When a play only has three performers and a stationary set, my automatic assumption is that I might get bored and become fidgety.
As if Americans didn't need more proof that the world is a drastically different place than it was before Sept.
For many people on campus February is a time to reflect and show respect during Black History Month.
Bowling - the other sport of kings. Once the pastime of European rulers, bowling is now a sport enjoyed by 95 million people worldwide.
Spartans football scored big Wednesday as head coach John L. Smith nabbed 30 signees for National Signing Day. The class is one of the best in recent years, ranked No.
A flooded street and sidewalk area caused trouble for some MSU students Wednesday, who faced the option of either taking an alternate route or strapping on their galoshes.
Despite rumors that the Michigan Legislature will vote on the Marriage Protection Amendment next week, legislators say they won't speculate as to when a decision will be made. The proposed Marriage Protection Amendment would define marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
I'm writing in regards to Jim Lala's article, "Diversity doesn't promote better education, system flawed" (SN 2/3). Everyone is entitled to their opinions, but if they are going to be published, they should be well-thought out.
I have noticed a trend lately, both in the e-mail responses I receive and in the "Your Voice" section of this paper.
As an MSU student in the 1980s, Bob Fish dreamed big. While majoring in hospitality business and working at a local restaurant, Fish hoped to turn his love of coffee into a full-fledged career. "I was always intrigued with the social environment of coffee shops," the 1988 graduate said.
Democratic presidential hopeful the Rev. Al Sharpton visited campus and spoke briefly Thursday, making himself the third candidate to visit East Lansing in the race for the Democratic nomination.Sharpton outlined his policies to the group of almost 50 people gathered in the Multicultural Center, and encouraged them not only to vote in Saturday's Democratic caucus, but to convince others to vote."You'll be able to make a significant statement of where we are in this country and where we need to be," he said.
At this weekend's Mid-Winter Singing Festival, there's no such thing as an audience.
The editorial "Clear-path cause" (SN 1/26) and subsequent letters and articles have questioned the value and procedures of the snow removal process on the MSU campus.
"Along Came Polly" Ben Stiller and Jennifer Aniston star in a standard type A meets type B romantic comedy.
A variety of reasons prevented almost 10 percent of applications to vote online or by mail in the 2004 Michigan Democratic caucus from being approved, party officials said Tuesday. Around 12,000 of the 123,000 applicants who wished to vote from home were turned down, Michigan Democratic Party spokesman Jason Moon said.
The rich smell of wet paint on screen prints, the overwhelming visual image of a mounted, plaster-cast body, and vibrant colors call out from the heart of the Lansing area's local art scene. But there is little reply. The response that artists in the area receive still doesn't hold them back.
Day 1: Friday In the lobby of the second floor of IM Sports-Circle, the mood is quiet.
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources will sponsor Agriculture and Natural Resources Week on March 5-13. Educational programs will highlight different plant and animal species, including goats, bats and wildflowers.
Recently, the critiques of religious belief, in general, and Christian belief, in particular, have skirted the issue of religion's main purpose, which is the search for truth.