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  • Hockey and hoops

    (02/14/2008)
    Hockey reporter Kristi Jourdan talks about the team8217s chances this weekend and the impact of Hockey Day in Michigan on Saturday while men8217s basketball reporter Sean Ely breaks down the loss to Purdue and the road game ahead at Indiana.

  • Prognosticators

    (01/31/2008)
    The prognosticators are at it again Here they are prognosticating their way into the hearts of sports fans everywhere

  • Prognosticators

    (01/24/2008)
    Guess who it is It8217s the prognosticators Guess what they8217re doing They8217re prognosticating

  • A Maize and Blue weekend

    (01/24/2008)
    Men8217s basketball reporter Joey Nowak and hockey reporter Kristi Jourdan discuss MSU8217s chances in this weekend8217s contests against U-M.

  • Women's basketball woes

    (01/17/2008)
    The sports desk talks about what the women8217s hoops team needs to do to get back on track while hockey reporter Kristi Jourdan discusses the team8217s upcoming trip to Columbus Ohio.

  • (10/08/2007)
    Kristi Jourdan

  • Use of cell phones is harming bee population

    (05/23/2007)
    I am writing in response to "Bee loss affects Mich.

  • IM sports buildings to undergo upgrades

    (04/24/2007)
    Campus fitness buffs soon will see updated exercise equipment as MSU administrators have provided funding to upgrade the intramural sports facilities.According to an April 4 memo sent to university officials the Intramural Facilities Endowment will initially provide 626000 for equipment and facility maintenance equipment replacement and facility improvements.

  • Coach P leaves MSU

    (04/19/2007)
    The reassurance Joanne P. McCallie's recent contract extension may have brought to worrisome MSU women's basketball fans turned out to be fool's gold.Less than one month after negotiating a five-year deal to remain in East Lansing McCallie is headed to Durham N.C. to become the women's basketball head coach at Duke."She and I talked last night about quarter to 11 p.m." MSU President Lou Anna K.

  • Student loan scandals create push for reform

    (04/19/2007)
    A developing scandal over ties between the student loan industry and college financial aid officers is adding momentum to a congressional push to overhaul the system for college loans.Congress members say new rules being pushed by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo on how loan companies deal with campuses should be applied nationwide."The case for major reform cannot be clearer" said Massachusetts Democrat Edward Kennedy who leads the Senate education committee.

  • Trustees nip dorm smoking in the butt

    (04/18/2007)
    Thank you for not smoking.The MSU Board of Trustees and Residence Halls Association have teamed up to relay this message to students faculty and staff by banning smoking in all residence halls Owen Graduate Center and Van Hoosen Hall residential spaces.Starting August 1 2008 smoking will be banned within 25 feet of building or apartment entrances."It does not tell people they cannot smoke but it does reduce the locations on campus where smoking is permissible" said Nancy Allen coordinator of MSU Health4U.

  • Emergency procedures exist, no concrete plan in place at MSU if shooting were to occur

    (04/17/2007)
    Across the country college administrators are asking themselves "What if"What if the massacre on Virginia Tech University's campus took place closer to homeOn our campus the answer isn't reassuring.At least thirty-two people were killed and dozens wounded Monday after a gunman at Virginia Tech shot up dorms and classrooms before turning a gun on himself The Associated Press reported.If a similar incident took place at MSU university officials said there is no plan of action in place.MSU spokesman Terry Denbow said it's difficult to predict how university officials would react to a shooting rampage."If you're at a residence hall and someone comes in shooting I don't know if we have a plan for that" Denbow said.

  • Trustees vote to lift housing prices

    (04/16/2007)
    On Friday university housing rates went up about 5 percent MSU's anti-discrimination policy was altered to include gender identity and a bid was accepted to begin construction on IM Sports-West's indoor pool.And that was only part of the MSU Board of Trustees meeting.Trustees said they voted to increase housing rates in order to remain nationally competitive.8226 Beginning in the fall university apartment rates for one-bedroom apartments will increase by an extra 30 151 from 600 to 630 a month.

  • MSU, N-Viro fund eco-fuel

    (04/09/2007)
    The T.B. Simon Power Plant on campus recently conducted an experiment using biosolid waste to generate electricity as an alternative to burning coal.The experiment was conducted by MSU and N-Viro International Corp. a company that works with recycling and alternative fuels.The power plant burned a mixture of biomass and coal in a standard boiler generating enough electricity to power campus for two days.Burning the biomass and coal mixture yielded a similar energy output as burning coal.

  • Internal tension divides ASMSU

    (03/26/2007)
    After the removal of Great Issues from ASMSU's Programming Board last month some of the board's remaining members are stressing the growing rift between the organization and ASMSU's Student Assembly.The board which gets the bulk of student dollars collected by MSU's undergraduate student government has been in the spotlight since Great Issues was removed Feb.

  • Trustee: Hospital offer not beneficial

    (03/13/2007)
    A proposal to hand over a Detroit hospital to MSU's College of Osteopathic Medicine should not be considered by university officials one MSU trustee said.Trustee Colleen McNamara blasted St.

  • Radio host chats with MSU officials, students

    (02/28/2007)
    Higher education and the state of Michigan's economy were the topics of discussion among MSU administrators and students Tuesday when a Detroit radio station visited MSU's campus as part of its college tour.MSU President Lou Anna K.

  • The life & times of Lou Anna K. Simon

    (02/23/2007)
    MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon isn't a good career planner. She never pictured becoming the university's first female president sitting atop the Administration Building in her fourth-floor office.

  • Expansion of training facility proposed

    (02/22/2007)
    When MSU Trustee George Perles coached the MSU football team in the 1980s the Duffy Daugherty Football Building was brand new.But time has taken its toll on the nearly 30-year-old building.

  • Researchers find manure suitable for construction

    (02/13/2007)
    University researchers might have found the solution to eliminating a campus manure problem by converting waste into construction products.In January university officials expressed their concerns with an increasing amount of research-animal manure and decreasing land space to spread it on.
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