Daily Digest

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

A loss to No. 2 Penn State removes the Wolverines from the College Football Playoff discussion, but a win keeps those hopes alive.

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Dear subscribers,

Today, we take a look at the Michigan football team's upcoming matchup against Penn State, which is set to be one of the Wolverines' biggest tests yet this season. SportsTuesday reflects on O'Korn's performance over the past few weeks. The Statement explores the experience of navigating the University's campus as an international student, and a Personal Statement reflects on the 20-hour journey to New York via bus. Finally, we take a look at the recently revealed Precision Health initiative, which will combine several research areas across the University outside of medical disciplines to create a broad approach to optimizing the use of research data.

All the best,
The Michigan Daily


Fitting In: Navigating campus culture as an international student

As a Japanese citizen who grew up in New Jersey, I know many Asian expatriates who never quite felt comfortable living here.

Northern New Jersey is an area with a large Korean immigrant population. Many of my childhood friends attended Korean churches and associated with Korean cliques in middle school. I was once a part of this clique, along with a Nepalese friend. A Korean family friend also told me Korean adults in my area never really needed to master English because of how cohesive their community was.

Personal Statement: Bus #904 to Chelsea

When I was a junior in high school, my sister moved away from our home in Michigan to pursue a career in the fashion industry in New York City. I was thrilled that my sister was finally pursuing her dream of living in New York but saddened by the fact that I would no longer see her every day. After our initial trip to move her in, our contact decreased significantly. Navigating a long-distance relationship between a brother and sister was uncharted territory for both of us.

SportsTuesday Column: The 94-word blueprint for an upset

John O’Korn does need to step up, but it doesn’t fall solely on his shoulders and the Wolverines don’t need him to play hero. More simply, they need him to take what comes to him.

Precision Health initiative tackles new approach to healthcare

Through discovery, treatment and implementation — along with the use of analytics and big data — University of Michigan researchers will soon advance specialized medicine and personalized health care.

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