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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
cutest school gear I be so
jealous
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@OmaticsZone
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
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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
From Page 1A
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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