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(11/07/10 9:02pm)
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) reviews early vote reporting at the DNC headquarters in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, November 2, 2010.
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Bernero warns Snyder in concession speech
(11/03/10 8:18pm)
The Michigan Democratic Party held a post-election celebration amid bleak results being reported on Tuesday night at the MGM Grand Detroit Casino.
Police Blotter
(11/03/10 8:15pm)
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Students get advice in yearly EMUBA program
(10/31/10 9:05pm)
The Eastern Michigan University Black Alumni Association hosted its annual “Young and Successful” program on Oct. 20 to focus on successful EMU graduates and their personal stories of entering the job world, giving them a chance to give advice to students. The event took place in Best Hall Lounge from 6-8 p.m. The speakers included Monica Marie Jones, an author, publisher and radio show host; Noel Abdur-Rahim, senior associate assurance practice of Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP; Rhea Cooper, a supervisor for Ennis Center for Children Detroit; and Ataul Usman, a human resource generalist at the University of Michigan.
Disability panel talks of hidden handicaps
(10/31/10 9:03pm)
This past Thursday, The Invisible Disability Discussion panel, consisting of four students, related the problems and virtues coming with disabilities that cannot be observed by others.
Engel's tragedy led to reinvention
(10/27/10 9:11pm)
Marcus Engel, a national speaker, visited Eastern Michigan University on Tuesday to talk about experiences that changed his life forever.
Many perspectives voiced in Race and Sexuality discussion
(10/27/10 9:08pm)
A panel featuring several distinguished members discussed race and sexuality in the Student Center on Tuesday.
Police Blotter
(10/27/10 9:06pm)
Oct. 25
Forum addresses lingering concern over Echo comic
(10/24/10 8:43pm)
The Eastern Michigan University divisions of Academic Affairs, Student Affairs and Enrollment Management hosted “Continuing the Conversation: A Forum on Civility and Respect” in the Student Center Ballroom last Wednesday. The forum included a panel made up of representatives from different organizations on campus, as well as professors of various departments. This was the follow-up to the first forum that dealt with a controversial comic published in The Eastern Echo. Reginald Barnes, director of diversity and community involvement, was the first panelist to respond to a question posed by the moderator, professor Ronald Woods. Although the title of the forum suggested civility and respect were the focus, Barnes had a different view. “Support, appreciation and nurturance are the three words I would add to civility and respect,” Barnes said. “Respect should be the minimum goal for us to reach.”
Police Blotter
(10/24/10 8:41pm)
Oct. 20
Business Side of Youth vies for Pepsi's money
(10/20/10 8:44pm)
The Business Side of Youth, a program of the Office of Academic Service-Learning, is competing for a $50,000 grant through the Pepsi Refresh Project. The Business Side of Youth submitted its program “The Business Side of A(rts),” which aims to give those interested in music production, graphic design and fashion the entrepreneurial skills to pursue their passions.
Police Blotter
(10/20/10 8:42pm)
Oct. 15
New study abroad program to focus on Holocaust study
(10/20/10 8:41pm)
Professors Carla Damiano and Marty Shichtman hosted the program “Representing the Holocaust: An EMU Study Abroad Opportunity” Tuesday evening in the Downing Hall lounge, which gives students the opportunity to visit a number of European cities.
TS-NOSTALGIA MCT
(10/20/10 8:38pm)
Old Pepsi crates made of pine and metal bracing. The Business Side of Youth is competing for a $50,000 grant that will be given out by the Pepsi Refresh Project.
Student Government sparks discussion with “Times Talks” series
(10/10/10 10:47pm)
This past Thursday “Times Talks,” a series of conversations designed to engage students in discussions of current events and editorials featured in The New York Times, took place in the Student Center’s Kiva room.
Police Blotter
(10/10/10 10:45pm)
Oct. 6 On Oakwood Street, a subject was arrested on an EMU bench warrant for a traffic offense at 6:04 p.m.
Forum addresses uproar over Eastern Echo comic
(10/10/10 10:43pm)
Eastern Michigan University held a panel discussion and open forum entitled “Our Learning Community: A Forum on Values and Respect” this past Thursday in the Student Center Ballroom to discuss a comic printed in The Eastern Echo.
Panel
(10/10/10 10:38pm)
“A Forum on Values and Respect” took place on Thursday to discuss an Eastern Echo comic depicting two members of the KKK. Opinions at the gathering weighed the offensiveness of the comic against free speech rights.
Beyond Binary explores sexuality
(10/06/10 9:53pm)
On Tuesday, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Alliance held an event about sexual identity and orientation on the third floor of the Student Center.
Police Blotter
(10/06/10 9:51pm)
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