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The Burton Tower that never was
In 1925 students hoped to honor U-M President Marion LeRoy Burton with a tower designed by Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen. But the Great Depression intervened.
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Ken Burns returns
You can take the filmmaker out of Ann Arbor, but you can’t take Ann Arbor out of the filmmaker. On a recent visit to campus, epic documentarian Ken Burns reminisced about growing up in Tree Town.
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Claws and Effect
We all know that the wolverine is a rare breed. But it’s also a threatened species that needs our protection. Biologist Bridget Fahey, MS ’97, is on the case at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Why is behavior change so hard?
Victor Katch explores the process of changing our habits and encourages readers to take his 30-day “Health Yourself Nutrition Pledge.”
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Nonplussed about a guest columnist?
Anne Curzan turns her column over to graduating senior Nicholas Triantafillou this month. He details a semantic shift leaving many linguists nonplussed. Or are they?
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Ode to the road
Frank Beaver sends news from the British Film Institute, where he gets re-inspired by some of the greatest road pictures of all time.
