The University of Michigan Story: Hail To The Victors As the first American university to be nonsectarian and make education available to qualified students regardless of sex, religion, race, or country of origin, UM paved the way for luminaries in ever
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| Title | : | The University of Michigan Story: Hail To The Victors |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.72 (790 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0883631326 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 138 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2005-09-01 |
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Since its founding in 1817, the University of Michigan has had a history of making history — social, political, medical, scientific, technological, athletic, national, and global. As the first American university to be nonsectarian and make education available to qualified students regardless of sex, religion, race, or country of origin, UM paved the way for luminaries in every field, from literary giants like Arthur Miller to medical pioneers like William Mayo and Jonas Salk to superstars like Madonna and Iggy Pop. This beautiful book celebrates that rich history in spectacular photographs — over 150 — from past and present. With an historical introduction and a captivating campus tour, this one-of-a-kind keepsake is a perfect gift for anyone who "bleeds blue and gold."
Editorial : About the Author
William G. Scheller is the author or co-author of more than twenty books, including several written in connection with public television documentaries and National Geographic Society travel series. He has received awards for his books and articles for young readers, and for travel writing. He has written extensively on railroad history, the environment, and alternative energy, and is a contributing editor for Islands magazine. Mr. Scheller lives with his family in northern Vermont, where he and his wife, Kay, operate Jasper Heights Press.
I am so glad I read this book it has helped me a lot!. Joanne Sharpe has written a book that will help be become a better artist but also has me asking myself the hard questions. Or maybe it's too real as a lion until we raise the wordscreen. I do not come from a health care background, but even my classmates are having a hard time wading through this book. They have a strong connection together because of the friendship they already have. Judge Smith takes the reader thru his military, scholastic, private practice and judicial/arbitration careers in non stop fashion. 100 of Kawase Hasui's prints, arranged in chronological order and finely reproduced with great care in full color and as large as the book's format will allow (the format being large enough to show off the prints to advantage without being unwieldy to hold and peruse). Mike Cavanagh’s tale had me saying “Listen to This” to all nearby. It covered the same plot points over and over and over. I was looking
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