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2A — Wednesday, September 27, 2017
The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com

AMELIA CACCHIONE/Daily

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Michigan Nation
@UMich2016
 
Playing Michigan State under 
the lights at the Big House? 
Yes Please. #GoBlue

Hailey
@haileyLYNN74

Seeing students, staff, and the 
community come together to offer 
food, water, shelter, and support 
today @UMich was amazing. 
#BeTheExample

Michigan Students
@UMichStudents

Alsoo (shameless plug) I’m 
looking for new friends for Sunday 
at 3:15 to play ultimate frisbee 
because my team needs more 
players so hmu

Sharmista Venkat
@sharmistavenkat

I usually have this inborn 
talent to trip over thin air, 
but today it was the courtesy 
of the bricks on The Diag. 
Thanks, @UMich.

 

CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES

Brown Bag Recital 
Series

WHAT: Performed on the 
Letourneau Organ will be the 
music of Paul Haebig and Jewish 
composers.

WHO: School of Music, Theatre 
and Dance

WHEN: 12:15 p.m. to 12:45 p.m.

WHERE: Thomas Francis Jr. 
School of Public Health Building 
- Community Room

Fast Radio Bursts - 
Nature’s Latest Cosmic 
Mystery

WHAT: Duncan Lorimer, 
Associate Chair of the Dept. of 
Physics and Astronomy, will 
discuss the discovery and history 
of Fast Radio Bursts.

WHO: Department of Physics

WHEN: 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

WHERE: West Hsll - Room 340

Faculty/Guest Recital: 
Joseph Gascho, 
harpischord and Matt 
Dane, viola

WHAT: Concert will feature 
members from the Baroque 
Chamber Orchestra.

WHO: School of Music, Theatre 
and Dance

WHEN: 8:00 p.m.

WHERE: Earl V. Moore Building - 
Britton Recital hall

Pre-Law 101 Information 
Session

WHAT: A presentation for 
students interested in applying 
to law school.

WHO: Newnan LSA Academic 
Advising Center

WHEN: 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

WHERE: Angell Hall - Room 
G243

Vestiges of Snake Cults: 
The Banana Python and 
His Sons

WHAT: Professor Fan Pen 
Chen, SUNY-Albany, will discuss 
ancient snake gods through a 
multimedia presentation
WHO: Confucious Institute at the 
University of Michigan
WHEN: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: Michigan Union - 
Kuenzel Room

2017 Tanner Lecture 
on Human Values: The 
Intrinsic Reward of Life

WHAT: Professor Allan Gibbard 
will discuss the history of 
philosophy and ethics at the 
University.

WHO: Department of Philosophy

WHEN: 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

WHERE: Michigan League - 
Ballroom

Mental Health: Personal 
and Policy Perspectives

WHAT: A panel of experts on 
mental health policy will discuss 
issues of personal experiences 
and the response of public policy.

WHO: Gerald R. Ford School of 
Public Policy
WHEN: 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

WHERE: Weill Hall (Ford 
School) - Annenberg Auditorium

HET BROWN BAG 
| Topics in Axion 
Cosmology

WHAT: Andrew J. Long, 
University of Chicago, will 
discuss light pseudo-Goldstone 
bosons in particle physics.

WHO: Department of Physics

WHEN: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

WHERE: Randall Laboratory - 
Room 3481

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

“I think it’s so cool that the 
University has been around 
for so long, and having 
been around for so long, 
many people recognize 
Michigan and what it does. 
It is really special to be 
here to celebrate that–– the 
bicentenniel is a cool way to 
start off my time here.”

LSA freshman Autumn 
McGuffie

Students were hoping to get 

their peers to turn up Tuesday 
on the Diag — turn up to vote, 
that is.

The Ginsberg Center for 

Community 
Service 
and 

Learning, in conjunction with 
Turn Up Turnout, a student 
group that aims to increase 
voter turnout among young 
adults, put on Register to Vote 
in the Diag. The event allowed 
students to quickly register 
to vote and acquire necessary 
information about voting in the 
2018 midterm elections.

The event, held on National 

Voter Registration Day, was the 
University of Michigan’s first 
major 
on-campus, 
in-person 

opportunity for students to 
participate in the Big Ten 

Voting Challenge, announced 
by University President Mark 
Schlissel in early September. 
For those students who were 
unable to attend the event in the 
Diag, event administrators are 
encouraging registering to vote 
online.

According to a statement from 

President Schlissel, 19 percent 
of 
students 
at 
universities 

throughout the country voted in 
2014, while the Ginsberg Center 
reports 14 percent of University 
of Michigan students voted that 
same year.

LSA freshman Archan Patel 

participated in the registration 
opportunity on the Diag, hoping 
to increase the number of 
undergraduate students voting 
in elections. 

“I 
heard 
about 
what 

the voting turnout was for 
undergraduates last year, and I 

wanted to raise the turnout for 
this year,” Patel said. “One way 
to do it is just go out and sign up 
for it.”

While more than 40 students 

marked themselves as “going” 
on the event’s Facebook page, 
students floated in and out of the 
booth on the Diag throughout 
the four hours it was available. 
Leaders of the event were also 
scattered throughout the Diag 
area, encouraging students to 
register to vote in Michigan.

Rackham student Madison 

McKenzie, graduate assistant 
for democratic engagement at 
the Ginsberg Center, helped 
run the event, stating Tuesday’s 
launch of the voting challenge 
helped 
promote 
enthusiasm 

among students in registering 
to vote and participating in 
elections. 

“I think the event is just one 
really big, exciting kickoff to 
a whole bunch of stuff that’s 
going to be coming in the 
next year and a half to really 
make sure that the students 
know and engage in this 
challenge, because it’s a great 
opportunity to make sure 
that students have their voice 
heard, and to beat the rest of 
the Big Ten Conference,” she 
said.

Erin 
Byrnes, 
lead 
for 

democratic 
engagement 

and America Reads at the 
Ginsberg Center, was also on 
the Diag encouraging students 
to register, and iterated the 
importance of the event’s 
long-term effects.

“The 
Big 
Ten 
Voting 

Challenge 
will 
definitely 

continue on. Our goal that 
we’re 
working 
toward 
is 

drastic or dramatic increase 
in student-voter — not only 
registration, but turnout for 
the 2018 midterm elections,” 
she said. “So we’re really 
looking 
to 
enhance 
those 

numbers, student involvement 
and 
participation 
in 
our 

elections.”

Voter Registration Day takes place
on Diag, encourages participation

The event took place as part of the Big 10 Voting Challenge announced by Schlissel

JORDYN BAKER
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