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Student Government roundup, Nov. 11

Student Government’s business is handled by committees student senators volunteer for. These committees work with members of the executive board to handle the day-to-day function of the body as a whole.

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Police Blotter

Sept. 12 Nonstudents were seen arguing near the mailroom shipping and were issued disturbing the public peace around 7:04 p.m. A subject was arrested for possession of stolen credit cards on Huron River Drive around 6:35 p.m. A 1997 Honda Civic was stolen from the 2000 block of Ellsworth Road.

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New faculty hires

College of Arts and Sciences African American studies Ana Monteiro-Ferreira, of Philadelphia, Pa., assistant professor of African American Studies.

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Police Blotter

April 4 An act of vandalism was reported from Cornell Court Apartments around 10 p.m. A laundry machine was damaged by a group of Ypsilanti residents. Tenants testified to hearing banging sounds coming from the laundry room the previous night. One witness saw the group and identified it to Ypsilanti Police. The case was closed the next day.

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Police Blotter

March 29 A disagreement over owed money turned violent in the Mayhew lot. The two students involved met around 1:30 p.m., and within minutes the victim called DPS for help.

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The Eastern Echo and the student media team are focused on taking the news operation into the future with an emphasis on multimedia delivery and good old-fashioned, strong reporting tools. Journalism is changing, but the work journalists produce is as necessary as ever. The team created this video to demonstrate that work and commitment.

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Dr. You Li interviews Megan Clement about her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen to the conversation in podcast form on the Eastern Echo Podcast or check out the full archived conversation at Eastern Michigan University's archive website.