2A - Wednesday, April 14, 2010 MONDAY: In Other Ivory Towers TUESDAY: Professor Profiles THURSDAY: FRIDAY: Campus Clubs Photos of the Week Haven joins Mason Hall Today, thousands of stu- dents walk through Mason and Haven halls without realizing that the two were once sepa- rated. But in 1999, the University Board of Regents approved renovations that would con- nect the two halls. The pro- posai also planned to expand the eastern side of Haven Hall, widen the halls around the Fish Bowl and increase the space shove the Fish Bowl, according to an Oct. 25., 1999 article in The Michigan Daily. "We are going from a Fish Bowl to an aquarium," archi- tect Steve Einhorn said at the regents meeting where the renovations were approved, according to the article. The $38 million project, according to the Daily article, was slated to hegin in Septem- her 2000 and was expected to take three years to huild. Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architecture & Engineering P.C., the architects for the proj- ect, said they wanted to pre- serve the vihrant character of the Fish Bowl hut also accom- modate the renovation pians. "The Fish Bowl is a major crossroads and we want to accommodate and encourage it," EYP Executive Principle Tom Birdsey said at the regents meeting, according to the arti- cle. The architects said they wanted to hlend their design for Haven's eastern fagade with the rest of the huildings sur- rounding the Diag. They looked at the older Harlan Hatcher Graduate Lihrary and the Kraus Natural Science Build- ing for inspiration. "We want to reflect upon the past while we emhrace the future," Einhorn said in the article. Regent Laurence Deitch (D- Bingham Farms) told the Daily at the time that the renovation and expansion would he a wel- comed addition. "It is a very thought- ful design and significantly improves something central to Central Campus," he said. 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WHERE: Mason Hall WHEN: Monday at shout 10:40 WHAT: A digital audio record- er with five batteries, worth an $750 estimated value, was sto- len from an unidentified room in Mason Hall, University Police reported. Items stolen from chapel WHERE: Mutt Children's Hospital WHEN: Monday at shout 10:15 am. WHAT: Unknown items worth an estimated $70 value were stolen from the chapel at the hospital, University Police reported. Synthetic life discussion WHAT: A discussion shout the complexities in defining life and whether or not sci- entists can create synthetic life that will function with the same complexities and forms as the human hody. WHO: Exhihit Museum of Natural Hisotry WHEN: Tonight from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Conor O'Neill's Traditional Irish Puh, 318 Main Street Lecture on ice WHAT: A discussion shout the role ice plays in Earth's processes, its formation and its effects on the creation and development of landscape, cli- mate and human civilization. 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One motor- tot claimed he was distracted by a UFO when he swerved into thehbus lane, while another said he did not notice the yellow lines due to colorblindness. 2On the Daily's Bucket List hefore graduation: Enock on President Mary Sue Coleman's door, and get down and dirty in the stacks. >> FOR MORE THINGS TO 10 BEFORE GRADUATION, SEETHE STATEMENT, INSIDE 3 Anew study conducted by researchers in Israel and the UK found turn- ing lights on at night can lead to increased risk ofrcancer, accord- ing to the dailymailcouk. Sci- entists claim turning lights on st night, even fursa few seconds, can cause an "over-expression" of cells that are linked to the formation of cancer cells. 0 MORE ONLINEL Love Cnime Notes? Get Bore online at michigavdaily.cv/blvgs/the wine 04