Robert Randolph & the Family Band were not the only ones feeling the love Wednesday night at the Fairchild Theatre.During "I Need More Love," virtually all of the sell-out crowd was grabbing the air, or Randolph's love, with their hands.
Last week brought in the most money for Burt Shapiro's restaurant since he bought the suffering calzone eatery in August.
About 300 hunters sporting orange hats and camouflage rallied at the state Capitol on Tuesday, encouraging legislators to make Michigan the 40th state allowing mourning dove hunting. With the sportsmen anxiously packed in the gallery above the House floor, the bill was passed 64-44 in the state House.
MSU, ranked No. 1 in the country for supply chain management, and China, the largest emerging market in the world, will converge in discussion at the first annual Broad China Supply Chain Forum on Friday. The forum "Supply Chain: China's New Growth Engine" will be held from 8 a.m.
Bills regarding college mergers and an explicit T-shirt were presented during Tuesday's ASMSU meeting.Officials from MSU's undergraduate student government plan to announce concerns about lack of student involvement in a decision to downsize the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.ASMSU officials will follow the lead of the college's own student government, the Student Senate, which recently passed a bill to show its opposition to the merger.The departments are set to combine because of budget difficulties.The bill said ASMSU would issue a statement to college officials, Provost Lou Anna Simon and MSU President M.
When MSU forestry Professors Donald Dickmann and Larry Leefers began teaching a class about Michigan's forests seven years ago, they realized there weren't any textbooks available to paint a complete picture of forestry in Michigan."When we started teaching the course, one thing we recognized early on was there was no book written that dealt with forest ecology specifically in Michigan," Leefers said.
I completely agree and commend Ian Randall for the column about the effects of free markets on healthcare costs "Free markets cause health-care costs to get out of control" (SN 10/30). Little attention is devoted to our obviously faulty medical care system in the United States.
Remember this familiar scene: You're at a wedding or formal dance, strategically seated at your corner table or mingling near the dessert trays and punch bowl.
Representatives from ASMSU will present recommendations for the party-noise ordinance at today's East Lansing City Council meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Two months ago, I got a whole lot of money deposited into my bank account from loan and class refunds.
I am going to tell you some utterly shocking news; it's something you might not want to hear, but it's true.
Voter turnout was low for East Lansing's general election Tuesday night, in which voters approved the elimination of the city's August primary election and returned three incumbents to the city council. Mayor Mark Meadows, Mayor Pro Tem Sam Singh and Councilmember Beverly Baten all won re-election to the city council Tuesday night. The city's August local primary election, which is held in odd-numbered years, was eliminated by a vote of 1,685-637. After almost two years of debate, the city council unanimously voted in April to put the issue on the ballot.
There is much at stake when the MSU volleyball team faces off against intrastate rival Michigan at 7 p.m.
Lansing - After a heated campaign and a narrow margin of victory, incumbent Tony Benavides was picked by the capital city's voters to continue serving out David Hollister's mayoral term. Benavides was named mayor over state Sen.
Public schools have failed to properly educate high school students about safe sex. This is an issue among high school students, and the fact that many schools do not include curriculum covering sex results in it remaining a taboo subject. Lanessa Riobe, 16, was sent home from Osceola High School in Kissimmee, Fla., after she wore a Halloween costume consisting of a T-shirt covered in condoms.
Years ago, Marcus Olson performed "Into the Woods" at the Wharton Center. Now, 13 years later, the head of acting for the MSU Theatre Department has gone back into the woods, but on a different mission.After he finishes directing "Into the Woods," his last play at MSU, he will begin his own difficult journey as he leaves the university.Olson said he is looking for work elsewhere because he is seeking an environment that constantly appreciates theater, and where, when budget cuts come up, the theater department isn't always the first to be hit.
It was an utter blowout for Styf in Week 9. With a huge outing, Styf narrowed the gap between the gurus in total points and tied the season series at 4-4.
Arguably two of the nation's most visible political analysts are coming to Michigan on behalf of MSU's Michigan Political Leadership Program.James Carville and Tucker Carlson, co-hosts of CNN's "Crossfire," will speak at the Laurel Manor in Livonia on March 4 and the Frederick Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids on March 5, for fund-raising events that will benefit the program.Shannon Horvath, program administrator for MPLP, said the program is geared toward people already in the workforce, who dream of becoming political leaders in Michigan."We train and inspire tomorrow's political leaders," she said.
Zach Simmons' letter regarding marijuana is just laughable ("
MSU assistant hockey coach Tom Newton and his wife Eve will make their debut as grillers from 6 to 9 p.m.