Kaylee Lentz
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Debate could bring new videotaping policy
Eastern Michigan University had favorable reactions to a policy the University of Missouri began mulling over mid-November, indicating approval to begin requiring students to obtain written permission from professors before videotaping classroom lectures. As it stands, EMU is close behind UM in the way of making changes.
National AIDS Day: Quilt builds AIDS awareness
Thursday marks World AIDS Day — internationally, one of the most recognized times of year dedicated to health.
Black Friday sales are up this year
Black Friday retail sales are up 7 percent from last year, according to a recent survey promising a strong turnout for Cyber Monday.
Going home for the holidays
Undeterred by weather, a flagging economy or a spike in the price of travel, an estimated 42.5 million Americans took the skies, railways and roads to be with family and friends this Thanksgiving.
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Emergency test A nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System was conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Surveys examine university stats
The truth behind Eastern Michigan University students—driving forces for attendance, academic feedback, student demographics and more—was revealed by two annual, national surveys.
Pediatricians write unnecessary prescriptions
Parents who utilize Eastern Michigan University’s Children Institute should be cautious. A new study shows American pediatricians write more than 10 million unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions each year, contributing to potentially dangerous drug resistance.
News Briefs
The Physical Plant has begun to switch the university’s heating system. Changes have already been made in apartments and residence halls.
Survey findings depressing
Those who voluntarily represented Eastern Michigan University in a recent, anonymous survey surpassed the average number of college students who have admittedly felt symptoms of depression at least once in their lives.
Movie hopes to open eyes
“The Indian Schools — A Survivor’s Story,” a documentary created in part by Eastern Michigan University professor Kay McGowan, will reveal the truths of Native American boarding schools at an upcoming screening.
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