The Crier

The week of January 28, 2007

Spending Green

Eugene Morrow · The Empiricist

It’s official: Capitol Hill has been moved to a Southern climate zone. As politicians join with activists to counter global warming, spending a little extra money at home could help win a greener future.

Welcome to the Crier

Adrian Drake · Featured

The Crier has arrived, fueled by caffeine and a simple combination of ideas: technology is here; student media should use it. We are here to discuss issues that drive student life. Not necessarily those that other publications can’t or won’t talk about. Just those that they don’t.

In Limbo at Oosterbaan

Jack Bruce · Sport

Who are the most committed athletes at the University of Michigan? Is it the football team with their lobster dinners and all-expenses-paid credit cards? Is…

Student Despotism Made Easy

Eli Walker · The Consul

A homespun dictatorship is within your grasp. Make your wildest autocratic fantasies reality — and get a sweet desk in the Union while you’re at it.

La Revolucion de Café

Barb Chaterjee · The Gastronomist

Why settle for weak coffee and shoddy cappuccino? You deserve better. Connoisseurs, unite: The Revolution will be caffeinated.

The Good Fight

Forest Casey · Tech

A few weeks ago, in a showing of unbridled benevolence, my ex-boss and surrogate father drove his yellow Mini Cooper down to Ann Arbor to…

Public Secrets

Forest Casey · Ann Arbor Secrets

This is a very odd column. In no other field does the topic of a piece of writing cease to be a part of that…

Buy Your Professor’s Book. No, Seriously.

Michael Butterscotch · Cultured

So, the last piece you read by a University of Michigan writer was “Death of a Salesman” in 12th grade AP English, right after you…

Why Tally Hall Just Might Make It

Tobias Dodge · Amused

By now, most people who recognize the name “Tally Hall” have heard at least one of two songs: Good Day (winner of the John Lennon…

Golden Smoke Rings

Alex Dziadosz · The Exchange

Americans have a knack for popularizing foreign cultural traditions. Could the hookah lounge duplicate the coffeehouse’s remarkable success?

The New Guy

Katie Garlinghouse · The Pasquinade

The Fine Art of the Porter

Marlon Jackson · Hops’n’Scotch

This week we review porter, an old English style of dark ale. Porter is a common style in craft brewing; all three Ann Arbor brewers…

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Daily Reading

Hey look, Engadget is writing about Ann Arbor!

111 shirtless men descend on NYC 5th Avenue Abercrombie store

At the store where the shirtless man is revered, the shirtless man may not shop.

Since when is Wes Anderson shooting headlines photos for the NYTimes?

P.S. Why is the Skipper from Gilligan’s Island giving the peace sign?

The Cassini-Huygens probe, rocking Saturn since 2004

Excellent gallery of its recent exploits 800,000,000 miles away

Magritte Flickr group

Blissfully surreal

Think of all the fun you’re not having with your Macbook’s camera right now

The amazing flywheel battery

Powering humanity for the last 6,000 years. Damn Interesting continues its unbridled excellence.

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