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Do we have to be the laughingstock of the nation? Is there anything we can do to fight back? It started with the Sept. 24 cover of Time magazine and since then it seems the national and out-of-state media have been piling on Michigan. Full Article at The Oakland Press
In a front-page article last Friday, October 16, the New York Times finally reported that the controversial housing activist group ACORN had been bailed out by a $1.5 million grant/loan from developer Forest City Ratner, a partner with ACORN New York... Full Article at Atlantic Yards Report
I'll confess: I didn't read every page of the 21 Jobs-related books stacked so thickly on my desk that there's barely room left for my 24-inch, 2.93GHz iMac, my 120GB iPod, my iPhone G3, or my backup Mac Mini
Tom Copi Bruce Wasserstein, center left, with other Michigan Daily staffers in 1966. Full Article at Dealbook
Detroit native and Cass Tech graduate Daniel Okrent. He wrote Time magazine's Oct. 5 cover story: "The Tragedy of Detroit: How a great city fell--and how it can rise again." Hey, listen up, Detroit. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
In Time magazine, Daniel Okrent wrote, "the ultimate fate of Detroit will reveal much about the character of America in the 21st century." Full Article at NPR
In Time magazine, Daniel Okrent wrote, "the ultimate fate of Detroit will reveal much about the character of America in the 21st century." Full Article at NPR
Daniel Okrent, the former public editor of the New York Times, recently made some interesting comments on his old employer and the media in general. Full Article at Brain Terminal
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