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LEFT A fashion show on Thansday sponsored by Cancer Awsareness Week to raise fands for Special Day Camps, a camp for children with cancer and their families. (EMILY CHIUDaily)
TOP RIGHT Tian Chu restaurant, which offers Korean, Chinese and Taiwanese food, recently opened on East William Street. (TOREHAN SHARMAN/Daily) BOTTOM MIDDLE Ted Hall,
a research computer specialist at the UM3D labs in rho Duderstadt Center, shows the Cane Automatic Virtual Reality installment on Wednesday. (TOREHAN SHARMAN/Daily) BOT-
TOM RIGHT The Aoett Brothers put on a preoiew performance at Borders on Tuesday to promote Tuesday nights performance at the Michigan Theater. (JAKE FROMM/Daily)
CRIME NOTES
Verbal
harrassment
WHERE: The Diag
WHEN: Wednesday atabout
tt:45 p.m.
WHAT: Two males, one of
whom is a student, were ver-
holly harrassing passers-by,
University police reported.
They then pushed one male
passer-by. There are no report-
ed injuries.
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Coffee carafes
stolen
WHERE: East Ann Arboor
Medical Center
WHEN: Wednesday at about
4:00 p.m.
WHAT: Four coffee carafes,
totalling $200, were stolen,
University police reported.
There are no suspects.
Impact Dance
performance
WHAT: Impact Dance
Spring Show will present
a compilation of jazz and
contemporary dance cho-
reographed by students
WHO: Impact Dance
WHEN: Tonight at 7:00 p.m.
WHERE: Mendels-
sohn Theatre
Business
development
challenge
WHAT: U-M student
teams will choose from
one of three categories to
develop a business plan
for within 42 hours.
WHO: Society of Busi-
ness Enginers
WHEN: Today from
5:00 p.m. to y:00 p.m.
WHERE: Kahn Auditorium
Chemical spill Vehicle keyed
Benefit concert
WHAT: The band Great ?
Divide will perform to
raise money for the student
organizations Will Work
for good's charity cause.
$10 suggested donation.
WHO: Will Work for Food
WHEN: Tonight at 9:30 pm.
WHERE: BTB Cantina
CORRECTIONS
i An article in yester-
day's edition of the Daily
titled "Universities see
rise in demand for finan-
cial aid" inaccurately
reported the amount of
money raised for need-
based scholarships by
the President's Donor
Challenge. The challenge
raised $72.6 million for
need-based scholarships.
. Please report any
error in the Daily to
corrections@michi-
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1The value of the Canadiarn
dollar is expected to soar
above the value of US dol-
lars this year, Yahoo News
reported. The Canadian dol-
lar has appreciated 2.5 percent
against the US dollar since the
beginning of chin year.
2Both Princeton Univer-
sity and Harvard Univer -
sity require professors ton
post course syllabi online
during registration. LSA Stu-
dent Government recently
passed a resonlutioan enconurag-
ing professors at the University
of Michigan to do the same.
>n FORBMORE, SEE OPINION, PAGE 4
3New York State Assem-
blyman Felix Ortiz pro-
posed a bill to ban the use
of salt ino New York restaurants,
The New York Daily News
reported. Me said that billions
of dollars anad thousands of lives
would be saved if salt was taken
off the menu.
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WHERE: Track Building
WHEN: Wednesday at about
12:30 p.m.
WHAT: Twenty gallons of
hydraulic fuel spilled when the
lift on the back of the vehicle
broke, University police report-
ed. It was cleaned up and there
was no lasting damage.
WHERE: Fuller Fool Parking
WHEN: Wednesday at about
10 a.m.
WHAT: The entire width of
the trunk of a parked vehicle
was keye, University police
reported. The vandalisnm is
believed to have been inten-
tional. There are no suspects.
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