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November 17, 2005 (vol. 116, iss. 33) • Page Image 16

…" by matching University graduate students from the Schools of Social Work, Urban Planning, Public Health, Public Policy and Business with nonprofit, grassroots community organiza- tions in Detroit, as…

… well as with local Detroit residents who would serve alongside the University graduate students. Those 900 hours of direct services throughout 1995 at the Southwest Detroit Busi- ness Association changed…

… of the area as a federal Empower- ment Zone were cause for hope, especially for a Clinton Democrat and Masters in Public Policy student like myself, I had to confront my stereo- typical views of…

… Michigan, with 50 percent of its residents of Hispanic origin, 25 percent of the residents are black, 5 percent are Arab-American and the remain- ing residents are white. Mostly, it is a lower…

…'t make it into the pre-game video in Sacramento or into "8 Mile." On a sunny September afternoon, at one of the orientation events for new faculty and students in Taubman College of Architecture and Urban…

… highly esteemed black motorcyclist. Crisscrossing the city, we, who hailed from five continents, students and faculty from urban planning, urban design and architecture boarded a pair of hired coaches and…

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