Michigan Journal

Tuesday, December 6, 2005

News

• To arm or not to arm?
• CECS welcomes Mexican delegates
• Christian rap artist makes visit to campus
• New committee selects commencement speakers for Fall semester ceremonies
• SG and RSO leaders discuss campus safety, org. funding
• CORRECTION
• The voter's guide to SG senator elections
• SG elections decide senatorial seats

Perspectives

• UM-D security should be certified
• It's beginning to look less like Christmas
• Keep the spirit of giving alive this holiday season
• The 'official' story about 9/11 deserves a second look
• The holidays aren't always the most wonderful time of the year
• A Professor's Perspective
• Standing up for your beliefs is what defines patriotism
• Don't take others' sacrifices for granted
• Letter to the Editor

Features

• Stan Berenstain dies, leaves legacy of children's literature
• Christmas trees get turned upside down
• Motion picture premier of 'Rent' lives up to its Broadway legacy
• Top 10 alternative holiday songs
• Stores provide alternative ways to get Christmas shopping done
• 'Nutcracker' awes audience, brings back holiday spirit
• Slimming down after stuffing your face
• Old favorites make up the best movies of 2005
• 'In the Mix' fails to mix it up at the box office
• 'Condemned' offers a short but sweet XBOX experience
• Band-O-The-Week: James Blunt

Student Life

• WUMD holds fall program release party at Detroit's Jacoby's, features live music
• Lyceum hosts Paul Clemens on campus
• Debate JV goes 3-3, Novices 3-3 and 2-4 at weekend tourney
• Anthro Club back after 2-year hiatus
• Student organization spotlight... Dearborn Go Club

Sports

• Women win home opener, lose to Tiffin, Purdue Cal
• Men's hoops nipped by Purdue Calumet Peregrines
• COLUMN: Lions fans experience Honolulu déja blue
• Horton, Brown lead Wolverines to 5-0 non-conference start
• Wolves finish 1-2 in Classic, get two wins against Mercyhurst

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