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COMMENTARY

We need to show more pride at MSU

A few days ago, I sat with a fairly large number of volunteers for the kickoff of the fall MSU Community Charitable Campaign, or MSUCCC, a campaign that raises almost $600,000 each year for primarily local charities and civic groups close to MSU’s campus.

FOOTBALL

Dantonio released from hospital

Football head coach Mark Dantonio has been released from Sparrow Hospital, two days after undergoing a cardiac procedure on his heart Sunday morning, according to MSU Athletics Communications.

NEWS

Picking up the pieces

As this year’s One Book, One Community selection about a family’s journey during the crisis brings the issue back to the surface for many in the MSU and East Lansing communities, Lamb and thousands of others are still picking up the pieces and moving on with their lives.

NEWS

Students offer well wishes to Dantonio

As MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio recovers from his Sunday morning heart attack and offensive coordinator Don Treadwell steps in to handle football operations during his absence, students have joined to show support for the coach.

NEWS

Program moratoria continue on through system

As university officials attempt to find a balance between a solid education and a troubled economy, several MSU undergraduate programs remain in a state of moratoria while one has been taken off the list, allowing new students to enroll. From a minor in American Studies to a bachelor of science in technology systems management, 13 undergraduate programs are or will be in moratoria status, according the MSU Office of the Registrar’s website. Eighteen graduate programs also are or will be in moratoria status.

NEWS

Police Brief 09/21/10

An MSU student was allegedly assaulted early Friday morning on Shaw Lane near the entrance to Lot 61, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.

MICHIGAN

New poll shows Snyder leads Bernero

In addition to his Republican status, gubernatorial candidate and Ann Arbor businessman Rick Snyder garners support from his experience in business, according to a recent poll. Thanks in part to his executive background, almost twice as many people plan to vote for Snyder as for Democratic Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero in the gubernatorial elections Nov.

FOOTBALL

Penalties continue to haunt, hurt Spartans

The No. 25 MSU football team maintained discipline late in Saturday’s 34-31 overtime win against Notre Dame, but for most of the game, that discipline wasn’t there. The Spartans were flagged 11 times for 79 yards, most of which were offsides or holding infractions.

MSU

MSU profs develop sensor for physical activity data

Professors in the departments of electrical engineering and kinesiology have partnered together in an effort to learn more about how the human body reacts to physical activity to better improve overall health. The research involves the development and testing of a new type of wearable multi-sensors, developed by MSU engineering professor Subir Biswas.

MEN'S SOCCER

Men's soccer happy with success against Big East

The Big Ten Conference was well-represented against the Big East Conference this weekend, with the conference going a combined 2-1-2 against Big East opponents. No. 19 MSU swept its two games during the weekend in the Big Ten/Big East Challenge with a 1-0 win against Marquette on Friday at home and a 2-0 victory at Notre Dame on Sunday.