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The University of Ilii-
niois has gone to courc again
to restricc the Chicago
Tribune's access to docu-
ments related to the names
on "the clout list," which
shows how applicants with
connections had an advan-
tage in admissions, accord-
ing to an Oct. 20 New York
Times article.
The University of Illinois
went to court two years
ago to protect the informa-
tion on the list the Tribune
reported on, the article
states.
The Tribune is now try-
ing to obtain information
including the ACT scores
an(
on,
ted
rep
d GPAs of the students la and E. coli, according to
the list who were admit- the article. The process nor-
[ to the school, the Times mally costs $50 and requires
sorted. a 12-hour time frame.
The detector reduces the
YALE STUDENTS cost to about $1 and takes
DECTECT FOOD 30 minutes. The Yale team
POISONING won a $20,000 prize for its
design, which in now being
A group of graduate stu- built into a working pinto-
its at Yale University type, The Huffington Post
hoping to end food poi- reported.
den
is k
advocacy group, visited The
George Washington Uni-
versity last Tuesday to dis-
cuss their founding of GW
Phones for Hope, according
to an Oct. 20 Entertain-
ment Tonight article.
The program was born
out of The Clinton Global
Initiative and aims to raise
money for mobile medical
technology in developing
nations, according to the
article.
In order to raise money,
the program will collect
used mobile phones that
will be recycled and made
into new phones.
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of a detector for bovine-
based food-borne illnesses,
according to. an Oct. 21
H~uffington Post article.
Only about one in 1,000
cows are usually screened
for pathogens like salmonel-
CLINTON SPEAKS
ABOUT MATERNAL
ADVOCACY AT GW
Chelsea Clinton and
Christy Turlington Burns,
the founder of a maternal
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The Zeta Taa Alpha sorority holds its
anaual yogurt eating contest on Oct. 21.
Proceeds henefit hreast cancer research.
CRIME NOTES
Extinguisher Bicycle foul play
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
makes its escape
WHERE: South Quad
Residence Hall
WHEN: Sunday at about
~:35 am.
WHAT: A fire extinguisher
was stolen from the
tesidence hall between
October 16 and 23,
University Police reported.
Fire gets canned
WHERE: 500 South State
Street
WHEN: Friday at about
11:35 p.m.
WHAT: Officers
extinguished a fire burning
in a trash can near Tappan
Hall, University Police
reported. Police believe
the fire was accidental, and
nothing was reported as
damaged.
WHERE: Shapiro
Undergraduate Library
WHEN: Sunday at about
3:15 am.
WHAT: A male not
affiliated with the
University was found
tinkering with bicycles,
University Police reported.
He was arrested on
outstanding warrants.
Fake cash gets
confiscated
WHERE: 1500 East
Medical Center Drive
WHEN: Friday at about
9:30 a.m.
WHAT: A fake $50 bill
was found during cash
processing from the
previous day, University
Police reported. There are
no suspects.
Three-man
guitar show
WHAT: The Guitar
Masters, comprised of three
acoustic guitar players and
composers, will perform
pieces from their innovative
set list. Tickets cost $30.
WHO: Michigan Union
Ticket Office
WHEN: Tonight at 8 p.m.
WHERE: The Ark
International
law forum
WHAT: Policy makers,
lawyers and academics will
discuss global challenges
in law and policy. An
international judge and a
University law professor
will be among the speakers.
WHO: Center for
International &
Comparative Law
WHEN: Today at 4 p.m.
WHERE: Hutchins Hall,
room 120
Support group
WHAT: Students of all
identities are invited to
attend this gender support
group to discuss personal
and social issues.
WHO: Spectrum Center
WHEN: Tonight at 8 p.m.
WHERE: Michigan Union,
room 3200
CORRECTIONS
.SAn Oct. 20 article in
the Daily (111U, Solar
Car Team places third
in World Challenzge"a)
incorrectly stated the
number of times the Solar
Car Team has competed
in the World Challenge.
It's competed S times.
It also misattributed
the photo credit. The
photo was takenhby
Marcin Szczepanski.
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IThe Apple iPod celebrated
*its 10th birthday on
USunday, the Telegraph
reported. Though the, iPod
was not the first MP3 player
available to the public, it was
the first to become a mass-
market product.
2The Michigan hockey
team lost Friday, 5-3,
at Northern Michigan
in a game marred by a brawl
Saturday, the Wolverinesnwon
their first-ever shootout.
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3New national figures
reveal that half of U.S.
workers made less than
$26,364 at their jobs last year,
The Washington Post report-
ed. The nation's unemploy-
ment rate remains unchanged
at 9.1 percent, and more than
54 million are out of work.
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