Michigan Journal

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Health & Fitness

• Faculty, staff 'Get in the Game'
• Flu shot shortage no longer a concern
• Wellness Center offers a myriad of fitness options for students and faculty
• Get Fit!
• Take Your Vitamins!

News

• Voters approve paid parking in Dearborn by landslide vote
• Stereotypes are rampant in society, say UM-D students
• The passage of Proposal 2: what happens next?
• Golden Key honors Bill Ford Jr., inducts fall's best and brightest
• Students question chancellor about sucess after graduation
• Leadership retreat gives students 'BluePrint' for collegiate success
• UM-D accounting professor wins Accounting Educator of the Year
• UM-D students compete in International Collegiate Programming Contest
• Local news in brief

Perspectives

• EDITORIAL: Proposal 2 could bear positive results
• EDITORIAL: YouTube not 'Invention of the Year'
• COLUMN: Marriage is a highly serious thing, not to be taken lightly
• COLUMN: Natural skills should weigh heavily in choosing a career
• COLUMN: There's a lot more to being Christian than just going to church
• COLUMN: Democrats have failed to speak the truth on Iraq
• Letter to the editor: Response to Michael Marcus on Israel divestment
• Letter to the editor: Lack of professionalism permeates the MJ
• Letter to the editor: Student Government President reaches a new low

Features

• Goodsearch.com makes being charitable easy
• Panic! set to storm Palace
• 'One Good Year' leaves one bad taste in viewer's mouth
• 'Bushisms' make for endless supply of entertainment
• Mania sure to ensue when WWF muscles into town
• Check It Out...
• The evidence is in: American viewers can't get enough 'CSI'
• A lot of love for 'Boys Like Girls'

Student Life

• Contestants amaize crowd at talent show
• What happens when marriage, school meet
• WRC holds session on dating violence
• Bands battle for the title of WUMD music makers

Sports

• Volleyball ends season with loss in WHAC tournament
• Men's b-ball opens season with victory
• COLUMN: Here comes 'The Game'
• Women's basketball battles, but falls to 15th ranked team
• Breaston's 2 TDs propel U-M to victory

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