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...already lost one place [copy store] in Ann Arbor," says Smith. "We have situations when professors want to use their own books in their own class and can't. It's an avaricious monopolistic system that affects students and scholars...
Enrolling in graduate school at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Wexler set her sights on a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, and chose Huntington's disease as her thesis subject. She also set up a Huntington's group in nearby Detroit, working with afflicted families there...
...first, in Ann Arbor, I didn't tell anyone about being at risk," she says. "I was too stunned, but I was also embarrassed about it, ashamed." In Detroit, however, surrounded by Huntington's families, she freely discussed her risk and her emotions. "So I had this kind of schizophrenic life between my Detroit world and my Ann Arbor world," she recalls. "One was my sick world, and one was my healthy world, and I would commute...
...President's ear? ROBERT TEETER, his chief political strategist, is emerging as first among equals on the campaign staff. An Ann Arbor, Mich., pollster and longtime Bush adviser, Teeter was largely frozen out of the inner circle during the past three years by ex-powermeister John Sununu. But lately he has revived an old alliance with the new White House chief of staff, Sam Skinner. One reason they get along: Teeter's strategic skills complement Skinner's managerial strengths. Both men enjoy unlimited access to Bush. Teaming up on nearly everything, the two meet nightly for 90 minutes to talk...
Pheasant under glass seems an unlikely entree to gain popularity during the frugal 1990s. But Henry Saglio, the owner of Connecticut's Grayledge-Avian Farms, wants to make pheasant more proletarian. Back in the 1940s, Saglio's Arbor Acres farm raised some of the first of the meatier and cheaper white chickens that became a diet staple. For the past five years, he has been perfecting a broad-breasted breed of pheasant that is meatier and more tender than its wild brethren in the hope of popularizing that fowl...