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Two men pulled from river, arrested near Cedar Village
When police arrived at the scene, two subjects fled to the river where they were arrested.
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Experts: Most students in ‘47 percent’
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney riled up the media and his critics last week when footage of him claiming 47 percent of Americans don’t pay income taxes was released.
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Carmack pretrial moved to October
Advertising junior Brandon Carmack’s pretrial and preliminary examination have been pushed back to the end of October because of the volume of information in the case.
Isabella Shaya
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Jewish community observes Yom Kippur
For graduate student Itai Shemesh, while celebrating Yom Kippur at MSU is different compared to his homeland of Israel, the message behind the holiday remains the same. Sept.
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E.L., Lansing officials plan large development
Michigan Avenue, the most prominent road connecting East Lansing and the capital city, might be the site of a large-scale redevelopment project that would include student apartments, a shopping center and an outdoor movie theater.
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State Rep. Bob Genetski to face trial in E.L.
About eight months after he was arrested under suspicion of drunken driving on MSU’s campus, Chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Higher Education Bob Genetski will face a jury Monday morning.
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State of the State Survey shows Obama leading Romney
President Barack Obama is leading his Republican opponent Mitt Romney by a fair margin among Michiganians, according to the State of the State Survey, or SOSS, released today.
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E.L. stores adopt online loyalty system
When psychology senior Alex Rivera goes to Bubble Island, she no longer has to rely on a flimsy paper punch card to keep track of her purchases until her free Bubble Tea.
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New apartment complex coming to Michigan Avenue
By August 2013, students will have a new housing option to consider — a four-story, mixed-use apartment building close to both campus and downtown.
Rebecca Ryan
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Sniffing for bombs, friendships
When MSU police Sgt. Dan Munford opened the door to his K-9 partner’s crate, Zilla, his black German Shepherd, came to life.
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Two assault cases still pending
A court date still has not been set for an MSU student facing three felony charges for allegedly stabbing three other students last week.
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Greater Lansing area fire departments sign agreement to explore sharing services
Fire departments of the greater Lansing area, including the East Lansing Fire Department, signed a agreement Monday to begin working toward a merger between the departments.
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Biggby Coffee co-founder, MSU business graduate retires
Even as a supervisor at a Flap Jack Restaurant, Bob Fish saw Mary Roszel’s “extraordinary energy” and attention to detail right after he hired her.
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MSU student faces felonious assault charges, allegedly stabbed three in 40-person fight
An MSU student is facing three felony charges after allegedly stabbing three other students last Thursday night, officials said Monday.
Zachary Peña
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Student Baja racing team rookies head to racetrack
Doused with mud, mechanical engineering senior Brian Cheadle rounded a corner at top speed, and off snapped part of his vehicle’s wheel.
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E.L. City Council applicants go through interview process
Saturday morning, the four current East Lansing City Council members met at the Hannah Community Center, 819 Abbot Road, to interview the 14 residents who applied to fill the vacant city council spot left by Don Power on Aug.
Natalie Kolb
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From critters to crawlers
Preuss Pets is not your average pet store.The staff of niche hobbyists want to learn and teach everything they know about their animals.
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Teaching interns face Chicago strike
Graduate student Laurel Denay went to Chicago expecting to be teaching high school students at King College Prep High School on the city’s south side. But a citywide teacher strike has interrupted her plans — instead of teaching lessons, she’s stuck at home making bulletin boards.
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Study: More young adults insured after Affordable Care Act passage
Alice Hoffman knows what it’s like to live with a chronic disease.
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New analysis shows High tax rates lessen teen smoking
On April 1, 2009, President Barack Obama signed a bill that raised federal taxes from 39 cents to $1.01 — the hike snuffed out teen smoking by 10 percent, lowering the rate to 13 percent, according to a USA Today analysis released earlier this week.