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Bill Martin is a roll-your-sleeves-up kind of guy

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U-M football physician retiring

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Regent off the mark with use of U-M logo for election

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Tom Goss, UM's New Athletic Director, Talks To Reporters, September 9, 1997

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Tom Goss, UM's New Athletic Director, September 9, 1997

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Brothers, Tom & Greg Goss, September 11, 1997

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U-M hits a 'grand slam' with Goss pick

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Alumni believe next AD knows business

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Everyone gushing over Goss pick

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Bollinger, U-M get praises for picking Goss as director

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