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The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com
The University of Michigan
offers one of the best all-around
sports experiences in the country,
with Michigan Stadium, Yost Ice
Arena and Crisler Center each
listed in the “Top 100 Stadium
Experiences of 2016,” according
to website and magazine
“Stadium Journey.”
The list, which evaluated the
fan experience at 761 different
college and professional sports
stadiums in the United States,
listed Michigan Stadium at
number 16, Yost Ice Arena at
number 68 and Crisler Arena at
number 73.
As the largest stadium in
North America with a capacity
of 107,601, the experience on a
Saturday in Ann Arbor at the Big
House earned high praise from
the author of the article, Paul
Swaney.
“With the recent ascendancy
of the program, this may just be
the perfect time to see a game
at Michigan Stadium,” Swaney
wrote in the description. “The
Big House and a Michigan
football game should sit squarely
on even the shortest list of must
see venues for any sports fan. The
grandiosity, history, and pure
joy of a Saturday in Ann Arbor
is a must for all avid stadium
travelers.”
The Wolverines’ chief rivals,
Ohio State and Michigan State,
did not fare well on the list and
only had one entry: Ohio State’s
Ohio Stadium ranking at number
35.
The only other stadium in the
state of Michigan to make the list
was Comerica Park, home of the
Detroit Tigers, at number 92. The
three other major Detroit sports
stadiums — Joe Louis Arena, Ford
Field and The Palace of Auburn
Hills — did not make the list.
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According to an email sent by
Charlie Houlik Wednesday night
to members of the Sigma Kappa
sorority living in the chapter
house, “up to 30 Fraternity guys
have been hospitalized with the
Norovirus.” The email stated the
sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma
had closed its doors to any
nonresidents, and encouraged
members of Sigma Kappa to do
the same.
There
were
reports
last
week of a vomit-inducing illness
originating from an unspecified
fraternity when several members
of Mary Markley Residence Hall
suddenly became sick.
“It started off with one girl,
because I guess one of the frats
on campus had it, and then her
sorority mixed with them on
Saturday so she got it,” said
LSA freshman Haya Akbik last
week. “Then she gave it to her
roommate, and some girls in
our hall got it, and last night a
girl in our hall slept in my room
because her roommate had it and
was puking all night, and then
my friend on the other side of
Markley has it.”
University
of
Michigan
representatives say they have not
seen any evidence to substantiate
the
email.
According
to
University spokesperson Kim
Broekhuizen, there have been
no new cases of gastrointestinal
illness in the past week.
“I can tell you with 100
percent certainty that no one
has been hospitalized,” she said.
“Typically, it’s my understanding
that they don’t test to confirm
norovirus
unless
there’s
a
significant concentration of an
outbreak in one single area, and
we haven’t had that.”
Mary Masson, director of
institutional
positioning
for
Michigan Medicine (formerly
known as the University of
Michigan
Health
System),
confirmed
Broekhuizen’s
statement.
Though, a member of Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity who asked
to remain anonymous said he
was diagnosed with norovirus at
Michigan Medicine.
“It was UMHS, and yeah,
they said it was the norovirus,”
he said.
According to the website for
the Center for Disease Control,
the most common symptoms of
norovirus are diarrhea, throwing
up, nausea and stomach pain,
while less common symptoms
are fever, headaches and body
aches.”
The anonymous member of
Phi Kappa Psi described similar
symptoms.
“I was really at the peak of it
on Friday and Saturday,” he said.
“It was mostly just throwing up
and constant nausea along with
a pretty intense fever. Overall it
didn’t last more than 30 hours.”
When
asked
about
the
content of the email sent to
Sigma Kappa, the anonymous
fraternity brother could not
verify its accuracy.
“I know there’s a couple of
kids within Greek life that have
it,” he said. “I haven’t heard of
that many people being affected
by it but I’d have no way of
knowing.”
ANDREW HIYAMA
Daily Staff Reporter
University claims no norovirus
cases despite student concerns
Residents at Sigma Kappa and Chi Phi respond to email about illness protocol
International Institute
Photo Contest Exhibit
WHAT: Award ceremony for a
photo contest for students who
have traveled abroad and the
photos will be exhibited.
WHO: International Institute
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
WHERE: Social Work Building,
International Institute Gallery,
First Floor
The Roy A. Rappaport
Lectures: A Socialist
Peace?
WHAT: Mike McGovern will
lecture on the Republic of Guinea
and understanding and explaining
the absence of war.
WHO: Department of
Anthropology
WHEN: 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
WHERE: Rackham, Assembly
Hall, Fourth Floor
Ross MAcc Admissions
Chat
WHAT: Advisors will answer
questions about applications.
Registration for a half-hour
time slot rquired.
WHO: Ross Master of
Accounting Program
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WHERE: Ross School of
Business, Room K2520
Tech Talk: Storage &
Collaboration Tools
WHAT: The Computer
Showcase Workshop Series
will feature core tools like
Google Drive and Box.
WHO: Information and
Technology Services
WHEN: 11 a.m. to noon
WHERE: Michigan Union,
Room G312
EIHS Symposium: Study
of Race in Latin America
WHAT: A symposium consisting
of several panels will discuss the
development of systems of racial
identity in Latin America and the
Caribbean.
WHO: Eisenberg Institute for
Historical Studies
WHEN: 9:45 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WHERE: Tisch Hall, Room 1014
Life After Grad School:
Breast Cancer Imaging
WHAT: A seminar led by
Gursharan Sandhu will discuss
ultrasound tomography, a new
technique in breast cancer
imaging.
WHO: Life After Grad School
Seminars
WHEN: Noon to 1 p.m.
WHERE: West Hall, Room 335
CJS Film Screening:
Happy Hour
WHAT: “Happy Hour” will
be screened for free with an
introduction by and post-film
Q&A with director Ryusuke
Hamaguchi.
WHO: Center for Japanese
Studies
WHEN: 5 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
WHERE: Angell Hall,
Auditorium A
Science As Art Contest
WHAT: Artwork expressing a
scientific concept will be judged
using scientific and artistic
criteria. Submitted artwork may
be visual, literary, musical, video
or performance based.
WHO: Science Learning Center
WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon
WHERE: Chemistry Building,
Room 1720
I can tell you
with 100 percent
certainty that
no one has been
hospitalized