6A - Thursday, February 17, 2011

The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com


DREAM ACT
From Page 1A
The DREAM Act -which would
only be applicable for people who
entered the United States prior to
age 16 years and lived in the coun-
try for five years - was voted down
by the U.S. Senate in December.
The event began with a speech
from Noe Ortega, a research asso-
ciate for the National Forum on
Higher Education for the Public
Good. Ortega, who specializes in
studies of undocumented students
and higher education access, said
it's important to discuss the group
of underrepresented students that
the country "chooses to systemati-
cally deny" higher education.
Ortega said Michigan is esti-
mated to have between 55,000 and
125,000 undocumented students,
which makes up about 1.6 percent
of the state's total population. He
said because these students are a
significant part of the population, it
is vital to allow them to have access
to education.
Over the summer, Ortega stud-
ied 59 private institutions in Michi-
gan. His study included four-year,
two-year and private colleges and
universities and analyzed the dif-
ferences involved in admittance and
financial aid at each of the colleges.

Ortega said his research con-
cluded that 22 of the institutions
had "favorable policies" that allow
undocumented students to attend
college. In these institutions, the
students have different tuition
rates; some charge in-state tuition
while others charge undocument-
ed students out-of-state or interna-
tional tuition. None of the schools
offered federal financial aid for the
students.
Public Policy and Rackham
graduate student Marisol Ramos
also spoke at the event and said
she worked with youth groups in
New York that were interested in
advocating for the DREAM Act
before moving to Michigan. She
said she thinks the political and
social climate in the United States
has grown increasingly tense since
Sept. 11, and America's youth has
responded by mobilizing and fight-
ing for what they believe in.
Because of the increased secu-
rity after the attacks on the World
Trade Center, Ramos said, there
was a shift in efforts from the cre-
ation of legislation for comprehen-
sive immigration reform to building
a border and increasing security.
Laura Corrunker, a Ph.D.
candidate in anthropology at
Wayne State University, has been
researching the DREAM Act for
the past year and said she believes

in "activist anthropology," which
she defines as giving back to the
community while simultaneously
conducting research.
"You get a chance to give back,
especially to the people who are so
willing to give you their time," Cor-
runker said.
She added that when people
hear real-life stories from undoc-
umented citizens, they are more
inclined to pay attention to issues
like the DREAM act, which is why
events like the one held last night
are so important in garnering sup-
port for the issue.
Jose Franco, co-founder of One
Michigan, said learning about the
DREAM Act gave him something
to fight for. Growing up undocu-
mented, Franco said he realized it
would be hard to attend college, so
he stopped attending school and
let his grades slip. Upon learning
about the DREAM Act, he realized
he could change the direction his
life was heading.
After corresponding with other
undocumented students online, he
organized the Michigan DREAM
Camp last year, which spurred the
creation of One Michigan. He said
the program allows youth to be
honest about their legal status.
"If people know about your sta-
tus, you're safer because more peo-
ple can help you," Franco said.

MOCK ROCK
From Page 1A
ing since December, andstudent-
athletes raised their own money
prior to the event. Donations are
also still being accepted.
Current Cincinnati Bengals
linebacker Dhani Jones, a Uni-
versity alum, was the event
emcee. SAAC asked Jones to
host Mock Rock in order to spark
fundraising for the event.,
Each Mock Rock judge -
including new Michigan football
head coach Brady Hoke - had a
connection to the University.
"We thought it would be a
great way to get him involved
and make him feel welcome,"
Day said.
Other judges included Jan
Brandon, wife of University Ath-
letic Director Dave Brandon,
Dan Sygar, Letterwinners M
Club president and a University
alum, and Elise Ray, an Olympic
bronze medalist and University
alum.
Before the event began, the
auditorium filled with student-
athletes waiting for their turn
to perform. LSA freshman and
Michigan wrestler Jordan Smith
said he was enthusiastic about
going on stage.

"We're going to be really
funny. Probably the best one out
there," Smith said, of the wres-
tling team's act.
Smith said the team members
put together their skit in about
an hour.
"It was rigorous though," he
said.
But other teams, like the
Michigan Marching Band, spent
multiple days practicing each
week for the past month to pre-
pare. The work paid off as the
band took first place for their
"Barbie and Ken" Michigan-
themed skit.
Engineering senior Kris-
ten Angonese, a member of
the Michigan Marching Band,
expressed her excitement after
the show.
"The last couple years we've
been doing really well, but it's
nice to finally win," she said.
Other performances were the
men's rowing team's Pokemon
skit, which included elaborate
costumes and girls dressed as
lightning and fire being carried
acrossthe stage during the Poke-
mon battles.
Many skits included partial
nudity. The men's swimming
and diving team ended with each
member in a skimpy Speedo dur-
ing their "Somewhere Over the

Rainbow" skit.
"I hope our (football) players
don't come out in what they had
on," Hoke said while judging the
men's swimming and divingskit.
LSA senior and Michigan
football player Ryan Van Bergen
said the football team had three
practices a week to prepare for
the event. The team finished in
second place with its "Hidden
Talents" song and dance act.
"We found a place for every-
one who wanted an opportu-
nity ... kind of a hodge-podge of
everybody," Van Bergen said,
adding that many of the players
have hidden musical talents.
University alum and former
Michigan football player Zoltan
Mesko, who is a player with the
New England Patriots, was also
a judge at the event. After the
show, Mesko said he enjoyed
the experience and would defi-
nitely participate as a judge in
the future.
"I thought there (were) some
surprises," Mesko said. "There
were alot ofnon-dancing acts."
ESPN analyst Adam Schefter,
a University and Michigan Daily
alum, also judged the teams at
Mock Rock. It was "a great night
for a great cause," he said.
"You can see a lot of work
went into this," Schefter added.

1 BDRM APT, 715 Arbor #2,
$595/month, water included, May
lease, 734-332-6000,
www.carlsonproperties.com

"PRIME" PARKING FOR SALE
Now at 511 Hoover!
2011-12 Parking for Sale
primesh.com
Call 734-761-8000

CB
19 Locations To Serve You
Studio - 4 Bedrooms
Centra apu owtw
I etour Family Take Care of Yours
PrN-iac k( -ent Suttle Conc. mpomo % nnuir
734.741.9300
www.a Maborapartmenlu net
PIZZA THURSDAYS !! NO
MONEY DOWN LEASES. Sign a
lease on THURSDAYS and get a
FREE PIZZA. Check out our NEW
PRICES. But hurry! Things are going
fast!! (734) 665.8825.
CAMPUSREALTY.COM
CLOSE TO B SCHOOL & Law Quad
917 Packard
Spacious 2bdrm apts nearcentral &
athletic campus. Updated kitchens
w/dishwashers, balconies, spacious
living rooms, & eat-in kitchens. Fully
fitmished, heat, water, & parking
included. Only two left!!
www.varsitymanagement.com
WWW.800FULLER.COM
(734) 769-7520
1 & 2 bdrm., modern, clean, quiet
5 min. walk. Free Wi-Fi.
1, Studio & 1
MMBdrm. Units
Tower Plaza Condominium
Quet & seHxe gase - One bdeC
734663omsic
734-663-1530

1 AVAILABLE FALL 2011, 7 bdrm,
State St/athletic campus, fully fur-
nished, parking x 8, low price/call Matt
248-535-1070
NORTH CAMPUS 1-2 Bdrm. !
Incl. Heat/Water/Parking.
www.HRPAA.com 996-4992.
Affordable Housing
Student Co-ops!
m$570/Month Includes:
Room, All Utilities, & FOOD
wWW.icc.coop

PANMA ITY
Waterfront Condo
$149/person for 1 week
2 BDRM
Beach House
$895 total for 1 week
Dave (404) 944-7300
331 PACKARD
2 people 2 rooms available to rent
w/ shared kitchen & bathroom.
All utilities included!!
(734)668-1100
4 BDRM BI-LEVEL house near
Kerrytown avail 6/29/11. 1.5 baths,
washer/dryer & covered porch.
741-9300
www.annarborapartments.net
**FOR MAY & FALL 2011 LEASE.
1,2,3 Bdrm apt. on campus.
www.jmsprop.com (734) 222-9033.
*AVAILABLE FALL 2011*
Large 3 bdrm. house. Walking distance
from campus. 945 Woodlawn.
Contact Mike at 734-276-3876.
1039 BALDWIN
Unbelievably spacious 4 bdrm apt
i a gorgeous converted home. High
ceilings, bay windows, fireplace, hard-
wood floors, and a screened in porch.
Only 10 mm walk to Law library.
Large backyard & parking included!!
www.varsitymanagement.com
! Sterling 411 Lofts is now offering
summer only contracts from May -
August. 2 blocks from Central
Campus and downtown. Rates
starting at $660. 734-998-4400
www.4eleventofts.com
!STERLING 411 LOFTS has limited
spaces left for 2011-12. U-M's best
housing sold out early for 2010, reserve
your space today. 1to4 bedrooms, fur-
nished, per-person contracts, 2 blocks
from Central Campus and downtown.
Ask how you can receive a $150 gift
card from new ownership when you
sign for a loft by February 7th, 2011.
734-998-4400
www.4elevenlofts.com
? SOLD OUT ? Don't wait to hear
these words. Sign your lease today for
Best selection. Spin to Win Call or
stop by TODAY! 734-761-260
www.universitytowers-mi.com
AVAIL Sept.'11 1&2 Bdrm. Turn.
apts.402 Hill St.&1313 S.State ldry
prkg,heat,& H20 incl. 734-904-6735
LIVE EANWELL
CLOSE TO U OF M
NORTH CAMPUS
AFFORDABLE RATES
ON SHUTTLE
BUS ROUTE

RELEASE DATE- Thursday, February 17, 2011
Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle.
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis

University
SAVE AT LEAST
$500 PER MONTH
Why pay over $12oo per
month for a bed, when
you can pay $675 for
your own bedroom
ON Central Campus!
ON CAMPUS, FURNISHED
STUDIO, 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS
Contact us for a tour today!
536 South Forest
AnnAbor, M148104
734761-268o
UNIVERSITYTOWERS-MCO
*SPINTO WIN, ASK US HOW
APTS FOR FALL 2011-12!
Eff& I Bedrooms $675 - $1000; 2 bed-
rooms (3 left) $950 - $1250; Most units
include Heatand Water Mosthave
Parking available for $25/i. Showings
Scheduled M-F 12pm-4pm.
Cappo Mgmt 734-996-1991.
FIRST MONTH FREE!!! 6 BDRM
HOUSE + Bonus Room! 1608 Geddes.
$4000. Furn. 3 Baths. Updated. Free
prkg & dry. Dishwasher. A/C. Call
734-678-0122.
GREAT CAMPUS APTS.!
608 Monroe - Behind S. Quad
Eff., Bi-level 1 and 2 Bdrm. apts.
Call Katie at 989.666.3164 or email
608MonroeManagers@umich.edu
815 S. State - Between Arbor & Hill
Lg. 2 Bdrm. apts (over 1100 sqft. each)
Call Adam at 248.904.5562 or email
815StateManagers@umich.edu
711 Arch - Between State & Packard
I & 2 Bdrm. apts.
Call Phil at 734.662.5270
Call above numbers or email for
showings or please stop by!
STUDIO - 4 BDRMS apts and houses
avail spring& fall 2011. 18 locations
to choose from. 741-9300
www.annarborapartments.et
APTS, SUBLETS & RMS For Rent
http://www.sublet.com
www.varsiymanaoement.com
625 Church St. (734) 668-1100
One Bedrooms-On Campus
Best Locations in town
Fully furnished one bedroom opts
available for fall:
543 Church
911 S. Forest
801 W. Madison
917 Packard
521 Walnut
418 E. Washington
Apartments are renting fast! Cull Varsity
to schedule your tour today

7 BDRM. HOUSE. Newly remodeled
2008, top-shelf condition, MAYLease.
2 kitch., 2.5 bath. Tons of common
space. Ldry on sight & some prkg.
oldtownrealty.net. 734-663-8989
SPRING BREAK IS COMING
SOON
Don't wait to hear these words....SOLD
OUT! We sold out early last year. To
get the Best Selection, NOW is the
time to secure your apartment home at:
UNIVERSITY TOWERS 734-761-
2680. www.universitytowers-mi.com
SEE WHY WE'RE STILL #1 IN
STUDENT11OSING

PRIVATE TUTORING-FOR LSAT,
LAW SCHOOL, BAR EXAM
My credentials:
- perfect 180 on LSAT
- Michigan Law graduate (3.85 GPA)
- licensed attorney
- 18 years of teaching experience
- hundreds of delighted students
734.996.2861 www.TESTGURU.com
THESIS EDITING- LANGUAGE,
organization, format. 25 yrs. U-M exp.
996-0566 or writeon@iserv.net

ACROSS
1 _ effort
5 Without restraint
9 '_luego"
14 Merrill in movies
15 Microwave
16 "_ Smith and
Jones": 1970s
TV Western
17 List maker
18 Swank's "Amelia"
co-star
19 Stealthy
Easterner
20 Fancygreens
dish
23 Storm hdg.
24 Out of sorts
25Cloud in Orion
30 Spayor neuter
326#1 tennis player
for much ofthe
'80s
35 "1 can help"
38 2011 Ryder Cup
catain Dasis
Love _
37 News organ?
38 In reverse
position
42 Crossover
45 Be less than
healthy
46 Greek with
lessens
50 Feminist's
concern
53_- myrtle: tree
or shrub in the
loosestrife
family
54 Skirmish
55 Where Eth. is
57 Chess pieces
58 Bitofs wodern
folklore
62 Howled
66 Upscale hotel
chain
67 Wioutthinking,
with"by"
68 Tequila plant
691t often involves
steady losses
7t Privyto
71 With 72- and 73-
Across, what this
puzzle does
literally at six
different
intersections
72 nee71-Across
73 See 71-Across

DOWN 34 _ conditioning 52 Gaveone star,
1 Supplementary 39 Provocative sort say
items 40 _ leaf 56 Moves like a
2 He plays Lord 41 Mother-of-pearl moth
Voldemort in 42 Certain NCO 59 Portend
Harry Potterlfilms 43 Little, in Lille 60 Exiled African
3 Where the 44 "Jeopardy!" tyrant
teacher might ques., really 61 Dreadful
casually sit 47 Identical item 62 Bit of Lagasse
4 Rajah's wife 48 Summer shoe lingo
5 Guardian, maybe style 63 Turkish title
6 Vegan's morning 49 Hanging 64 Asian ox
meal 51 Gets by 65 First lady?
7 Cajun staple
8 Stailizing part ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE:
9"Water Music" P E G S R OMAN A T T N
composer E
10 Clay, today
11 Offense C H I NE SE C HE CKE R S
12 Atlantic City K O P M E N S A H I T I T
casino, with'"The" Z I T 1 L 0 N 1
13 mater oft A N DI L O V E H E 0 T B S
f act ..." R O O M Y VI E N D A L E
21 SlylfemaleO
22 Musical based on
amcmic striy AN N N HE I R 0 N I C E
26 Binge L ES AIR GY L ESOCKS
27 A quarter of cuatro T E N N I T A T
28 Mormons, initially CAR L O P O T O K S P A
2 rar stion p R E S I D E N T I A L P E T
31 Corrects, as testAL I INTEL POLO
33 Instrument in
Schubert's"Trout SOME S H O R E S T E M
Quintet" xwordeditor@aol.com 02/6111
r 2 1 5 js 7 9 10111213
14 15 16
17 18 1
023 2425 28 27 28 29
30 31 2 3" "

NOW LEASING 2011-12
Prime Student Housing
761-8000
www.primesh.com
Call today to see your new Home!
Apartments Going Fast!
Efficiencies:
726 S. State-I Left
344 S. Division
1 Bedrooms:
726 S. State -1 Left
515 Lawrence- 2 Left
326 E. Madison
1000 Oakland-t Left
520 Packard-2 Left
511 E. Hoover
1320S. University-I Left
2 Bedrooms:
726 S. State-I Left
1021 Vaughn
326 E. Madison-1 Left
721 S. Forest
1320 S. University-I Left
411 High
819.Brown
*Fully Furnished Apartments
*Parking Included
*Free Ethernet
* Free heat and water
(* Atmost locations)
SAVE $500 PER MONTH!! Why pay
$1200 per month you can pay $675 for
your own bedroom ON Central Cam-
pus! @ SPIN TO WIN at University
Towers. Ask us how. Call us at 734-
761-2680 UniversityTowers-Mi.com
CORNER HOUSE APTS, next to
North Quad. 2 & 3 bdrms Spring and
Fall 2011.741-9300
www.annarborapartments.net
ARBOR PROPERTIES. DISTINC-
TIVE award-winning rentals in Kerry-
town, central campus, Old West Side,
Burns park. Now renting for fall. 734-
994-3157.www.arborprops.com
AWESOME NEWER6-BedRm
ftlm. Apts Rent 1Ito 6 bedrooms, per-
person leases for Fall 11. Also flex-
Leases sublets for June 11 IthruAuglI.-
Walk to Central Campus
www.828gree-
neapts.com 734-418-2050
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC.in-
vites you to visit www.CampusMgt.-
com, the best local website for a wide
selection of apartments and houses. We
specialize in houses and apartments
very close to central campus. All are at-
tractively priced, most include parking,
many are furnished and some include
utilities. Contact us for details. Com-
plete listing for Fall 2011 available
now! Or call and speak with our Leas-
ing Consultant, Pat at 734-663-4101.

a

0

!!!BARTENDING!!! $300 /day poten-
tial. No exp. nec., training available.
AGE 18+OK. 800-965-6520 x 125.
DOMINICK'S NOW HIRING allpo-
sitions for spring/fall F/PT. Call 734-
323-5021.
MICHIGAN
STUDENTS
Good Pay, flexible schedules,
Customer sales/service, conditions
apply,
all ages 17+ call 734-975-7299
P/TExperienced Computerprogram-
mer w/some math background. Solid
knowledge ofobject-oriented program-
ming (C++, Java, C#). Exp. w/scripting
a plus (Pert, Python, Ruby). Individual
will need to gain knowledge of im-
munology. Work study a plus. Salary
commensurate w/exp.Contact Paul
Wolberg: pwolberg@umich.edu
RAISE FOR MAIZE! Start your ca-
reernow- $9.25/houratMichiganTele-
fund. On campus, flexible hours. Stu-
dents only, apply @ 734-763-8773 or
telefund.umich.edu
STUDENTPAYOUTS.COM
Paid survey takers needed in A2.
100% FREE to join. Click on Surveys.
SUMMER OF YOUR LIFE! CAMP
WAYNE FOR GIRLS -Children's
sleep-away camp, Pocono Mountains,
Pennsylvania 6/18-8/14. If you love
children and want a caring, fun environ-
ment we need Counselors, Instructors
and other staff for our summer camp.
Interviews on UM campus February
24th. Select The Camp That Selects
The Best Staff! Call 1.215.944.3069 or
applyon-lineatwww.campwaynegirls.-
com

35 36 37
36 39 40 41
42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49
60 61 62 53
64 55 156_ 1 57
58 69 60 61
62 63 64 65 66 67
68 69 70
71 72 73
fly Elizabeth A. Long 02/17/11
(e)2011 Tribune Media Services, inc.

micf student
housing.com
z r E6%

WORK ON MACKINAC Island -
Make lifelong friends. The Island
House Hotel and Ryba's Fudge Shops:
Front Desk, Bell Staff, Wait Staff,
Sales Clerks, Kitchen, Baristas. Hous-
ing, bonus, discounted meals. (906)
847-7196. www.theislandhouse.com
The Michigan Daily