Business & Economy
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Observatory Lodge to be vacated for safety reasons
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Expert on autism to speak on early intervention strategies
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Creator of interactive theater techniques to visit campus
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NSF funds $15 million physics center
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School of Information open house Oct. 27
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Pharmacy researchers’ articles—generic vs. name brand medications
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Nobel Prize winner Carl Wieman was assistant professor 1979-84
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Peter Mertz to discuss investing in sustainable forestry
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“Spice of Life” offered at Botanical Gardens
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HOW AMERICA RESPONDS (Part 1) Economic impact of terrorist attacks detailed by special ISR study
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HOW AMERICA RESPONDS (Part 2) New ISR survey finds some positive impact of terrorist attacks on American psyche: Black, Hispanic and Asian Americans get higher ratings on “feeling thermometer.”
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Freeman Dyson to give annual Ta-You Wu physics lecture
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Clements Library remembers the Raisin
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America at war against terrorism: Faculty available for comment on war and related topics
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School of Dentistry leads in oral health disparities research initiative
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Web site offers ways to deal with the effects of Sept. 11 attacks
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Michigan’s graduated licensing program for teen drivers has significantly reduced crashes
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Center for the Education of Women scholarship recipients
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Twenty-two faculty members to be honored
