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  1. Food: bringing the past to the present and looking to the future February 8, 2000
  2. Black and Latino string players to compete and play February 8, 2000
  3. Living together: facts, myths, about “living in sin” studied February 7, 2000
  4. Broadside Press Poetry Reading celebrates Black History Month February 2, 2000
  5. Photographer Paula Allen to present on women’s struggles February 1, 2000
  6. James Neel, father of modern human genetics, died Feb. 1 February 1, 2000
  7. Hopwood Underclassmen awards announced January 28, 2000
  8. Search begins for vice president for student affairs January 26, 2000
  9. Scientists create peptide that blocks spread of prostate cancer in rats January 25, 2000
  10. Student-built satellite to hang by a thread January 25, 2000
  11. Gift of more than 700 classic Chinese books enhances U-M collection. January 24, 2000
  12. Three faculty members named to endowed chair January 21, 2000
  13. Eight faculty members retire January 21, 2000
  14. “The Anti-Bloomer Polka”: Just one of 100,000 January 20, 2000
  15. Yugoslav phone books: perhaps the last record of a people January 20, 2000
  16. Rare Chinese paintings exhibited at Museum of Art January 18, 2000
  17. Church attendance drops January 11, 2000
  18. Tribute to Russian philosopher/composer heralds new millennium January 10, 2000
  19. New study suggests big bang theory of human evolution January 10, 2000
  20. Congressman John Lewis to deliver Wallenberg Lecture January 4, 2000

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