2 - Friday, March 16, 2012 WEDNESDAY: Professor Profiles THURSDAY: Campus Clubs The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com LT$ Wtc$ipan DitV 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1327 www.michigandaily.com JOSEPH LICHTERMAN ZACHARY YANCER Editor in Chief Business Manager 734-418-4115 ext. 1252 734-418-4115 ext. 1241 lichterman@michigandaily.com zyancer@michigandaily.com LEFT University alum Josh Levin balances on slacklines near the Engineering Arch on Tuesday. (PAUL SHERMAN/Daily) TOP RIGHT Students play instruments on the Diag on Wednesday. (MCKENZIE BER- EZIN/Daily) BOTTOM RIGHT Department of Afroamerican and African Studies Profs. Meg Sweeney and Scott Ellsworth speak during the Concentration Fair in the Michigan League on Tuesday. The fair was designd to help students choose their major. 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Upon graduation, our graduates find well-paying careers in health care, higher education, the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, managed care, hospital and community practice, publishing, and many other fields. S the first time DEC has collabo- ST. PATTY'Yrated with AAPD and UHS. In From Page 1 _ September, the fraternity devel- oped a best practices list and situations and evaluate intoxica- provided food credits for the tion levels. Michigan vs. Notre Dame night They were also educated in football game. Jackson said the alcohol safety and conflict reso- success of this effort is what led lution. IFC's Social Responsibili- IFC to take additional action on ties Committee - which works St. Patrick's Day. year-round to ensure events held "We've always tried to keep by fraternities establish a safe St. Patrick's Day in our minds environment - will also be part as one of those days that we of tomorrow's efforts. could do something for the com- Engineering junior Emily munity," Jackson said. "Add- DeSanti, president of the Pan- ing ambassadors is just another hellenic Association, said Greek level of security we can give to members will also be stationed our community members to in the Office of Greek Life in the help them out." Michigan Union throughout Jackson added that the IFC the day tomorrow. She said this executive board believes it is will help Greek life members important to define safe and efficiently resolve any issues appropriate behavior, and reported by ambassadors. teach students to recognize In addition to patrolling the dangerous situations. He said streets, IFC, with the help of Greek Life ambassadors will AAPD and UHS, composed a not be giving out punishments list of "St. Patrick's Day Best on St. Patrick's Day, but rath- Practices," which will be dis- er informing the appropriate tributed prior to tomorrow's Greek Life executives to help festivities and will be e-mailed resolve any potentially perilous to all IFC members today. These issues. practices range from picking "We're looking forward to a up trash throughout the day, to successful day and hoping that being mindful of noise levels everyone has a good time," he and immediately attending to said. severely intoxicated guests. DeSanti said she thinks this Jackson described the final initiative is a good way for part of the plan as "food credits," members of the Greek com- noting that IFC provided each munity to show the city of Ann fraternity with $100 to purchase Arbor what it means to cele- food and water for those attend- brate safely. ing their parties. He said offer- "I think it's a great initia- ing nourishment is essential for tive for us ... to take the time the safety of students who are out of the holiday to make sure drinking excessively. that other members are being IFC is also partnering with safe," she said. "I think it's a Domino's Pizza, which will pro- good effort to make sure that vide a discount to fraternities not only the members of our who choose to use their food community are being safe dur- credit to order pizza for their ing this day but also the other guests. students who are also in atten- Jackson said this effort is not dance at these events." DAILY NEWS S LIKE ST. PATRICK'S DAY. ALL YEAR LONG. E-MAIL RAYZAG@MICHIGANDAILY.COM TO JOIN THE FUN. You'll meet Michigan PharmD alumni representing diverse career paths. And you'll have the opportu- nity to speak with current Michigan PharmD students about their U-M College of Pharmacy experiences. 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