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Students encouraged to go green, wear pink
More than one victory is expected for the Spartans following the big game Saturday.
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Students create digital masks for museum display
By teaming up with students in the College of Communication Arts & Sciences, the MSU Museum hopes to provide visitors with an out-of-the-ordinary exhibit featuring only student artwork.
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Use photographs to personalize essential college carryall
Bags make the world go round. Whether it is a shopping bag, sandwich bag or air bags, we all use them.
Kellie Rowe
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Girls’ Night Out showcases local stores
When Kathleen Berg received the call to assist in the Girls’ Night Out fashion show, she was prepared for a decent show.
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Weekly concert at The Loft highlights artists creating
Jerome White wants to hold more than the typical concert. With Over the Edge Saturdays, a weekly alternative artistic event held at The Loft, 414 E.
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Mac Miller plays to entire audience with MSU performance
For 19-year-old rap artist Mac Miller, no matter where his fans were sitting in the Auditorium during his Friday night performance, he still could see every one of them.
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Rapper Mac Miller to perform on campus
When marketing freshman Eric Weinbaum spotted a Residence Halls Association, or RHA, flyer on a table in Holmes Hall cafeteria advertising Mac Miller was coming to East Lansing, he knew his dreams had come true.
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On a budget: Enjoy local food delivered to your door
It’s the weekend, and there’s nothing but football on television. You don’t want to miss a snap of the action, but you’re starving.
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Weekend roundup: Oct. 7-9
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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WKAR quiz show continues to provide scholarships
As the host of QuizBusters for 23 years straight, Matt Ottinger’s favorite part of his job is seeing high school students’ reactions when they realize they soon will be on TV.
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Local dance group makes waves, practices 5Rhythms
For Kimberly Forte, dance always has been an essential part of her life.
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Now opening: Friday brings fresh movies to theaters
Oh, how I love the movies. They have the power to delight and inspire us, scare and thrill. Here are the movies I can’t wait to see opening Oct. 7.
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Street style: Adam Liter
Linguistics and philosophy senior Adam Liter stands out by blending in.
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Mich. bluegrass band to celebrate album release
Members of Kalamazoo band Greensky Bluegrass hoped to make it big one day — and after performing for fans all over the country, they feel they have.
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Freshman fifteen Q's: 10/05/11
College is a whole new world for many freshmen traveling campus for the first time. The State News sat down with one of these explorers to get a glimpse, in 15 questions or fewer, of a new face on campus and his perspective of his new frontier. Meet RYAN MILLER *1.
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Local musicians to play at E.L. art space
Local artists Kyle Nelson Pentecost, an indie-folk performer, and Tania Hayward, a singer/songwriter, will perform Thursday at (SCENE) Metrospace, 110 Charles St., along with Nathan Alan and The Saw Had Eyes That Sea.
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Community Music School invites public to play
Teenagers and adults of all levels of musical experience are invited to Together … Let’s Jam, a music event sponsored by the Capital Area Down Syndrome Association.
Kellie Rowe
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How to master the art of bowling
When some students read the University Activities Board’s weekly scheduled events, the idea of Cosmic Bowling nights at Spartan Lanes might bring dread.
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‘Tis the season for pumpkins and cider
Many people dread the end of summer because it means the end of lazy days lounging in the sun, pool parties and icy cold treats.
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Plotline of musical success in ‘Jersey Boys’ sure to impress
As I sat outside the door of Wharton Center’s Cobb Great Hall Friday evening, eagerly awaiting the start of the Broadway musical “Jersey Boys,” I noticed I was one of the only college-aged people present.