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Classrooms see more technology

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The Faculty Development Center, Eastern Michigan University’s high-tech learning hub, and eFellows, a widely sponsored initiative, are gaining successful results as far as technology goes in classrooms.


EMU Aviation expands to Lansing

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Eastern Michigan University’s aviation program is spreading its wings farther than before as its aviation partner, the EMU Eagle Flight Center, expands its flight-training program to the Lansing community.


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Justice Kelly gives students 'The View'

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Michigan Supreme Court Justice Marilyn Kelly was the first to offer her perspective at the monthly lecture series, “The View from the Bench.” The native Detroiter spoke to Eastern Michigan University students Monday afternoon in Halle Library about the critical function of State Supreme Courts in the American legal system.


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Regents OK an increase in scholarships

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After an unanimous vote by the Board of Regents, Eastern Michigan University got the green light to increase its amount in scholarships available to students next year.



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Police Blotter

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Campus: Oct. 12 –A locked bicycle was stolen from outside of the College of Business. A female was sexually assaulted in June in Downing Hall.


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Biden raises awareness on sexual assault

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On the 17th anniversary of the passage of the Violence Against Women Act – Sept. 13 – Vice President Joe Biden started “1 is 2 Many,” a campaign designed to raise awareness of sexual assault among women ages 16-24.



Site creates social media wills

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Loginwill, a site invented by a junior at Eastern Michigan University and his cousin, has created a buzz around campus because of its interesting premise, which involves individuals designating family members and friends as cyber “beneficiaries.”


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News Briefs

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Research, Technology conference Michigan State University’s Writing in Digital Environments Research Center and Eastern Michigan University’s Written Communication program will be hosting a conference in Pray-Harrold Hall from 8:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m.


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Fest lets students discuss majors

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The 2nd annual Fall Major Fest was held Monday, in effort to help freshmen and undecided majors at Eastern Michigan University kick-start their college careers and learn about studies they might want to pursue.



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Delegate seat debated

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Tuesday night the Student Senate met once again to discuss matters affecting the student body. Among others on the docket was a resolution revisiting the issue of club sports having a delegate seat.


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Abortion discussed

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Students for Life, one of the newest student organizations at Eastern Michigan University, is a group that organizes and participates in events both on and off campus geared toward the prevention of abortion.




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Step Show packs Pease

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The National Pan-Hellenic Council of Eastern Michigan University hosted its annual Step Show in Pease Hall Auditorium on Thursday. “The step show is an annual highly anticipated event,” said Ivory Harris, co-host of the show.


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10 years too many

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On Friday, the 10th-year anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion, Michigan Peaceworks — an Ann Arbor-based organization dedicated to peace, social justice, human rights and civil liberties — gathered in Ypsilanti to protest the war in Afghanistan. Equipped with signs reading “War is not the answer” and “Ten years of this war is enough,” Michigan Peaceworks members stood outside the office of U.S.


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Council hears proposal

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The Ypsilanti City Council held a working session last Monday and heard a proposal from the Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Department to put a recreation center fronting on Michigan Avenue and the Huron River on the 12 acres at the northwest corner of the 38-acre Water Street site.

Welcome back to Winging It, the Eastern Echo's arts and entertainment podcast.

This episode, Caroline Buxton sits down with Tessa Hanrath to talk about "June on the Moon," EMU Theatre's upcoming interactive sensory production.

For more information on performance dates and ticketing, check out EMU Theatre's website at: https://emich.ludus.com/index....

Host: Caroline Buxton

Director: Anthony Thatxton

Editor: Gray Connor