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2A — Thursday, September 14, 2017
News
The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com
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Michigan Football
@UMichFootball
NEWS: Amazon Prime se-
ries will showcase the 2017
Michigan Football season.
#GoBlue
Han
@hpbc13
College is all fun and games
until you have to do laundry
Michigan Football
@UMGoBlog
Ask Siri who owns Ohio
Stadium #LOL
Bella
@BellaYardley
wow I love being back at
school and feeling stupid all
the time
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Behavioral Finance
Symposium
WHAT: Nobel Laureate Robert
J. Shiller and JPMorgan Chase
CEO Diana Farrell will speak
at this two-day symposium on
finance and public policy.
WHO: Center on Finance Law
and Policy
WHEN: 8:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
WHERE: Ross School of
Business, Robertson Auditorium
Dutch Lunch
WHAT: Bring your lunch to
the MLB and meet with Dutch
immigrants and other Dutch
speakers to develop your skills.
Dutch treats will be passed around.
WHO: Germanic Languages and
Literatures
WHEN: Noon to 1 p.m.
WHERE: Modern Languages
Building, Room 3308
Strategies for Career Fair
Success
WHAT: Come to Pierpont
Commons to hone your career fair
skills, learn techniques and gain
other tips for preparation.
WHO: Engineering Career
Resource Center
WHEN: 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
WHERE: Pierpont Commons,
East Rooms
M Farmers Market Day
on Ingalls Mall
WHAT: Fresh, locally grown
fruits and vegetables will be sold
at the seventh annual M Farmers
Market Day, a collaboration
between Michigan Dining, CSG,
Mhealthy and Planet Blue.
WHO: Michigan Dining
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WHERE: Ingalls Mall
LGBTQ+ Graduate
Student Welcome Mixer
WHAT: Meet fellow LGBTQ+
graduate students, colleagues and
Spectrum Center staff members
and learn about resources at the
center and within Rackham.
Appetizers will be served.
WHO: Spectrum Center
WHEN: 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
WHERE: Rackham Assembly
Hall
From Propaganda to
“Fake News”
WHAT: Professor of journalism
Will Potter will discuss the rise
of “fake news” and strategies on
how to recognize it.
WHO: University of Michigan
Retirees Association
WHEN: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
WHERE: Wyndham Gardens
Hotel, 2900 Jackson Road
When Courts Call Out
Political Actors
WHAT: In commemoration of
Constitution Day, Pulitzer Prize
winner Linda Greenhouse will
discuss the Supreme Court’s role
in U.S. government.
WHO: University of Michigan
Law School
WHEN: 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
WHERE: South Hall, Room 1225
Oath (formerly Yahoo!)
Company Day
WHAT: Meet with
representatives from Oath and
learn about summer internships
and full-time positions for
computer science and computer
engineering majors.
WHO: Engineering Career
Resource Center
WHEN: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WHERE: Duderstadt Center,
Connector
Last
Thursday,
Amazon
announced its plan to build
a
second
headquarters
somewhere in North America,
and released a request for
proposal for interested cities
to complete.
Many
have
suggested
Detroit as a potential location,
and University of Michigan
President
Mark
Schlissel
added his support to the bid
this week.
“We’re a research machine
with an enormous array of
faculty doing work of relevance
to the types of businesses that
Amazon is in,” he said Monday
in an interview with The
Detroit News. “We’re a source
of educated talent for whom
Amazon here in Michigan
might be an employer of
choice.”
The
current
Amazon
campus in Seattle, Wash.,
employs more than 40,000
people, comprises 33 buildings
with more than 8.1 million
square feet and has injected
about $38 billion into the local
economy.
Amazon
founder
and CEO Jeff Bezos expects
the second headquarters “to
be a full equal to our Seattle
headquarters.”
John Roach, spokesperson
for
the
Detroit
Mayor’s
office, released a statement
that “as to Amazon’s request
for proposals for a second
headquarters,
we
will
be
evaluating carefully.”
Gov. Rick Snyder touted the
state as an ideal destination as
well.
“Not only is Michigan a top-
10 state for doing business and
attracting 25- to 34-year-olds,
our workforce is growing at a
higher rate than the national
average and we lead the region
in inbound migration for those
with bachelor’s degrees or
higher,” he said in a statement.
The RFP is open until Oct.
19, 2017, and Amazon expects
to make a decision in 2018.
University joins efforts to attract
Amazon headquarters to Detroit
Schlissel one of many public officials publicly courting tech giant in state
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The University of Michigan’s
place in multiple rankings this
year remained unchanged, with a
few individual programs making
advances.
As in 2016, University placed as
the fourth-best public university
in this year’s U.S. News & World
Report rankings released Tuesday,
and 28th in the country overall,
down one spot from last year.
The ratings use quantitative and
qualitative factors to generate
scores, compiling 15 d ifferent
elements such as alumni giving
rates, faculty resources and
admissions selectivity.
U.S. News also ranked
the University’s business and
engineering schools within the top
10 of undergraduate programs.
The Ross School of Business’s
undergraduate program moved
into a tie for third in the nation,
up one point from last year. Ross is
also among the top five schools in
accounting, finance, management,
marketing and production/
operation management.
The College of Engineering,
meanwhile, tied for sixth in
undergraduate programs, also
up one position from last year.
Its aerospace, environmental,
industrial/manufacturing,
materials, electrical and
mechanical programs are ranked in
the top five national programs.
Earlier this year, the University
placed as the number one public
university in the nation, and
ranked 21st overall in the QS World
Rankings, moving up two spots
from 23rd last year. QS considers
university performance in areas
including employability, research
and teaching. The rankings are
determined by six major factors:
employer reputation, academic
reputation, research citations per
faculty, international faculty rating,
international student ratio and
student-to-faculty ratio.
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JOIN THE
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Amazon here in
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be an employer of
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