If only teachers and coaches would stop doing notable things. Then, maybe, we'd get a break from the outpouring of mentor flicks about students who overcome great odds to find personal success.
Champaign, Ill. - The No. 8 MSU women's basketball team picked up its fourth consecutive win after knocking off Illinois, 62-42. The Spartans (16-2 overall, 5-1 Big Ten) did not have much trouble defeating Illinois (11-5, 3-3) as they led almost the entire game.
Riding the bus on Tuesday, I was surprised to pass by the rock on Farm Lane and see "Abortion Kills" written in dark paint.
One of the glorious - and frustrating - things about theater is the countless ways each show can be performed or interpreted. This is a wonderful aspect because it means theater is a living thing - it evolves with each new production, cast and director. The constant fluctuations to the shows, however, have a downside.
MSU's Hillel Jewish Student Center Program Director Jeffrey Lazor was named a 2004 Richard M. Joel Exemplar of Excellence by the local center's international organization, Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life.
The next time East Lansing residents cast a ballot, some will vote at a new location and all will use updated voting machinery. The city is taking part in a statewide effort to make voting easier and prevent complications, East Lansing City Clerk Sharon Reid said. Similar new models of voting machines will be used across the state to quell confusion caused by some voting devices previously used.
E-mails asking recipients to fill out surveys, regardless of what they are about, are deleted almost as fast as junk mail.
The verdict's still up for the decision makers on the proposed ban of open alcohol on campus. The MSU Board of Trustees has the final say on whether the drafted proposal will become law, but members have yet to agree on whether it should pass.
MSU gymnastics team tri-captain Sarah Alexander is starting off the 2005 season strong, despite a shoulder injury. Her final score of 39.150 won her the all-around title at the season-opener Jan.
The North American International Auto Show isn't the only big thing in the Motor City right now.
Twenty years ago, Ford Motor Company introduced the Ford Taurus to the world. The car's rounded design revolutionized the midsize car segment and would eventually become an icon in the automotive circle.
In regards to the editorial ("Help wanted" SN 1/19), they were not so suddenly understaffed.
Picture a dirty middle-aged man in black socks, a white tank top and striped boxers. He sweats profusely on another stinking hot summer day, spent passed out on his front porch with an empty bottle of 2-year-old Bordeaux in his hand. What's wrong with this picture?
Alberto Gonzales, President Bush's appointment to replace John Ashcroft as Attorney General, is unfit to be the top law enforcement officer in our democracy.
The No. 8 MSU women's basketball team will head out on the road this week for two games after being home for three straight games.
When Jason Wright was 15, he was reading books in the library on how to make money. At 17, he had money in the stock market.
The East Lansing Film Society will show the film "The Corporation," at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Hannah Community Center, 819 Abbott Road, and 7:30 p.m.
Within this country there seems to be a fundamental moral deficiency: Americans really only care about American loss of life.
In response to "Admissions process overly selective" (SN 1/11), the reader seems to be confused, and I hope my letter will help him out. While it may be true you have no desire to become an accountant, at least having a general understanding and showing competency in it (as well as other business core classes) will make you a better business professional and more desirable to the job market.