The Izzone has gotten out of control. I am a fifth-year student who commutes an hour and a half to come to my last few classes and to try and attend MSU basketball games.
It is always amazing to me how many people fail to see the real problem with sex education. Should we really be debating what they should be teaching about sex in public schools?
Imagine the life of a Marine's girlfriend. We'll call her the scared bystander. She stays online for hours e-mailing her brave boyfriend, answers every "out of area" phone call hoping it's him and practically lives at the post office, sending him packages and envelopes marked "sealed with a kiss." His picture is framed on a shelf in her dorm room, and every time she opens her wallet she sees him in full uniform next to her debit card. That she is me.
This letter is in response to David Garlock's ignorant assessment of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Sometimes, numbers speak louder than words. Eight out of the 10 staff members of the MSU Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, located in Lansing, left earlier this month.
There's no debate that good decision-making comes from understanding every operation available.
I hope ASMSU and the Residence Halls Association will do everything they can to prevent the MSU Board of Trustees from banning open alcohol on campus.
In response to "Admissions process overly selective" (SN 1/11), the reader seems to be confused, and I hope my letter will help him out. While it may be true you have no desire to become an accountant, at least having a general understanding and showing competency in it (as well as other business core classes) will make you a better business professional and more desirable to the job market.
Within this country there seems to be a fundamental moral deficiency: Americans really only care about American loss of life.
At work the other day, I figured hijacking the toy gun from the sports desk and staging fake hold-ups of fellow employees would be a good idea. At least, it seemed so at the time.
In ancient Greece, in the city-state of Athens, there were the rowers, who served in the navy, and the soldiers, who fought in the phalanx.
Hopefully, David Garlock realizes that by pointing out that criticism of Martin Luther King Jr. is not always well received ("Martin Luther King Jr.
With its own power source, police force, cafeterias, convenience stores and places to live and workout, MSU's campus is like a small city.
I was so disgusted by David Garlock's outrageous letter ("Martin Luther King Jr.
The editorial, ("Stuck abroad" SN 1/13,) contained a significant number of factual errors that should be clarified and that may change the writer's perspective on the unfortunate incident of the MSU student who remained in Peru after her study abroad program concluded. All study abroad programs do have protocols for dealing with emergencies.
Did you hear? Iraq didn't actually possess any weapons of mass destruction. Given the amount of attention the media has given the subject, we sincerely hope that you have. In the same month that the first bombs fell on Iraq, a report surveying the country found there were no WMDs. After the discovery in March 2003, the first preliminary report from Charles A.
To the young men of Phi Beta Sigma: You guys really make me sick. You should be hanging your heads right now.
After reading your praise of the recently passed Pregnant and Parenting Students bill ("Right to know" SN 1/12), I am somewhat pleased (for once) with your opinion - mark the calendars!
I would like to respond to Chris Rinard's ridiculous take on the admissions process to the Business College ("Admissions process overly selective," SN 1/11). The arguments in this article are laughable, and I am appalled that a student at MSU could be so naive as to make statements of this nature.
Do you believe in things that haven't been proven? I hope the answer to this question is a resounding yes.