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Satire superiority
(10/23/2008)
8220Family Guy8221 or 8220South Park8221 What kind of person are you Perhaps you8217re both someone who can appreciate 8220Family Guy8217s8221 random allusions while charmed with 8220South Park8217s8221 often taboo themes. Entertainment reporters Mike Blasky Kara Paliokas intern Pat Evans and Features Editor Liz Kersjes supply their thoughts on who would win if one could measure an art such as comedy.
Dalai Lama brings wisdom to U-M
(04/20/2008)
The Dalai Lama offered his trademark humor and humility in answering questions submitted from a crowd of more than 7000 gathered for a teaching session Sunday at the University of Michigan.
Castro resigns from presidency, MSU's faculty, students debate Cuba's future
(02/19/2008)
Fidel Castro ailing and 81 announced Tuesday he was resigning as Cuba8217s president but some MSU professors and students said Castro8217s resignation won8217t produce immediate political change in Cuba.
One word can describe my tour: Wow
(01/30/2008)
On Jan. 23 fellow reporter Mike Blasky and I were fortunate enough to take a tour of the Skandalaris Football Center.
(09/30/2007)
Mike Blasky
Hello, we are Steve McCormack and Kelly Morrison
(09/04/2007)
For more than 10 years Steve McCornack 44 and Kelly Morrison 42 have joined forces to teach COM 225 An Introduction to Interpersonal Communication together.
Michigan Supreme Court dedicates July to jurors
(07/11/2007)
The Michigan Supreme Court has declared July to be Juror Appreciation Month in an effort to raise awareness about jury service."It's an occasion that's been declared by the Michigan Supreme Court to recognize people who have served on juries and to recognize the importance of jury service and its role in democracy" said Marcia McBrien public information officer for the Michigan Supreme Court.Forty-one courts in 28 counties will participate including Lansing's 54-A District Court."It's understandable duty is not the way people want to spend their time" McBrien said.