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Hundreds of gamers line up for Call of Duty release
When Phil Williams saw the line of hundreds of students outside the video game store Monday night, he couldn’t believe his eyes.
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Festival to showcase more Mid-Mich. films than ever
These Michigan filmmakers have lit sets, miked subjects, shot scenes and edited clips.
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How to fill a festive fall jar
With Halloween passed and Thanksgiving and other holidays around the corner, what better way to spice up your dinner table than with this homemade gift?
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'West Side Story' to bring timeless tale of love to Wharton
New York City street gangs will take the stage in East Lansing on Tuesday for the opening night of “West Side Story.”
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Conference empowers women to lead
Anita Gonzalez wanted to show her 14-year-old daughter what women can do.
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Season’s final exhibit combines photos, text
Local photographer Robert Turney hopes his images of a psychiatric hospital patient and the text portraying this patient’s deranged story will provoke.
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MSU alumnus to perform in Lansing Symphony’s MasterWorks series
After traveling throughout the country to perform with opera companies such as the Santa Fe Opera and the Florida Grand Opera, MSU alumnus Benjamin Clements is returning to East Lansing for a performance.
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Energy-inducing wristbands worth the purchase
Lance Armstrong’s cancer foundation, LIVESTRONG, started the silicon wristband fad off with selling its yellow bracelets to help raise money for cancer research.
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Street style: Alexandrea Platias
Accounting sophomore Alexandrea Platias brightened up the gloomy fall weather with her vibrant red raincoat.
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Weekend roundup: Nov 4-6
It is almost the weekend. Classes are ending, and students are ready to unwind. Here is a roundup of events to attend during the weekend respite.
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On a budget: The best combination of breakfast and lunch
When sitting down to eat for a classic family brunch, it can be difficult to decide what exactly to eat.
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Mich. band to perform for local CD release
Joe Hertler first started performing music because of a girl. When this crush suggested he perform at an open mike night, Hertler decided to give it a shot.
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No girls allowed: Dr Pepper markets drink just for men
Sorry Mrs. Pepper, Dr Pepper won’t be sharing this soft drink with you.
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Students strive to support camp with local mic night
By combining a variety of local talent, generous community members and tea, Jared Berman hopes to help make a difference in the lives of local children.
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Learn how to button up during frigid fall months
The weather is getting colder and colder, and for most students, wearing a warm and heavy coat is becoming a necessity.
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From whiskers to big bushy beards, November celebrates facial hair
For the next month, men are encouraged to put away their razors and let their facial hair grow freely in celebration of No Shave November.
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The Black Dahlia Murder inspires pumped-up crowd
Michigan death metal band The Black Dahlia Murder’s return to its home state Sunday night was a much anticipated one by both the band and its fans.
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Roe featured in local fashion show
Civil engineering junior Chad Homuth brought his shopping trip to a halt on Saturday when he heard former MSU basketball player Delvon Roe would be stepping away from the court and making his debut entrance on the runway.
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Ann Arbor musician Chris Bathgate excites with energetic performance
I usually feel sorry for bands who have to perform for crowd members immersed in their own conversations.
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Local skateboarders compete for cash prize
Not even the wet weather could stop local skateboarders from competing in Game of SKATE under the Shiawassee Street bridge in Lansing’s Adado Riverfront Park on Saturday afternoon.