri-
bune reported. The new program
will replace 450 students' loans with
grants funded by the university.
Last fall, only 24 entering students
received similar aid. Congress has
been pressuring the nation's leading
universities to increase financial aid
spending to 5 percent of total endow-
ment funds. For the University of
Michigan to meet this level, it would
have to spend $355 million on finan-
cial aid each year.
THE FUTURE OF DIVERSITY
The American Council of Education
published a paper Thursday describ-
ing a new kind of university admin-
istrative position: a chief diversity
officer, the Chronicle reported. The
paper was co-authored by the Uni-
versity of Michigan's Katrina Wade-
Golden, senior research scientist at
the University's Office of Academic
Multicultural Initiatives, and Damon
Williams of the University of Con-
necticut.
The officer would report directly
to the president of the university and
would be required to work directly
with important departments within
the university, to ensure that diver-
sity is encouraged in all university
projects.
DOWNLOADERS BEWARE
Charges brought against nine
University of Maine students by
the Recording Industry Association
of America were upheld last week,
the Chronicle reported. The RIAA
is suing the students for violating
copyright law for sharing music files
online. The students claimed the
charges were too broad, since they
were only identified by their Internet
addresses.
University of Maine law students
representtwoofthestudentsthrough
the University's free legal aid clinic.
A U.S. magistrate judge disagreed
with the students' motion, but said
the court should impose sanctions
on the RIAA for the way they went
about suing the students.
PHILIP GUICHELAAR
ANDREW DELIKAT/For the Daily
Physics Prof. August Evrard spoke Saturday morn-
ing at a weekly physics lecture. The lecture series is
partially supported through public donations.
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CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Burglar kicks Lunch to raise Women's studies
in door at Law money for faculty research
Quad poverty relief discussion
WHERE: 551 State Street
WHEN: Sunday at about 3:30
a.m.
WHAT: A student called
from the Law Quad to report
that her neighbor's door
was kicked in but nothing
was reported missing, DPS
reported. The investigation
is ongoing and police have no
suspects.
MIP issued
outside Union
WHERE: Michigan Union
WHEN: Sunday at about 4:30
a.m.
WHAT: A minor unaffili-
ated with the University was
arrested for possession of
alcohol and taken to the Uni-
versity hospital for detoxifica-
tion, DPS reported.
WHAT: A catered three-dol-
lar lunch to raise money for
impoverished countries
WHO: Nourish International
WHEN: Today from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m.
WHERE: Angell Hall posting
wall
Presentation by
senior editor of
Newsweek
WHAT: A presentation by Ste-
ven Levy, an author and senior
editor at Newsweek Magazine
WHO: University Library
Office of Marketing Commu-
nications
WHEN: Today from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Harlan Hatcher
Graduate Library, Room 100
WHAT: A lecture and dis-
cussion with three Women's
Studies professors about their
individual research topics
WHO: Department of Wom-
en's Studies
WHEN: Today from 4to 5:30
p.m.
WHERE: Lane Hall, room
2239
CORRECTIONS
. An article in Friday's edi-
tion of the Daily (Shaman
Drum might go nonprofit), said
the Shaman Drum intern-
ship was sponsored by the
Michigan Student Assembly.
The internship was spon-
sored by the LSA student
government.
. Please report any error in
the Daily to corrections@
michigandaily.com.
The University Library
scanned their millionth
book Friday. This leaves
6.5 million more books to scan
as part of the University's goal
to have its entire book collec-
lion available electronically.
Fifth-year senior Jeff
Marsh upset Illinois's
top-ranked Mike Poeta
at 157 pounds in Michigan's
22-16 wrestling win this
weekend.
"FOR MORE, SEE SPORTSMONDAY
Twenty-three percent of
Britons believe former
British Prime Minis-
ter Winston Churchill never
existed, the Agence France-
Presse reported. 58 percent of
those polled believe Sherlock
Holmes, the fictional detec-
tive created by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle actually existed.
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