They Saw Their Injuries
the michigan difference | 4/29/2013
LSA alumnus and Tufts Medical Center orthopedic surgeon Scott Ryan recalls the most trying day of his career: treating victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Breaking All the Rules
the michigan difference | 4/8/2013
LSA History of Art Professor Matthew Biro discusses the legacy that Pablo Picasso left behind—and why his work still resonates today.
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Play Ball!
the michigan difference | 4/1/2013
With baseball season in full swing, Kerrie Ferrell (’75) has one Major Leaguer on her mind: her dad, Rick. His 66-year career as a catcher, coach, and front-office executive inspired her to write a book devoted to his legacy.
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Pi in the Sky
the michigan difference | 3/11/2013
We talk to LSA Professor of English Thylias Moss, whose poetry is inspired by Pi. Her interest mainly lies in how much of the number still remains unknown—and unending.
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A Historic Gift
the michigan difference | 3/7/2013
As part of the largest donation in LSA history, the College has received $50 million from the Zell Family Foundation. The gift will permanently fund the MFA in Creative Writing Program.
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