Almighty dollar
Choosing whether to award yourself money doesn't sound like a tough decision, but it will be for the East Lansing City Council within the next week.
Choosing whether to award yourself money doesn't sound like a tough decision, but it will be for the East Lansing City Council within the next week.
Rick Comley has taken one of the most successful college hockey programs in the country and totally destroyed it.
There are a couple of points that need to be made in response to the letter to the editor "Coming Out Days coverage too much". First, you could have come and participated in the Act Out.
MSU fans everywhere should be proud that a certain Spartan might officially be recognized throughout the United States for his contributions in Iraq.
I like the idea of an East Lansing-recognized Bible Week. I am just wondering, when is Quran Week? Or Talmud Week?
Have you ever heard of the FTAA? For most of you, this is a brand-new acronym, but one that could affect your life and the lives of the hundreds of millions of people who live in our hemisphere.
ISB 200. ATL 150. College Parties 101. Yes, a campus organization is living the dream job of almost every student - studying parties.
Apparently, Paige Peterson didn't read the flier closely enough to realize that there were slurs that pertained to her gender, the ones listed under sexist ("Coming Out Days coverage too much" SN 10/17). What else would a 21-year-old straight Caucasian female put on her shirt? Speaking as a 20-year-old Caucasian heterosexual female, I think it's important to raise awareness about the kind of language we use that degrades minority groups in society.
"Problems cannot be solved at the same level of awareness that created them." If only Albert Einstein were here, he would tell the world that the crisis in the Middle East will not be resolved in the same fashion that it was started.
The results are in. The statistics are astounding. The noise ordinance and its strict regulations are here to stay. In 2002, without the policy, 111 citations were given between Sept.
I am writing in response to "There's a drink to subdue every bad decision Bush makes" (SN 10/16), a column I can barely believe was published in our university newspaper.
I would like to begin by stating my disgust for the left-wing agenda of this newspaper. Also, I would like to respond to John Bice's column "There's a drink to subdue every bad decision Bush makes" (SN 10/16). I do not understand how Bice can blame the president for the poor air quality at Ground Zero after Sept.
This letter is in response to "under God" contradicting separation of church and state as mandated by the U.S.
Just in case Halloween and Thanksgiving aren't enough celebrations for you to look forward to during the next month, you now can get excited about adding a new observance to your calendar - Bible Week.
We share The State News editorial board's sentiment that it would have been wonderful to have had a better turnout at the forum planned by ASMSU on Oct.
The State News has clear biases that readers should acknowledge. If one saw the world through The State News exclusively, they would think the only blemish on MSU President M.
It's unfortunate that as a group of educated people, we have to be told to open our eyes to detrimental issues.
The key issue in regard to Roy Moore's Ten Commandments statue and the "Establishment Clause" is the authorial intent of the Constitution.
Do you remember being in grade school and having the teacher ask the class what they wanted to be when they grew up?
I feel that the students might not have made the correct choice in choosing the slogan for their T-shirts.