S 2A - Tuesday, November 2, 2010 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom MONDAY: In Other Ivory Towers WEDNESDAY: Professor Profiles THURSDAY: FRIDAY: Campus Clubs Photos of the Week Tri'ck-or-treating at the President's House Almost everyone can rememher dress- ing up and going out to trick-or-treat as a child, traveling from door to door, asking those in their neighhorhood for the per- feet remedy to their craving for candy. For some University students that Halloween tradition offered the oppor- tunity get some face time with Univer- sity President Mary Sue Coleman and prove a campus myth true in the process. The myth that Coleman welcomes trick-or-treaters who stop hy on Oct. 31 to the University's President's House at 815 South University Ave. is quite liter- ally true. Coleman's front door actually sits open on Halloween, while the porch light horns brightly to let students know she's home and handing out candy. And Coleman continued the tradition Sunday night. Sitting in her first floor living room and doing work on her W~ad on Halloween, Coleman jumped up as a group of students walked up to the front door, and welcomed the students inside. The students, four LSA sophomores, came in full costume. Coleman was via- 1 X . tI U. ibly pleased to see the students dressed up and noted that many visitors came in costume. "People are doing very inventive cos- tumes," Coleman told The Michigan Daily at the President's House on Sunday. "One guy who did a lot with aluminum foil. And then we had some witches and we had Justin Bieber." And after pointing out that she wasn't wearing a costume, Coleman proudly talked about her two grandchildren dressing up for Halloween - one as Buzz Lightyear from the movie "Toy Story" and the other as a kitten. Coleman also told the Daily that there have been a fair number of trick-or-treat- ers who have come "dressed as Michigan students," though she's happily given them treats too. Motioning to a tray of candy in the foyer of her home, Coleman proudly pointed out that the treats include apples that were grown in Michigan - saying MARISSA MCCLAIN/Daily University President Mary Sue Coleman meets, treats and treats students an Halloween. they were the most popular treat - rai- day, adding she planned to leave her door sins and an assortment of candy bars like open until about 9 p.m. "I've had proba- Three Musketeers and Krackle bars. bly 30 or 40, maybe SO (trick-or-treaters) "I've had lots of people so far," Cole- stop by." man said at approximately 7 p.m. on Sun- -KYLESWANSON 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1327 www.michigandaily.com JACOB SMILOVITZ KATIIEJOZWIAK Editsr is Chief easiness Manager 734-418-4110 ext. 1252 734-418-4115 eat 1241 smilaniee@miehigandaity.eem emdbuiseaass aiteeom CONTACT INFORMATION NewsomOofie houris:Sn-Thurs.11lass. - 2 am. 734-418-415 o p.3 News Tips neeo@emichigandaityaae, torrectioss oarections@nmichigandaity.cem Letersltolte Editor tothedaity@eihigandaity.aae, Photography Department yhoto@mikhigandaity.eae, Arts Section artspage@nmichigandaiy.aae, Editorial Page opinion@emichigandaiy.coe Spurts Section ayaortsichigandaityaaom Display Sates disytay@emichigandaiy.om tlassified Sates classifedgemiciandaiy.coe, Online Sales aetineads@emichigandaiy.ome Finance finance@emichigandaity.aae, EDITORIAL STAFF MattlAaronson Managing Editoe aaraoongeicigandaity.oo Jllian Berman ManaeingoesEditoe ysnman@emichigandaiy.om SENIORNEW EDITnORSieAbe, tphaetiber,sKyle Ssone, shwar rhirunvuekkar,eon horsby ASSISsTANTsaWS EDITOR5~S: ehan Biw, Dylan Cio nti, insons, Lindsay Krae,oepehLihte,eoneica Msnsldi, E5nasnigs Rachel Van Gilder EditorialtPageEditoe naneitder@esichieandaity.aae, SENIOREDTORIALPAGEsEDnOS:mihllesWi,nsilyOe, Laura neih Ryan Kantie ManagiongSoets Editor sarsje@,eichieandaity.tan, SEOStO TS E DInTeORS : Mark Burs, Michael Floe,Chantela Jein,im ha, Nicka, oe aetono ASSISTnANSPORSnEDITORS e stees,Sephen Nesbit, LuePasch, Zk Pyik, Amy Jamieloack MasseioeAesEditor bock@esichiodaiy.com SENRAToSaEn DInORS: oln stsrski, dew LapiJeff a for d ASSISTAsNTASETRS:noessy AhLehBrgin Sho Jaobs,Rai Sekhas Maxstollins and photo@micigandaity.coes SamWalSen Managing hotonEditors stSEOOTOEDITnOR eail Bod, MasaMcnlain ASSISTnANPOO EDITORS:akeeFrom,Jed Moh Anna Lein-bielinski and desise@,ichigandaiy.eaen Sarah Squire Manain esinEaditoes Tesantalen0 agazoineaEditoe caaero@michiaailyeen, MelanieFried and eayydesk@michinaity.eenn AdiWallslein Copy Chiefs BUSINESS STAFF luliannatnrim Sales Manaee SALSOREoe MAAER:Stephanie ase MARKsoNGa M ANAGER: ona s aj Hillary Szawala Classified Mnagser JasnMahakiannerodution Meaner Meghan Raoney Layout Managee Nick MeshkinFinance Masnager thrissy WinklernCirculation Manaer Zach Yancen WebPnoecttCoordieator ThesMicigan DiOSISs ona5-s67) is publsd Modaysthrough Fidasduringthefall aed wnter termshbystuentsateUniersityttfhichigan.One op is aailale freesof hare tall reades. 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Suspect read rights in library WHERE: Undergraduate Sha- piro Library WHEN: Yesterday at about 3:30 a.m. WHAT: A female suspect was arrested and taken to jail for an outstanding warrant for trespassing, University Police reported. The subject was reported by library staff. Drunk duo cited WHERE: Vera Baits I, Hub- bard House WHEN: Yesterday at about 12:40 a.m. WHAT: Two male minors in possession of alcohol were found in a dorm room and arrested on site and given citations, University Police reported. Cognitive workshop WHAT: A seminar about dis- torted patterns of thinking will be held, entitled "Stink- in' Thinkin."' The workshop, which is for students only will explore strategies for cognitive restructuring. WHO: Counseling and Psychological Services WHEN: Today at 1 p.m. WHERE: Michigan Union, Room 3100 Meditation workshop WHAT: Student sessions designed to teach funda- mental mental skills that may reduce daily stresses and overcome obstacles. Introductory yoga and meditation will be taught. WHO: Counseling and Psychological Services WHEN: Today at 12:15 p.m. WHERE: Michigan Union Health lecture WHAT: A lecture on how social networks can affect various health practices will be conducted by Damon Ceo- tola of MIT's Sloan School. WHO: Center for the Study of Complex Systems WHEN: Today at 12 p.m. WHERE: West Hall, Room 340 Film screening WHAT: A documentary will be screened about the 2004 assassination of Cam- bodian union leader Chea Vichea and controversy surrounding the event. WHO: Epidemiology WHEN: Today at 6 p.m. WHERE: Museum of Art CORRECTIONS 0 Please report any error in the Daily to corrections@michi- gandailycom. 1Actor Zach Galifinakis stunned fellow guests when he lit up a marijuana joint on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher," The Huff- ington Post reported. Galifi- nakis' stunt occured during a live panelist discussion about Proposition 19. 2Michigan's men basket- ball season begins this Friday in an exhibition against Saginaw Valley State University. >> FOR MORESEE TIPOFFINSIDE 3 Astruggling mother who wrote to President Obama about her difficulties received a handwritten note of encouragement, the New York Post reported. The woman was then able to sell the auto- graphed note for $7,000, aiding her financial recovery. MORE ONLINEL Lone Crime Notes? Get more oyline at ichigadaily~com/blago/The Wire Dreams. Realities. 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