Michigan Journal

Wednesday, April 3, 2002

News

• Kinney wins SG presidential seat with little contest
• Interim president addresses importance of UM-D
• SG inauguration plans in the works
• Students with drug convictions may receive financial aid from colleges
• Prof. performs Malcolm X, others
• Greek Week 2002 preview
• Interview: Leaving behind a leadership legacy

The MJ Undercover

• Kid Rock goes modular
• Genetically engineered geese protect UM-D
• Temptation Zajac under fire
• The MJ Undercover

Features

• A different kind of art: Berkowitz celebrates glass month
• Blade comic book not nearly as good as movie
• Brandy's new album Full Moon shines brightly
• Death to Smoochy is a killer comedy starring Robin Williams
• 20 years later, ET brings a wave of nostalgia
• Custom's Fast a one-hit wonder with hot single
• Panic Room is a suspense filter

Technology

• MJ EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Megan Morrone, Web Producer at TECH TV

Sports

• 2002 Detroit Tigers Season Preview
• Senior athletes receive praise for mythic reasons

Perspectives

• Student aid not meant for drug dealers
• Obscure law deservedly repealed by courts
• Fees to use e-mail may become reality
• Men's magazines better for women than Cosmo
• Drug war faulty, decriminalization necessary
• Road warning signs likely to increase accidents, deaths

Student Life

• Delta Sigma Phi continues tradition of diversity
• Michigan chief justice visits UM-D

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