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  • Abdelkader scores again as Red Wings take 2-0 series lead

    (05/31/2009)
    Its just a little bit of dj vu for the Detroit Red Wings in more ways than one. One year after facing off against the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup Final the two are playing each other again this year.

  • More to honor, fewer choose to remember

    (05/25/2009)
    For Gordon Small a Lansing resident and Korean War veteran celebrating Memorial Day evokes more emotion each year and the lack of community involvement he sees doesnt help. Its too bad that the citizenry of Lansing just didnt pour out here to honor these guys Small said.

  • Student health care proposals seek balance

    (05/19/2009)
    Some students might have easier access to health care because of a new health reform bill proposed by state Sen. Tom George R-Kalamazoo last week. If youre going to go to school its hard to work many hours a week and keep up with your classes said Sherry Sofia chief of staff for George. It could be those people who have a part-time job and no benefits provided by their employer who are helped.

  • High-speed railway could link Mich. cities with Chicago, Midwest

    (04/20/2009)
    The distance from Detroit to Chicago might not seem so far if plans for a high-speed railway linking Midwest cities are approved.

  • Loss leaves Spartans winless in Big Ten play for first time since 1991

    (04/19/2009)
    In his final regular season match MSU mens tennis senior John Allare refused to go down without a fight.After getting run off the court in the first set Sunday against Illinois star Roy Kalmanovich Allare knew he would need to reach deep to mount a comeback in the second set.

  • ACLU drafts proposal for gender-neutral campus housing

    (04/12/2009)
    As MSUs transgender housing policy rounds off its first year of operation a student is taking the first steps toward a policy that would expand gender-neutral housing to a campus-wide scale allowing any two students of the opposite sex the option to room together.

  • Festival draws crowd, showcases 100 films

    (03/26/2009)
    Gold stars on the floor led the way to theaters in Wells Hall showcasing 100 films from around the country during the East Lansing Film Festival. The movies most of which were independently produced might not have sounded familiar to students and local residents but they attracted a crowd. Attendants and volunteers were buzzing about the turnout and the shows.

  • (03/17/2009)
    From left Paul Riopelle Marc Moritz Ellen Campbell and Janine Novenske Smith perform a song mocking the Broadway musical Les Miserables during a rehearsal Sunday of the musical Forbidden Broadway at the BoarsHead Theater 425 S. Grand Ave. in Lansing.

  • Behind the curtain at BoarsHead

    (03/17/2009)
    In the more than 40 years since it was founded BoarsHead Theater has become a community staple. Actors know the theater directors know the theater and local theater patrons know the theater.

  • (02/22/2009)
    Marc DeGroot is helped out of the arena after being thrown off of his bronco and dragged during the Saddle Bronc event Saturday at Spartan Stampede.

  • MSU, Ferris to share Grand Rapids med school building

    (02/18/2009)
    MSU students and faculty will have company when they move into the College of Human Medicines Grand Rapids campus in 2010. At last Fridays meeting the MSU Board of Trustees approved a 10-year lease to Ferris State Universitys College of Pharmacy giving Ferris program access to the Secchia Centers seventh floor.

  • 'Magic' cancels book signing date

    (12/01/2008)
    The anticipated book signing by Earvin 8220Magic8221 Johnson has been canceled.

  • MSU grad releases college cookbook

    (11/02/2008)
    An MSU graduate has joined forces with his brother to produce a cookbook for hopeful college chefs at MSU and across the country.

  • (10/30/2008)
    Nutritional science junior Afreen Syed right picks up a voter rights pamphlet and gets voting information from political theory and English senior Marc Allen left and international relations and Muslim studies junior Grant Rumly. 8220We8217re giving people candy and information8221 Rumly said about the event. Spartans Vote had tables at seven campus locations including Brody hall North and South Case halls Wells hall Communications Arts and Sciences Fee hall and the Union.

  • Gas prices drop below 2007 average for first time this year

    (10/28/2008)
    Petroleum prices are on the decline providing welcome yet minimal relief from the sinking national economy. Pumps across the state averaged 2.55 a gallon Tuesday after decreasing 1.09 from last month according to AAA Michigan.

  • Terrorist motives worth studying

    (10/20/2008)
    We have heard quite a lot about the evil terrorists during the past few years but we have heard strikingly little about how people become terrorists. It is assumed terrorism is some inscrutable aberration 8212 that terrorists are either evil or insane and they are driven only by blind fanatical hatred. But this does not appear to give a full picture. Several attempts have been made to identify the path by which one adopts terrorism the latest of which is a handy volume by anthropologist Marc Sageman titled 8220Leaderless Jihad.8221

  • Rodent remedy

    (10/16/2008)
    Soon lab animals might not spend their entire lives in the laboratory. Thanks to one student and a mistake in a shipment of hamsters to an MSU lab for a research project the university might create an official policy for placing rodents unneeded for research up for adoption.

  • (10/16/2008)
    MSU Rosenberg professor of neuroscience Marc Breedlove is the outgoing chair of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee or IACUC. Any research using animals on campus must be approved by the IACUC.Breedlove discusses why animal research is important the people who oppose testing on animals research at MSU and why he wouldn8217t mind coming back as a lab rat in his next life.

  • 2008 fantasy football picks

    (09/04/2008)
    Last year in this space I gave everyone my fantasy football picks. Some were good suggestions while others Ill admit were pretty pitiful.

  • (07/20/2008)
    Jon-Marc Eyer head mechanic of the MSU Bikes Service Center works on upgrading a customers antique bike into a bike usable for daily riding. The Bikes Service Center is a full-service bike repair and rental facility located under Bessey Hall.
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