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SN staffers receive statewide awards
(02/26/2007)
For 10 years in a row a State News photographer has won College Photographer of the Year honors from the Michigan Press Photographers Association.
(02/17/2007)
Freshman forward Raymar Morgan left tries to block Iowa forward Tyler Smith as he drives for a basket. Morgan scored 16 points during the game and the Spartans won 81-49. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(02/17/2007)
Sophomore center Goran Suton center and junior center Drew Naymick right reach for a rebound with Iowa center Seth Gorney. Suton had 10 points and eight rebounds. The Spartans won 81-49. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(02/17/2007)
Members of the Izzone congratulate the MSU men's basketball team after its 81-49 victory over Iowa. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(02/17/2007)
The Izzone reacts during the last half of the game against Iowa. The Spartans won 81-49. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(02/17/2007)
Junior guard Drew Neitzel left drives past Iowa forward Kurt Looby during the game against Iowa. Neitzel scored 17 points. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
Deputy city manager retires, takes new job
(09/26/2006)
Jean Golden says she's off to find bliss.After serving as East Lansing's deputy city manager for seven years Golden is ready to retake control of her life."I'm going to be 60 years old 151 I've been working hard since I was 16" she said.
(05/16/2006)
Assistant Professor Blake Williams throws a slab of clay during a demonstration for Studio Art 340 Ceramics I at Kresge Art Center. Monday was the beginning of the first summer session for students. The class will meet four days a week. Williams said students should allow for an extra eight hours of work outside of class in order to compensate for the shorter semester. Williams will instruct students on the basics of ceramic sculpture such as slab and coil building. Students pictured from the left are studio art junior Pa Lao art education senior Amanda McKinney and studio art senior Anthony Reach. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State NewsSee this photo in color at www.statenews.com click on View webshot
Along Grand River
(04/19/2006)
You've probably walked its path every day but Grand River Avenue is much more than the dividing line between MSU and East Lansing.
(12/17/2005)
Vikings guard Steve Gansey right and center Justin Henderson double team MSU senior center Paul Davis in the first half of Friday night's game at Breslin Center. Davis scored 24 total points and the Spartans won 83-75 againstthe Vikings. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(12/17/2005)
Senior guard Maurice Ager right Cleveland State guard Steve Gansey during the first half of the game Friday at Breslin Center. Ager shot 7-of-15 from the field scoring 22 total points as the No. 12 Spartans rallied past the Vikings 83-75. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(12/17/2005)
Senior center Paul Davis left and senior guard Maurice Ager right give high-fives to junior guard Shannon Brown. Brown scored a team-high 27 points as the Spartans defeated the Cleveland State 83-75 Friday at Breslin Center. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(10/31/2005)
Ashton Watson left senior cornerback celebrates with Eric Smith senior defensive back after Smith intercepted a pass during the third quarter of the game against Indiana. The Spartans won 46-15 against the Hoosiers. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(10/17/2005)
Eric Rising premedical sophomore and Natalie Lis preveterinary freshman rent an apartment at Brandywine Creek Apartments in northern East Lansing. Lis said that one of the reasons they chose Brandywine was because they accepted pets. Rising and Lis share their one bedroom apartment with a kitten a dog two rats a guinea pig and a python. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(09/28/2005)
In about one month Andrea Amalfitano professor in the College of Osteopathic Medicine will be continuing research on genetics to use one virus to attack another one. Amalfitano will utilize biohazard hoods to assist in containing the viruses that will eventually lead to designer genes that will help fight cancer and AIDS. I like what Im doing. I wont be done until Im dead said Amalfitano. I dont have a goal of retiring. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(07/28/2005)
Jay Schneider an education graduate student and WDBM Impact 89 FM disc jockey on Monday afternoon hosts the high noon duel between two newly released albums. Schneider is a primetime DJ for the Accidental Blues show that airs Wednesday nights from 8 p.m. until midnight. He said listeners are very loyal to the Impact. There is one listener who has a string of tin cans and copper wire around his room just so that he can pick up the Impact. He said listeners are so loyal because the Impact is the only true alternative station in the area. We break the music first. Jeana-Dee Allen
(07/28/2005)
Jay Schneider an education graduate student and WDBM Impact 89 FM disc jockey on Monday afternoon hosts the high noon duel between two newly released albums. Schneider is a primetime DJ for the Accidental Blues show that airs Wednesday nights from 8 p.m. until midnight. He said listeners are very loyal to the Impact. There is one listener who has a string of tin cans and copper wire around his room just so that he can pick up the Impact. He said listeners are so loyal because the Impact is the only true alternative station in the area. We break the music first. Jeana-Dee Allen
(06/30/2005)
Wednesday afternoon outside the Capitol Sen. John Edwards gives an autograph to a participant of a rally lead by the Coalition to Raise the Michigan Minimum Wage. The Committee is partnering with labor unions and other grassroots organizations to change the 5.15 an hour minimum wage to 7.15 an hour. After Edwards spoke to the crowd he shook hands with protestors and autographed T-shirts banners and anything participants handed him. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(06/30/2005)
Wednesday afternoon outside the Capitol Sen. John Edwards gives an autograph to a participant of a rally lead by the Coalition to Raise the Michigan Minimum Wage. The Committee is partnering with labor unions and other grassroots organizations to change the 5.15 an hour minimum wage to 7.15 an hour. After Edwards spoke to the crowd he shook hands with protestors and autographed T-shirts banners and anything participants handed him. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News
(05/17/2005)
Lugnut Daryl Harang 39 pulls back for a pitch during the fourth inning of their game against the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on Monday night at Oldsmobile Park. Attendance was low because of mild temperatures. But Pattengill Middle School and Hope Scholarship students were there to cheer on the Lugnuts. Jeana-Dee AllenThe State News