In the house: Goss makes good on promise of student tickets
Everyone wants to be part of the victory march. Everyone wants to be a part of the winning team. The success of the Michigan football team last year led, rather predictably, to increased season ticket requests this year. Faced with a tempting situation, Athletic Director Tom Goss recognized the need to put students first for season tickets. Goss and the Athletic Department are to be commended for resisting the lure of higher profit margins and keeping the promise Goss made last year to fill the season ticket requests of every student who applies.
Parental guidance: Oakland County program helps unwed parents
Oakland County's Forget Me Not Program is leading the nation with its innovative approach to unwed parenthood. This creative program, to be implemented by the Oakland County Circuit Court, will provide workshops for parents who never married each other to stress that every child deserves two parents. Focal points of the three-hour workshop will be the importance of having two parents in a child's life, how parents can resolve conflicts between themselves without traumatizing children, and how to boost a child's self-esteem.
Translation: 'Sweet, I'm never going to class again.'
It's has been exactly one week since classes began, so we've all had the opportunity to size up which classes to drop and which ones will remain on our schedules, thus becoming nothing but a series of torturous exercises in procrastination techniques. Part of the decision-making process when deciding a permanent schedule for the fall is, of course, who is in each class.
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