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Culinary Services to host spicy showcase
MSU Culinary Services officials are hosting the Spices of the World: A Culinary Exploration event from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday at Shaw Hall’s cafeteria.
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Kellogg Center hosts chef series
Kellogg Center’s Visiting Chef Series continues for another year this spring with three events scheduled for the next few months.
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Safe Place officials ask for donations
MSU Safe Place officials competing with several other local charities are asking for $5 tax-deductible donations to the Capital Region Community Foundation to win $10,000 in funding.
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College of Music honors Mozart's birthday
The MSU College of Music is celebrating Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s 255th birthday on Wednesday.
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MSU develops Caribbean HIV prevention plan
The MSU Institute of International Health has developed a new approach to HIV prevention in the Caribbean, where many people are infected with the disease because of a lack of knowledge and resources.
Samantha Radecki
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MICHIGAN
Community celebrates birthday of Scotsman Robert Burns
Bagpipes, haggis, highland dancers and more than 450 people dressed in kilts and caps joined in the annual celebration of Scottish poet Robert Burns’ 253rd birthday last Saturday night. The event was held at the Eagle Eye Golf Club, 15500 Chandler Road, and was sponsored by the Glen Erin Pipe Band, who headlined the evening.
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Equestrian team prepares for western semifinals
Members of the MSU Stock Seat Equestrian Team are focused on their preparation this semester before they saddle up to Tallahassee, Fla., to compete for a shot to ride at the national stage. The 24-member team qualified for the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association, or IHSA, Western Semifinals at Florida State University, which run March 24-25, by notching a one-point victory over rival Grand Valley State University on Jan.
FEATURES
Two brothers combine talents to form hip-hop duo
Patrick and Matt Duda agree when it comes to their music careers, two heads are better than one. After dabbling in various solo projects, the two brothers decided to combine their efforts and created the hip-hop duo The Specktators.
Katie Abdilla
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FEATURES
Comedic pair offers relationship advice
Although their act revolved around making a good impression in front of possible significant others, after seeing comedians Dave Ahdoot and Ethan Fixell perform Friday in the International Center, biochemisty freshman Jessica Mizzi said she never would date guys like them.
BASKETBALL
Trice lives his dream, proves doubters wrong
Travis Trice has never been the biggest player on the floor.
BASKETBALL
Women's basketball prepares for No. 13 Purdue
After losing back-to-back games for the first time in two years, the MSU women’s basketball team (12-7 overall, 4-2 Big Ten) looks to get back on track Monday (7:30 p.m., Big Ten Network) as it takes on No. 13 Purdue (16-3, 6-0).
ICE HOCKEY
Hockey defeats, ties Lakers in crucial series
The No. 16 MSU hockey team had a golden opportunity to pick up the weekend sweep Saturday night.
NEWS
Hockey defeats, ties Lakers in crucial series
The No. 16 MSU hockey team had a golden opportunity to pick up the weekend sweep Saturday night. A night after giving up the tying goal to No.
BASKETBALL
Column: MSU’s success relies heavily on newcomers
For every basketball team, there typically is one key stat or trend that indicates whether a game is going to end in a win or loss. It can be 3-point shooting, rebounding or the play of a star player.
SPORTS
Spartans drop weekend meets
Despite being senior night for the MSU women’s swimming and diving team, the Spartans came away with a tough 144-98 loss to Ohio State at McCaffree Pool at IM Sports-West.
COMMENTARY
Receptionists keep students safe
The Guest Columnist piece “New security measures ineffective” (SN 1/19) showed a stereotypical view of the night receptionist where “the night guard is often just a student watching a movie.” I am a night receptionist, and I can tell you that not everyone just watches movies while at work.
COMMENTARY
In retrospect, bailouts worked
Bailouts have become one of the most hated policy choices of in recent memory. Such acts affirm every fear we have of the political establishment’s unhealthy ties to corporate interests. There has been near-unanimous opposition to the bailouts that occurred three years ago.
COMMENTARY
Amnesty bill chance to save young lives
Students shouldn’t have to choose between a minor in possession charge or their friend dying an alcohol-related death.
SPORTS
Wrestling drops Big Ten road matches
The MSU wrestling team’s struggles continued this weekend, as the Spartans dropped both duals during their road trips to No. 18 Northwestern and No. 6 Illinois.