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CSG elects leadership and passes resolutions
The University of Michigan Central Student Government held a meeting Tuesday to elect representatives to leadership positions. The Student Assembly also introduced and passed Assembly Resolution AR 14-001, the “Defund, Disclose, Divest” Act, and introduced AR 14-003, the CSG Divestment Act. The meeting began with the appointment of Business freshman Sharon Thomas as Secretary Pro Tempore, who will preside as Secretary until one is hired. This was not subject to a vote.
ACLU expresses concern with proposed ‘Disruptive Action Policy’
The ACLU of Michigan sent a letter to University of Michigan President Santa Ono and Timothy Lynch, vice president and general counsel, on Wednesday expressing concerns over the University’s proposed Disruptive Action Policy. The letter encouraged the University to either abandon or substantially re-write the policy. The letter called the policy “vague and overbroad” and said that it threatened students’ First Amendment rights.
Meet the Winter 2024 Executive tickets
Editor’s Note: Alifa Chowdhury is a former Daily staffer. Chowdhury did not contribute to this article. The Michigan Daily sat down with candidates who responded to requests for interviews to discuss their party platform and the upcoming CSG election on March 27 and 28. The interviews have been edited and condensed for clarity.
Provost McCauley talks free speech principles and generative AI
The Michigan Daily sat down with University Provost Laurie McCauley Tuesday afternoon to talk about the University’s recently-announced free speech principles and the impacts of generative artificial intelligence in academics. Appointed in March 2022, McCauley will serve her term until June 2027. She discussed the use of AI in classrooms, resources for faculty who have been harassed because of their academic work or research, a new vice provost for sustainability and climate action, and more.
AAS 290 examines social media and BLM movement
When LSA freshman Lamees Abdel Sattar first began work on her research project for her class, Afroamerican and African Studies 290, she originally chose to focus on exploring how the Black Lives Matter movement built solidarity. The project requires students to collect social media data to analyze the effect of social media in the Black Lives Matter movement.
SACUA convenes to discuss Senate Assembly agenda and faculty sanctions
The Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs met in the Alexander G. Ruthven Building Monday afternoon to discuss next week’s Senate Assembly agenda and faculty sanctions. A majority of the meeting was spent planning the agenda for the Senate Assembly meeting that will take place on Jan. 29. The first agenda item is a resolution condemning the University’s cancelation of voting on two Central Student Government ballot initiatives.
Undergrad Public Health Program expands for fall
The University of Michigan’s School of Public Health will be expanding its undergraduate program, starting with this fall’s incoming class. Since its start in 2017, the program has been unable to admit some applicants due to class size restrictions. This year, they aim to change that, with the goal of accepting all qualified applicants for fall 2024.
UMich artificial intelligence groups host generative AI event
The Michigan Institute of Data Science and Michigan Artificial Intelligence Laboratory hosted a joint generative AI workshop Wednesday afternoon for University of Michigan researchers. The meeting was held on the 10th floor of Weiser Hall and was also open to the public. The seminar began with an introduction by MIDAS research manager Beth Uberseder. The session was part of a series of collaborative workshops created by MIDAS and the Michigan AI Lab.
Downtown Ann Arbor hosts holiday market to start holiday season
Ann Arbor residents and University of Michigan students alike sipped mulled wine, enjoyed live music and watched a live ice sculpture carving of the Ann Arbor skyline Friday night as the city marked the start of the holiday season with four concurrent outdoor events: Kindlefest, Midnight Madness, Moonlight Madness and the Liberty Plaza Holiday Gift Market.
Up, Up, & Away!
About the Writers Kathryn Foo, Sports Editor Kathryn Foo is a sophomore and a sports editor. She enjoys passing time watching 90s rom-coms and reading. She is also a part of Debate and Model UN! Tvisha Gupta, Opinion Editor Tvisha is currently a senior at Monta Vista High School and an opinion editor for El Estoque. In her free time, she enjoys going to the gym, reading books and writing short stories.
Metathesiophobia
I’ve always been afraid of growing up. I cry on my birthday every year (a tradition that began when I turned 10 and realized that from then on, my age would always be double digits). I’ve been counting down the months until graduation since the start of eighth grade — but with apprehension, not excitement. For me, time hasn’t really flown by, because I’ve always been acutely aware of its passing. Quite frankly, I’m terrified of change.
I think you should…
About the Contributors Ananya Chaudhary, Staff Writer Ananya is currently a sophomore and a first-year staff writer for el Estoque. She enjoys reading, watching "Grey's Anatomy" (only the first six seasons) and going on walks with her dog. Anna Jerolimov, Co-Editor-in-Chief Anna is currently a senior and a co-editor-in-chief and was previously a sports editor for El Estoque. She also plays field hockey at MVHS.
Badminton secures a 20-10 win over Wilcox High School on its senior night
Varsity Badminton defeated Wilcox High School 20-10 in its senior night match on Thursday, April 13. The Boys and Girls Singles players dominated their competition, winning all six matches and earning MVHS 12 points. While none of the Mixed Doubles players won their matches, Girls Doubles and Boys Doubles also performed well, with each pair winning two out of three matches.
Thanks, but no thanks
Sophomore Aneesh Boddu remembers taking a test during a middle school class and not immediately knowing how to approach some of the questions. Noticing his struggle, Boddu’s friend began whispering suggestions and answers to him. However, instead of feeling assisted, Boddu felt overwhelmed by the overbearing nature of the advice being given to him — he did not want help.
Balmdotcom: senior Belen Demlew shares her passion for beauty on her personal website
The only light in the room is the glow emitting from the mirror in front of her. Today’s makeup is just a simple look, but she wants it to be perfect. Each swipe of powder on her cheeks and careful smudge of color on her lips is made with intention. Finally, she makes the finishing touches and glances up at the time, only to realize she is late for school — she had become so caught up in perfecting her makeup that what had felt like only ten minutes had actually been almost an hour.
Out of line
A sports field is constructed with many lines — lines in which rules are enforced. However, sports also creates metaphorical lines of respect that can disappear in the heat of the game, leading to fouls and red and yellow cards.
Countdown to Spring: MVHS’ Late Winter Events Keep Spirits High
About the Contributors Nameek Chowdhury, Arts and Entertainment Editor Nameek is currently a senior and an arts and entertainment editor. In his free time, he enjoys waking up at the crack of dawn to watch Formula 1. Avni Gandhi, Arts and Entertainment Editor Avni is a senior and an arts and entertainment editor for El Estoque. She plays soccer at MVHS and in her free time she enjoys painting, reading and spending time with her friends.
Girls Basketball hosts National Girls and Women in Sports night game against Los Gatos High School
Coming off a 52-33 victory over Homestead High School, the Varsity Girls Basketball team fell 58-29 to Los Gatos High School on Thursday, Feb. 9, in a game commemorating National Girls and Women in Sports night. The loss brought the team’s league record to 4-7, putting the Matadors in fifth place in the SCVAL De Anza League. Prior to the game, coach Sara Borelli gave a speech for National Girls and Women in Sports day.
Winter Sports Recap
Examining the 2022-23 winter sports season results About the Contributors Anna Jerolimov, Co-Editor-in-Chief Anna is currently a senior and a co-editor-in-chief and was previously a sports editor for El Estoque. She also plays field hockey at MVHS. In her free time, she enjoys playing the piano, reading memoirs and taking photos of her family and friends. Kathryn Foo, Sports Editor Kathryn Foo is a sophomore and a sports editor. She enjoys passing time watching 90s rom-coms and reading.
Behind the scenes: MVSNL
MV Drama is set to hold its annual student-run sketch comedy show, Monta Vista Saturday Night Live, on Friday, Feb. 17. Modeled after the hit NBC show Saturday Night Live, MVSNL features a similarly light-hearted mix of short, comedic skits — the difference being that MV Drama’s version has topics more relevant to teenagers.
Everything you need to know about Beyonce's "Renaissance"
July 29, 2022 By: Anna Jerolimov Beyonce has officially released her new album and seventh solo work "Renaissance." Beyonce teased that the album was part of a trilogy of albums that she worked on over the three years of the pandemic, a time she says she found to be "most creative." It has been six years since Beyonce's last solo album release. An unauthorized version of "Renaissance" had leaked online two days early. Some fans even reported being able to purchase the CD in stores in France.
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