Monthly Archives: May 2003

I was told by a friend that there was some sort of incident on Vaughn street at 6:00 p.m. yesterday – there were ‘at least’ 8 police cars, an ambulance, and a fire truck. My friend told me a police officer told him it was an attempted murder/suicide, whatever that means. I suppose like a […]

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Our very own ‘SST’ has been waging a one-man crusade against Whole Foods recently for their anti-union tactics during a unionization campaign at their Madison, Wisconson store. The New York Times covered the story today in their article “Love the Worker, Not the Union, a store says as some organize.” Here’s another blogger calling Whole […]

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A writer for Detroit’s very own Metrotimes was ripped off by Jayson Blair. Area builders are looking into security cameras to prevent from future ELF arson. A discrimination lawsuit against Meijer gets nasty. It looks if the city’s patriot act resolution has stalled – for now. And last but not least: Sprawl, sprawl, sprawl! “Develpers […]

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The website to access your IFS space on the web has changed to https://afs.umich.edu.

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Student activists have presented a petition to the Board of Regents and Mary Sue Coleman requesting that U-M Basketball team captain and convicted criminal Bernard Robinson Jr. be taken off the court, calling his presence on the court “tacit consent” to violence against women. Also, a group of older students plan to create a support […]

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The Detroit Free Press is set to report tomorrow that the Earth Liberation Front has claimed responsibility on their website for two of four fires of luxury homes under construction near Ann Arbor in the past year. (See A.A. News March 22: “Police probe house fires for link to eco-terrorists”.

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I recently discovered three new Michigan blogs. Jason Mironov, the Student General Counsel of MSA has launched The voteJason.com Blogger. Also, the MBA Wire is the blog of a somewhat neurotic future UMBS student who chronicled the business school admissions process on his website. Another recently admitted student at the U-M business school has started […]

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