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Toledo ends women’s basketball’s home winning streak
The CMU women’s basketball team’s home winning streak ended at nine games after a 77-68 loss against Toledo on Wednesday...
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Men’s basketball blows 18-point lead to lose at NIU
Without its top rebounder, the CMU men’s basketball was unable to hold on to an 18-point lead against Northern Illinois...
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Students, faculty need to be involved with budget forums
Central Michigan University administrators on Tuesday held the first of what they say will be several forums to discuss the...
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VIDEO: D-PAN at Plachta Auditorium
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Concert for hearing impaired brings 500
Feb 24, 2010 12:02
Music is a universal language, and Sean Forves has found a way to reach even the hearing impared. Forbes, 28, is a co-founder...
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Diversity event puts students in others’ shoes
By day, Kristine Stafford may represent one gender and race. But on Tuesday night, the Muskegon sophomore was a black heterosexual...
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Budget forum goes over cuts, plans for future
Feb 24, 2010 6:30
Brighton freshman Colleen McNeely left Tuesday’s budget forum with concerns on her mind. “They presented some data that...
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Scheduling books cease production, fall registration moving completely to CMU Portal
Central Michigan University will move the registration process completely online. The summer 2010 class schedule booklets,...
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Altered outlook: Freshman basketball player Rachel Mauk fights the transition to college
Feb 24, 2010 6:00
Rachel Mauk entered coach Sue Guevara’s office crying late last month. Mauk, a freshman guard on the CMU women’s basketball...
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Last associate dean candidate to hold forum says College of Medicine project lacks vision
The College of Medicine project lacks vision and clarification, said the final candidate for associate dean of student affairs...
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Library power outage caused Internet, other failures; FM having generators looked at this week
Power was not the only utility out of service during Sunday’s outage in the Charles V. Park Library. Until early Monday...
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Festival of Banners coming to CMU this summer
Central Michigan University will participate in the Festival of Banners this summer. The University has 30 banners planned,...
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