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EMU gives in-state rates to out-of-state veterans
Ypsilanti -- Eastern Michigan University says it will start letting military veterans from outside the state pay the lower in-state tuition rates.
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EMU gives in-state rates to out-of-state veterans
Eastern Michigan University says it will start letting military veterans from outside the state pay the lower in-state tuition rates.
What's happening around Ann Arbor, Nov. 9-Nov. 15: Our picks & your votes
Check out our picks for the best in visual art, music, family fun, theater, film and more this week , and then vote on the event that interests you most: Monday, November 9 Ace of Cakes: Inside the World of Charm City Cakes : Duff Goldman, owner of Charm City Cakes and star of Food Network's "Ace of Cakes" signs and discusses his new book, "Ace of ...
Bill to allow concealed weapons on campus won't make Michigan colleges safer
Bullets may not be flying on college campuses in Michigan, but the rhetoric certainly is.
The Rev. Peter Dougherty has traveled to hotspots all over the world. Haiti. Bosnia.
"Playhouse," a charcoal drawing by Charles McGee.
For perspective on the sweep of the exhibition "Energy: Charles McGee at Eighty-Five," which opens Monday at Eastern Michigan University, consider this: The earliest works were made when Truman was president.
Volunteers plant trees along Jefferson Avenue
Armed with shovels, rakes and pick axes, about 100 volunteers on Saturday made good on a pledge from a Grosse Pointe family to spruce up Jefferson Avenue.
Ann Arbor area parents react to scrapped Michigan Promise scholarship program
The merit-based Michigan Promise scholarship is no more. In Washtenaw County, more than 8,000 students lost Promise cash for college.
Lovelorn flock to hear 'Ditching Mr. Wrong' author at EMU
About 150 students looking for romantic guidance - or at least Learning Beyond the Classroom credits - packed into Eastern Michigan University's Student Center Auditorium on Tuesday night to hear author/lecturer Nicholas Aretakis give a talk with the same title as his book: "Ditching Mr.
Loss of global languages threatens culture, history: Language expert
When the last native speaker of an endangered language dies, does that language die with them? Not necessarily, say academics, although there's a risk of losing significant ties to cultures, communities and collective histories.
Nov. 2, 2009 -- Elder Tommy George has not spoken his aboriginal language of Kuku Thaypan for three years, since his brother died.
Canton sergeants complete command class
Two command officers from Canton Police Department have successfully completed Eastern Michigan University's Police Staff and Command Class, consisting of 40 command officers from police departments around the state.
Two Novi firefighters graduate from EMU program
The Novi Fire Department announced the recent graduation of Fire Marshal Michael Evans and Fire Protection Officer II Joseph Shelton from the School of Fire Staff and Command at Eastern Michigan University.
H1N1 Flu Vaccination Clinic Announced
The Washtenaw County Public Health Department will offer H1N1 vaccinations to high priority individuals at a mass vaccination clinic at Eastern Michigan University Convocation Center on Thursday, Nov 5th from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Promise cash, underage drinking laws and EMU facilities
The clock is ticking, and the fate of the Michigan Promise grant program , which offers up to $4,000 to in-state students for college, is still anyone's guess.
Administrator fired for allegedly misleading employer about credentials
Howell Public Schools administrator Bob Thomas was fired Monday for allegedly misrepresenting his educational credentials and lying to district officials, according to personnel documents obtained by the Daily Press & Argus today.
East/West shirt sales help Stanley family
For more than five years, Judy Nichols and Sue Pichla have been selling East/West clothing, keeping a rivalry between the two former Garden City high schools alive.
Okdie: A history of community involvement
Detroit -- As a child, Mohamed Okdie watched his father work for Ford Motor Co. and his mother toil as a seamstress.
Women's Leadership Index still shows gender disparity on Michigan's corporate boards
Eastern Michigan University researchers recently completed the fourth biannual Women's Leadership Index, which showed some mixed results for how women are faring in Michigan board rooms.
Retraining program helps grads get jobs
Most of those who completed job retraining during the first 18 months of Michigan's No Worker Left Behind program either kept their jobs or gained new employment, according to a state review.
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