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Jack Lessenberry
Jack Lessenberry

Exactly one century ago, Detroit was a prosperous and fast-growing city on the move. Read


Tom Watkins
Tom Watkins

Michigan’s system of governance is structured for the past, not the future. Read




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Ken Winter

Young adults are returning home, often to create their own opportunities. Read



John Covington
John Covington

The EAA responds to Rep. Ellen Cogen Lipton’s claims. Read




Eric Freedman
Eric Freedman

Meth and marijuana are jockeying as the drug of choice on the front pages of Michigan newspapers. Read


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Lawrence Glazer

Will a former prosecutor diminish the impact of the citizens united decision? Read



Colleen Robar
Colleen Robar

China has yet to catch up to Michigan’s system of caring for its aging population. Read



Bill Cecil
Bill Cecil

A Michigan Teacher of the Year visits China. Read



Andy Schor
Andy Schor

Let’s keep our talented workers here. Read




Phil Pavlov
Phil Pavlov

Why the Emergency Manager Law Makes Sense Read




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Maxine Berman

Two politically gifted leaders leave with two very different life lessons. Read



Bill Johnson
Bill Johnson

Obama’s Gun Restrictions. Read





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Lorri Rishar
Lorri Rishar

Under the Dome. Read







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Tom Watkins
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Tom Watkins explores what it would take for all Michigan schools to begin teaching Chinese. Read

China/Michigan
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Gung-ho! Colleen Robar begins a new role as Dome Magazine’s China correspondent Read

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Washington/Michigandc

The Political Theater of Base Closings. Early military budget cutting moves hint at tough choices ahead. Read

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‘Forgotten’ War of 1812 Returns. Commemoration of the war’s bicentennial includes republication of The War of 1812 In the Old Northwest, the seminal book on the conflict. Written in 1958 by an MSU professor, it details the Michigan Territory’s key role and examines the underlying issues. Read

Winning The Day
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It takes guts What is the best way to say “thanks but no thanks” to an invitation – or inclination – to throw your hat in the ring for an elected seat or appointed position? Read

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Events
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Griffin Policy Forum. Four Michigan political campaign veterans will participate in the 2012 Spring Griffin Policy Forum on April 2 at Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant. They’ll analyze the November elections, make predictions and discuss possible outcomes. View All Events

Under Other Domes
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February 2012. Ohio coalition wants independent panel to draw up future congressional and legislative districts … Florida Supreme Court finds corruption in Broward County School Board over charter school issues … Minnesota regulator needs more staff to oversee lobbyists. Read


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