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Feature 1: Celebrating its 10th Anniversary with sold-out performances, Shakespeare in the Arb brings together non-theater students from across campus along with Ann Arbor community members to perform "A Midsummer Night Dream".

Feature 2: With diversity being a key goal in the University of Michigan's plan for developing students for a globalized society, the Center for Educational Outreach has put in place a multi-faceted approach to reach out to youth and engages them in preparing for a college education as an integral part of their future.

Feature 3: At the end of World War II, thousands of veterans returned to the United States in pursuit of a college education. The University of Michigan leaped into action, constructing temporary and permanent housing to accommodate the former soldiers-who brought a new seriousness to the college atmosphere.

Season 3

Feature 1: Coordinator of Screenwriting at U-M Jim Burnstein played an integral role in advising the government of Michigan to create tax incentives to lure feature film production to the state. The deluge of films coming to Michigan has created countless opportunities-enticing the young, creative class to stay put.

Feature 3: Assistant Professor of Chemistry Kevin Kubarych works to unlock the complexity of molecules in a chemical transformation-holding great promise for developers of a wide range of new technologies

Episode 02

Feature 1: Facing the possible extinction of spoken Ojibwe, Lecturers in the Native American Studies Program are engaging students in the preservation of the language and community members in the revitalization of the culture.

Feature 2: A group of faculty at the U-M Ross School of Business lead MBA students and business leaders through an examination of organizational excellence, with an eye toward achieving transformational change.

Feature 3: Many Stroke victims and adults with Cerebral Palsy have limited access to physical and occupational therapy. Project ULTrA (Upper Limb Training in Adults with Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy) now provides home based programs for patients to engage in therapy under the watchful eye of U-M based trainers.

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