2 - Friday, April 3, 2009
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LEFT A young girl looks at her reflection at the official opening of the University of Michigan Art Museum on Saturday. (SAID ALSALAH/
Daily) MIDDLE LSAijunior Lara Kratmanis studies in the son on the steps of Angell Hall on Thursday. RIGHT Uniersity students paint
lockers at Priest Middle School in soothwest Detroit on Saturday. Eight hondred to 900 students were said to have participated in this
event sponsored hy the Detroit Partnership lo an effort to give hackhtothe metro Detroit community. (WILL MOELLtR/Daily)
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Trespassing Parked car keyed
with marijuana in hospital lot
WHERE: Shapiro Undergra-
dace Library
WHEN: Wednesday around DO
WHAT: Two mules who
are nut affiliated with the
University were found in
the UGLi in possession of
marijuana, University Police
reported. The two suspects
were arrested and escorted
from the building.
Non-students
found in Mason
WHERE: Mason Hall
WHEN: Thursday around
t2:20 am.
WHAT: A male sujert not
affiliated with the Univer-
sity was found trespassing in
Mason Hall, University Police
reported. He was escorted
from che building.
WHERE: University Hospital
WHEN: Wednesday around S
p.m.
WHAT: A hospital employee
returned to her parked car to
find in had heen vandalized,
University Police reported.
There are currently no sus-
pects.
MIP issued in
Alice Lloyd
WHERE: Alice Lloyd Hall
WHEN: Thursday around 1:45
WHAT: A girl was found
unresponsive in the hallway
of Alice Lloyd, and was taken
to the hospital by ambulance,
University Police reported. She
was issued a minor in posses-
sion of alcohol.
Hash Bash
WHAT: The 37th annual
gathering of marijuana
enthusiasts who aim to
reform marijuana laws at
the local, state and federal
levels. This year, the event
will commemorate the pas-
sage of a state constitutional
amendment allowing medical
marijuana.
WHO: Michigan NORML
WHEN: Saturday, high noon
WHERE: The Diag
Festifools
street parade
WHAT: An annual street
festival of huge puppets that
runs through downtown Ann
Arbor.
WHO: START Project, a Uni-
versity of Michigan Lloyd Hall
Scholars Program initiative
WHEN: Sunday at 4 p.m.
WHERE: Main St., hetween
Washington and William
Streets
37th annual Ann
Arbor Powwow
WHAT: One of the coun-
try's largest powows, which
celebrates Native American
culture through arts, crafts,
music, food and information.
WHO: Ann Arhor Powwow
Committee
WHEN: Saturday, 10:30 am.
to 10:30 p.m. and Sunday,
10:30 am. to 6 p.m.
WHERE: Saline Middle
School Fieldhouse
CORRECTIONS
" An article in yesterday's
edition of the Daily (Proposal
would givrestudentrvets in-store
ruiriono) misidentified the num-
ber of student veterans enrolled
in the University. According
co the Office of the Registrar,
62 active duty veterans were
enrolled in the University as of
fall 2008. This number repre-
sents studen veterans who are
using their G.L. Billihenefits.
. Please report any error
in the Daily to correc-
tions@michigandailycom.
1Families are moving out
of the state of Michigan
at the rate of one family
every 12 minutes, the Detroit
News reported. Last year,
about 109,000 more people
left Michigan than moved in.
2Some American colleges,
arguing that the current
economic crisis has left
them no options, have started
considering scudents' ahility to
pay tuition as a deciding far-
nor in the admission process.
>FOR MORE, SEE OPINION, PAGE 4
3 The sorority Sigma
Lambda Gamma at the
University of Florida was
suspended for hazing viola-
tions, The Associated Press
reported. The 18-member
sorority forced pledges to fol-
low 37 rules including physi-
cal accivities like push-ups
and running.
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