Michigan Journal

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

News

• Regents approve sports renovations
• UM-D history profs to aid local teachers in educational strategies
• University budget committee says tuition hike necessary
• U. offers new online transfer database
• On-site admissions continue through end of June
• Tainted heroin claims over 100 victims in Detroit, spreads to other U.S. cities

Perspectives

• Keep Michigan's helmet law intact
• Flag-burning amendment not worthy
• Ford restructuring plagues its employees
• Whatever happened to having manners?
• Summer vacation differs for returning students
• Don't over-analyze the situation
• Don't buy into the government's September 11th conspiracy theory
• Don't be so quick to pass judgement on the afflicted
• Bonnaroo music festival selling out from its origins

Features

• IKEA draws thousands to new Canton store
• Under the Iron Sea is perfect follow-up for UK trio Keane
• 'Cars' is next blockbuster animated film for family
• Automobile Heaven
• Ellen Foster sequel inspires once again
• Check it out...
• The Michigan Journal's guide to concerts and events

Student Life

• Bowling team raises funds as pins fall
• Metro Times internship helps senior gain experience
• Student organization spotlight
• Orientations acclimate freshmen to campus

Sports

• Lacrosse finishes season with hard-fought game
• We could have done it
• New invention revolutionizes the personalization of sport balls
• Tigers trying to restore roar of '84
• UM-D fieldhouse hosts youth sports camps for children of all ages
• The Wellness Center

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