Tuesday, April 4, 2017
As the winner of the Golden Apple Award, an award given to one outstanding University of Michigan professor each year, Economics Prof. Edward Cho took the stage of Rackham Auditorium on Monday night to tell a crowd of adoring students and community members about his upbringing, his struggle with a repetitive strain injury and his legendary cat, Munchy.
Dear subscribers,
Economics professor Edward Cho received the Golden Apple Award Monday evening. Pop-up art exhibits are scattered throughout Central, Medical and North Campuses and were created by the Future University Community to commemorate some challenging aspects of the University of Michiganâs history as part of the bicentennial celebration. The Daily takes a look at the Michigan softball team's 12-game win streak. University President Mark Schlissel addressed students concerns about commencement, President Donald Trumpâs proposed budget cuts to research funding, the reorganization of Michigan Medicine at SACUA Monday evening. Finally, the Michigan women's basketball team is staying busy in their off-season.
All the best,
The Michigan Daily
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University of Michigan President Mark Schlissel addressed students concerns about commencement, President Donald Trumpâs proposed budget cuts to research funding, the reorganization of Michigan Medicine â formerly known
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