Party safe, smart during upcoming weekend
Tony Biallas is president of MSU’s Interfraternity Council and Marisa Martini is president of the Student Health Advisory Council. Reach them at biallasa@msu.edu and mart1369@msu.edu.
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Tony Biallas is president of MSU’s Interfraternity Council and Marisa Martini is president of the Student Health Advisory Council. Reach them at biallasa@msu.edu and mart1369@msu.edu.
MSU’s football team is playing Michigan this Saturday and, for the first time all year, I expect to see a sold-out Spartan Stadium.
If women didn’t buy sexy Halloween costumes, they wouldn’t be sold in so many stores. That’s simple economics.
These days, judgment is not hard to come by.
One of the most important decisions of the year will be made by many MSU students this weekend: What should I be for Halloween?
Now that I’m grudgingly approaching graduation and real life, my Facebook feed is constantly clogged with photos of expensive rings and adorable engagement shots bordering on the disgusting side.
Katie Abdilla is a State News staff reporter. Reach her at kabdilla@statenews.com.
Greg Monahan is a guest columnist and journalism graduate student. Reach him at monaha32@msu.edu.
Driving Mode, a feature that silences incoming calls and texts while driving, is the latest answer to reducing the number of car accidents caused by technology-induced distractions.
Jameson Joyce is a guest columnist and political science and pre-law junior. Reach him at joyceja1@msu.edu.
I bought my first can of Mace last Monday. It was nonchalant enough, going to the nearest hardware store and finding the little pink bottle beneath the chewing gum that lined the shelves before the register.
The MSU Food and Nutrition Association is a pre-professional club composed primarily of dietetic students and food and nutritional science majors. Joann Bahri and Stephanie Send contributed to this column.
It’s hard for me to give a personal perspective on affirmative action because let’s face it, it’s not obvious. Like some forms of racism, it’s not overt or in your face; it’s subtle and sometimes even undetectable.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am a 24-year-old male with a college degree. Therefore, I have done a lot of dumb things, and that’s why I’m writing you today.
Back in September, I had a conversation with my mom about whether I should try rushing a sorority.
Listen up, all you mass transit miscreants. I’m sick and tired of dealing with your offenses.
She got one, and I didn’t. Familiar thought, right?
Fall is upon us again, and we have a new viral marketing campaign in our midst. No, I am not talking about the “WTF MSU” campaign, but rather the promotional posters for Homecoming week.
This summer, I had the privilege of working for MSU’s Academic Orientation Program, or AOP. As an AOP student assistant, I helped incoming freshmen learn how to schedule classes and answered general questions about life here at MSU — mostly about why they can’t bring their cars and what on earth “ISS” stands for.
I’ve trekked across Washington, D.C. in the dead of night by myself without blinking an eye. I’ve made my way home from downtown to my apartment in Philadelphia unsupervised and never thought twice. And I’ve walked home from The Peanut Barrel to my apartment past Harrison Road more times than I can count.