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HISTORY HAS ITS EYES ON US
In a thoughtful post for the LSA Young Alumni Tumblr, 2009 grad Jenny Howard muses about the link between two major theatrical phenomena gripping the nation this year: Hamilton and the presidential election. (Speaking of which, ten points if you can catch all the Ham references in this newsletter.) |
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RAISE A GLASS TO FREEDOM
Future U-M students might be able to order a ride to class from a driverless, Uber-ish campus transit system—and I’m like, back in my day we had to walk a mile in a blizzard. |
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ONE LAST TIME
You’re hearing from me one last time, y’all. Next week, a new name will be attached to this newsletter: 2016 grad Amanda Harvey is teaching me how to say goodbye to sending you your weekly updates from LSA. Thank you all for a fantastic year and a half—and welcome, Amanda! 💙 💛 💙 💛
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Who was U-M’s longest-serving president? (Click answer below.)
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Last week’s question was a trick ... muhahah! Scream 4 was actually filmed in all three towns. 43% of you said Northville (random?), 28% said Dearborn, and 29% said Ann Arbor. Gotcha! |
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The Dean’s Young Alumni Council (DYAC) is a highly engaged group of recent graduates whose mission is to encourage their peers to articulate the impact of their LSA education and to create a culture of giving back as alumni. Check out our website for more information and fill out our interest form to get involved! |
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Let’s chat: Christina Pechette is (was) a DYAC staff member and 2013 LSA graduate who is still SOBBING about her native Chi-town’s historic win this week ... while simultaneously getting emotional about this being her last newsletter. Basically, I am going through the unimaginable. Have information or events you’d like included in the newsletter? Any questions or feedback? Just hit “reply” to talk to me.
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