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Thursday, February 19, 2015 — 5A
ACROSS
1 Explosive sound
5 Outer __
10 Not even ajar
14 “Born to Die”
singer/songwriter
Del Rey
15 Stadium divisions
16 Son of Leah
17 “You’re living in
the past,”
nowadays
20 Flower
celebrated in an
annual Ottawa
festival
21 Move the boat, in
a way
22 Painting option
23 Like a typical
farmer’s market
25 “Gotcha!”
26 “You can’t go
there,” nowadays
32 Peace Nobelist
Sakharov
35 Elijah Blue’s
mom
36 __ de coeur:
impassioned plea
37 “Gone With the
Wind” setting
38 “Whew!”
39 Sit a spell
40 The Pac-12’s
Beavers
41 Ego
43 Citrine or
amethyst
45 “Nobody can go
there,” nowadays
48 A Bobbsey twin
49 Stops
53 Early New
Zealand settler
56 “Something __,
something ...”
58 Bug
59 “Never heard of
you,” nowadays
62 Cinch
63 Sci-fi staple
64 Golf shot
65 Breton, e.g.
66 Band tour stop,
perhaps
67 Building additions
DOWN
1 Olive Oyl pursuer
2 Eagerly consume
3 One with
degrees?
4 Sauce of
southern Italy
5 Norm: Abbr.
6 Capital ENE of
Custer
7 Prefix with 5-
Across
8 Intercollegiate
sport
9 Lawyer’s letters
10 Moccasin, for
one
11 Man around the
Haus
12 Layer in the eye
13 Considerable
18 Posthaste
19 Escort
24 “Here,” on Metro
maps
25 “__ to Billie Joe”
27 Act the cynic
28 Coming up short
29 Bakery specialist
30 Before, to a
bard
31 Scatterbrain
32 On the highest
point of
33 Apollo’s creator
34 Pharmacopeia
listing
38 Abbreviation on a
lunch menu
39 Splendor
41 Gastropod for a
gourmet
42 Geochronological
span
43 “¿__ pasa?”
44 Three-time Indy
winner Bobby
46 Transported
47 Favored to win
50 “60 Minutes”
regular
51 Sri Lankan
language
52 What a
pedometer
counts
53 Catchall file abbr.
54 Archer of “Fatal
Attraction”
55 Common face
shape
56 Redolence
57 Jiffy __
60 “Science Friday”
radio host Flatow
61 Greek “H”
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Thursday, 2/19
Friday, 2/20
Saturday, 2/21
FestiFebruary: A Multi-
cultural Celebration
5 p.m.
East Quad
“music is my soul”
presentation
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Trotter Multicultural
Center
Michigan’s Got Talent
7 p.m.
Michigan League
Senior recital: Ben
Woolsey
3 p.m.
Hill Auditorium
Get on Up: The James
Brown Story screening
1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Trotter Multicultural
Center
Black History Month
documentary
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Rackham Amphitheatre
Improv Comedy Show
9 p.m.
Michigan League
Sunday, 2/22
By CARLY NOAH
Daily Weekend Contributor
Around Campus
New party announces
candidates for CGS
election:
One month before Cen-
tral Student Government
elections, a new party, The
Team, has been formed to
run. The Team’s presiden-
tial candidate is Engineer-
ing junior William Roys-
ter, and his running mate
is LSA sophomore Mat-
thew Fidel. Online polls
will open March 25 and 26.
Proposal asks CGS to
endorse new spirit song:
LSA
senior
Michael
Weinberg,
the
founder
of the “Hail and Unite”
project, asked CSG to en-
dorse the spirit song to
be
chanted
at
athletic
events. Initially, the proj-
ect was asking for money
for promotions, but this
second proposal only re-
quests
CSG’s
support.
Students petition aca-
demic calendar for 2015-
2016:
Over
5,000
students
haMore than 5,000 stu-
dents have signed a peti-
tion to change next year’s
academic calendar to ex-
tend the current Winter
Break schedule. As of now,
exams are scheduled to
end Dec. 23 and classes to
resume Jan. 6. The petition
claims the shortened break
will force out-of-state stu-
dents to travel more expen-
sively on Christmas Eve.
Around
the
World
Divers find gold coins
on Israeli coast:
In the Mediterranean
harbor of Caesarea, div-
ers came across 2,000 gold
coins that had been sitting
on the bottom of the sea for
approximately 1,000 years.
This is Israel’s largest gold
coin discovery in history.
Beagle wins it all at dog
show:
A 15-inch beagle re-
ceived the Best in Show
award at the 139th West-
minster Kennel Club Dog
Show on Tuesday. The
beagle, named Miss P, is
the second beagle in his-
tory to win the award.
By JACLYN NAGEL
Daily Weekend Contributor
Though
temperatures
outside continue to fall
to arctic levels, Ann Ar-
bor still offers many ac-
tivities that make trekking
through the cold worth it.
Climb out of your bundle
of blankets and venture
outside to take advantage
of what this weekend in
Ann Arbor has to offer.
Thursday, Feb. 19
9 p.m. Improv Comedy
Show: Michigan League
This weekend a Uni-
versity
student-run
im-
prov comedy club, Im-
ages Hustle Harder, will
showcase their new ma-
terial with a free comedy
show. The event promises
laughter and a break from
the stress of midterms.
Friday, Feb. 20
8 p.m. MTango
Beginners Series: Mason
Hall
The student organiza-
tion MTango is hosting an
introductory class to the art
of Argentine tango danc-
ing. Neither a partner nor
experience is necessary.
The dance will be taught
by skilled teachers who
will emphasize a fun expe-
rience for all participants.
8 p.m. The Kap Slap: The
Blind Pig
Electronic
band
Kap
Slap will perform at the
Blind Pig for a concert.
Doors will open begin-
ning at 8 p.m. and tick-
ets will be available for
$15.00.
Surcharge-free
tickets will also be avail-
able leading up to the
event at the 8 Ball Saloon.
Saturday, Feb. 21
2 p.m “Kundo: Age of the
Rampant”: The Michigan
Theater
The Nam Center for Ko-
rean Studies will present
a free showing of “Kundo:
Age of the Rampant,” a Ko-
rean age period film that
was a box-office hit in South
Korea. Directed by Jong-
bin Yun, the film follows
the rise of rebel Korean
group, KUNDO, as they at-
tempt to overthrow tyrants.
7:30 p.m The Ark’s
28th Annual Storytelling
Festival: The Ark
Come listen to a variety
of stories at the Ark’s annual
storyteller gathering. Doors
open at 7 p.m. and tickets
cost $20. The event will fea-
ture Detroit Rev. Robert B.
Jones Sr., and Lansing sto-
ryteller Jennifer Pahl Otto.
Sunday, Feb. 22
T.B.D “Mommy”: State
Theater
Watch the Wolverines
take on the Ohio State
Buckeyes in a Big Ten
matchup. The game will
not only be the perfect end-
ing to your weekend, but
also the ideal excuse to con-
tinue putting off studying.
1 p.m Men’s basketball
plays Ohio State: Crisler
Center
Watch the Wolverines
take on the Ohio State
Buckeyes
in
a
Big-Ten
matchup. The game will
not only be the perfect end-
ing to your weekend, but
the ideal excuse to con-
tinue putting off studying.
THIS WEEK
IN REVIEW
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Junior guard Spike Albrecht and the Michigan Wolverines will take on Ohio State at
the Crisler Center Sunday.
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