Police Blotter: September 16 - September 21
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Monday, Sept. 16
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Monday, Sept. 16
When it comes to becoming a business mogul, Sanya Tyson- Weston has created a name for herself in the city of Detriot. Tyson is one of the many business owners throughout the Metro Detriot Area, but there is one that what makes her stand out and unique from other business owners, is her titled as Experience Travel Executive, CEO.
Nick Pomante, student coordinator for the Office of Wellness and Community Responsibility, hosted the first Wellness Woof of the fall semester on Tuesday, Sept. 17, at the Lake House. The event went from 4-6 p.m. and was open to all students.
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The first Business and Finance Committee meeting of the year rolled around on Tuesday, Sept. 17 as several student organizations and club sports came to request money for upcoming events.
An EMU student, Nathan Todd, saw multiple cop cars surrounding the area with caution tape spread around the block.
The Eastern Michigan Eagles have a chance to accomplish something that has only been done once in head coach Chris Creighton's tenure with the team, which is starting the season with a 3-1 record. The Eagles will have a chance to do so when they face Central Connecticut State on Saturday Sept. 21 at Rynearson Stadium in the home opener.
Following the publication of the piece titled “Opinion: EMU should provide digital newspaper subscriptions to students,” this summer, Suzanne Gray of Halle Library reached out to provide more insight on news sources available to students. Her comment on the online article was as follows:
The new academic year is in full swing and it started with a three-day orientation for incoming EMU students. As a student who went through First Four as a freshman and through First Three as an NSOA (New Student Orientation Assistant) leading into my junior and senior years, I would argue that it is among the best EMU programs and has made a positive impact on countless first-year students and student leaders.
Eastern Michigan’s marching band, also known as the “Pride of the Peninsula,” performed at the Detroit Lions season opener against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Students interested in strengthening their education, expanding their network and taking the right steps to begin their career filled room 352 of the Student Center on Sept. 17 to learn more about EMU's Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA).
The Eastern Michigan men’s golf team started its 2019-20 season on Sept. 9 in Huntington West Virginia at the 50th Annual Joe Feaganes Marshall Invitational.
Eastern Michigan volleyball played Navy Sept. 14 at the Convocation Center. Eastern came into this game with a 3-3 record, fresh off of a 3-0 rout of McNeese State to end the Sawyer Camillo Memorial Classic.
Former Eastern Michigan football players faced off against one another in the NFL Sept. 15. Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Andrew Wylie played Oakland Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby.
In last week’s third Democratic primary debate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren suggested that the reason America doesn’t have universal background checks or a ban on assault weapons is because of the Senate filibuster. Warren has been arguing since April that the time-honored Senate mechanism should be disregarded in order to pass sweeping reforms like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal.
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With all the medical advancements we’ve made, simple methods end up not being considered. I struggled with acne, and I was desperate to clear my face. Out of all the different treatments, cutting dairy was what helped my acne.
Wesley Howell, director of EMU's Rec/IM department, said goodbye to Eastern Michigan University - and Michigan - at the beginning of the fall semester. After serving the students of EMU for over a year, Howell said he was excited but saddened to announce his acceptance of a position in the recreational facilities at the distinguished Stanford University near Palo Alto, California.
Monday, Sept. 9
Eastern Michigan men’s basketball head coach Rob Murphy announced 10 new signees to the roster for the season, on Monday, Aug. 26. Four of the signees are incoming freshmen while the remaining six signees are transfers. Shamar Dillard, Marcus Gibbs, Chris James and Luis Pacheco are the four new freshmen.