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Less than two weeks ago, the Central Michigan University Athletics Department welcomed a new volleyball coach. We’re interested to see where Mike Gawlik will take the program.
TO THE EDITOR:
I’m originally from the Empire State.
Knowing you’ll soon be only feet away from possibly the next president of the United States makes the leg cramps gained during a seven-hour road trip to Iowa City easier to handle.
Monday’s presidential Iowa caucuses brought several key political issues to mind.
Today is the first day of Black History Month – a time every American citizen should spend reflecting on African-American culture.
In last Monday’s editorial, Central Michigan Life congratulated me on my election as Mayor of Mount Pleasant and asked me to recognize that students are a part of the community and want to be part of the mission of leading the city forward.
In regards to the article that was printed in Central Michigan Life talking about concealed carry on campus, there are several things that I would like to address.
Late last week, a small group of students gathered on campus to call for Gov. Rick Snyder's resignation.
To the Author of the Open Letter to Mayor Ling:
Flint's water is poisoned with lead. A whole generation is either sick, disabled or dying because of mismanagement and lies.
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The following are responses from members of the CMU community regarding the WCMU public broadcasting auction.
Mayor Ling,
For decades, Central Michigan University’s support for public broadcasting has been a point of pride for everyone associated with the organization and the institution. Its five PBS television stations broadcast educational programming and news across Central and Northern Michigan reaching 5.6 million viewers.
Gov. Rick Snyder's State of the State address on Tuesday was filled with grief and regret.
Amid raucous blustering on immigration and healthcare, two issues stand to dominate the 2016 general election: campaign finance and the future of Citizens United.
To the Editor:
When freshman Ryan Tsatsos was killed by a hit and run driver on Crawford Road just more than two months ago, our campus community was shocked and heartbroken.
As my undergraduate career comes to a merciful end, I was recently struck with the kind of obvious revelation that comes with reflecting on a journey while being in the middle of it: This is the final semester I have to buy textbooks.
