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Mount Pleasant, CMU take in Super Bowl XLIV

Mount Pleasant, CMU take in Super Bowl XLIV

Mount Pleasant was alive with the glow of television sets Sunday.Area football fans and casual viewers alike congregated to watch the New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 in Super Bowl XLIV.

Sibs Weekend brings trio together

Sibs Weekend brings trio together

For Jake and Natalie Herrington, being with their older sister was the best part of Sibs Weekend 2010. The 10-year-old twins visited Highland freshman Brittany Herrington on Saturday morning and stayed until Sunday. (INSIDE: SLIDESHOW OF SIBS WEEKEND 2010)

Chili Champs: Cook off brings feel of south of the border

Chili Champs: Cook off brings feel of south of the border

The smell of chili wafted through the air, and pinatas and colored streamers hung from the ceiling. The Isabella Community Soup Kitchen had the appearance of a southwestern invasion Saturday afternoon, as the fifth annual George Dalton Great Chili Cook-off was under way. The cook-off was sponsored by the soup kitchen, 621 S. Adams St., and brought many Mount Pleasant residents out of the cold weather.

Wrestling team beats Northern Illinois by wide margin

Wrestling team beats Northern Illinois by wide margin

Scotti Sentes was in a pin drought heading into the CMU wrestling team’s bout against Northern Illinois.After starting the season with five pins in six matches, the sophomore 133-pounder went 14 matches without another — until Sunday at Rose Arena.

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City reallocates $300,000 to Economic Development Fund

David Veselenak | February 09, 2010

More loan money for businesses was made available Monday with the reallocation of general funds to the Economic Development Fund.

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First medical school associate dean forum Wednesday

Eric Dresden | February 08, 2010

The first forums for the associate dean of student affairs for Central Michigan University will start Wednesday.

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Parents can enjoy tuition discount at CMU

Amelia Eramya | February 08, 2010

Leah Borkowski did not know she was receiving a 10 percent tuition discount while taking Central Michigan University classes until last semester.It is because CMU’s Board of Trustees approved a tuition rate specifically for CMU parents in April 2009.

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Oakland, Western join CMU in forming medical school projects

Lonnie Allen | February 08, 2010

Central Michigan University is not the only institution in the state making strides toward opening a school of medicine.Oakland University and Western Michigan University also are moving through the various stages of developing their own medical schools, and have been for more than a year.

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Amir Rashid contributing off bench; CMU needs more from depth players

Daniel Monson | February 08, 2010

Junior guard Amir Rashid had the CMU men’s basketball team running soundly Saturday night against Kent State.The 5-foot-9 junior point guard from Houston checked in less than 6 minutes into the game after senior guard and co-leading scorer Robbie Harman picked up his second personal foul.

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Ross’ pay at CMU an 81.4 percent bump from Alcorn State

Sarah Schuch | February 08, 2010

Central Michigan University President-designate George Ross was making a base salary of $192,937.50 as Alcorn State University president. When he takes leadership of CMU on March 1, he will make a base salary of $350,000 — $157,062.50 more (an 81.4 percent increase).

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New bar The Underground opens with live music

Mike Nichols | February 08, 2010

The basement of the Riverwood Golf Course and Resort is going to have fewer golfers and a lot more rockers. A new music venue called “The Underground,” below the 1313 E. Broomfield Road resort, opened Friday, said Jeremy Lawless, the resort’s director of operations and marketing.

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FOIA requests change hands at CMU

Amelia Eramya | February 08, 2010

FOIA requests before were generally responded to by Barrie Wilkes, associate vice president of financial services and reporting, and Bob Martin, associate vice provost of faculty personnel services. Now all requests are to be submitted to the office of General Counsel Manuel Rupe. Rupe said his office asked to be the FOIA designate and Interim University President Kathy Wilbur approved.

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