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Ryan Schreiber - Editor iin Chief

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Ryan is currently a senior Print Journalism major, in his fourth year @ UM-D. This is his third year on the MJ staff, spending two as the News Editor and one as the Photo Editor. He is currently the Managing Editor.

Ryan enjoys playing golf and basketball and plans on writing for a major newspaper or magazine in the future.

Email Ryan at rschreiber5@hotmail.com

Ryan Schreiber's Articles

11/14/06

• Faculty, staff 'Get in the Game'
• Voters approve paid parking in Dearborn by landslide vote

11/7/06

• MTV 'Road Rules' alumnae speak out for feminism
• Wylde Bunch rocks sports arenas

10/31/06

• Few attend Leadership Summit, discuss library hours extension
• UM-D bowling hits learning curve during tough tournament finishes

10/24/06

• Cedric Dent sings about gospel history
• Proposal 2 heats up university, Facebook

10/17/06

• Department of Defense
• Destination: Indianapolis
• Police find no trace of armed suspect

10/10/06

• Engineering Complex dedicated to Prechter
• Wolves bowling finishes 16th

10/3/06

• SG passes Israeli divestment resolution
• Tigers still on the prowl after limping into postseason
• Wolverines recapture the Jug

9/26/06

• Detroit Economic Club hosts meeting on higher education
• Marbury shoe tour spreads the love
• SG election changes coming in December

9/19/06

• Men's basketball working to overcome senior losses
• Volleyball 'digs' in against top teams, begins conference season victorious
• Women cagers adopt new attitude, coach

7/18/06

• 'Baseball As America' slides into Henry Ford Museum
• Candlelight vigil honors those affected by Mideast crisis
• Granholm excited about new transportation legislation
• Tigers stars shine in midsummer classic

6/20/06

• Bowling team raises funds as pins fall
• Under the Iron Sea is perfect follow-up for UK trio Keane
• University budget committee says tuition hike necessary

4/20/06

• Student thrown in jail for skipping jury duty

4/11/06

• Contestants strike a deal on new hit game show
• Course cuts not too damaging, says U.
• SG swears in Baydoun, senators; resolution will allow VC to appoint independent commission

4/4/06

• SG ELECTIONS UNDER FIRE AGAIN

3/28/06

• Benefits of faculty sabbaticals far-reaching
• Crain's publisher chats about newspaper trends, technology

3/21/06

• Saul Anuzis talks with the MJ

3/14/06

• 1st annual UM-D photo contest: Winners celebrated with reception, reprint hangings
• Campus crime rates on the decline
• JOE ON THE GO: Java City leaves CASL

2/21/06

• Buckle up and slow down
• Listeners won't be 'so sick' of Ne-Yo's music

2/14/06

• Aramark turns food service over to university
• Braylon Edwards: life, football and giving back
• Minimum wage up too much, too fast
• Students volunteer at Pablo Davis Elder Living Center downtown

2/7/06

• Danny of 'Real World-Austin': Sounding off on life, reality television and the drama it creates

1/31/06

• MJ Guide to Super Bowl Week in Motown
• Postal Service hikes stamp prices
• The Whitney: a true Detroit gem
• UM-D campus gets taste of tomorrow's technology today
• Wolverines claw their way into national rankings

1/24/06

• Horton takes starring role as Wolverines ready for Spartans
• Students feeling pain of Winter course cuts

1/17/06

• Honda grabs car, truck awards in unprecedented fashion

12/6/05

• Horton, Brown lead Wolverines to 5-0 non-conference start
• SG and RSO leaders discuss campus safety, org. funding

11/22/05

• Accounting students help capture criminals
• Tenure-tracks to get summer pay adjustment
• University adopts new logo, wordmark for brand strength

11/15/05

• Rivalry Quick Facts
• The 5 Greatest Games
• Victory will give Wolverines shot at conference's BCS bid

11/8/05

• A moment in the Judge's chambers
• LEO, students rally against class cuts
• SG/MJ press coverage dispute interrupts Leadership Summit

11/1/05

• Ann Arbor basketball looking for NCAA bid
• CLASS CANCELLATIONS LOOM

10/25/05

• 2006 Pontiac Torrent: Designed for action or destined for failure?
• 25,000th bird banded on campus
• Fixing the 'D'
• Haunted History

10/18/05

• 2006 Ford Explorer improves on ride quality, interior accents

10/11/05

• Dearborn paid parking won't get to voters
• Estate grounds welcome wildlife, visitors
• Scion tC is the best value, quality for college pockets

10/4/05

• "Happy Tree Friends" are disturbingly entertaining
• "The Office" offers laughs to all

9/20/05

• SG aids in change to grade policy, finalizations to be determined by administration

9/13/05

• Tuition rates raised 11.9%

7/12/05

• All-Star Scrapbook
• Enrollment numbers expected to increase
• Former U-M star Chris Webber talks to MJ
• Sophomore QB, RB to lead Michigan football into '05 season
• Student parking stickers now available

6/14/05

• Enrollment to grow to 12,000 as part of chancellor's vision
• SG election results finalized, executive board plans for year
• Solar Car Team ready to blaze across country

4/19/05

• It's over: SG ends election attrition
• Little appointed for five more years
• SG election results still uncertain

4/12/05

• BREAKING NEWS: SG election winners disqualified
• Campus meets and greets new vice chancellor
• Election debacle
• Presidential, Senatorial swear-ins absent at annual SG Inauguration dinner
• Profs discuss Armenian Genocide, Holocaust
• UM-Dearborn unveils new promotional material in UC

4/5/05

• Ann Arbor rejects SG divestment resolution, Flint approves own
• Hear them roar
• SG elections taking place today and tomorrow
• University answers students' concerns about parking permits

3/22/05

• SG elections slated for April 5-6

3/15/05

• Be Cool twinkle-twinkles on the big screen
• Gov. Granholm, President Coleman highlight 2005 Women's Summit
• New vice chancellor hired

2/22/05

• Students, public help Environmental Interpretive Center tap maple trees
• UM-D faculty, staff, alumni honored with publication exhibit

2/15/05

• Ethnic Diversity Day changes format again
• Open Door Policy
• Students sign petition to change grades

2/8/05

• Admissions, enrollment on rise
• Austrian prof to speak about Fordlândia

2/1/05

• Chancellor's interaction with students changes format
• Gyrfalcon sighting draws flock of birdwatchers from near and far

1/25/05

• Auto theft plagues UM-D campus despite comparatively low numbers
• On the ROCs

1/18/05

• Volunteers help the community during MLK Day festivities

12/7/04

• SG elections get heated

11/23/04

• Global Fest 2004: When cultures collide
• Pacers to blame for throwdown in Motown
• Speakers, students discuss Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• T-REX mobile exhibit prowls UM-D parking lot

11/16/04

• Ann Arbor Concert Band and UM-D professor harmonize
• Donation fuels renaming of UC multipurpose room
• Men's basketball dedicates season to late teammate

11/9/04

• President Coleman put on the defensive

11/2/04

• Campus faculty holds quadrennial discussion, makes predictions on presidential election
• Construction underway
• Pastor Marvin Winans to speak on campus next Wednesday

10/26/04

• MSA-sponsored Unity in Diversity dinner draws largest crowd ever
• Spectacular Fall colors emblazon UM-D campus

10/19/04

• Clothing drive taking place next week to benefit women
• Meeting of international minds
• Meeting of International Minds (cont.)
• Video conference held between UM-D and Moroccan university

10/12/04

• "Baskets"collection on display in Berkowitz Gallery
• Lynn Sherr to host The People Speak on Thursday

10/5/04

• U.S. civil liberties questioned in second Town Hall installment

9/28/04

• 9/11 still affecting U.S.
• Filmmaker Michael Moore to speak in fieldhouse today
• The Henry Ford Estate: Take advantage of it

9/21/04

• Chappelle clips draw largest crowd ever to Conversation on Race series
• Ready...Set...Eat!!!

6/15/04

• LEO contract near completion
• State appropriations are subject of SG Town Hall meeting

4/20/04

• Popular Casino Night highlights 2004 Spring Blowout events
• Student leaders honored

4/13/04

• STRIKE! (Ann Arbor)

4/6/04

• Negotiations rage on

3/30/04

• Ethnic Diversity Day 2004 proves sUCcessful in new venue
• UM-D marketing students work on project with FBI
• UM-D Rugby team smokes Polecats

3/23/04

• Don't pack a lunch! Come taste the world at Ethnic Diversity Day 2004
• Don't pack a lunch! Come taste the world at Ethnic Diversity Day 2004
• UM-D Lacrosse strives toward respect and success

3/16/04

• Campus Safety submits new weapons certification proposal

2/24/04

• Second annual Battle of the Bands showcases local talent
• The University of Colorado has a questionable way with words

2/17/04

• Local bands ready to battle for supremacy in second annual event
• University concerned over decreasing application rate

2/10/04

• UC dedicated with grand ceremony, reception

2/3/04

• Former CIA agent speaks out against Bush administration

1/27/04

• 2004 Distinguished Teaching Awards call for nominations
• MTV's "Real World" alumnus to head racial forum on campus

1/20/04

• The Fairlane Center

12/10/03

• New Fairlane Center shuttle service to begin next semester
• Wolverines look to make NCAA postseason

11/25/03

• Big Ten Champions!
• Chancellor's Chat raises dialogue, attendance and new concepts

11/18/03

• Debate duo nets first tournament victory
• The Stage Is Set!

11/11/03

• BCS: Broken, Confusing, Strategic?

11/4/03

• Sparty on? Sparty's done!