NEWS
Reverend Horton comes to Heat up Lansing venue
Grab your gin and tonic, eat some steak and hold onto the "suicide doors," Lansing - it's a psychobilly freakout.
NEWS
Kryza at the movies
"50 First Dates" Drew Barrymore captures veterinarian Adam Sandler's heart, only to reveal she has severe short-term memory loss.
NEWS
MIDDAY UPDATE: State House votes against capital punishment bill
A resolution that might have let Michigan citizens weigh in on the issue of capital punishment failed to pass through the state House today.The resolution, which would have placed an amendment on the Nov.
MSU
Turkey could be fast-food item
Hoping to go beyond the traditional Thanksgiving dinner table, turkey enthusiasts plan to make the meat a staple on fast-food menus through a federally funded project at MSU. Wyoming, Mich.-based Michigan Turkey Producers Cooperative recently received a $55,574 federal grant to research new turkey products that U.S.
MICHIGAN
New whiskey targets college crowd with local promotions
A new 100-proof liquor is making its way to local shot glasses this week as the product is unveiled in various Midwestern college towns. The Cutty Black whiskey, distributed by Skyy Spirits LLC, is being geared toward a college-age demographic with a "dedication to American male culture and the timeless feeling of American rock n' roll." Promotional parties at East Lansing and Lansing bars and restaurants include Michigan's "100 Proof Girls," nine scantily clad women tying into the liquor's advertisements that feature medieval, fantasy-themed women. "Cutty Black is an edgy, irreverent brand targeting consumers in these high-energy markets who are on the cutting edge of music and trends and enjoy a pleasure-seeking lifestyle," said Marc Bromfeld, a brand manager at Skyy Spirits LLC., in an e-mail to The State News.
MICHIGAN
WEB ONLY: Lansing convention addresses future of telecommunication industry
The excitement of new technology was in the air at the PoliTech 2004 convention held Wednesday at the Radisson Hotel, 111 N.
NEWS
DCL dean: Name change positive
As the proposal to further mesh MSU with the Detroit College of Law heads to both schools' boards, many law school community members say the shift would upgrade the college's presence in university decisions as well as its prestige nationwide. "The college has experienced enormous growth in quality since the affiliation with Michigan State," MSU-DCL College of Law Dean Terence Blackburn said.
MICHIGAN
Professor to be honored in ceremony
Colleagues and friends of Ruth Simms Hamilton have planned a memorial service and symposium to honor the former MSU professor's life and work. "This memorial service will be an opportunity for the campus community to celebrate the life of one of its most distinguished colleagues," said David Campbell, associate dean of the College of Social Science. Hamilton, 66, was found dead in her Meridian Township home on Nov.
NEWS
Officials say riot behavior not expected
While MSU and East Lansing officials say they don't anticipate disorderly behavior in the coming weeks, they are preparing for any celebrations that could get out of hand as MSU begins its appearance in the NCAA men's basketball tournament. "We're presupposing good behavior on the part of our students," university spokesman Terry Denbow said.
COMMENTARY
E.L. wouldn't exist without university
In response to the editorial ("Save a seat" SN 3/16), I think The State News is giving too much credit to East Lansing.
BASKETBALL
Student, former coach torn during NCAA tournament time
Masters student Matthew Wood completed his undergraduate studies at Nevada and never saw the Wolf Pack make it to the NCAA Basketball Tournament - until now. He sat anxiously watching the CBS Selection Sunday breakdown, happily knowing that both of his universities would be in the Big Dance. "I finally had two teams I could root for," Wood said.
NEWS
Temple of Sound
Few people would be able to hold a straight face if they heard a song titled "Lansing Rock City." Though not entirely justified, the Capital City has never been known for the live musical talent that flourishes within its city limits.
MSU
Student government revises internal code
On Tuesday night, ASMSU's Academic Assembly modified its internal code, and one additional change might be discussed at its last meeting of the session. The assembly passed seven modifications by consent, without a vote.
MSU
Month celebrates Asian Pacific Americans
Culture and entertainment will combine on campus over the next few weeks as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month rocks into full swing at MSU.
NEWS
'Dawn of Dead' a worthy, creepy update
George A. Romero's 1978 original "Dawn of the Dead" is an undisputed horror classic.
ICE HOCKEY
Icers to face pesky Wildcats squad
Northern Michigan always seems to get in the way of the MSU hockey team's quest for a CCHA championship. This year is no exception. The No.
MSU
Cafeterias offer low-carb options
MSU cafeterias might not label its food "Atkins-friendly" in the midst of a nationwide low-carbohydrate dieting craze, but officials say they offer plenty of options. "Given what we offer, people can pick and choose," said Bruce Haskell, food service coordinator for the Division of Housing and Food Services.
COMMENTARY
LBGT bulletin boards offensive to some
The article "Same-sex marriage fliers vandalized" (SN 3/5) describes PRISM's reaction to having parts of its bulletin board ripped down.
MICHIGAN
E.L. wine shop to close its doors after 7 years
On the afternoon of one of the nation's most celebrated drinking holidays, the aisles of Veritas Wine Shop, 211 M.A.C.
MICHIGAN
Officials, residents debate new development
Development plans for a vacant East Lansing property were decided Tuesday after a public hearing during an East Lansing City Council meeting. The property, which sits at 1427 W.