Visitors twisted and stretched into various poses on hardwood floors Sunday during mini-yoga sessions offered at the Center for Yoga, Movement and Massage.The free sessions were part of the center's annual open house and included half-hour yoga classes and mini-therapy sessions that offered visitors 20-minute massages.
ASMSU is finally stepping up its representation of students as MSU's undergraduate student government is set to host a forum to discuss the East Lansing party-noise ordinance.
'U' shuts out Buckeyes Fewer shot attempts and fewer corner kicks led the MSU women's soccer team to a 1-0 loss to Ohio State Sunday in Columbus, Ohio. MSU only attempted 11 shots to OSU's 19, relying on senior goalkeeper Stacy Heller to stop the Buckeyes from scoring, which she did five times. The Spartans also allowed three corner kicks, one of which returned the Buckeyes' only goal. Lutz resigns as coach MSU men's and women's swimming and diving head coach Jim Lutz stepped down Friday because of health concerns and family priorities. Sixth-year associate coach Matt Gianiodis will serve as interim head coach for the 2003-04 season. Lutz was diagnosed with chronic mononucleosis, Epstein-Barr virus infection and chronic fatigue syndrome in March.
The No. 14 MSU volleyball team left the court Friday night all smiles after a four-game victory over No.
You know that tone of voice or look in one's eyes when he or she is the bearer of really bad news?
Soaring numbers of citations for underage drinking, noise and drunken driving in East Lansing this year are revealing the extent of the city's crackdown on noise and disruptive behavior. With three months remaining in the year, East Lansing police say they already have issued about 800 underage drinking citations, a sharp increase from last year's 686. Police have issued enough noise citations to meet last year's total of 558 - including 11 violations under the city's stiffened policy on party noise.
This letter is in response to the column by John Bice "Ten Commandments statue has no place in public domain" (SN 9/26). As a Christian, I took offense to every aspect of Bice's column for a number of reasons, largely due to his inaccuracy and ignorant bias against Christianity.
A brightly colored male peacock casually disregarded 35 MSU students sitting on picnic tables at Potter Park Zoo on Sunday afternoon.The group, not including the blue-and-green bird, waited for a John Deere tractor to deliver them to a scattering of brush.
U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., introduced legislation Friday that will allow families and friends to send letters and packages to armed forces overseas without paying postage. "With troops on extended deployments, mail is an essential link between our troops on deployment and their families back home, but the cost keeps adding up," Stabenow said in a written statement.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded MSU nearly $1 million to establish an Agriculture Innovation Center. MSU's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources will work with the Michigan Partnership for Product Agriculture to head one of 10 centers located throughout the nation. The center will help farmers and processors learn to compete in the global economy and provide technical assistance and business planning advice to assist agricultural producers in developing value-added agriculture commodities.
MSU philosophy professor Hilde Nelson has been named editor of Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy. The quarterly journal publishes essays and book reviews dealing with the historical and cultural impact of sexism and feminist philosophy. Nelson will be in charge of executing the goals set for the journal, which include expanding readership and creating a more extensive forum to engage in feminist discussion. MSU will house the journal for the next five years, until 2008.
A brightly colored male peacock at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo looked at 35 students sitting on picnic tables, waiting for a John Deere cart to deliver them to pick up brush Sunday afternoon.The group, minus the blue-and-green bird, was participating in the National Gandhi Day of Service, an event celebrated by 7,000 students at 500 universities nationwide.The Coalition of Indian Undergraduate Students sponsored the event.
A team of 50 MSU faculty members will use a $35 million grant to work to improve math and science teaching and achievement for K-12 schools in Michigan and Ohio.The grant took effect Friday and was awarded by the National Science Foundation, an independent federal agency supporting research and education in science and engineering.
MSU played its most efficient game of the season on both sides of the ball en route to a Homecoming victory over Indiana, according to head coach John L.
Somewhere in a far-off football field of festivity last weekend, Syracuse Mascot Otto the Orange, No.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm resubmitted an executive order Thursday that will create the new Department of Labor and Economic Growth designed to streamline Michigan job creation and economic development.The order was originally submitted Sept.
Possible good news for the MSU men's basketball team has reached campus. Grand Ledge senior forward Al Horford recalled his verbal commitment to Michigan, opening up his recruiting process once again. Two weeks ago the frontcourt future of the basketball team looked to be in question, as three post prospects erased MSU from their list of top school choices.
Drop your ice skates and grab your bathing suit - it's time for some hockey. There's a new underwater sport at MSU sponsored by the MSU SCUBA club, combining hockey and swimming to produce an offspring known as underwater hockey.
The No. 9 MSU field hockey team looks to rebound from a sloppy performance last week and play strongly this weekend against Stanford and against Northwestern in their Big Ten home opener.
Indiana's 6-foot, 188-pound wide receiver Courtney Roby was very close to donning the green-and-white before he decided to become a Hoosier.