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Islamic art course gives Middle Eastern perspective through artwork
Students looking for a different perspective on Islam will be able to take a more artistic view this fall. The Art Department...
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Learning with lunch; lunch buddy program allows CMU, Oasis High School students to learn from each other
Apr 15, 2011 17:05
Honor senior Abbey Moreno and high school student Ryan Hoffman have lunch together every day. The two discuss sports, movies,...
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Detroit hostel encourages tourism on budget; owner wants students to see city before graduation
People looking to experience an insider’s view of Detroit will have a new way to see the city starting today. Hostel Detroit,...
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Miss Chippewa has contestants dancing for Women’s Aid Services
Miss Chippewa was crowned Wednesday night among ribbon dances, recitations and dance moves. About 80 people attended the...
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Bill to defund public broadcasting passes U.S. House of Representatives, support low in Senate
Local National Public Radio aficionados could miss music to their ears if new national legislation passes the Senate. House...
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Former wrestler informed police of sex offender status, but not student status
Feb 24, 2011 21:40
Former Central Michigan University wrestler David A. Cheatham informed area police of his sex offender status before arriving...
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UPDATED: Cheatham pleads guilty to failing to comply with Michigan Sex Offender Registry Act
Former Central Michigan University wrestler David A. Cheatham pleaded guilty to failing to comply with the Michigan Sex Offender...
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ROTC Military Ball shares veterans’ stories with the future of the armed forces
Feb 19, 2011 0:29
Megan McBride is the fourth generation of her family to attend military balls, but the first to be a female in uniform. The...
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UPDATE: CMU to step up planning for 15 percent state higher-ed budget cuts
Central Michigan University will be more aggressive in its fiscal planning after Gov. Rick Snyder announced plans for a...
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Alpha Chi Rho spends 54 hours outside to raise money for Feed the Children
Feb 10, 2011 13:56
Tom Clark spent 16 consecutive hours outside Wednesday and Thursday, including a night in a tent. But the Clarkston sophomore...
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E-readers make strides in the classroom, some students not comfortable with technology yet
Pete Maniez cannot imagine life without his iPad. The St. Johns sophomore began using an iPad for RPL 400D: Digital Media...
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COLUMN: Snowflakes are made of magic
I love snow. Not for its school-canceling potential, but because every time a new layer falls there is another chance to...
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