The Crier

The week of February 18, 2007

Changing the Fight Against Cancer

Jeremy Davidson · The Empiricist

A new frontier in the war against cancer has opened in the labs of the University. Researchers have developed a new anti-cancer drug based on…

A Tale of Two Cities: Why Game Centers Don’t Work in Ann Arbor

Forest Casey · Tech

It was a unique concept, it was a bland concept: a facility for gamers to come together and pay-to-play on the latest technology, without shelling out hundreds on a personal system

The Best of the Worst: Cheap Keg Beers

Marlon Jackson · Hops’n’Scotch

Bad beer is as natural to the University as classes and football. If you’re a student, chances are you taste a lot of it. This week, our beer critic goes cheap. Really cheap.

This Week in Student Groups: The F-Word

Barb Chaterjee · Spotlight

The F-word is an organization dedicated to creating a feminist movement at the University of Michigan that applies to all sexes, races and social backgrounds….

On Top of the World

Katie Garlinghouse · The Pasquinade

Five YouTube Videos You Have to See

Gerald Gordinier · Amused

The sheer size of YouTube can be overwhelming. Luckily, the Crier has sorted them out for you. Here’s five of our favorites that you need to see.

Free Movies in Minutes

Forest Casey · Ann Arbor Secrets

BitTorrent is doing to movies what Napster did to music. But too few people actually know how to use it. Let Ann Arbor Secrets show you the path to fast, free movies.

A Stalled Carr: Why Michigan Football Needs to Change

Adrian Drake · Sport

The University is steeped in a culture of tradition, and the football team is no exception. But in the transitory world of elite NCAA competition, reliance on tradition can be a double-edged sword.

That’s Right. All the Tea.

Katie Garlinghouse · The Gastronomist

Nearly 230 years ago our forefathers dumped three cargo ships worth of tea into the Boston Harbor. Perhaps due to our disregard for the sanctity of the leafy drink, the world has been slow to share quality tea with the United States.

The Managerial Wisdom of Crazy Wisdom Bookstore

Lisa Hiatt · The Exchange

When I walked into Crazy Wisdom Bookstore, I immediately felt at peace. A faint, melodic voice chimed against the backdrop of African drums. Ancient Egyptian…

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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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