A 23-year-old MSU student was found dead by his father in his East Lansing apartment early Sunday morning.Police are calling the death "suspicious" and are conducting a homicide investigation.
If you're not sure you want to see "House of 1000 Corpses" because of the gore factor and graphic content, the soundtrack could be your deciding factor.
With so much questionable global information on the Internet, students heading abroad can find it hard to get their facts straight.But now students can find useful information such as maps, exchange rates and current health issues on www.msuglobalaccess.net.
Black Greek Week, an annual week of community service and entertainment events performed by fraternities and sororities of the National Pan-Hellenic Council, begins today. The council consists of eight historically black greek-letter organizations.
State health department reports 3rd SARS case The Michigan Department of Community Health announced the third suspected case of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS in Michigan on Wednesday.
If Janie Fouke thinks Michigan is cold compared to her native North Carolina, she hasn't seen anything yet.The College of Engineering dean, left Saturday for the Arctic Circle with a group of students from Bay Mills Community College in Brimley, Mich., a physics professor from Virginia and a NASA scientist.The team will measure the thickness of sea ice north of Norway, which will allow them to gauge the rate at which polar ice is melting.
MSU President M. Peter McPherson has his work cut out for him in Iraq, economists say. In the months ahead, McPherson is expected to join coalition forces to help stabilize the war-torn nation. Coalition forces have instated a U.S.-run temporary government to rule until Iraqi leaders are able to take control. Since coalition troops took Baghdad earlier this month, the city has been overrun with looting and mayhem.
The results of an autopsy performed on an MSU student found dead at his East Lansing apartment Sunday are inconclusive.East Lansing police Capt.
As the heavier fighting and conflict in Iraq seem to be winding down, one message that I keep hearing over and over again from this country's administration to Middle Eastern countries and effectively the rest of the world is to learn from this war.
Demonstrating that alcohol and a team loss can be a dangerous combination, some baseball fans have once again proven their irresponsibility when it comes to alcohol consumption. On April 15 and 19, fans endangered the lives of players, umpires and other fans when they rushed onto U.S.
Van Halen's 1978 debut album was possibly the most influential release of its time. Guitar virtuoso Eddie Van Halen's self-taught, unparalleled style of tapping and ultra fast solos made "Van Halen" a classic with an instant impact on the future of hard rock music. The album single-handedly provoked an entire generation of zitty, preteen boys to pick up guitars and teach themselves the 101 of rock 'n' roll by playing along with "Runnin' with the Devil." In all fairness, the album also motivated the age of hard rock excess; which of course included loose women, rowdy lifestyles and lots of drugs.
John Novak's first reaction was to turn down an offer to carry on a friend's record store, but on second thought the idea seemed to fit perfectly. Wazoo Records, 619 E.
The Apparitions are on a mission to make mental conditions a daily tradition. Seventies crack-head rock would be the best way to describe "Oxygen Think Tank." It is crack-head in that fun way, before the terrible life-debilitating addiction kicks in. The lyrics in the opener "Hospitality," are "day breaks/the sun wakes/valium and cornflakes/freeways/speed saves/stoplights and heatwaves." It's a word collage that paints an average morning for the portion of sunny America that still claims to be half-conscious. Working with mostly traditional rock elements, The Apparitions is an enigma in that it comes off sounding anything but traditional.
Police are still trying to identify about a dozen people they believe took part in last month's disturbances. But, officials say, that number could increase as officers continue searching for evidence implicating others into the ring that has grown with the help of about 85 tips. During the March 28-30 disturbances, unruly crowds caused more than $40,000 in damage to campus and the city. In the days following the riot, East Lansing and MSU police launched a Web site to post pictures and allow tipsters to e-mail information to aide in the investigation.
I know many of us have tried to take a closer look at our actions because of the happenings of the past months.
At least he's consistent. That is about all that can be said for Dearborn Mayor Michael Guido, who convinced the Arabic satellite TV news channel al-Jazeera to relocate a town hall-style meeting about Iraq's future. The news channel had hoped to secure a public venue within the city with the largest U.S.
The East Lansing City Council plans to hear recommendations Tuesday to increase penalties for loud and unruly parties in the city. In a continuing effort to combat noise problems in the city, council members can move forward with considering a series of revised recommendations submitted by student, city groups and local commissions.
MSU's new e-mail system was inaccessible Sunday for unknown reasons. Users of the system who called the Computer Center for maintenance were greeted by a message saying employees were aware the Web site, located at
ASMSU officials are trying to bridge the gap between representatives and their constituents and have created a new position to help.MSU's undergraduate student government reworked its executive positions for the next academic year - eliminating its director and assistant director of public relations in exchange for a new director of digital media and graphic marketing and constituent activism."(Activism) is something we're going to stress to all the positions," Student Assembly Chairperson Missy Kushlak said.