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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

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Editorials

From the Daily: Students for city council

BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY

The party’s effort to elect a student for city council is a positive step toward involving students in the city and spreading awareness about the particular problems students face.

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From the Daily: Consistency with contraception

BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY

While it's great to see the federal government discussing women's issues and making steps to granting women full reproductive rights, many states are unfortunately not on the same page.

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From the Daily: Don’t block the vote

BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Fixing tax fraud issues can be done without disenfranchising college voters.

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From the Daily: Artificially intelligent writing

BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Language and style are complex and difficult to measure, and universities should ensure that English instruction prepares students for the academic and professional writing required for success.

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From the Daily: Covert (in)action

BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Cover-ups and scandal hiding shouldn’t be synonymous with college administration decisions.

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From the Daily: A city in its own right

BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY

The City Council should not redirect this revenue from the DDA to the detriment of downtown Ann Arbor.

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From the Daily: Enabling the disabled

BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY

While Services for Students with Disabilities has made great strides in providing students with disabilities the proper academic help, University leaders can’t ignore these issues and must continue to strive to build a community that’s accepting and accessible to all students.

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