MICHIGAN
Gov. Granholm endorses Clinton
On Friday, Gov. Jennifer Granholm announced her endorsement of presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-NY. Few were surprised by Granholm’s decision.
MICHIGAN
E.L. residents to meet candidates
East Lansing residents will be able to meet the 2007 City Council candidates at 8 p.m. tonight in the MSU Union Gold Room.
MICHIGAN
E.L. man stabbed in house at SVSU
A 22-year-old East Lansing resident was stabbed Sunday morning during a physical altercation at a house on the outskirts of Saginaw Valley State University.
MSU
New State News editor in chief to bring experiences, ideas into year-long position
When she was a sophomore in high school, Laura Misjak made a list of 20 careers she wanted to pursue when she grew up.
FEATURES
Ghost hunter to take students on campus tour
When Christopher Moon woke up in the middle of the night to the shadow of a young boy standing at the end of his bed, he never imagined that his first paranormal encounter would lead him on a lifelong ghost hunt.
FEATURES
Group to aid local Humane Society
For zoology and psychology senior Sasha Fawaz, Halloween is all about the treats — but not the sweet and sugary snacks residents traditionally hand out to trick-or-treaters.
FEATURES
Forgiveness can gauge a relationship
I was just put in a really bad situation with my girlfriend of more than two years. We have lived apart the entire relationship.
FEATURES
Holiday more about people than candy
I didn’t dress up for Halloween or trick-or-treat until I was 12.
FOOTBALL
Rucker likely out for season with eye condition
When freshman cornerback Chris L. Rucker recently went to the eye doctor, he found out he needed more than just a new pair of glasses.
ICE HOCKEY
MSU sets to minimize turnovers, penalties
Although the No. 8 MSU hockey team rebounded this weekend with two wins over Colgate, there is still room for improvement — particularly in regards to penalties and turnovers.
COMMENTARY
Sparty introduction video does not do justice for team
What is this trash video that introduces our football team to the field on game days? Honestly, it is horrible.
COMMENTARY
Check science of raw food diet, don't join another fad
Liz Kersjes is correct in her column “Eating raw for better health” (SN 10/22) to say that we can learn much from raw food vegetarian diets. ... However, some of the statements she made regarding the benefits of an all-raw diet are a stretch.
COMMENTARY
Republicans need to listen to all constituents
Regardless of what the Republican Party does, it usually has been able to count on support and votes from wealthy capitalists.
COMMENTARY
'Friendly skies' not so cordial
The act of traveling the “friendly skies” is just not an activity to take lightly anymore. So what has happened to air travel across the nation? Over the past 40 years the great flightless population of the U.S. has gravitated from the large dogs of the roadways, Greyhound, to this new Greyhound for the skies — United, Delta, Northwest and all the various “no frills” or “cheap” carriers.
NEWS
MSU police investigate robbery by masked man
MSU police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred early Monday morning at Spartan Village after a food-delivery driver was threatened at knife point.
NEWS
Staph infection threat comes to MSU campus and facilities
MSU is another location in Michigan to be hit by a staph infection after a student notified an instructor that he had the disease.
MSU
Student government debates water quality
Nirali Patel will not touch MSU’s water. “MSU’s water is horrible,” the physiology sophomore said. “Black specks come out of the faucet when you turn it on, it tastes like iron and it creates a yellow rust. ...”
SPORTS
Too little, too late
When it seemed top-ranked Ohio State had MSU beaten into submission, the Spartans made it clear on Saturday that they were going to fight to the finish. “Every game, we know as a team we can play with anybody in the country,” senior linebacker SirDarean Adams said.
NEWS
Police Brief 10/22/07
A 38-year-old female was punched in the face early Friday morning by a drunken student after he walked in front of the victim’s car and began pushing down on its hood, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.