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News

Chicken, waffles highlight menu of new restaurant

BY Alani Letang VN STAFF WRITER We all like chicken and we all like waffles, but what about both? At Kuzzo’s Chicken and Waffles, you can get just that. And it’s close to campus. Owner Ron Bartell, a former Detroit Lions player, told Channel 7, “Detroit was missing that unique […]

Features

‘I’m really feeling it!’

BY EMILY AUTEN VN GAMES REVIEWER “This is the Monado’s power.” If any of you have been playing the popular Nintendo fighting game, Super Smash Brothers for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS as much as I have, you may have noticed a new character on the roster this time […]

Features

Handicapping Best Picture Oscar nominees

BY JOEY OSTER VN MOVIE CRITIC First off, eight films being nominated is too much and makes no sense. It does not spike viewer interest, and it demeans receiving a nomination in the Oscars’ most prestigious category, Best Picture.  Just go back to five, please and thank you. […]

Features

VN deadlines prepared ex-editor for job at Ford

BY Jack Walsworth VN NEWS EDITOR Former Varsity News editor-in-chief Alice Arutoff, a 2010 UDM grad, is establishing herself with Ford Motor Company. Arutoff, 27, was a double major, earning a bachelor’s degree in communications studies and English with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies.   When did you […]

Features

Netflix Binging

BY Chantel Watkins VN STAFF WRITER   Everyone watches Netflix, right? It’s not uncommon to hear people talking about snuggling up all day and binge-watching movies or a whole series. Most students at UDM, it seems, spend their nights writing essays, studying or watching Netflix. It’s hard to find students […]

Features

All invited to campus New Year festivities

BY Annmarie Nagy VN GUEST WRITER   The university will be hosting a Chinese New Year Celebration on Feb. 20, the day after the new year begins. Open to all students, it will be held at 6 p.m. in the ballroom. Jing Yang, who is from Fujian Province in China, […]

Sports

Detroiters need to get over ‘my Chicago’

I consider myself an upbeat and open-minded person. But some things get under my skin far more than I’d like to admit and when they do, it’s not easy to block them out. A conversation a couple weeks ago at my internship downtown was a prime example of this. I […]