Michigan Journal

Tuesday, April 4, 2006

News

• SG ELECTIONS UNDER FIRE AGAIN
• Ethnic Diversity Day to take place April 4
• UM-D holds induction for their first campus honor society, Golden Key
• Professors' mailboxes full of technology
• Chancellor asks for student feedback
• Survey shows knowledge gets better with age
• Michigan Merit requirements would bring state requirements up to par with UM-D's
• Election Results Sidebar

Perspectives

• SG elections riddled with complaints; campus community must revote
• Letter to the Editor: UM-D Electioneering 2006
• Letter to the Editor: Student Government elections
• Letter to the Editor: SG elections are a shameful disgrace
• Letter to the Editor: Voting Conspiracy? Hardly.
• A Professor's Perspective: Give professors permission to think
• Don't judge a book by its cover
• University must do more to inform students
• Partisan identification should not rule all voting decisions
• The world should accept homosexuality
• Change in French labor laws bears implications here at home

Features

• Anti-Flag is out 'For Blood and Empire'
• 'ATL' sheds light on hardships faced by Atlanta adolescents
• Ghostface Killah restores hip hop on eclectic album Fishscale
• 'Jeopardy!' launches online test for contestant hopefuls
• 'Ice Age: The Meltdown' snows over original with its humor
• cHeCk It OuT... ORGASMATRON

Student Life

• Greek Week showcases campus unity, spirit
• Stress relief is on its way; UM-D to host stress-free day
• Lawyer addresses question of who is Jesus
• UC adorned with Lyceum artwork
• PRSSA sponsors financial speaker
• Turner lectures on religious conversion

Sports

• Lacrosse gets forfeit, loses 17-14 to #1-ranked Carnegie Mellon
• Bowling finishes 15th in Sectionals
• COLUMN: Give refs a break already
• Demon Deacons squeak by The Team in championship
• Web site streamlines pick-up games

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