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A BIG HOUSE OF OUR OWN, by Nancy Leon 

    The last time Michigan won the Rose Bowl, New Year’s Day 1998, it had been a dazzling season for the undefeated Wolverines. It had also been a spectacular football season for my then three-year-old son and me, but in a very...

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ANN ARBOR, by Sam Cain (Age 13, Demarest, NJ)

My favorite place, Ann Arbor, my grandparents’ house. I go once or twice a year, my whole life.I imagine the smell of the turkey on Thanksgiving Day, prepared by grandma. I imagine the smell of grandpa’s old books,...

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ANN ARBOR’s FORGOTTEN MOVIE STAR, by Tim Athan

Mickey Rooney was marred eight times. He quipped, “Always get married early in the morning. That way, if it doesn’t work out, you haven’t wasted a whole day.”His third wife, the model and actress Martha...

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GEEZERS AT SONIC LUNCH, by Jeff Duncan

At the Sonic Lunch Concert SeriesElla Riot playing one day, a band of five, all in their twenties, doing their thing, electro, techno, funk, fusion, rock– don’t know exactly what to call it– and people of all...

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ANN ARBOR, a poem by Meaghan Prindle

Mid-morning dawns slow over arbored lawns,Where collegiate airs mix with quirky town affairs.Now traverse Washington & State, downtown cosmopolitan and quaint;Breath stilled at the view long west ‘cross...

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