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COMMENTARY

Article exposes neocon agenda

The online news source AlterNet recently published an article by John Dolan that can best be described as an exposé on the educational infrastructure set up in Iraq since the country was invaded by the U.S. seven years ago.

COMMENTARY

Motorists need to understand bicyclists' actions on road

Yes, MSU has a ways to go in completing our streets with bike lanes, but Fernando Fitch — quoted in “Sustainability leaders promote mass transit, bicycles” (SN 10/12) — and other motorists of like mind on campus need to know and respect the fact that bicyclists have the right, according to the state vehicle code, to ride their bikes on streets whether or not they have bike lanes.

COMMENTARY

Rally will bring together students from around state

We appreciate The State News editorial board recognizing that the ASMSU “Higher Education, Higher Priority” rally is “a step in the right direction” (“ASMSU has right idea, but needs better execution,” SN 10/8). The higher education rally is Oct. 22 at the Capitol.

COMMENTARY

University must be proactive to retain students

According to a recent study by the American Institutes for Research, Michigan college dropouts have cost taxpayers more than $251 million during a five-year span from 2003-08, and policymakers and educators think something should be done. Most everyone would agree with that assessment.

ICE HOCKEY

Spartans tie Maine, 4-4

After a momentum-changing ejection of a Maine player, the No. 20 MSU hockey team fought back from a 4-2 deficit to tie No. 8 Maine, 4-4, Thursday night at Munn Ice Arena.

NEWS

Home again

It’s Homecoming weekend, and as many as 10,000 Spartan alumni will pour into East Lansing for an array of festivities leading up to Saturday’s football game vs. Illinois. They come from all walks of life, but they are united under a commonality: reliving the past and remembering what it means to be a Spartan for life.

NEWS

Police Brief 10/15/10

An MSU student had a negative reaction to chemicals he had been working with Monday evening while in the Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.

FOOTBALL

Grading the Spartans

The 2010 season is shaping up to be a special one for the MSU football team. Six games into the season with another six regular-season games to go, here is a look at the position-by-position grading breakdown of the MSU football team at the halfway point.

FOOTBALL

Football team deserves better student support

With about 13,000 students holding tickets, almost 1,500 students decided watching MSU play one of its biggest games of the season against Wisconsin wasn’t worth chancing the rain or holding off on a few drinks. If you expect to see a championship-caliber team the rest of the season, I suggest you give the Spartans championship-caliber fans.

MSU

Official tours MSU facilities

As preliminary design continues on the forthcoming Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, or FRIB, a top government official toured many of MSU’s expansive research initiatives Thursday.