Michigan Journal

Tuesday, March 14, 2006

News

• Fall registration to commence April 3
• Coca-Cola contract still on the rocks
• Debate, university prove good hosts for national tournament
• Students meet with senators in Lansing
• Campus crime rates on the decline
• Universities across country see rise in economics majors
• JOE ON THE GO: Java City leaves CASL
• SG election disagreement looms after leadership summit
• "Difficult Dialogues" to inform faculty and connect students
• 1st annual UM-D photo contest: Winners celebrated with reception, reprint hangings

Perspectives

• EDITORIAL: SG President Baydoun is out of line
• EDITORIAL: Montgomery Ward deal unacceptable
• Scrutiny and concern over the Dubai ports deal is not racist
• Fairytale love stories only apply in... fairytales
• Olympian Bode Miller disgraced the United States
• The 'good guys finish last' saying can apply to 'good girls' as well
• A 'non-traditional' student life can be especially rewarding
• Letter to the Editor
• Don't buy into soul mate hype

Features

• Vanna gets a star
• 'Failure' saved from typical plot by comical characters and dialogue
• YourNameUniversity provides unique, personalized clothing and gifts
• Sony/BMG offers damages to customers
• 'Black' debuts with high-octane graphics, appeal
• Columnist Dowd examines gender roles in new book
• ChEcK iT oUt... aNtIsNoR
• Glow-in-the-dark mini golf is a hole in one for fun
• Top 10 ways you know you're a 90s kid

Student Life

• Travel to Europe on 84 cents a day
• Sociology Club hosts movie and discussion
• Phi Sigma Sigma rocks for charity
• WUMD holds college benefit party
• Eating disorders recognized on campus

Sports

• Hockey takes top-ranked Rhode Island to double-OT in Nationals
• Men's hoops falls in WHAC opening round
• COLUMN: Coaching holds U-M back
• Lady Wolves fall to top seed
• Detroit's finest boxers shine at Kronk Fight Night
• 2006 NCAA Tournament -- Let the madness begin!
• Bowling qualifies for Sectionals

More Issues