Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 29, 2002

News

• Rep. Andrew Richner speaks to the MJ on his campaign
• Globalfest draws 808 students to ROC for cultural celebration
• Lyceum hosts first open-mic reading
• Hellraiser's "Pinhead" visits UM-D

Perspectives

• Goose poop and crazed animals a fine addition to our campus
• Job titles shouldn't change human nature
• In our view...
• In our view...
• U.S. needs to pull Israeli support
• Israel criticism one-sided, lacking in truth
• Think twice about cellular phone service

Features

• Psychobilly rockers Tiger Army are on tour, making videos and recording
• Co-founder discusses new independent arts publication with MJ
• Degas' works of the 19th Century Ballet on display at the DIA
• Finch puts on high-energy concert at State Theatre
• Jackass takes modern comedy to new limits
• Katie Holmes shines as the leading-lady in Abandon

Student Life

• Globalfest raises cultural awareness with food, entertainment
• CSSA brings attention to Chinese culture
• Pi Lambda Theta holds Cultural Festival to educate and celebrate diversity

Sports

• Volleyball wins three of four, has tough week ahead
• The mystery of NFL's paychecks revealed
• Hockey sweeps two-game series in Wisconsin-Whitewater
• Lacrosse regroups, but still falls 13-3
• Michigan football loses first Big Ten game to Iowa

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