The infantile nonlogic of letters, such as Steve Duane's, ("Creationism a belief, can't be disproved" SN 12/4) is unimaginably taxing on my confidence in this university's student body.
BLUES/JAZZ"B.B. King, Vol. 4," B.B. King, Ace"Southern in My Soul," Big George, Black & Tan"Enough Is Enough," Holland K.
MSU students now have the option of combining their books with their beer. Buffalo Wild Wings, 360 Albert Ave., now offers wireless Internet access to students looking to study and surf the Web while enjoying a brew and some buffalo wings. Assistant General Manager Aaron Weiner said that the restaurant is the first Buffalo Wild Wings in Michigan and the only bar in the area to offer this service. "We just figured students would rather come and do some research while having a beer than go to the library," Weiner said. The service was added after the bar's general manager got a new lap top and a router.
Junior defensive tackle Matthias Askew will forgo his senior season and become eligible for the 2004 NFL draft, head coach John L.
After less than a year in business, another specialty shop will soon close its doors and bid 'adieu' to downtown East Lansing. Cool Waves, a Miami-based retailer featuring trendy and stylish club apparel, will leave its short-lived home at 115 E.
Most new country folk albums are hit-or-miss. While some turn out to be complete cream, others struggle to reach the consistency of skim milk.
Steve Frank's alarm clock never shuts up during the winter months. It is set to tear him out of his warm, comfy bed every two hours throughout the night.
As the new semester begins, on-campus organizations are looking for new ways to recycle used materials. Last semester, Residence Halls Association chose not to renew its contract for recycling service with Waste Management, and instead signed an agreement with MSU's Office of Recycling and Waste Management.
The MSU College of Human Medicine could make a move to the west side of the state, but all talks about the possible relocation are in preliminary stages, officials say. "We always have to be talking to people on how we might serve the state better," MSU spokesman Terry Denbow said.
MSU might take steps to become a charter member of the new American Student Government Association after ASMSU's Academic Assembly meets tonight. The American Student Government Association is a national organization centered in Gainesville, Fla.
This letter is in response to MSU's decision to add yet another "Faculty/Staff Only" parking structure on north campus.
Fingerprints and photos are taken upon entering any local or state jail facility, but now, thanks to the U.S.
While students were on winter break, MSU's e-mail system received a full makeover - inside and out. The system, located at http://mail.msu.edu, replaced the 10-year-old Pilot system in March.
Production of the new Michigan quarter began Friday hundreds of miles away at the Denver Mint in Colorado, with several Michigan residents on hand to see the first coins being pressed. The quarter's design, chosen by Gov.
When America woke up on Dec. 14, a shaggy face crawled from a hole in the ground dominating the airwaves and our attention. Fugitive Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was now neutralized and the ideological culmination of the second Gulf War seemed apparent. When he was captured, he wanted to bargain.
Madison, Wis. - Shannon Brown stood in the visitor's locker room at the Kohl Center with his head down and tears welled up in his eyes.
Two women's soccer players earned spots on the NSCAA/Adidas 2003 Scholar All-America team. Senior defender Andrea Sied was a first-team honoree, while senior goalkeeper Stacy Heller was voted to the second team.
The scenario was all too familiar for the MSU hockey team. Just like it had in the recent past, MSU won the first game of its weekend series but couldn't sustain the consistency needed to win the next day's game.
Many MSU international students who traveled home during winter break were fingerprinted and photographed when they returned to U.S.
Michelle Huynh-Ba was named to USA Field Hockey's Under-21 National Team along with four other players from the Big Ten. The MSU sophomore joins Michigan's Jill Civic, Indiana's Kayla Bashore and Jodi Murphy and Penn State's Karin Grap as the national team competes both at home and abroad. Huynh-Ba has made a splash in her two years with the Spartans, including being named womensfieldhockey.com's Rookie of the Week, making the USFHA's Under-20 Team and leading the 2002 Big Ten in freshman scoring. The Spartans boast a 40-8 record during Huynh-Ba's career, including two Big Ten Tournament Championships and an Elite Eight finish in 2003.