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E-books could make fast transition in 2010

By Tim Barker · Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2009

When Sheila Effan found a Kindle electronic reader among her gifts last Christmas, one of her first thoughts was whether she would miss the smell and feel of real paper. She got her answer five months later.

New ‘Mario Bros.’ improves classic game series for Wii

By Justin Hoeger · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

“New Super Mario Bros.” on the DS was a welcome return to 2-D form for Mario and Luigi.

Haifa Falafel provides cheap, delicious food

By Robert Bunnell · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

At some point in your life you’ve probably eaten at some sort of Mediterranean food shop, whether it’s been a locally run Albanian Coney or a Jordanian-run Pita shop in Dearborn.

Student Org. Spotlight: ‘ROC Unplugged’ spreads Christianity using drama

By Nicole Bell · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

Reflections of Christ Drama Team (ROC) put on its annual fall performance in the Student Center Auditorium Wednesday.

The Metro Perspective: Rules cards revisited

By Jeff Klein · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

By Jeff Klein Life Columnist I had a great idea a few years ago, and I think it’s time to revive it. I love having long, in-depth discussions with all of my friends about relationships.

Great acting, comedy make 'Firebird' a hit

By Nicole Bell · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

Jackson Lacey’s “The Prince, the Wolf and the Firebird” opened Friday to retell a classic children’s story.

Hungry for a new adventure: Quick, easy meal solutions

By Samantha Primeau · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

During this semester, I’ve found some fantastic recipes, made some discoveries in the world of food and started to lead a healthy new lifestyle. But even still, I’ve found myself bored because I end up eating salad after salad and bowls of rice.

2009 Ultimate Holiday Tech Guide

By CNET.com · Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009

CNET editors have rounded up the best gadget gifts this season, from budget picks to high-end luxuries, it’s all here.

Folktale to bring action, comedy to Quirk

By Nicole Bell · Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009

Tomorrow is opening day at Quirk for Jackson Lacey’s “The Prince, the Wolf and the Firebird,” directed by Pam Cardell.

Writer questions views of nature with poetry, art

By Nicole Bell · Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009

On Tuesday, the English and Art departments assembled a show of visual artist and writer Yedda Morrison’s work at the Student Center as part of the Bath House Reading Series.

The Metro Perspective: Society forces people to lie

By Jeff Klein · Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

I’ve got a confession to make: I’ve lied to my parents. Of course, that’s probably not the most unusual thing in the world. I mean, everyone lies, right? I doubt there’s anyone among us who hasn’t. But the real question is, was I wrong to do it?

Director explores new territory with ‘Mr. Fox’

By Jeff Gerding · Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

Since the mid 1990s, Wes Anderson has carved out his own little niche in the film industry with dry, sharp-witted humor, lovably quirky characters and a visual style that is undeniably his own.

Women's Resource Center helps shatter the glass ceiling

By Jeff Gerding · Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

On Tuesday night, the Women’s Resource Center and the Applied Sociology Program at Eastern Michigan University will be sponsoring a discussion by Shannon Garret, the Great Lakes Regional director for the White House Project. The discussion is this Tuesday, Dec.

Oscar-winning band discusses life, achievements

By Greg Kot · Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

Glen Hansard never imagined he would one day be having dinner at Barbra Streisand’s place in Malibu, Calif., but there he was at Babs’ mansion with his songwriting partner in the Swell Season, Marketa Irglova.

Hungry for a new adventure: Are we really meat eaters?

By Sam Primeau · Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

Here’s a question that has been tossed around for ages: Are humans naturally meat eaters or vegetarians?

English professor talks adolescence, new book

By Josh Foster · Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

Jeff Duncan does not easily fit into the stereotypical English professor role. For one thing, he does not shy away from the harsh language that accompanies a harsher life.

Communication isn’t a one-way street

By Jeff Klein · Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009

I’m deep in the throes of a funk. Things haven’t been going as well for me as I would like them to.

New Moon Rising

By Jodie Bolinger · Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009

“Twilight Saga: New Moon” hit theaters this weekend to packed midnight shows across the country, breaking records for both the weekend and midnight shows. Kristen Stewart is back as Bella Swan, a clumsy 17-year-old who is in love with vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson). But when Edward and his family need to leave the city of Forks, Bella is left behind. Finding solace in her friendship with Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner), Bella begins to develop feelings for her friend.

Hungry for a new adventure: Giving thanks

By Sam Primeau · Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009

Thanksgiving is on its way and it certainly is a holiday that leaves many vegetarians unthankful for the fact that they don’t eat meat.

EMU lecture debunks myths on racial issues

Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009

Humanity as a whole has very different ideas when it comes to race. Definitions of race depend on where you’re from and what culture or belief system you believe to be true.

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