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The Game: LIVE: Michigan at Ohio State

By Nate Sandals
Daily Sports Editor (2 hours ago)

Pregame: We’re here in Columbus for the matchup formerly known as “The Game.” This year for Michigan it should just be called “The End.” The Wolverines have already secured the worst season in program history (129 years) and won’t be going to a bowl game for the first time since 1974. [...]

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Men's Basketball

Michigan falls to Duke in 2K Sports Classic final

By By Ruth Lincoln
Daily Sports Writer (4 hours ago)

NEW YORK — The upset alert wasn’t on tonight as Michigan fell to No. 5 Duke 71-56 at Madison Square Garden in the final game of the 2K Sports Classic.

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Student Government

MAP wins 15 seats on MSA, DAAP wins five

By Matt Aaronson
Daily Staff Reporter

In the Michigan Student Assembly election that ended last night, turnout among eligible voters was low at 9.6 percent, but higher than the 5.3 percent in last year's fall elections. Hundreds of students cast write-in votes, some for real students and some for kicks. The complete vote tally can be found here.

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U Administration

Michigan Difference coordinator considered for MSU post

By Amy Munslow
Daily Staff Reporter

The University of Michigan official who led the day-to-day operations of the University's record-breaking $3.1 billion Michigan Difference fundraising campaign will now likely lead a similar effort at Michigan State University.

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Government

A rough day for the Detroit Three in Washington

By Kyle Swanson
Daily Staff Reporter

A busy day on Capitol Hill Thursday resulted in more problems for the state of Michigan. Just hours after a vote cost U.S. Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.) his position as chair of the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee, Congressional Democrats stalled legislation to bail out the auto industry.

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News

‘U’ officials ask state to 'restore' education funding

By Jacob Smilovitz
Daily Staff Reporter

Although the Michigan state legislature has given the University a cold shoulder for more than half a decade, the University Board of Regents approved Thursday a request for a 10 percent increase in appropriations from the state for the University's Ann Arbor campus for the upcoming 2010 fiscal year.

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U Administration

Regents approve name change to ‘School of Kinesiology’

By Jacob Smilovitz
Daily Staff Reporter

After a unanimous vote by the Board of Regents today, the Division of Kinesiology has been officially renamed the School of Kinesiology. The change will take effect Dec. 1.

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