Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 10, 2006

News

• Police search UM-D woods for reported gunman
• Engineering Complex dedicated to Prechter
• Granholm: To stay affordable, universities must 'tighten their belts'
• Thomas Sugrue speaks on the forces of segregation in Detroit
• Take Back the Night unites against domestic violence
• M-CARE sale to Blue Cross Blue Shield approved
• Spam blocker installed for university e-mail accounts
• Shots from the October 8 university Open House

Perspectives

• UM-D Open House a mixed success
• Fat America needs healthier choices
• Warrantless wiretaps are not necessary, nor constitutional
• A Professor's Perspective
• Special treatment for older students is not necessary
• Keep tabs on your privacy settings when using Web sites like Facebook or MySpace
• Communication is fundamental to any form of a lasting relationship
• Keep the university library open 24-7

Features

• 'Prank University' is the ultimate guide to college antics
• Hollywood Happenings
• 'Employee' shows the funny side of life on a meaningless job
• Fun and festivities abound in Lincoln Park
• Check It Out...
• 'Sam's Town' makes a killing
• Fluid animations and graphics in NHL 2K7 make game more lifelike

Student Life

• SEA holds social bringing students, alumni together
• Campus Video continues 'reeling' in footage
• Palm Reader returns to UC, tells fortunes
• Counseling Department screens for depression
• Tri-Beta presents: A Day in the Life of a Doctor

Sports

• Wolves end winning streak to tough competition
• Tigers-A's should be tough test
• Wolves volleyball adds another win in WHAC play, beats Saints
• Hockey drops 2 to Ohio University
• Wolverines dispose of Spartans, rise to #4 in rankings
• Wolves bowling finishes 16th

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