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EMU alumni and current high school teacher David Baldwin (right) stands in line for food with his students at last year’s German-American Day.

EMU to celebrate German heritage

By Michael Hintz · Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009

For German-Americans on Eastern Michigan University’s campus, this is an exciting and momentous year.

Hungry for a new adventure: Find soy alternatives to meat

By Sam Primeau · Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009

Last week I had a dream about eating meat. I was at school, someone handed me a hamburger and I couldn’t resist the temptation and started chowing down.

Local NAACP chapter focuses on Ypsi youth

By Charnika Jett · Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009

Not one to back down from social pressure, The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is known to demand justice from the community and Eastern Michigan University’s student chapter is no different.

The Metro Perspective

By Jeff Klein · Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009

Anyway, I had just asked her what her biggest fantasy was when she responded, “I want a threesome…” I believe the technical term for that is “winning the lottery.” “…with another guy,” she finished.

'Paranormal Activity' a genuinely terrifying horror film

By Jeff Gerding · Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009

This past week the State Theater in Ann Arbor was one of a dozen or so theaters around the country to show special pre-release screenings of one of this fall’s most hyped films, “Paranormal Activity.”

Corner Brewery, Ann Arbor Brewing Co. prepare to join in celebration of Oktoberfest this weekend

By Jeff Gerding · Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009

Break out the bier stein and grab your lederhosen, it’s time for Oktoberfest!

Breakfast reigns as most important meal of your day

By Samuel Gant · Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009

Despite the numerous public service announcements, the average American wakes up to the most important meal of the day and fails to put up a fight to the laziness or conveniences of the small one stop shop meals of the day.

Twitter users need responsibility

By Jeff Gerding · Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009

It seems like the same cycle is repeated every time a new social networking site crops up. At first people are apprehensive, but curiosity gets the best of them and they eventually become addicts.

Excitement grows in Eagle Nation as homecoming game approaches

By Sam Primeau · Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009

Sharing a neighborhood with the Wolverines can sometimes overshadow the sense of school pride Eastern Michigan students do indeed have. However, with homecoming fast approaching, the EMU campus is all atwitter with excitement for this Saturday’s game.

Hungry for Adventure: Top Ten Reasons To Go Veg

By Sam Primeau · Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009

I recently moved here from Colorado. During my time there, I became a “citizen” of the western region. In the West people move more slowly, life is more casual and people are extremely earthy, outdoorsy and food-conscious.

The Metro Perspective

By Jeff Klein · Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009

Many of you know President Obama spoke at Notre Dame over the summer. You probably also know his invitation to speak there sparked quite a bit of controversy because of President Obama’s views on abortion.

Center for Multicultural Affairs fosters diversity

By Charnika Jett · Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009

Are you a part of a student organization and have an awesome idea for an event, but lost on how to go about putting it together?

The Ragbirds: Local group returns to area to play record release party at Blind Pig

By Samuel Gant · Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009

Local band The Ragbirds are playing an album release party for their new CD “Finally Almost Maybe” at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor on Sept.

Rec/IM good for body, mind, relationships and easy on the wallet

By Sarah Savercool · Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009

EMU student Melissa Heatlie climbs aboard the elliptical and pedals smoothly to the beat of her favorite techno music, “Hyper Crush,” blaring in her ears.

In a paradox that exists only in indie music, The Dodos risk their fan base by striving for popularity.

Biggest risk The Dodos take on their latest album is avoiding innovations

By Jeff Gerding · Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009

When discussing indie music it’s important to understand that there are at least two definitions of what an indie band is: young bands who are actually signed to independent labels and produce lo-fi music because they haven’t started making money yet, and bands that are deliberately producing this sound regardless of how long they’ve been making music and how much money they have. These definitions are certainly not all-encompassing, nor are they exclusive.

Diet tips for athletes: The best training programs combine balanced meals with dedicated exercise

By Samuel Gant · Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009

Athletes train, sacrifice and push themselves in many ways with astute dedication for their events. Even if you are not among the great gladiators of our day just working out in the gym, keeping in shape can be a discipline in itself. I understand the needs of the student population that exercises and wants to build muscle while having a nutritious meal, instead of the physically unsatisfying ones that leave your body screaming for food.

EMU to celebrate German heritage

Hungry for a new adventure: Find soy alternatives to meat

Local NAACP chapter focuses on Ypsi youth

The Metro Perspective

'Paranormal Activity' a genuinely terrifying horror film

Corner Brewery, Ann Arbor Brewing Co. prepare to join in celebration of Oktoberfest this weekend

Breakfast reigns as most important meal of your day

Twitter users need responsibility

Excitement grows in Eagle Nation as homecoming game approaches

Hungry for Adventure: Top Ten Reasons To Go Veg

The Metro Perspective

Center for Multicultural Affairs fosters diversity

The Ragbirds: Local group returns to area to play record release party at Blind Pig

Rec/IM good for body, mind, relationships and easy on the wallet

Biggest risk The Dodos take on their latest album is avoiding innovations

Diet tips for athletes: The best training programs combine balanced meals with dedicated exercise

Is there always a right and wrong answer?

The love doctor is in

Hungry for adventure: In search of yummy deals

Student veteran group helps ex-military become adjusted to life on campus