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CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES

Every Monday, the Michigan 
Daily will be publishing a 
photo found from the Daily’s 
archives of an important part of 
University of Michigan history. 

February 26, 1970 — Draft vigil: 
Members of the Ann Arbor 
peace groups picket in front of 
the Selective Service office on 
Liberty St. yesterday.

Photo by: Jim Diehl

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Umich girls be having the 
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Aye slim UMich/UMD game 
was so lit. Felt like I was a 
student there again

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hollyhood: were people 
smarting than u at umich
me: a guy in orgo studied 
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@CeeWorlds

When UMich is having an off 
football season I start rooting 
for OSU but I didn’t wish for 
this to happen

Teach out series on 
Privacy, Reputation, and 
Identity in a Digital Age

WHAT: An online class about 
how to protect identity and 
reputation in an age where all 
data put online is stored.

WHO: College of Literature, 
Science, and the Arts

WHEN: Online
WHERE: teach-out.org

Learn about what it’s like 
to work in the biotech 
industy

WHAT: Dr. David Olson will 
come to speak about what it’s like 
to work in the biotech industry, 
including the skills required and 
the ins and outs of the industry

WHO: Dr. David Olson

WHEN: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

WHERE: North Campus Research 
Complex — Building 520, Room 
1122

Satisfied Callers: Police 
and Corporate Customer 
Service Technology in 
India

WHAT: Associate Anthropology 
professor Matthew Hull to 
discuss how the police work with 
corporate customer servicer 
technology in India

WHO: Matthew Hull

WHEN: 4: 00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m

WHERE: Kahn Auditorium

Taubman College DEI 
Town Hall meeting

WHAT: Join the Taubman 
College Diversity, Equity and 
Inclusion Specialist Joana Dos 
Santos to talk about what the 
college has been working on and 
what you can do.

WHO: Joana Dos Santos

WHEN: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

WHERE: Art and Architecture 
Building, Room 1360

Dr. Z Nicolazzo to 
give speech for Trans 
Awareness Week

WHAT: Dr. Z Nicolazzo from 
Northern Illinois University will 
be coming to campus as a part of 
Trans Awarness Week.
WHO: Dr. Z Nicolazzo
WHEN: 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
WHERE: School of Social Work 
- ECC

Voice Recital

WHAT: Voice students in the 
School of Music, Theatre & 
Dance do a recital of their latest 
work

WHO: Voice students

WHEN: 6:45 p.m.

WHERE: Earl V. Moore 
Building, Britton Recital Hall

Global Photo Showcase

WHAT: 2-hour gallery event of 
photos by students that answer 
the question, “What does global 
engagement mean to you?”

WHO: Office of the Provost
WHEN: 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Ross Colloquium in the 
Ross School of Business

A look at 1960’s Bombay 
Cinema

WHAT: Ranjani Mazumdar, 
Professor of Cinema Studies at 
the School of Arts & Aesthetics 
at Jawaharlal Nehru University, 
will discuss the links between 
infrastructure in Bombay and its 
cinema.

WHO: Ranjani Mazumdar

WHEN: 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

WHERE: Weiser Hall, Room 110

“We also noticed that 

there is a lot of tension 
on 
campus 
and 
that 

climate has been an issue 
happening so we really 
wanted to hold an event 
that focuses on diversity 
but we also wanted to make 
it kind of fun,” Isabelle 
Blanchard, 
CSG 
chief 

programming officer and 
an LSA sophomore, said. 
“We wanted to make sure 
all of the cultural groups 
felt a sense of community 
and worked together to put 
on this event.”

Blanchard 
coordinated 

the event and organized 
the 
multicultural 

organizations’ attendance. 
She discussed how she and 
CSG as a whole hoped to 

CSG
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Operations 
Committee, 

according to the Detroit Free 
Press. “The recent events will 
allow us to look at how we can 
deter those who want to do 
harm. And responsible, well-
trained, licensed concealed-
pistol holders can be one of 
those deterrents.”

The bill has gained the 

support of the National Rifle 
Association and the Michigan 
Coalition for Responsible Gun 
Owners. 
Steve 
Dulan, 
the 

spokesman for the Coalition, 
said gun-free zones should 
be 
called 
“mass 
murderer 

empowerment zones.”

The 
bill 
has 
received 

opposition from many groups, 
including 
the 
Michigan 

Education 
Association, 

the Michigan Open Carry 
organization 
and 
Moms 

Demand Action. Emily Durbin, 
Michigan chapter president of 
Moms Demand Action for Gun 
Sense in America, said this is 

not the right way to address 
gun violence.

“Two days after the latest 

shooting, 
we’re 
here 
not 

having a conversation about 
keeping 
guns 
away 
from 

domestic abusers, increasing 
background checks or banning 
bump stocks,” Durlan told the 
Free Press. “Instead, we’re 
urgently discussing what the 
gun lobby wants and that’s 
a desire to have more guns 
in more places, no questions 
asked.”

SB 654: This bill amends 

the Natural Resources and 
Environmental Protection Act 
to create an Environmental 
Science 
Advisory 
Board. 

State Sen. David Robertson, 
R-Grand Blanc, proposed the 
legislation.

The function of the board 

will be to “advise the governor 
on 
issues 
affecting 
the 

protection of the environment 
or the management of natural 
resources 
of 
this 
state,” 

according to the bill.

The board’s functions will 

depend on requests from the 
governor to provide advice, 

which will not be legally 
binding 
nor 
enforceable 

“against 
any 
individual, 

governmental entity, private 
entity, or other person.”

HB 5232: This bill would 

ban the use of derogatory 
terms for the mascots of 
Michigan schools. State Rep. 
Jewell Jones, D-Inkster, put 
forth the bill after native 
tribes approached Michigan 
Democrats to express how the 
term “redskins” is insensitive.

If 
passed 
the 
bill 
will 

penalize schools that don’t 
comply by forfeiting “funds 
due under this article in an 
amount equal to the amount 
that is necessary for the 
district or school to become 
compliant with this section.”

The criteria of what is 

derogatory will be determined 
by a list put together by the 
State Board after consulting 
with and gaining the approval 
of the Department of Civil 
Rights. Schools that don’t 
already comply must obtain a 
waiver to continue the use of 
the mascot or slogan deemed 
derogatory.

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