The Board of Regents met privately yesterday and decided to begin publicly discussing finalists Nov. 5. Four candidates for the University Board of Regents met last night under the shadow of recent developments in the presidential search - a subject that led off more than an hour of discussion. The meeting was moderated by Michigan Student Assembly members, and about 25 students were in attendance. The University found its scientific integrity questioned yesterday when it was revealed that a junior scientist had falsified research in five major genetics projects. The junior scientist worked on various studies with Dr. Francis Collins, a former professor of human genetics at the University and the current head of the National Center for Human Genome Research.
Candidates clash over welfare bill signing Emotions run high when candidates talk about welfare.
This election season, those emotions are at the front of political debates. Candidates disagree about whether or not the recent passing of the Welfare Reform Bill was the right decision. After two hours of sharing stories about sexual abuse and the road to recovery, one candle was left glowing and many of the 250 attendees left feeling overwhelmed. If everyone had the courage to speak out against sexual assault, it would be one way we can fight it. Barbour, Newberry residents speak against coed proposal With the threat of traditionally all-female residence halls becoming coed, more than 60 students met last night to voice their frustations.