Michigan Journal

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

News

• Women's prison education program awarded $5K grant
• Let the 'Madness' begin!
• UM-D professor honored as co-editor of 'The History of Michigan Law'
• Difficult Dialogues looks at New Orleans' transformation
• Student Activities set to debut Multicultural Immersion Program
• MLK essay, poem and speech contest to be highlight of annual service day
• UM-D commencement speakers chosen for Dec. 16 ceremonies
• Students discuss improvements to Leadership Summit meetings

Perspectives

• EDITORIAL: Don't be in such a hurry over PS3
• EDITORIAL: Parents give penguins cold shoulder
• COLUMN: Go out of your way to talk to your elders; you will learn things
• COLUMN: Student Government has continuously crossed the line in recent weeks
• COLUMN: More online classes would be helpful to working students
• COLUMN: Is the body God gave you not enough?
• COLUMN: We're lucky to be a part of traditions like U-M football
• Declarations...A Student Government Forum
• Letter to the Editor

Features

• Will Smith talks 'Happyness,' 50 Cent and possible 'Bad Boys III'
• Driveblind sets sights on selling out shows
• Celebrate the season in Ford family splendor
• Fashions of rich and famous can be had at bargain prices
• Celebrities should put their money where their mouths are
• Kakuro Answers

Student Life

• Delta Phi Epsilon auctions dates for charity
• Trinity part i performs gospel rap for UC
• 'Here's Love': A sure cure for a reptile dysfunction
• Economics Club is back in business
• Pachanga Party plagued with problems

Sports

• BEATEN, BLACK AND BLUE
• COLUMN: Rematch? It should happen
• Schembechler mourned by university, football world
• Bowling finishes 15th in Youngstown
• Wolves split pair against Billikens, now 9-8 overall
• Heartbreaking OT loss drops women cagers to 0-6 overall
• On guard!
• Women's basketball dominates Grace Bible for first win of year; Men victorious too

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