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Students learnt aboat Greek Life at the annual Welcome Week event Taste at
Michigan on Sunday at Palmer Field. (VIRGINIA LOZANO/Daily)
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
MIC 190
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Grande album
BY ADAM THEISEN
Ariana Grande's new
record My Everything hit
stores this month. The
album includes the radio
hit "Problem" and control
room collaborations with
David Guetta and Zedd.
Grande formerly starred on
several Nickelodeon shows.
Outside Lands
BY ARIANA ASSAF
San Francisco music fes-
tival Outside Lands included
performances by the Arc-
tic Monkeys, Capital Cities,
Macklemore and Disclosure.
The festival occured in Gold-
en Gate Park.
Woody Allen
BY JACOB RICK
"Magic in the Moonlight,"
Woody Allen's newest film,
is a period drama set in the
1920s. The movie stars Colin
Firth, who plays a magician
famous for exposing fraudu-
lent performers, and Emma
Stone, who plays a young
psychic.
Timeless songs
BY BRIAN BURLAGE
Songs often have the
power to evoke moments,
moods and periods from the
past. This list looks at five
songs good enough to stand
the test of time.
Panhellenic
sorority forum
WHAT: Students interested
in Panhellenic sorority
recruitment this fall can
ask questions and meet
members from each
sorority.
WHO: Office of Greek Life
WHEN: S to 8 p.m.
WHERE: Michigan League
Ballroom
Innovate
Blue Bash
WHAT: tnnovate Blue will
kick off the school year and
its new initiative to pro-
mote entrepreneurship and
innovation. The event will
celebrate the collaborators,
innovators and entrepre-
neurs. Pond and music will
be provided.
WHO: tnnovate Blue and
Maize Pages
WHEN: 6 to 8 p.m.
WHERE: '.The Dias
SIBS kickoff
WHAT: Support for
ncoming Black Students
will kick off the year by
pairing incoming freshmen
with upperclassmen
mentors.
WHO: Multi-Ethnic
Student Affairs and Trotter
Multicultural Center
WHEN: 4 to 8 p.m.
WHERE: Trotter
Multicultural Center
Observatory
viewing night
WHAT: Students will have
the opportunity to watch
the stars from the Detroit
Observatory. The event may
he canceled depending on
the weather.
WHO: Department of
Astronomy and Bentley
Historical Library
WHEN: S to 9:30 p.m.
WHERE: Detroit
Obseratory
1The Japanese govern-
ment urged civilians to
stockpile toilet paper,
the Associated Press report-
ed Monday. The reasoning:
When toilet paper runs out
during national emergencies,
people are more likely to clog
working toilets with tissues.
2College football is back
and the Wolverines
rolled by Appalachian
State on Saturday, but the
guys on the gridiron might
not be the best team on cam-
pus. That title belongs to the
women's cross country team.
>> FOR MORE, SEE SPORTSTUESDAY
3The National Institutes
of Health will begin its
first human trial to test
several Ebola vaccinations,
ABC News reported Mon-
day. The vaccine performed
well during primate testing.
The latest outbreak of the
virus has killed 1,5S2 people.
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