A lead feature story in the "Metro Section" focuses on Wayne State's expansion of its campus atmosphere with several new retail businesses. Over the past two years, the university has added more than 20,000 square-feet of retail space, and expects to see more than $850,000 in rental income this fiscal year. \"It\'s all about providing services and choices,\" said Nabelah Ghareeb, assistant vice president for business and auxiliary operations. She predicts another increase in rental income next year of 15 percent. The rise in retail activity can be attributed to Wayne State\'s first capital campaign, which will fund about $142 million in building improvements at the medical, law, engineering and business administration schools. Under the leadership of Wayne State University President Irvin D. Reid, WSU is moving from a campus with an inward focus, to an interactive community integrated with its neighborhoods. By November, retailers will line most of the east side of Anthony Wayne Drive between Ferry and Warren, exuding a feeling of old Woodward Avenue, said Ghareeb. A photo is included showing the food court in the Student Center Building.