Fall Tailgate 2022
Submitted by lisapow on Wed, 06/08/2022 - 3:25pm
In-person Happy Hours -- in various cities ranging from NYC to LA, DC to A2 -- are expected to make a splash: Tues, July 26th in DC (The Midlands - Beer Garden) and Thur July 28th in LA (Trattatoria Amici at 889 Americana Blvd, Glendale CA), NYC (230 FIFTH Rooftop, at 230 5th Ave, New York) and Ann Arbor (Dominick's on Monroe Street).
Hi! My name is Grace Beal (at left) -- I am the co-managing photo editor for 2022 and a sophomore at the University of Michigan. I intend to major in Public Policy and hope to attend law school. I am very interested in education policy, accomplishing social justice through policy and nonprofit work. I am currently a research assistant for the Detroit Public Schools Community District and am the founder and executive director of Layups for Lucy.
Support your passion for Student Publications on Wednesday, MARCH 16th -- Giving Blueday 2022!
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In addition to Giving Blueday, Wednesday March 16th is also the birthday of Jean Ledwith King, a renowned Ann Arbor attorney who fought for women’s rights. It’s worth noting that, sadly, King died in Ann Arbor last October at the age of 97.
Darren Everson first became interested in Rachel Bachman, a fellow Daily sports reporter, in the fall of 1994. Her first impression of him: “Cute but too young.”
She was a 22-year-old senior; he was a 19-year-old junior. This was the first of many obstacles in their way. Among the others:
Allison Ghaman and Clif Reeder (both Class of 2010) met freshmen year while on the Daily Photo staff in the late 2000s. She later became the Daily Managing Design Editor from '08 and he was Managing Photo Editor from '09 (both graduated '10). “We had to do a coin flip during our first shift together to see who'd go cover Tommy Amaker's firing, and who could take the rest of the day off,” Allie recalls. ”I lost and I do still bring it up.”
Dyanna Bateman, Editor-in-Chief of Michiganensian Yearbook CXXVI, is a third-year student from Flintstone, GA studying Communication and Media and Women’s and Gender Studies within the College of Literature, Science and the Arts. After extensive involvement, including the title of Editor-in-Chief, on her high school yearbook staff, Dyanna knew she wanted to continue working on publications throughout her college career and applied to the Ensian right after she received her acceptance letter from U-M.
Lily Jin, Business Manager of the Michiganensian Yearbook for 2020-2022, is a senior from Troy, MI studying Economics within the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts with a Sweetland Center minor in Writing. She joined the yearbook on a whim at the recommendation of her peer mentor and has loved getting to know everyone on staff and being involved in the student publications world ever since.
Jasmin Lee, Editor-in-Chief of The Michigan Daily for 2022, is a junior at the University of Michigan studying American Culture and Creative Writing with minors in Asian Studies and African American Studies. In high school, Jasmin interned at the Michigan Chronicle in Detroit and found her passion for journalism.
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