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Michigan won the first 12:30 recruiting battle against FSU this week as Devin Bush Jr. picked the Wolverines yesterday afternoon.

Devin fills a huge need at LB for the Wolverines. The best news is Devin will be enrolling at Michigan in January and will get Spring Practice reps and hopefully be ready to play next season.

Devin comes in at 5’11 and 225 pounds and is rated 4 stars by Rivals and ESPN and 3 stars by Scout and 24/7. He is known as a run stopper and a guy that can cover a TE. His rating might be a bit different on each service but his offer list is clearly a 4 star prospect with the likes of: Alabama, FSU, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, ND, UCLA, Nebraska, Texas, Miss State and many may others. His height seems to be the biggest issue in his ranking as he measured in at 5’9 at Nike’s Opening.

The Grit Fund, administered by The Contemporary, provides grants in amounts between $1,000–$6,000, totaling $50,000 annually. The fund supports unincorporated and collaborative artist-organized activity that contributes significantly to Baltimore’s arts landscape but seldom qualifies for traditional funding. Established with generous support from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Grit Fund expands Warhol’s Regional Regranting Program to the Mid-Atlantic, encouraging projects that generate opportunities and create platforms for artists to engage with each other and with the public. Funded activities could include but are not limited to: exhibitions, publications, public events, public art, film screenings, the ongoing work of an existing arts venue or collective, and the founding of a new arts venue or collective. To apply, or for more information, please visit gritfund.org.

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http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Justin Strom’s Solo Show Self/Nonself: Recursive and Volatile is Delicious Yet Problematic by Rowan Fulton Your eye traces jutting topographies, deep dark caverns, and shiny, candy-colored exploding forms, as you search unsuccessfully for clues to a firm sense of scale relative to your body. You’re at Space Camp, a new gallery project for an exhibition curated by […]

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Wednesday, February 17, 2016

9 am – 2 pm

St. John’s College Navasha Daya

Mellon Hall, Francis Scott Key Auditorium

60 College Avenue

Annapolis, MD

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The bakery, which has shops in Towson and Mount Vernon, is building out a space in Hampden and aiming to open in the first quarter of 2016. Jason Hisley, La Cakerie’s owner and executive chef, said he had been searching for about two years for a space in Hampden.

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http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png VIEW MORE INFO APPLY TO THIS CALL Call Type: Public Art Eligibility: National City: Cheyenne State: Wyoming Fee: $0.00 Entry Deadline: 12/31/15 Laramie County Community College (LCCC) in Cheyenne, WY is building a new Flexible Industrial Technology Building. The state of the art building will house several programs: diesel technology, engineering technology, expanded welding fabrication, and construction management. The new building […]

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The biggest news coming out of Schembechler Hall yesterday was that Jourdan Lewis will be back for his senior year. This is great news for a Wolverine Defense that if they get any LB play should have a very good unit next year. As a poster on Mgoblog’s said, he couldn’t pass up an opportunity to be Jourdan in Jordan’s next season!