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Police Brief 11/16/07

A backpack containing about $950 worth of contents was stolen from a locked locker at Jenison Field House on Wednesday between 11:25 a.m. and 12:10 p.m., MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.

Miami breaks Spartans eight-game winning streak

The game between No. 3 MSU and No. 1 Miami (Ohio) was everything it was supposed to be and more.

MSU enrollment by the numbers

Proposal 2: A year later

Some say it brought multicultural groups on campus together. Some say it has had little impact on how MSU recruits faculty and students. Some say it made diversity efforts on campus more collaborative and inclusive for everyone. Some say it poses a real threat to maintaining a multicultural university.

Mich. primary to be determined by court decision

The fate of the state’s new primary date continues to hang in the balance as the Michigan Court of Appeals met Thursday to hear whether circumstances surrounding the primary dare are unconstitutional.

Golf team inks top recruit

MSU women’s golf head coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll announced two newly signed recruits for the 2008-09 season.

Volleyball inks recruiting class

Four recruits will join the MSU volleyball team for the 2008 season.

Prognosticators

Check out what the State News prognosticators have to say about the upcoming Big Ten football showdowns.

Offensive line could dictate MSU successs

Here’s the breakdown on how MSU and Penn State match up.

Running duo combines off-field chemistry with on-field success

MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio stands on the sidelines during practice, a scowl emblazoned on his face. This look is nothing new to his players, as Dantonio dresses his face in this expression even when he’s pleased.

Heisman watch

In this week’s Heisman watch, preseason favorite Darren McFadden is sandwiched between two quarterbacks who can do it all and a couple of newcomers from the Big 12.

Forget 6, Spartans aim to win lucky No. 7

Six wins granted MSU bowl eligibility — along with 10 of the 11 teams in the Big Ten conference.

One last goodbye

In his fifth and final year wearing green and white, senior linebacker Kaleb Thornhill’s rollercoaster ride is almost over.

FTC investigates fairness of Facebook Ads platform

Facebook.com is cooperating with an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission regarding concerns the social network’s latest advertising scheme violates the privacy of its users.

Drag show benefits AIDS group

Makeup, lipstick, pantyhose and women’s undergarments cover his masculine frame, but Matt Watters said people shouldn’t feel threatened by his appearance.

Holiday ball to be held Saturday

The Michigan Historical Center Foundation will ring in the holidays with the 2007 Jingle Ball at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Michigan Historical Museum, located inside the Michigan Library and Historical Center, 702 W. Kalamazoo St., in Lansing.

MSU student returns after ninja warrior competition in Japan

Editor’s note: Colin Bell was first profiled in The State News on Aug. 9. Economics junior Colin Bell took this semester off from MSU classes to travel to Japan. Not to do an internship or to study abroad — but to be a ninja warrior.

Politicians telling people how to raise kids annoying, wrong

In her column titled Birth control good idea for middle schoolers (SN 11/14), Kelly Kane assumes “the parents that are angry over these school districts’ decision to approve birth control are those that are not close with their children.”

U.S. immigration process needs improvement

While writing about Latin American-aimed racism last week, I began exploring the issue of illegal immigration — a very hot topic. Racism and discrimination of any kind is wrong and usually based on ignorance, no questions asked, and should be socially unacceptable in any form.