Michigan Journal

Tuesday, September 17, 2002

News

• UM-D alumni speaks to the Michigan Journal about 9/11
• UM-D to hold annual Open House
• SG 9/11 event remembers losses, seeks to bring closure
• Due to technical difficulties, the Michigan Journal was unable to go to press for Tuesday, 9/24. It will be available tomorrow, 9/25, in print and online

Perspectives

• Welcome Week reaching its potential
• Campus unity is 9/11's legacy at UM-D
• Ill-planned parking situation frustrating for students and staff
• Actions, not words, should be our focus
• Larger debate needed on war in Iraq
• Letter To The Editor

Features

• Swimfan makes a splash as a suspenseful new thriller
• Comic heroes leap to the big screen
• Coldplay is better the second time around
• Signs is simple, yet mysteriously terrifying
• X-Box's Buffy has great graphics and a fun story
• Eve holds down album without collaborations
• Chuck Palahniuk's Lullaby won't sing you to sleep
• Wyandotte gallery features Latino cultural works

Student Life

• Berkowitz Gallery hosts Mexican folk art exhibition
• Campus Video thrives under Santos

Sports

• Wolves volleyball focuses on improvement
• Faculty sweeps students in broomball game, 3-2

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