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Nearly five months after a seven MBA students graduated from their 16-month program, UW-Oshkosh mailed each of them bills for $7,903.78.

Michigan communities declare state of emergency to assist its residents after multiple tornadoes sweep through the state. Officials are still assessing damages.

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This State Journal editorial ran on Aug. 26, 1948:

“I hope participants feel emboldened to continue plotting a radically different world in which everyone has all they need to thrive," said keynote speaker and author Ruha Benjamin.

Thousands of BWL and Consumers Energy customers in the Lansing area and elsewhere in southern Michigan were without power late Thursday.

Michigan communities declare state of emergency to assist its residents after multiple tornadoes sweep through the state. Officials are still assessing damages.

Michigan communities declare state of emergency to assist its residents after multiple tornadoes sweep through the state. Officials are still assessing damages.

Papaya salad, which food historians believe originated in Laos, is a staple dish in Cambodian, Lao and Vietnam. Yangs family recipe combines shredded, fresh papaya with tomatoes, lime and chili

After the State Journal reached out to the university for comment, a website page listing the therapist assistant no longer existed.