On Wednesday, The State News endorsed John Kerry for president ("Kerry in 2004" SN 10/27). Kudos for drafting an endorsement more vigorous than the tired, hesitating and reluctant endorsements nearly every other Kerry-supporting paper in the country has written.
Although it wasn't a phenomenally great performance, "Radio T.B.S.," which stands for Trailer Park Broadcasting Scandals, definitely deserves props for being unique.
No script, no memorized lines and no clue what will happen next - that's improvisational comedy.
By fall 2006, students could be enrolled in the new liberal arts residential college. Tentatively named after former South African leader Nelson Mandela, the college would grant degrees and have a base in international issues and would reside in Snyder and Phillips halls. The executive summary draft of the New Residential College Program Planning Committee details the new college.
Tucked away in a small corner of a dark closet is the secret brewery of the drinking buddies. We have created stouts and porters that dazzle the senses and baffle the mind.
The stepson of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry will arrive on MSU's campus Friday morning with movie stars on each arm for a get-out-the vote rally. Chris Heinz, 30, is appearing at MSU with actresses Kirsten Dunst and Allison Munn.
There was an unparalleled energy in Jenison Field House during the MSU volleyball match versus Michigan as the Spartans beat U-M, 3-2, Wednesday night. "I felt like I could kiss everyone in Jenison," senior outside hitter Michelle Kopka said following the win. The noise from the spirit bands and student sections during the annual Jam Jenison was deafening of more than 3,000 people crowded into the bleachers in the largest turnout this season. The match was close throughout the evening as each team traded victories.
Ann Arbor - Even with the threat of rain last Saturday afternoon, downtown Ann Arbor was hopping with people. People carried umbrellas and were wrapped in ponchos, while keeping warm in their University of Michigan sweatshirts.
Two weeks before its premiere, MSU students were treated to two episodes of the hot teen drama "The OC." The Victoria's Secret Team Pink and the University Activities Board hosted an advanced screening for the show's new season in Wells Hall on Wednesday. Some ticket holders arrived extra early to ensure a seat for the 7 p.m.
Just before midnight Sunday, East Lansing City Clerk Sharon Reid was still in her office working out the city's Election Day kinks. For two weeks, Reid has labored deep into the night to better prepare East Lansing for this year's election.
President Bush urged voters to cast ballots in his favor next Tuesday as he rallied support at the Pontiac Silverdome Wednesday with the election five days away.
An online survey given by Holden Hall Residence Life staff revealed student reactions and perceptions about the recent reported sexual assaults on campus.
Sparty's Night Club is suing Lansing Township for a permit to allow topless entertainment in their club, township officials said. The permit would be an amendment to the club's current liquor license, Lansing Township Clerk Susan Aten said. The township is denying the permit, arguing it is not allowed in their ordinances, Aten said, adding that the area where Sparty's is located, at 410 S.
Brandon Long, of Canton, Ohio, has committed to the MSU football team for the 2005 season. Long plays tight end or linebacker for Glen Oak High School in Canton.
A doctor in bloody scrubs, an assortment of angels and a girl sporting bandages around her head and arm hoisted signs taped to crutches as they chanted, "One, two, three, four.
A female MSU student and a motorcyclist were injured when they collided at the intersection of Wilson Road and Farm Lane on Wednesday, MSU police Sgt.
5. Oct. 6, 1956 MSU 9, U-M 0 The Oct. 6, 1956 game between then-No. 2 MSU and then-No. 5 Michigan had a lot of defense and barely any offense. This game marked the first time attendance at Michigan Stadium exceeded 100,000 people.
I am responding to Bryan Dahl's so-called editorial "Kerry too wealthy to champion America's middle, lower classes" (SN 10/26). Dahl spent so long trying to tear down John Kerry, he forgot to defend the "champion of the little guy," President Bush. The fact is, Bush has never seen a hard day's work in his life.
What is it: The makers of Tada! bring you our first ever wearable craft. It's a nifty last-minute Halloween costume for college students who just don't have the cash to plop down a frightening $40 for a pre-packaged, run-of-the-mill costume.
The gnarled-toothed witch, jack-o'-lanterns with a menacing glare and trays of caramel apples are all Halloween traditions. However, the symbols of this fright night began with a religious intent, said Father Mark Inglot, a priest at St.