A 21-year-old Ann Arbor woman came home from the bar, took a shower, and passed out in the bedroom. The only problem? The resident of the Tappan St. apartment was quite suprised – she was in the wrong apartment.
Thank God for California They’re going to require all voting precincts equip electronic voting machines with a printer to produce a written record of the votes. Too bad the rule doesn’t take effect until 2006.
Attention Honors Freshman My Winter 2004 course “Student Activism and Social Change at the University of Michigan” now has a website. The course is open to first year honors students only.
We might pay her more than any other president of an American public university, but Mary Sue Coleman and her husband certainly give back, planning a $500,000 donation over five years to fund work at the Trotter House, a life sciences lecture fund, the expansion of the U-M art museum, among other projects.
Planada Parking Garage Announced “… $13 million, 500-car parking structure in the 1100 block of East Ann Street to provide parking for the growing demand for parking facilities in the medical campus area. … The project costs will be paid using parking revenues. The design work is scheduled to begin next month. The location until […]
The University of Michigan goes another year without winning a Rhodes scholarship (See the U-M nominees), although Johns Hopkins University student and West Bloomfield native Wen Shi won one to pursue his dream to cure cancer.
“The dinner was especially memorable for me because of the opportunity it provided to reflect on the phenomenon of which my darling rag is a part: the continuing story of conservative journalism on campus. It is an inspiring story of shoestring budgets, sleepless nights, and perseverance in the face of what is still often fierce […]