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Friday, April 13, 2012 Lobster Tacos, Fennel Essence And Steak: A Sneak Peek At Detroit Restaurant Week Detroit might have been a little late to hosting a "restaurant week," an event started in New York City in the '90s, but now that the city is in the game, it's coming out swinging. This season's Detroit Restaurant Week kicks off next week -- and marks the sixth occasion in fewer than three years. This spring's restaurant week (well, it's actually 10 days) takes place April 20 - 29 at 21 restaurants in the city. Each restaurant will have a special three-course menu for the occasion, available prix fixe for $28, not including beverages, tax and tip. It's a great deal for a sampling of fare at some of Detroit's poshest spots. No tickets are necessary, but reservations are encouraged. Hoekstra Slams Fair Pay Act: 'That Thing Is A Nuisance' Outdoor Sculpture 'Moonbeams For Motown' Lights Up DIA (PHOTOS) Detroit Schools Send Home 4,100 Layoff Notices Muslims File Lawsuit Claiming Border Patrol, FBI Harassment What Happened To Occupy Detroit? BLOG POSTS Khristopher Brooks: How to Get Fired Before Your First Day Most college students hope to land a nice-paying job in their field of study immediately after graduation. And for the most part, I was headed in that direction. I was so excited in fact, that I decided to announce my hiring in a press release-style post on my blog. Vince Carducci: Scott Hocking's Garden of the Gods Scott Hocking's Garden of the Gods can be read as a dystopian reflection of the effects of spectacle society. Christopher Emdin: America's Youth Is Uprising: 5 Signs From Our Nation's Public Schools Student protests across the nation are indicators of the rising youth discontent within American public schools and they demand our attention. We as parents, teachers, and community members should support students in their need for more civic engagement in public education standards. Gretchen Dykstra: When Women Invaded the Caddyshack "But now when a player turns to see his clubs taken... by some wee bit lassie, he no longer shakes his head dubiously." Mary Anne Hitt: Michigan State Calls for Clean Energy on Campus MSU Beyond Coal has collected over 10,000 petition signatures to retire the dirty, aging plant over the course of their 2.5 year campaign.

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