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Hillel begins serving Passover meals

75 years ago this week nomics department, was
(April 20th, 1938): selected to become the dean
of LSA by the University's
The University of Michi- Board of Regents.
gao Hillel began serving University Vice President
Passover meals for Jewish Roger Heyns said the Univer-
students who wished to keep sity was lucky to have Haber
kosher per the holiday's as the new dean as the college
requirements. was confronting increasing
The meals were made pox- enrollment and competition
sible by a $100 donation from for faculty.
the Hillel Poondation. The "We are unusually fortu-
prices for breakfast, lunch and nate that we can torn to a man
dinner were 25 cents, 55 cents whose career is filled with
and 75 cents respectively, distinguished accomplish-
ments," Heyns said. "These
50 years ago this week are critical titaes ahead."
(April 24th, 1963):
25 years ago this week
Economics Prof. William (April 20th, 1988):
Haber, chairman of the Eco-
CRIME NOTES t
Bike bashing Hit and run 1
WHERE: 2800 Plymouth WHERE: Washington V
Road Street I
WHEN: Priday at about WHEN: Priday at about t
2:20 a.m. 5:00 p.m. R
WHAT: An unidentfied WHAT: Abicyclist was i
subject damaged a bicycle struck by a driver who ini- r
that was parked near tially drove away, but later t
building 10 some time returned and was cited or r
between 10 a.m and 7:15 failure to stop, University V
p.m. the previous day, Police reported. The bicylicsts
University Police reported. declined medical attention. V

The Michigan Student
Assembly retracted its call
for LSA Dean Peter Steiner to
resign after passing a resoslu-
lion that criticized Steiner for
"racist comments."
MSA voted 14-11 to rescind
the former resolution after
stating that educating Stein-
er about racism was more
important than ousting bins.
Steiner argued that previ-
ous statements he had made
were taken out of context.
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Ann Arbor resident Hal Brannan shows offithe trash ho
collected daring the Gallup Park cleat up Saturday.

Overcooked
WHERE: Northwood III,
1700 block of Murfin Street
WHEN: Saturday at about
2:50 a.m.
WHAT: A pizza box that
was on top of a stove caught
fire, University Police
reported. The resident was
able to put the fire out
without further incident
using an extinguisher, and
no injuries resulted.

Stealing spree
WHERE: Intramural
Sports Building
WHEN: Priday at about
7:10 p.m.
WHAT: A wallet and
iPhone were stolen from the
basketball gym between 2
p.m. and 4 p.m, University
Police reported. An unau-
thorized charge was made
to a credit card, but there
are no suspects.

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WHAT: Staff from the
nter-university Consor-
tium for Political and Social
Research will discuss find-
ings of their social science
esearch. The event is open
to the public, and light
refreshments will be served.
WHO: University Library
WHEN: Today at 10 a.m.
WHERE: Hatcher Gradu-
ate Library, room 100
Common
concerns
WHAT: Led by Todd Sevig,
interested students can
voice their concerns withosit
making an appointment.
Sevig will offer advice and
information for coping
with such concerns.
WHO: Counseling and
Psychological Services
WHEN: Today at 4:15 p.m.
WHERE: Michigan Union,
Annex Room

Music
WHAT: A student brass
chamber music recital that
is free of charge will include
works such as Skirmish
Dance and The Duncan Trio.
WHO: School of Music,
Theatre and Dance
WHEN: Today at 8 p.m.
WHERE: Walgreen Drama
Center, Stamps Auditorium
Voice students
recital
WHAT: Students in the
University's Voice depart-
ment will hold an end of
the year recital. The perfor-
miance is free of charge and
open to the public; no tick-
ets are required to attend.
WHO: School of Music,
Theatre and Dance
WHEN: Today at 6:45 p.m.
WHERE: Moore Building,
IBrittomn Recital Hall

1A mother in Long Island,
New York was arrested
after purchasing BB guns
for her children who then shot
at parked cars as she drove,
NBC News reported. Long
Island police said there were
more than 60 reports of dam-
aged cars in the areauover.
2The men's gymnas-
tics team won the
team National Cham-
pionship on Saturday. Sam
Mikulak and Adrian De Los
Angeles placed first and sec-
ond, respectively, in the indi-
vidual competition, as well.
3Nearly 2,700 New York
City students were
wrongly informed that
they were ineligible for gift-
ed and talented programs
in public schools due to an
error in exam scoring, the
New York Times reported
Priday.

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