The best in the business was juked by the Big Ten's newcomer. On one sideline stood Iowa's Kirk Ferentz, last season's Associated Press and Walter Camp national Coach of the Year.
East Lansing drinkers will have to cut their nightly alcohol consumption by about half a drink or find a sober ride home as the legal blood-alcohol content limit drops Tuesday. The new law changes the legal blood-alcohol content, or BAC, to .08 from .10 and brings Michigan into compliance with a U.S.
Participants in the 5K Aids Walk Michigan-Lansing waved their arms and laughed, receiving honks of support from passing cars as they marched down Grand River Avenue on Sunday afternoon.More than 400 MSU students, local residents and other college students battled chilly temperatures and a brief rain shower to raise awareness and money for the Lansing Area AIDS Network.
East Lansing was the capital of bizarro-world Saturday as MSU and then-No. 13 Iowa battled it out, resembling
For Lindsey Prudhomme, one simple decision led to months of court dates and personal turmoil. The journalism senior was involved in a disturbance in the early morning hours of March 29, after the MSU men's basketball team beat Maryland in the Sweet 16 during the 2003 NCAA tournament.
Everyone has someone they consider to be a close friend. You know, the person who was there for you when you failed one of your final exams or when you were just having a downright crappy day and needed a shoulder to cry on.
In my life, I have been able to endure getting 16 stitches in my head from falling off a bike, internal bruises from a seat belt after a car accident (I'd like to note I was not behind the wheel) and severe ear infections from the acid content in my ears (so my doctor says). But I cannot always handle the severe tension headaches which incapacitate me on countless occasions. I know I am not alone in this.
With his hair flying behind a black-and-white headband and arms powerfully pounding out a rhythm, Taiko drummer Ryan Toguri commanded the attention of about 200 people Sunday afternoon at the Japanese Garden Picnic. Audience members responded to Toguri's drumbeats and the other three drummers in Kaminari Daiko, a group out of Chicago, by moving their feet and legs rhythmically. The picnic was the first event of Japan Week, which runs through Oct.
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?
With his hair flying and arms pounding, Taiko drummer Ryan Toguri played with his bandmates in the Kaminari Daiko group Sunday afternoon at the Japanese Garden Picnic.The picnic was the kick-off for Japan Week, which runs through Oct.
State and local officials are warning motorists to find a designated driver as the legal limit for drunken driving has been lowered.A law passed in July will go into effect Tuesday bringing Michigan into compliance with a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration requirement that withholds federal road funding to states who do not change the legal blood-alcohol content limit to .08.The law - which changes the name of the offense from Operating Under the Influence of Liquor to Operating While Intoxicated - says drivers who blow a .08 on a breathalyzer are to be charged with the more serious charge.First-time drunken driving convictions in Michigan carry a maximum of 93 days in jail, a $500 fine, 360 hours of community service, six points on a driver's license and 180 days with a suspended license, with a restricted license possible after 30 days.
On Thursday, the National Council of Teachers of English Student Affiliate of Michigan State University organized its first Poetry Slam.The event showcased poetry spanning a wide spectrum of issues, with titles ranging from Maya Angelou's "Still I Rise" to English sophomore Nicolas Hampton's "A Virgin Beating Off in Their Dorm Room."The group is primarily for students interested in pursuing a career in English education with the goal of connecting potential English teachers with those already within the work place.
After an inconsistent, shaky start to the season offensively, the MSU football team showed up as a well-oiled machine against Iowa on Saturday. They scored 14 points in the first half of the first quarter and never looked back, upsetting No.
MSU President M. Peter McPherson was back on campus Friday, returning from Baghdad where he worked to restore the economy of a war-torn nation.McPherson made his first public appearance at the Union's Green Room, fielding questions on what he and his team were able to accomplish during his tenure as the financial coordinator for the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance in Iraq."It's certainly great to be back on Michigan State's campus," he said.
A myriad of musicians, representing several genres, will transform MSU into a musical hot spot this weekend.Canadian artist Ember Swift takes over Common Grounds in Akers Hall tonight, Funktelligence arrives tomorrow and pop artist Jason LeVasseur brings his show to the International Center Saturday.
After a one-year ban from postseason play, the U-M men's basketball team is now eligible to participate in the 2004 NCAA Tournament. The decision, announced Thursday, reversed a May ruling by the NCAA infractions committee that imposed a second year of restriction from the postseason, among other sanctions. U-M had imposed several restrictions on itself for the 2003 season, following revelations of several counts of player payment from former basketball booster Ed Martin to then-Wolverine basketball players.