When David Alan Grier was in town to promote his book, Barack Like Me: The Chocolate-Covered Truth, Eli had a chance to chat with him about growing up in Detroit and his time in Ann Arbor while attending the University of Michigan in the late 1970s. DAG also talks about his work on In Living Color and Dancing with the Stars; celebrity and the internet; and Obama's inauguration.
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DIY Website
T.J. Smith from Boxcar Studio, a local web design firm, will demonstrate how to create a website on Wed., May 29 from 6:30-8:30 PM at the Downtown AADL.
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Meet the men and women who founded Ann Arbor, from the earliest pioneers to twentieth-century philanthropists. The Ford Gallery of Ann Arbor Founders is the online version of the permanent exhibit located in the Michigan Theater. Take a look at the entrepreneurs, ministers, and Anns who made Ann Arbor what it is today by browsing their names or taking a walk through the entire exhibit.