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Football players at Fresno State
Univeraity have been accused of
being connected to a social ser-
vices worker in a welfare fraud
investigation, according to a Sept.
9 Asaociated Presa article.
The social services worker
may have filed for false benefits
for the approximately two dozen
players said to be involved in the
investigation, the article states.
The social services worker was
arrested but no charges have
been made, the AP reported.
SOUTH PARK CREATORS
LECTURE AT NYU
South Park creators Mat
Stone and Trey Parker surprised
a group of 25 New York Univgr-
sity students on their first day of
class on Sept. 6, when the creators
showed up as instructors, accord-
ing to a Sept. 8 New York Times
article.
The show creators showed
up to a claas called "Storytelling
Strategies" in NYU's Tisch School
of the Arts and spoke about how
they developed their various proj-
ects, including "South Park" and
"Team America: World Police,"
the New York Times article states.
The lecturers were filmed by
mtvU for an Oct. 3 episode of
"Stand In," a show about celeb-
rity lecturers speaking at col-
lege classes, the New York Times
reported.
UC BERKELEY GOLF
PLAYER PASSES AWAY
The body of 25-year-old Diane
Kwon, a University of California,
Berkeley golf player, was found in
a Fremont, Calif. parking lot at 11
p.m. last Monday, according to a
Sept. 9 San Francisco Chronicle
article.
At this time, the cause of death
is unknown, according to the
article. The Alameda County
Coroner's Bureau employee said
the bureau is viewing the case as
"suspicious," the San Francisco
Chronicle reported.
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Beat She Irish car hash on Saturday.
CRIME NOTES
M.I.Peace out iPod iJacked
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Patriotic art Students for
exhibition Life meeting
WHERE: 721 State St.
WHEN: Saturday at about
12 a.m.
WHAT: A University
student took off running
after being approachedhby
police for possessing alcohol
as aminor, University Police
reported. The student was
chased and arrested.
Trash throwin'
at the house of
Coleman
WHERE: President's
House
WHEN: Friday at about
2:15 am.
WHAT: A male University
student was issued a
citation for littering on
Coleman's property,
University Police reported.
WHERE: Duderstadt
Center
WHEN: Friday at about
6:45 p.m.
WHAT: A University
student's iPod and hat was
taken from the game room,
University Police reported.
Interviews conducted on
the scene returned no leads,
but the case remains open.
Room swap
WHERE: Michigan Union
WHEN: Saturday at about
1:35 .m.
WHAT: After walking
alone to the Union, a caller
reported that a female
student had not returned
to her residence hall,
University Police reported.
She was later found in
a different room of the
residence hall.
WHAT: An art exhibit
honoring the tenth
anniversary of the Sept. 11
attacks will be open free to
the public all week.
WHO: University Unions
Arts and Programs
WHEN: Today through
Friday, 8 am. to 2 am.
WHERE: Michigan Union
WHAT: Students for Life
invites potential members
to learn about their
organization at the first
meeting of the year. Food
and refreshments will be
served.
WHO: Students for Life
WHEN: Today at 7 p.m.
WHERE: Michigan Union
1A German researcher
has designed a cell phone
that can simulate acts
such as kissing, hand hold-
ing and breathing, the LA
Times reported. The kissing
simulator, for instance, uses a
motorized wet sponge to imi-
tate a slobbery smooch.
2 Saturday's football
game against Notre
Dame attracted a
record crowd of 114,804 fans.
This number beats the pre-
vious Big House attendance
record by nearly 1,400 people.
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3 An art student in
Detroit has plans to sell
her product - a coat for
homeless people that con-
verts into a sleeping bag -
nationally next year, SFGate.
com reported. The coat costs
between $7 and $10 to pro-
duce.
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