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Booze, Blues (Party) and Bumpers MSA Reps Allegedly Hit Bottle, Cars Booze, Blues (Party) and Bumpers MSA Reps Allegedly Hit Bottle, Cars By MICHAEL SALTSMAN . • LLEGATIONS OF delinquency, . drunkenriess, and· illegal p.J ampaigning at the Michigan Student Assembly's recent trip to a national student government conference are causing a fracas. MSA President and Vice ' President, Matt Nolan and Jessica Cash, have admitted to using e-mail to campaign for the Blue Party while on the MSA· funded trip to the Association of Big Ten If these allegations are true, Schools Conference (ABTS) ~ a violation someone has a lot 0 of the University's guidelines for proper explaining to do... let's ~ computer usage, and a possible violation for their political futures that of MSA's election code. Nolan and Cash it's not though... ooops ... also admit to missing 25 percent of the conference's official issue sessions. Additionally, other representatives accused . Nolan and Cash of being obviously intoxicated at an official event, To top off the trip, both rental vans were returned with over $3,000 in damage. The weekend of October 5th, the Continued BOOZE on Page 7 MSA President Matt.Nolanand Butt~rShots at F~bruarY ABTS UAC Loses $34K on Comedy Shows Loss plunges Center into debt By MATIHEW S. SCHWARTZ • !&! performance by "Half Baked" Gom.edians Dave Chappelle and HE UNIVERSITY Jim Breuer, lost $12,000 despite Activities Center is nearly selling out Hill T reforming its spending Auditorium. The second, a ,show practiceS and putting "strict by Andy Dick, stat of MTV's market research policies" in place "The Andy Dick Show," sold after it lost $34,000 on two . fewer than half the seats in the comedy shows it produced last Michigan Theater, costing UAC year, UAC President Brian $22,000. Netter has told the Review. UAC, a studetlt~run These losses forced UAC .organization ' ,that provides into deficit spending, causing the programtnJng for the· student Center to end the year with a community, expects· to lose an debt of over $8,~00. UAC has average of $8,000 to $10,000 since signed a contract with the per show, said Netter. "We are University, promising to end the supposed to lose money," he year with a posi tive balance of said. "The idea is for us to $18,000. Despite Charging $15. dollars for tickets, .UAC's Laughtrack provide services for the student Although Netter expects to lost $22,00000 the Andy Dick Circus of Freaks body at a loss. Not at a big loss, meet that goal by year's end, he but at a loss." said that UAC will "fall further Both shows were produced combined with another . into the red before we end up in last fall by Laughtrack, a UAC committee to save operating Continued UAC on the black." committee that has since been expenses. The first show, a Page 9 • SERPENT'S TOOTH TIIF :\ 11('111<;\:\ J{FYI E\\ The letter sent to NBC headquarters the band Megadeath will surely be poised The campus Affairs Journal of in NY recently containing anthrax was for a mention in the news once more. the University of Michigan supposedly intended for Tom Brokaw. "YAF is buiclIo, 1/ ..."biil J..!J PII"",u.• Geez, we guess SOMEONE must've really hated "The Greatest Generation." We're surprised that Native American D.C. Lee activists haven't stepped-up their campaign iror-in-Chie against the Washington Redskins lately. however, as Bert would most likely have Supposedly, UAC is really in the red Considering that the Redskins are 0-4 and been executed by the Taliban due to his Matthew Franczak this year. It looks like they've been have been outscored 135 ... 25 in ~eir four homosexwU rel~tionship with Ernie, Publisher flushing their money down the same toilet . games so far, Native Americans that we've been flushing their fish. everywhere should be more embarrassed James J ustin Wilson than ever. ' Shortly af~er the picture became ssoc. Puhlisher. Man.aging Edilor public, Kei::mi tthe . Frqgwast\l$h~d to .the Ruben Duran The heavy metal band Anthrax is hospital: p~~torsdesCti bed.hi$ : q,ndi'tion CtJJ7Ipus A ffairs Edi lor considering changing their name due to .' Last week, it was announced .thar as Stal?Je; ·but :6tPt:essea c~niqn over his the recent anthrax scare. "What, like being . NBC had bought Hispanic broadcaster greenishcq.lor, fe3ritlg he might have been James Y. Yeh named after a biological weapon of mass Telemundo for $1.98 billion. Accordingly, the victim of a ·chemical weapons attack. 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