Letter sent to Michigan Season Ticket holders & students last night via email:
We know that it can be uncomfortable being in an opposing team's environment, especially when the stakes are so high. We would like to offer a few suggestions in order to help you stay safe and have a positive experience this weekend:
*Try carpooling to the game; if possible, drive a car with non-Michigan license plates.
*Keep your Michigan gear to a minimum, or wait until you are inside the stadium to display it.
*Stay with a group.
*Know and obey the laws regarding alcohol use.
*If you are of legal age to drink, use alcohol in moderation.
*Stay low-key; don't draw unnecessary attention to yourself.
*If verbally harrassed by opposing fans, don't take the bait.
*Avoid High Street & Lane Avenue in Columbus.
If at any time you feel unsafe, you should call 9-1-1 for assistance. U-M campus police also will be available in Columbus to support our fans. You may call them with non-emergency concerns at (734) 216-9159.
We look forward to a tremendous game on Saturday. Let's help the Wolverines win with spirit and class. Go Blue!
Sue Eklund, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students
Steve Grafton, President, Alumni Association Nicole Stallings, MSA President
Those who have been to C-bus know it's true - those bucknuts are NUTS.
We know that it can be uncomfortable being in an opposing team's environment, especially when the stakes are so high. We would like to offer a few suggestions in order to help you stay safe and have a positive experience this weekend:
*Try carpooling to the game; if possible, drive a car with non-Michigan license plates.
*Keep your Michigan gear to a minimum, or wait until you are inside the stadium to display it.
*Stay with a group.
*Know and obey the laws regarding alcohol use.
*If you are of legal age to drink, use alcohol in moderation.
*Stay low-key; don't draw unnecessary attention to yourself.
*If verbally harrassed by opposing fans, don't take the bait.
*Avoid High Street & Lane Avenue in Columbus.
If at any time you feel unsafe, you should call 9-1-1 for assistance. U-M campus police also will be available in Columbus to support our fans. You may call them with non-emergency concerns at (734) 216-9159.
We look forward to a tremendous game on Saturday. Let's help the Wolverines win with spirit and class. Go Blue!
Sue Eklund, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students
Steve Grafton, President, Alumni Association Nicole Stallings, MSA President
Those who have been to C-bus know it's true - those bucknuts are NUTS.
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