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Business Case for
Diversity
WHAT: This session will
highlight research and examples
that espouse the importance of
diversity in business.
WHO: LSA Diverstiy, Equity and
Inclusion
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Literature Science and
the Arts, Conference Room 2001
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
An Olympic Drean: the
Story of Samia Yusuf
Omar
WHAT: German graphic novelist
Reinhard Kleist will present his
novel about “sports, migration,
an a strong woman.”
WHO: Germanic Languages and
Literatures
WHEN: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
WHERE: MLB, Room 3308
UM Psychology
Community Talk with Dr.
David Dunning
WHAT: Psychology professor
David Dunning will give a talk
about the difficulty of achieving
self-knowledge.
WHO: Exploring the Mind
WHEN: 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
WHERE: Ann Arbor Public
Library, Basement
Senior BFA Acting
Showcase
WHAT: The class of 2017
will present their showcase of
scenes in preparation for their
Los Angeles and New York
showcases.
WHO: School of Music, Theatre
& Dance
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Walgreen Drama
Center, Studio One
Touchdown India!
Culture and Language
Survival Skills
WHAT: This workshop for
students going to India will
serve as an introduction to
Indian culture.
WHO: LSA Global Opportunities
WHEN: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
WHERE: North Quad, Room
2435
Polish Wet Monday
Celebration
WHAT: This celebration will
showcase the Polish studies
undergraduate program and the
Polish tradition of Wet Monday.
WHO: Slavic Languages and
Literature
WHEN: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
WHERE: MLB, Room 2011
Sinaboro 17th Annual
Concert: Peculiar Paradise
WHAT: This year’s annual
concert will feature Korean
drumming, singing, dancing and a
mystery movie.
WHO: Maize Pages Student
Organizations
WHEN: 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
WHERE: Lydia Mendelssohn
Theatre
Pre-Candidate Recital:
Eun Young Lee, piano
WHAT: Lee will give an end-of-
the-year piano concert.
WHO: School of Music, Theatre
& Dance
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Walgreen Drama
Center, Stamps Auditorium
If you click past the home page
of popular pornography website
Pornhub, an entirely different
image of the company appears. The
webpage, titled Pornhub Cares and
adorned with a little heart-shaped
icon, is the new side of Pornhub that
recently gave a $25,000 scholarship
to University of Michigan graduate
student Natalie Nevarez, according
to the Washington Post.
“Pornhub works hard to make
millions of people happy every
single day,” the website reads. “This
is no easy feat and we couldn’t do
it without some of the awesome
women on our team of developers,
engineers and analysts. We do,
however, recognize that women are
vastly underrepresented in tech,
with the latest diversity reports
estimating that women are filling as
little as just 20-30% of positions in
the field.”
The application involved
an essay and an optional video
to discuss the type of work an
applicant does. Pornhub Vice
President Corey Price said in a
statement that Nevarez, who is
finishing her Ph.D. in biopsychology,
was a perfect choice for the award.
“We wanted to do our part
in not only recognizing women’s
outstanding accomplishments in
the STEM fields, but also encourage
them to continue to achieve
both their academic and societal
aspirations and make the world
around us a better place,” Price
said. “Natalie embodies everything
we were looking for and more. Her
academic achievements in STEM
really stood out to us as did her
inspiring personal story to give back
and provide for her community.”
This is the second year the
scholarship has been offered. It was
announced to Nevarez she won the
award via video chat with Pornhub
Aria, a pornstar and spokeswoman
for the website.
Nevarez told the Daily she was
thrilled to learn she won the award.
“To me, it really is for paying off
debt and being able to move to a new
city,” Nevarez said. “I know it will
improve my quality of life and it’s
really going to help.”
As the daughter of migrant
farmers, Nevarez grew up moving
around California and Arizona
every six months so her
parents could follow
the seasonal crops. She
knew she didn’t want
that kind of life for
herself, and looked to
education as a way out.
“I basically just saw
an education as a way to
get out of that lifestyle,”
she said. “Neither of my
parents had finished
elementary school, so
I knew that was a big
contributor to why we
had the lifestyle we had.
… (Migrant work) is a
lifestyle that really takes
your parents away from
you and I didn’t want
that.”
Since then, her
educational journey has taken
her down many different paths.
ON THE DAILY: STUDENT NAILS PORNHUB ESSAY CONTEST
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College of Engineering senior Laura Murphy discusses
different ways to physically model ideas at a workshop
at the Onward: A Student Power Summit in East Hall on
Saturday.
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Stephen Kunselman, a former
City Council member from 2006
to 2008 and from 2009 to 2015,
has declared his intent to seek
the Democratic Party nomination
for a council seat currently held
by
Councilmember
Zachary
Ackerman (D–Ward 3).
Kunselman, who is currently
an energy conservation liaison for
the University of Michigan, said
he intends to submit nominating
petitions
with
the
required
number of valid signatures early
this week. Kunselman lost in the
August 2015 Democratic primary
to Ackerman and lost the August
2008 primary to the current
mayor, Christopher Taylor.
“Having served 4 terms for 8
years on City Council, I am proud
of the many campaigns that I have
won, and lost, in the 7 campaigns
I have participated in since 2006,”
Kunselman wrote to the Daily. “I
am happy to do my part to ensure
the visions and positions of our
elected officials get the electoral
scrutiny they deserve.”
Kunselman
named
several
reasons for running, chief among
them his opposition to the Core
Spaces building proposal, the
closure of the city’s material
recovery facility and the city’s
redaction
of
communications
with
the
Federal
Railroad
Administration regarding a new
Amtrak station.
“I hadn’t anticipated running
again, but it became increasingly
clear
after
talking
with
downtown
business
owners,
neighbors
and
supporters,
that our City government is
going in the wrong direction,”
Kunselman wrote.
In an email with the Daily,
Dave Askins, the former editor of
the Ann Arbor Chronicle, wrote
Kunselman’s run will bring more
diversity and competition to the
race.
Kunselman’s
entry
will
also
raise
the
number
of
contested elections this year
to three, including in Ward 5
incumbent Chip Smith versus
David Silkworth, and Ward 4
incumbent Jack Eaton versus
Jaime Magiera.
Askins pointed out that each
candidate’s victory is contingent
on
how
much
they
could
energize their voter base. The
2015 primary was a close race,
with Ackerman winning by 40
votes.
“If neither Ackerman nor
Kunselman can get a large set
of a new kind of voter to go to
the polls in August, then the
outcome will likely again depend
on the ability of those candidates
to motivate their existing loyal
supporters,”
Askins
wrote.
“Those supporters have a clear
geographic
distribution
–
Ackerman has stronger support
in the Burns Park area of the
ward nearer downtown, and
Kunselman
enjoys
greater
support in the parts of the ward
farther from downtown.”
Former city councilmember to try
to regain seat in next local election
Stephen Kunselman announces bid for seat held by Councilmember Zach Ackerman
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