Various environments in dormitories
By Brittany Shammas
Each of MSU’s five undergraduate dorm complexes offers a unique environment to the students residing there. From infamous, freshmen-dominated Brody Complex to the quieter, more scenic West Circle, student dorm life experiences will vary notably according to the dorm they select.
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Array of choices can please anyone
The thing about co-ops is that there isn’t just one thing about co-ops. Now, paradoxes aside, there really are a lot of facets of housing cooperatives that aren’t disseminated into the realm of the everyday Spartan.
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Food expenses, quality varies with housing situations
By Mallory McKnight, Meredith Skrzypczak
So your work hours have been cut back and you simply can’t dish out money for your meals as you have before. Or maybe you just want to start saving a few bucks. Either way, knowing about your food options before moving into a new pad is essential. Look no further for your guide on pricing and living options.
Read more »Off-campus housing step toward adulthood
By Kate Jacobson
In making the transition from the sometimes-cramped quarters of a dorm to the wild new world of an apartment or house, students can rest assured they’re taking another step toward adulthood.
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hmmm said: sounds like homeboy broke his window and didn't want to get stuck with the charge for it.
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mike said: Ok then, let's ban tasers. Let them just use their bullets instead.
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Re: Sports said: Do you know why black's tend to be "naturally better" at sports than white people?
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Ron Yogman said: Beat 'em up, beat 'em up,
Spartans. Smash mouth football versus PSU.
This Spartan is a Floridian
and I need you to run up the score so you go bowling in the Sunshine State, not Texas
or Arizona or heaven forbid,
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R said: really state news? you couldn't find anyone with a dissenting opinion?
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hmmm said: sounds like homeboy broke his window and didn't want to get stuck with the charge for it.
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Gov. Jennifer Granholm speaks to a crowd about the Michigan Promise Scholarship during a rally Wednesday morning outside the Administration Building. Granholm is touring colleges in Michigan to discuss the scholarship.
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