The Federated Polish Home in Lansing will celebrate Polish heritage month with Pulaski Days, a polish festival this weekend. The festival is free and will be held at the home, 1030 W.
MSU President M. Peter McPherson goes back to work on Wednesday - the same day that marks his 10th anniversary as president. McPherson made his first public appearance Saturday since his return from Iraq, answering questions about what he and his team had accomplished during his stint as the financial coordinator for the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance. "It's certainly great to be back on Michigan State's campus," he said.
Two incompletions didn't spoil Jeff Smoker's day. All his receiver wanted was a little attention, so it didn't matter when he dropped the second pass. With a boyish grin on his face, something that seemed so far away during the past year, Smoker tossed a Frisbee with little accuracy to "Zeke the Wonder Dog," the black Labrador that usually is a halftime show but somehow became an invaluable portion of the postgame festivities after MSU's upset win over then-No.
If a student has a concern regarding the university, he or she should have a place to go for that concern to be heard.
Top 10 lists are great and all, but haven't you even wanted someone - anyone - to give you more than 10, but less than 100?
Students and others who haven't registered to vote are running out of time if they want to cast a ballot in November. East Lansing residents have until Oct.
The State News should reconsider its editorial concerning deciding affirmative action issues by a statewide ballot "Duking it out" (SN 9/24). The equal rights of any minority will never be achieved by putting such issues up for a vote.
A legal analysis of the Supreme Court's decision regarding the University of Michigan's admissions lawsuits will be held today at the MSU-DCL College of Law. In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled in Grutter v.
Police and family members are still searching for leads in a beating-related death outside an East Lansing bar three years ago this week. Tuesday will be the third anniversary of the assault on Brandon D'Annunzio in downtown East Lansing, which resulted in his death. D'Annunizio, a Livonia resident, was 24 years old at the time and was not an MSU student.
MSU's recruitment troubles are mounting - this time for the football program. The Territory, an Internet publication devoted to recruitment activity for Florida State University, has reported that St.
I am enlisting the help of The State News readers again this fall. School has started at Red Cedar Elementary (at the west end of Sever Drive, which is the continuation of Wilson Road after you make that little jog to the left at Harrison Avenue) as well as at MSU.
The death of Robert Palmer on Friday created a riptide throughout the realm of music. A heart attack killed the 54-year-old rocker, who gained popularity during the '80s with his music videos featuring legions of near-identical, seductive women. The music died, but the memories live on.
MSU Global Focus 2003, a photography contest open to students, faculty and alumni is accepting submissions until Oct.
This is a response to The State News column, "Spartan fans won't even finish this," (SN 9/22). I would personally like to thank The State News for this column.
The University of Michigan men's basketball team is finally done "doing time" for other people's crimes.
The No. 14 MSU volleyball team had a sub-par weekend but earned a split of their two matches with a win Saturday night at Jenison Field House. Neither No.
By Corinne DeVries Special for The State News Presenters displayed weaving, spinning, papermaking and Native-American artifacts inside interactive booths at the Woldumar Nature Center, 5739 Old Lansing Road in Lansing this weekend. The American Heritage Festival portrayed aspects of life in time periods from the French voyageurs to the development of the automobile. "It's a festival to depict life without the luxuries we have today," said Trina Taylor, activities coordinator for the center. Lansing area clubs, such as the Muzzleloading Gun Club and the Model Railroad Club staffed booths at the festival which attracted about 2,000 people.
The MSU women's cross country team placed second at the Roy Griak Invitational on Saturday in Minneapolis, Minn., edging No.
In response to the "Spartan fans won't even finish this" (SN 9/22) article, I want to say I am in total agreement.