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FEATURES

MSU Museum showcases West African photo exhibit

Inside the walls of the MSU Museum, pictures and artifacts depicting the traditions and lifestyle of Benin, West Africa show the importance of tradition in that culture. The new exhibit, which was put together by associate professor of journalism Darcy Greene, shows how traditions and the culture have remained the same — and changed — in Benin throughout the years.

FEATURES

MSU Pompon team takes second place at competition

With vibrant smiles plastered across their faces, the MSU Pompon Team walked onto the Breslin Center’s court as they prepared to perform Saturday afternoon. The MSU Pompon Team, a group of 26 students, competed in the collegiate division of Mid American Pompon’s Michigan State-Wide Championship on Saturday.

MEN'S BASKETBALL

Wisconsin leading MSU at halftime

It’s another classic game between No. 9 MSU and Wisconsin, as Sam Dekker and Josh Gasser’s 16 combined points have helped the Badgers take a 30-22 halftime lead. Wisconsin’s Josh Gasser was the man down the stretch as he nailed a 3-pointer and hit two free throws to cap off an 11-0 run at the end of half.

ICE HOCKEY

Ohio State beats MSU hockey in shootout again

For the third time this season MSU and Ohio State needed more than 60 minutes of regulation and five minutes of overtime to determine the winner, and for the second straight night, MSU fell in the shootout. MSU and Ohio State played to a 2-2 tie Saturday afternoon at Munn Ice Arena, with Ohio State winning the shootout to earn the additional point.Freshman forward Nick Schilkey had the lone shootout goal. It was the fifth time the additional point was determined by a shootout for MSU.

MICHIGAN

Obama signs farm bill in East Lansing

President Obama, after an address to political dignitaries, the media and MSU community members, signed signed the farm bill into law Friday afternoon on MSU’s campus. In front of a backdrop of artifacts from pastoral America, including a tractor and hay bales, his remarks before the signing highlighted agriculture’s importance to the economy, and emphasized the ways in which the legislation would benefit farmers throughout the country.