Pool re-opening party offers live music, food
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The University Center Pool’s reopening was celebrated today as students congregated on the Lakeside Patio for burgers and live music.
Composed of UM alumni, the band...
UC pool renovation expected to finish Jan. 11
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Whitten University Center pool features LED lights, temperature regulation system
The first day of spring semester classes also marked the first day the University Center Pool re-opened after a lengthy renovation that saw it...
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