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ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS AT U-M

Ann Arbor News reporters interviewed more than 80 people for this series that examines how and why many student-athletes land in the general studies degree program.
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LOCAL SPORTS

• Blevins stays true to himself, EMU Tailback rises above tragedy, inner-city vices

• Eagles keep their eye on the prize '07 trophy a spur to further success

• Gilbert forms a bond with team

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

• Brighton girls double the fun

• Dexter pays tribute to late teammate

• Richard defeats Albion, 24-8

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STATE SPORTS

• Tigers can't tame Twins

• Michigan State wants Ringer to run rampant

• Lions ready to fix last season's mistakes

ANN ARBOR NEWS EXTRA

Eastern Michigan University & You: 2008

Welcome to EMU & You, a special section focusing on Eastern Michigan University as students return to Ypsilanti for the 2008-09 academic year.
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• Reflection: Carla Wallenda

• Reflection: Falling for Niagara

• U-M softball: Springing into action

• Synch or Swim

• Reflection: Circus Extravaganza

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M EDITION 2008

The path to higher learning
Welcome to M Edition 2008.
Stories this year highlight a
cross-section of students, staff,
faculty and administrators who collectively spend the year creating one of the leading higher education communities in the nation.
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LAKE LIVING

Life on the water
Lake Living is a quarterly magazine that focuses on life on and around
the waters of Washtenaw and Livingston counties.
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GREEN MI

State of the environment
This second edition of our eco-friendly publication examines the importance of the Huron River to residents of Washtenaw and Livingston counties.
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OUTLOOK 2008

Today's Entree - The Service Sector
While the goods-producing sector of our economy is floundering, service providers are growing both jobs and wages in Washtenaw County.
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PHOTOS FROM ANN ARBOR USERS

Cooper Hawk

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Pittsfield Township to ask police to look at finances of senior citizen group

By John Mulcahy | Pittsfield Township officials will ask police this week to investigate the financial practices of the township's senior citizens group. It is the latest development in the ongoing investigation into the finances of Pittsfield Seniors, a dispute that began in June when the township took over bank accounts and investments maintained by the group.
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REAL-TIME UPDATES

News

• Pittsfield Township to ask police to look at finances of senior citizen group

• Local Republican Congressional candidates see lift after GOP convention

• Businessman, clinic have grand plans for Ypsilanti community center, neighborhood

• Political Notebook: Mark Schauer takes his 7th Congressional District race to the airways

Crime

• Man convicted in Ann Arbor restaurant robbery

• 2 men arrested for stealing 3 tons of steel from the University of Michigan

Traffic

• Traffic backed up on Huron Street in downtown Ann Arbor