You've done well, MSU. Now don't screw it up. MSU students have shown the world that they have the restraint to turn a weekend of March Madness victories into a safe and spirited celebration.
Sometimes, you just can't get away from your family. No matter what events occur in life, most people remain in an unremitting bond with their family members, whether bitter or pleasant, memorable or commonplace. With that in mind, it seems very unlikely that writer and director Marylou Tibaldo-Bongiorno could be an only child - her story in "Little Kings," about the lives of three brothers in New Jersey, is too involved, and too well-versed, to be written by someone unfamiliar with sibling relationships. In Tibaldo-Bongiorno's film, each brother is struggling with his interpersonal relationships -Dom (Dominic Pace) is in love with his brother Gino's pregnant wife, Lori, played by Rita Pietropinto.
A 22-year-old Illinois man was found dead at about 11 p.m. Sunday in front of the parking ramp on the corner of Washtenaw and Townsend streets in Lansing, said Lansing police Detective Sgt.
The Lansing Area Safety Council will offer CPR and pediatric first aid training for area residents and daycare workers from 6 p.m.
MSU administrators were on hand in both Austin, Texas, and Kansas City, Mo., for the men's and women's basketball games Sunday, and said they were pleased with both the teams' and the fans' performances. MSU President Lou Anna K.
It's not lost, it's not dead and it's certainly not beyond repair. The dark, usually murky water of the Red Cedar River, which some call the "Dead Cedar," can be misleading, but the winding waterway is in much better shape than it was in the 1960s, when a film of sludge and algae skimmed the top. As a result of the Clean Water Act of 1972, the Red Cedar has become a cleaner, safer river. But even so, E.
The Knight Center for Environmental Journalism recently received a $2.2-million grant to expand its outreach and programs. The grant, from the John S.
By Scott Cendrowski The State News It's not lost, it's not dead and it's certainly not beyond repair. The dark, usually murky water of the Red Cedar River, which some call the "Dead Cedar," can be misleading, but the winding waterway is in much better shape than it was in the 1960s, when a film of sludge and algae skimmed the top. As a result of the Clean Water Act of 1972, the Red Cedar has become a cleaner, safer river. But even so, E.
A group of MSU law students sang their way to a national championship earlier this month. The team of four gave a rendition of "Hello Again," a tune they picked up from Nick at Nite commercials, before beginning each round of the Irving R.
For those who are confused about any aspect of college life, there are countless books available to set you on the right track.
ASMSU officials have candidate results for last week's undergraduate election, but Student Assembly Chairperson Andrew Schepers said finalizing the results "takes time." ASMSU's election committee, along with the university's election committee, has to review the student government's election totals to make sure there are no "screw-ups" and to make sure the counts are accurate, he said. ASMSU's election committee also will have to validate write-in candidates and confirm that the write-ins have been placed in the correct college as a candidate. Undergraduates voted on candidates for 58 open seats and a proposed tax hike of $3 in the election, which took place Wednesday and Thursday.
"All in the Timing" offers a variety of jokes from witty to slapstick humor and provides a wonderful evening of laugh-out-loud comedy. The collection of seven one-act plays touches on a range of topics from relationships to bad luck. The show begins with the play, "Variations on the Death of Trotsky." The comedy revolves around the Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky and how he might have reacted upon finding a mountain climber's ax in his head. Kevin Burnham, who plays Trotsky, masters the calm and unconcerned aura, which is essential to make the show amusing - although it takes a few moments to understand exactly what is happening. Up next is "Singular Kinda Guy," which leaves the audience questioning the sanity of the character.
It wasn't long ago that getting to the Final Four was a dream that would put the MSU men's basketball program on the college basketball map. During the 1998-99 season, led by a younger Tom Izzo, the team was trying to build the foundation of a championship program with a group of guys from Flint just after an era of the "Fab Five" years at Michigan. That season, the team was coming off a Big Ten Championship and a Sweet 16 loss to top-seeded North Carolina and had five starters returning - Mateen Cleaves, Andre Hutson, Antonio Smith, Jason Klein and Charlie Bell - with Morris Peterson and A.J.
Despite how often the phrase has been used recently, there can be no denying that it's definitely a good time to be a Spartan.
It's more fashionable today to bash President Bush than to wear Ugg boots and a North Face jacket, but as much fun as I have reading and listening to all the criticism, another side of me wants to give the man credit where it's due. First and foremost, we are safer than ever.
Kansas City, Mo. - The matchup everyone has been looking forward to will take place tonight at Municipal Auditorium. The No.
I am writing in regards to the Izzone ticket disbursement for the 2005 Men's Final Four in St. Louis.
In the middle of a swampy, wooded area, about 70 young men and their steward lived in the dormitory they called Saints' Rest.
To the MSU men's basketball seniors, After the sportswriters finish writing, and the "experts" post their rankings, the game still must be played.
Students are scrambling to get their hands on tickets for Saturday's men's basketball Final Four game in St.