If you’re looking to trim down that extra winter weight in time for spring break or to improve your cardiovascular health, running may be your exercise of choice. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommends an hour and 15 minutes of vigorous exercise, like running, per week.
There are few things in this world that we can count on to continually move forward. Fortunately — or unfortunately, depending on your outlook — fashion is definitely one of those things.
It appears former JuicyCampus.com users have found a new main squeeze for the latest gossip following the Web site’s Feb.
The MSU Campus Bands, a program of the College of Music, will hold a concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Auditorium. Tickets are $9 for the public, $7 for senior citizens and free for students and those under 18. The Campus Bands will be split into two different bands that will perform different pieces during the concert. Music education senior Sarah Aungst, a band member, said while the band is affiliated with the College of Music, members aren’t all music students. “All kinds of students are in it and want to do it,” she said.
The MSU Alumni Lifelong Education Evening College began its spring semester this week and will offer new courses every week throughout the semester.
ASMSU’s Academic Assembly voted down a bill last week to create a committee that would have reviewed the performance of assembly Chairman Christopher Kulesza.
When animal science and preveterinary medicine junior Jennifer DeVries was studying for her economics exam, she thought it would be a normal day of reviewing her notes in the Union.
Purdue is listed next on the MSU men’s basketball team’s schedule, but head coach Tom Izzo still isn’t sure which team will show up tonight at Mackey Arena. It could either be the team with Robbie Hummel or the team without him. According to Izzo, the difference between those scenarios is like night and day.
The last time the MSU women’s basketball team got a full week of rest was prior to the Jan. 15 game against Michigan, a 41-37 win in Ann Arbor. Since then, the Spartans have won seven of eight games, moving into first place in the Big Ten.
The MSU hockey team had the towel in hand. After being pushed around, pummeled and knocked down time and time again this season, it would have been easy to simply toss in the towel and prepare for the next fight — or next season.
They tell us we are the future. They talk about the unlimited potential of our generation. They remind us that if we work hard, the boundaries of what we can accomplish are almost limitless. Then, they cut our funding. ?For years, state governments have placed a dagger in the dreams of many young people by continually making higher education a low priority, forcing universities to raise tuition.
In response to Alex Freitag’s column Nonbelievers have their reasons, too (SN 2/12), I’m sure I’m not the only one thinking of the obvious argument to the basis of his stance on atheism including faith.
In response to Ed Morrison’s letter Assess quality of foreign cars before making buying decision (2/11), Morrison attempts to rationalize his purchase of foreign products by denouncing the American automotive industry without any facts or evidence to prove his claims of technology and efficiency lagging within the American automotive industry.
The Internet has become a useful and necessary tool in almost every profession. It has connected all corners, edges and points across the globe. It has opened up the avenues to accessing information, news and entertainment.
A 44-year-old man who was attending MSU as a visiting scholar was killed Sunday night, the same day he arrived from his home in China. Tao Li was crossing Mount Hope Road, walking north along Harrison Avenue, when he was struck by a westbound vehicle at about 9:15 p.m. Sunday night, East Lansing police Capt.
A 21-year-old male student was arrested for retail fraud after attempting to sell textbooks back to the store he had stolen them from, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
All state universities lost funding in Michigan’s recommended 2010 budget, but MSU took a harder hit than others with severe cuts to its satellite programs.
MSU would have to cut 703 faculty and staff or raise tuition 8.9 percent to overcome Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s proposed $9.1 million cut in state funding, President Lou Anna K. Simon said Friday.
A room in the Small Animal Clinic of the MSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital becomes a place to remember, share and, ultimately, heal twice a month for a group of people struggling with the death of a pet.
More than 200 members and friends of the MSU International Students Association, or ISA, gathered at the East Lansing Marriott at University Place ballroom, 300 M.A.C. Ave., Friday night in a blur of dresses, finger foods and laughing couples.