Michigan Journal

Tuesday, October 31, 2006

World of Science

• Stem Cell debate brings governor, researchers to UM-D's town hall
• Do you know what you're eating?
• Pluto no longer a planet
• Lab is home away from home for biology student
• Love science? Join these UM-D student orgs!

News

• Officials dedicate new science center
• Google still trying to finish digitalization of U. libraries
• Few attend Leadership Summit, discuss library hours extension
• 2006 Michigan Gubernatorial Election Voter's Guide
• Biology professor traces Jewish history

Perspectives

• EDITORIAL: Vote "No"?on Michigan Proposal 5
• EDITORIAL: Veil discrimination is unreasonable
• COLUMN: You have no excuse not to go out and vote next Tuesday
• COLUMN: A vote for Dick DeVos is a vote against science and reason
• COLUMN: NASA and John Glenn are undervalued resources
• COLUMN: Being an example is a full-time job
• Letter to the Editor: Administration Should Review decisions of the office of Residency
• Declarations...A Student Government Forum

Features

• There's still time left to enjoy autumn
• 'Saw' ups plot content, gore in third segment
• Celebrate Hispanic culture, traditions in Mexicantown
• Check It Out...
• New DVD battles 'Supernatural' forces while fighting demons

Student Life

• With Punch! provides free food,entertainment
• Psychology club discusses graduate program
• Pumpkin Carving & Carmel Apples
• U-M pumpkin helps set new world record
• NSBE hustles to be seen on campus

Sports

• Volleyball wins home finale, looks toward WHAC playoffs
• Hockey upset twice in week
• COLUMN: Tigers fans, do not fret
• Wolverines struggle through wet conditions, topple Northwestern in defensive explosion
• COLUMN: Rogers was wrong, but you don't have to crucify him
• Tigers' errors throw W.S.
• UM-D bowling hits learning curve during tough tournament finishes

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