I was leaving work during the last week of my summer internship and I felt an overwhelming thump in my chest. After listening to the voicemail a few times, I realized that I wasn’t dreaming. I landed the job.
Head coach Mark Dantonio has been saying all along that football is a game of inches, and after several upsets last Saturday, his claim was validated.
Last season, all it took was a 30-yard run by then-junior running back Jehuu Caulcrick to put the Spartans ahead of No. 12-ranked Notre Dame, 37-21, with just less than six minutes remaining in the third quarter. MSU was in control of the game.
By halftime of the Michigan football game against Appalachian State on Saturday, two tailgaters who had been listening on the radio in East Lansing had a pressing request for custom clothing store Spartan Corner, 103 E. Grand River Ave.
Two members of the Thornhill legacy will walk onto Spartan Stadium’s field Saturday, and a third will be there in spirit.
MSU fans were introduced to a terrific concept last Saturday called schadenfreude. And, really, we have yet to let that go.
Who would have thought that Steve Urkel pulling his pants up above his belly button would spark a popular trend in the 21st century?
I was highly affronted by John Bice’s column Jesus is not returning (SN 9/4). I found Bice’s reference to Christianity as “silly” and “puerile” highly offensive and his need to do so very unprofessional. Such cheap shots at Christianity only undermine Bice’s credibility as a columnist.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed a bill on Tuesday allowing Michigan to move its presidential primary from Feb. 26 up to Jan. 15. The jump puts Michigan among the top few states to vote, although the exact position is somewhat difficult to decipher.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed legislation to move Michigan’s presidential primaries up to Jan. 15. This was a grievous mistake, and has bad ramifications for Michigan, as well as the state of democracy.
I often marvel at how modern technology allows us to collect, manipulate and analyze data, especially when such knowledge can be used to achieve positive goals. Unfortunately, although it is technically impressive, this information can sometimes paint a dismal picture that we must face in order to progress.
Attention all freshmen: Please do not be alarmed by John Bice’s article Jesus is not returning (SN 9/4). He’s been copying and pasting the same column for the past four years. The only difference is his I-wear-sunglasses-inside look, which makes his writing that much more hilarious.
MSU took a step Thursday in bridging the gap between the university and the youth of southeast Michigan.
In coming weeks, the East Lansing City Council will try to pass stricter drug testing policies for taxi cab drivers in the city, Mayor Sam Singh said Wednesday.
The suspect in a string of Lansing killings was charged with open murder during his arraignment in Lansing’s 54-A District Court on Wednesday.
Shreelina Ghosh, Aloka Kanungo and Manasi Mishra each had a slight smile tugging at their lips as they practiced Saberc Pallavi, an Indian classical Odissi dance, in Mishra’s Okemos home Wednesday as a part of a learning workshop.
Hours before MSU’s home football games, some students will be getting on their face paint and their tailgate.