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  • Program struggles with funds

    (02/22/2007)
    Dionicio Valds came to MSU to fulfill his dream of creating a Chicano and Latino studies program.

  • Police investigate Nov. 30 student protest

    (12/08/2006)
    Campus conservatives have filed five police reports against protesters from a Nov. 30 discussion about illegal immigration.

  • Step in time

    (12/05/2006)
    They step in rhythm. They practice until they can step together making one sound with each movement 151 with the sounds of their feet and clapping.

  • Protest attracts national coverage

    (12/04/2006)
    By Maggie Lillis Lindsay Machak and Kris TurnerThe State NewsThe violent clash between campus conservatives and protesters at a discussion about illegal immigration Thursday drew national attention during the weekend.

  • Coalition submits Proposal 2 demands

    (11/20/2006)
    A group of students that calls itself the Coalition for Equal Opportunity sent a letter Friday to MSU President Lou Anna K.

  • Students: MSU must take stand on MCRI

    (11/14/2006)
    MSU students are asking university officials to denounce Proposal 2 after confronting administrators at Friday's MSU Board of Trustees meeting.About 125 students flooded into the board room with posters and black bandannas tied around their mouths to signify feeling silenced.

  • Trustees' Prop. 2 response upsets students

    (11/13/2006)
    More than 125 students erupted in outrage when MSU Trustee Joel Ferguson answered his cell phone Friday while a student was expressing concern to the board about Michigan's newly passed affirmative action ban."Answering the phone just shows the lack of respect that the administration shows toward their students" said Claudia Gonzalez an interdisciplinary studies in community relations senior.Ferguson did not return The State News' calls Sunday night.Students with black cloth covering their mouths protested at the MSU Board of Trustees meeting holding signs that read "Listen to the Students" and "Simon Says 133 NOTHING" in regard to Proposal 2's passage.On Nov.

  • Proposal 2 debate attracts big crowd

    (10/26/2006)
    The Wilson Hall Auditorium was standing-room only Wednesday night as Young Americans for Freedom chairman Kyle Bristow and Eric Gregory a candidate for state representative went head-to-head to debate the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative.The proposal also known as the MCRI will end preferential treatment for minorities in government and university programs if it's passed in the Nov.

  • Trustees to vote on 2 renovation projects

    (10/19/2006)
    Two renovation projects await the green light from the MSU Board of Trustees.The board could approve plans to renovate Spartan Village Elementary and the fourth floor of the Hannah Administration Building at its Friday meeting.MSU officials recommended that Spartan Village Elementary which has been vacant for three years be renovated to be used as a community center for the Spartan Village student apartment complex and provide more office space for University Housing because of its limited space across campus.The board will be presented with a proposal to authorize plans to start the renovations and approve the 3.5 million budget for the Spartan Village renovations.University Housing has been spread out all over campus and Angela Brown the director of University Housing said this vacancy is something they needed to take advantage of."We had several apartments around the complex being used for certain services" Brown said.

  • Trial visitor check-in policy creates confusion, more work

    (10/04/2006)
    A preregistration program to improve late-night check-in visitors isn't worth the hassle some student desk receptionists said.

  • Students could learn better from professors of same gender

    (09/12/2006)
    According to a gender study performed by a visiting professor at Stanford boys learn better from men and girls learn better from women.

  • Prayer for everyone

    (09/05/2006)
    Sexual orientation is a conversation that religious communities have and continue to argue about. Despite the heated debate some churches have adopted an accepting view of different sexual orientations and invite all types of students to their services."I feel like a lot of religions make the LBGT community feel awkward and not welcome" said nursing and physiology senior Spencer Winters.

  • Mixed identity

    (04/10/2006)
    Pick the racial group that you fit into white black Chicano Latino American Indian Asian.For many students this is an easy question but for some multiracial students at MSU picking one can be a choice between pieces of their heritage.At MSU 316 undergraduate students have identified themselves as multiracial this semester according to admissions data from the Office of the Registrar.

  • City in the spotlight

    (02/06/2006)
    From staff reportsThe State NewsDetroit 151 Ken Cicolella won't take off his Jerome Bettis jersey until the Steelers running back signs it.

  • Student opinions requested for post-game event

    (01/30/2006)
    East Lansing and university officials are thinking about throwing their own Final Four after-party with hopes it could prevent celebrations from getting out of control should the MSU men's basketball team make a run in the NCAA tournament this April.But the key questions remain unanswered 151 including what to do where to do it and whether the city and university even want to do it."I don't think anybody is dead set for or against this" said East Lansing City Manager Ted Staton.The independent commission that reviewed last April's disturbances 151 which followed the basketball team's Final Four loss 151 recommended the city and university consider holding an approved event.But the biggest question for any event officials say is finding out if students will come.MSU researchers hope to answer that question through an online survey which could be e-mailed to a random sample of about 1800 undergraduates as early as today.The survey will ask students what kind of an event they'd be interested in attending and where they would want such an event to be located.A special celebratory events committee with representatives from both MSU and the city will discuss and possibly plan an event eventually recommending a course of action to the East Lansing City Council.

  • (01/12/2006)
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