Michigan Journal

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

Super Bowl XL

• Detroit music venues provide fun, excitement for lovers of all musical genres
• Casinos do their part to strengthen Detroit nightlife
• MJ Guide to Super Bowl Week in Motown
• Want to party with the stars?
• The Whitney: a true Detroit gem

News

• This one's for the Dogs
• UM-D campus gets taste of tomorrow's technology today
• Mardigian Library offers new online fee payment system
• Postal Service hikes stamp prices
• KCP teaches high-schoolers about college life
• ELP welcomes UM-D alumni

Perspectives

• Detroit needs help beyond SBXL
• Oprah's zealousness hurts her cause
• Bush's speech won't realistically address the state of the union
• Privacy is among our most basic Constitutional rights
• A Professor's Perspective
• Despite difficulties, buying textbooks online is worth it
• Breast cancer can happen to anyone, no matter what age
• The government should have no say in abortion

Features

• Detroit Radio Information Service holds annual reception
• STOMP uses household objects to make unique, rhythmic music
• Martin Lawrence goes undercover again in 'Big Momma's House 2'
• SIRIUS satellite radio welcomes Howard Stern
• The Gossip Files
• Fiamma Grille provides upscale food and services for special occasions
• Loeb's 'Number 1 Single' show proves to be untrue
• ChECk iT oUt... GU
• Action sequel 'Underworld: Evolutions' breaks movie trends

Student Life

• Lyceum displays winter semester's traveling photographer
• Volunteer Dearborn helps World Medical Relief
• SAB holds winter open house in UC
• Comedy for a Cause at Joey's helps AMA
• MSA and Thaqalayn celebrate Eid-ul-Adha
• Psych Daze gives insight to the future
• Student organization spotlight... Chaldean American Student Association

Sports

• Men's basketball grabs two victories in week
• COLUMN: Sports fans' behavior can get ugly
• Women's basketball gives league power Davenport all they can handle
• Hockey team tangles with Nittany Lions
• Wolverines claw their way into national rankings

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