Michigan Journal

Tuesday, January 17, 2006

News

• Coke leaves bad taste in university's mouth
• Students honor Dr. King's legacy
• Winter Welcome starts the new semester
• Big Money Game Show highlights Winter Welcome
• Estate receives largest bequest in its history
• SG discusses student activity fee hike, addresses Aramark issues
• Astronomical dome placed over telescope on new Science Building

Perspectives

• Press' ethics should be 'Auto'matic
• Whistle should have blown on Bush
• The holidays aren't the best time of the year for everyone
• The Telegraph bridge was a wasteful decision
• Never quit quitting smoking
• Kicking old habits requires work and self-discipline
• Letter to the Editor
• Fascism is not far off

Auto Show

• Honda grabs car, truck awards in unprecedented fashion
• NAIAS rolls out red carpet for celebrities and fans
• Top 5 Concepts of the Year
• Are they ready for the road ahead?

Features

• Out of the dark and into the light therapy
• Orion Township's Palazzo allows for food, fun and bocce
• Lack of story keeps 'Glory Road' from being a must-see movie
• The Year in Review 2005: According to The Michigan Journal
• 'Hostel' scares no one, marketing overhyped
• Claudel and Rodin exhibit showcases 19th century art
• Check it out...
• Not all resolutions are meant to be broken
• 'Dead or Alive 4' takes XBOX 360 to new level

Student Life

• Operation Adventure provides challenges for student orgs.
• Michigan Service Scholars earn grants for volunteering
• IASA wins Change for Change fall competition
• Getting to know your SAO
• Student organization spotlight: Beta Beta Beta
• ASOS provides tutoring services

Sports

• Hockey pushes toward top of CSCHL standings
• COLUMN: Lay off Pistons' bench
• Men's basketball finishes tough schedule stretch, looks ahead
• Lady Wolves' still seeking second win

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