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'M' baseball travels west in final road match of the season
BY LIZ NAGLE
With the end of the season less than a week away, the Michigan baseball team has nothing to lose.
The Wolverines knew they were out of the hunt for a Big Ten title after being swept by Indiana in late April. But it seems like they’re playing better with the monkey off their backs.
Wolverines capture fifth consecutive Big Ten title
- Terra Molengraff/Daily
BY GREG GARNO
The Wolverines (18-5 Big Ten, 39-15 overall) swept Purdue over the weekend, taking the first game, 2-1, the second, 8-5, and the finale, 8-0, in five innings.
On Softball: Don't doubt the Wolverines
BY COLLEEN THOMAS
It shouldn’t be a surprise that the Michigan softball team is on top of the Big Ten for the fifth-consecutive season. But what is surprising is that the 22nd-ranked Wolverines will not be hosting an NCAA Regional for the first time since 2001.
'Vampire Diaries' proves deeper than a quick bite
- CW
BY KAYLA UPADHYAYA
After over 30 significant deaths and approximately three shocking moments per episode, you would think that “The Vampire Diaries” would be starting to run out of ways to make its viewers say: “Did that really just happen?” But alas, the third season of the CW’s super-serialized vampire saga might just be the most twisty, risky season yet.
'Shadows' star-studded cast lays flat
- Warner Bros.
BY ADITI MISHRA
Few classic tales, be they works of fiction or television, have lived to retain the same legacy after director Tim Burton (“Alice in Wonderland”) has given them his edition of an extreme makeover. “Dark Shadows” seems to be the latest in line to have fallen prey to the maestro’s vivid, eccentric imagination and come out truly and thoroughly “Burtonfied.”
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Women’s tennis digs deep, earns Sweet-16 bid
BY BEN SEIDMAN
With the dual score tied at three, the only athletes left on the courts were Michigan sophomore Brooke Bolender and Aggie Nazari Urbina. In order for Michigan win a third consecutive bid to the NCAA Sweet 16, Bolender would have to dig deep in the third set to pull out a victory against her stiff competition.
'Dictators' Anna Faris talks racy roles and hair growth
BY MATT EASTON
In an interview with the The Michigan Daily, Faris was as delightful as many of her portrayals — charming, humorously self-deprecating and quick to laugh.
Jenson hearing postponed further
BY GIACOMO BOLOGNA
After almost a year since Stephen Jenson, a University of Michigan Health system resident, was first accused of possessing child pornography, he still has not had his preliminary exam in federal court.
Receiver Jerald Robinson pretrial set for June 4
BY STEVE ZOSKI
Michigan redshirt sophomore wide receiver Jerald Robinson appeared at the Ann Arbor 15th District Court this morning, where judge Elizabeth Pollard Hines accepted his attorney’s request to delay his pretrial hearing scheduled for today to June 4.
UHS to eliminate walk-in appointments
BY JACOB AXELRAD
Starting today, University Health Services is implementing changes including the discontinuation of walk-in appointments. Students seeking medical care on campus will have to schedule an appointment prior to when they need to be seen.
MCubed initiative funds $15 million for multidisciplinary research
BY JOSH QIAN
Like the Avengers, the University hopes to show strength in numbers by uniting professors from different disciplines as part of the recent MCubed initiative.
