Saturday, November 21, 2009

Michigan

No More Bags at University of Michigan Football Games

Security personnel want to focus on larger security concerns at the Big House. more >>

Oakland University in Michigan's Strike Ends

School is back in session after a weeklong break. more >>

Financial Aid Appeals Are Up in Michigan

Financial aid appeals have jumped about 60 percent at two Michigan universities. more >>

Obama Administration Considers Moving Detainees to Michigan, Kansas

Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback said this morning he doesn't want Guantánamo detainees in his state. more >>

Republicans Show Startling Strength in Race for Michigan Governor

A poll on the governor for Michigan shows Republican candidates leading over Democrats. more >>

Why Don't the Unemployed In Detroit Get Jobs in Ann Arbor? They Lack the Skills

Why don't the unemployed in Detroit work in Ann Arbor? Presumably they don't have the skills. more >>

Michigan Voters Favor Auto Bailout for Chrysler, GM in Poll, Unlike Rest of Nation

Surprisingly, Michigan voters don't favor the auto bailout by as high a margin as one might think. more >>

Michigan Governor to Propose Tuition Freeze

In Tuesday's speech, she will offer additional funding to public universities that don't raise tuition. more >>

3 Arrested After Gaza Sit-In at Senator's Office

1 Michigan State and 2 Ferris State students charged after demanding to talk with Sen. Carl Levin more >>

Migration Gives South and West Big Gains, Census Bureau Statistics Show

Rhode Island, Michigan lose most in hard-hit East and Midwest. more >>

Liquor Sales Up, Beer Sales Down

Students and residents opt for more cost-efficient drinking as economy worsens. more >>

Why Many Iraqi Refugees Who Want to Settle in Detroit Are Being Sent Elsewhere

Detroit has a large Arab community. But the recession has hit the city particularly hard. more >>

Michigan Raises $3.1 Billion in Funds

The amount is the most ever by a public university. more >>

Obama Pulls Ahead of McCain in Michigan

McCain’s campaign announced they were pulling out of the state. more >>

Health Buzz: Michigan E. coli Outbreak and Other Health News

Caffeinated energy drinks, a workout timeout, and flu shots with (and without) thimerosal. more >>

Michigan Schools Hit by E. Coli Outbreak

Michigan State reports seven confirmed cases of one strain, while the University of Michigan has three. more >>

ACLU Sues Michigan Over Voter Purge Program, Saying It Hurts College Students

Lawsuit alleges that voter-registration rules in this swing state could disenfranchise young people. more >>

Michigan Democrats Are Ready to Work for Obama

Obama is reaching out to the economically struggling state. more >>

Public Opinion: What Will the Democratic National Committee Do About Florida and Michigan?

How will the delegate controversy play out? more >>

Democrats May Drag Out Fight; Decision Time on Florida, Michigan Votes

Now it's the referees who are getting ready to rumble. more >>

Democrats Ponder a Delegate-Fight Compromise

The Democratic National Committee acted with "proper authority and jurisdiction" earlier this year. more >>

Public Opinion: Michigan, Florida, and the Democrats

How should the Democrats deal with the Florida and Michigan convention delegates? more >>

D.C. Meeting Could Bring Compromise on Michigan, Florida Delegates

Florida and Michigan Have No Case for a Revote

It's simple: The Democrats in both states knew the rules before they violated them. more >>

Clinton Says ‘No’ to a Caucus Do-Over

Clinton says she wouldn't accept a caucus to reallocate Michigan's and Florida's delegates. more >>

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