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Arabic classes still offered at CMU, approved for University Program courses

Central Michigan University will offer Arabic classes as long as interest lasts.

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CMU Journalism Hall of Fame makes room for six new members

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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Wilbur addresses concerns of Sweeney Hall to a crowd of 10 Wednesday night

Hudson sophomore Danielle Clark was upset to hear Sweeney is welcoming male students for the first time next year.
Clark had a way to voice her concern with Interim University President Kathy Wilbur Wednesday night at a student forum held by Wilbur in Sweeney Hall.

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Students visit one-stop major shop at M.A.J.O.R. Night

Grosse Pointe sophomore Charlotte Tito knew what she wanted to major in but still couldn’t decide on a minor — until Wednesday.
“It was good to see all the different majors,” Tito said. “I knew I wanted to be a special education major, but tonight I decided on a child development minor. I’m going to sign it in the next few days.”

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New Facebook translation connect makes some skeptical

The popular social networking Web site now offers a new multilingual feature called Translations for Facebook Connect.

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