A recent letter to the editor by Ellen Sciba (“Rock article was not newsworthy,” SN 10/10) appallingly tried to downplay the painting over of a Hispanic Heritage Month display on the rock on Farm Lane by fraternity pledges.
They are not only their husbands’ closest advisers, they are the only ones privileged enough to call them by their first names. The role played by the women of the White House has changed.
Two years ago, after a prolonged hospitalization with many open-heart surgeries, our 6-week-old son Benjamin died of complications of congenital heart disease.
It is funny how America only lives by what it thinks is right regardless of the facts disputing its theories.
Michigan’s former Lt. Gov. Connie Binsfeld is now a candidate for the MSU Board of Trustees. Before you cast your ballot please consider not just name recognition, but Binsfeld’s past record. The Lansing State Journal and Detroit Free Press described, in detail, how Binsfeld used her position of power to pressure the Department of Natural Resources and the Environmental Protection Agency to grant permits. Binsfeld’s longtime friend Michael Hendrickson of Munising was twice denied a permit by the DNR for a landfill that was near a wetland connected to Lake Superior.
This letter is regarding Jessi Phillips’ column (“There’s no such thing as a free lunch at a private school,” SN 10/3). I support Proposal 1.
Native Americans - and everyone else - have the right to protest Columbus Day. On Monday night, roughly 200 people gathered at the rock on Farm Lane to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day, which protests the federal observance of Columbus Day.
I would like to address the issue of racism, which has circulated throughout this campus during the last few weeks, due to the “rock incident” that happened more than two weeks ago.
According to Olin Health Center, “Most MSU students have five or fewer drinks per week.”Who cares?As a college student, I am tired of being persecuted for my drinking choices.
I am writing in response to the article that appeared in The State News (“Fraternity paints over heritage message on rock,” SN 9/25). After finishing the article I just had to laugh out loud.
The East Lansing community should thank Jacobson’s for many years of memories and wish it luck as it moves on.
When confronting the crisis of low oil supplies, the two presidential candidates reveal startling differences in their leadership abilities.
The article The State News ran regarding the voter registration deadline was misleading (“Voter registration deadline close,” SN 10/6). Students do not, in fact, have to vote in the city currently listed on their driver’s license.
With regards to The State News column (“‘U’ should not have to put up with hate crimes,” SN 10/2), I would like to say that I am appalled.
I’m writing in defense of Dave Wirth’s letter to the editor (“Runners shouldn’t sweat cat-calling,” SN 9/18) that appeared last month in The State News.
Bar behavior is a beautiful thing. For some people, the main goal of the evening is to find a willing member of the opposite sex to talk with, dance with and form a lifelong friendship with - right.
In the Opinion Page editorial “Major move” (SN 10/6), Alpha Phi Alpha was misspelled.
Despite past voter turnouts, young adults must establish themselves as a powerful voting bloc.The 26th Amendment of the Constitution guarantees all citizens 18 and older the right to vote and still, young adults constitute the worst showing in general elections.In the 1996 presidential election, roughly 32 percent of those 18 to 24 voted, while only 54 percent of all the voting-age population punched a ticket.
Through this letter I hereby proclaim my distaste toward said article by Dottie Boyce (“‘U’ should not have to put up with hate crimes,” SN 10/2). For those of you reading this, the commentary is basically aimed toward Boyce.
Wake up, students. The true and only aim of those who lead the gun control movement is confiscation of guns.