Facing a tight budget, tuition increases and criticism of MSU's domestic partner benefits, the university community will tackle those issues without MSU President M.
While much of the secondary is unproven, two defensive backs are set to anchor the group and provide the necessary leadership to get this unit through the season.Junior free safety Jason Harmon and junior cornerback Roderick Maples are the "elder statesmen" in the defensive backfield - each is stepping up and accepting the leadership role they have been assigned."Roderick and Jason stay on us all the time because we're young," sophomore strong safety Derron Ware said.
When asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, Cindy Arvidson always said, "a doctor," and she was always told, "No, you mean a nurse."Arvidson, an assistant professor of microbiology and molecular genetics who now holds a doctorate degree, was one of five women to speak at a forum on women in academic careers sponsored by the College of Natural Science and the Women's Advisory Committee on Wednesday afternoon.
University officials, students, former government officials and an ex-president of the United States spent today reflecting on MSU President M.
When incoming freshmen arrive at MSU in the fall, for their first few days, officials in the City of East Lansing and the university hope they have something in common other than their class status: Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein.""We are encouraging all first-year students to have read Frankenstein before they come in the fall," said June Youatt, assistant provost for undergraduate education at MSU.
Lou Anna Simon rarely gets a day off. As MSU's provost for nearly 10 years, Simon's scheduling book is an array of appointments, meetings and events that keep MSU's second in command on the go. Simon is known as businesslike with a dry sense of humor and enjoys walking through campus, especially in areas near Beal Botanical Gardens and Beaumont Tower.
I heard their stories. Muslims. Jews. Young. Old. Israelis. Palestinians. Arabs. Caucasians. Foreigners.
Although he surely was not the most desperate Spartan hoping to land a résumé booster this summer, MSU President M.
Jason C. Miller might have bashed the anti-war protesters ("Protesters were wrong on Iraq; now it's time to help out" SN 4/14), but what is wrong with that?
Lansing - A mannequin stood in the window of Otherwise Gallery wearing a wedding dress plastered with names of businesses and holding a basket offering a "dollar a dance." This is "Shameless Self-Promotion," a faculty-spotlighted art show put on by Lansing Community College's art, design and multimedia departments at the gallery, 1207 Turner St.
Lansing - The Spartan offense was in full throttle Friday afternoon, but they didn't need much of it.Behind a stellar pitching performance from junior right-hander Bryan Gale, the Spartans whipped the Wolverines 12-3 in front of 835 fans at Oldsmobile Park."It was a must win home game," said Gale, who improved to 5-4 on the year and 3-0 in his career against Michigan.
The MSU hockey team held its annual awards bust in Lansing last night. Yeah, it was a good time. But I would have done a couple things differently - namely instituted some hip new trophies. So, without further ado, here are the third annual State News hockey awards: The traditional stuff Most Valuable Player: John-Michael Liles Outstanding Offensive Player: Liles Outstanding Defensive Player: Liles Most Improved Player: Matt Migliaccio Outstanding Rookie: David Booth It might look like I copied those from the actual list of awards, but I swear to Hasek that I picked them before the real ones were released.
Spartans manager Ted Mahan's blood was once oozing maize and blue. Mahan spent the majority of his early life in Ann Arbor, both playing baseball and getting an education at Michigan. His baseball career began as a player for the Wolverines in 1974 - the first of four years he would earn a varsity letter.
As a lawsuit ensues against Kimberly Hostetler, an English sophomore who was driving the car that struck two women on Chandler Road in October, officials have determined the 19-year-old was not at fault. Bath Township police released a report Monday, which Clinton County Prosecutor Charles Sherman reviewed, detailing the accident that killed elementary education and child development sophomore Clare McCormick and injured 19-year-old former MSU student Ashlee Nichols. The two women were walking along Chandler Road near the Village at Chandler Crossings at 5:05 a.m.
Two more warrants for arrests were issued today by city and county officials in relation to the March 28-30 disturbances.A 20-year-old male MSU student faces charges of rioting, malicious destruction of property, both felonies and a misdemeanor charge of arson.
GastonGarcia is organizing 25 models, their clothes and the order they strut down the runway in the VIP fashion show tonight at Harper's Downtown, 131 Albert Ave. Garcia will bring together Detroit DJs, 25 models and more than 500 people for the East Lansing retailer's first fashion show. "I want to make it very local where everybody knows these people and to be able to identify with these people," he said.
Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land will be redesigning branch office signs in an effort to save money and raise online awareness with her new campaign, "Save Time, Renew Online!" The new design will not force a complete replacement of existing signs.
Every time I sit in class I gaze out the window. There is a longing in my heart, a primordial urge which can't be silenced.
As the university faces the challenge of a multi-million dollar budget cut, I was shocked to see the tennis courts next to the Duffy Daugherty Football Building were being resurfaced.
I am writing to voice my opinion on the ever-apparent parking problems students have on campus. Every day, I leave a half hour early for class and circle around campus for what seems like 40 times.