With cold weather comes another seasonal depressant — costly electric bills. As fall sets in and jackets become essential, many people crank up the heat to stay warm in their homes.
While the bride’s head spins, focused on making her wedding day “perfect,” there’s a crew of people attempting to keep her sane throughout the entire process — her bridesmaids.
Imagine the awkward smiles and silences when being around an intriguing person you only just met.
Grocery shopping may seem like a simple, no-brainer task.
The MSU fight song isn’t the only music in the air this fall. Wedding bells are ringing for some MSU students as they plan their big days in the midst of classes, jobs and other college responsibilities.
My girlfriend wants to spice up our sex life by trying some S&M and role playing. I’m not sure how comfortable I am with that. Is it a normal thing to try?
Coney Island is a staple of Americana. With its amusement parks, boardwalk and legendary hot dogs, the legacy of Coney Island remains a permanent fixture today.
College is a whole new world for many freshmen traveling campus for the first time. The State News sat down with one of these brave explorers to get a glimpse, in 15 questions or less, at a new face on campus and their perspective on their new frontier.
When Jason Kelly left his study table at the Main Library to use the restroom last semester, he returned to find that his human development book and glasses gone.
Five bright, 11-inch-tall red spikes molded with Elmer’s glue and hairspray stretch across the center fold of packaging sophomore Luke Venechuk’s head.
The sun pours in through the large windows, cascading over the richly hued walls and bouncing off of the wooden floor. The tools of the medium are visible: Bottles of bold-colored inks and machines, sketches hanging on the walls — it is every bit the artist’s habitat.
“THAT’S NOT A TATTOO ON YOUR BACK, IS IT?” Normally, I would have responded with “Hell yeah, isn’t it sweet?” But in this case, the curious question didn’t come from a friend or admirer. Instead, it came from my own mother.
As college students, the idea of cancer can seem far off, much like other diseases that don’t typically occur until later in life. But for others, it’s a part of their daily lives.
Want to support cancer research but not sure what to do? One of these local events could fit with your schedule and interests.
From talking too much on a cell phone to sleeping in a bra every night, there are many myths surrounding what causes cancer. Some of the popular ideas of what sparks the disease are incorrect, and researchers say there is little evidence that they’d ever cause cancer in the future.
Frank Warren’s mail deliverer has got quite the workload. Nearly 200 homemade postcards funnel into his mailbox daily.
My brother was recently diagnosed with testicular cancer at age 22 … Could you please warn the men out there about this type of cancer and how to check for it?
I know what it’s like to sit beside the hospital bed feeling absolutely helpless.
What starts as a blip in one microscopic gene can emerge as a life-threatening lump. This, as many people know all too well, is cancer.
Out of the intense calm of a gym in Lansing, a green light switches on from a box in the corner. Coming in over the music, a loud beep sounds and it is time to get to work.