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Study: Agri-food boosts Mich. economy
An MSU study shows growth in the state’s agri-foods and agri-energy sectors, despite sluggish times for Michigan’s economy.
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Art gives outlet to autistic
MSU students, faculty and staff with children who fall within the autism spectrum met Saturday at The Art Museum at MSU, inside Kresge Art Center, to work on arts and crafts that a local coffee shop will display in March.
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RHA to sponsor Feb. 7 Jack's Mannequin concert
Jack’s Mannequin has been confirmed to perform at 8 p.m. Feb. 7 at the Wharton Center’s Cobb Great Hall.
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Police Brief 01/25/08
A dark blue Nokia cell phone was stolen from a student sometime between 11:55 p.m. Monday and 12:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Brody Hall cafeteria, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
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Identity crisis
Finding a helping hand isn’t always easy for students, which is why the MSU Counseling Center is extending its reach further than it has in previous years. Before fall, appointments to see a counselor could take up to a few weeks to make.
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Trader Joe's says no to E.L. opening
Trader Joe’s has no plans to locate to 1367 E. Grand River Ave., the former site of Country Markett, a spokeswoman for the grocery chain said.
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Study abroad fair moves to stadium
After 11 years at the Union, the Office of Study Abroad changed venues for its annual spring study abroad fair, holding the event at LaSalle Bank Club in the Spartan Stadium tower Thursday.
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ASMSU could fund voter-awareness concert
ASMSU might sponsor a concert this semester if Student Assembly passes a $180,000 bill to fund the event during its Jan. 31 meeting.
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Local Mormons look beyond Romney's religious identity
Followers of the Mormon church say there’s more to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney than being a Mormon. While the former Massachusetts governor and Michigan native is a Mormon, other followers of his faith support him for different reasons.
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Assistant professor's memoir finalist for literature award
Assistant professor Ilana Blumberg’s first published book was named runner-up for a national award and is one of five finalists in the running for the 2008 Sami Rohr Prize in Jewish literature.
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Filing taxes can be hassle-free
For Tom Rayman, filing his tax return form for the first time meant seeking help from his parents. “It was just difficult discerning what everything was and how to interpret it for the first time,” the criminal justice junior said.
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Tax rebates may be issued
Many MSU students may never reap the benefit of proposed rebates in an economic stimulus package that would potentially give consumers $300 to $1200 in tax refunds.
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Wall Street fights fear of possible recession
Wall Street pulled off a stunning comeback Wednesday, surging higher in late trading and wiping out what looked to be yet another massive decline.
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Residents speak against proposed development
Students and residents asked the East Lansing Planning Commission to withhold approval of a zoning request that could lead to the demolition of rental housing along the 300 and 400 blocks of Evergreen Avenue on Wednesday night.
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Cocaine found in dorm, owner remains unknown
A plastic bag containing a small amount of cocaine was found at about 1:20 a.m. Saturday in a third floor hallway in East Akers Hall, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
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Where's the wiener?
No other wienie in history has spread as many miles of smiles as the infamous “Lamborwienie” – the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile.
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Mich. bill may set tanning salon rules
Just in time for the spring break rush, the Michigan House of Representatives proposed a bill requiring tanning salons to register with the state.
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Snow limits student traffic
Leah Richmond is used to the cold, but the harshness of this week’s weather has left her feeling chillier than usual. “It can definitely get bad out when it snows a lot,” the East Lansing resident said. “But the last couple of days have just been bitter cold.”
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Cell phone usage could disturb sleep cycles
Stress and too much homework might not be the only reasons for sleeping troubles. A recent study that included Wayne State University researchers has linked cell phone usage to sleeping difficulties.
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Card players lay down chips for a cause at local restaurant
Lansing — In a room packed with people, the rustle of clay chips and shuffling cards, Andrew Bonu second-guessed his decision to play poker with his friends.