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Clark chats with 20 Honors students
Private forum addresses current issues
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Ret. Gen. Wesley Clark said 20 Honors students could change the world. Before Clark took to the podium at his speech Monday night, he participated in a private Honors Program forum Monday in Powers 138. Clark opened the forum by asking for the students' names, majors and interests.
Washington Internship Program informational meeting on Wednesday
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Joshua Yates from the Washington Internship Program will visit CMU on Wednesday to educate students on their program. Yates, who will visit campus from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Bovee University Center Chippewa room, travels to a number of college campuses to inform students of the Washington Internship Program.
SGA approves foreign language resolutions
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The Student Government Association wants to bring Mandarin Chinese and Arabic courses to campus. "In my opinion, a school has to have these languages to be competitive," said Jessica O'Higgins, White Lake senior and SGA senator. O'Higgins said Western Michigan University offers an abundance of foreign language classes in comparison to CMU, including Arabic and Chinese.
Baby-sitting training registration ends Thursday
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Canton freshman Courteney Bachus has been baby-sitting for seven years. She said baby-sitting is an incredibly important job, and needs people willing to put in the extra effort. "It's important for them (the baby-sitter) to be responsible," Bachus said.
Showcase to feature various Asian cultures
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Most students have not visited China or Japan, but today they can experience eastern Asian culture without leaving campus at the Asian Heritage Month Showcase. "If students can't go to that country or continent, at least we can bring a little bit of the culture to them," said Jessica Porritt, Grand Blanc sophomore and member of the Asian group 12 C.
Silent film communicates through American Sign Language
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Silence filled the Bovee University Center Auditorium on Monday night - but that didn't mean nothing was said. The American Sign Language Society hosted the showing of "Forget Me Not," an American Sign Language (ASL) film. Communication throughout the movie was conducted solely through ASL.
Online poster order form
Get your commemorative posters of CMU's 2006 season!
These timeless front pages are reproduced 11 1/2" x 20" and are only $19.95 each plus $5 shipping and handling. Click on the image for an enlarged view of the poster. Click here to access the online order form. You also can order your posters by calling the CM Life office at 989-774-5433 or by stopping by Moore 436.
