Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 8, 2002

News

• Student Government works to defeat Proposal Four
• Adjunct professors seek union
• UM-D professors convene to discuss war on terror and Iraq
• Student Government voter registration drive successful

Perspectives

• In Our View...
• In Our View...
• Common cordiality has been lost in the shuffle of life
• Wrestling has lost its panache
• Passing Proposal Four will hurt schools

Features

• The British are coming
• The Incredible Hulk: great comic, anticipated movie
• LeAnn Rimes tries out pop scene for a perfect fit
• Red Dragon is well thought out and beautifully acted
• Tiger Army blows punk rock legends, The Damned, off stage
• Auto Pilot's Alpha/Omega emotionally explores the human soul
• Moonlight Mile is quite human and entirely relatable
• Peter Gabriel's UP proves he hasn't lost his edge

Student Life

• Klarr continues to raise bar for Lyceum
• Singer/songwriter David Harris performs for students in ROC
• Hispanic Movie Series evolves into campus-wide educational experience

Sports

• Despite improved defense, lacrosse falls to Eastern Michigan 17-3
• UM-D Hockey defeats Buffalo in season opener
• Wolves go 2-2 at home tournament

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