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Primary Update

by Andrew Kalenkiewicz

Everything you need to know about the GOP 2012 primary.

TFA: America’s Hottest Employer

by Eden Stiffman

It’s 7:30 pm on a Thursday when twenty-two year old Ron Ketelhut pulls into his driveway in Houston. He’s been teaching writing-based social studies to his 110 sixth-grade students, 90 percent of whom come from low-income families, and who spend between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. at school.

He’s what you might call a “green” teacher—not even six months ago, he was still a student at the University of Michigan, finishing up his senior year.

The Best Cheap Wines 2011

by Michigan Review Staff

The Michigan Review staff tasted several cheap wines for the benefit of our readers.

The Quirks of Ann Arbor

by Nora Dagher

The Michigan Review interviews some of Ann Arbor’s quirkiest and most unique personalities.

Tips for Navigating the Real World

by Kelly King

Ryan Kahn talks to the Michigan Review about how to be successful after college.

Rebuilding Detroit

by Rohan Mehta

The Michigan Review explores some positive changes Detroit is making in an effort to rebuild itself.

Study Tips: How to Pass a College Class

by Maria Wright

You probably got into the University of Michigan because you did well in high school. Undoubtedly, you have good study habits, but college classes are very different from high school classes. It is no longer enough to study the night before an exam or finish homework an hour before it is due. Here are a few tips that will help you succeed in your transition to college classes.

The 10 Commandments of Freshmandom

by Joss van Seventer

Joss van Seventer explains how to not look like a freshman.

Jump on the Bandwagon

by Stephanie Wang

Registration is upon us again. Still unsure about which classes to take or what to major in? No worries, just follow the crowd and take what everyone else is taking.

Antidepressants on the Rise as Treatment for Student Depression

by Andrew Kalenkiewicz

According to a study, 14.2 percent of U-M students claim to have taken an antidepressant at some point in their lives.