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YouTub'ular Debate
(11/29/2007)
The opinion pundits offer their take on last night8217s Republican YouTube.com When questioning interns Stephanie Goldberg and James Andersen it seems that the debate took a backseat to other activities in their college youth agenda.
Apologies with excuses defeat purpose of saying sorry
(11/05/2007)
This letter is in response to the blogs Reporter sticks with U-M alliances SN 1030 and the subsequently posted Andersen clarifies previous blog post written by your very own James Andersen and posted on your Web site.
U-M sports blog serves no purpose, is low quality
(11/01/2007)
I just finished reading the sports blog Reporter sticks with U-M alliances SN 1030 by James Andersen. I like many others am upset that this article was published.
(10/01/2007)
James Andersen
Bike clinic offers tune-up tips
(02/05/2007)
By James AndersenFor The State NewsTim Potter has a simple piece of advice to all bike riders on campus "Always keep your bike chain lubed."Potter the marketing and sales coordinator for the MSU Bikes Service Center put on a basic bicycle tune-up clinic Saturday.The session is the first in a spring series.
Kids celebrate historical Halloween
(10/30/2006)
By James AndersenSpecial to The State NewsLansing 151 Dressed as Detroit Tigers pitcher Nate Robertson complete with fake facial hair and a baseball glove 8-year-old Noah Kitson of Lansing smiled as he described his favorite part of the 1931 movie "Frankenstein.""I like the part where Igor drops the normal brain and picks up the other one" he said.
Red Cedar Cleanup
(10/23/2006)
James AndersenFor The State NewsThe Red Cedar River might be a little bit cleaner after Saturday.In an effort to promote cleanliness and environmental awareness of the river several environmental groups took part in the annual Red Cedar River Cleanup.Eighty-three student volunteers participated some donning waders and wielding rakes to pick up trash in the Red Cedar.