Former U.S ambassador to Iraq L. Paul Bremer said Tuesday at MSU he believes the United States sent enough troops to Iraq - despite his comment just one day earlier that there weren't adequate forces to control the country. Bremer spoke for roughly 45 minutes at the Wharton Center about terrorism, the state of Iraq and its future, all while battling constant interruptions by protesters.
"Impeach the terrorists." "Don't kill for oil." "Bush Lies." These are some of the phrases that appear on products lining the walls of In Flight Sports.
The College of Nursing will lose a staff member in November when Jeanette Klemczak, an assistant nursing professor and director of clinical practice, takes the new position of chief nursing executive for the Michigan Department of Community Health. Gov.
Editor's note: Each Wednesday, The State News editorial board will address a key issue of the presidential campaign.
Greater Lansing-area chefs will auction off donated packages of services today to raise money for the March of Dimes. Each of the 15 chefs will auction their culinary specialties at Kellogg Center from 6-9 p.m.
Days before "Fahrenheit 9/11" hit stores Tuesday, Director Michael Moore said he wants to expand the film's audience, even if it means breaking distributor contracts and forgoing a possible Oscar nomination. During a speech on Thursday at MSU, Moore said he wants to get "Fahrenheit 9/11" shown on television before voters head to the polls on Nov.
Every good recipe has an important ingredient that makes the concoction successful. For the MSU women's soccer team, senior goalkeeper Erin Carlson is that special ingredient that not only keeps the defense in check, but verbally guides the team throughout every game. In the shadows of former MSU goalkeeper Stacy Heller, Carlson worked all throughout her college career to be where she is today - a starter for the Spartans squad. "I have been waiting for this time to be able to be out there and show (Coach) that I can be out there and play with these great athletes," Carlson said.
Every day I travel from Lansing to East Lansing via Michigan Avenue. In the mornings, it's pretty mundane.
East Lansing officials want to ensure their tailgating concerns remain in university discussions, said Mayor Mark Meadows at Tuesday's City Council meeting. City officials were present during an MSU meeting regarding tailgate restrictions on Monday, and said they want to make sure decisions made on campus don't move problems across Grand River Avenue. "When alcohol was banned in the dorms, suddenly we had a huge increase in parties … in neighborhoods," Meadows said.
I would like to take the opportunity to clarify a few things regarding the current situation with tailgating on campus and ASMSU's role in it.
The MSU volleyball team (6-6 overall, 1-3 Big Ten) is heading to Ann Arbor with a grudge as the Spartans prepare to challenge the Wolverines (13-2 overall, 3-1 Big Ten) at 7 p.m. Last year's matches between the two rivals were split, with each winning at its opponent's house and this year, the Spartans want to take it all. "It seems like as you get older, you get more of a grudge toward the Wolverines," junior setter Mickey Davis said.
After discovering the lack of opportunities for students to get involved in Mayo Hall, Sasha Fawaz began keeping tabs on student volunteers. For the last four weeks, the zoology sophomore and other students have been collecting the pull-tab rings found on pop cans to recycle and raise money for Oakwood Hospital & Medical Center in Dearborn. "Pop tabs are so easy and it's the type of project that is really pure," Fawaz said, gesturing to a shoe box full of silver pop tabs at the foot of her bed.
An MSU task force is looking for ways to improve the mathematics, statistics and computing skills of students.
What if modern President Bush-loving conservatives could rewrite America's Bill of Rights? Judging from their extremist rhetoric, I'm guessing the document might look something like this: Amendment I: Congress shall make no law infringing on majority-approved speech. Thomas Jefferson's assertion, "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism," isn't popular among modern conservatives.
MSU's receivers have shown the speed and route-running precision needed to get open. The problem is, they've also shown a habit of dropping passes once in position to make a play. MSU's spread offense relies on receivers with good hands to move the football.
After more than two years with their first contract, members of the Graduate Employees Union are ready for change.
Patrons of the East Lansing Public Library will have a chance to own copies of novels written by authors and poets such as Ernest Hemingway, F.
Dimondale - At the top of a 50-foot metal tower, a tiny windmill spun with each gust of wind Monday afternoon.
An intense, straight-faced stare and flowing, yet restrained body movements accompanied Elizabeth Dowd as she chanted Japanese poetry and danced the medieval art form of Noh. Noh, a Japanese art dating back to the 14th century, is revered the same way opera is revered in the Western World, Dowd explained.