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  • Today's News: Friday, May 17, 2013
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  • Danita Brown named Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
  • Minnesota legislative conferees and Gov. Dayton support U of M requests to freeze tuition and invest in leading research
  • Larry Yore to receive U of M's Outstanding Achievement Award
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  • Weiner Announces Candidacy for Mayor in Video - New York Times
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  • Future's revenues slide as games titles await Xbox One and PlayStation 4 - The Guardian
  • Immigration bill heads to full Senate - Boston.com
  • North Korean Leader Sends Envoy to China - New York Times
  • Jodi Arias pleads for life term as jury considers death penalty - Fox News
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