Michigan Journal

Tuesday, November 8, 2005

News

• LEO, students rally against class cuts
• SG/MJ press coverage dispute interrupts Leadership Summit
• Rome, Detroit featured in Berkowitz
• First annual Faculty Salon brings teaching staff and their research ideas together
• Global Fest expected to draw 1500 students, visitors
• Entrepreneur gives student Emerging Leaders advice about economics, future
• Chancellor discusses enrollment, campus issues at Staff Forum

Perspectives

• LEO's cost-saving advice worthwhile
• SG threatens freedom of the press
• Religion and politics don't mix
• 'Shock value' is valuable
• Thank the natives for Thanksgiving
• Feminists can wear make-up
• It's easy, but not right, to play the blame game
• Letter to the Editor
• Event coverage in The Michigan Journal

Features

• XBOX 360 will satisfy your visual needs
• The top five games you need to play
• Students with questions can turn to Answers.com
• Food Network star Paula Deen publishes 'Lady & Sons, Too'
• Gigi's Mode is changing the norm in women's clothing
• Stallone continues 'Rocky' and 'Rambo' movie series
• 'Jarhead' has a fresh take on the old subject of war
• Rebecca's Family Restaurant offers home-cooked meals on a college budget
• Unusual relationships put 'Prime' at the top of its game
• Band-O-The-Week: Jack's Mannequin

Student Life

• SAO overhauls student Web site
• Michigan Union attracts gamers
• La Operacion still affects Puerto Rico
• PPHS and M.U.D.A.R.A. host blood drive
• Alpha Phi Alpha crowns Miss Black and Gold 2005

Sports

• Men's basketball starts season with two losses
• Volleyball ends conference play with two consecutive losses
• Backup heroics foil Lions' hopes
• Women's basketball winless
• Hockey victorious in consecutive games
• A moment in the Judge's chambers
• Pistons revitalize image
• Bowling off and rolling in its second year

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