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University self-imposes sanctions
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The University has concluded its investigation into the men's basketball
program and improper monetary loans made by retired autoworker Ed Martin
to four U-M players. More>
Newman, Richner elected to Board of Regents
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Andrea Fischer Newman was re-elected to the Board of Regents
Nov. 5, and Andrew C. Richner will join the board. The two Republicans
led the field of 10 candidates. Fischer Newman is senior vice |
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