The Michigan Daily sings the praises of Prof. Matt Lassiter in their staff editorial today, “One great apple: Lassiter a great choice for Golden Apple”: “Students of Prof. Matthew Lassiter’s “History of American Suburbia” were surprised yesterday to find their lecture interrupted by the presenters of the annual Golden Apple award to grant the prize […]
Borders Readers United has posted some pictures of Denis Kucinich walking the picket line today.
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I’ve heard that History Professor Matt Lassiter has won the coveted “Golden Apple” award for teaching excellence. This teacher, who created the highly popular and successful “History 364: History of American Suburbia” has single-handedly motivated dozens of undergrads to either attend or consider attending planning school, and provided them with a new vocabulary to challenge […]
It’s hard to keep up with the petty crime these days: “Woman sees peeper in bedroom mirror A man apparently climbed the fire escape of a home early Wednesday to peer into a bedroom at a woman as she was getting ready in the morning, Ann Arbor Police said. The incident occurred at 8 a.m. […]
“Minneapolis — Workers at Borders Books and Music in Uptown still don’t have a contract, but they sent management scrambling Wednesday when they said they’d accept Borders’ last contract offer an offer the workers previously rejected. The catch? Borders would agree to neutrality and card-check recognition in union organizing attempts at seven other local […]
Are you one of “those” people? Letter to the Daily today: “A while back, Joel Hoard wrote a column venting his frustration at people who hand stuff out on the Diag (Is that a flyer in your hand? 11/13/03). The other day, I quartersheeted for an hour, and it really brought home the fact that […]