Ann Arborites, local firms grab big headlines in 2009 (stories below)
Ann Arbor continues to gain ground on the national scene. Ann Arborites are taking top spots in higher education, entrepreneurship, college sports and even in the White House. Ann Arbor’s Eugene Kang takes position in Obama’s White HouseForbes rates Ann Arbor as nation’s best college sports townEntrepreneurship could boost Michigan’s economy as concept of ‘job security’ fadesHow Domino’s responded to prank videoCould U-M go from a public to a private university?
Ann Arbor continues to gain ground on the national scene. Ann Arborites are taking top spots in higher education, entrepreneurship, college sports and even in the White House.
- Ann Arbor’s Eugene Kang takes position in Obama’s White House
- Forbes rates Ann Arbor as nation’s best college sports town
- Entrepreneurship could boost Michigan’s economy as concept of ‘job security’ fades
- How Domino’s responded to prank video
- Could U-M go from a public to a private university?
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