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CMU defense stifles Akron offense on Saturday
Sep 28, 2009 6:00
After the first play of the Mid-American Conference schedule, the Chippewas looked like they might be in trouble. Akron senior...
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Events Center ground broken Saturday
Sep 28, 2009 5:45
Several people took a good look at Rose Arena on Saturday as the groundbreaking for the CMU Events Center took place. Because...
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Soccer wins in double OT
Sep 28, 2009 5:30
In the end, mistakes hurt the Akron Zips. The CMU soccer team earned its second victory of the weekend, defeating Akron 1-0...
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Former Mount Pleasant Center facilities to be sold
The Mount Pleasant Center will be turned over to the to the Michigan Department of Management and Budget at the end of the...
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Volleyball splits weekend in Ohio
Volleyball coach Erik Olson said he was not happy with the play of his team over the weekend. But CMU was still able to salvage...
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CMU student enjoys tracking wildlife
Sep 28, 2009 5:00
Keith Miller has howled with wolves and searched for bears. Miller, an Armada graduate student, has been on volunteer and...
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Former Mount Pleasant Center facilities to be sold
The Mount Pleasant Center will be turned over to the to the Michigan Department of Management and Budget at the end of the...
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Presidential search talk today in EHS Building
Students have a chance today to voice their opinions on what they would like to see in a university president. The Student...
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Sweet symphony
Sep 28, 2009 5:00
On a rain-soaked field Saturday, the offense looked like it did in 2007 while the defense made the past few years a distant...
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Envoy raises about $8,000 for Special Olympics
A record-breaking convoy drove the roads nationwide — all for the Special Olympics. A part of “The World’s Largest...
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CMU and You Day brings prospective students to campus
Sep 28, 2009 4:15
Alexis Stoops said she likes the size of Central Michigan University when touring on Saturday. “I like that it’s a smaller...
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New York artist displays work at gallery
Sep 28, 2009 4:00
The University Art Gallery is showcasing sculptures of New York artist Michael Ferris until Oct. 24. Ferris answered questions...
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