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SPORTS

Face time with Matt Weise

Despite not generating the headlines of football or men’s basketball, Matt Weise quietly has built one of MSU’s most successful varsity sports. The eighth-year head coach of the MSU rowing team has maintained the success of a program that has qualified for the NCAA National Championship Regatta in 14 of the last 15 seasons.

SPORTS

Men’s crew seeks club title

The MSU Crew Club is leaving today to head to Atlanta, where it has earned several of the highest seedings in program history at the American Collegiate Rowing Association Club Nationals.

COMMENTARY

Emergence of a new movement

For those of you who repeatedly read my articles, first of all, thank you; I appreciate both the support and the criticism that comes from writing about controversial topics. I am glad my writing inspires debate, even if it sometimes turns to ad hominem attacks, because writing that goes undisputed deserves neither to be read nor written.

SPORTS

Track and field set to compete in NCAA regionals

When the NCAA Track and Field Regionals begin Thursday in Jacksonville, Fla., 31 Spartans will be in attendance. The MSU Track and Field team will look to build on a positive performance at the Big Ten Outdoor Championships in which it took home seven medals.

COMMENTARY

EPA makes move to protect environment

Right now, power plants are allowed to dump unlimited amounts of dangerous industrial carbon pollution into our air. What can stop them? The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, which has announced the first ever national limits on industrial carbon pollution from new power plants.

NEWS

Police Brief 05/22/12

*Woman reports purse stolen from car * A 34-year-old woman reported her purse and wallet stolen from her four-door gray 2002 Chevrolet Uplander in Ramp 4 by Kellogg Center between 12:31 and 12:58 p.m.

NEWS

Students fall victim to too good to be true email scams

When athletic training freshman Shelly Bennett received a check in the mail for $3,500, she thought it was too good to be true. But it wasn’t until she lost more than $3,000 of her own money, she realized she was right. Bennett was a victim of one of several overpayment email scams that have been defrauding members of the student body, including the most recent scheme sent via email on May 9. Titled “Get paid weekly as a personal assistant,” the email was addressed to students to invite them to aid a company in processing checks and was signed under a false contact from the Michigan State University Human Resources Affairs. Students who accepted the job were mailed a check for a large amount of money and instructed to take their salary out of the check.

NEWS

Proposed Lansing casino meets roadblocks

A proposed casino in downtown Lansing continues to face hurdles in its approved construction, following a letter from the Michigan Department of Attorney General to the federal government opposing its development. The letter, signed by S.