This is the 58th time I've written a column for The State News. Sometimes, I wonder if that's a record, but then my friends usually take away the spray paint I've been huffing and I stop caring. This is going to be the last column I ever write for The State News.
By Jennifer Dodyk Special for The State News Firefighters from the Lansing Fire Department stressed the importance of fire safety and awareness to middle school students at a yearly Christmas tree burning demonstration in Lansing.
Ingham County Sheriff Gene Wriggelsworth was sworn into a new term Wednesday afternoon. The event marked the beginning of Wriggelsworth's fifth term as sheriff.
Like many other things in life, some theater productions this season were wonderful and others needed significant help.
Michigan hunters will have an easier time donating their game to the hungry if a recently passed House bill becomes law. The bill, introduced by Rep.
President-designate Lou Anna Simon had planned on leaving MSU in spring 2005 until the Board of Trustees offered her the position of 20th president of MSU. "When it was clear (MSU President M.
The driving idea behind a bill that would reform U.S. intelligence is to tighten communication and bring all the United States' spy organizations under one roof.
The portion of Coolidge Road north of Grand River Avenue, which has been closed to southbound traffic in previous years, opened as a two-way road on Tuesday. Traffic can now turn off Saginaw Street onto Coolidge Road to travel south to Grand River Avenue.
The title question of "What the #$*! Do We Know!?" is one the film's makers should have asked themselves.
The Food and Drug Administration is considering a patch that increases female sexual desire and pleasure, but it is too early to tell who will benefit, said Elaine Plummer, spokeswoman for manufacturer, Procter & Gamble. "We hear from women loud and clear that there is this medical need and we are committed to answering that need," Plummer said.
1. Masterpiece's Title: Cristal Christmas Tree What is it? It's a delicious tree-shaped candy holder made from a few paper plates, an old wine bottle and a lot of green-covered chocolates. Usefulness factor: Not every student has the funds, or the space in their dorms to assemble their own Christmas tree, so why not make your own candy holder in the shape of a tree.
One Lansing company is using art as a means of expressing what its workers and residents might not otherwise be able to communicate. "Art From the Heart" is an exhibit created by Peckham Inc., 2822 N.
As soon as you finish with finals, you'll have to deal with the stress of buying holiday gifts and cheek-pinching relatives.
As she prepares to hand out free blue books at Berkey Hall on Thursday afternoon, Michelle Beaujean, a psychology junior, watches another student go by.
Editor's note: The MSU students interviewed in the following story agreed to speak to The State News under terms of anonymity.
ASMSU's Web site has been inoperable for the past two weeks because its Web designer is awaiting information from ASMSU's staff, Student Assembly Chairperson Andrew Schepers said. He added that the Web designer has given a personal commitment to the Web site so it will be working by the first of the year. "It's awful that we don't have a Web site," Schepers said. The Web site has been awaiting improvement since October, when the Student Assembly passed money for a new Internet server. The Web site would contain information about representatives, passed bills and general activity of the student government.
Despite the fact that thousands of students will leave East Lansing for Christmas vacation in the next week, area business owners say they are not anticipating any change in sales. Instead, other residents can make up for the departure of students, said some owners. "Certainly our customer base shifts," said Dick Rosemont, co-owner of Flat Black & Circular, 541 E.
Oh, those silly skates. Head coach Rick Comley said skates have been the source of sophomore defenseman A.J.
With a time of 17:21, freshman Danette Doetzel won the Canadian Cross Country Championships on Saturday in Toronto.