Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 11, 2005

News

• Dearborn paid parking won't get to voters
• Provost luncheon discusses students' traits
• Students fast to bring awareness about Darfur
• District court judge shares experiences with students
• WVU offers HIV testing to students
• Correction

Perspectives

• Faculty needs students' point-of-view
• Proposed NBA dress code is beneficial
• Citizens deserve justice, not an unqualified justice
• Facebook, MySpace are valuable online communities
• History shouldn't focus on "heroes"
• Letter to the Editor
• Letter to the Editor

H. Ford Estate

• Ford family residence makes its home at UM-Dearborn
• Estate grounds welcome wildlife, visitors
• The secret life of Henry: Nazi involvement

Features

• Life of learning, life of adventure
• Make a departure for Station 885
• Wi-Fi capable camera stirs up the electronics market
• 'Waiting...' will make you think twice about dining out
• There's more to HDTV than meets the eye
• Scion tC is the best value, quality for college pockets
• Local jazz artist stirs up the music scene in Ann Arbor
• Frey offers a candid view of addiction in 'Pieces'
• 'Wallace and Gromit' promise fun for the whole family
• Applebee's finds ways to make an old favorite better
• Band-O-The-Week

Student Life

• Women's Resource Center supports end of domestic violence
• Mobile S.O.S. office visits UM-D campus
• Lambda educates, celebrates Coming Out Day
• MSA hosts activities for students
• SAB puts on events, hosts open house
• Tomorrow's leaders congregate today, learn valuable skills

Sports

• Hockey nets two wins vs. Robert Morris
• The Lions finally win a game
• Volleyball splits pair vs. Siena Heights and Madonna
• U-M loses Little Brown Jug, first time since 1986
• Welcome back, Red Wings; 3-0 in season
• Turner brings years of experience to UM-D

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