Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 14, 2003

News

• Chancellor chats to miniscule student crowd
• Intimate Violence Week brings out survival stories
• Sunflowers provide food for birds, wildlife

Perspectives

• Chancellor in danger of becoming irrelevant
• Guerrieri deserves to stay in his job
• NYPD needs to get over Bruce song
• Stick your tongue out at boys
• Don't be mean; keep our posters graffiti-free
• Cheers and Jeers

Features

• Pop-rock Limbeck lets go about their sound and new album
• Los Galanes adds delicioso food and flare to Mexicantown
• Kill Bill's violence and bizarre humor delights
• Chicken-N-Beer proves to be a healthy combination
• Matchstick Men endears itself to moviegoers
• Neil Gaiman uses fantasy and horror in his latest two books
• Howie Day sells out Saint Andrews with a little help from Martin and Jump Little Children
• Band-O-The-Week: Steadman

Student Life

• Senator Latif, here to serve
• It's the real thing: Kappa Omega Chi
• Don't think quick, ThinkFast
• Dear Tez and Kez

Sports

• Metrodome magic
• Forget Yanks and Cubs; Watch U-M and State
• Volleyball splits weekend, going to Kentucky optimistic
• Yzerman kicks off last season with two goals

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