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...packages. That means that over the next two years, the buyouts should enable GM to trim its hourly workforce in the U.S. - which approached 500,000 during the late 1970s - to around 80,000 or less, according to Sean McAlinden of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan. In addition, the hourly payroll at Delphi, the supplier company GM spun off in 1999, could be trimmed from 34,000 today to about...
...Harvard community are either extremely uncomfortable with their personal beliefs or are unwilling to allow their peers to consider it. This frustration of free speech and debate is cowardly, and unbecoming of the Harvard students who participate in it. PAUL C. SCHULTZ ’04 Ann Arbor, Mich. March...
...income students at elite colleges—gave a $6.78 million grant to three public and five private highly selective institutions. The participating schools, which were selected from a pool of 48, are University of California-Berkeley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Michigan-Anne Arbor, Cornell, Bucknell, Mt. Holyoke, Amherst and the University of Southern California. These schools in turn will commit a composite $20.5 million of their own money to the program. The foundation said its ultimate goal is to have the success of the eight colleges act as a model for other selective schools...
...successful people didn't include any scientists. They are equally ambitious, and they work hard because they are in a highly competitive field. They, too, are passionate about what they do. Any feature on excellence and success should highlight our scientists, architects and engineers. Timothy C. Marzullo Ann Arbor, Michigan...
...spent a year on a fellowship in Africa and attended the University of Michigan Law School and eventually returned to Cambridge with Johnson.Reeves, a Detroit native, says that going to law school made him miss his college city. “There’s no comparison between Ann Arbor and Cambridge,” he says.After working as a lawyer for several years, Reeves mounted his first City Council campaign in 1985. He lost—but ultimately won a seat four years later.A VISION OF CAMBRIDGEReeves says he would like to see more students follow in his footsteps...