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Musical Society toasts master of silence Marceau

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Ann Arbor News, February 11, 2001
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AAPI Washtenaw Oral History Project - Cynthia Yao

Photo of a Chinese American woman with gray hair and glassesCynthia Yao was born in Kingston, Jamaica, where her parents settled after immigrating from China. In 1959, she moved to Boston to attend Emmanuel College. She met Edward York-Peng Yao who was at Harvard finishing his PhD in Physics.

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Learning Comes Alive At The Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum

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Ann Arbor News, March 6, 1984
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1984
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The Touching Starts Soon At Hands-On Museum

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Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1982
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1982
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Community Rallies To Aid The Hands-On Museum

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Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1980
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27
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July
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1980
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Donald Joh Spins Hand-Crank Generator at Hands-On Museum Expo, July 1980
Curtis Berjeski Tries Out Bicycle Seat Gyro at Hands-On Museum Expo, July 1980
Children Interact With Light Table Exhibit at Hands-On Museum Expo, July 1980
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VISUAL ART

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Ghanaian artist Bright Ackwerh brings his satirical political paintings to Ann Arbor Art Center
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FILM & VIDEO

The University of Michigan Center for Japanese Studies' film series returns with a laugh
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Michigan Theater head organist Andrew Rogers dies at 74
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THEATER & DANCE

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WRITTEN WORD

Kyle E. Miller's "The Idiot’s Garden" is a poetic postapocalyptic novel where few humans exist but the world flourishes
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