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Parsons Dance Company comes to Wharton Center on Sunday
Before joining Parsons Dance Company in New York in 2008, Eric Bourne said he was struggling to find his true identity.
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My wish list of MSU performances, collaborations
With more than 45,000 students attending MSU, an award-winning student radio station and hundreds upon hundreds of musicians, East Lansing still only has a few hot-ticket concerts every year.
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Alumnus turns his passion into business
When MSU alumnus Khalid Ibrahim was a young boy, his father routinely gave him all his used photo equipment to help him create his own photographs.
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Poet visits MSU to speak about her writings
Melissa Kwasny is the author of four books of poetry and co-editor of two anthologies. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Kwasny came out to speak to MSU students about her poems and her human rights anthology work.
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East Lansing Film Festival shows new work
After her relocation to the East Lansing area, Susan W. Woods said she saw few opportunities for East Lansing filmmakers.
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Alumnus’ artwork used on Joyce book
When MSU alumnus Casey Sorrow first was asked to submit some samples of his work to a fine arts press in Ireland, he had no idea he would end up creating illustrations for multiple versions of the modern U.S.
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Frayer, MSU students bring aid to local children with disabilities
Within the past few weeks, MSU student-athletes were given the opportunity to give back to local students with disabilities.
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Jazz Tuesdays introduce genre to students, professors
Not many student musicians can say they’ve hung out with their professors in a local bar while playing their instrument of choice.
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(SCENE) Metrospace showcases new exhibit
An urban flair has taken over East Lansing’s contemporary art gallery, (SCENE) Metrospace, 110 Charles St.
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Rock For Hunger comes to The Loft
With the season of giving right around the corner, The Loft, 414 E. Michigan Ave., is getting into the holiday spirit.
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Weeklong East Lansing Film Festival begins Wednesday
For 15 years, East Lansing Film Festival, or ELFF, has been the largest film festival in Michigan that screens independent features, student films, shorts and documentaries from all over the globe.
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Former One Tree Hill star to play Saturday night at Wharton Center
After growing up in Metro Detroit, actress-turned-singer Jana Kramer will return to her home state to perform.
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No Shave November embraced by both sexes
While sitting in a dorm room watching several friends get dressed up for Halloween on Wednesday night, I overheard a friend of mine say she can’t wait for the infamous No Shave November.
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra to perform at Breslin
Trans-Siberian Orchestra, or TSO, is pairing up with Hallmark Channel to take its multi-platinum rock opera, “The Lost Christmas Eve,” to 65 cities across North America.
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Nonprofit benefits Africa
Marketing sophomore Ryan Hagan has a vision that expands beyond his exams or future housing assignments.
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MSU Quidditch team takes 1st place in Great Lakes Conference
With the opening year of the International Quidditch Association (IQA) Conference, the Spartan Spitfires, MSU’s traveling Quidditch team, set the bar high by taking first place in the inaugural Great Lakes Conference Cup.
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MSU will host event to celebrate Don Juan
On Nov. 1-2, Spartans will celebrate the literary legacy of Don Juan.
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Band plays secret show
With a password and guest list required, getting into Howland House, part of the MSU Student Housing Cooperative, presented a challenge Tuesday evening.
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Student surprises mom on ‘Ellen DeGeneres’
When Robin Wodek arrived on the set of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” last Friday, she thought she had merely won tickets to be in the audience.
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All-nighters might harm mental state
With hectic schedules, students often try to keep up on their schoolwork by staying up all night, either to study for the next day’s tests or to catch up on assignments.