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Logan

Scholarship to honor inspiring leader

    A picture hangs in the Hall of Honor on the main floor of the Commerce and Finance Building. It's a picture of a man who came from humble beginnings to become a giant in the Detroit community. The man is of Samuel Logan Jr., and it serves as an inspiration for some – a sign that they can achieve anything.

Subway

Students ready to 'Eat Fresh'

Subway opening in Loft

    Are you ready for Subway? If not, get ready because UDM has one, and it will be opening this week in the Loft. Construction of the Subway outlet started at the beginning of break and was recently finished, said Gary Lichtman, university spokesman.

Sellers

Drive brings Sellers to Toledo

    In the summer of 2009, the recently graduated China Sellers sold the majority of her possessions. She walked away from her furnished apartment in Sterling Heights, the car that she used to commute to classes at the University of Detroit Mercy and, most important, her loving family.

Making sense of a strange hoops season

    Quick! Time for a pop quiz! The Detroit Titans men's basketball team is: A. Very good B. Very bad Have you thought about it? Got your answer? If you do, please let me know. Because I have no idea what the answer is. Understanding this team has been my job for the past four years.

Boutte

Boutte pleads guilty to possessing stun gun, alcohol

Freshman to be sentenced in February

  ANN ARBOR—Detroit Mercy basketball guard P.J. Boutte pled guilty Wednesday, Dec. 21, to possessing a stun gun and being a minor in possession of alcohol. The two counts stem from an Oct. 9 arrest in Ann Arbor.                   Standing before Judge Archie Brown, Boutte, 20, waived his right to a trial and will be sentenced Wednesday, Feb.