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Helping Hearts helps disabled on campus

By Krystal Elliott · Wednesday, March 27, 2013

When Eastern Michigan University student Emily Keyes broke her ankle in 2011, she had no idea how difficult it would be to get around on campus with a backpack full of books and a set of crutches.

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Wintertime is over... time for spring fashion

By Timothy Lee · Sunday, March 24, 2013

The break in our treacherous Michigan weather is right around the corner, which means it’s time for a change in wardrobes. Although outside it’s still really chilly, spring is upon us, and the sun has been shining brighter each day. There are some amazing trends to look forward to this season, and I’ll give the rundown on them with focus on things outside of actual apparel.

EMU goddess Diana has difficult past

By Bryan Alfaro · Sunday, March 17, 2013

March 18 marks the 28th anniversary of the first theft of Eastern Michigan University’s life-size bronze statue of the Roman goddess Diana, located on a pedestal in the courtyard outside of Ford Hall.

This tote was created for less than $12, and took one weekend to finish.

Katie's Craft Corner: Tote bags

By Katie Remski · Sunday, March 10, 2013

Tote bags are one of those things everyone needs and has a distinct preference for: preppy, white nautical canvas bags with navy or red handles; giant, leather purse-style totes loaded with metal hardware; or crisp, quilted cotton bags in colorful prints.

The Ypsilanti Steering Committee will meet with EMU Wednesday and walk through town, inviting people to make suggestions.

Ypsi committee looks for Eastern opinions

By Cosette Girardot · Sunday, March 10, 2013

Martin Luther King Jr., Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, Joan of Arc, Plato and Aristotle were each individuals who brought about change. Often, in comparison to these people, it may seem impossible that you have an opportunity to affect the world on that level, but the Ypsilanti Steering Committee says otherwise. The YSC is looking for members of the Eastern Michigan University community to come and suggest changes for the City of Ypsilanti.

EMU’s Jones and Goddard Residence halls haven’t been used since 2005.

EMU discusses unused dorms

By Jess Salisbury · Sunday, March 10, 2013

Nestled in the heart of Eastern Michigan University’s campus, the Lydia I. Jones Residence Hall was the center of many students’ universes, a place of afternoon naps and late-night homework sessions.

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Unique Designs provides blend of jewelry and wisdom

By Jess Salisbury · Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013

Handmade jewelry can be a real treasure, as well as a treat to look at. At the Unique Designs booth, which pops up at Eastern Michigan University’s Student Center on occasion, you can feast your eyes on an array of one-of-a-kind rings, earrings and necklaces crafted from brass, gold and colorful semiprecious stones.

A touch of sparkle is an easy way to elevate an outfit.

Katie's Craft Corner: A touch of sparkle

By Katie Remski · Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013

For an unapologetic girly-girl like myself, I look forward to the gorgeous couture gowns at the Oscars. But afterward, I can’t help but feel a little blah for the average person. Occasions to wear something beautiful and glamorous may not come often, but luckily you don’t have to be Jennifer Lawrence or Emma Stone to wear an amazing one-of-a-kind accessory.

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Stay safe during break: Ask questions, watch friends

By Cosette Girardot · Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013

Winter break is commonly known as spring break, unless you’re stuck in Michigan freezing your butt off. However, it doesn’t matter if you’re headed down to the warm beaches of Mexico or stuck in the Northwest, there are a lot of opportunities for you to get hurt. College women in particular tend to find themselves in dangerous situations during spring break.

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Things to do around EMU

By Jess Salisbury · Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013

Looking for something to do? Here are a few on-campus activities to keep your week interesting. Join presenter Diane Brookins and Students for Life for the Black History Month event, Life of a People, Monday at 6 p.m. at Halle Library. The event is Learning Beyond the Classroom credit approved.

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Katie's Craft Corner: Pinterest

By Katie Remski · Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013

Unless you never use the Internet, it’s impossible to never have heard of Pinterest. On the online virtual bulletin board, you can collect gorgeous photos of places, clothes, food, hairstyles and can even be taken to the website the photo came from simply by clicking on it. This means you get instructions, a recipe or a store cart for ordering.

Local vintage shop thrives

By Krystal Elliott · Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013

Since it opened in 1978, Apple Annie’s Vintage Clothing & Jim MacDonald’s Antiques in Depot Town has seen a lot of change. The neighborhood has changed, the business of dealing in collectible items has changed and the store itself has even morphed and expanded from its original layout.

Women: Tips for a healthy heart

By Ashley G. Terrell · Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013

Heart disease is the number one killer of women in America. According to www.GoRedforWomen.com, with one in three women dying each year; it’s deadlier than any form of cancer.

Alum shows art in area

By Krystal Elliott · Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013

Success for an artist is all about getting your name out there, whether it’s by commissioning large art pieces or showing your art anywhere you can.

‘Safe Haven’ enjoyable but unmoving

By LeeAnne Baumdraher · Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013

In high school, I ravaged any and every Nicholas Sparks novel I could lay my voracious hands on. My favorite was “The Notebook” until “The Choice” emerged as a serious contender. I was drawn to the flawed yet lovable characters, the almost believable real-life situations and the gamble of whether or not the ending would leave me grinning moronically at the undeniable existence of never-ending love or doubled over dry heaving because I couldn’t possibly squeeze out one more agonizing tear. As S.E. Hinton would say “that was then, this is now.”

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Journalist Lenora Chu talks with Eastern Michigan University associate professor of Journalism Dr. You Li on this weeks episode of Women Journalists COVID Experiences. If you are interested in hearing the full unedited conversation check out the Eastern Michigan University archive website. Otherwise tune in for this weeks exceptional episode of WJCE on Spotify!

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