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CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES

Ta-You Wu Lecture: 
Gravitational Waves

WHAT: This year’s annual 
lecture will feature Kip. 
S. Thorne and Richard P. 
Feynman, professors from 
California Technical Insistute.

WHO: Department of Colloquia

WHEN: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.

WHERE: Rackham Auditorium 

Positive Links Speaker 
Series 

WHAT: Edward J. Frey Dean of 
Ross Scott DeRue will be featured 
in this Q&A on the importance of 
positive business structures

WHO: Michigan Ross Center for 
Positive Organizations

WHEN: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

WHERE: Ross School of Business, 
Colloquium 5th Floor

Information on the ADA 
and ‘U’ Accommodations

WHAT: This session will explore 
how to best accommodate for 
individuals with disabilities in 
everyday life

WHO: LSA Diversity, Equity, and 
Inclusion

WHEN: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

WHERE: LSA Building, Rm 2001

Cornell Memorial 
Lecture: Bonnie Bassler

WHAT: Dr. Bonnie Bassler from 
Princeton University will deliver 
the 14th annual Patricia Cornell 
Memorial Lecture on Quorum 
Sensing

WHO: Department of Molecular, 
Cellular, and Developmental 
Biology

WHEN: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

WHERE: Rackham 
Amphitheatre

Lessons from the Detroit 
Riots after 50 years

WHAT: Professor Scott 
Kurashige of University of 
Washington will discuss his book 
“The Fifty Year Rebellion: How 
the U.S. Political Crisis Began in 
Detroit”
WHO: Ginsberg Center
WHEN: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
WHERE: Ginsberg Center

Lecture on Women and 
Shari’a Law

WHAT: Professor Oussenia 
Alidou from Rutgers University 
will discuss the impacts of 
Shari’a law on women in 
Northern Nigeria

WHO: Islamic Studies Program

WHEN: 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

WHERE: Haven Hall Rm 4701

Author Paul Dimond 
Discusses New Book

WHAT: This lecture will feature 
Paul Dimond who will talk about 
his book “The Belle of Two 
Arbors”

WHO: University Library
WHEN: 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

WHERE: Ann Arbor District 
Library

Environmental Law & 
Policy EPA Panel 

WHAT: In the first session of a 
lecture series, General Counsels 
from former presidential 
administrations will discuss key 
environmental policies

WHO: Michigan Law 
Enrivonmental Law and Policy 
Program

WHEN: 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.

WHERE: South Hall Rm. 1225

Every Wednesday, the 
Michigan Daily will be 
asking a University faculty 
member, staff member or 
student what the University 
Bicentennial means to them. 

“It has two meanings to me. 
I am apart of the Baha’i faith 
and our bicentennial is this 
year too. The founder of the 
faith was born 200 years 
ago, and our faith is about 
diversity and respect for 
human beings and I respect 
the University of Michigan 
for having similar goals. The 
University respects differ-
ent culture and different 
people, so I get to celebrate 
acceptance in two ways.

Kenn Thomas, Information 
and Research Specialist at 
Hatcher Graduate Library

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After months of anticipation, Michigan 

Attorney General Bill Schuette announced 
the launch of his gubernatorial campaign 
Tuesday evening. Schuette already expected 
by political analysts to be the Republican 
frontrunner. 

Schuette made his announcement at 

the Midland County Fairgrounds in his 
hometown. He stressed his campaign will 
focus on income taxes, growing Michigan’s 
economy and helping the repeal of the 
Affordable Care Act.

“Michigan needs leaders who are laser-

focused on jobs,” Schuette said, according 
to the Detroit Free Press. “More jobs, more 
paychecks, and more people.”

Schuette also said during the event the 

2018 gubernatorial election will present 
voters with a choice between economic 

stagnancy or growth.

“We must have a governor who won’t 

accept the fate assigned to us by the liberal 
elite, who look down on manufacturing,” 

Schuette said.

Schuette has faced criticism from both the 

left and right — mainly for his involvement 
with the Bush family and his support of 
President Donald Trump.

Regardless, Schuette is expected to be 

the GOP frontrunner and polls noted by 
the Detroit Free Press already suggest he 
has pulled ahead of former frontrunners 
Gretchen Whitmer and Geoffrey Fieger.

Michigan Attorney General Bill
Schuette announces run for governor

Schuette was expected to run alongside Gretchen Whitmer, Geoffrey Fieger

CARLY RYAN

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