An East Lansing official said Tuesday there was "short turnaround" on the final version of the city's new policy on party noise that mandates steep fines and jail time for the most serious offenders.Deputy City Manager Jean Golden said officials will consider feedback in the months ahead that could eventually lead to changes in the policy.
As I enter my third year at MSU, I can't help but be a little shocked and appalled by the changes in our on-campus food service.
Images from photographer Grace Chandler will be on display from 7 to 9 p.m. from Sept. 17-Dec. 19 in Nokomis Learning Center, 5153 Marsh Road in Okemos.
It's at a rock concert. It's on soft-drink labels and all over newspapers.It's intellectual property - the issues surrounding copyrights, trademarks, patents and Internet law - and MSU-DCL College of Law Professor Peter Yu said it's increased in importance as society's focus shifts to biotechnology, cloning and online file sharing."You drink a Coca-Cola and the brand name is right there," Yu said.
It's survived two world wars, it's managed to stand after being engulfed by flames and now the building at 1218 Turner St.
I would think that any moral and reasonable person would not have a problem with faculty having their picture ID or with the university having their e-mail address.
Students live in a harsh world these days. Our tuition was raised so the MSU police could buy Harley Davidsons, parking rates jumped so my bike could be stolen every summer by people in green shirts and now, thanks to the East Lansing City Council, I better be quiet.
Robert Rodriguez's "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" shouldn't disappoint fans who have been drooling for an encore after "El Mariachi," and "Desperado." The final edition to the trilogy has all the same style, humor and action as the other films, which made the director/writer famous. The only real disappointment is that El Mariachi (Antonio Banderas) must fight for screen time against its other colorful characters. When audiences last left El Mariachi, he had run off with his love Carolina (Salma Hayek). In flashbacks, we learn the couple finally settled down, married and started a family.
Leave the six-pack on the shelf and break out the wine list - the Spartans are going upscale. The MSU Board of Trustees approved Friday a $61 million project that would upgrade Spartan Stadium.
This summer, while doing a newspaper internship back home, I had the chance to do a story on a camp called Special Days.
The Preprofessional Society for Health Careers of Alpha Epsilon Delta will hold its first meeting Wednesday.The organizational meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.
Something about those awful home-decor shops always leaves me wishing I had more money to spend. Every time I go into those places and see all the weird lamps, sweet chairs and artwork, I get inspired, thinking of all the awesome things I could do to spruce up the area where I live.
The MSU offense came to a halt without its star quarterback on the sidelines in its 20-19 loss to Louisiana Tech on Saturday.So, the Spartans are hoping that he'll be able to return for this Saturday's game at Notre Dame.X-rays were negative on senior quarterback Jeff Smoker's right big toe, meaning it is not broken, and he is listed as questionable for Saturday's game."Jeff is (the starter) right now," head coach John L.
The start of National Hispanic Heritage Month has local people of Hispanic heritage thinking about their culture.
As Megan McCullen gazed at the enormous, serpentine line of people before her, she wondered whether the minute or so she would be able to gaze at the Red Planet was worth the hour-long wait she faced.The anthropology graduate student was one of about 1,000 people who ventured to the MSU Observatory in early September to catch a glimpse of Mars in its closest approach to Earth in nearly 60,000 years.
The Lansing Community College baseball team has a new home today.Lansing's Westside Park, 801 Stanley St.
Two years ago America stood naked and unprepared for a disaster which would shock and alter the psyche of the American people forever.
East Lansing police say the seriousness of the city's crackdown on noise and unruly gatherings is registering with students as the number of problematic house parties lessened during the weekend.Officers cited just one host with a party-noise civil infraction during the second weekend of the city's stiffened noise policy, which calls for steep fines and jail time for the most serious offenders.
Even after a somewhat disappointing 1-2 record at the U.S. Bank/Arby's Classic, the No. 15 Spartans learned if they calm down, they step up.MSU head coach Chuck Erbe knew the weekend would be the most difficult one of the season.