Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 1, 2002

News

• Emotional Town Hall marks Dingell visit
• SG looks to gear up voter registration
• SG looks to gear up voter registration
• Students spill their thoughts in first Chancellor's Chat
• New U-M president Coleman discusses intracampus relations
• Government to blame for lack of voters

Perspectives

• In Our View
• Splitting from Ann Arbor would hurt UM-D
• Local news is a freak show, not an informative program
• Ashcroft's actions can't keep hearings closed
• Letter to the Editor

Features

• He Said/She Said
• Sea Change is everything Beck is known for
• Rusted Root goes back to school on college tour
• Ludacris rocks the house at EMU Convocation Center
• Our Lady Peace well worth the wait at State Theatre
• Ani di Franco's double live album combines classics with new hits
• Sweet Home Alabama a great romantic comedy
• Fantastic Four combines a sense of wonder and realism

Student Life

• Salters aims to diversify SAB events
• Toastmasters gives members confidence for public speaking
• AAAS works to maintain closeness and nurture sense of community

Sports

• Wolves volleyball looks for consistency after going 1-3 in Illinois
• Lacrosse loses to Eastern, 30-6

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