Michigan Journal

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

April Fools

• Fire cripples CASL building, captivates Campus Safety
• Students to help defray electricity costs
• Facebook crash causes panic
• Brothels: New trend to hit campus
• "Next Detroit" looks like paradise
• SG does something
• Study: There is such a thing as a stupid question
• Chocolate City realized: Mayor Ray Nagin commissions Wonka to help rebuild New Orleans
• Lohan's trainer: Lettuce too nourishing
• Wolverine gridders succumb to cunning band of Wolf flaggers

News

• Baydoun: Wireless voting ban part of election 'conspiracy'
• Benefits of faculty sabbaticals far-reaching
• Students' attention called to dangers of loud music
• Arab Student Union hosts over 350 guests at first annual dinner
• Crain's publisher chats about newspaper trends, technology

Perspectives

• EDITORIAL: New immigration bill too extreme
• EDITORIAL: DUI license plates are a good idea
• Atheism isn't what you think it is
• It's hard to be an informed voter at U of M-Dearborn
• Time flies whether or not you're having fun
• It's time for returning students to have a voice at U of M-Dearborn
• A Professor's Perspective...Helen Santiz
• Letter to the Editor
• Sometimes bad things can happen for good reasons

Features

• Williams proves it's not that hard out there for a pimp
• 'Inside Man' sets up crime story, fails to follow through
• Gawker and Google Maps team up to aid celebrity stalkers
• Who says you need to be in a dictionary to be a word? 'Sniglets' prove otherwise
• Library Pub not for families, ideal for drinks with friends
• Monkeys' copycat sound saved by danceable beats
• ChEcK iT oUt... Sensations
• 'Elder Scrolls' can leave gamers feeling empty, incomplete

Student Life

• There is "No Exit" from hell on the UC stage
• Pallottine Peer Ministry heals
• SAB has Texas Hold 'Em tourney
• Deen teaches calligraphy class at UM-D
• Student organization spotlight... Multi-Cultural Association

Sports

• Hoops, volleyball teams honored
• Seventh-ranked Wolves hockey team reflects on season
• Lacrosse drops opening game to Albion Britons
• COLUMN: Tigers' bandwagon still empty
• Triangulation: 2006 Tigers Preview Edition

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