2A - Monday, March 22, 2010 The Michigan Daily -- michigandaily.com 2A - Monday, March 22, 2010 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom TUESDAY: Professor Profiles WEDNESDAY: Before You Were Here THURSDAY: FRIDAY: Campus Clubs Photos of the Week UCLA undergrads run in undies CHECK MATE About 300 students at the Uni- versity of California at Los Angeles took part in an "Underground Undie Run" on St. Patrick's Day, despite dis- approval from the school's adminis- tration, The Daily Bruin reported on March 19. According to the article, the tra- dition, which happens four times a year, was canceled last Julybecause. of safety concerns and attendance by people unaffiliated with the uni- versity. Before the run, a police officer forced about 15 students to put their clothes back on and threatened to have their diplomas held by the dean of students if they did not leave, the article reported. Despite the police presence, stu- dents decided to participate in the run. "It's a rare opportunity to run around in your underwear, and as long as I don't break the law, I'll be OK," Allison Green, a first- year student at UCLA, said in the compost and using alternatives to article. plastic and foam plates. MARSHALL UNIVERSITY DINING HALLS GO TRAYLESS The Sustainability Department of Marshall University in West Vir- ginia initiated trayless dining at two dining halls on campus in an effort to become more eco-friendly in the cafeterias, The Parthenon reported in a March 19 article. Trayless dining can reduce elec- tricity bills and save thousands of gallons of water per day, the article reported. "The majority of students felt comfortable going trayless," Margie Phillips, sustainability manager at Marshall, said in the article. "I know it's hard, They're used to using the trays, but change is good." Phillips said in the article that in the future the school's dining halls may try turning food waste into BILL NYE TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS AT QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY The class of 2010 student govern- ment cabinet of Quinnipiac Univer- sity - located in Hamden, Conn. - announced that Bill Nye would be the commencement speaker at its graduation on Sunday, May 16, The Quinnipiac Chronicle reported in a March 18 article. Bill Nye is most fanous for host- ing the television series, "Bill Nye the Science Guy," which ran from 1993 to 1997. 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Additional copies may bepickedupat the Oaily'sofficefor$2.Subscriptionsforfallterm, starting in September, viaU.S.mail are $110. Winter term(Januarythiough April) is$115, yearlong (September through April)is$19.University affiliatesaresubjecttoareducedsubscriptionrate. On-ampssubscriptionsforiallte e$3Sobstiions mut beprepaid:Thefsitilantiy h is a menber of The Asscited Press and The Asociated Collegiate Pess. CRIME NOTES CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES Bicycle hit and Stairway spitters Health care run WHERE: Burton Memorial experts to ta Lecture on ilk sustainability WHERE: West Quadrangle Residence Hall WHEN: Friday at about 7 p.m. WHAT: A student was struck by an unknown male riding a bicycle, University Police reported. There are no sus- pects. Tower WHEN: Friday at about noon WHAT: Several children were running up and down the stairs and spitting in the stairways of Burton Memorial Tower, University Police reported. The children were gone when police arrived. problems in U.S. Blackberry lifted Wide-open door in 'U' hospital scratches car WHERE: University Hospital Emergency Room WHEN: Sunday at about 12:15 p.m. WHAT: A hospital patient reported that someone had sto- len their Blackberry, according to University Police. Another hospital patient is a suspect. WHERE: Palmer Drive Park- ing Structure WHEN: Sunday at 4 p.m. WHAT: A man reported that another's car door scratched his car. After confrontingthe other male, the victim was pushed. The suspect was iden- tified and interviewed. WHAT: A forum that will feature a panel of experts who will discuss the problems of health care in America. WHO: Center forLocal, State and Urban Policy WHEN: Today from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. WHERE: Weill Hall Cultural film screening WHAT: A film called "The Letter" exploring media coverage of the Somali inva- sion of Lewiston, Maine. WHO: Center for Middle Eastern WHEN: Today from noon to 1:30 p.m. WHERE:Schoa sSoacial Work Building WHAT: Dr. John Holdren, science advisor for President Barack Obama, will discuss Science and Technology pol- icy priorities in the Obama administration. WHO: Center for Sustainable Systems WHEN: Today from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Rackham Audito- rium Diag exhibit on animal rights WHAT: Advocates for animal rights will gather on the Diag. WHO: Michigan Animal Rights Society WHEN: Today all day WHERE: The Diag CORRECTIONS . Please report anyerror intheDailyto correc- tions@michigandaily.com. President Barack Obama sent a case of Molson Cana- dian beer to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harp- er, settling a bet made over the Olympic U.S-Canada hockey game, the Los Angeles Times reported. Harper's spokesper- son said the case of beer will be donated to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada. Walk-on goalie Shawn Hunwick, who had seen just 18 minutes of action before Feb. 25, led the Wol- verines in an unlikely CCHA Championship run this week- end, extending their NCAA Tournament streak to 20 years. ">FOR MORESEE SPORTSMONDAY,INSIDE A school janitor at a Brit- ish private school is under investigation for trying to poison soup being prepared for students, according to Yahoo News. About750 students attend the school. MORE ONLINE Love Crime Notes? Getlmoreonline at michigandaily.com/blogs/the wire From March 17 through April 16, you can take advantage of online advice, in-person programs and text messages that help you put your best foot forward after graduation. D Enter Class of 2010 T-Shirt Design Contest and Win $250 Cash! Text and Win Text "UMStudents" to 41411 to join and to be eligible to win our weekly prizes 1 Get daily career advice right to your phone (through 4/16) ! You'll be entered to win our R2 L prizes (1 winner drawn at random every week): " 3/20-3/26: Leather portfolio and Cross pen set " 3/27-4/2: Professionally written resume " 4/3-4/9: Laptop bag/ briefcase from Coach * 4/10-4/16: $250 Macy's gift card for an interview suit Get in-person help at our R2L events at the Alumni Center I Wednesday, 3/24, 9-noon: Meet with career experts to create your personal professional development plan ) Wednesday, 3/31, 9-noon: Create your personal branding toolkit (resume review, branding statement & interview prep) * Wednesday, 4/7: 9-noon: Describe your qualities in 30 seconds by crafting your personal pitch 0 Wednesday, 4/14, 9-noon: Find out how to build your network and help your career Q(A -- - - jS i f f jff1 i 1 The Alumni Association is sponsoring a T-shirt design competition to celebrate the Class of 2010. Picture your design on the backs of your classmates! The T-shirts will be for sale in April and May on our Web site, with all proceeds benefiting student programs like Welcome Wednesdays, 30-Minute Mentors and free memberships for new graduates. Deadline: Monday, March 22. Prizes: Winning design: $250 cash 2nd place: $150 cash and your design produced 3rd place: $75 cash by the Alumni Association Complete rules and entry details at umalumni.com/classof2010tshirt. Get details and register for the events at umalumni.com/r21. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN You can also find us at facebook.com/AAUMstudents. Alumni Association of the University of Michigan-OFFICIAL GROUP Note: By texting "UMSTUDENTS" to 41411, you'll join our Ready to Launch text group that will last through April 19. You will receive text messages through 4/16 related to this program only. After April 19, the group will be deleted. Standard text messaging rates apply. facebook.com/AAUMstudents ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 0