Michigan Journal

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

News

• Global Fest 2007 draws over 1,000
• CEO and professor give back
• Flag stolen multiple times
• Difficult Dialogues on torture
• SG holds second House of Reps meeting
• CORRECTION

Perspectives

• Editorial: Address all acts of bigotry equally
• Editorial: Reaction to flag theft overblown
• Survey disproves belief that money can't buy happiness
• Retailers no longer value employee loyalty
• Democrats bow down again, join torturers
• Gay-bashing congregation deserves prison, not a fine
• Wolves deserve same respect as wolverines
• World faces growing threat from dictatorial Musharraf

Features

• Stagecrafters' 'Crimes of the Heart' steals theatrical spotlight
• Local artists lend helping hands to lower drunk driving
• Dead celebs continue to cash checks
• The blind find new ways to brand with braille tattoos
• Yule pay less for holiday travel by careful planning
• Detroit's symphony orchestra reinvents Disney's greatest tunes
• 'American Gangster' marvels mobs with true crime story
• WUMD Beats of the Week

Student Life

• Jack Levin brings topics of hate and violence to UM-D campus
• Filmmaker shares Dalai Lama interview in '10 Questions' documentary, Q & A session
• Students take a trip through Hungarian Culture
• Hajjeh Bazzi sheds light on Mary's relationship with the Islamic culture

Sports

• Manningham saves 100th game
• Coulmn: Winning season for the Lions: hopeless?
• Women's basketball crushes Warriors
• Senior Night victory propels Wolves into second place tie
• Hockey goes down against Iowa State

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