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(11/14/07 2:03am)
As morning gives way to afternoon, the cold wind blowing outside, a congregation comes to its feet at their pews and chairs. The church, with its crisp white walls and maroon carpet, stays warm with the heat of two fireplaces. Eight windows line the room with lit candles on their sills.
(11/14/07 2:03am)
After a long night out with friends or buried beneath a pile of books, hunger inevitably strikes. Look no further than the streets of East Lansing to satisfy all those late night cravings.
(11/14/07 2:03am)
What started as a way to pay for college eventually became Ray Walsh’s passion.
(11/14/07 12:39am)
Junior forward Tim Kennedy, to put it lightly, is on fire.
(11/14/07 12:34am)
No matter which side of the aisle you are on, there are few Americans who feel the best leaders are the ones who are secretive, inaccessible and who waver on the issues. As we all know, the past seven years have been filled with the conniving secrecy and manipulative double-talk we used to find reserved only for Stalinist regimes.
(11/14/07 12:33am)
I am glad that some government agency has finally stepped in to stop the property owner and cable company dictatorship that has plagued us for so long. Year after year I have searched for the best cable deal only to discover that my landlord already has a contract with the cable companies, and my roommates and I are unable to qualify for a cheaper monthly payment.
(11/14/07 12:27am)
When I was the ripe age of 11, what I looked forward to was playing kickball during recess and drinking chocolate milk at lunch. It definitely wasn’t getting my next round of birth control pills, which are now available to middle school students in Maine.
(11/14/07 12:27am)
Even when MSU’s Young Americans for Freedom officials don’t talk, they make news. This time, they’re remaining mum about how they fund their notoriously controversial speakers, who have included British National Party Chairman Nick Griffin and Minuteman Civil Defense Corp. president and co-founder Chris Simcox.
(11/13/07 4:22am)
East Lansing rental property owners are uncertain as to whether a rule approved by federal regulators will eventually lower the prices on cable bills for the city’s apartment dwellers.
(11/13/07 4:22am)
Nearly $200 in cash was stolen from a West Wilson Hall resident’s purse Saturday night, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said. An 18-year-old female student told police that one $100 bill, three $20 bills and six $5 bills were taken from a purse in her dorm room, McGlothian-Taylor said. The victim said she left her dorm room between 11:30 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 a.m. Sunday and returned to find the cash missing. Her door was closed but unlocked at the time. A 20-year-old male student is a suspect in the theft, but MSU police have yet to make contact with him, McGlothian-Taylor said. The investigation is ongoing.
(11/13/07 4:22am)
The effects of a possible surcharge to the new Michigan Business Tax, or MBT, have yet to be determined but are expected to be better for businesses than the 6 percent sales tax expansion on services.
(11/13/07 4:22am)
While many methods of self-defense stress meditation and mental release, Krav Maga calls for the application of defense skills in real-world situations. For the first time in Michigan, the Israeli form of self-defense that stresses conflict avoidance and psychological readiness is being offered in a classroom environment at MSU. The MSU Krav Maga Club held its first class Monday with hopes of teaching students to be prepared for everyday scenarios.
(11/13/07 2:00am)
Peace, in Maweza Razzaq’s eyes, is not publicized nearly as often as hate.
(11/13/07 2:00am)
When animal science junior Lauren Stanko approached ASMSU’s free legal services after obtaining a minor-in-possession charge during Welcome Week, she was surprised at the limited amount of interaction she had with her lawyer.
(11/13/07 2:00am)
CORRECTION: Eyes Wide Open: An exhibition on the human cost of the Iraq war was first held in Chicago in January 2004.
(11/13/07 2:00am)
Eventually every university classroom will increased technological capabilities.
(11/13/07 2:00am)
Lansing police report the body found in the Grand River last week near South Washington Avenue and Interstate 496 is that of 53-year-old Gwendolyn Peterson.
(11/13/07 1:45am)
While the urge to hibernate may creep up in the coming months of finals, frigid weather and holiday festivities, there are still plenty of opportunities to keep moving.
(11/13/07 1:35am)
When Rebecca Kegler is on campus, she’s usually helping others break a sweat. As the assistant director of intramural sports, Kegler plans the entire schedule of fitness classes available at the three IM sports facilities — IM Sports-West, IM Sports-East and IM Sports-Circle — as well as teaching pilates, yoga and strength training. During her two years at MSU, Kegler has expanded the program from five instructors with less than a dozen classes per week to 33 instructors offering 60 classes per week.
(11/13/07 1:35am)
Your breath funnels out of your mouth like spouts from a steam engine. Your ears are redder than an Elizabeth Arden door. And your flip-flop clad feet closely resemble the remains of Donner party leftovers. It’s winter. But just because the weather is cooling down, don’t let your fashion fizzle like the sunlight. With black jeans, blazers and bold colors, it’s just heating up.