Sports Update: Soccer advances to finals of MAC Tournament

As Freshman Bailey Brandon walked up to the ball as the fifth shooter for CMU, she had the chance to get her team into the Mid-American Conference Tournament Championship. Brandon took advantage of the opportunity, advancing CMU 4-2 on penalty kicks after a scoreless regulation and two overtimes against Toledo Friday at CMU Soccer Complex.

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Farming a tradition for Winn family

David Whitehead has been farming all his life. In fact, he was raised on the same land he farms today.

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CMU Men’s Basketball Preview: A Year of change

It was not supposed to go the way it did last season for the CMU men’s basketball program and coach Ernie Zeigler.

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CMU residence hall director worked for two federal agencies

Ben Witt spent three years working with two federal agencies in Washington, D.C. before coming to Central Michigan University.

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Student Life

‘On The Rox’ performance a hit

Luke Dimick | November 07, 2009

For Muskegen junior Kellene Hilliard her first stage performance with "On the Rox" will be a musical experience she will never forget.

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Field Hockey

Sports Update: Ohio eliminates Field Hockey

Jacob Lougheed | November 06, 2009

The field hockey team was elimated in the Mid-American Conference tournament with a 2-1 loss to Ohio on Friday.

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Metro

Mount Pleasant police report 11 break-ins since Oct. 18

Jake Bolitho | November 06, 2009

The Mount Pleasant Police Department is investigating a series of breaking-and-enterings that took place the past few weeks.

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Soccer

Soccer plays semifinal against Toledo

Matthew Valinski | November 06, 2009

The CMU soccer team will have a chance to earn its first-ever Mid-American Conference Tournament Championship this weekend. The Chippewas (15-3-2, 9-0-2) play Toledo (11-6-3, 6-3-2) in the first semifinal at 11 a.m. Friday at the CMU Soccer Complex for a chance to play Sunday in the final.

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University

CMU Honors director James Hill to step down, return to teaching political science

CMU Honors director James Hill to step down, return to teaching political science

Emily Pfund | November 06, 2009

Honors Program Director James Hill will step down in May after seven years in the position.

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Basketball

Men’s basketball to host final exhibition

Dave Jones | November 06, 2009

The CMU men’s basketball team has one more chance to prepare for its season opener next week. For their final exhibition game, the Chippewas play Indiana University-South Bend at noon Saturday at Rose Arena.

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University

Retired CMU geography professor had a passion for travel

Sherri Keaton | November 06, 2009

Retired geography professor Joseph G. Bradac is remembered as a man who loved to travel.

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University

CMU Journalism Hall of Fame makes room for six new members

Theresa Clift | November 06, 2009

Six Central Michigan University alumni will make their way Saturday into the Journalism Hall of Fame. The inductees are Jeffrey R. Caponigro, Matt Dobek, Terry Foster, Monetta Richey Harr, Rick McKay and Betsy Pollard Rau.

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SPORTS

• Sports Update: Ohio eliminates Field Hockey

• Sports Update: Soccer advances to finals of MAC Tournament

• Soccer plays semifinal against Toledo

• Men’s basketball to host final exhibition

• CMU Men’s Basketball Preview: A Year of change

CAMPUS VIBE

• The video gamers’ guide to the holiday shopping season

• Video game console battles

• ‘Real Estate’ album is hazy, warm

• DITR Promotions done for semester

• Keeping up with fashion is easy with technology

VOICES

• Gratitude for help with Applefest

• Academic dishonesty should not be tolerated, especially when it’s faculty

• Gay isn’t the new black

• Students still have the power to change things by being involved in civics

• Students need to look out for each other’s safety, well being

MULTIMEDIA

• VIDEO: Students perform “Whose Line is it Anyway?”

• VIDEO: Unified Holiday Celebration

• SLIDESHOW: A love of farm life

• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: The ‘Art’ of rockabilly

• VIDEO: Michigan’s American Choral Directors Association 2009 Convention

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