…The University Solar Car -'_' .' a .. .. lie 11, qfi knn Arbor, MI ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY YEARS OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM Texting ban takes effect across Mich. Police officers prepare to enforce ban against violators who text and drive. >SEE PAGE2 The Patriot Act's modern Red Hunt A McCarthy-era victim weighs in on Humanitarian Law Project v. Holder. >> SEE PAGE 4 ATS The 'Twilight' of good filmmaking "Eclipse" is as colorless and bland as Edward ...…
…NEWS Incoming freshman makes regent bid Prospective first-year Simon Boehme is collecting signa- tures for the fall ballot. SEE PAGE 2 OPINION Living up to James Angell's ideal The largest freshman class in 'U' history should be wel- comed, says Tyler Jones. SEE PAGE5 ARTS M.I.A. stays true to form with latest LP '\/\/\ Y /\" proves the Sri Lankan is going to say what she wants, and say it loud. SEE PAGE 9 SPORTS LegendaryU'coach Warhurst reti...…
…er- r , ,, yy r. x .,"' r ".y 3 Ann Arbor, MI ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY YEARS OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM Weekly Summer Edition NEWS UMHS ranked among top hospitals U.S. News and World Report rates the University's Health System in its latest rankings. >> SEE PAGE 2 OPINION Hurrah to the...sun and blue? Wolverine volleyball players Lexi Zimmerman and Court- ney Fletcher discuss how. >> SEE PAGE 5 ARTS Return of the Ann Arbor Art Fairs For four days, the ci...…
…NEWS Dem. primary for A2 mayor draws near Incumbent John Hieftje faces criticism from blogger and candidate Patricia Lesko. >> SEE PAGE 2 OPINION Breaking out of the big city anonymity Carolyn Lusch learns how to make friends with strangers from Ann Arbor to New York. >> SEE PAGE 5 ARTS Michael Moore teams with SAC Traverse City Film Festival founder brings student films up north for second year. >> SEE PAGE 9 SPORTS Wolverines hope to rebound...…
