ASMSU's Academic and Student assemblies will discuss amending the student government's constitution at the only joint assembly meeting of the year at 6:30 p.m.
Smoke alarms blared and firefighters called to each other through complete darkness in a basement of the abandoned building at 1331 E.
There are lots of people out there who think big trucks, such as Escalades and Hummers, hog the road and suck up too much gas. In the world of monster trucks, those ideologies don't matter. This weekend, "Monster Truck Nationals!" rolls into Breslin Center, bringing patrons young and old to witness not only the behemoth vehicles, but also motocross and BMX racing. "This is our second year at the Breslin," said George Eisenhart, owner of Image Promotions, the company putting out the franchise.
Four civil rights and religious leaders will speak on campus in honor of Black History Month. The fifth annual Visiting Minority Faculty Lecture Series kicks off today and will run every Thursday this month.
MSU College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Lonnie King will fly to Atlanta on Friday to begin a year-long stint as the director of the new Office of Strategy and Innovation for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC. "It's a leadership position and involved in establishing strategy and direction for public health," King said.
In light of all the possible job changes East Lansing City Manager Ted Staton has been considering in the last few months, we wonder what his next move will be. In November, Staton withdrew his application for a city manager position of another college town, Evanston, Ill., where Northwestern University is located. He also had been in talks with the Michigan Municipal League since October and was one of three finalists from more than 100 applicants for the position of executive director.
I know you're out there. You're the ones who sing in the shower, who play "drums" on your dashboard, who practice that one bass solo over and over until your fingers literally bleed.
MSU's Women in the Community program will host a lecture titled, "Tools to Work With: Making a Change," featuring speaker Keturah Jones at 7 p.m.
Last month was the 32nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade. For 32 years, a highly controversial Supreme Court decision has permitted abortion on demand to anyone who wants it nationwide.
I am writing in response to Jeffrey Holst's letter ("Raising minimum wage a bad idea" SN 1/31) concerning his position on the proposed $2 increase in the minimum wage.
This is in response to Jack Fischer's letter, "Bush not deserving of writer's praise" (SN 1/31). Here's the deal.
When you go out for dinner, of course you're gonna order a beer. If you order a burger, you'll want a Samuel Adams or a Bud Light.
Now that East Lansing officials have confirmation City Manager Ted Staton will remain in his position, they are looking to the future of the city with him at the helm. As city manager, Staton is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the city. "There is no way you can let up in this profession," he said.
More Michigan smokers have been seeking help with quitting through the Michigan Tobacco Quit Line since the tobacco tax increased last July. During the six months prior to the tax increase, 550 people called the line for help to quit smoking.
Instead of settling for the old hand-me-down or the affordable late-1980s Oldsmobile, someone on campus could be driving a luxurious Cadillac once driven by former MSU President M.
President Bush will deliver the first State of the Union address of his second term at 9 p.m. tonight in Washington. Bush's main topics are expected to be his plans for Social Security reform and the war in Iraq, as well as the relationship between Israel and Palestine.
Giving investors tax breaks up to $5,000 if they lose money on risky investments is just part of the Senate Republicans' plan to help boost Michigan's economy and science and technology jobs. Unveiled on Monday, the bills will be aimed at helping companies stay in Michigan and train people for jobs. Last week Gov.
Disclaimer: This column should not be read while eating. Enjoy. It's something we all do - and I'm not talking about engaging in sexual activities. Depending on what you eat for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you might do it more than once a day. If you are like some I know, you might be obsessed with doing it in the same place and time everyday.
MSU senior swingman Alan Anderson summed up the Fighting Illini's shooting performance in one word: "Incredible." As was the case in losses to Duke and Wisconsin, three-point field goal defense was an issue for No.