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'U' students help war effort
70 years ago this week (April
2,1942): The residents of Mosher-
Jordan Residence Hall financially
adopted 4-year-old English twins
through the American Save the
Children Federation, following a
similar effort to support the war
by residents of nearby Stockwell
Hall, the Michigan Daily reported.
Residents donated $120 for each
child - which would be matched
by the British government - to
provide food and shelter for the
orphans of war.
Along with 28 other orphans,
the twins were housed in an Eng-
lish nursery in Cornwall aptly
named the "Ann Arbor Shelter," in
honor of the students and commu-
nity members who helped support
them.
50 years ago this week (April
3, 1962): Lewis Hyman, a Michi-
gan gymnast, remained uncon-
scious and in serious condition
after falling off a trampoline dur-
ing the NCAA championship in
New Mexico, the Daily reported.
Following the accident, Hyman
endured four hours of brain sur-
gery to alleviate hemorrhaging.
The incident occurred during
the final trick of his routine, which
he had performed successfully the
night before. According to specta-
tors, Hyman spun so rapidly that
he was unable to catch himself
with his free hand.
This incident was the first of its
kind for the varsity gymnastics
program at the University, accord-
ing to the Daily.
30 years ago this week (April
2, 1982): Hash Bash experienced
its smallest turnout to date,
according to Ann Arbor police
officers who patrolled the Diag
and surrounding areas, the Daily
reported.
Despite the minimal turn-
out, 12 people were arrested for
possession of marijuana, one of
which decided to evade police
and instigate a 200-yard pursuit
across South State Street.
Students interviewed by the
Daily deemed Hash Bash as more
of a "70s thing" and were not
excited by the population of older
non-students who congregated on r
the Diag. FILE PHOTO/Dail
Some of the British children that were helped by
- EMILYKASTL University students during World War II.
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CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Film screening Animation
Third floor
WHERE:1100 Block North thievery
University
WHEN: Sunday at about WHERE: Dude
4:30 p.m. Building
WHAT: A locked bicycle WHEN: Sunday
was reportedly stolen 8:45 p.m.
from the a bike rack on the WHAT: A laptoy
north side of the CC Little reportedly stolen
Building, University Police unattended back
reported. The lock was third floor, Univ
found on the scene. The reported. The th
bike was stolen between 7 between 8 and 8
p.m. March 28 and 4:30 p.m.
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WHAT: There will be a
screening of "Grown in
Detroit," a film about a
Detroit school that is teach-
ing girls agricultural skills.
WHO: University Library
WHEN: Today at 5 p.m.
WHERE: Hatcher Gradu-
ate Library
workshop
WHAT:, Academy Award
nominated filmmaker Gary
Schwartz will host a hands-
on animation workshop.
WHO: Living Arts Pro-
gramming Board
WHEN: Tonight at 6:30
p.m.
WHERE: Bursley Hall,
Doze and drive
WHERE: 1700 Hubbard St.
WHEN: Monday at about
1:15 a.m.
WHAT: Two subjects
were discovered asleep in a
parked vehicle, University
Police reported. The driver
was arrested for possession
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WHERE: The M
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Symphony
lation Immigration hand recital
odern Lan- l talk
The woman claiming to
have won last Friday's
Mega Millions jackpot is
recieving heat from cowork-
ers who say her ticket was
part of a work pool, the New
York Post reported. She will
gain a total of $ 105 million if
she is indeed the true winner.
With Kentucky's 67-59
victory over Kansas in
the NCAA Champion-
ship, the college basketball
season is over. From the best
game to the worst moment,
we review Michigan's season.
FOR MORE, SEE SPORTS, PAGE 7
Australia is changing
its immigration policy
to attract more Ameri-
cans to work in mining and
natural gas fields, the BBC
reported. The new policy
allows workers to have their
skills assessed in the US, sav-
ing time and travel costs.
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WHEN: Monday at about
4:15 a.m.
WHAT: A sculpture on the
fourth-floor of the building
was damaged with paint,
University Police reported.
The incident is thought
to have occcured over the
weeed.
WHAT: Undocumented
activists will talk about the
the movement for immi-
grant rights. The speakers
will discuss organizing
efforts needed for the move-
ment.
WHO: Coalition for Tuition
Equality and Social Work
Allies
WHEN: Tonight at 6 p.m.
WHERE: School of Social
Work, room 1840
WHAT: The Symphony
Band's chamber winds will
perform. No tickets are
required.
WHO: School of Music,
Theatre & Dance
WHEN: Tonight at 8 p.m.
WHERE: Moore Building
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