The mummy lies atop a white sheet on a countertop in the center of the laboratory. It's impossible to miss, and impossible to forget. Its bones have yellowed and turned dark brown in some places, the combined result of age and preservation.
The Election Day that led up to Mark Meadows' eventual win was like a movie, he said. "It's like 'The Longest Day'— you, know the movie — the clock doesn't seem to click by," said the new representative of the 69th District. However, he was happy when the first round of votes — those from campus — were counted. "I was particularly pleased because the original numbers were from the Brody Complex," he said.
MSU head coach Rick Comley called a midweek CCHA game following an emotional series with Michigan a "recipe for disaster." It almost was a disaster Tuesday night when No.
"Long live the people! Long live the nation! Down with the occupiers! Down with the spies!" This doesn't exactly scream, "I just got sentenced to death," but those are the exclamations Saddam Hussein shouted after he received his court punishment — death by hanging. After 24 years in power and almost three years after his capture, the Iraqi court has finally found Saddam guilty of crimes against humanity.
Watch TV up close for as long as you want. Stare at a computer screen for hours. Contrary to what your mother might've said, these actions won't permanently damage eyesight.
Dr. D, I was reading an article in The State News about the candlelight vigil for domestic violence and abuse last month.
The 49th Annual Ebony Fashion Fair presents "Stylishly Hot" a fashion show featuring designs by various artists, including Vivienne Westwood, Carolina Herrera, and Oscar de la Renta.
Has anyone considered changing the football coaches' salaries paradigm? Instead of paying these coaches large guaranteed contracts and for a guaranteed number of years, why do we not offer them a set salary and then for each game they win, they get a guaranteed payment? This would force coaches to actually coach and tie their paycheck to their success, instead of the current system in which these coaches get paid if they win or lose and then the universities have to buy out the large contracts for coaches who failed to produce. For instance, a football coach could have a base salary of $500,000 and then get $100,000 for each game won.
The mummy lies atop a white sheet on a countertop in the center of the laboratory. It's impossible to miss, and impossible to forget. Its bones have yellowed and turned dark brown, the combined result of age and preservation.
By Sarah Harbison, Beth Swanson and Yvette Lanier The State News A swine manager, a cheese-maker, an animal caretaker and a dishwasher. Although at first glance these jobs might seem dissimilar, take a closer look at what the tasks involve: animal feces, putrid stenches and old, half-eaten food.
MSU College of Law students who took the bar exam for the first time in July had the second-highest passage percentage in the state. The college also had the largest number of students take the bar exam for the first time in the state, with 180 aspiring lawyers sitting for the test.
Charles Becker, a historian and researcher, will speak Monday on the topic of "AIDS and AIDS Research in Africa." The presentation is 12:15-1:30 p.m.
I have had the remarkable privilege of serving on the Lansing State Journal editorial board this year.
"No on 2! No on 2!" echoed down the Red Cedar River as more than 150 people rallied together Monday at the rock on Farm Lane to protest Proposal 2, also known as the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative. If passed, Proposal 2 will ban the use of race and gender preferences in admissions and government hiring and contracting.
John Knowles, Republican Mark Meadows, Democrat Meadows said he will push to make the first two years of college tuition-free.
Tuesday has to be the most forgettable day of the week. At least Monday inspires dread, and Wednesday gets you over the hump.
Voters today will need to consider which trade-off they're willing to have: More education funding or less police and fire safety. Proposal 5, which would automatically allocate a minimum of $565 million toward K-16 education if approved, would pull money from the state's General Fund to cover its costs.
Only three days removed from its most lopsided loss of the early season, the No. 6 MSU hockey team will look to get back on track when it hosts Ferris State tonight in a conference matchup at Munn Ice Arena. "We're definitely eager," sophomore forward Justin Abdelkader said.
Go vote. This year's midterm elections are important. Not only is it possible for the Senate to tip Democratic, but also according to The Center for Information and Research on Civil Learning and Engagement, this year's midterm elections follow a presidential election in which the highest amount of students and young adults turned out to vote in more than a decade. It's the perfect time for students to prove everyone wrong and show up to voice their opinions during this heated midterm political season. In Michigan, the youth voter turnout — people ages 18 to 29 — ranked 12th overall across the country for the 2004 presidential election.