The Urge
to tattle on her.
Be too grown up to bother.
Choke on laughter —
let it bust out my eyes.
Glimpse my hair in every mirror.
Curtain every reflective crack.
Call Mom.
Hit ignore.
Surprise them all —
because I’m consistent for once.
Sketch the Eiffel Tower —
the Liberty Bell —
Not To Be
What's in a name?
Nothing if you can't remember it.
Ah-hem.
A first date should be:
-Punctual
-Unusual
-Fun (not merely enjoyable)
-Long
-A fantastic production of “Henry IV, Part 1” followed by a few glasses of wine and extensive discussions of our favorite musicians that dissolves into a sloppy kiss sing-along
The lady doth not protest
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The University of Michigan freshman is a member of Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2017 — one of the youngest in the Energy category.
Senior guard Siera Thompson has started in all but four of her 141 career games, and she’s averaged over 31 minutes of playing time each season — making her the most reliable player Michigan had on its roster this year.
Flaherty did her job and kept the Wolverines afloat before they managed to pull away in the third overtime period.
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Jake Butt used his platform at Michigan's Pro Day to address issues he has with NCAA policies regarding compensation for student athletes.
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