Archive for April, 2004
From a comment posted below:
” … However, I feel so strongly that the fate of this great nation, and indeed even the modern world as we know it, hinges solely on this election, that I felt compelled to put my thoughts to word. And those thoughts are…
John Kerry is a […]
Articles of note from the Ann Arbor News:
> U-M, AATA work on free ridership deal> U-M to replace Mott Hospital> What does it take to be a ‘cool city?> Book festival could be start of something big
And this:
” ‘M’ flag stolen from rooftop at U-M
A large University of Michigan flag was swiped from the top […]
U.S. Presidential Candidate Senator John Kerry will be in the Ann Arbor area this Wednesday, April 28 when he speaks at Washtenaw Community College at 1:00 p.m.
NOTE: I just learned this event is NOT open to the public, but if you would like to attend I would suggest contacting your local Democratic party.
Ann Arbor Police Chief Dan Oates recently used the emergency lights on a patrol car - to get to the airport to catch a flight.
A friend of mine who attends Carleton College has helped create an interest house themed after the late U.S. Senator Paul Wellstone. In an email to friends:
“… I want to update you on a project I’ve been working on a lot this year. A group of 14 interested people and I proposed a new interest […]
My friend Sam Woll recently told me about a national controversy that seemed worth commenting on. In brief, here’s what happened:
A white male columnist for the Oregon State University’s daily student newspaper The Barometer named David Williams wrote a column published April 9th titled “A message from a white male to the African American community,” […]
Public Participation in Urban Planning Month
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