On warm days when downtown East Lansing is bustling, the patio at Dublin Square Irish Pub is often at capacity. But because of a city ordinance many local restaurants want to see rescinded, the inside of the restaurant is half-empty.
Lead letters are arranged on a “KWIK PRINT” gold-stamping machine. Unadorned white walls rise from the black laboratory surfaces where Eric Alstrom is working on his next book. His inspiration does not come from his work space, but from the fascination of what one person can create with a few sheets of paper, a leather binding and a sliver of gold leaf. “It’s a mixture of the hands-on, the artistic and the historical,” Alstrom said. Alstrom, the collections conservator in the Conservation Lab of Giltner Hall, has been conserving and creating books for about 20 years.
Outdoor eating and the city’s annual budget are among the items to be discussed at Tuesday’s East Lansing City Council meeting.
When graduates pose for pictures outside Breslin Center this May decked out in caps and gowns, flanked by family members and diploma in hand, a line of graduate students thrusting picket signs in the air could be in the background.
One of goals of MSU’s Greek Week is to bring the community together to raise money for charity, but that doesn’t mean the group can’t have fun while raising funds.
The students Eric Schneible, criminal justice sophomore, and Trevor Deland, mechanical engineering sophomore The crib Campbell Hall
While some looks never go out of style, many fashion trends should have never been in. This spring’s hottest trends are more structured and focus on the shape of the female body’s natural curves.
Everybody is different — or so says the mantra of the modern-day tailor. With simple alterations, tailors can transform dragging jeans and sagging suits to fitted fashion staples as individual as the wearer.
From the small town of Paducah, Ky., to the super-sized campus of MSU, junior catcher Eric Roof and freshman shortstop Jonathan Roof always have been on the same team.
Ice hockey — out. Men’s basketball — out. In terms of the postseason, the MSU women’s basketball team is all we have left. The Spartans will play in the semifinals of the WNIT on Wednesday with a change to play in a national championship game.
Caring about your fall classes/Caring about your current classes Gossiping about your favorite TV shows/Bragging you don’t own a TV Britney on “How I Met Your Mother”/Britney on the VMAs Depression/Recession
It could have been the short black bobbed wigs atop his models’ heads. Or maybe the elegant pleated collar framing one gray shift dress. It might have even been the orange patterned jacket with the puffy sleeves. Whatever it was, it made apparel and textile design senior Tony Gianacakos the winner of MSU’s Project Runway.
There’s no need to pitch a fit if your pants don’t fit correctly. With a few simple hemming tricks, you can take the length of your pants a long way.
The university’s Anti-Discrimination Policy needs to be changed, and we propose doing so. You see, the ADP is used to punish anyone who discriminates against or harasses others, including both violators of actual law and violators of “university community … standards of conduct more stringent than those mandated by law.”
Kudos to the student interns of the Community Relations Coalition, or CRC, and the officers and staff of the East Lansing Police Department for putting together a superb community-building event at Zap Zone in Lansing.
Legislation making its way through the Michigan House of Representatives could soon allow the wrongly convicted to sue the state for at least $50,000 for each year they spent in prison, a law similar to those already in existence in 22 other states.
Hundreds of East Lansing residents were without power Monday afternoon after a storm swept through the area. Terry DeDoes, a representative for Consumers Energy, said 756 customers in East Lansing were without power as of 5:30 p.m.
Two world-renowned leaders in health and the environment will speak at MSU’s spring commencement May 2, signaling MSU’s emphasis on its global impact and focus on the environment.
Friday night was much calmer than students or police anticipated after the Spartans made their seventh Sweet 16 appearance in 11 years.
MSU’s undergraduate student government planned to unveil its new Web site today as thousands of students would potentially visit the group’s site this week to vote in ASMSU’s election.