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LET'S GET BUILDING
Stylish outfits include woolsilk
75 years ago this week (Sep- Pomeroy suggested that women maize block 'M' with blue deco-
tember21,1937): let their "imagination run wild" rations after the University's
Women rushing sororities at when fixing their hair, citing use chapter of Alpha Tau Omega
the University were encouraged of flowers, curls and feathers as snagged the bell. University stu-
to dress smart for their "teas" and the perfect accessories. dents used it to count points dur-
other rush parties with soror- ing the weekend's football game
ity chapters, The Michigan Daily 50 years ago this week (Sep- against University of Nebraska,
reported in a fashion article. tember 28,1962): the Daily reported.
Harriet Pomeroy, the author As part of an ongoing rivalry
of the piece, encouraged rushees between the University and 25 years ago (September 28,
to strike a balance between fancy Michigan State University, stu- 1987):
and casual for their meetings. dents reclaimed a one-ton bell In its second year of service,
"It is not necessary to haul out from the Delta Upsilon frater- SAFE Walk - a program that
your best silk, satin or velvet for nity at MSU that had tradition- provides an escort for students
this affair but it is not wise either ally been stolen back and forth walking home late at night -
to wear the regulation campus between the two schools during expanded to serve students seven
uniform, the skirt and sweater," football season, the Daily report- days per week and increased the
Pomeroy wrote. "A dressy wool ed. number of student volunteers
or a tailored silk would do very The bell was traditionally from 100 to 140, the Daily report-
nicely." decorated in white and green, ed.
For the formal rush parties, but was refurbished with a giant - MARIE TYSMAN
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LSA Seniors Peter Wasky of Building a Better Michigan
discusses the group's plan to lead renovations the Uni~
versity's unions and rec buildings on Monday.
CRIME NOTES
Laptop looted
WHERE: Shapiro
Undergraduate Library
WHEN: Sunday at about
2:35 p.m.
WHAT: A laptop was
reported stolen after an
owner left it unattended in
the basement of the library,
University Police reported.
There are no suspects.
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Stopped
WHERE: Koch Avenue
WHEN: Sunday at about
2:05 a.m.
WHAT: Two subjects were
discovered attempting
to steal a stop sign by an
officer walking home,
University Police reported.
The Ann Arbor Police
Department gave them a
warning.
Lack of focus Bye bye bike
WHERE: 1221 Beal Ave.
WHEN: Sunday at about WHERE:100 Block of
8:50 p.m. ° Observatory
WHAT: A Jeep Liberty and WHEN: Sunday at about
a Ford Focus collided while 4:20 p.m.
one vehicle was pulling out WHAT: A locked, blue
of a parking spot, University mountain, 18-speed bicycle
Police reported. The valued at $300 was stolen
damage caused is unknown between Sept. 21 and,
and no injuries were Sept. 23, University Police
reported. reported.
Chinese
culture lecture
WHAT: New York
University Prof. Roderick
Campbell will discuss the
role of human-sacrifice in
early Chinese culture.
WHO: U-M Center for
Chinese Studies
WHEN: Today from noon
to 1 p.m.
WHERE: Sdhool of Social
Work, room 1636
Figure drawing
WHAT: Students of all
artisitic levels are invited
to attend this figure draw-
ing workshop and practice
drawing a live nude model.
WHO: Lloyd Hall Scholars
Program
WHEN: Tonight at 8 p.m.
WHERE: Alice Lloyd Resi-
dence Hall Art Suite
CORRECTIONS
* An article in the Sept.
24 edition of the Michi-
gan Daily ("Research
team makes strides
in treatment ofrare
disease")incorrectly
attributed a quote in the
eleventh paragraph to
Prof. Jeffrey Martens.
Jeremy McIntyre, who
works with Martens in
his lab, was quoted.
* Please report any
error in the Daily to
corrections@michi-
gandaily.com.
The American Academy
of Pedriatics declared
that trampolines are
too dangerous for children,
NBC News reported. In 2009,
about 100,000 children Suf-
fered injuries. Safety nets
have not increased trampo-
line safety either.
Columnist James Bren-
nan argues that manu-
facturing jobs aren't
coming back to Ameri-
ca, and the candidates should
quit their illusion.> FOR MORE,
SEE OPINION, PAGE FOUR
A bacon and sausage
shortage now plauges
Britain as farmers
reduce herd sizes to cut feed
costs, the Daily Mail reported.
North American and Russian
droughts have led to the high
costs of animal feed as the
price of grain increases.
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