FEATURES
Street style: Eziaha Adibe
Journalism senior Eziaha Adibe’s rockstar-chic style gives her an edge when walking through campus.
ICE HOCKEY
Team, program develops as season approaches
With the season fast approaching for the MSU hockey team, Tom Anastos and his staff have been hard at work to get the team ready to take the ice.
COMMENTARY
Encourage peers to vote, get involved
Voting organizations wish young adults would say, “OMG, like, Obama just tweeted at me to go out and vote, and, like, I can’t wait to now.” Unfortunately, that reaction only happens in their dreams. Interest in voting doesn’t stem from any politician telling youth to go out and vote — it stems from friendships and family.
COMMENTARY
US justice system not broken
Justice is an ideal, a subjective opinion that varies from one person to the next, a concept of moral rightness based on ethics. Asking for justice is the equivalent of asking for happiness. One person may say justice for a murderer is death — an eye for an eye — where another person might say that a murderer deserves life in prison to sit with their guilt.
NEWS
Alleged dog killer's bond reduced to $50,000
The bond for alleged dog killer Andrew David Thompson was reduced from $1 million to $50,000 by Judge Paula Manderfield this morning at a bond hearing in Lansing’s 30th Circuit Court.
NEWS
Narcotics team raids Waters Edge Apartments' unit
When fisheries and wildlife junior Chris Long stepped out of his house onto Cedar Street on Monday night, he witnessed several police cars, a K-9 unit and at least six armed officers scattered throughout the streets of Cedar Village.
ICE HOCKEY
Column: Anastos’ success not easy to predict
It was a match made in hockey heaven. When Rick Comley took over the storied MSU hockey program in 2002, he already was one of the great coaches in the history of the game.
NEWS
E.L. continues hunt for new city manager
The search for a new city manager continued at East Lansing City Council’s Tuesday work session, where three executive search firms traveled to the city from across the country to pitch their search approach.
NEWS
Lay of the law
When Sean Schmidt stumbled out of a Snyder Hall community bathroom and stood face-to-face with three MSU police officers, only one thought entered his mind: “My life is over.”
NEWS
Police Brief 09/28/11
A suspect in the 1999 arson attempt on MSU’s Agriculture Hall plead guilty to federal charges yesterday in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids, according the Grand Rapids Press.
COMMENTARY
Protest discriminatory state bills
Usually, the ignorance exposed by the “down home values” crowd is pretty predictable, and I’m able to shrug it off as I go about my day. That is, until I learned about the newest Republican onslaught against equality and fairness, this time in the form of House bills 4770 and 4771.
Lauryn Schroeder
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MSU
Hunting for treasure at the MSU Surplus Store
Sales and marketing specialist for the MSU Surplus Store and Recycling Center James Ives said he has seen everything pass through the store.
MICHIGAN
Burglary trial moves forward
One of the two men accused of breaking into Hubbard Hall dorm rooms and stealing laptops was bound over to Ingham County’s 30th Judicial Circuit Court on Tuesday following his pretrial conference in East Lansing’s 54-B District Court.
MSU
MSU group develops new malaria vaccine
A new vaccine developed by an MSU research group shows promise in protecting against malaria, a potentially fatal disease that effects millions of people each year.
MICHIGAN
Thriller lessons running in October
Get your Michael Jackson on this Halloween at The Michigan Athletic Club, 2900 Hannah Blvd. The club will host its third annual Thriller Dance Workshop Oct.
MICHIGAN
Gallery accepting artist applications
Lansing Art Gallery is taking applications for its 34th annual Holiday Art Market, which will take place Nov.
MICHIGAN
Program funds student travels
Beginning this year, a new scholarship program is giving students the opportunity to study, intern or travel in 21 countries in Central and South American.
MSU
Two colleges prepare for new deans
As the College of Education continues to prepare for the arrival of a new permanent dean in January 2012, the college is searching to fill several open faculty positions including that of Deborah Feltz, a long-time chair of the Department of Kinesiology.
MSU
President Obama awards 2 MSU associate professors for research
Two researchers at MSU have been honored by President Barack Obama for their independent research in science and engineering.
MSU
ASMSU makes another attempt to pass medical amnesty bill
As the adage goes, if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. ASMSU has taken that advice to heart as it continues to support a bill that would provide medical amnesty for underage drinkers.