In March, Brailsford & Dunlavey, the consulting firm that was called in to survey University of Michigan-Dearborn's student population about the perspective popularity of student housing, delivered their final report to UM-D. The consulting firm has been developing the report since December.
In the article titled "Student speakers ready for commencement speeches," it should be noted that student Rezarta Haxhillari's major is marketing, not political science. Additionally, Haxhillari is the founder of the Dearborn chapter of Albanian American Student Organization, not the entire organization.
Because this is my final column for The Michigan Journal, I feel obligated to make the usual remarks about having had a fine experience here at UM-D; about what a great time I've had as an MJ editor, all the wonderful readers, and so on. Fine. I've enjoyed my time as an editor, I've learned a great deal from a few of my professors, and each week have had the opportunity to hold forth on matters important to me.
Created by Ali Beidoun and his fellow New Age Philosophers, New Age Philosophy has come to be a way of life for some UM -?D students. Beidoun, Karnik and MacMillan, three NAPsters, offer their words of wisdom to troubled students in search of helpful advice.
Awareness for sexual assault and domestic violence was brought to the forefront as Women in Learning and Leadership (WILL) sponsored Fighting In Fashion last Tuesday in Kochoff Hall. Co-sponsored by the Women's Resource Center, Phi Mu, Delta Phi Epsilon, Panhellenic Council, Delta Sigma Phi, Phi Sigma Phi, Tau Kappa and Black Student Union and part of S.
The first ever American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) All-Star Game took place Saturday March 29 at Penn State University. Forty ACHA players convened at State College, Pa. in the event. The Wolves were represented by senior defenseman Matt Chromy.
