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The University of Michigan is spending $400,000 in a multi-week effort to move a 65-foot tall, 200-plus year old legacy burr oak tree, MLive reported. The tree is being moved because of a planned $135 million addition to Michigan's business school. The cost of the tree relocation was factored into planning for the expansion.

 

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As pro-Palestinian protests continue across the U.S., some colleges have struck deals with students to consider dives

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