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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
Daily Staff Reporter
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