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NCAA to University: no new sanctions
The fate came in the form of a fax.
And for the first time in more than two years, since Maurice Taylor's Ford Explorer rolled over on M-14 in February, 1996, the dark cloud that has loomed over the Michigan men's basketball program is gone.
Proposal targets violence: U.S. legislation aims to aid victims of domestic violence
Legislation presently making its way through the U.S. House of Representatives may give victims of domestic violence another means to find support and guidance within their communities.
Two new pieces of legislation announced last Thursday by Rep. Debbie Stabenow (D-Lansing) will attempt to prevent domestic violence and protect its victims.
Softball ousted in Series
OKLAHOMA CITY - What a difference a year makes.
Last year, the Michigan softball team went 1-2 in the College World Series, and it made history. This year, after the same outcome, the only word to describe the Wolverines' (56-7) season is disappointment.
Community observes Memorial weekend
Whether they enjoyed a spring barbecue, headed for the water or went to work as usual, students planned a variety of activities for the Memorial Day weekend.
Saturday's sunny skies and gentle breezes ushered in the summer season of backyard barbecues and picnics. A short walk down the streets surrounding campus revealed students grilling food and sipping on cool beverages.
Phone study reveals positive attitude backing lab research
The effects of clinical research may extend beyond the lives and laboratories of doctors across the nation.
A recent survey of 800 Michigan residents indicated that people believe it is important to spend money on medical research since it raises the income of many residents and creates new jobs.
New 'U' laboratory enhances ergonomics
The creation of a new laboratory in the University College of Engineering may benefit workers and companies by making the workplace a safer environment and decreasing lost wages and medical costs.
Johnson Chairprofessor in Ergonomics Don Chaffin, who led the effort to open the facility, said the new laboratory will analyze individual human movements and predict the human body's behavior in certain situations in the workplace.
Theater addition a 'Showcase' of new cinema trends
With the bang of a confetti cannon and the cutting of a red ribbon, Ann Arbor Showcase Cinema officials unveiled six new additional theaters last Monday, expanding total facilities to 20 theaters and adding more than 2,100 stadium-style seats.
Construction, new business hours cause students summer headaches
Unfortunately, summer brings more to the University than blue skies and sunshine. This time of year, construction and the changing hours of Ann Arbor businesses are causing a growing number of inconveniences to students.
Construction sites in front of Angell Hall and throughout campus have filled the air with the sound of jackhammers while causing sections of campus streets to be closed or destroyed.
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