In the last six days, I am certain that I spent at least 25 hours in the car and most of it behind the wheel. A long but good family trip. Anyway, I’m a bit behind, but I came across a couple of things I thought I’d group together in one post to kick [...]
Assuming that ICT has not cracked the secret of time-travel, I’m guessing that someone has made a pretty silly error.
BTW, for the unfamiliar, see the often not completely G-rated FAIL blog.
After school today, sitedad and family will be off to an undisclosed location to visit family for Thanksgiving. My assumption is that we won’t be deep-frying a turkey. I have to say that I’ve always been kind of fascinated and tempted by the possibility, but watching videos like this one makes me think [...]
I didn’t realize that Governor Jennifer Granholm was going to be on campus so early today, 9 am. I couldn’t have made it if I had remembered though. Did anyone go? How was it?
I also discovered this morning this fine press release on the EMU web site, “An open letter to EMU [...]
From Inside Higher Ed this morning, ” Northeastern Ends Football.” In many ways, Northeastern University is very different from EMU; but, as this quote suggests, they share a lot in common:
Joseph Aoun, president of the university, said in his statement that the decision involved setting priorities. “Northeastern has always been guided by the principle [...]
From Annarbor.com (and, surprisingly, nothing from the Eastern Echo, at least yet) comes “Campus concealed weapons bills debated at Eastern Michigan University panel discussion.” There’s a good discussion going on there, but I have to say I very much agree with this comment from Andy Ypsilanti:
This is a great idea. Because college kids are [...]
I found this via Mark Maynard’s blog this morning, where students were protesting/rioting about the University of California system board of regents raising tuition:
The filmmakers were apparently in the area filming something about an upcoming documentary about the collapse of the U.S. dollar. According to the SFGate article “UC regents approve steep tuition hike,” [...]
So, I followed through on my threat/promise to go to the forums for the chief of governmental and community relations interviews this afternoon. I typed up some notes on both Jon Cool and Felicia Wasson, but I don’t think what I typed up was particularly interesting. So, here’s a few bullet point impressions [...]
I’ve gotta say: this is starting to look a little fishy.
Geoff Larcom sent around this email this afternoon at about 1:30 announcing the opportunities for faculty and staff to meet and greet the finalists for the chief governmental and community relations job:
Faculty, staff and students are invited to open forums to meet the two [...]
Also in the news: “Governor to talk the ‘Promise’ at EMU.” From the Echo:
Granholm will be visiting campus from 9 – 9:30 a.m. Monday at the Student Center to discuss the scholarship.
“Promises should be kept, not broken,” Granholm said in a radio address Friday. “It’s time for the Michigan Senate to take action [...]
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