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2A - Monday, March 19, 2012

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TUESDAY:
This, Week in History

WEDNESDAY:
Professor Profiles

THURSDAY: FRIDAY:
Campus Clubs Photos of the Week

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Ravi could spend 10 years in jail

A Rutgers University student
accused of videotaping his room-
mate's homosexual encounters in
September 2010 - an act which led
to the roommates suicide nn Sept.
22 - has been found guilty on sev-
eral charges, The Daily Targum
reported Friday.
Dharun Ravi was found guilty
on Friday of privacy invasion and
bias intimidation of his roommate
Tyler Clementi, tampering with
physical evidence, hindering physi-
cal evidence and tampering with a
witness.
Me was offered a plea deal in
December 2011, which could have
prevented incarceration or depor-
tation to India, his country of ori-
gin. Instead, his attorney, Steven

Altman, emphasized his client's
innocence and moved for a trial
Ravi, an Indian citizen, is sched-
uled for sentencing on May 21 and
could face up to 10 years in prison
and potential deportation to India.
MSU student to sue Jimmy
John's
Alexsandra Shalayko, a junior at
Michigan State University, plans to
sue Jimmy John's Gourmet Sand-
wiches after she contracted an E.
coli infection from clover sprouts in
a Turkey Tom sandwich sold at one
of the company's sandwich shops
in East Lansing, The State News
reported Thursday.
Shalayko tested positive for an E.
coli strain found in nine other cases

across Michigan and was hospi-
talized for three days after eating
the sandwich on Feb. 4. Mer attor-
ney, Drew Falkenstein, estimated
that the medical bills would reach
between $10,000 and $20,000.
Shalayko told the State News she
enjoys Jimmy John's, but is upset
that they didn't take the necessary
precautions to ensure consumer
safety.
"It's frustrating to see a com-
pany that we love isn't really giving
the love back," Shalayko said. "It
was a pretty harrowing experience
for me. I can only imagine how it
would be for somebody less fortu-
nate (without health insurance)."
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TtRRA MOLtNGRAFF/tDaily
LSA sophomore Aaron Handley gets his head
shaved at Sigma Phi tpsilon fraternity's third anna-
al St. Baldrick's Foandation fundraiser on Sunday.

CRIME NOTES

CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES

Window pain
WHERE: Lot NW-SS, 2500
Stone Rd.
WHEN: Saturdayat about
3:15 .m.
WHAT: A fight between
a Universicy studenc and
another person resulted in
the breaking of an apart-
ment window, University
Police reported. The inci-
dent is under investigation.
Unhappy meal
WHERE: Ronald McDon-
ald Mouse
WHEN: Friday at about
3:40 p.m.
WHAT: A wallet wan
reported stolen from
an empty, locked room
between 2:30 and 3 p.m.,
University Police reported.
There was no obvious
forced entry and there are
currently no suspects.

Cement assault
WHERE: 2400 Mayward
Street
WHEN: Friday at about
11:05 p.m.
WHAT: Avehicle hitsa
cement bench, but the car
fled before police arrived.
The damaged vehicle was
lacer found and impounded,
University Police reported.
Tornado
trouble
WHERE: Angell Mall
WHEN: Thursday at about
7:20 p.m.
WHAT: Pills were miss-
ing from a bottle taken and
found after being left in the
Fish Bowl during the tor-
nado warning, University
Police reported. There are
currently no suspects.

International
experience talk
WHAT: University students
who went to Kenya and a
campus ambassador will
talk about their experiences
abroad.
WHO: Shapiro Undergadu-
ate Library
WHEN: Today from 11:30
am. to 12:30 p.m.
WHERE: Shapiro Under-
graduate Library
Cultural poetry
performance
WHAT: Joe Mernandez-
Kolski, an MBO Def Poet
and comedian, will embrace
his Mexican-Polish-Ameri-
can background in his per-
formance.
WHO: Latino Studies Orga-
nization
WHEN: Tonight at 6 p.m.
WHERE: Rackham Audi-
torium '

CORRECTIONS
" An article in the
March 15 edition of
The Michigan Daily
("Students extol tuition
equalityat regents
meeting') misstated the
University's Board of
Regents' involvement
with the the Coalition
for Tuition Equality,
several regents are
planning to meet with
coalition memhers. The
article also misstated
LSA junior Luz Meza's
citizenship status. She is
a United States citizen.
The article also misstated
Laura Washington's
year and college. She is
an Education senior.
. Please report any
error in the Daily to
corrections@michi-
gandaily.com.

1Homeless man Perla Ser-
rano allegidly posed as a
women in order to obtain
medical treatment in Califor-
nia, according to the Muff-
ington Post. The Si-year old
used a fake name and accu-
mulated more than $100,000
in treatment.
2The No. 4 seed Michi-
gan basketball team
was upset by the No. 13
Ohio University in the first
round of the NCAA Tourna-
ment, 65-60, on Friday, end-
ing the season short. >> FOR
MORE. SEE SPORTSMONDAY INSIDE
389-year old creator of
Red Bull Chaleo Yoov-
idhya died' Saturday
from natural causes in a hos-
pital in Thailand, Reuters
reported. The billionaire had
a net worth of $5 billion and
was said to be the richest
man in Thailand.

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