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PLAYIN' IN THE DARK
Latino students join together
LSA suphumure Claudia are fucused un cultivatinga
Restrepu decorated an eye comfortable cnommunity fnr
mask with feathers and rhine- Latin students, they encuur-
stones Tuesday evening in age studenrs of all ethnicities
preparatiun fur the upturning tu juiu.
LatinCummunity 'Masquer- Restrepu said that transi-
ade Gala. tinning tu life at the University
Restrepo, a sew member of can put a strain un the cultural
the Latinu Student Organiza- experiences uf students, hut
tiun, said she juined the club LSO alluws students tu regaina
tu feel mute connected tu her sense uf home.
Latinu heritage and the Span- "It's a big difference ... hav-
ish language after leaving ing Latinu culture everywheren
hume. and then cuming here ant
LSA juniur Jacub Huston, a then nut at all," Restrepu said.
member uf the LSO executive "That's why I joined."
buard, said the gruup aims tu LSA seniur Catherine Urg-
increase invulvement in Latin iles, an LSO buard member,
culture. Members uf the gruup said muving from a Spanish-
stressed that while their events speaking envirunment left
CRIME NOTES
a her searching fur others who
rshared an appreciation of the
-language.
s LSA sophomore Eduardo
Bustamante, also an LSO)
-executive board member, said
yLatinos are nut always visible
1 on campus, and the group pmo-
.tvides a sense ofrcommunity.
a 'You tend to forget you're
nut alone," Bustamante said.
-LSO's next event is the
eLatinCommunity Masquer-
I ade Gala ont Thursday, and the
1. group will continue to bust
events throughout the next
-month as part of Latin Heni-
cage Month.
Tws students play clarise
t -LISSA KRYSKA
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Multicultural Income
Greek Council inequality talk
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sian the Diag Tuesday evening.
Rug burn
WHERE: Cliff Keen Arena
WHEN: Monday at about
4:1S p.m.
WHAT: A large area rug
from the arena lobby,
University Police reported.
The rug was stolen
sometime between Sept.
22 at 6 p.m. and Sept. 24 at
2 p.m. An entry door was
reportedly left unlocked.
Sick theft
WHERE: University
Hospital
WHEN: Monday at about
2:45 p.m.
WHAT: A small amount
of cash was stolen fronm
a patient's duffel bag in
a hospital muom between
Sept. 23 at 6:30 p.m. and
Sept. 24 at 2 p.m., University
Police reported.
iStolelt
WHERE: Duderstadt
Building
WHEN: Monday at 11:25
WHAT: An iPad 3 that was
left unattended on the first
fioor was stolens between
St and t1:25 am. Monday,
University Police reported.
There are currently n
suspects.
Spray taint
WHERE: Baits II Conger
House
WHEN: Monday at about
11:10 a.m.
WHAT: Spray paint was
founud on an exterior wall,
University Police reported.
It's believed the inacident
occurred between Sept. 6
and Sept. 8.
WHAT: The Multicultural
Greek Council and its
msemaber fratertaities and
sororities will set up
informuatinnal tables on the
Diag. Prospective members
are encouraged to attenad."
WHO: Office of Greek Life
WHEN: Today finnm 11
am.- 3 p.m.
WHERE: The Diag
Resume
Review
WHAT: Career Cen-
ter advisers will review
resumes amid provide
feedback to sttudetnts withs
upcnmingyjob and intern-
ship searches.
WHO: The Career Center
WHEN: Tonight at S p.
WHERE: The Student
Activities Building
WHAT: StanfurdPruf.
Sean F. Reardon will dis-
cuss his research findings
from studies that examine
income inequality and edu-
catinnal outcnmes. The pmo-
gram is open to the public.
WHO: Center fur Local,
State ansd Urbans Pulley
WHEN: Today at 4 p.m.
WHERE: Weill Hall
Study abroad
session
WHAT: Itepresentatives
fronm the Duke University
Natinnal Universitynof Sin-
gapore partnership will be
meet with students to dis-
cuss the graduate medical
programn over lunch.
WHO: The Career Center
WHERE: The Student
Activities Building
1A 67-year-uld man frum
San Juse, Calif. is being
accused uf plutting to
puisun his girlfriend in urder
tu gain contrul uf her financ-
es, the San Francisco Chruni-
cle repurted. He was arrested
this weekend fur attempted
murder and elder abuse.
2In this week's issue uf
The Statement, four
Michigan Daily staffers
share their sturies in a special
Personal Statement editiun
a'FOR MORE, SEE
THE STATEMENT INSIDE
3If elected, Richard Tisei,
Republican nominee fur
the 6th Congressional
district uf Massachusetts,
would become the first openly
gay Republican member
of Congress, ABC News
repurted. This is his 15th
political campaign.
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