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His family back home safe, local Haitian calls earthquake, ‘God’s grace’
Staff Writer Haitian Lee Gilles went one… two… three… four brutally long days without speaking to his family in Haiti. He listened to the radio, read every newspaper and was glued to CNN. He didn’t know if his brother, sister and her husband and their child survived an earthquake that killed tens of thousands. He didn’t know if they were crushed beneath the rubble or needed treatment. He didn’t know. |
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WCC looking to expand – but not on campus
Editor Washtenaw Community College administrators want to expand classes in Ann Arbor beyond Huron River Drive. But with multiple options, they’re trying to decide what would work best for students. |
Diversions
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Ready, Set, Toast:
Ann Arbor restaurants prepare for the Artini Martini CrawlStaff Writer You might compare some downtown Ann Arbor businesses to Tibetan monks hunched over a Sand Mandala. They’ve spent hours, maybe even months creating a delicate piece of art. Once it’s finished, they plan to get rid of it. |
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A life transformed – by Yoga
Marcela Toledo Staff Writer When she enters, her beautiful presence illuminates the room. And, in a soft voice and kind eyes, instructs by example the discipline that changed her life. Nobody would imagine how different she was before she encountered yoga. |
Voices
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Olympics just bring a lot more confusion to sports illiterate Editor I don’t really like sports. I don’t like playing them, watching others play them or talking about them, so naturally, I don’t know much about them. |
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I’m sorry, but if you’re married and cheating you’re still an idiot News Editor When I started working for The Washtenaw Voice in August, my main goal was to create a newspaper that everyone on campus felt compelled to read. |
Sports
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Michigan pins faint hopes on season’s stretch drive Sports editor Deshawn Sims’ last second shot against Michigan State hit the backboard, then the rim, and then fell worthlessly to the ground as time expired in the most heartbreaking loss of a frustrating season. |
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Rich Rod gives UM fans renewed hope after another glittering recruiting class
James Highsmith Sports Writer With just two years under his University of Michigan coaching belt, Rich Rodriguez just isn’t the right fit for fans used to seeing their team compete for Big Ten titles year after year. |
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