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For weeks, we've been waiting for President Obama to decide whether to send more troops to Afghanistan, and, if so, how many.
Metro Detroit news: WSU provost to quit at the end of school year
Nancy Barrett plans to leave her post as provost at Wayne State University at the end of the school year, saying she will take a year off and return to teach economics at WSU.
You are invited to join the 'Hey, Legislators, keep your Michigan Promise Rally'
Spotlight on an upcoming Rally to support the Michigan Promise Scholarship "Hey, Legislators , keep your Michigan Promise" Rally is scheduled this coming Monday at noon, on November 23.
New Study Heralds Use Of Blood Biomarkers To Predict Preeclampsia
Main Category: Pregnancy / Obstetrics Also Included In: Hypertension ; Blood / Hematology Article Date: 18 Nov 2009 - 2:00 PST A new study that examines the value of maternal blood biomarkers will help identify and monitor patients at risk of developing preeclampsia and is set to change the way expectant mothers are cared for in prenatal clinics ...
Detroit House Fire May Be Spreading
Detroit firefighters are at the scene of a house fire on Smith Street near Wayne State University.
Criminalization of Medication Errors
Jesse C. Vivian, BS Pharm, JD Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan 11/19/2009 US Pharm .
Grass, trash builds up after Detroit park upkeep cut
Detroit --Budget woes this spring halted regular mowing at 138 of the city's 308 parks, and some neighbors say it hasn't taken long for some to become nuisances.
Wayne State provost to step down
Wayne State University's chief academic officer, provost Nancy Barrett, will step down from her post at the close of the school year.
Spotlight on art that represents the renewal of Detroit's Spirit David Adamany Undergraduate Library 5155 Gullen Mall Detroit, MI 48202-3962, USA +1 577-5121 Featured art exhibit ' Rising from the Ashes' Sponsored by HON 4990 Directed Study risingfromashes2009@gmail.com The art exhibit features work from current Wayne State University students ...
Ban on racial preferences may get appeal
Michigan's ban on racial preferences in public university admissions and government hiring was in court again Tuesday, another step closer to its assumed destination: the doorstep of the U.S. Supreme Court.
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WSU's Hispanic Heritage Room slated to open May 5
Detroit, Nov. 16, 2009: Momentum continues to build for the creation of a Hispanic Heritage Room at Wayne State University .
Capoeira draws on ancient art form
Few modes of fitness allow you to not only get in shape, but also preserve an ancient, multidiscipline art form.
Wayne State math student launches solar heating business
A Wayne State University mathematics grad student says he's well on his way to establishing a solar water heating business with help from an innovation promotion program at the Detroit school.
Pro-abortion rights protesters now decidedly anti-Stupak
The health care debate has pitted Republicans against Democrats. But the bill passed by the U.S. House has caused a nasty rift between Democratic U.S. Rep.
Wayne State University Police have an extra device in their cars tonight. It's designed to make it easier to move sick or injured people during an emergency.
The Detroit Medical Art Project
Recently a group of medical students at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI constructed an outdoor medical clinic on the property of the Heidelberg Project, depicting a primary care clinic that is desperately needed in the neighborhood, but does not exist.
College fair shows tuition rates are a concern
During a college fair at Wayne State University in early October, students found out that many higher learning institutions had raised tuition rates, while some decreased their rates.
What Celebrity Names Can Reveal about the Onset of Alzheimer's Disease
Research that is targeting the early diagnosis of Alzheimer disease has drawn national attention to the work of Michael Seidenberg, PhD, a faculty member at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.
Schneider: Before search engines there were libraries, reader says
1 column, you write, 'Once, believe it or not, there was no way to find out for sure ... ' "That statement is not exactly accurate.
Detroit's flu czar urges wider vaccinations
For weeks, Dr. Walter Davis was like a town crier, moving around Detroit as fast as he could to warn people that H1N1 was coming and to get immunized against it.
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