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Why “Made in America” Shouldn’t Be a Deal-Breaker

By Melanie Langa
September 28, 2018
Sophmores Claire Lauer and Allison Dettling wait to be called for auditions. They hope to become a ballroom dancer and a model respectively.

Made a Lie

By Melanie Langa and Emma Hughes
April 7, 2018
CHS senior Jess Maronen reads in the second round of the poetry slam. The performers stood in front of the set design for CET's upcoming production of Avenue Q.

First of Poetry Slam Semi-Finals Sends Six to Next Round

By Melanie Langa
March 10, 2012
President Obama Speaks to U of M Students on Higher Education

President Obama Speaks to U of M Students on Higher Education

By Melanie Langa, Annabel Weiner, Vittoria Meloni, and Danny Langa
January 27, 2012
Judy Collins played two sold out shows at The Ark. Photo courtesy of www.judycollins.com.

Folk Legend Judy Collins Sold Out Two Shows at The Ark

By Kerry Fingerle
December 2, 2011
Kerry Fingerle, the author of "What You're Really Eating".

What You’re Really Eating: Got Milk?

By Kerry Fingerle
November 16, 2011
The Penny W. Stamps Speakers Series takes place at the Michigan Theater every Thursday at 5:10 pm.

Nick Cave at the Michigan Theater

By Melanie Langa
November 14, 2011

Former White House Staffer on the Economy

By Melanie Langa
November 9, 2011

School Shootings Can Be Prevented; Lax Gun Laws to Blame

By Kerry Fingerle
October 24, 2011
Back Lawn Improvements Under Way

Back Lawn Improvements Under Way

By Melanie Langa
September 28, 2011
Cranberry Scones Make a Delicious Fall Breakfast

Cranberry Scones Make a Delicious Fall Breakfast

By Kerry Fingerle
September 25, 2011
New School Year Begins with Opening Traditions

New School Year Begins with Opening Traditions

By Melanie Langa
September 6, 2011
Tushar Singh, a sophomore at Northville High School, playing tabla. He calls himself “Indo-Mitten Fusion.”

Breakin’ Curfew a Successful Showcase of Michigan Youth Talent

By Kerry Fingerle
May 23, 2011

CHS Receives Green Certification

By Melanie Langa
May 10, 2011

Sestina

By Melanie Langa
May 5, 2011
The "Water Hill" neighborhood.

Water Hill Music Festival an Enjoyable Success

By Kerry Fingerle
May 2, 2011
Patricia Nease, the so-called "Salmon Apprentice" readies a water sample to be tested for ammonia.

Spotlight: Patricia Nease

By Melanie Langa
April 14, 2011
During the performance, a video screen showed footage of a survey of the dwindling native mussel population in the Huron River.

Environment Event: New Approaches to Stewardship

By Melanie Langa
March 23, 2011

Poem: My Brother the Mountain Lion

By Kerry Fingerle
March 15, 2011
The bat houses will be hung on the south side of Community High School

Ecology Club Looks to Hang Bat Houses this Spring

By Melanie Langa
March 8, 2011
Community High Dean Jen Hein welcomes new Superintendent Patricia Green to CHS. CHS is the second school visit of the day.

Dr. Patricia Green Named Superintendent of Ann Arbor Public Schools

By Kerry Fingerle
March 7, 2011
Top Chef Champion Heads Award-Winning Restaurant

Top Chef Champion Heads Award-Winning Restaurant

By Melanie Langa
February 10, 2011

Excess in Arizona: The Publicity Frenzy in Tucson

By Melanie Langa
January 18, 2011
Red Beard Press Releases “Feral Citizens”

Red Beard Press Releases “Feral Citizens”

By Kerry Fingerle
January 14, 2011
Students mixed chemicals to make compounds that smelled like fresh fruit.

The Mysterious Smell Revealed

By Melanie Langa
January 4, 2011
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released on November 19th.

Soundtrack Review: Harry Potter DH Part 1

By Kerry Fingerle
December 9, 2010

Pulsing

By Kerry Fingerle
December 2, 2010

Ann Arbor Volunteers…for Themselves

By Kerry Fingerle
December 2, 2010
Lydia Brown writes more than the average person.

Spotlight: Lydia Brown

By Kerry Fingerle
November 28, 2010
Wasem's Orchard displays apples, their primary product, at the the Ann Arbor Farmers Market.

Growing Your Food: Wasem’s Orchard

By Melanie Langa
November 21, 2010

Picking up the Pieces: The Aftermath of the War in Iraq

By Melanie Langa
November 11, 2010

ZZ Packer Comes to Helmut Stern Auditorium

By Melanie Langa
November 9, 2010
Poetry Night Draws a Crowd

Poetry Night Draws a Crowd

By Melanie Langa
November 9, 2010
Davita's Harp is a Fictional Wonder

Davita’s Harp is a Fictional Wonder

By Kerry Fingerle
November 4, 2010

Equal Opportunity Education

By Melanie Langa
October 22, 2010

Lessons From a Journalist

By Melanie Langa
October 22, 2010
Acorn squash, a popular fall vegetable, displayed at the J and T Todosciuk Farms stall at the Ann Arbor Farmers Market.

Growing Your Food: J and T Todosciuk Farms

By Melanie Langa
October 22, 2010
Ryan Shea cuts invasive shrubs on service day.

Community High Service Day

By Melanie Langa
October 10, 2010
Jim Cotter and John Carroll converse before speaking to students and parents about college admissions in Craft Theater on Wednesday.

Big vs. Small College Debate Answers Questions

By Melanie Langa
October 7, 2010
Young Skeen, who works at Beulah Meadows, explains how to use edible flowers for cooking.

Growing Your Food: Beulah Meadows

By Melanie Langa
October 1, 2010
Csikszentmihaly on stage.

Humanity, Creativity and Robotics

By Melanie Langa
September 19, 2010
Ecology is our future.

Earth Day Video

By Melanie Langa
April 20, 2010

Cutting The Cost: Update

By Melanie Langa
April 18, 2010

A Locally Owned Tea House Provides High Quality Tea

By Kerry Fingerle
March 23, 2010

Why We All Should Be More Like Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra

By Melanie Langa
March 21, 2010

Julia Child’s Chocolate Souffle

By Melanie Langa
March 11, 2010

A German Favorite: Spaetzle Noodles

By Kerry Fingerle
February 15, 2010

The Price of a Free Education

By Melanie Langa
January 19, 2010
Helping Haiti

Helping Haiti

By Kerry Fingerle
January 15, 2010
Molasses Ginger Cookies

Molasses Ginger Cookies

By Melanie Langa
January 13, 2010
A proposed sight for one of the parks that would make up the greenway.

The Ecology Club: Working Toward a Greener Future

By Melanie Langa
January 7, 2010

Forever and Always, I Promise

By Kerry Fingerle
November 5, 2009

Progressive Decay

By Melanie Langa
October 27, 2009

War Over Peace

By Melanie Langa
October 22, 2009
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