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NEWS

Trial delayed for man accused of assaulting MSU student

Jason Evans, 25, will wait for his trial to be rescheduled after an unrelated murder trial that started Monday bumped his court date back. Evans is accused of assaulting a then-19-year-old MSU student Oct. 6, 2008, by approaching the victim and holding a pocket knife to her neck. He faces one count of felonious assault with a dangerous weapon and one count of false imprisonment.

NEWS

Police Brief 01/26/09

An 18-year-old female student reported three textbooks stolen Wednesday night from her room in North Wonders Hall, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said

NEWS

No bigger a year for Biggby

Changing the name of his coffee franchise from a potentially offensive moniker to one simply referring to the big “B” on the shop’s paper cups wasn’t a problem for Biggby Coffee founder and CEO Bob Fish.

BASKETBALL

Sophomores step up, lead way in win against OSU

Throughout the season, players on the MSU men’s basketball team have said that on any given day, a different player can lead the Spartans to victory. As sophomore guard Kalin Lucas was held scoreless in the first half Sunday and junior forward Raymar Morgan continued to struggle with flu-like symptoms, the Spartans unleashed another dangerous scorer on their roster.

ICE HOCKEY

U-M sweeps season series

With Saturday’s 5-3 loss and Friday’s 6-2 defeat to No. 8 Michigan, the MSU hockey team lost five straight to the Wolverines for the first time ever in a single season. And to make matters worse, the Spartans now sit in last place in the CCHA.

MSU

RHA approves spring semester budget

With more than $100,000 left over from last semester’s budget, the MSU Residence Halls Association hopes to present more concerts and improve existing programs. The surplus, which is not uncommon, was due to some projects falling through, RHA President Mark Dobson said.

ICE HOCKEY

MSU, U-M behavior bad all around

I understand the Michigan vs. MSU rivalry is one of the most heated rivalries in all of sports. But what happened on Saturday night both on and off the ice leaves reason for die-hard fans of both schools to hang their heads.

NEWS

Various environments in dormitories

Each of MSU’s five undergraduate dorm complexes offers a unique environment to the students residing there. From infamous, freshmen-dominated Brody Complex to the quieter, more scenic West Circle, student dorm life experiences will vary notably according to the dorm they select.

NEWS

Less duties when living on campus

As a third-year college student, letting my peers know I still live in the dorms triggers reactions ranging from pity to confusion. I would have a hard time arguing my pad on Gilchrist Hall’s third floor is superior to an apartment or house, but I would still recommend staying in a dorm as an essential college experience.

NEWS

Array of choices can please anyone

The thing about co-ops is that there isn’t just one thing about co-ops. Now, paradoxes aside, there really are a lot of facets of housing cooperatives that aren’t disseminated into the realm of the everyday Spartan.

SPORTS

Men's tennis sweeps two weekend opponents

The MSU men’s tennis team continued its early success in the 2009 season, winning a doubleheader Saturday at the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility. The Spartans earned the sweep by defeating Cleveland State 5-2 in the morning and Youngstown State in the nightcap 7-0.