A new restaurant called Sansu will be opening the first week of February, giving East Lansing residents a different place to dine on Japanese cuisine. The restaurant located at 4750 S.
Even with a boatload of history on its side, the MSU hockey team couldn't pull off a much-needed victory over Miami (Ohio) on Friday at Munn Ice Arena.Instead, Miami won in East Lansing for the first time since 1997, and snapped MSU's seven-game unbeaten streak with a 5-3 victory.
The State News has done it again. The editorial "State of fear" (SN 1/30) was way off the mark and may have been the most blatant example of the liberal bias of The State News.
The empty Mountain Dew and Squirt bottles that had accumulated over the last few weeks poured out of a Hefty trash bag and fueled the energy pumping through the students' veins to stay up late researching.Despite signs urging members "don't be a slob," scattering the walls of Room 10 in Linton Hall, the space was cluttered with old research notes and articles.But it was more than caffeine that brought home four trophies for the MSU Debate Team."Most people have no idea what we do," Aaron Hardy, an interdisciplinary humanities junior said.
Someone must have given Billy Corgan a lobotomy. All the doom, gloom, creative mongering and overproduction of his previous musical releases is gone. His saving grace has arrived in the form of "Mary Star of the Sea," the first release from his new band, Zwan. "All I wanted/was you here next to me/a little sunshine sympathy," Corgan belts on "El Sol." Sporting some honest-to-goodness, faith-loving sentiment on the record, "Mary Star," Corgan might credit his changeover to God. Writing about God in a positive nature is a subject Corgan began to tinker with on the Smashing Pumpkins' last record, the Internet-released "Machina 2." Corgan even lists himself as evangelist Billy Burke on the album's credits.
Although the meningitis vaccine is only effective for three to five years, health officials say a booster isn't necessary to protect students from the disease. About three years ago, MSU distributed about 16,000 free vaccinations after a student contracted the illness.
The MSU men's basketball team hasn't won back-to-back games since December, a span of nine games, and the road to two straight victories won't be easy. After knocking off No.
East Lansing's pocketbook might avoid the chopping block when Gov. Jennifer Granholm's executive order is issued next week. As preliminary drafts of the order float around legislative offices, municipalities are keeping their fingers crossed that they'll survive the state's next round of cuts without any further damaging blows. After reviewing the draft, some state officials say revenue sharing won't be cut any further.
The telnet directory search on the MSU home page experienced a technical glitch Thursday afternoon, returning home addresses instead of campus addresses when searching for student information. Bruce Alexander, associate director of Administrative Information Services, said they are currently working to correct the problem and accurate directory information is expected to be online today. Sarah Frank
Grand Rapids - Gov. Jennifer Granholm told The State News on Friday that state universities should expect a 1.5 percent funding cut in coming days.The cut - equaling $5 million for MSU - comes on the heals of an executive order last month reducing the university's state intake by $6 million."I think we are going to see this 1.5 percent cut," said Granholm, after addressing the Michigan Press Association.
MSU's recruiting class doubled throughout the past week, jumping from seven verbal commitments to 14.
MSU students might not have the convenience of downloading music and movies for free any longer if the university is forced to give out names.
Two men posing as charity solicitors threatened a Case Hall resident at knife point late Thursday, witnesses said.
They were the shots heard 'round East Lansing. Two game-clinching three-pointers from two different guys with two completely different agendas.
On a 15-degree day, Melinda Haus sits in her wheelchair in front of East Wilson Hall, impatiently waiting for a bus to take her to class. Fifteen minutes later, she's still waiting because the bus that was supposed to pick her up at 5 p.m.
I am writing in response to S. Ann Jones' letter "Ozone deserves Izzone-type respect," (SN 1/30). I agree fans in the upper deck deserve to be recognized.
As a former FBI agent, U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers said visiting a doughnut factory was a special moment. Rogers, R-Brighton, and U.S.
We must realize in this age of unparalleled technological progress it is only going to get harder to stop rival countries from obtaining weapons of mass destruction. Realizing this, we cannot use possession of weapons as the sole reason to attack a country.
To follow or not to follow? That is the question. Last week while catching up after the weekend over lunch, a couple of my friends and I were discussing what we saw for our lives after college.