September 2020
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5 Steps for a Safe (Yet Impressive) Labor Day Bash
Fire up the grill and let the drinks flow. If Labor Day means leaving summer behind, make the final feast count.
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How Metro Detroit Teachers Are Handling Returning To School During the Pandemic
For both veteran and rookie teachers, COVID-19 means a fall fraught with difficult decisions
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Detroit Month of Design Offers an Ambitious Lineup for 2020
Celebrating the 10-year-anniversary of Month of Design, Design Core Detroit presents a new program called Design in the City as well as livestream music performances and outdoor art events
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Tune in to Detroit Jazz Festivalβs Virtual Concerts
The 2020 event will feature performances by artists such as Robert Glasper, Pharoah Sanders, and the Rodney Whitaker Sextet
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Former Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings on the GOP and Pandemic Schooling
The Ann Arbor native sees “no risk-free way” to get kids back to school
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ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit: September 2020 // Digital Edition
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Local Shops Navigate an Unprecedented Bicycling Boom
The pandemic got lots of people back on the road β for better or worse
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Where to See Visual Arts In Person Around Metro Detroit
MOCAD, the DIA, Cranbrook, and Arts, Beats and Eats have you covered this fall
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Food Blogger, Activist, and Entrepreneur Amanda Saab Sure Has Range
The Dearborn-based influencer is not easily defined
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Is Your Vote Secure in Michigan? Cybersecurity Expert Alex Halderman is Cautiously Optimistic
The notoriously pessimistic University of Michigan computer security expert says thereβs a lot of positive things happening in the state
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An MSU Neuroengineer is Studying Octopuses to Build Better Prosthetics
Plus, a U-M science major builds a Chrome extension that reports domestic abuse and a group of scientists create a nanoparticle that can eat through deadly plaques
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The Young Hollywood Standouts Who Are Leaving Their Mark
Rising stars β featured in fall TV shows and movies β model this season’s bold fashion looks
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Virtual Arts Are a Pale Imitation of Live Experiences, but Letβs Appreciate Them Nonetheless
I wanted to barf. My midsection was pressed against the upstairs balcony railing, which was acting as a kickstand for the broken-down bicycle that was my body. My legs β and throbbing brain β had gone to jelly on that March 8, 1992, evening at Saint Andrewβs Hall during My Bloody Valentineβs extreme exploration of […]
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Remember These Rules Of the Road when Bike Riding
Here’s a refresher on cycling etiquette
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Virtual Screenings of Indie, Artsy, and Foreign Films Are in This Fall
Here’s what Cinema Detroit and The Film Lab are doing until they can welcome patrons in person once again
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Women Rock Science Fundraiser and Gala Goes Virtual
Cranbrook Institute of Scienceβs annual event supports science, technology, engineering, arts, and math programs for kids
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A Local Case Amplifies Opposition To Facial Recognition Technology
A Farmington Hills man was arrested earlier this year after being wrongly identified by the controversial software
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Shayla Johnson Creates Home Goods That Are Functional and Fabulous
The print, pattern, and textile designer’s inspirations are rooted in her surroundings
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Whatβs in a Name? For Stellantis, Jokes Galore
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and French automaker Peugeot announced the name of their new corporation in July
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How Sustainable Is Socially Distant Dining?
While eating out during the pandemic go the distance? One writer has been thinking about that a lot.
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The Way It Was – Rosh Hashanah, 1934
Beth David was located in what was then a predominantly Jewish enclave
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The Battle Over Line 5 Under the Straits of Mackinac Isnβt Going Away
Whitmer wants Line 5 gone. Enbridge has tunnel vision. A court battle is cresting. Hereβs a primer on how we got here.
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TEDxDetroit Keep the Ideas Flowing With a Lineup of Online Talks
Volunteer executive producer Janet Tyler shares her thoughts about the event
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Discover the Immense Appeal of Small Cottages
Metro Detroiters looking for a peaceful getaway are embracing the big joys of tiny getaways
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8 Talks Recommended by TEDxDetroit Organizers
From inspiring the next generation of women scientists to how an idea becomes a film, these past talks cover a wide range of topics
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Would-Be Olympians and Paralympians on Their Shot at Gold Being Postponed
You canβt rush perfection. But can you put it off for too long?
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Update Your Space with These Decorative Throw Pillows
Scarlet Crane Creations, Well Done Goods, and other shops offer unique picks
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7 Small Space Design Tips
Tip No. 1? Think multipurpose.
