Coordinators of this year's Homecoming week said they hope to be more focused on the students, with new events such as a free concert planned the night before the big game. In past years, Homecoming has been geared toward alumni, Sveta Desai of the University Activities Board said.
The start of Hispanic Heritage Month has some local Hispanics thinking about their culture. State Sen.
This letter is in reference to the article "McPherson's work in Iraq Protested" (SN 9/4). I am a captain in the U.S.
It's been a few weeks since MTV's 2003 Video Music Awards aired, but the wave of giddy gossip from boys and girls alike is still being felt from the kiss seen around the world. Yeah, folks, I'm talking about the Madonna-Britney-Christina kiss, and if you missed it live, I'm sure you saw it plastered everywhere else - even yahoo.com had the picture of the threesome that most guys would love to be a part of up on their homepage.
If "American Splendor" is anything, it is intimate and honest - just like its real-life main character's comic book. It's the biography of comic-book writer Harvey Pekar, the creator of the underground comic "American Splendor." The comic follows Pekar's own life, the people he works with and his gloom and doom outlook on existence.
Whether it's one of his greatest hits albums or one of his early records, any CD collection that doesn't have some Al Green in it is incomplete.
For people looking to find love, or maybe just a date or good friend, East Lansing might be the perfect place, and for obvious reasons.Lining the outskirts of campus are restaurants, bars and coffeehouses full of students, especially in autumn.
The door at the trainers' office inside the Clara Bell Smith Student-Athlete Academic Center has seen more action than many Spartans players have lately. Injuries were a factor in Saturday's 20-19 last-second loss to Louisiana Tech and also will play a major role this weekend as MSU heads to South Bend, Ind. Senior quarterback Jeff Smoker said his team needs to get healthy during the week and be ready for the long haul. "I sure hope (we're) not (tired) because it's a long season," Smoker said.
Theater senior Amber Zmick said she hopes to learn about the real world of theater before she reaches her final destination.
The College of Human Medicine will present Paul Farmer as the featured speaker at this year's Andrew D.
This letter is in response to the issues written concerning "ex-gay" classes. A university-run, ex-gay class is not the answer for those who are, or wish to be, ex-gay.
As an alumna who has practically given up tailgating on campus again, I am appalled by the $61 million being spent on the stadium upgrade.
I could not believe what I was reading when I read Kelly Hamilton's letter to the editor "Contraceptive information needed" (SN 9/11). I don't think the case of the East Lansing woman reporting a false rape highlights the need for increased contraception knowledge.
The NFL's Week Two was one for the running backs, with the Ravens' Jamal Lewis breaking the single-game yardage record and others falling back into form. Miami running back Ricky Williams fell back into form, while Bills running back Travis Henry scored three touchdowns and averaged little more than 1 yard per carry. The importance of Week Three is that trends begin to form. For instance, anyone playing the Lions or Cardinals could break out.
Five local bands are hoping Friday night's rock festival at the Temple Club will pique the interest of area music fans. Playing at "The Rock Show" are Five-Fifty, 100 Watt Head, Powerface, Hawks and Snakes and The Caustic Pop!. The doors open at 7 p.m.
It's always a surprise when no one mentions this famous comedy team. Both have been linked to other actors as comedy teams but came together on the big screen a number of times.
I was pleased by much of what I saw on Thursday. The remembrance of the victims of Sept. 11 was tasteful and moving.
Something has to give in order to make President Bush's new energy legislation agreeable to the vast majority.
A group of East Lansing community residents say they're angry about the amount of traffic on Abbott Road and don't want to see any more development until the problem is solved.