The Arb will get a good addition – a amphitheatre at a site which has held in recent years piles of brush and rubble: Collaboration between the Nichols Arboretum and the Taubman College of Architecture Urban Planning will result in a new amphitheatre on the site of a former parking lot, just north and west […]
Articles of note: > Daily: “New bus routes to extend to A2 outskirts”> Daily: “‘S1’ clinches MSA race in landslide”> Daily: “New waitlist rule troubles students” Why not give the money to a poor hospital? “The marathon is the organization’s main event. This year, the event raised $248,955 dollars — highest amount ever made. “ […]
There seems to have been a rash of violent crime last weekend: “Assailant stabs, beats U-M student in sudden attackAttacker may have been trying to rob him Monday, March 22, 2004BY AMALIE NASHNews Staff Reporter A University of Michigan student was stabbed three times and punched repeatedly during an unprovoked attack that occurred while he […]
LSA senior Adam Paterno is more than a little dissatisfied with the selection of auto writer David E. Davis Jr., founder of Automobile Magazine, as this year’s annual commencement speaker: “… For many graduating seniors, the University’s selection of another little-known speaker was a major disappointment and further proof that the University’s tradition of selecting […]
This week is the annual “Greek Week,” with the usual activities.
The activists responsible for the protest at last week’s Regents’ meeting are planning a major organizing meeting for the loose coalition of people and organizations united in their dissatisfaction with changes made within the administration’s division of Student Affairs: The Regents meeting was a success! Now, come and determine the future of Student Services at […]
Yes, the latest Michigan Review is out, and I know you’re itching to read it’s hard-hitting and clear eyed reporting. Yes, in this week’s exciting issue, you can thrill to the verbal styling of Dan Levi, whose column “Just Stay Home,” is subtitled “Low Voter Turnout is Not Necessarily Bad for America”; or perhaps more […]