Police Beat

Police Beat is a monthly feature of the University Record. The next installment will be November 17.

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• Major universities see promise in Google Book Search settlement
• Coleman cites faculty contributions, U financial strength in address
• Michigan Difference campaign transforms campus
• U-M leaders: U finances are sound
• Regents OK design for Law School project
• Children's, women's hospital building project grows to meet increased patient demand
• Penske to be honored at Winter Commencement
• University national leader in 2008-09 Fulbright awards
• Spotlight: Wellness coordinator walks the walk
• U-M launches United Way 2008 campaign
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• Survey: Majority supports embryonic stem cell research
• Nuclear engineering at 50 experiences renewed interest
• Regent candidates to appear at forum
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• IT security event draws range of perspectives
• Professor's self-discovery traces racial connotations to cultural contexts
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• At the magical age of 8, belief syncs with behavior
• U-M's endowment grows in a challenging year
• TIAA-CREF to speak on volatile markets
• Faculty Governance
• Carls Foundation pledges $2M to support pediatric ophthalmology
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• Photo: Dennison mural
• Photo: UMMA hoists 'Orion'
• Photo: Presidential pizza party
• Photo: Einhorn speaks on Nov. 10
• Photos: Ann Arborscapes exhibit at Taubman Center