Michigan Journal

Tuesday, November 1, 2005

News

• CLASS CANCELLATIONS LOOM
• UM-D dedicates trail; updates on Rouge restoration discussed
• New committee to decide commencement speaker
• Former superintendent speaks about Detroit Public Schools
• LA SED speakers educate students about Hispanic experiences and triumphs
• Correction
• Town hall meeting discusses western and Muslim world relations
• "Light the Night" shines on leukemia and lymphoma

Perspectives

• UM-D shouldn't have to cut classes
• Daylight Saving Time doesn't need change
• Society misses civility
• Respect your server
• Talk is cheap; actions inspire
• Living freely is far from free
• iPods are amazing devices
• Accountability needed for CIA leak

Features

• Rosa Parks: Recalling a civil rights icon
• Big video game releases lacking for holiday season
• Xochimilco provides authentic Mexican food and spirit
• Mary Kay is perfect for students looking for a job that works for them
• Martha Stewart takes us into the "bored room"
• 'Days' celebrates 40th anniversary with Trump and Rolling Stones
• Boy band *NSYNC didn't say "Bye Bye Bye," releases greatest hits album
• Fashion Update
• 'Reflections' will make you look at yourself in a new light
• 'The Weather Man' isn't quite what you'd predict
• 'Saw II' only gets better as the movie series continues
• Band-O-The-Week: Coheed and Cambria

Student Life

• Pachanga showcases Spanish culture
• Trick-or-treating helps restore Henry ford estate's gardens
• You can sing if you want to: SAB provides karaoke for students in the University Center
• Commission, WILL sponsor clothing drive
• Students carve pumpkins on UC stage

Sports

• Hockey splits with Delaware to end four game winning streak
• Volleyball optimistic after weekend games
• Overtime loss to Bears upsets
• Women's basketball starts season in Indiana Tech Classic
• U-M claws its way past Wildcats
• Men's basketball opens season against Tenn.
• Ann Arbor basketball looking for NCAA bid

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