Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 15, 2002

News

• U-M refuses to yield to pressure to divest in Israel
• Six Regents candidates to appear at UM-D
• UM-D program encourages teamwork, communication skills
• UM-D plans on gradual enrollment increase

Perspectives

• In Our View...
• In Our View...
• Since when has silence been not so golden?
• Sudden march to war sends bad message
• Smokers still don't get it

Features

• Art Garfunkel: the man behind the legend
• Brian Melvin's life experienced art on display at coffeehouse
• Rules of Attraction displays horror, humor and absurdity of college
• Loeb and Lee team up to chronicle Batman's adventures
• Jason Statham dazzles in The Transporter
• Dredg's El Cielo to take music world by storm

Student Life

• Kinney improves campus interaction
• Art History Association helps bring awareness to the arts
• N.O.W. raises money for women's shelters
• Tim's Challenge of the Week

Sports

• Wolves hockey loses to Ohio two nights in a row
• Volleyball finishes 1-1 in Massachusetts
• Big Ten needs to lose conservative reputation
• Lacrosse goes 3-5 at MSU
• Wolverines down Penn State in overtime thriller

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