State representative hosts town hall on zero-tolerance policies and youth incarceration-
About 50 attendees packed a room of Washtenaw Community College’s Morris Lawrence Building Wednesday evening for a town hall hosted by state Rep.
Longtime professor Martha Jones reflects on her time at the University-
As the director of the Law School’s program in Race, Law and History, former chair of the Department of Afroamerican and African Studies and, most recently this winter, her work as a Presidential Bicentennial professor with the landmark Stumbling Blocks exhibit — History Prof. Martha Jones has become somewhat of a stalwart in convening campus around issues of race and social justice.
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StudioWOS: A boundary-less artist aims to #RemixTheWorld-
It was last year, around the summer, that I realized I can’t make everything perfect.
The Daily goes to Cannes 2017-
“What a place” doesn’t even come close.
My first morning at Cannes begins quite early (3:15 a.m., to be exact), in London, as I make my way to the airport. With nothing but extensive google searches to arm myself, I get on a Nice bound flight with a heavy bag of dreams, a laptop, three books and my passport. The painfully early 7:30 a.m. flight is far from sleepy. On the contrary, it’s full of international industry chatter; reporters planning their interviews by the bathrooms; producers catching up with friends over seatbacks; cinephiles eagerly listening to whatever dish they could hear. Business cards, I quickly learn, are currency in Cannes.
Wolverines stunned by Northwestern in tournament opener-
Down 4-3, the seventh-seeded Wildcats plated three runs in the top of the ninth against Lamb and sophomore left-hander William Tribucher to earn a come-from-behind, 6-4 upset win against the second-seeded Wolverines.
