May 12, 2008
John Nussbaumer, Cooley's Associate Dean of Auburn Hills campus | Marvin Shaouni
Issue 67, Volume 1
Week of 5/7/08
Cooley Law School's New Campus: A Candid Q&A
By: Jon Zemke, 5/8/2008
Not only is Cooley Law School bringing Oakland and Macomb County (combined pop: 2 million residents) its first law school, it's also created a 'green'-minded campus for its students. Now comes the hard part: convincing its graduating professionals to stay in Michigan. Metromode asks how they intend to do this, and other tough questions.  (more >)
 
Information Evolution
By: Tanya Muzumdar, 5/8/2008
Computer science + design + social science = Innovation. Concentrate checks out the student projects at the University of Michigan's School of Information and witnesses the next evolutionary stage in information technology. (more >)
 
FilterD
By: metromode, 2/27/2008
Take the sea of cultural options in metro Detroit, filter it down to just the best, and there you have FilterD. It's our new weekly guide to arts, music, film, theater and general stuff to do. (more >)
 
Blog/Mark Maynard
Mark Maynard publishes the magazine Crimewave USA, puts out records, comics and blogs when others sleep. He is one of the founders of Ypsilanti's popular Shadow Art Fair, co-chair of YpsiVotes, and a member of Ypsilanti's 2020 Task Force on the future of the city. He has a keen interest in economic development and will be writing about why he's enthusiastically chosen to live in Ypsilanti. (more >)
 
Video/Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center


For 50 years the Birmingham/Bloomfield Art Center has been connecting community through art. Whether it's painting, ceramics, jewelry making or weaving, this unique and ambitious institution has put the focus on greater appreciation and practice of the arts. Watch the video, get inspired and go out there and make something! (more >)
 
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Featured: Growth Company
Named for the deep blue resort seas of Jordan, Sterling Heights-based Aqaba Technologies is a global Internet strategies company with a focus on web marketing and design. With clients and office across the globe, they are part and parcel of Michigan's connection to the world's expanding technology market.


Featured: Growth Area
Computer Game Technology: Want to conquer the universe? Slay trolls and goblins? Run for president? The video game industry is the new frontier of entertainment. With annual revenues reaching $14 billion, SE Michigan companies like Stardock, Critical Moves and Reactor Zero are looking to get in on the action. Keep watching, Michigan's next Big Three may very well be virtual.
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Featured: Cities


Farmington


Farmington residents enjoy upscale amenities, quaint architecture and an ever-improving downtown. At the heart of Farmington sits the Civic Theatre, a landmark old-fashioned movie house that still operates. The city already boasts strong community with festivals, a lively farmer's market and great parks. Plus it plans to aggressively expand its greenspaces downtown, making it even more pedestrian-friendly.

 
 
 

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