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Chorus girls

The presence of chorus girls at a 1921 fraternity party revealed scandalous behavior by students and administrators alike.

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Bill Martin's legacy

As he approaches retirement, the athletic director will go down as one of U-M's most influential figures.

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Talking about science »

A world without ice

Geophysics professor Henry Pollack explains how scientists know that CO2 is at its highest level in 800,000 years, and what it means for the planet.

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Veterans Radio

U-M alumni and Vietnam veterans Dale Throneberry and Bob Gould found their calling in the stories of fellow vets.

Talking about movies »

Tarantino's film history

The director's latest film is brutally violent at the same time it joyfully recalls movies of the past.

Talking about words »

Canadian, eh

Native speakers are increasingly proud of the "fizzy Canadian cocktail" that is their language.

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Why are there two Michigan Today archives?

Michigan Today has been published by the U-M News Service since 1968. It began as a four-page newspaper for faculty and staff. In 1984, it was transformed into a quarterly alumni magazine, 24 pages long and mailed to more than 400,000 U-M alumni.

In 1993, we began publishing an electronic version of the print edition. Later, in 2004, we began to complement MT with a monthly electronic newsletter, the "NewsE."

Meanwhile, the costs of printing and mailing the magazine to so many alums became too heavy to bear. Fall 2006 saw the last print edition of Michigan Today. The magazine exists now solely online (and we dropped the name "NewsE.")

Because these two publications overlapped for several years, Michigan Today has two archives. The "print" archive is an online version of print magazines from 1993-2006. The "electronic" archive contains all editions published exclusively online, from 2004 to the present.

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