Members of the Residence Halls Association's General Assembly made major changes to the organization's constitution and bylaws at their meeting Wednesday. Eight amendments were approved by the assembly in a unanimous vote on the constitution as a whole.
There isn't a review in the world that could do "Urinetown: The Musical" the justice it deserves. The winner of three Tony Awards opened at the Wharton Center on Wednesday night, and from the first few lines of the musical, audience members kept laughing. The first scene shows Officer Lockstock, played by Tom Hewitt, waltzing out into an industrial-looking set filled with ladders, multiple levels, cages and dark black walls.
If you feed them, they will come - they just won't leave. Several hundred ducks can be seen each day, either congregating outside the Administration Building or using their bright orange, webbed feet to battle the Red Cedar River current.
As a high school senior, Jason Andreas was visiting his future college - MSU. While riding home with former Spartan A.J.
Emerging as the third and possibly last Democratic presidential candidate to visit East Lansing before Saturday's caucus, the Rev.
What a difference a month makes. As the first big snowfall covered the East Lansing streets in early January, there hardly was a buzz around MSU. That's surprising, considering two things: It was the start of the Big Ten season for the Spartans, who were picked to win the conference for the fifth time in six years, and MSU basketball is what sports fans anticipate every fall in East Lansing. This year was different.
Have you asked yourself why, among all the Democratic presidential candidates, Howard Dean is the only one that the conservative advocacy group "Club for Growth Political Action Committee" has singled out to run attack ads against? And why has the right-wing media spent more than twice as much time bashing Dean than they have his rivals? Why did Karl Rove tell the media that Dean would be the easiest to beat?
"No special effects. No stuntmen. No stereotypes. No other feeling comes close." The scrolling opening statement is a testament to the surfing reality that "Step Into Liquid" brings to the screen.
More than 45 percent of MSU students are experiencing back pain, a national study revealed, and it might be related to students spending more time on the Internet. The study, performed by the National Health College Assessment in 2002, is being analyzed for information concerning students' physical health.
Spartan baseball is showcasing two clinics with coaching by current MSU players, professional players, top high school coaches and MSU coaching staff.
Remember your happiest days? Are they not the best? For the MSU men's basketball team (11-8 overall, 6-2 Big Ten) happiness has become paramount to a possible conference crown and its postseason destiny. The Spartans are happy, this I know.
Plans are underway to repair two fire-damaged houses in the Hawk Nest Community on East Lansing's north side. The fire broke out at 462 Anhinga Drive near Chandler Road shortly after 12:30 a.m.
This is a response to Lydia Brodeur's letter, "Race too large a part of admissions". The response is simply this: No, your Guatemalan brother doesn't have a better chance at being accepted to college than does your white brother.
Spartans men's and women's track and field teams will travel to the Meyo Invitational. The event will be held at Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind., beginning at 5 p.m.
After giving up a season-high 78 points in its last game to Iowa, the No. 20 MSU women's basketball team had something to prove Thursday night. They did it, defeating Wisconsin, 72-47, at Breslin Center. The Spartans (17-4 overall, 7-3 Big Ten) got back to their defensive ways against the Badgers (8-12, 2-8). "It was a good game for us," MSU head coach Joanne P.
The No. 20 MSU women's basketball team looks to win their second game against last place Northwestern at 2 p.m.
After Uncle Joey mercilessly bashed C. Mack for picking Oregon against Stanford last week, he was biting his nails when it looked like the Ducks would actually pull off the upset.
Equal rights, not special rights. It's a common mantra when it comes to civil rights in America.
When two teams with recent scoring troubles meet for a conference contest, one might predict a low-scoring affair or a goal-scoring blowout. The latter was the case between the MSU hockey team (17-13-1 overall, 12-8-1 CCHA) and Lake Superior State (6-14-5, 4-12-3) during a busy Thursday night affair in Sault Ste.