6A - Monday, October 25, 2010
SERVICE DAY
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Multicultural Greek Council, said
he expected "some kinks" in the
planning for the service event. But
he said he thinks the councils will
know how to improve future ser-
vice collaborations after working
together for this project.
"We're forcing individuals from
different councils to get together,
meet each other and do service,"
Rao said.
Engineering senior Nick Fra-
zier, a member of Sigma Chi frater-
nity, said he thinks the Greek Wide
Day of Service is different from
other Greek philanthropic efforts
because it utilizes the strength of
the entire Greek community.
"(It) is really all about trying to
really motivate and show off the
force of the Greek life that we real-
ly have," Frazier said.
Frazier volunteered his time
cleaning up the Miller Nature Area
in Ann Arbor. He said he thinks it
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is important to participate in ser-
vice projects in order to give back
to the Ann Arbor community.
LSA sophomore Jillian Wey-
man, a member Alpha Epsilon Phi
sorority volunteered at the Sigma
Chi fraternity's Cans for Cans
Drive, in which volunteers col-
lected recyclables and used the
refunds to buy canned goods to
donate. Weyman said being able
to do community service with her
sorority sisters added fun to the
experience.
LSA senior Lauren Hartstein,
vice president of recruitment for
Panhellenic Association, spent
time volunteering at the Ann
Arbor Salvation Army on Service
Day. She said she thought the day
was effective because it had a local
impact.
"Accessible philanthropy is per-
fect for college students," she said.
"We all have our own values and
different interpretations of sister-
hood and brotherhood, but our
community as a whole is supposed
to have a philanthropic purpose so
I think this is pretty on key of what
we want to be doing more often on
campus."
Hartstein added that she hopes
the project will become more of a
"foundation" rather than a once in
a while event.
LSA senior Madeline Klein,
vice president of programming for
the Panhellenic Association, said
she thinks it is beneficial for the
members of the Greek community
to interact with members of the
Greek councils that they are not a
part of.
She added that she hopes Greek
Wide Day of Service participants
will find projects that they are
truly passionate about and that the
efforts will extend far beyond this
one day.
"Yes, you can get involved on
this one day and make an impact,
but you may find a project that
you love and can get involved with
more in the future," she said.
- Liana Rosenbloom
contributed to this report.
COUCH
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cars waiting in long lines to dump
furniture.
Instead, Cozart said, he was
doing the waiting.
"We thought we'd (fill) two to
four dumpsters per day," Cozart
said. "We've done maybe four the
whole weekend."
According to Cozart, less than
one-third of the residents who
came to dump their couches were
University students, even though
the event targeted the student com-
munity.
"What (the city) needed to do
was get these couches off porches
here on campus, and I'm not seeing
that," Cozart said.
Cozart said most of the people
who came were Ann Arbor resi-
dents who wanted to get rid of
couches from their basements or
garages.
Still, several University students
did show up yesterday with couch-
es in tow.
LSA sophomores Alex Zheutlin
and Frankie Graziano said they
only got rid of their tattered, multi-
colored couch to avoid facing a
potential $1,000 fine.
"We just don't want to get fined,"
Zheutlin said. "That's a lot of
money."
Both Zheutlin and Graziano said
they oppose the porch couch ban
because it doesn't entirely address
the issue of fire safety.
"I feel like it's kind of unneces-
sary to say it's a fire hazard when,
you know, anything in your house
could be potentially a fire hazard,"
Graziano said.
Like Graziano and Zheutlin,
Rackham student Karin Teske
said she decided to ditch her couch
because of the potential $1,000 fine.
"The fine is pretty hefty," Teske
said.
Teske added that she was rela-
tively prepared to part ways with
her couch.
"I know the premise for (the
ban), so it's no surprise to me,"
Teske said.
As Teske prepared to dump her
couch, Cozart satnbehind the wheel
of a backhoe excavator - a machine
that was used to pick up couches -
trying to maneuver a leather couch
into one of four packed dumpsters.
The couch had nearly reached
the opening of a dumpster when
it suddenly slid off the shovel and
went crashing to the concrete
below.
"FAIL!" came a shout from the
porch of the Eugene V. Debs Coop-
erative House, which sits directly
across the street from the collec-
tion site.
As Cozart was quick to note, the
co-op members were sitting on an
upholstered couch.
In an interview several members
of the co-op said the house's two
porch couches are a major part of
the co-op's social scene.
"During the summer this is our
living room," said co-op member
Miles Larson, a student at Eastern
Michigan University.
Brian Merlos, a co-op mem-
ber and LSA senior, said the co-
op's social scene will "definitely
change" asa result of the ban.
All co-op members interviewed
were strongly opposed to the porch
couch ban.
"I think it's absolute bollocks,"
Larson said.
Merlos agreed with Larson, even
though he said he was inside the
State Street house on April 3 three
hours before the fatal blaze.
"It's really a shame all of this
happened," Merlos said, adding that
despite having been friends with
LeMasters and sympathizing with
LeMasters' family, he wished there
had been a more comprehensive
citywide response to the tragedy.
Another co-op member, EMU
student Austin Tracy, gazed for-
lornly as a couch was thrown into a
dumpster across the street.
"A couch has a lot of stories, and
these stories are dying," Tracy said,
adding, "Think of how many babies
were conceived on these couches."
Despite opposing the ban, the
co-op members finally decided to
move their couches off the porch
and into a room they call "the love
room."
In an interview last week, Ann
Arbor Fire Marshall Kathleen
Chamberlain said the Ann Arbor
Fire Department will start to
enforce the ordinance soon after
this past weekend's collection
event.
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