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COMMENTARY

Bush's environment record worst ever

The State News should have gotten their facts straight prior to printing bogus information in the article "Candidates spar over Great Lakes, environment" (SN 9/29). Key words - requested, proposed, opposes - in Bush's environmental action plan as stated in The State News all sound like he's actually doing something positive for the environment.

NEWS

Hip-hop artist releases solid album

When someone leaked much of his upcoming album onto the Internet not long before its planned release, Talib Kweli found a way to use the situation to his advantage. "I liked my album and I liked the way it sounded, but it wasn't completely finished and I didn't know what I had to do to finish it," the hip-hop veteran said in April during a visit to campus.

MSU

E.L. council, ASMSU work to bridge gap

ASMSU will host a visit from East Lansing City Councilmember Bill Sharp at its general assembly meeting tonight to discuss recent city development plans that compromise city and student relations.

SPORTS

Wallin tears ACL, out for entire season

MSU volleyball middle Megan Wallin was hitting a slide play behind the setter last Friday when she injured her knee. "She is finished for the season," head coach Chuck Erbe said in a written statement Wednesday after an MRI revealed Wallin tore the ACL in her right knee.

NEWS

Social studies

About 20 interviewers - ranging in occupations from housewives to students - sit at cubicles in the basement of Berkey Hall, each calling people to compile research on anything from who they're planning to vote for to whether they have ever had prostate cancer. That information is then entered into the database, compiled and used to write reports and is often used by MSU professors in studies, said Katherine Cusick, director of the Survey Research Interviewing Facility.

NEWS

Tada!

What is it?: A personalized protective cover for your iPod. Usefulness factor: This cozy will keep your iPod safe, while providing a creative alternative to spending $20 or more on a case made specifically for iPods. Items needed: • A small rectangle of fabric, preferably softer and thicker than plain cotton.

NEWS

Grand River Ave. offers diet-friendly fare

If you're watching your waistline this semester, and plan on eating out at the plethora of East Lansing eateries, fear not. We ate at six popular locations throughout the downtown area to give you the lowdown on healthy choices.

NEWS

Drinking buddies tour wonderful wheat beers

This week's column is dedicated to beers as white as the blank screen that comes up when we check our e-mail (Pleeeeease e-mail us at drinkingbuddies@beer.com). Wheat beer is a top-fermented light ale brewed with, wait for it ...wheat.

NEWS

Preview: on the stage

"Twelfth Night" A Shakespearean comedy written in the early 1600s. The story is a love triangle about a woman who loves a man who loves another woman. Yet the plot thickens when the characters find out that one of the women is really a man. Who: MSU Department of Theatre When: Oct.