University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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112 Special Events

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it union wnnct it ivnde. Otter ta iitd byte new uuonize for to P- Strike banners adorn the trash can at the corner of East Liberty and Maynard Streets outside of the Borders storefront. Borders employees and their supporters were protesting in attempt to force Borders to negotiate better wages and healthcare benefits. . Neff photo A car outside of Borders displays supportive messages as shoppers weave through the line of striking employees. The protestors and the store ' s added security successfully discouraged shoppers from entering the store when the strike began in November. . Neff photo Borders Strike 111

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ofthe advantage of attending a large university was the accessibility to a diverse mix of programs and activities geared to appeal to each member of the student body. Year-round, the Ann Arbor campus offered a vast array of special and exciting opportunities, giving students a break from the normal campus routine. Renowned speakers visited to share their experiences and advise students on issues from politics to future career choices. Meanwhile culture shows and dance-off competitions gave students the opportunity to showcase their backgrounds and talents. Campus organizations also gathered students together to work for a noble cause. Regardless of individual interests, the University offered a schedule of activities designed to expose each student to new ideas and cultures, broaden perspectives, expand minds, and leave students with a truly unique college experience. u a fo teww me uw tne t cwtcl ca-wuwa -CU4WMXMOW eauctt fiom ttw n (te fnefcc atuj - Office of Major Events -