• | | | The remake of Alfie starring Jude Law (r) reminded movie expert Frank Beaver "of just how startling, even off-putting, but ultimately effective the use of direct-camera address by a screen character can be."
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Cells of higher organisms can chew up and recycle parts of
themselves, particularly in times of stress, like starvation and disease. U-M
researchers wonder: Is that good or bad?
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Pottery is the art form that has best survived the devastation
of wars in Korea. This 800-year-old wine bottle is among the ceramic masterpieces
on display at the U-M Museum of Art now through July 24.
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• | | | Richard Tillinghast, professor of English, reads "We Kept Missing Each Other" and "The World Is" from his latest volume of poetry, Six Mile Mountain, Story Line Press, Ashland, Oregon.
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Who says diversity in stock portfolios is better? Individual
investors with one or two stocks outperformed more diversified investors in
a study by Ross School of Business researchers.
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Corneal transplant specialist Dr. Theresa Nairus (right,
with a Mongolian trainee) and Dr. Susan Thoms returned from Mongolia this fall
after working with a team that spared many people a life of blindness.
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School of Education's Highestwire.com includes
articles by students in schools, civic groups, political organizations,
fiction writers' clubs
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• | | | This excerpt from J.S. Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," is performed by Judy Ogden on the U-M carillonneurs CD True Blue. Order at: carillon@umich.edu, $10 + $3 shipping.
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