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Veteran Librarians Q&A Part One
Jenna Freedman, Coordinator of Reference Services and Zine Librarian at Barnard College Library, New York -- Library Journal, 7/2/2009 Inspired by Scott Carlson's article, " " in The Chronicle of Higher Education , but feeling that the youth perspective has been somewhat privileged of late in librarianship, I asked a number of librarians with at ...
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Blue Lake Summer Arts Festival features Verdehr Trio and camp festival band Friday and Sunday
Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, whose 1,400 acre campus is located just north of Muskegon in Manistee National Forest, continues their 2009 Summer Arts Festival with a performance by the Verdehr Trio and the Blue Lake Festival Band.
Universities Blind to Michigan's Misery
Detroit Free Press There's a culture problem at Michigan's 15 public university campuses, and it's manifesting itself right now in the announcement of tuition hikes at a time of unprecedented financial hardship throughout the state.
Grandkids, grandparents have grand time at UNT's Grandparents University
By the time the diplomas at Grandparents University were handed out Friday afternoon, Dale Gregoriew had experienced some of the classic aspects of college life - sharing a dorm room, eating mass-produced cafeteria food and attending a lecture that required computer skills that were largely over his head.
Peer Pressure Plays Major Role In Behavior
The research, to be published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences this week, is the first to focus on the phenomenon of social norms in the context of China's conservation efforts, said scientist Jianguo "Jack" Liu of Michigan State University .
[Research Letters] Knowledge of Tissue Plasminogen Activator for Acute Stroke Among Michigan Adults
From the Michigan Department of Community Health , Lansing; and the Department of Epidemiology , Michigan State University, East Lansing.
Iran election unrest upsets relatives in East Lansing
Local Iranian-Americans are concerned for their family members living through the presidential election fallout in Iran.
Candy Spiegel: The value of state library needs saving
When Gov. Jennifer Granholm said everything in Michigan's government was on the chopping block, I knew history was at risk, but I never even imagined the Library of Michigan would be closed.
Steele to minorities: 'Don't write the Republican Party off'
Saying he was fulfilling his promise to make the Republican Party more inclusive, GOP National Committee Chairman Michael Steele visited with party faithful from the state this morning at the Detroit Athletic Club.
From storybook to dream to reality: Westnedge Hill home looks as...
Rex Ringle and his wife, Holly, chose decor true to the storybook style of their 1928 home.
Co-Chair Of Hawaii Green Party Dies
University of Hawaii at Manoa Political Science professor Ira Rohter passed away Monday after more than 40 years on the job.
Budget stumps Mich. lawmakers on eve of break
Michigan lawmakers are poised to take a two-week summer break without agreeing on a budget for the fiscal year that starts Oct.
Obama to hold Mich. town hall meeting on July 14
Eastern Michigan University plans to raise tuition and fees 3.8 percent entering next fall.
Michigan universities fail Accountability 101
Public college students in Michigan pay higher tuition rates, and a larger share of their total college costs, than the national average, according to a new study.
Those who attend the Summerfly musical theater's production of "Kiss Me, Kate" will get to see two plays for the price of one.
Michigan States Allows Concealed Weapons on Campus
Michigan State University's board of trustees voted Friday to allow community members with concealed weapons permits to carry weapons on campus grounds, the State News reports .
NSF gives $630K to MSU for invasive plant studies
The National Science Foundation is giving $630,000 to a Michigan State University researcher to help uncover the genetic factors behind invasive plant infestations that can destroy native ecosystems.
Advocates: Michigan students' financial aid in danger
Students and colleges asked lawmakers on Tuesday to hold off on proposed cuts to Michigan's main state-funded college scholarship, saying the cuts threaten aid to 96,000 students this fall.
Dozier: E. Lansing woman named society president
Carol Horowitz of East Lansing was recently installed as president of the Michigan State Medical Society Alliance.
Small farms thrive on diversity
Forty years ago, Mike Beck's family's farm in St. Johns was strictly a wholesale fruit operation.