The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com
Tuesday, April 1, 2008 - 7
Politician presents plan for Mich. delegates
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Hubbs explained how in the
song's music video, Wilson is shown
t"musically cross-dressing," or
assuming male roles and imitating
the styles of male artists like Lynyrd
Skynyrd and Kid Rock.
Bertrand presented his analysis
of how rock'n'roll and R&B affected
race relations in the South. The crux
of his argument centered on the 1956
beatingofjazzpianistNatKingCole
whenhewasperformingaconcertin
Birmingham, Ala. Three white men
attempted to kidnap Cole while he
was on stage before being subdued
by police. Bertrand said the assault
actually improved race relations in
the South, as most condemned the
assailants and many newspapers
published apologies to Cole.
Ortner's talk focused on the
production of independent films,
explaining how the class and gen-
der of the genre's producers affect
the finished product.
She discussed how producers
of indie films usually come from
wealthy families and tend to have
Ivy League or more advanced
degrees. She said viewers of these
films also tend to be white-collar
professionals, making independent
films "stories they tell themselves
about themselves."
After the professors were fin-
ished presenting, the three mem-
bers of the panel reacted to each
other's work, offering both praise
and criticisms.
LSA sophomore Dana Darm-
stadter, who attended the forum,
said she appreciated learning new
views about popular culture.
"I didn't know what to expect
before coming, but I enjoyed it," she
said. "The questions at the end real-
ly tied the three together."
Angela Kane, a professor in the
School of Music, Theatre and Dance,
said it was interesting to hear how
race and class issues are so closely
tied to politics.
"I think it's great that Michigan
has these interdisciplinary debates,"
she said. "I'd like to see more of
them."
WASHINGTON (AP)_A Michi2
gan congressman proposed an
alternate plan yesterday for seat-
ing the state's delegates at the
Democratic National Convention,
awarding delegates based partly on
Michigan's Jan. 15 primary results
and partly on the popular vote in all
the nation's presidential primaries.
Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Mich., in a
letter to DNC Chairman Howard
Dean, proposed that Michigan's
83 pledged delegates be chosen
at congressional district conven-
tions accordingto the results of the
state's primary.
The party strippedboth Michigan
and Florida of their national conven-
tion delegates because they moved
their primaries to January dates ear-
lier than party rules allowed.
Under Stupak's formula, New
York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clin-
ton, who received 55 percent of the
primary vote, would receive 47 del-
egates.
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ARIES
(March 21to April 19)
This is a wonderful day for you! You
find it easy to be on good terms with
everyone, especially groups. Talk about
yourG Eture dreams and goals with oth-
ers. Get their feedback.
TAURUS
(April 20to May 20)
Solitude in beautiful surroundings will
please you today. You're happy to be by
yourself Work alone or behind the
scenes if you cai.
GEMINI
(May 2110o Jane 28)
What a wonderful, popular day! In
particular, you'll enjoy the company of
people from different cultures and differ-
ent backgrounds. You want to learn
something new!
CANCER
(June 21to July 22)
Others might look to you for support,
resources or assistance in some way
today. Possibly, this works the ottherway,
and you'll receive assistance from oth-
ers. Or both!
LEO
(July 23 to Aug. 22)
Relations with partners and close
friends are excellent today. This is a
good day to form partnerships and enjoy
the company of others, especially the
general public.
VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)
You want to be neat, orderly and tidy
today. Because you appreciate systems
and organized situations, you'll want to
tidy up any mess you encounter
within reason!
LIBRA
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
Partners are playful or particularly
romantic today. It's a pleasure to enjoy
the company of others. People can see
that you're in a fun-loving mood!
SCORPIO
(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
Family discussions wilgo well today.
This is also a good day for family busi-
nesses. It's easy to get the cooperation of
others today because people are willing
to communicate.
SAGITTIARIUS
(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)
Busy you! Shopping, wheeling and
dealing, buying and selling, plus taking
short trips will please you today. Enjoy
the company of others, especially sib-
lings.
CAPRICORN
(Dee. 2210o Jun. 19)
This is a good day for real estate plan-
ning or real estate deals. Whatever you
do today, you cm improve your relations
with family members or improve your
home in some way.
AQUARIUS
(Jan. 20to Feb. 18)
The Moon is in your sign today, mak-
ing a lovely aspect to the Sun. This
means your feelings are in line with your
will and purpose. No doubt, you'll get a
lot done.
PISCES
(Feb. 19to March 20)
Business and commerce will go well
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scenes. Research will definitely pay off.
(Do your homework.)
YOU BORN TODAY You need goals
to set you in action. You're straightfor-
ward and hardworking, and many of you
have excellent technical skills. You can
shine in your field; nevertheless, you're
modest and always sincere. You love to
perfect your skills. You respect tradi-
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you often break with tradition.) Your
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for relationships.
Birthdate of: Samuel R. Delany,
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