An unexpected water bill has left Crossing Place Apartments tenants scratching their heads and complex managers issuing apologies. The bill, delivered earlier this month, was the first sent to tenants since they moved in.
Discussion and the pursuit of possible legal action regarding ASMSU's election code continued Tuesday night, a day after the MSU College Democrats and the MSU College Republicans met in a lengthy special meeting. The two political groups were concerned that the MSU undergraduate student government's code limited free speech. Under the code, candidates from different colleges can't appear on the same flier or handout and requires organizations to gain permission from candidates before endorsing them. Members of ASMSU's Steering Committee, which passed the election code, reworked three sections of the bill with six members of the College Democrats and Republicans.
Professors, teaching assistants and members the Graduate Employees Union who work in the College of Arts & Letters filled Room 111 of Berkey Hall Wednesday night to discuss how the restructuring of the university will affect them. "We are here to discuss possible solutions to this problem, and how we are going to fight these budget cuts, rather than absorb them," said GEU president Scott Henkel. Philosophy, history and religious studies will be moved to the College of Social Science, which will be renamed as College of Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences.
If you've ever wanted to ask President M. Peter McPherson a question, here's your chance. No topic is off-limits.
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Whatever girl it was that broke Jason Stollsteimer's heart really did a number. It hurt so bad, I felt it too.
The possible transfer of MSU's College of Human Medicine to Grand Rapids could severely impact the region's economy and health care services, a group of Mid-Michigan leaders say. East Lansing Mayor Mark Meadows and Lansing Mayor Tony Benavides are among the group of constituents who formed the Lansing-area Executive Response Team, which met in Lansing City Hall on Wednesday.
After months of identifying supporters, registering voters and campaigning, the Students for Dean crusade came to an end Wednesday. Howard Dean officially announced he was dropping out of the race for Democratic presidential nominee Wednesday in Burlington, Vt.
As theater reporter, I've gotten the opportunity to meet a slew of interesting people. I've talked to Broadway actors, cocky directors, talented students, cheerful theater managers, mean professors and, of course, die-hard theater lovers. The theater is a world of its own.
While Chicago's Hello Dave might seem right at home tonight at Rick's American Café, the band doesn't limit itself to just one kind of venue. In fact, unlike most independent rock bands, Hello Dave has spread out across the map, performed at U.S.
As the freshman center bolted onto the court with just more than a minute left in MSU's Feb.
Couples looking to possibly win some prizes should head out to the "MSU Couples Challenge" at 7 p.m.
An Internet telephony meeting sponsored by MSU's Quello Center for Telecommunication Management & Law and the Institute of Public Utilities will take place from 1-4:30 p.m.
In response to criticism of The Hard Lessons' blues- and rock 'n' roll-influenced sound, guitarist Agostino "Gin" Visocchi said he'd rather the band sound like music 30 years ago than two years ago.
While some students attended The Von Bondies concert Wednesday night, across the lobby, others attended the Malcolm X Symposium. The keynote speaker for the symposium was James Cone, a Charles A.
Again, I find myself rolling my eyes as yet another female college student regurgitates the propaganda she's been fed as a part of the "first generation to have had the right to abortion since birth" ("Women should make decisions about own bodies, need choices" SN 2/12). Lindsay Staron tries to convince me that abortion is safe.
MSU President M. Peter McPherson will be participating in an open question-and-answer forum at 7 p.m.
I am writing in the defense of Ryan Gartland ("Math requirement waste of time, cash" SN 2/12), in that the arguments presented against him were not completely sound.
With its two co-directors graduating in the spring and new goals on the table, the face of Women's Council at MSU will be changing. At its Feb.
ASMSU's Academic Assembly approved funding for a universitywide forum with Provost Lou Anna Simon Tuesday night.