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| Arthur Miller, world-renowned playwright and Michigan alumnus, discusses his career with theater majors at U-M in 2004. Asked what is the hardest part of playwriting, Miller said, “Finding the end because most experience doesn’t end … unless the guy dies, then it’s pretty clear.” — Photo by Martin Vloet, Michigan Photography |
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Extensive remodeling of the East Quadrangle residence hall at 701 E. University was authorized in April 1969 for a Residential College division of LSA. The concept of a Residential College developed through faculty committee studies begun in 1963. Associate Dean Burton Thuma was the first director and developed a comprehensive plan for education and facilities. — From “The University of Michigan: An Encyclopedic Survey.” Have a campus memory to share? Use the comment box below. |
April 22, 2013
Old school: U-M in History
Today's Headlines
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- REMINDER: Distinguished University Innovator nominations sought
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- $14.5M center to help Navy overcome emerging challenges
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