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LEFT Art and Design senior Nan Morris shows off her tattoos on Wednesday. (SAM WOLSON/Daily) TOP RIGHT Curtis Sullivan, co-owner of Vault of Midnieht on Wednesday. (MAX
COLLINS/Daily) BOTTOM MIDDLE LSA sophomore thong Zhong has a torm ot Chinese acupuncture demonstrated on him yesterday at an honors seminar class about alternation medi-
cine taught by honors senior Emily Wang. (SAMANTHA TRAUBEN/Daily) BOTTOM RIGHT Incoming Athletic Director Could Brandon's ring at a press conference ahout the findings ot
the IICAA's investigation ot the Michigan football program on Tuesday. (JAKE FROMM/Daily)
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CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Contractor Mad kid punches CAPS to host Museumi
breaks sprinkler mom in the face a relaxation info session
WHERE: Thomas Francis Jr..
Building
WHEN: Wednesday ag about
1:45 p.m.
WHAT: A contractor was
moving a tooler ag the load-
ing dock and accidentally hit
o sprinkler, causing the water
pump to turn on, University
Polite reported. The damage is
estimated at $50.
Food stolen twice
WHERE: University Hospital
WHEN: Thursday at about
t2:30 am.
WHAT: A 21-year-old female
took food from the hospital
cafeteria two times, University
polite reported. The food was
valued at a total of $5.
WHERE: University Hospital
Emergency Room
WHEN: Wednesday at about
8:45 p.m.
WHAT: AntS1 year-old boy
punched his mother in the
face, University Police report-
ed. No serious injuries were
incurred.
Two grams of pot
found in dorm
WHERE: Couzens Hall
WHEN: Wednesday at about
9:30 p.m.
WHAT: Two male students
were found with 2 grams
marijuana in their residential
hail room, University Polite
reported. They were both
arrested and released at the
workshop
WHAT: A workshop that
will work to reduce stress
through various relaxation
techniques. The event will
explore techniques like
deep muscle relaxation
and deep breathing.
WHO: Counseling and
Psychological Services
WHEN: Today from 12:15
P.M. to 1 p.m.
WHERE: CAPS
Library, room 3100
Benefit concert
for local church
WHAT: A concert to raise
money for St. Andrew's
Episcopal Church's
breakfasts for those in
need. Tickets are $30.
WHO: The Ark
WHEN: Tonight at 7 p.m.
WHERE: The Ark
WHAT: A behind-the-scene
tour of UMMA's instruc-
tional areas and a talk about
the museum's curatorial
research services. To attend,
contact Renee Jinn, assistant
to the director of UMMA, at
reneejin@umma.umich.edu.
WHO: Museums
Theme Semester
WHEN: Today from
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
WHERE: University of
Michigan Museum of Art
CORRECTIONS
" A Jan. 21, 2010 article
incorrectly identified
the dean of the School
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Christopher Kendall.
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1Hot dogs are the number
one most dangerous food,
according to Timecom.
The American Academy of
Pediatrics recently released a
statement that said hot dogs
are a choking hazard, espe-
cially among children, and
suggested that the shape of the
food be redesigned.
2Reducing your daily calor-
ic intake could increase
the length of your life,
according to an article in
Time magazine.
0FOR MORE,.SEE OPINION, PAGE 4
3Traces of cold medicines
were found in the blood
3of late actress Brittany
Murphy, cnn.coin reported.
The drugs are said to have con-
tributed to Murphy's death in
December of last year.
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