Let’s focus on what really matters when running a marathon.

Happening Off-Campus: Tesla announced on Friday that all Cybertruck production will cease by this summer. The Cybertruck was hated by many, loved by a few, and has led to intense cultural discourse over its brief life span. Elon Musk originally debuted the car on November 21, 2019, in Los Angeles to align with the month, year, and place that the “Blade Runner” movie was set. Cybertruck sales didn’t actually begin until years later and sparked controversy when they did, which was further stoked by Musk’s own political controversies (New York Times).

Happening Near Campus: Using the bathroom before running proves to be a challenging and overlooked aspect of completing the New York City Marathon. Angelo Martinez, the CEO of John to Go, began preparing his company to take on the burden of providing 2,000 portable toilets nearly a year in advance. Many racers queued in lines stretching dozens long to use the facilities before beginning their races on marathon day (Gothamist).

Happening On-Campus: This Tuesday, join University Life and the Center for Student Success and Interventions’s (CSSI) Food Pantry team to discuss food insecurity on campus. Learn about the widespread prevalence of food insecurity on campus, available resources, and how to reduce the stigma surrounding food insecurity. The event will be from 12-1:30pm in Earl Hall and lunch will be provided. Register here.

Song of the day: Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me) by Train

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