According to Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra Music Director and Conductor, Adam C. Riccinto, “If you’ve not heard an orchestra live, you’ve not heard an orchestra.” The Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra, in partnership with Dykema, The Henry Ford and The Sphinx Organization, is bringing culture to our doorstep at 3:30 p.m.
“Everyone in this world has to encounter a teacher in order to advance themselves,” Savannah Charles, a senior at Eastern Michigan University and secondary education major with a focus in English.
“I dance because I can’t picture myself doing anything else. I know it is something that will always be a part of my life,” said dedicated dancer Chloe Gray, a senior majoring in dance and a performer in “Crossroads” dance show.
Mac Miller: some people want to date him. “I love you, Mac Miller! Call me!” Eastern Michigan University student Miranda Heleski said.
Dave Heikkinen, president of the Downtown Association of Ypsilanti, talks about Downtown Ypsilanti like a proud parent: “Behind every business is a great person with an interesting story.” Through DAY, local businesses put their heads together not only to create economic opportunities for themselves, but also to stimulate the community of Ypsilanti through cultural events.
“Why are people afraid to buy condoms? Why is there a stigma behind safe sex? If you’re getting laid, it’s not a bad thing,” Eric Ward, program coordinator for Eastern Michigan University’s Wellness Center, said.
T.S Eliot wrote that April was the cruelest month, but it doesn’t have to be because of your taxes.
Summer is right around the corner and what better way to enjoy your sunny afternoons than acquiring knowledge in the classroom?
While some believe the heart of a college campus is in the library, the classroom or the athletic field, others might argue the hub of EMU’s student community lies in the local pizza place. Former marine, business owner and restaurant manager Randy Bone breathed new life into the Benito’s family pizza business in May of last year.
Go around the world and back with Mac Miller on Wednesday, April 4, when he’ll be bringing “The Party on Fifth Ave” to the EMU Convocation Center.
Solutions by The State News
