Michigan Journal

Tuesday, March 18, 2003

News

• Candidates call for interactive campus
• Rutkowski/Omar answer MJ questionnaire
• Ethnic Diversity Day to celebrate tenth anniversary
• UM-D, Aramark close to food service contract

Perspectives

• SG elections are everyone's responsibility
• Education suffers in Granholm budget
• The French, Iraq, Bush and a little bit of Smart
• Anti-depressants are no laughing matter
• Commercials in the CASL building: Why academics and advertising don't mix
• What the newsstands in CASL are intended to be
• Women in Islam are anything but oppressed
• Stopping the hate should start with you
• Ignoring the facts and the people for Bush's war
• Letters to the Editor

Features

• Rock out with The Stereo
• Evanescence dares to delve deeper and darker with debut CD
• Tears of the Sun realistically portrays human conflict
• A.F.I.'s major label debut is a gamble that pays off
• Bringing Down the House is a hilarious comedy that can't go wrong
• Despite shaky first single, Everclear's Slow Motion Daydream strikes the right notes
• Band-O-The Week: Dredg
• Crispin Glover makes Willard a worthwhile film

Student Life

• Students struggle to find new ways to spend free time on campus
• Debate team overcomes odds at Boston College tournament
• Student Activities Board lands Finger Eleven for Spring Blowout

Sports

• Basketball ends season against Green Mountain in 79-68 loss
• Who really deserves the NBA MVP?
• Hockey loses to Ohio University 5-4 and Arizona 7-3, finish 16-18-1
• King and Queen of the Beach contest comes to an end

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