Michigan Journal

Tuesday, January 24, 2006

News

• Tremblay takes the reins
• Students feeling pain of Winter course cuts
• Scholar's Day draws brightest and best
• Bolivian textiles fill Berkowitz
• Correction
• New faculty members impress U. community
• Michigan Alliance aims to aid ailing communities

Perspectives

• Ford's accountability severely lacking
• Student aid budget should not be cut
• Distance/REACH classes should be expanded upon
• President Bush should be impeached, at the very least
• Being busy is both a curse and a blessing
• Get a life and get over the gossip
• A Professor's Perspective: The "FACT act" gives consumers free access to their credit history
• True friends will reach out and make amends

Features

• 'Brokeback' and 'Walk the Line' shine at the 2006 Golden Globes
• Ethical and political dilemmas make 'Tristan & Isolde' better than expected
• 'Electroplankton' isn't average video game
• Diamondback Saloon proves spirit of wrestling is still alive
• 'Project Runway' is a reality show with style
• NewBoy releases Fulla, the Middle Eastern reply to Barbie
• 'The Matador' provides escape for January blues
• Apple unleashes new iProducts
• FOX's show '24' gives viewers the unexpected
• ChECk iT oUt: BeEtLEjUiCe

Student Life

• Debate captures award at George Mason tourney
• King's dream still inspires students at U-LEAD discussion
• Thaqalayn Muslim Association formed
• SAB brings Rachele Eve to the UC stage
• Student organization spotlight: Alpha Omega Epsilon
• SAO provides free breakfast

Sports

• Wolves win shootout while splitting with OU
• Men's basketball drops two in a row, frustration sets in
• COLUMN: Maybe Millen made the right move
• Lady Wolves lose 13th in a row, play conference leader tomorrow
• Horton takes starring role as Wolverines ready for Spartans

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