Michigan Journal

Tuesday, February 26, 2002

News

• MEAP scholarships threatened by health care critics
• UM-D community agrees campus needs more attention from next president
• Native American tribe sues Detroit
• U-M Arab American center opens

Features

• Adema: Leading the return of rock
• Britney Spears holds on to dreams and lets go of past in Crossroads
• Comic books featuring 9-11 ease pain
• Oscar nominees are the best of the best
• Crashing the Party is a hopeful and inspiring book
• WWF Raw for Xbox: Either you love it or hate it

Health/Fitness

• New migraine treatment in mouth
• Body wraps become popular with instant weightloss techniques
• AbioCor endures through testing

Sports

• Wolves wrap up regular season, prepare for challenges at nationals
• NHL should learn from Olympics
• U.S. figure skaters deserve credit for memorable performance

Perspectives

• Presidential search needs more light
• Should Olympic medal decisions be reversed afterwards?
• Should Olympic medal decisions be reversed afterwards?

Student Life

• Gabriel Richard Center lends a hand to the community
• Eta Kappa Nu nurtures engineers

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