I’ve been contacted by a member of Vulcan and active leader in the U-M alumni association. “How is that you obtained a program from the Vulcan 100th Anniversary?” he asks, instructing me “I would like to retrieve it from you as this booklet is meant only for the use of its members. I would be […]
Michigamua Images Posted “The struggles of Native Americans are not new. Since European contact, we have fought to retain our dignity in the face of oppression and assimilation. Sadly, we continue to struggle at the University of Michigan. In 1972, courageous members of our community informed Michigamua and the University of Michigan about how their […]
LSA Student Government has posted on their website an application for their “Judiciary Committee” which is the LSA version of the Central Student Judiciary that settles disputes between organizations, and those that arise during elections. Here’s a description: “The purpose of the Judiciary Committee is to serve as a governing body that oversees the rulings […]
In an apparent divide and conquer approach to Student Voices In Action, President Coleman has told the group she would not meet with them again, and Vice President for Student Affairs Royster Harper has contacted a number of individuals and organizations involved with SVA with a form email, asking for their “thoughts and ideas about […]
Former Detroit Mayor To Speak: “Dennis Archer, Mayor of Detroit 1994-2001, will be the 2004 Citigroup Lecture at the University of Michigan on Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at 4:00 p.m. in the Pendleton Room of the Michigan Union. Mr. Archer, who is currently President of the American Bar Association and chairman of Wright Dickinson LLP, […]
What about VULCAN? The secret senior honor society in the College of Engineering is called VULCAN, and celebrated their 100th anniversary this weekend. I have obtained a “booklet prepared in conjunction with the Vulcans 100th Anniversary Celebration, held on April 3, 2004 at the Michigan Union ballroom.” Here is their statement of purpose: “VULCAN is […]
History Professor Matt Lassiter, has told students in his “American History 1945 to the Present” class that, “On Thursday, between 11:40 and 1:00, the GSIs and I will be outside of Angell Hall on the State Street side for a discussion about anything you want,including current events on campus.”