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U-M professor feels loss of Columbia
By the time Prof. Gerard Faeth heard on the radio
that NASA had lost contact with the space shuttle Columbia Feb.
1, the astronauts already had sent back most of the results from
the experiment Faeth had on board. |
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National conference at U-M to address depression among students
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More college students than ever before are suffering from depression , but organizers of a first-ever national conference at the University say known causes only scratch the surface of a problem that must be addressed with community-wide participation. More> |
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- Sklar, Wise honored with Distinguished University Professorships
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