Michigan Journal

Tuesday, March 26, 2002

News

• Sculpture aims to end myth of the perfect female body
• CSS on campus feels impact of 9.11.01
• WOM aims to educate, inform
• Ethnic Diversity Day continues to succeed
• City of Detroit sued by union locals
• Student Government candidates and amendment proposals

Features

• Fade 2 Shade showcases musical talents at UM-D
• Blade 2 is better than the original
• Smallville chronicles the life of one of the greatest
• The Oscars are over but you can still catch these award winning films
• Alanis' new CD should be swept under the rug and forgotten
• Costner shines, while story lacks in Dragonfly

Food

• Detroit's Hispanic heart filled with overly delicious foods
• Competitive eaters create a sport out of food
• Bug out when you eat out

Perspectives

• SG presidential election without a contest
• True diversity disappearing in college life
• Sex-abuse scandals demand reform
• Hollywood is irrelevant to life
• "Security" rapidly ending personal privacy

Student Life

• Campus Video grows and develops under new leadership
• Tau Beta Pi to develop resume book

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